the report does not include an analysis of grid impacts and alternative sources of reliability services that would be necessary to shut the plants down in practice.

"We hope that by looking at the local resources available, other stakeholders can start thinking about ways of creating transition plans for the whole community at the same time that they're considering these options," said Mike O'Boyle, director of electricity policy for Energy Innovation.

It could take several years to go through the regulatory process needed to analyze and retire these plants, he added.

"Other resources will be required to complement wind and solar and provide essential reliability services, but the increasingly attractive relative value proposition for the raw energy available from wind and solar versus more expensive coal generation can generate more andyou’re welcome to use it – just bear in mind that this is a comment I made on that article (my comment hasn’t been published yet though). It’s probably best not to have the exact same words in two different comments

But sadly, it is nothing more than we have come to expect from Matt Greenop. His columns have devolved from tripe into slime.

That the Herald sees fit to publish such ridiculous sprays speaks volumes about its own gutter-crawling standards. I used to enjoy reading the Herald, including the motoring section. This sort of muck is just an insult to readers.

To be fair on The New Zealand Herald, they just lifted this from any one of the publications which are carrying the story, worldwide.

Q : Why employ your own


use to be so they have had to introduce the 1 series, which is now bigger than the 3 series use to be. LIkewise, the Audi A4 is the size of the old Audit A6 and the Holden Cruize is about the size of the old Holden Commodore.

Or more a much more obvious example, take a look at the old and new mini. The old mini was tiny, the new mini has the same wheel base as the Land Rover discovery.

Cars use to weight under a Tonne, now they can weigh over 2 Tonnes. 15 inch mag wheels use to be huge, now cars come factory with 18 inch mags and to pimp your ride, you have to dump it onto 20’s or 22’s! My new family carhas bigger, wide tyres (and more power) that the Ferrari Magnum PI use to drive around in. Madness!

If parking was in a “free market” there would be no requirement for any property owner to provide parking spaces in any district plan. I haven’t heard any neo-liberals demanding all parking requirements be removed from district plans because they are a socialist impingement on the rights of a property owner to do whatever he wants to do with his property, but it is as logical as demanding tax cuts.

A developer would provide spaces if the market showed that the spaces were required to sell a property. I suspect that most buildings in commercial centres and a lot of dwellings would be constructed without a parking space.

Therefore anyone wanting to park


using pricing as the means of achieving that is a great start.

The use of the carriageway for parking means that the cost of the parking infrastructure is much higher than it needs to be. It would be nice if the carriageways in the city were limited to say 2.8metres per lane and the balance either used to incorporate cycle lanes or pedestrians. This would have the effect of reducing speeds as drivers are much more aware of the proximity to other vehicles in the narrower lanes.

When we’ve had our fun flaying this sort of nonsense, let’s remember that tabloid journalists write to appeal to a constituency. There are plenty of people out there who would agree with the journalist. We should be trying to talk to them withoutthe work item description document for details. In May 2017 3GPP either endorsed or approved proposed specification changes. Approval means the decision is final, endorsement means the change is technically correct but there are may be other solutions. The only change not endorsed at that time was a change of 25.466 UTRAN specification which was not critical.

On December 20th, 2017, 3GPP released the first set of 5G NR specifications that include n71 band, DC 66+n71, DC 66+n257, DC 71+n71, and CA n71+n257 configurations.

As of January 2018 T-Mobile, Samsung and Ericsson are working on the following NR carrier aggregation combinations covering most T-Mobile's spectrum holdings except 700 and 850 MHz:

n2+n71, n2+n257, n2+n260

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n257 intra-band, n260 intra-band

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to the one gear that we typically expect of him.

After Montréal

But the problem I feel for Justin is how he’s been able to follow up his performance, in Montréal. While we were proven emphatically last year that the run-up to Capcom Cup is not the penultimate indicator of success at the big dance — Dogura won Canada Cup last year, and yet was unable to crack top 16 — it shows where your strengths and deficiencies lie. And there’s been some cracks in his defensive walls.

At Canada Cup, he had one of his closest sets ever against Xiaohai to put him into Losers Bracket. While as of the time of writing Capcom Fighters has yet to upload the matches, several crucial rounds came down to the clock, withthem unless he finds a gear he hasn’t had before with Menat. Even trying to go off of Karin to achieve this will only telegraph the style of play he wants to achieve out of the gate.

Barring this, Justin is going to be facing an uphill battle at Capcom Cup. Yes, he may be on the somewhat weaker end of the bracket with Verloren, and will likely see himself improve on his 1-2 record this year. To take it all will take a crazy amount of preparation before he plays everyone in his Vegas backyard.


2*p(i). Suppose -2*y + y - 2 = 0. Give u(y).
6
Let j(x) = 26*x**2 - 53*x**2 - 8*x + 26*x**2 - 7. What is j(-6)?
5
Let t = 4 - 8. Let k be t/(-6) + (-8)/(-6). Let j(b) = b**3 - b**2 - 3*b + 3. Let w be j(k). Let p(m) = -6*m**3 - 2*m**2 + 2*m - 1. What is p(w)?
-7
Let g = 4 + 1. Let q(w) = w**3 - 4*w**2 - 4*w - 7. What is q(g)?
-2
Let t(v) = 2*v - 1. Let y(r) = -r. Let q(x) = t(x) + 4*y(x). Suppose 0 = -c - c + 4. What is q(c)?
-5
Let v be (1/2)/(1/10). Let w(p) = 5*p**2 - 3*p - 2. Let x(f) = -4*f**2 + 3*f + 3. Let y(o)22*i - 1312
What is the h'th term of 4972, 19882, 44732, 79522, 124252?
4970*h**2 + 2
What is the y'th term of 734, 1503, 2272, 3041, 3810?
769*y - 35
What is the a'th term of -4683, -4747, -4855, -5007?
-22*a**2 + 2*a - 4663
What is the s'th term of 13985, 13940, 13885, 13814, 13721, 13600, 13445?
-s**3 + s**2 - 41*s + 14026
What is the a'th term of -86, -206, -348, -512, -698, -906, -1136?
-11*a**2 - 87*a + 12
What is the l'th term of -474, -432, -362, -264, -138, 16?
14*l**2 - 488
What is the t'th term of 647, -402, -2149, -4594, -7737, -11578, -16117?
-349*t**2 - 2*t + 998
What is the n'th term of 1951, 1934, 1879, 1768, 1583, 1306, 919?
-3*n**3 - n**2 + 7*n + 1948
What is the r'th term of -53857, -107730,


his monthly SSS pension, so that we can continue the same arrangement? It would be very expensive for him to come to the Philippines each time a withdrawal is needed.

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Lavendon’s explanation for its change of heart is: “Having consulted with certain of the shareholders approached by TVH, it was apparent that the level of support anticipated was not forthcoming. Consequently, the board unanimously concluded that it was unable to proceed with a recommended offer, regardless of the proposed offer structure, due to concerns over the significant execution risk and the potential disruption to Lavendon's business. The board subsequently encouraged TVH to approach additional shareholders to establish whether TVH could secure further support but they declined to do so.”

The Lavendon board is advising shareholders to take no action at this stage.

Pascal Vanhalst said: “The acquisition of Lavendon would represent


Tim Berners-Lee is widely credited as the "inventor of the world wide web" and is currently the director of the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C). In the last week, Berners-Lee decided against extending the development timeline for the Encrypted Media Extensions (EME) Web technology standard. EME is designed to make it cheaper and more efficient for corporations and others to impose Digital Rights Management (DRM) on users consuming content online. Some proponents of EME include Netflix and Google.

According to the Free Software Foundation, representatives of proponents of EME were unable to finish EME within the time allotted by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C). Consequently, they asked Berners-Lee for an extension through next year. Rather than agree to extend the timeframe, he has delegated the decision to thein the second round. Haas ran up and down the court during Thursday’s open practice but didn’t compete in a formal practice.

The 7-2, 290-pound senior center is averaging 14.7 points and 5.7 rebounds for the Boilermakers.

Rule 1-26.2 reads, “Elbow, hand, finger, wrist or forearm guards, casts or braces made of fiberglass, plaster, metal or any other non-pliable substance shall be prohibited.” Furthermore, Rule 1-26.4 states that, “Pliable (flexible or easily bent) material covered on all exterior sides and edges with not less than 1⁄2-inch thickness of slow-rebounding foam, may be used to immobilize and protect an injury.”

The CSMAS determined that padding can be used to make such braces safe for other players. CSMAS also emphasized that the officials must continue to check on the brace throughout the game


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Following the war, a compromise was made which allowed the new race of man to conquer the old, and for those lost to The


Commit and Challenge Yourself Daily

Once your plan is complete, stick to it. When new opportunities come up, see if they fit your plan. It’s important to take advantage of potential windfalls, but only if they further your goals and you have the time.

Before you print your business plan, type this statement in bold at the bottom: Is what I’m doing or about to do helping me achieve my goals? Before you commit time and energy to new projects, challenge yourself with this question to evaluate if it’s worthwhile.

