me anyway." "They'll not hang a mother." "What about your poor mother?" "Thank God, I hope she is in heaven." "If it was all because you'd never had a dad..." "He was a fool." "Getting himself killed and leaving us all alone." "Because of all the poor babies you buried in Cornwall and after." "All women bury babies." "Why then?" "You're trying to find reasons for something that didn't happen." "Answer me this instead." "What did you want of us all, Mary Ann?" "Just what every woman wants." "More." "More than what?" "More than coal dust and childbirth... and men who think saying I love you is enough." "More than this world can give me." ""My dear friend..."" "Who's that?" ""I think it is my duty to writeif we didn’t have any semblance of a rule of law protecting us from their abuses,” said Will Lawrence, climate justice coordinator for US-African Network (USAN), which sponsored the tour and included stops in Washington, D.C., Detroit and Oakland, Calif.

Mr. Lawrence said Africa is the first to experience climate change because of environmental injustices and offers a glimpse of what’s to come in the U.S.

Kenya’s Secretary General of the Pan African Climate Justice Alliance, Mithika Mwenda said the impact of climate change is already being felt in the U.S. not just in Africa. Mr. Mwenda co-founded PACJA in 2008 to mobilize voices of millions of unheard Africans in the climate change debate. He also accompanied Ms. Okon on the tour.

While massive floods, followed by torrential rain and drying


serve as a reminder of the life and death of belief-systems, and interrogate the thoughtful visitor as to whether the once seemingly impregnable system of Marxism has any more life left in it today than the old pagan religion.

Certainly, eleven years into the twenty-first century, it might seem difficult to imagine a less fashionable theme to consecrate a long and appreciative volume to than Marxism. However, if anyone can get away with it, it has to be Eric Hobsbawm, who, publishing this book at the ripe age of 93, occupies the unassailable position of the English-speaking world’s foremost Marxist historian, and, having unreconstructedly stuck to his Marxist guns in the years since the fall of the Soviet Union, has the necessary credentials and weight to offer the worldsame time, he admits that Marxism as a belief-system no longer exerts the intellectual fascination that it did until two decades ago; as he puts it in the chapter “The Influence of Marxism 1954-83”, as the world entered the 1980s “few observers predicted the speed and scale of the reversal”, adding self-deprecatingly, “Certainly I did not”. He closes that chapter with the observation: “The twenty-five years following the centenary of Marx’s death were to be the darkest years in the history of his heritage” (384).

Darkness or no darkness, our historian remains a Marxist, with not the slightest hint of conversion to postmodernism, deconstruction, multiculturalism, cultural relativism, postcolonialism, or any other of the discourses that have to a large extent replaced Marxism on today’s Western left. Nor has he


become any kind of cyberprophet or acolyte of the new technologies. What needs to be gleaned, then, from the pages of this book is what Eric Hobsbawm believes Marxism is, and what characteristics he finds in it as a belief-system that continue to convince him, flying in the face of fashion, to offer it as a remedy for our times.

Among the components of Marxian or later Marxist theory, those which might appear striking for our day as elements for debate – whether to be accepted, revised or refuted – include the labour theory of value, the alienation/reification/fetishisation triad and the related concept of false consciousness, the mastery of nature, the contradiction between the forces and relations of production, capitalism as a system prone to periodic crisis, the classlesssociety as ultimate goal, and the project of universal emancipation (with, for classical Marxism, the proletariat as standard-bearer). Especially controversial today might prove the notion of a historically static “Asiatic mode of production”, less oriented to development and transformation than Western modes, and the prediction, as made notably by the Belgian Marxist Ernest Mandel a few decades back, of the inevitable absolute immiseration of the peoples of what was then known as the “third world”.

It is further important to recall that these specifically Marxist concepts are underpinned by a number of epistemological assumptions which Marxism shares with the liberal world-view of the Enlightenment – some of which, however self-evident they might have appeared thirty years ago, may now look quaint to those reared on postmodernism. These include the


vestimentary retrogression, or if any criticism of punishments or customs that impair physical integrity can be written off as culture-bound – then, conversely, is any concept of civilisation also and equally meaningless?

It is surely not beyond the bounds of belief that there may still be a case for arguing in favour of the continued utility of Marxist analysis, in a rapidly mutating world – a world the multipolar and networked nature of which was not foreseen by the philosopher from Trier whose insights may yet nonetheless, subject to their necessary adaptation to new realities, prove of greater use to the future of humanity than the siren lucubrations of a thousand Lyotards. Eric Hobsbawm’s book certainly defies fashion; the jury is out on whether it, and the Marxism itis not what is done that is necessarily most important, but the process and ability to change things democratically that is.” Jean-Francois Revel was certainly less “portentous” than much of the works cited by Hobsbawm.

I find you charmingly caught here—and tiptoeing—between respect for a grand old man who sticks to his guns (and why not? If I get within a decade of Hobsbawm’s near-century I will remain obstreperously defensive of anything I have ever thought) and the feeling that he may be a bit, er, well, out of date. I guess that’s natural and I would probably feel much the same.

But your review doesn’t make me feel particularly inclined to read the book. I loved Hobsbawm’s histories for the breadth and sharpness of their vision, their intellectual energy


second actual theatrical release (after Howard the Duck in 1986, also a product of the 1970s comics market), and first success, as the film was a huge international hit, spawning two sequels in 2002 and 2004.

In the comics, Blade was one of a team, who hunted vampires because one killed his mother. He favored knives made of teak (hence the name “Blade”) and also was immune to vampire bites. Preferring to work alone, he did find himself allying with other vampire hunters on a regular basis, even befriending King, despite his being a vampire. (King only drank from blood banks and never took a human life.)

New Line picked up the rights to do a Blade movie in the early 1990s, originally conceived as a vehicle for LL CoolNyssa and Asad, at least treat him with respect, unlike Reinhardt, who starts right in with racial slurs—and Blade’s response is to go alpha-dog, and also put an explosive device on the back of Reinhardt’s head, to which Blade has the trigger.

Their first stop is a vampire night club in Prague. Sure enough, the “patient zero” of the mutation, Nomak, and a bunch of Reapers show up to chow down. However, it turns out that they’re immune to garlic and silver. The only trick that works on them is sunlight, they’re still vulnerable to that. Blade and the Bloodpack manage to defeat and kill many of the Reapers, though one of the Bloodpack is infected, and they kill him before he can turn completely; another, Lighthammer, is injured.


They also capture one Reaper that got stuck and started feeding on itself, showing that the Reapers’s metabolism is so supercharged that they have to feed constantly, which doesn’t say much for the future of the human or vampire races. They bring the Reaper back to Blade’s compound.

Nyssa examines the Reaper, and it turns out its heart is encased in bone, so they’re impossible to stake—except from the side, where there’s a small opening. That will probably be important later. Nyssa is also able to extract pheromones from the Reaper, and the plan is to go into the sewers the next day and lure them in with the pheromones. Scud and Whistler also create a cache of UV flashbangs that will destroy the Reapers—but also the vampires, sothey have to be careful.

The vampires dress in full body gear, but leave their heads unprotected because they are played by actors whose faces we need to see, so screw story logic. In the sewers, Lighthammer turns out to be infected, and turns into a Reaper, killing Snowman—Verlaine throws a sewer cover open, sacrificing herself to take them both out. Eventually, all the Reapers are killed, but so are most of the vampires—Asad and Chupa are overwhelmed by Reapers (the latter while beating up Whistler just for the hell of it). Nyssa only survives because Blade lets her feed on him, and Whistler only survives because Nomak deliberately leaves him alive to pass on some intelligence.

It turns out that Nomak isn’t a mutation, he’s an experiment—and also Damaskinos’s


tomb of Dracula (ahem), who was the original vampire. The vampires who did that also frame Blade for murder by filming him and Whistler going after a nest of vampires—but one is a human disguised as a vampire, so when Blade kills him, he doesn’t disintegrate into ash.

As it is, Blade is starting to gain a rep from all the familiars he’s killed, as they leave actual corpses behind with evidence on them. Two federal agents have been chasing Blade for quite a while, and they lead a raid on Blade and Whistler’s compound, during which Whistler is killed and Blade is arrested.

A pop psychologist is brought in by the local chief of police to evaluate Blade (both the shrink and the chief were on a chat showSan Antonio Commanders general manager Daryl Johnston said Thursday that he thinks Alliance of American Football executives have been in conversations with Johnny Manziel and his representation about signing him to an AAF contract.

Manziel, a former Heisman Trophy winner at Texas A&M, was released by the Canadian Football League’s Montreal Alouettes on Wednesday. Were Manziel to sign with the Alliance, the Commanders would have first rights to him under the league’s regional allocation system.

Johnston said the Commanders have not had direct contact with Manziel or his representation. Johnston spoke to AAF chairman Tom Dundon on Wednesday.

“He was the one who informed me yesterday of what happened and that Johnny Manziel was now available,” Johnston said. “He just said, ‘He belongs to you in San Antonio, so what are


and quiet. I felt, I don't know, slow, somehow, and like everything had slowed down around me."

On the way home through the stunned and silent streets, the last thing Mitchell thought about was the game in Philadelphia two days later. It had been a forgettable piece of business anyway, and now it seemed unspeakable. Why did we even practice? he wondered. He was home that evening, glued to his television like the rest of his frozen and fragile country, when Air Force One came back from Dallas.

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Football was what they played on the New Frontier. Oh, they paid the usual obeisance to baseball, the ritual national pastime. But football ran deep in the Kennedy family mystique. All four Kennedy brothers had played the game at Harvard. Johntie clips. There was a tyranny of the new at work, stretching from outer space to Southeast Asia. Football was a part of all that.

By 1963 Pete Rozelle and his National Football League already were well on their way to developing a new national pastime, changing the way Americans watched their sports, much as the Kennedy campaign had changed the way Americans elected their presidents. Both were perfect creatures of television, a medium just then coming into the fullness of its power. Rozelle tailored his games to TV the way that Kennedy tailored his press conferences to it. Both the NFL and the Kennedy Administration were pure products of the brawling, confident America that had been built by the generation that had fought World War II.

The year had


out there in slow motion."

It wasn't a day for coming from behind. It looked for a long while as though Washington was on its way to its first shutout since 1958. However, playing with a stiff wind behind them in the fourth quarter, the Eagles mustered 10 points, highlighted by a 25-yard touchdown pass from Sonny Jurgensen to Timmy Brown. But on Philadelphia's final drive McDonald let a pass go through his hands, and Mike Clark missed a 16-yard field goal that would have tied the game. The Redskins won 13-10.