In today’s publishing landscape, writers must become master jugglers, wearing many hats. Whether you’re published or pre-published, having a business plan is one of the smartest things you can do to keep yourself on track, maximize your time, and ensure that
## Create the SharePoint server virtual machines in Azure

There are four SharePoint server virtual machines:

- Two SharePoint server virtual machines are the front-end and distributed cache servers

- Two are for search and the administration and hosting of SharePoint applications

Two SharePoint servers for each set of server roles provide high availability.

Use the following blocks of PowerShell commands to create the components in Azure. Specify the values for the variables, removing the \< and \> characters. Note that these PowerShell command blocks use values from the following tables:

- Table R, for your resource groups

- Table V, for your virtual network settings

- Table S, for your subnet


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$diskSize=200
$diskConfig=New-AzDiskConfig -AccountType $diskStorageType -Location $locName -CreateOption Empty -DiskSizeGB $diskSize
$dataDisk1=New-AzDisk -DiskName ($vmName + "-SPSearchData") -Disk $diskConfig -ResourceGroupName $rgName
$vm=Add-AzVMDataDisk -VM $vm -Name ($vmName + "-SPSearchData") -CreateOption Attach -ManagedDiskId $dataDisk1.Id -Lun 2
$cred=Get-Credential -Message "Type the name and password of the local administrator account for the first application server."
$vm=Set-AzVMOperatingSystem -VM $vm -Windows -ComputerName $vmName -Credential $cred -ProvisionVMAgent -EnableAutoUpdate
$vm=Set-AzVMSourceImage -VM $vm -PublisherName MicrosoftSharePoint -Offer MicrosoftSharePointServer -Skus 2016 -Version "latest"
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medical treatment, there is dissonance between patient and provider beliefs on whether compassionate care is delivered in practice (Schwartz Center for Compassionate Healthcare, [2015](#CIT0015)). Various studies have explored EOL care by surveying patients, but few have used an open-ended qualitative approach to understand how providers working with terminally ill populations exercise compassion in practice (Lendon, Ahluwalia, & Walling et al., [2015](#CIT0009)). Our aim in this study was to qualitatively characterize approaches used by palliative care physicians and medical oncologists to deliver compassionate care during EOL.

Materials and methods {#S0002}
=====================

We conducted semi-structured interviews with 13 physicians ([Table I](#T0001)) and elected for a qualitative approach in order to explore the nuanced ways in which physicians practice compassion. Providers from palliative care and medical oncology subspecialities were selected, given their frequent andme what's important," they may say "I want to be cured" when that's not an option. So I do think a critical part of these conversations is orienting a patient to what's medically possible. (P3)"

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*3. Addressing barriers to delivery of compassionate care*

When asked about barriers to successful EOL conversations, four primary themes emerged across both subspecialities: (1) the emotional difficulty inherent to having such conversations, (2) broader challenges associated with the healthcare system, (3) patients' receptiveness to having an open, honest conversation regarding EOL priorities, and (4) compassion fatigue amongst providers treating terminally ill patients.

### Emotional difficulty {#S0003-S2003-S3001}

Participants often noted the emotional difficulty of conversations surrounding EOL care for both patients and providers as a major barrier to successful EOL conversations."I think clinicians don't know how to


electronic medical records (EMRs)."I think the biggest barrier to these kinds of conversations ... For other clinicians, big barriers include time. They suspect that this conversation will take a long time. Part of the reason for \[using a standardized\] conversation guide is to help them feel like they have the language so they can actually feel more confident and move through more quickly than they might otherwise ... And I think another barrier really is that sometimes clinicians feel, "Well, I could go through all this work, but then it's just going to get buried in my note and nobody's ever going to see it. And so what's the point right?" ... We need systems so that it's easy for these conversations to live and be visible. (P3)"

###Patient receptiveness {#S0003-S2003-S3003}

Furthermore, participants described these conversations as particularly difficult for providers without the specific training to engage with patients unwilling or unready to accept a prognosis."If someone who knows they have an incurable cancer says "I really still want to go for cure" then I think I would say "I wish that was possible," which is a little bit stronger than "I worry that a cure is not possible." So it's a way of being compassionate but also not preserving hope when it's something that you know isn't achievable. I think a lot of times doctors have trouble with that because they don't want to take away hope. (P5)"

### Compassion fatigue {#S0003-S2003-S3004}

A majority of participants acknowledged that they themselves or their colleagues have experienced compassion fatigue and


for clinical versus emotional care."There's some patients that have challenging pain issues and/or symptom issues and palliative care can really use their expertise to manage those ... sometimes for the challenging drug patient, like somebody \[with a\] history of abuse or views or overuse, having palliative deal with their narcotics frees us from sometimes a difficult conversation and it can keep the oncologist-patient interaction as a more positive one ... We \[medical oncologists\] can sort of have our conversation about CT scans, but you're not doing both things, so that's helpful. (P7)"

However, various participants described persistent misconceptions among both patients and providers regarding the role of palliative care. Specifically, the primary association of palliative care providers with death prevents patient and provider receptivity and potentially delays referrals that[2017](#CIT0008); Weintraub, Geithner, & Stroustrup et al., [2016](#CIT0017); Zwack & Schweitzer, [2013](#CIT0018)). Providers in the present study also spoke of compassion fatigue as a relevant phenomenon based on either their own experiences or those of their colleagues. Participants described the importance of self-awareness, the ability to maintain boundaries, and the ability to focus on meaningful patient experiences and reframe goals of care towards achievable outcomes. Palliative care physicians, in particular, discussed the importance of having built-in time dedicated to sharing patient experiences with co-workers, especially given the highly interdisciplinary nature of their work which often involves a combination of palliative care physicians, other healthcare providers, and social workers. In contrast, medical oncologists largely focused on individual-based strategies to prevent compassion fatigue (e.g., maintaining self-awareness and boundaries).

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Old Town Friends' Meetinghouse

1201 E. Fayette St.Baltimore (Independent City), Maryland

Old Town Friends' Meetinghouse is located in Baltimore County, Maryland certified as a historic location on Friday March 30, 1973. This location is a protected historic place because of historical significance relating to Religion, more specifically a Religious Structure. Old Town Friends' Meetinghouse was nominated by as a historic location by State Government based on Event, Architecture/Engineering and its significance in Architecture, Religion.

Old Town Friends' Meetinghouse Information

Other Name: Aisquith Street Meeting;Baltimore Meeting
Ownership Type: Local
Type of Resource: Building
Historically Significant Years Associated With This Location: 1781
Level of Governmental Significance: State
Architect, builder, or engineer: Mathews,George
Restricted Archeological Site: Not Listed as a Restricted Site

Old Town Friends' Meetinghouse Size Data

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Number of historically contributing buildings: 1
Number of historically


*Drawcia is one of the two female final bosses, along with [[Grill]], the two even share similar distinctly-colored clothing.

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*Drawcia is one of the two female final bosses, along with [[Grill]]; the two even share similar distinctly-colored clothing.

**While not sharing color themes, Drawcia and [[Yin-Yarn]] are alike in many respects. They are both magicians whose plans involve transforming Dream Land into the material of their choice (paint and yarn respectively), and they share similarly-shaped robes.

**While not sharing color themes, Drawcia and [[Yin-Yarn]] are alike in many respects. They are both magicians whose plans involve transforming Dream Land into the material of their choice (paint and yarn respectively), and they share similarly-shaped robes.

*Drawcia's Para Sorceresses and her Para Matters are the only enemies in the game that are instantly destroyedhave any form of HP in this game.

Drawcia is one of the two female final bosses, along with Grill; the two even share similar distinctly-colored clothing.

While not sharing color themes, Drawcia and Yin-Yarn are alike in many respects. They are both magicians whose plans involve transforming Dream Land into the material of their choice (paint and yarn respectively), and they share similarly-shaped robes.

Drawcia's Para Sorceresses and her Para Matters are the only enemies in the game that are instantly destroyed rather than stunned when tapped by the stylus.

During the battles, the place where the map should be is replaced by static. The static grows unstable as Drawcia becomes wounded. By the time Drawcia Soul is near death, the static is completely red and erratic; during her defeat, the


Infantry Regiment.

Governor Rector ordered Colonel Solon F. Borland to form a provisional battalion of militia  in Pulaski County in April 1862 for the purpose of seizing the federal installation at Fort Smith,  Borland's Arkansas Infantry Battalion consisted of three volunteer infantry companies and a volunteer artillery battery from the 13th Arkansas Militia Regiment.  Borland's Battalion marched on Fort Smith, only to discover the military post had been abandoned by Federal Troops the day before. One company remained to guard the post, and the rest returned to Pulaski County, where they became part of volunteer regiments.

A decision was made by the state Arkansas Secession Convention not to activate the militia in mass, but form a series of new State Troop regiments for the new Army ofthe club.[24] Kinnear was able to get the club up to 14th position by the end of the 2003–04 season. The following season began with talk of promotion,[25] but would go badly for Forest and Kinnear, with just four wins from the first 23 games in the league that year. A 3–0 defeat to rivals Derby County at Pride Park,[26] signalled the end for Kinnear, with his resignation coming on 16 December 2004.[26][27] Nottingham Forest were 22nd in the Football League Championship table following Kinnear's departure, the club appointed Mick Harford to take over as interim manager. Forest would ultimately be relegated at the end of the season, after Gary Megson had been appointed as the full-time replacement to Kinnear.

Kinnear was without a club following his departure from


the ruler of Rome at the time, King Theodoric. With money, a reputable family and acclaim for his work, everything seemed to be going well for Boethius—and then things started to go very, very wrong. Boethius was thrown into prison for allegedly plotting against Theodoric; there, he was tortured and executed brutally. Although Boethius always claimed he was innocent, no one believed him.

As bleak as his situation was, Boethius nonetheless produced a great work of philosophy while he was in prison, and this book became a bestseller after his death. Warburton writes, ‘It opens with Boethius in his prison cell feeling sorry for himself. Suddenly he realizes that there is a woman looking down at him. Her height seems to change from average to higher than the sky.lardo.JPG

Customers in the window at Lardo's downtown Portland location. The sandwich shop already acts as a pre-match staging area for some Portland Timbers fans, but owner Rick Gencarelli says he has no plans to open a location in Providence Park.

(The Oregonian)

It sounds like a great fit.

Lardo, one of Portland's premier sandwich shops, whose downtown location already serves as a pre-match staging area for many Portland Timbers fans, was coming to the Providence Park, the Portland Timbers stadium.

At least that's what Timbers owner Merritt Paulson indicated in a tweet last week ...

... which, in turn, led to a post on the Timbers Reddit page headlined, "We're getting Lardo in Section 107."

The only problem? Paulson's tweet was the first time Lardo's principal owners say they'd heard of the deal.

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Outcomes of Therapy for Vulvar Manifestation of Inflammatory Bowel Disease in Adolescents.
Vulvar manifestations of inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) are variable in presentation and challenging to treat. We describe vulvar manifestations and treatment response in female adolescents with IBD. We identified 6 patients with vulvar manifestations of IBD and documented treatments using retrospective chart review. Vulvar symptoms occurred without gastrointestinal (GI) symptoms in 1 patient. For the remaining 5 patients, 2 had GI symptoms before the onset of vulvar symptoms (mean time difference, 4.5 years); 3 patients had vulvar symptoms precede the onset of GI symptoms (mean time difference, 3.3 years). Vulvar IBD manifestations included pain, 100% (n = 6); enlargement, "fullness" or "edema" of the labia minora or majora, 66% (n = 4); ulcers, 50% (n = 3);President Xi ostensibly wants to avoid. (The United States bears responsibility here too, and it can also take steps to lower tensions in Asia.)

The problem is, the further out we go along the pathway of security tensions in Asia, the more we undermine the prospects for win-win cooperation on global challenges like terrorism and climate. For now, these twin strands of strategy are in roughly equal balance—both rivalry and restraint are leitmotifs of Xi’s worldview, and of America’s. But 2015 is going to be an important testing time for the viability of this dual-strand approach. If Xi wants to start tilting the balance to win/win approaches, his speech at the U.N. is a good place to start. But even that would only be a beginning.


1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a fuel reformer and a waste processing system including a fuel reformer, and especially to a direct heat exchange type, non catalyst fuel reformer, and a waste-to-energy incineration system in which a direct heat exchange type, non catalyst fuel reformer is adopted.
2. Description of Related Art
As a fuel reformer for reforming source fuel such as hydrocarbon material to a gas containing hydrogen, an indirect heat exchange type fuel reformer or a direct heat exchange type reformer has been largely used. Further, there are two types of fuel reformers, that is, a fuel reformer using a catalyst and a fuel reformer which does not use a catalyst.
In an indirect heat exchange type fuel reformer, a reaction tube and a burnerday, the season or the year, which is particular to the waste processing. Further, since the waste processing is requested to be performed without stopping of operations, in addition to the above-mentioned feature, a maintenance-free composition or structure is strongly required for the waste-to-energy incineration system. For satisfying the above-mentioned requirement, each apparatus composing the system should be composed of long-service parts. To realize the above-mentioned apparatus, the method in which a catalyst is not used, is advantageous. However, in this method, it is indispensable to produce energy necessary for reforming fuel gas by partially oxidizing more than 20% of fuel in order to reform fuel gas with the partial oxidation heat itself of fuel gas. (Hereafter, a fuel reformer mainly indicates a fuel reformer without a catalyst,


incineration system which is able to stably decompose generated dioxin, in which the composition and the heat value of exhaust gas fluctuates over time, and which utilizes reformer.
A second objective of the present invention is to provide a waste-to-energy incineration system and a fuel reformer which are able to stably decompose generated dioxin and to suppress NOx generation.
A third objective of the present invention is to provide a waste-to-energy incineration system having a highly reliable performance with respect to dioxin decomposition and a highly efficient waste-to-energy incineration performance.
Method of Solving the Problem:
To attain the above-mentioned first and third objectives, the present invention provides a waste-to-energy incineration system, comprising:
an incinerator for burning waste;
a boiler in the incinerator for generating steam by using exhaust heat generated by the incinerator;
a superheateritself, it was merciless and tight. Banjo and keyboard player Emily Kempf sat or stood atop her amplifier at the center of the maelstrom of twisted youth and seemed in complete control for the entire evening. Although it might be easy to focus too hard on the possibly chemical-enhanced hugging, thrashing tantrums in the crowd, and brushes with wardrobe malfunctions, this is a band camp experiment gone particularly right from the perspective of a listener. Will there be another folk act with machine gun drums and rippling feedback sweeping from the banjo amp, we hope not, because this is the only one we need. For the final bacchanalian number of the set, the Back Pockets handed out drumsticks (not the edible kind) and got the crowd snapping them


shoegaze-garage rock act Band in Heaven earlier in the evening. Singer Ates Isildak was correct in his assertion that it was "the best we've ever sounded," from the interplay between him and keyboardist-vocalist Lauren Dwyer, the highly focused squelch out of the amp, and a cameo by Surfer Blood's J.P. Pitts on drums. As well, the Dewars dealt a fleshed-out, polished set that wasn't derailed for a second by a broken guitar string. Clearly, extensive touring has molded these gents into a preeminent live act for South Florida or anywhere, for that matter.According to the, the couple took advantage of their immunity status as foreign diplomats and were selling whiskey and beer in Karachi’s Defence Housing Authority (DHA).They are not the first North Koreans to be taken into custody by authorities.In January 2013, North Korean diplomats were caught selling alcohol to local restaurants and international school employees. At times, they also used North Korean embassy vehicles to deliver alcohol to their customers.Reports suggest that North Korean diplomats purchase whiskey from duty-free stores and come and sell it at a brisk profit in Pakistan. A source said that the illegal sales were funding North Korean embassy operations in Karachi.South Korean newspaperreported the diplomats were engaging in the activity to also send much needed foreign currency back to Pyongyang.Authorities have released the


of human and animal cell lines is a repeated and frequent cause of scientific misrepresentation, and the assumption that the results obtained with the same cell lines by different researchers in different laboratories are fully comparable is often not true ([@B5],[@B6]). Molecular methods for cell line authentication, such as fingerprinting, short tandem repeat (STR) profile and single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) analysis, have been proposed in order to overcome this problem ([@B7; @B8; @B9; @B10; @B11]). In particular, an STR profile international reference standard for human cell lines was proposed by the leading cell banks from the United States, Europe, Asia and five large research institutes worldwide, who tested 253 human cell lines ([@B12]). Some well-known cell line banks, such as the American Type Culture Collection (ATCC, USA) andto datasets names and links to the cell line description in the catalog is also provided, when available. The search by locus returns a summary of the search, a list of hits number for each dataset, and, again, a table for each dataset including STR profiles.

Although information included in the datasets can slightly differ, resulting tables have similar formats. The first column reports the cell line name and there is one further column for each locus in the dataset. Headings of columns referring to loci values include the name of the locus and a link to its description in STRBase ([@B13]).

Further developments
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CLDB data management applications are under revision. When the new version will be released, collection curators will be allowed to manage their data remotely. Also, new automatic


access points, respectively, are at the following URLs: <http://bioinformatics.istge.it/hypercldb/>, <http://bioinformatics.istge.it/clima/>.

Plans exist for the setting up of Web Services that would allow a programmable access to the data.

Currently, neither CLDB nor CLIMA complete datasets are made available to interested scientists for downloading. Special requests, justified on the basis of a collaboration proposal, should be addressed to the corresponding author.

FUNDING
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Italian Ministry of Education and Scientific and Technological Research (MURST) \[Interlab (1990--1992), LITBIO (2007--2010)\]. Funding for open access charge: Italian Ministry of Education and Scientific and Technological Research.

*Conflict of interest statement*. None declared.

Authors wish to thank all researchers and technicians who since 1992 contributed to the database either by inspiring its design, curating data or programming scripts. Special thanks go to Cesare Casirati, Beatrice Iannotta, Tiziana Ruzzon and Paola Visconti.
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give a more vivid feel to that part of the story than the aorist, as a practical matter, it is often hard to figure out why the imperfect occurs here and the aorist there. In Lucian's VH, 1:32, they come to a temple which is to Poseidon "as the inscription made clear." (ὡς ἐδἠλου ἡ ἐπιγραφή) What is vivid or marked or salient or prominent about this? Were the letters faded "as the inscription tried to make clear." Did they spend a long time reading it?