Out in the players' parking lot, Eagles backup quarterback King Hill discovered that all the windows in his car had been shattered. The car had Texas plates.

Pete Rozelle's otherwise strong tenure as NFL commissioner would always be marredsits with Bobby Mitchell in the awful synchronicity of anniversaries: Every commemoration of John Kennedy's death follows a commemoration of Robert's. This week will mark the 40th anniversary of John's death, not long after the 35th of Robert's, and Mitchell knows that the ice is still there, deep within him.

"You're never sure how that kind of thing will affect you, or when," he says. "We all learned from it, I think. Back after 9/11, there wasn't any choice: Teams just didn't play. That was something we learned from that weekend in 1963."

And he leaves then, across the great lobby and out into the late autumn sunshine. Washington is alive with color as this November afternoon falls toward evening. Earlier that day, across the river in Arlington, down the


private (only the Sony has, and if we make a mistake it was thanks to them which they applied the algorithm So encryption of data and a few mathematical operations could calculate the private keys).

2. IF you can create a CFW 3.61, the only obstacle is to get the public keys, which can be drawn SI, with varying degrees of difficulty but you can. Each loader is encrypted with a private key and decrypted with the corresponding public key. But the lowest level loader in a FW is encrypted and decrypted with the root key, which is invariably because the root public key used to decrypt the loader is located in the metldr (obviously, the metldr will have to have the public key to decrypt the loader) andof Calgary was 79 km, six of the 16 communities were more than 100 km from Calgary (maximum 150 km). Rural participants were similar to participants in urban FG with respect to distribution of sex, lone parent status, participant vaccinated against influenza, having at least one child who had been vaccinated against influenza or median number of children in family. However, only 17.8% (5/28) of rural participants compared to 39.6% (29/48) of urban participants had a university degree (p = 0.003). Rural FG participants were also significantly younger (19/28, 67.9% vs. 17/47, 35.4% aged 20--39 years, p = 0.009), more likely to have a zero in the second position of their postal codes (12/28, 42.9% vs. 0/48, p \< \<0.001) and to live 'in the country' rather than 'in town' (19/28, 32.1% vs. 0/48, p \< \<0.001) than participants


level themes. These second level themes, organized using the PHPM, were populations (child \[individual\], family, community, sector \[system\], and society) where advantages could accrue. As observed in the urban FG, convenience was a level 3 theme under the second level theme of Advantages to the family. Finally, under the theme Implications for program design and delivery, there were nine second level themes that exemplified multiple suggestions for structuring a SBIV program from a parent's perspective.

Convenience {#Sec8}
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Many parents in both rural and urban FG used the word 'easier' when discussing SBIV: "it would make life easier if it was done in the schools for the children." (FG 1 urban); "I think it \[SBIV\] is easier just in the sense that all of the kids are already at school..." (FGWhether urban or rural, parents are bombarded with multiple demands placed upon them and cannot attend to all of them. Convenience facilitates access to immunization in multiple ways. Convenience in this context included reduction in parental scheduling burden, reduction in parental lost time (to schedule immunization or to take children to appointments or care for sick children), reduction in parental stress, and increased physical access to immunization. However, urban parents appeared to conceptualize increased physical access as a reduction in transportation barriers such as not having a car, or dealing with rush hour traffic; rural parents conceptualized it in terms of having to travel outside their communities for vaccination. Temporal access was a theme that arose only among rural parents. Making access to influenza immunization more convenient has


(a relationship between co-occurring symptoms and problems is established on the basis of where treatment should commence in the first place). Diagnostic endpoints (i.e. DSM diagnoses), the customary guidance of treatment planning, are replaced by conceptualization of disorders as 'transfer stations', which are amenable to longitudinal verification and modification. The aim of this systematic review was to survey the literature concerned with the sequential approach to the treatment of depression. Randomized controlled trials were identified using MEDLINE and a manual search of the literature. In seven of the eight studies that were identified, the sequential use of pharmacotherapy and psychotherapy was found to improve long-term outcome after termination of treatment compared with clinical management and treatment as usual. Nevertheless, data on this approach are limited and more studiesIn the 1990s he and his band Dianna Kiss had a long-standing residency at the famous Esplanade Hotel in St Kilda, Melbourne.

In 2005 the original members of Daddy Cool reunited for a one-off performance at a Melbourne benefit concert in aid of the Asian tsunami disaster, and this led to the 2006 reformation of the group and the recording of a new single and album. In November 2007, the original Daddy Cool line-up reformed for a national tour of Australia with the Beach Boys & Christopher Cross. The tour took in Melbourne, Hunter Valley, Adelaide, Perth, Wollongong & Sydney. In recent years Hannaford has been a familiar figure on the streets of Melbourne, where he has been regularly busking in Melbourne's CBD and at the Camberwell Markets.