If you read a whole text, you will find dozens of examples like this. Each writer has an inner ear for what sounds right with what words at what time. Euphony and style, that is, may be as important as semantics a lotthe creek continued to flow, encouraging the return of rainbow trout that can now be found throughout the watershed.

"We're moving down the watershed into less accessible lands but with the same vision," said Kimra McAfee, who has been the executive director of FOSC for the past six years. Nearly half of Sausal Creek flows through lush terrain and is above ground, the second half is located below Interstate 580 and is mostly in culverts or channels. "We don't know how to engage the community in a different way than we have for 20 years."

Although the large majority of the lower watershed is underground, inaccessible or runs through private property, the goal is to call attention to its presence through other means, which is what the Walkable Watershed hopes


of donations and fees for services.

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Greenwood also told the council that County Express provided almost 17,000 on-demand trips in and around Fort Morgan in 2012. The $8,000 from the city went toward being able to offer those rides, which included almost 8,800 related to education.

The charter trips through County Express began around 2009 when now-retired NECALG Executive Director Larry Worth obtained a grant to purchase a large coach.

"It seemed fairly clear that there was a big demand throughout our six counties for groups to go everywhere in the region, as well as out of the region, and there simply was no other resource out here to provide that source," Greenwood said. "We got the large coach and the trips flowed fairly well."

While the auditor brought up the possiblelegal conflict of this system, Worth thought he had found a loophole, due to the trips being for seniors and part of the funding for County Express coming from federal money for programs to benefit seniors.

After Worth retired and Greenwood moved up, the Colorado Department of Transportation advised Greenwood no such loophole existed.

"That was when the service that was kind of limping along kind of got pulled back," Greenwood told the council, apologizing for any problems this caused with trips that already had been planned and then had to find other transportation sources. He said this was not intentional.

But he also told the council that things could turn around soon.

Greenwood said he had been "working through the red tape" and "it appears we have found the appropriate niche


After being the focal point of the 2019 NHL Draft on Friday with the first-overall pick, the Devils were a busy club on Saturday, making 10 selections and two trades. The biggest trade of the day for anyone in the NHL was the acquisiton of PK Subban from the Nashville Predators.

In order to keep up with the massive amount of content we've produced over the last seven days, check out the list below.took the romance of the Imperial Presidency even further. In her first three days as president, Geena Davis’s Mackenzie Allen proved as bellicose as any alpha male. She sent the Sixth Fleet through the Taiwan Straits to intimidate China and ordered U.S. troops into action twice — once to capture a drug-running, Noriega-like dictator from the country of “San Pascuale,” and again to save a woman in Nigeria who’s about to be executed under sharia law for adultery.

As U.S. marines led the rescued prisoner to a waiting helicopter, the camera cut to President Allen delivering the line “I will always defend the Constitution” — a crashing non sequitur, given the context. Nonetheless, National Review Online gave Mac’s decision an approving shout-out: “You go, girl.”

Likewise, Presidents on FOX’s 24


hind limb in female rats.[@b25] Thus, it is still unclear whether estrogen is involved in the osteogenic effect of loading.

To determine in vivo the ligand (E2) dependency and the relative roles of different ERα domains for the osteogenic response to mechanical loading, gene-targeted female mouse models with (1) a complete ERα inactivation (ERα^−/−^), (2) specific inactivation of AF-1 in ERα (ERαAF-1^0^), or (3) specific inactivation of ERαAF-2 (ERαAF-2^0^) were subjected to short periods of cyclic compressive loading of the tibia, three times a week for 2 weeks, in the presence (sham) or absence (ovx) of E2.

Subjects and Methods
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Animals
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The mice were inbred on a C57BL/6 background and housed in a standard animal facility under controlled temperature (22°C) and photoperiod (12 hours of light, 12 hours of dark), and fedcomputed tomography
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Peripheral quantitative computed tomography (pQCT) scans were performed with the PQCT XCT RESEARCH M (version 4.5B; Norland, Fort Atkinson, WI, USA), operating at a resolution of 70 µm as described.[@b10] Cortical bone parameters (cortical bone mineral content, cortical bone area, polar moment of inertia, and polar moment of resistance) were analyzed ex vivo in the mid-diaphyseal region of tibia.[@b36]

Protein preparation and luciferase analysis
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Cortical diaphyseal bone from the tibia was homogenized in lysis buffer (25 mM Tris pH 7.8, 1.5 mM EDTA, 10% glycerol, 1% Triton X-100, 2 mM dithiothreitol \[DTT\] and complete protease inhibitors; Roche \#1169749800 Roche Diagnistics, Mannhein, Germany) and separated by centrifugation at 10,650*g* for 30 minutes. The supernatant was stored at −20°C until further analysis. Protein from cell fractions was prepared using Reporter Lysis


buffer from the Luciferase Assay (\#E4550; Promega, Madison, WI, USA) according to the manufacturer\'s instructions. The protein content was measured using BioRad DC protein assay (\#500-0116). The luciferase activity measurements were performed using a standard Luciferase Assay (\#E4030; Promega) according to the manufacturer\'s instructions and measured on a luminometer (Turner Designs TD-20/20; Promega).

Cell culture and in vitro loading of osteoblasts
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Osteoblasts were cultured from explants of cortical bone of femurs and tibiae of 6-month-old female mice as described.[@b37] Briefly, attendant soft tissue was removed from the bones and bone marrow was flushed out with PBS. The bones were cut into approximately 1-mm^2^ fragments and cultured in α modified essential medium (α-MEM) (Gibco, Invitrogen, Auckland, New Zealand) supplemented with 10% fetal bovine serum (FBS) (Sigma--Aldrich, Stockholm, Sweden), 2 mM glutamax(*n* = 10--16 per time point). Static control cells were maintained similarly but not subjected to the strain stimulus. To compare the expression of *Sost* and *DMP1* in these cells with the expression of those transcripts in long bone, RNA was extracted from flushed control murine tibiae as described by our group,[@b39], [@b40] and converted to cDNA as described for the in vitro studies below (with reverse transcriptase \[RT\] as a positive control or lacking RT as a negative control). Using the culture conditions required for the in vitro loading procedure, these cells do not express the osteocyte marker *Sost*. However, these cells do express *DMP1*, a marker of cells that are highly differentiated along the osteoblastic lineage (Supplemental Fig. S1A). *DMP1* expression was not different between WT


and ERαAF1^0^ cells (Supplemental Fig. S1B) and the expression of this gene was not significantly influenced by strain in either genotype at the time points tested (Supplemental Fig. S1C).

RNA preparation and analyses of *Cox-2*, *Egr2*, and *IL-11* mRNA levels
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Total RNA was extracted and genomic DNA removed from static and strained cells as previously described using RNEasy Plus kits (Qiagen, Sussex, UK) according to the manufacturer\'s instructions.[@b38], [@b39], [@b41] RNA quality and quantity was determined using a NanoDrop ND1000 (Thermo, UK) and 2 µg of RNA was converted to cDNA using Superscript II (Invitrogen, Paisley, UK). Quantitative RT PCR (qRT-PCR) was then performed as described.[@b38], [@b39], [@b41] A relative standard curve was constructed for each gene using serial dilutions of their amplicons, and these standards were included in each9%, *p* \< 0.01), and endosteal (−55% ± 12%, *p* \< 0.05,) surfaces compared with the loading response in WT mice ([Fig. 2](#fig02){ref-type="fig"}). Changes in both mineralizing surface and mineral apposition rate were reduced at the periosteum in ERα^−/−^ compared with WT mice. Mineral apposition rate was also reduced endosteally in ERα^−/−^ mice (Supplemental Fig. S3). pQCT analyses further demonstrate that the cortical osteogenic response was impaired in ERα^−/−^ mice, with load-related changes in several cortical bone parameters being severely reduced, including cortical bone mineral content, polar moment of inertia, and polar moment of resistance (Supplemental Table S2). The loading-related increase in cortical bone area was also significantly reduced in ovx ERα^−/−^ mice compared with ovx WT mice (−55% ± 8%, *p* \< 0.01). These findings demonstrate that


require activation of classical genomic ERE-mediated pathways. A limitation with this substudy, exploring ERE-mediated pathways, was that only the 3-hour and 8-hour time points postloading were evaluated. However, we have in earlier experiments seen that E2-induced luciferase activity is maximal approximately 8 hours after treatment with E2.[@b52]

Although the present in vivo findings establish that the ERαAF-1 is important for the cortical osteogenic response to loading, there is no functional in vivo data evaluating the downstream mediators of this effect. Nevertheless, our recent in vitro data has demonstrated that the insulin-like growth factor (IGF)-I receptor physically associates with ERα in osteoblasts and we hypothesized that mechanical strain "primes" ERα via an unidentified mechanism (possibly involving its translocation to the membrane) to interact with the IGF-I receptor.[@b53] Based on the0;
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2011 "Browntown", Love and Rockets: New Stories #3, Jaime Hernandez (Fantagraphics)
"Blood of the Virgin", Crickets #3, Sammy Harkham (self-published)
"LINT", Acme Novelty Library #20, Chris Ware (Drawn & Quarterly)
"The most gripping mind-exploding triumphantly electric of our time", Papercutter #15, Jonas Madden-Conner (Tugboat Press)
"Weekends Abroad", Three #1, Eric Orner (self-published)
2010 Monsters, Ken Dahl (Secret Acres)
"John Wesley Harding", The Red Monkey Double Happiness Book, Joe Daly (Fantagraphics Books)Market Day, James Sturm (Drawn & Quarterly)
"Turd Place", The Hipless Boy, Sully (Conundrum Press)
"Untitled", Mome #16, Laura Park (Fantagraphics Books)
 2009 "Willy," Papercutter #10, Damien Jay (Tugboat)
 "The Carnival," Mome #14, Lilli Carré (Fantagraphics)
 Disappearance Diary, Hideo Azuma (Fanfare/Ponent Mon)
 "Seeing Eye Dogs of Mars," Acme Novelty Library #19, Chris Ware (Drawn & Quarterly)
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Nick Offerman, Orange; Onions
Keiler Roberts, Powdered Milk (series)
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Philippa Rice, Looking Out (Hic & Hoc Publications)
Diana Thung, August Moon (Top Shelf)
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Clara Besijelle, The Lobster King (Self-published)
Tessa Brunton, Passage (Sparkplug Books)
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Jesse Jacobs, Even the Giants (AdHouse)
Jon McNaught, Birchfield Close (Nobrow Press)
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defendants wrongly caused the termination of the plaintiffs' contract.
I do not know why the plaintiffs have pursued these constitutional claims in federal *954 court, as opposed to pursuing contract claims in state court. Perhaps those state law contract claims have little monetary value. In any event, as compared to ordinary contract claims, the federal constitutional claims asserted against state employees in their individual capacities pose a far higher hurdle for the plaintiffs to overcome.
With the foregoing in mind, I have waded through the parties' voluminous submissions to see whether there is enough of a constitutional case to warrant a trial. Deciding that no such trial is warranted, I will grant the defendants' motion for summary judgment.

I. BACKGROUND
The evidentiary record submitted by the defendants includes the affidavit of Alancontract with the State of Nebraska for a term of years to clean and maintain rest area facilities at the York interchange on Interstate 80. The contract ran from October 1, 2004, to September 30, 2007. (Filing 32-5, at CM/ECF p. 17.) I assume, without deciding, that the contract was terminable only for cause associated with non-performance of the contract conditions. (Filing 32-5, at CM/ECF p. 17 (providing that the contract could be terminated "in the event the Contractor unsatisfactorily performs the duties previously listed").) The contract was long and provided a detailed list of specifications and requirements (filing 32-5, at CM/ECF pp. 19-26) which were to "be performed to the satisfaction of the Department [of Roads.]" (Filing 32-5, at CM/ECF p. 15.) The contract specifically provided that


claims that she told Cassidy about statements that Carrie Keezer had relayed to Shank about Alan Galaway acting or speaking in a sexually inappropriate manner regarding Keezer.[2] The following are the important facts relative to that alleged conversation:
A. In August of 2005, Shank called Carrie Keezer to discuss complaints Shank was receiving about Ms. Keezer's work, and during that conversation, Keezer told Shank that Alan Galaway was saying "inappropriate things to her" and that Galaway was "sexually harassing her." (Filing 32-4, at CM/ECF pp. 39-40.)
B. After talking with Keezer, Shank called Cassidy. (Filing 32-4, at CM/ECF pp. 47-48.) She did so because it was her "job as an employer to make the report." (Filing 32-4, at CM/ECF p. 49.)
C. Shank does not believe she told Cassidy anything specific,but she may have told him that Galaway "was making comments to [Keezer] about her shape, her tits, things like that . . . [and] time in prison." (Filing 32-4, at CM/ECF p. 50.) She also may have told Cassidy that Galaway "picked her [Keezer] up and turned her, like, upside down." (Filing 32-4, at CM/ECF p. 49.) Shank never discussed this matter again with Cassidy and did not further pursue the report she made to Cassidy. (Filing 32-4, at CM/ECF p. 53.)
D. At the time Shank spoke to Cassidy, she "wasn't totally convinced that Alan [Galaway] was doing it." (Filing 32-4, at CM/ECF p. 53.)
E. Shank admits that she never told Galaway about Keezer's claims. (Filing 32-4, at CM/ECF p. 54.)
F. Until the contract termination process was


a procedural due process claim coupled with a substantive due process claim. If so, both lack merit.
First, assuming the contract created a property interest, the plaintiffs were given all the procedural process they were due. There is no evidence or claim that the defendants failed to comply with any termination provision contained in the detailed written contract between the parties. Prior to the termination of the contract, the plaintiffs were given specific notice of the, problems and the plaintiffs were given an opportunity to respond. They were able to, and did, respond both in writing and orally. Had they wanted to do so, the plaintiffs also could have sought the procedural protections of the State Contract Claims Act that would have provided them with fully independent review ofshe relayed to Cassidy Keezer's complaints.
[3]  While Shank "controverts" this information, she does not deny that Connot sent the email. Rather, she states that she was not given a copy of it until her deposition was taken after this lawsuit was filed. (Compare Filing 41, at CM/ECF p. 10 ¶ 24 (defendants' statement of facts) with Filing 43, at CM/ECF p. 9 ¶ 18 (plaintiffs' response to defendants' statement of facts).)
[4]  For example, Shank's letter stated: "It seems after I received a sexual harassment complaint last summer and I verbally passed it on, I have had a lot more complaints from the Department." (Filing 32-6, at CM/ECF p. 25.)
[5]  While Galaway denies it, for purposes of the summary judgment motion, I assume that he made


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The most important point here is the proposition that design should be
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Thanks to the rise of user experience and interaction design the Waterfall
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I stayed with a friend one xmas at her home in a wealthy suburb of Chicago, and the room where the (albeit extended) family met to exchange gifts was piled high. Such a huge array of stuff they gaveeach other. And it seemed to go on for hours as more of an endurance challenge than a true gift giving ceremony. I resolved then that adults didn't need to be shopping for each other, at least not for so much stuff.

This August 1 in North Texas is a dreamlike day - heavily overcast and drizzling, with a temperature around 70o. Normally the day would start about 20o warmer and end up in the triple digits. Enjoy the sleeping porch in this kind of weather!

Sounds good, SRS. Ya know that there Hand-in-Hand Dream Lottery for the 2 Moncton hospitals? I won a $50 Jean Coutu Pharmacy gift card! My luck is picking up and surely I will win the $850,000 Dream Home in the Grand Prize Draw.

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Q:

MySQL INSERT INTO table VALUES.. vs INSERT INTO table SET

What is main difference between INSERT INTO table VALUES .. and  INSERT INTO table SET?
Example:
INSERT INTO table (a, b, c) VALUES (1,2,3)

INSERT INTO table SET a=1, b=2, c=3

And what about performance of these two?

A:

As far as I can tell, both syntaxes are equivalent. The first is SQL standard, the second is MySQL's extension.
So they should be exactly equivalent performance wise.
http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.6/en/insert.html says:

INSERT inserts new rows into an existing table. The INSERT ... VALUES and INSERT ... SET forms of the statement insert rows based on explicitly specified values. The INSERT ... SELECT form inserts rows selected from another table or tables.

A:

I think the extension is intended to allow a similar syntax for inserts and updates. In Oracle, a similarVitamin A and vitamin E in umbilical artery and vein.
Vitamin A and vitamin E concentrations were measured in 27 umbilical arterial and venous plasma samples obtained from 24 singleton pregnancies and one triplet pregnancy. The levels of both vitamins were similar in arterial and venous plasma (mean +/- S.D. vitamin A 209 +/- 41 micrograms/l and 220 +/- 51 micrograms/l; vitamin E: 2.31 +/- 0.74 mg/l and 2.31 +/- 0.76 mg/l, respectively), but individual differences were observed in some cases. A significant relationship (p less than 0.001) existed between the arterial and venous levels of both vitamins. However, when arterial vitamin A levels were plotted against venous levels, the slope of the regression line (0.61) was significantly (p less than 0.01) different from unity, which suggests that the


mind the basics of public-key cryptography at the heart of encryption schemes such as “PGP” (which stands for “Pretty Good Privacy”). It uses two “keys”—strings of numbers—one public and safe to share, and one to be kept private. Both are mathematically related, meaning that if the holder of the private key “signs” or encrypts a message with this key, it can be decrypted with the corresponding public one. If it can be thus decrypted, that serves to establish the identity of the sender of an encrypted message (assuming, of course, that the private key has not been stolen).

This is the reason why, whenever a message signed by someone pretending to be Mr Nakamoto appears online (the latest, in December, read: “I am not Craig Wright. We are allexplain the changed blog posts). As for the tax raid in Australia, he says that was not about him trying to evade taxes, but about how to tax bitcoin correctly—something the Australian Taxation Office does not want to comment about, citing confidentiality provisions on the country’s tax law. Local press reports, however, say that the investigation is much broader and may even include allegations of fraud. Mr Wright denies any wrongdoing, saying that he didn’t leave Australia because of the tax investigation, but because London is a better place to operate a financial-technology company.