Solo career

In


Hurts Me So" / "Down Mama" – From the Vault (1987)
 Louie Louie EP – Raven Records (December 1980)  – "Louie, Louie", "Back Door Man", "Comin' Home", "You're Good", "Rub My Root", "Something Else", "Untie Me"
The Party Machine (1969)
"You've All Gotta Go"/"Gentle Art" – EMI/Columbia (1969)

Sons of the Vegetal Mother (1969–1971)

Garden Party EP – Independent (1970)

Daddy Cool  (1970–1972) (1974–1975) (2005–)

Mighty Kong  (1972–1973)
"Calling All Cats" / "Hard Drugs (Are Bad For You)" – Wizard (December 1973)
All I Wanna Do Is Rock – Wizard (December 1973)
Billy T (1975–1976)
No Definitions (1977)
Diana Kiss

The Ross Hannaford Trio
The Ross Hannaford Trio (1996)
Hey Gringo
I Was There (2000)

Ross Hannaford
Ross Hannaford
Hanna (2015)

References

External links
 Official Daddy Cool Site
 Official Ross Hannaford website, (coming soon)

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Category:Australianleading newspapers, 70 to 80 percent of conflicts in Yemen’s rural regions are water-related. And across the country, Yemen’s Interior Ministry estimates, water- and land-related disputes result in about 4,000 deaths each year -- 35 times the number of casualties in the deadliest al Qaeda attack in the country’s history.

THE QAT CAME BACK

The cultivation of qat, a mild narcotic plant that releases a stimulant when chewed, accounts for up to 40 percent of the water drawn from the Sana’a Basin each year, and that figure is rising. That is both because qat takes a lot of water to farm (much more than coffee, another plant that does well in Yemen’s fertile soil) and because cultivation of it increases by around 12 percent each year, according to Yemen’s Ministry


A flock of (relatively) new conservative media sites have gained attention in the mainstream-ish media over the past few weeks, a function of their increased role in driving political attention and, in some cases, their savvy in redirecting Facebook's traffic hose toward themselves. Bloomberg's Dave Weigel notes a series of scoops from the Washington Free Beacon (largely focused on Hillary Clinton); at Slate, Betsy Woodruff explains Twitchy. At the Awl, John Herrman noted the rise of the Independent Journal Review, which "landed big" on Facebook.

For all of this success, for all of the novelty of new sites with sharp designs and well-considered social strategies, publishers will note that there's something to be said for another genre of political news site: the old-school, poorly designed link blog.

The obvious examplesites -- both right and left -- that, like Lucianne.com or Drudge, use a simple, old-school format for their updates. There's Ace of Spades HQ and American Thinker for conservatives; Eschaton and Hullabaloo on the left. Their politics differ strongly, but their aesthetics don't: Early 2000s chic.

Duncan Black of Eschaton explained why he stuck with the old style of look. "I like the basic old school blog format," he said in an email, "and don't like the increasingly redesigned-for-tablets internet style." Besides, his readers don't come to the site to assess design innovations. "They care about functionality, speed of loading, and a working comments section," he said. "It needs to be readable, but not beautiful." The result? One colleague at another publication noted to me this week that


Q:

Handling tuples as values within a dictionary (in list comprehensions)

I have a dictionary like this:

>>> pprint.pprint(d)
{'a': ('abc', 'pqr', 'xyz'),
 'b': ('abc', 'lmn', 'uvw'),
 'c': ('efg', 'xxx', 'yyy')}

Now, given a variable x, I want to be able to list all the keys from the dict where the first element in the tuple is equal to x. Hence I do this (on Python 2.6):
>>> [ k for k, v in d if v[0] == x ]

And I get

Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "", line 1, in
ValueError: need more than 1 value to unpack

How can I correct this?

A:

You're almost there, just forgot the .items() with the dict:
>>> d = {'a': ('abc', 'pqr', 'xyz'),
...  'b': ('abc', 'lmn', 'uvw'),
...  'c': ('efg', 'xxx', 'yyy')}
>>> x = 'abc'
>>> [ kIf the distro must depend on all the libs in addition to the apps, in order to be built for all changes, the setup becomes very complicated, both in the YAML-files and the graphical view of the pipeline.  We also want to add a fourth stage to do UI-testing of the completed distro, but that is almost unmanageable with all the required dependencies.
Is there some kind of dependency I can set up from distro to app, in order for the distro to build every time the app is built, without the dependency on the lib?

A:

So, I think I finally found out what is going on here.  It is actually quite logical:
The dependency triggers are depending on the resource, not the conclusion of a build.  So,


Yeah, there was some pretty intriguing stuff in the episode. Whatever it was Naomi was doing it didn't look to pleasant.
As for Benny, and Amelia I wouldn't be surprised if they come into play again. I'm surprised they still haven't brought up Amy in the whole Benny debate.

After seeing this episode, I fully realize the purpose of the constant flashbacks Sam and Dean have been having of their experiences of the past year other than the reveal of those experiences.

Though they reunited and went back to hunting again, I did sense that Sam and Dean haven't been completely there in the present as a team and brothers. Part of themselves have been held back by their ties to the past. Sam couldn't let go of the life heto keep your blood sugar levels stable, wear comfortable shoes and clothing, bring along a small blanket and travel pillow, bring all required travel documents as well as any maps or reservations for rental cars and hotels, be careful and obtain assistance when handling heavy/bulky luggage and gifts - use a push cart or dolly and obtain assistance whenever appropriate and/or possible

Shopping: bring water and small snacks to stay well hydrated and to keep your blood sugar stable, wear comfortable shoes and clothing, have your shopping day pre-planned in regards to locations to visit and gifts to purchase, use shopping carts when available and take gifts to your vehicle frequently rather than risking injury by lugging pounds of gifts from store to store, be careful and obtain assistance


are razors and feminine hygiene products. Right now, with many people experiencing homelessness and attempting to self isolate, tents and sleeping bags are especially needed, said a spokesperson for Boyle Street Community Services in Edmonton.