The third stage in the paternity test—the extent of Mr Wright’s technical knowledge—is just as tricky. When Mr Wright was outed, experts called his published writings unremarkable, suggesting that he could not be the author


before he was outed as Mr Nakamoto. “I remember saying to my wife that I had this weird feeling of having just met Satoshi,” he reports. But it is the opinion of Mr Andresen, who has collaborated with Mr Wright and considers himself a sceptic, that is likely to convince more than one bitcoin aficionado. “He fits the style of person I was working with,” he says. “He can also say things that sound, at first, ridiculous.” In a blog post, which was published shortly after Mr Wright’s, Mr Andresen writes: “After spending time with him I am convinced beyond a reasonable doubt: Craig Wright is Satoshi.”

We are not so sure. Although they are not completely satisfactory, Mr Wright provided credible answers to the questions which were askedNakamoto.) This is no proof of an elaborate hoax, but does indicate that Mr Wright had begun thinking of going public long before he was outed—and may have other motivations than simply setting the record straight, though he denies this.

It pays, too, to bear in mind that Mr Wright’s outing will most likely be of benefit to those in the current bitcoin civil war who want to expand the block size quickly, whose number include Mr Matonis and Mr Andresen. Mr Wright says that if he could reinvent bitcoin, he would program in a steady increase of the block size. He also intends to publish mathematical proof that there is no trade-off between the mass adoption of the cryptocurrency and its remaining decentralised. Simulations on his supercomputer show,


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use identifiers invalid in Java

There are so many valid, but not so useful characters to use I would use one of those
if( ⁀ ‿ ⁀ == ⁀ ⁔ ⁀ || ¢ + ￠== ₡)

and
for (char ch = 0; ch < Character.MAX_VALUE; ch++)
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is valid code due to an invisible character in the identifier which causes the text to print backwards.
http://vanillajava.blogspot.co.uk/2012/09/hidden-code.html
http://vanillajava.blogspot.co.uk/2012/08/uses-for-special-characters-in-java-code.html

access fields before constructor call

I am pretty sure this causes a VerifyError (or it did when I tried it). Instead you can use
Object o = Unsafe.allocateInstance(clazz); // create without calling a constructor.

call different constructors conditionally

Again I have been able to place codereduce the length needed to represent 32 bytes. It seems to me that we can greatly improve since on my keyboard I already see 94 easily distinguishable printable keys.
Of course, making byte arrays easily comparable by humans is not what BASE64 was originally intended for. But whatever works, right? ;)

A:

You can use Ascii85. Wikipedia states:

Ascii85, also called Base85, is a form of binary-to-text encoding developed by Paul E. Rutter for the btoa utility. By using five ASCII characters to represent four bytes of binary data (making the encoded size ¹⁄₄ larger than the original, assuming eight bits per ASCII character), it is more efficient than uuencode or Base64, which use four characters to represent three bytes of data (¹⁄₃ increase, assuming eight bits per ASCII character).

You'll find a


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This isn’t a pure story; it would be unforgivable to pretend otherwise. When at Stocksbridge in 2007 Vardy was convicted of affray after a fight outside a nightclub (he says he was defending a friend with hearing difficulties who was being mocked for his disability), and in 2015 Vardy was filmed by a member of the public telling a man of Asian origin to “walk on Jap” in a casino after believing he was looking at his cards. Vardy’s personal apology soon followed, supplemented by an excuse of ignorance caused by ill education. But Vardy knows these incidents stick to a reputation like glue.

Vardy’s rise and reign can basically be pitched as a battle of him vs the world. Everything behind the psychology


with HBV-HCC received surgical resection, trans arterial chemoembolization (TACE), radiofrequency ablation (RFA), microwave ablation (MWA), and chemotherapy.^\[[@R27]\]^ Diagnostic criteria for CHB were established based on the presence of hepatitis B surface antigen for at least 6 months in accordance with the 2018 update of the AASLD Hepatitis B Guidance on Prevention, Diagnosis, and Treatment of CHB.^\[[@R28]\]^ HCs were subjects who were serologically negative for hepatitis viruses, had no history of malignancies, and had no history of surgery.

2.2. Sample collections
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Five milliliters of peripheral venous blood were collected from every subject after an 8-hour fasts; the blood was collected in a tube containing the anticoagulant ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid. The samples were then centrifuged at 1500r/min for 5 minutes at room temperature. Supernatants (plasma) were immediately transferred into clean microcentrifuge tube (2 mLoccasionally up to 1000ng/ml) has also been observed. AFP levels ranging from 10 to 1000ng/mL, represent unknown territory, because the values of patients with benign liver diseases and even other malignant diseases are all within this range.^\[[@R41],[@R42]\]^ The present study also attempted to explore the potential diagnostic value of *CCND1* promoter methylation in patients with AFP-negative HBV-HCC and patients with AFP-positive CHB. *CCND1* promoter methylation displayed better diagnostic performance than serum AFP levels in both groups of patients, but the results must be further confirmed in a larger cohort due to the limited sample size.

Cyclin D1 has been reported to be implicated in carcinogenesis. The obvious increase in of Cyclin D1 levels in a variety of human tumor types supports the hypothesis that this protein plays a pivotal


College student Evelyn Doolittle couldn't wait to see her first Common Loon chick. An empty eggshell sat in the nest she’d been helping to monitor in Northern Wisconsin—and when she looked out on the lake, she spotted a downy baby accompanied by a pair of adults. But something seemed off. This newborn had lighter plumage and not so much of a stubby bill. When Doolittle's colleague Elaina Lomery returned to the site 10 days later, she realized that the little bird was no loon. It was a Mallard.

A month later, that duckling is still clinging to its adoptive parents, getting fed the occasional fish, resting atop their backs as a loon chick would, and even diving. Though Common Loons have been seen tending to other waterfowl, this exampletest or a chi-square test for independent variables, depending on the number of sides. When the sample number was less than 5, the Fisher\'s exact probability test was used. The relationship between horizontal and backward eye shifts was examined using the Pearson\'s correlation coefficient test. Age, interpupillary distances, exophthalmometry values, and horizontal and backward eye shifts were compared between genders, using the Mann--Whitney U test in each patient group, and the Student\'s *t*-test in controls. Statistical analysis was performed using IBM SPSS Statistics version 22 software (IBM Japan, Tokyo, Japan). A value of *P*\<0.05 was considered to be statistically significant.

Results {#s3}
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All data and the results of the statistical analyses are summarized in [Tables 1](#pone-0114220-t001){ref-type="table"}, [2](#pone-0114220-t002){ref-type="table"}, [3](#pone-0114220-t003){ref-type="table"}, and [4](#pone-0114220-t004){ref-type="table"}. Groups L, M, and B included 47, 9, and 22


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group shared a gallery space in Osaka. He directed the artists to attempt to do what has never been done before. These early works focused on marks made from bodily movements. Yoshihara's vision for Gutai was one of internationality, which was very plausible considering the political climate of the time. The worldwide distribution of hundreds of bulletins titled Gutai is perhaps the first proactive international effort done by Yoshihara. The bulletins included avant-garde works and Yoshihara sent subsequent Gutai bulletins to artist like Jackson Pollock, whom Yoshihara greatly admired, with the same aspiration of international recognition.
Another one of Gutai's initial involvements with global extension was in 1963 when Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum's curator Lawrence Alloway chose Gutai art to be represented in its show in order to exemplifyMassey v. Helman, 196 F.3d 727, 734 (7th Cir. 1999). The statute plainly served McCoy with notice that he could not enter federal court after April 26, 1996 until such time as he had exhausted the prison's grievance process.4 McCoy has attempted to make an end run around the statute by choosing to sue first, then to expand upon his complaint with an amendment three years later. This is precisely the type of litigious behavior the PLRA was designed to prevent. McCoy argues, however, that the statute cannot apply to him, claiming that Greenville's administrative remedies were no longer "available" for exhaustion, because BOP's regulations afforded him only twenty days after he was beaten to file a grievance. McCoy's argument rests on the premise that BOP's twenty-day window


an extended period of time during which the inmate was physically incapable of preparing a Request or Appeal; an unusually long period taken for informal resolution attempts; indication by an inmate, verified by staff, that a response to the inmate's request for copies of dispositions requested under &#167 542.19 of this part was delayed.