Chris Hatch, CEO of Food Banks Canada, said they’ve seen an average 20 per cent increase in demand at branches across the country.

“We’re expecting it to go higher,” he said.

Non-perishable foods are typically the items people think of donating first. But there are other supplies that can make a huge difference in people’s lives.

For example, laundry detergent.

“The top one would be laundry detergent,” Hatch said. “I’ve seen people trade off food for laundry detergent.”

Other hygienic supplies are in high demand, including toothpaste, toothbrushes, shaving cream, deodorant and tampons and pads. Household supplies, such asdeal with the calibration of conventional scanning antennas, this being the case in particular for the documents FR0904045, FR1103143 and FR1302928 as well as the documents by C. Renard: “Calibration et mesure faible coût d′une antenne à balayage électronique active” [Low-cost calibration and measurement of an active electronic-scanning antenna] CNES Workshop, December 1998, by E.GRORUD et al. “Design and Measurement of an active array antenna for an airborne X-band SAR/MTI Radar”, EUCAP Nice 2006 and by C. Renard: “Etalonnage des antennes aéroportées” [Calibration of airborne antennas], CCT CNES January 2009.
In the case of sectorized antennas, few or no satisfactory known solutions exist.
As regards the test measurements, the number of channels to be measured simultaneously in reception in a conventional electronic-scanning antenna is limited to the three conventional deviometry


channels and the problem of the simultaneity of the measurements is conventionally solved:
either by using a multiport array analyzer capable of measuring these three conventional channels at the same time, the number of measurement ports of the analyzer not being able to be increased indefinitely and being limited in a standard manner to 8 currently;
or by multiplexing the three measurements on a conventional array analyzer comprising a reception port, the multiplexer being linked to the three outputs of the antenna to be measured and comprising switches making it possible to orient the desired channel.
The application of these schemes to an antenna that comprised for example 16 or 32 sectors to be tested in reception is not possible, either because the number of Antenna channels to be tested exceedsthe simultaneous capacity of current array analyzers, or because of the trail effect in the case of multiplexed measurements. Indeed the antenna being in motion during the measurement, the Antenna channels are not all actually measured at the same location of the antenna pattern, this not being serious when the number of channels is low but which becomes crippling when the number of channels increases greatly, then causing the so-called “trail” effect.
Stopping the antenna, which is necessary for the time the measurement is being performed, leads to crippling measurement times and cannot be an acceptable solution either.


: Wright's Writing Corner: Putting In the Stuff People Skip.

Today, I am going to tackle another of Elmore Leonard’s Ten Rules For Writing:

10. Try to leave out the part that readers tend to skip.

A rule that came to mind in 1983. Think of what you skip reading a novel: thick paragraphs of prose you can see have too many words in them. What the writer is doing, he’s writing, perpetrating hooptedoodle, perhaps taking another shot at the weather, or has gone into the character’s head, and the reader either knows what the guy’s thinking or doesn’t care. I’ll bet you don’t skip dialogue .

Before I continue, I want to emphasize that I am not criticizing Mr. Leonard’s writing style. He does what he does very well. I ampatients (46%, 84/181) during thoracic radiotherapy. A 101 episodes of infections developed in these patients. Most patients suffered from sputum production (65%), cough (59%), auscultation findings (31%) and fever (31%). Gram-negative bacteria were the most frequently isolated pathogens in the cultures of specimens (70%, 16/23 samples). Neoadjuvant chemotherapy (OR=4.81; 95% CI, 1.57-9.12; p=0.003) and neutropenia (OR=4.25; 95% CI, 1.44-6.89; p=0.009) were found as risk factors for influencing infection based on logistic regression analyses. Package per year of cigarette smoking was found statistically significantly higher in patients with infections than patients without infections (p=0.001). A slight increase in infections, which was of borderline statistical significance (p=0.07), was observed in patients age over 70. Ciprofloxacin and clarithromycin were the most frequently used agents in treatment. Median survival was 9 months


civil rights provisions of Title VII); Mago v. Shearson Lehman Hutton Inc., 956 F.2d 932, 935 (9th Cir.1992) (holding under Gilmer that employee did not meet burden of showing Congress intended to preclude arbitration of claim under Title VII); Willis v. Dean Witter Reynolds, Inc., 948 F.2d 305, 312 (6th Cir.1991) (holding Gilmer required employee's Title VII claim to be arbitrated, given employee signed securities registration form as condition of employment); Alford v. Dean Witter Reynolds, Inc., 939 F.2d 229, 230 (5th Cir.1991) (on remand from Supreme Court in light of Gilmer, court held it would compel arbitration under FAA of stockbroker's Title VII claim against employer when employee agreed to arbitrate disputes by signing securities registration form); see also Johnson v. Piper Jaffray, Inc., 530 N.W.2d 790,to read it. This rule has been carried to the extent of holding that in the absence of fraud or circumstances savoring of fraud, one entering into a contract which refers for some of its terms to an extraneous document, outside the contract paper, is bound also thereby, even though he omits to inform himself as to the contents of that document or the nature of those terms and conditions when it is possible for him to do so.

17A Am.Jur.2d Contracts § 225, at 229-30 (1991) (emphasis added) (footnotes omitted).
We conclude that Bryant's application form, which incorporated by reference the requirement for arbitration, was binding on him, and the court correctly held that his Title VII claim was properly to be subjected to arbitration.

IV. The Waiver Argument.

Bryant contends


appears to contain the entirety of the
AR. Relevant citations are made to the Joint Appendix.
Mot. Summ. J. (“Def.’s Mot.”), ECF No. 15. For the reasons explained below, PhRMA’s motion

is denied and the FTC’s motion is granted.2

I.       BACKGROUND

         The Final Rule states, and PhRMA does not dispute, that “the granting of an exclusive

right to commercially use a patent or part of a patent is a potentially reportable asset acquisition

under the [HSR] Act.” 78 Fed. Reg. at 68,706; JA at 8. The gravamen of PhRMA’s complaint is

that the Final Rule imposes “fundamental changes to the HSR Act pre-merger notification

requirements that would, for the first time in the Act’s 37-year history, single out and burden one

industry alonethat, when planned acquisitions meet statutorily

defined minimum size requirements, “[e]xcept as exempted pursuant to subsection (c) of this

section, no person shall acquire, directly or indirectly, any voting securities or assets of any other

person, unless both persons . . . file notification pursuant to rules under subsection (d)(1) of this

section and the waiting period described in subsection (b)(1) of this section has expired.” See 15

U.S.C. § 18a(a); see also An Act to Improve and Facilitate the Expeditious and Effective

Enforcement of the Antitrust Laws, And For Other Purposes, Pub. L. No. 94-435 tit. II, § 7A(a)

(1976).4 Subsection (c) of the Act exempts altogether certain classes of transactions from the

3
 The HSR Act amended the Clayton Antitrust Act of 1914, see An Act to Improve and Facilitate the Expeditious
and Effective Enforcement


the rule conflicted with

international antitrust principles of nondiscrimination, id. at 70, 71, 77; (2) pharmaceutical

transactions subject to the proposed rule would be easy to unwind, id. at 70, 75; and (3) the

proposed rule would set a bad precedent, id. at 77.

               2.      The Final Rule

       Notwithstanding the critical views expressed by PhRMA in response to the NPRM and in

meetings with FTC Commissioners, the Final Rule was promulgated without any changes from

the proposed version on November 15, 2013, and became effective on December 16, 2013. 78

Fed. Reg. at 68,705; JA at 7; see also 78 Fed. Reg. at 68,706; JA at 8 (stating thatindustry, nor has it even tried to do so until now.” PhRMA Comment at 3; JA at

24; see also PhRMA Comment at 4–5; JA at 25–26 (reasoning that Congress “nowhere granted

the FTC authority to increase the HSR Act’s reporting burden for only a single industry” ). By

contrast to other statutory schemes, where Congress has explicitly imposed additional filing

requirements on the pharmaceutical industry, Congress has not done so under the HSR Act.

PhRMA Comment at 4–5; JA at 25–26. The FTC disagreed with this statutory interpretation for

two reasons. First, the FTC stated its view that the Final Rule was not an expansion of the FTC’s

statutory authority, nor an expansion of the HSR Act’s coverage, but a rulemaking to determine

which types of transactions already covered by the HSR Act constitute asset


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1836, 1843 (2012) (quoting Nat’l Cable & Telecomms. Ass’n v. Brand X Internet Servs., 545

U.S. 967, 982–83 (2005)). To discern whether Congress has addressed the precise question, the

court applies the “traditional tools of statutory construction.” Id. at 1844 (quoting Chevron, 467

U.S. at 843 n.9). These tools include evaluation of the plain statutory text at issue, the purpose

and structure of the statute as a whole, while giving effect, if possible, to every clause and word

of a statute, and—where appropriate—the drafting history. See Loving v. IRS, 742 F.3d 1013,

1016 (D.C. Cir.Freight Sys., Inc., 419 U.S. 281, 286 (1974).

Furthermore, when an agency has acted in an area in which it has “special expertise,” the court

must be particularly deferential to the agency’s determinations. Sara Lee Corp. v. Am. Bakers

Ass’n Ret. Plan, 512 F. Supp. 2d 32, 37 (D.D.C. 2007) (quoting Bldg. & Constr. Trades Dep’t,

AFL–CIO v. Brock, 838 F.2d 1258, 1266 (D.C. Cir. 1988)). “Deferring as appropriate to the

agency’s expertise and looking only for ‘a rational connection between the facts found and the

choice made,’” Am. Trucking Ass’ns, Inc., 724 F.3d at 249 (quoting State Farm, 463 U.S. at 43),

“we remain ever mindful that in performing ‘a searching and careful inquiry into the facts, we do

not look at the [agency’s] decision as would a scientist, but as a reviewing court exercising


under Chevron Step One and concurs

with the FTC that the statute does not expressly address whether the HSR Act premerger

notification requirements may be applied selectively to a particular industry. Next, the Court

examines the parties’ arguments under Chevron Step Two, finding that the FTC’s interpretation

is entitled to deference.

                1.      HSR Act Does Not Directly Address Industry-Specific Rules

        Subsection (a) of the HSR Act states that “[e]xcept as exempted pursuant to subsection

(c) of this section, no person shall acquire, directly or indirectly, any . . . assets of any other

             version of a bill prior to the issuance of a new version of the bill ultimately

considered by the Senate does not indicate the “‘unambiguously expressed intent of Congress.’”

City of Arlington, Tex., 133 S. Ct. at 1868 (quoting Chevron, 467 U.S. at 842–43); see also N.