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McCoy speculates that Greenville would not have excused his failure to file before November 15, 1995. However, the record is devoid of any evidence to substantiate McCoy's assertion, and we cannot imagine why the institution would have construed the regulations in this fashion. The regulations plainly grant Greenville the discretion to excuse untimely grievances if serious aggravating factors or forces substantially influence a reasonable prisoner's ability or incentive to comply. On thefailure to exhaust when the initial time period for bringing a formal complaint expired before April 26, 1996. See Lavista v. Beeler, 195 F.3d 254, 258 (6th Cir. 1999); Hitchcock v. Nelson, 1997 U.S. Dist. LEXIS 11487, 1997 WL 433668 at *2 (N.D. Ill. 1997). Lavista involved a federal prisoner who, like McCoy, had twenty days to file an Administrative Remedy Request, and Hitchcock involved an Illinois state prisoner who had six months to do the same. Although there was no evidence that the prisoners in either case attempted to invoke the hardship exception for untimely filings,5 the courts appear to have assumed that the grievances would have been rejected. See Hitchcock, supra at *2 ("[t]o apply the exhaustion requirement here would 'mousetrap' Plaintiff and effectively extinguish his


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1993 in the environment

This is a list of notable events relating to the environment in 1993. They relate to environmental law, conservation, environmentalism and environmental issues.

Events
Residents in the vicinity of the polluted  Lago Agrio oil field hire lawyers to force former well operator Texaco and its now parent company Chevron Corporation to clean up the area and to provide for the care of those affected.
 The former New Zealand territorial authority district of Waitakere City declares itself to be an eco-city.

August
The Taejon Expo '93 three-month international exposition was held between Saturday, August 7, 1993, and Sunday, November 7, 1993, in the central South Korean city of Daejeon. The theme of the exposition was "The Challenge of a New Road of Development", with various other sub-themes related to.- Hundreds of musicians and pastors from around the world have signed a document urging parishes and publishers should take care to develop the Church’s rich musical traditions, not discard them.

They did so after outlining trends within the Church’s musical traditions in the past five decades that they deem harmful to the Church’s liturgical life and musical heritage.

The statement’s authors write that they “cannot avoid being concerned about the current situation of sacred music, which is nothing short of desperate, with abuses in the area of sacred music now almost the norm rather than the exception.”

The letter, entitled “Cantate Domino Canticum Novum”, or “Sing a New Song Unto the Lord”, was signed by over 200 musicians, pastors, and musical scholars from around the globe, and published in six


induced DNA damage, while normal counterparts in the same conditions have a normal repair capacity.

3.3. Diastereoisomeric Ratio in cPu Lesions {#sec3dot3-cells-09-01671}
-------------------------------------------

The 5′R/5′S ratios, which can provide an important indication on structural conformation of both diastereoisomers in association with their abundance and repair, were found to be similar for cdG and cdA lesions in CS1AN-wtCSB and CS1AN cell lines under the three distinct experimental conditions, with a ratio of cdA approximately 5-fold higher than the cdG values ([Table 1](#cells-09-01671-t001){ref-type="table"} and [Table S6](#app1-cells-09-01671){ref-type="app"}). On the other hand, the diastereomeric ratio showed a similar trend for cdG only in CS3BE-wtCSA regardless of oxygen tension, and higher levels in CS3BE cells under hypoxia (approximately 1.5-fold). Furthermore, a slight decrease in the 5′R/5′S ratio was observed for cdA lesions going from hyperoxia toamong the four cPu lesions with detected levels of 0.80--0.85/10^6^ nucleosides in CS3BE-wtCSA cells, 0.87--1.11/10^6^ Nu in defective ones and 0.73--0.90/10^6^ Nu in CS3BE + Parkin cells. Regarding the diastereoisomeric outcome, in all cases the 5′R/5′S ratio is almost the same for cdG and cdA lesions, cdA being approximately 4.5-fold higher than the corresponding value of cdG. Total 8-oxo-Pu levels were found approximately 1.7-fold more elevated compared with total cPu in CS3BE-wtCSA cells, 1.9-fold in CS3BE cells and 1.5-fold in CS3BE + Parkin ones, as depicted in [Figure 3](#cells-09-01671-f003){ref-type="fig"}B ([Table S13](#app1-cells-09-01671){ref-type="app"}). CS3BE + Parkin cells accumulated significantly lower levels of 8-oxo-Pu compared to defective CS3BE cells, reaching values observed in normal cells.

4. Discussion {#sec4-cells-09-01671}
=============

In this study we provide for the first time the connection between oxygen concentration and


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             guide to business process metrics, from what to measure to best practices in implementation.

Mike Clayton tutors us on how to create a work breakdown structure from a mind map.

Dmitriy Nizhebetskiy walks us through three examples of realistic project risks and how to manage them.

Harry Hall describes key risk indicators and explains how to use them to avoid risk events.

William Davis demonstrates an elegant way to use Excel’s binomial functions to estimate a risk reserve from your risk register.

John Goodpasture strategizes for the Risk Management Office that has to deal with (or report to) an autocrat.

Jeff Collins lists the steps to establishing “risk intelligence” in your organization. Think of it as a special case of business intelligence.

Agile Methods

Stefan Wolpers posted his roundup of Agile articles and blog posts.

Sujatha Tokala


shared knowledge expressed in some collaboration tool as a corporate asset; they just want to get work done.

Adriana Girdler recommends we create a personal vision statement, and offers her own as an example.

Working and the Workplace

Gina Abudi explains four ways to advance your professional development.

Jennifer Zaino reviews statistics that show a startling decline in the number of women entering engineering and computer science.

Soma Bhattacharya interviews Lindsay Scott on how she manages her daily routine, from schedule to devices to apps.

Ryan Ogilvie examines a potential career path for those working on the IT Service Desk, who don’t have technical aspirations.

Lisette Sutherland interviews Bjoern Zinnsmeister on staffing the startup – how to hire remote rock stars, track WIP, that sort of thing. Just 39 minutes, safe for work.

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1. Field of the Invention
The invention relates to the monitoring and analysis of digital information. A method and device are described which relate to signal recognition to enhance identification and monitoring activities.
2. Description of the Related Art
Many methods and protocols are known for transmitting data in digital form for multimedia applications (including computer applications delivered over public networks such as the internet or World Wide Web (“WWW”). These methods may include protocols for the compression of data, such that it may more readily and quickly be delivered over limited bandwidth data lines. Among standard protocols for data compression of digital files may be mentioned the MPEG compression standards for audio and video digital compression, promulgated by the Moving Picture Experts Group. Numerous standard reference works and patents discuss


The study of unfoldable self-avoiding walks - Application to protein structure prediction software.
Self-avoiding walks (SAWs) are the source of very difficult problems in probability and enumerative combinatorics. They are of great interest as, for example, they are the basis of protein structure prediction (PSP) in bioinformatics. The authors of this paper have previously shown that, depending on the prediction algorithm, the sets of obtained walk conformations differ: For example, all the SAWs can be generated using stretching-based algorithms whereas only the unfoldable SAWs can be obtained with methods that iteratively fold the straight line. A deeper study of (non-)unfoldable SAWs is presented in this paper. The contribution is first a survey of what is currently known about these sets. In particular, we provide clear definitions of various subsetsthat succumbing to Hazare's demands would set a dangerous trend rendering the "backward" classes more vulnerable. He claimed that mass mobilisations coerced the government into a "set of solutions" against constitutional processes could be used against affirmative action and threatened democracy.

Later, it came to light that poor dalits had been paid up to 200 each to shout slogans against Hazare, although the organizers denied it. Some protesters said that they had been told that it was a pro-Anna protest, but felt cheated after realising that it was against Hazare.

Accusation of being anti-Muslim
On 22 August 2011 writer-actor Arundhati Roy accused Hazare in a newspaper article of being nonsecular. She questioned his secular credentials, pointing out his "support for Raj Thackeray's Marathi Manoos xenophobia and [has praised] the 'development model'


which we then moved the mCherry-Rep fusion. This resulted in resolvable DnaB-mYPet and Rep-mCherry foci, albeit with less optimal photophysical properties compared to mGFP/mCherry imaging due to the higher peak emission wavelength of mYPet compared to mGFP and relative dimness and photo-instability of mCherry compared to mYPet, but still indicating similar numbers of foci per cell as measured for the DnaQ replication fork marker in our other Rep/DnaQ strains. Applying criteria such that foci were accepted with only two consecutive image frames compared to the default of four to account for more rapid photobleaching of mCherry compared to mYPet, resulted in \>200 mCherry-Rep foci across N = 77 cells, with 45 ± 5% of these colocalized to mYpet-DnaB (note, using the default foci detection criteria resulted in only 1150% saturation whilst stirring at 4°C for 10 min. The pellet was recovered by centrifugation at 30 000 × g at 4°C for 20 min and stored on ice overnight at 4°C. The protein pellet was then diluted in 20 mM Tris--HCl pH 7.9 and 5 mM imidazole until the conductivity matched that of 20 mM Tris--HCl pH 7.9 and 500 mM NaCl (buffer A) plus 5 mM imidazole. The Rep fusion proteins were purified by chromatography on a 1 ml His-trap FF crude column (GE healthcare) using a 20 ml wash with buffer A + 20 mM imidazole and a 20 ml gradient 20 mM to 1 M imidazole in buffer A, collecting 0.25 ml fractions. Peak fractions (∼120 mM imidazole) were collected, and a Vivaspin 20 concentrator (100 kDa


can associate with PriC to stimulate replisome reloading. Population 2: A collapsed replication fork is recognized by PriC. DnaB is then loaded via the DnaB-DnaC complex. *Legend: DNA polymerase complex - green; sliding clamp -- blue; clamp loader complex -- purple; DnaB -- red; DnaG -- pink; single-strand binding protein (SSB) -- yellow; Rep --grey; PriC--orange; DnaC--cyan*.](gkz298fig4){#F4}