Haven Bd. of Ed. v. Bell, 456 U.S. 512, 526 (1982) (“[T]he statements of one legislator made

during debate may not be controlling (citing Chrysler Corp. v. Brown, 441 U.S. 281, 311

(1979))).

       Consequently, PhRMA has not demonstrated that Congress has clearly spoken on the

FTC’s ability to promulgate industry-specific rules based on the legislative history.

               3.      The Purpose of the HSR


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FTC further stated that it “typically does not see exclusive transfers of rights to a patent or part of

a patent outside the pharmaceutical context, and this is likely a result of the incentives that

characterize the industry.” 78 Fed. Reg. at 68,708; JA at 10. The FTC based this determination

“on HSR filings and requests for advice on the reportability of transactions,” id., adding that

“[p]ractitioners who represent clients in the pharmaceutical industry have often sought guidance

from the PNO about” the acquisitions covered by the Final Rule, 78 Fed. Reg. at 68,706; JA at 8.

According to the FTC, in the five years prior to promulgation of the Final Rule, the FTC

“received(holding that agency must

“adequately explain its result”), and it has done so, explaining the need for the rule, the need to

limit the rule to the pharmaceutical industry, for which the FTC has determined regulation is

“necessary and appropriate,” and further supported the rule on the basis of the FTC’s discretion

to address problems incrementally.

               2.      FTC’s Reliance on Its Expertise As Basis for Promulgating Rule is Not
                       Improper

       The FTC supported its promulgation of the Final Rule citing the following three factual

sources: (1)


was permitted to disclose the

underlying filings for public comment. Id. at *1–2. The FTC found that although a public

comment period on a proposed consent agreement “constitutes an administrative action or

proceeding,” id. at *6, the FTC “has historically refrained from making public in consent order

proceedings any trade secrets or confidential commercial or financial information obtained from

any person,” id. at *5, because the HSR Act’s exception does not override “other legal bars to

disclosure,” such as “in discovery rules (FED. R. CIV. P. 26(c)(7)), statutes (e.g., Sections 6(f) and

21(d)(1)(B) of the FTC Act and 18 U.S.C. 1905); the Freedom of Information Act, 5 U.S.C.

552(b)(4); and the common law (Restatement of Torts Section 759),” id. at *3.

       In the instant case, although the parties have not PhRMA contends that the FTC “disregard[ed]” the record evidence and “fail[ed] to offer

a meaningful response to” the Varner Declaration or the purported “substantial problem” raised

in the declaration, namely, that similar transactions occur in other industries not similarly

covered by the Final Rule. Pl.’s Mem. at 25–26. The Court disagrees. First, the FTC did

consider the evidence in the record. The Final Rule mentions PhRMA’s comment twenty-three

times and engages in multi-paragraph discussions of each of the three separate objections raised

in that comment as supported by the Varner Declaration. See generally 78 Fed. Reg. at 68,705;

see also supra Part I.B.2.d; cf. Ass’n of Private Sector Colls. & Univs. v. Duncan, 681 F.3d 427,

441, 449 (D.C. Cir. 2012) (holding that agency action failed to address commenters’ concerns

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  The parties dispute whether


rational

connection between the facts found and the choice made.’” Am. Trucking Ass’ns., Inc., 724 F.3d

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at 245 (quoting State Farm, 463 U.S. at 43). In light of the FTC’s explanation of its rule and its

response to PhRMA’s comments, the Court finds that the FTC has established such rational

connection.

       Accordingly, this Court concludes that the Final Rule promulgated by the FTC is not

arbitrary and capricious.

       C.  to the 66 HSR filings the FTC relied upon, such

information is confidential and likely could not have been made public. See 15 U.S.C. § 18a(h);

see also Mattox, 752 F.2d at 122; Lieberman, 771 F.2d at 38; In the Matter of Gen. Motors

Corp., 103 F.T.C. at *3. The requests for interpretation were available on the PNO’s public

database recording informal requests for interpretation, and PhRMA accessed this database to

support its comment to the proposed rule. See JA at 32; see also Wis. Power & Light Co., 363

F.3d at 462–63 (citing U.S. Lines, Inc., 584 F.2d at 534–35 & 534 n.44). Moreover, PhRMA

representatives met with FTC Commissioners and staff members on four occasions after the


3*k + 702, 2*k = -3*h + 6453. Let g = -30115/14 + h. Let a = 433/210 - g. What is the closest to -1 in -0.5, a, 0?
-0.5
Let b be -17 - (1 - (-666)/(-36)). Let n be 3/(51/9 + -4). What is the closest to b in 1, 4, n?
1
Let n = -2691 - -2696. What is the nearest to -1/4 in -0.4, -5, n, 18/7?
-0.4
Let t = -10 + 7. Let h be 33/16*(-2)/t. Let w = 93/56 - h. What is the closest to -1 in -1/5, w, 1/9?
-1/5
Let t be (-7)/5*11/88*8 + 1. Let z = -0.8 - 0.2. What is the closest to z in 4, t, -1/8?
t
Let d = -10732.4 + 10732. What is the nearest to 144.8 in 1,+ 22. Let p be r(-4). Suppose g - 13*z + 10 = -16*z, 15 = -p*g - 5*z. Let t be 1*3/30*4. Which is the closest to 1?  (a) -0.3  (b) t  (c) g
b
Let f = 235 - 247. Let q be (-44)/f - (-6)/(-2). Which is the nearest to -1/8?  (a) 1  (b) 0  (c) q
b
Suppose 4*v + 28 = 4*z, -21 = -4*z - 17. What is the closest to 0 in -4, v, 1/4, 220?
1/4
Let v be 0 - (-2 + (-5)/(-4)). Let u = -103746 + 103750. Let r = 0.2 - -0.3. Which is the nearest to u?  (a) r  (b) -0.1  (c) v
c
Let o be (-4)/(-10) + (-4)/5. Let t = -9430.1


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I have logged the call to the info method in Mage_Sales_Model_Order_Api and handling_fee_amount is there, but somehow when it is returned it is lost.
Any ideas?
Thanks.