Regardless of whether our observed PriC-dependent association of Rep with the replisome is a direct or indirect effect, our data lend support to a functional Rep--PriC interaction inside cells ([@B29],[@B30]). Different dispositions of DnaB and PriC with respect to DNA within the replication fork might facilitate two different functions for the two different pools of Rep at the replisome. The DnaB-dependent pool of Rep very likely promotes replisome progression along protein-bound DNAvia translocation of Rep along the leading strand template ahead of the fork ([@B9]). The second pool, associated directly or indirectly with PriC, might aid PriC-directed reloading of DnaB back onto the fork via Rep-catalyzed unwinding of the lagging strand duplex at the fork to generate single-stranded DNA for DnaB binding ([@B30]). Recruitment of Rep by two different factors at the replisome might therefore provide two ways in which Rep facilitates duplication of protein-bound DNA. However, the interplay between Rep and PriC is difficult to resolve. While PriC provides a pathway of replication restart, the accessory helicase function of Rep reduces the need for replication restart, complicating interpretation of this interplay. Our data do indicate, though, the importance of Rep and PriC for maintaining the architecture of the


bore in order to inspect for form errors or surface defects. Some such systems use high-resolution optics. In any case, such systems may use signal processing to map image pixel signals or detector element signals to coordinates within the interior of the bore. In some such systems, a panoramic image of an approximately annular portion of a bore may be projected onto a two-dimensional (2-D) rectangular imaging array in a circular pattern corresponding to the shape of the annular portion. The circular or annular image pixels may then span a relatively large set of pixels (e.g., most of the rectangular imaging array) while actually imaging onto only a relatively small proportion of that set of pixels (e.g., an annular image pattern within the rectangular imaging array). A typicalWednesday, March 25, 2009

You must try street parking on Roosevelt Island. It is a valuable* experience that will enlighten you on human suffering. In fact, I recommend it as a field trip for Moral Science class.

Who are these people? The ones who smell bad on Subways, the ones who steal quarters from a blind man's bowl, the ones who jump over the turnstile, ones that knock out the guitar from the musician playing at Penn, those who make illegal turns on red, those that leave dirt notes on my car, that knock over my garbage cans on the driveway, that leave a marinara mess in the elevator, ones that leave 0.3 mls of trypsin in a 5 ml tube, those that see 2 mls of pH 6.8 buffer


(2019)

Leaving: Lloyd Perrett (Immediate release to Manly until 2019), Josh Reynolds (Tigers until 2021), Sam Kasiano (Storm until 2020)

CRONULLA SHARKS

Gerard Beale, Paul Gallen, Chris Heighington, Jeremy Latimore, Luke Lewis, Joseph Paulo, Sam Tagataese, Tony Williams

New deal: Valentine Holmes (until end of 2019), Malakai Houma (until end of 2017 from Newtown), Kurt Dillon (until end of 2017 from Newtown), Sosaia Feki (until end of 2019), Jayden Brailey (until end of 2019), Wade Graham (until end of 2019), Matt Prior (until end of 2020), Kurt Capewell (until end of 2019), Chad Townsend (until 2020), Andrew Fifita (until 2022)

Leaving: Ben Barba (rugby immediately), Jack Bird (Broncos until 2020 with player option for 2021), Fa’amanu Brown (Bulldogs until 2019), Manaia Cherrington (released immediately to Warriors until 2018), Jordan Drew (immediate to Blackhawks),(medical retirement), Steve Matai (medical retirement), Nate Myles (Storm mid-season release)

MELBOURNE STORM

Slade Griffin, Jeremy Hawkins, Mark Nicholls, Billy Slater, Shem Tatupu, Justin Olam* club option

New deal: Suliasi Vunivalu (until the end of 2018), Joe Stimson (until end of 2019), Jesse Bromwich (until end of 2020 with two year option), Kenny Bromwich (until end of 2020), Dale Finucane (until end of 2021), Felise Kaufusi (until 2018 with option for 2019), Christian Welch (until 2019), Will Chambers (until 2020), Ryley Jacks (until 2018), Nelson Asofa-Solomona (until 2019)

Leaving: Tohu Harris (Warriors at end of season until 2021), Jordan McLean (Cowboys until 2020), Cooper Cronk (released at the end of the season), Dean Britt (immediate release to Rabbitohs until 2019), Jesse Arthars (Rabbitohs until 2019)

WARRIORS

Matthew Allwood, Charlie Gubb, Ryan Hoffman, Jacob Lillyman,


Luke Brooks (until 2019), David Nofoaluma (until 2021), Mahe Fonua (Hull FC until 2019), Jacob Liddle (extension until 2019), Corey Thompson (until 2019), Matt McIlwrick (until 2019)

Leaving: Rod Griffin (immediate release to Bulldogs until end of 2017), Tim Simona (banned by NRL), Taniela Paseka (released to Manly until end of 2018), Ava Seumanufagai (Sharks until end of 2019), Aaron Woods (Bulldogs until 2021), James Tedesco (Roosters until 2021), Ryan Papenhuyzen (Storm until 2020), Mitchell Moses (immediate release to Eels until 2019), Jordan Rankin (immediate release to Huddersfield), Matt Ballin (retired immediately)mode"

“Fastq pairs” to the collection you just created

Leave all other parameters to the default settings

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      Observe the output. This step merged the forward and reverse reads into
      contigs for each pair, and then combines the results into a single fasta
      file. To retain information about which reads originated from which
      samples, it also made a group file.


content: Click on the "Unique.seqs" tool to open it
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  - title: Remove duplicate sequences
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      Execute the tool with

“fasta” to the good.fasta output from Screen.seqs

    position: left
  - title: Question. Remove duplicate sequences
    content: |-
      Inspect the output

How many sequences were unique?

“name file or count table” to the count table from the last Screen.seqs

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  - title: Question. Re-obtain unique sequences
    content: |-
      Inspect the output

How many duplicate sequences did our filter step produce?

    backdrop: false
  - title: Pre-clustering
    content: >-
      The next thing we want to do to further de-noise our sequences, is to
      pre-cluster the sequences using the pre.cluster command, allowing for up
      to 2 differences


during PCR to create a hybrid
    backdrop: true
  - title: Chimera Removal
    content: >-
      We’ll do this chimera removal using the UCHIME algorithm that is called
      within Mothur, using the chimera.uchime command. This command will
      split the data by sample and check for chimeras.

Our preferred way of doing this is to use the abundant sequences as
      our reference. In addition, if a sequence is flagged as chimeric in one
      sample, the default (dereplicate=No) is to remove it from all samples. Our
      experience suggests that this
“accnos” to the uchime.accnos file from Chimera.uchime

“fasta” to the fasta output from Pre.cluster

“count” to the count table from Chimera.uchime

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  - title: Question. Remove chimeric sequences
    content: |-
      Inspect the output

How many sequences were flagged as chimeric? what is the percentage? (Hint: summary.seqs)

    backdrop: false
  - title: Remove chimeric sequences
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do this with the Rarefaction.single command
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    postclick:
      - >-
        a[href$="/tool_runner?tool_id=toolshed.g2.bx.psu.edu%2Frepos%2Fiuc%2Fmothur_rarefaction_single%2Fmothur_rarefaction_single%2F1.36.1.0"]
  - title: Calculate Rarefaction
    element: '#tool-search'
    content: |-
      Execute the tool with

“shared” to the shared file from Make.shared

   make
      it easier to recognize in further analysis
  - title: Venn diagram
    element: '#tool-search-query'
    content: Search for Venn tool
    placement: right
    textinsert: Venn
  - title: Venn diagram
    element: '#tool-search'
    content: Click on the "Venn" tool to open it
    placement: right
    postclick:
      - >-
        a[href$="/tool_runner?tool_id=toolshed.g2.bx.psu.edu%2Frepos%2Fiuc%2Fmothur_venn%2Fmothur_venn%2F1.36.1.0"]
  - title: Venn diagram
    element: '#tool-search'
    content: |-
      Execute the tool with

Set OTU Shared to Subsample.shared file from previous


ask if the spatial separation that we see between the early and late plots
      in the NMDS plot is statistically significant. To do this we have two
      statistical tools at our disposal. The first analysis of molecular
      variance (AMOVA), tests whether the centers of the clouds representing a
      group are more separated than the variation among samples of the same
      treatment. This is done using the distance matrices we created earlier and
      does not actually use ordination.
    backdrop: true
  - title: Amova
    element: '#tool-search-query'
    content: Search forthe Day 0 sample belonged to Partition_1 and the other early
      samples belonged to Partition_2. We can look at the summary output to see
      which OTUs were most responsible for separating the communities.
Again
      we can cross reference these OTU labels with the consensus classifications
      in the taxonomy file to get the names of these organisms
    backdrop: false
  - title: Question
    content: |-

What organisms were the top 5 contributing OTUs classified as?

    backdrop: false
  - title: Population-level