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Ok, so the problem was with the caching. The code above is working fine, but I did not clear the WSDL cache. This cache is located in /tmp/ folder on your linux machine (not magento). WSDL cached files are /tmp/wsdl-*. I deleted alla guideline for what future conservatism will look like. But when you push aside the frilly lace curtains of Will’s scholarliness and calls for prudence, it becomes clear that his ideas about what true conservatism really means are actually both more predictable and more irrelevant than he assumes. Will’s plea for a more measured sensibility from the right has been consistently trampled over by those leading the rightward charge, who clearly don’t feel the need to slow down and take moral inventory anytime soon. Moderation and governmental restraint are for losers and wimps.

Will bases some of his arguments for a return to a more cautious style of governance on the Constitutional example set by the founders, which is reasonable enough. It’s quite true that Madison, for one, worried


perfectly reasonable statement that “necessitous men are not free men.” Will not only takes this way out of context — this was a jittery, starving, post-Depression America Roosevelt was addressing — but he grumbles obtusely about the absurdity of government addressing “necessity” and “meaning.”

Well, this will be news to any of the millions of people who has to fight with their private insurer to cover some life-saving but expensive medicine or surgery, or who got laid off from the plant after 30 years because it was more profitable for their company to move overseas, or who lost their credit rating to predatory lending practices, and those are just examples taken from people I know personally. Will’s using a figure of speech, but he has an elitist naivete about//
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explicitly declare clocks as either asynchronous or synchronous before verifying the exceptions between them. Typically, the designer would insert a number of clock-to-clock timing exceptions (limited by their current understanding), and then find others randomly by an iterative process of using Static Timing Analysis tools to flag violations between asynchronous clocks, and using manual review of thousands to millions of lines of timing specification files to ensure that timing exceptions have not been erroneously inserted between synchronous clock domains.
Other known methods in this field require that any clock transfers determined to be asynchronous should be properly “synchronized” using back-to-back flip-flops. Yet other prior art methods note the necessity of not creating or missing exceptions between asynchronous and synchronous clock pairs, but do little to define how this determinationbecause of a variety of factors, and the most important of which is their build quality. If you really want a stop snoring mouthpiece that works, then it is best to be discriminatory when it comes to choosing the best device for you. You need to make sure that the product that you’re going to buy will have a great fit for you.

Aside From Anti Sleep Apnea Devices, What Other Options Are Available?

Well aside from purchasing a mouthpiece to help you stop snoring there are a load of other options available to help you stop your annoyingly loud snoring habit. One option is surgery, which is a high risk but high reward method to stop silence your snores. If the surgical procedure goes well there is a chance


However, in general the stop snoring mouthpiece is by far the most versatile and easy to use among all the devices and products for your snoring issues when you sleep at night.

The reason why we say this because aside from the fact that it’s extremely easy to use it, it also does not cost as much compared to the other devices and methods to stop you from snoring. The fact that surgical procedures carry with it a lot of risks is one of the reasons why a lot of people are not too keen of going under the knife. Though oral sprays are slightly lesser risks they are not as effective as stop snoring mouthpiece.

What are the Benefits of Using A Device to Prevent You From Snoring?

So whyis improved in order to facilitate its manufacturing process and thus make it more economical, as well as to improve its quality and its performances.
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in human RBC was accomplished (Trager and Jensen, Science 1976, 193: 673; Haynes et al., 1976). This achievement facilitated access to the parasite considerably and stimulated research which since then has experienced a rapid development. Efforts have been oriented mainly towards the development of a vaccine which in future will be necessary to control malaria whose incidence is becoming worse in as much as resistance of the parasite to drugs is spreading in different parts of the world.
In the search for a vaccine against the agent responsible for malaria, biologists are confronted with various problems not observed with other infectious agents such as viruses or bacteria. Of these special difficulties with the parasite we will mention principally:
The complexity Of the biological cycle of the plasmodium taking place ininterpretation of the results obtained in the experimental models.
Furthermore, in the natural infection sterilizing immunity is never seen like that observed for example in viroses. However, there is no doubt that an acquired immunity exists but it is partial and labile.
Thus the complexity and the diversity of the parasite as well as the unusual nature of the immune response that it elicits are the major reasons for the absence of an anti-malarial vaccine at present.
The research approach most often taken in the development of a vaccine against malaria due to P. falciparum hence consists of the identification (on the basis of the information cited above) of a potential candidate, and then the evaluation of its value either in vitro by testing the specific antibodies in the inhibition of


suffering from an acute attack due to P. falciparum (Edozien et al., 1962).
The development of immunity and its efficacy in the protection of man against P. falciparum nonetheless proves the existence of parasite molecules which are the targets of an effective immune defence.
Recent experiments have made it possible to show that a) the G immunoglobulins (IgG) of immune African adults are protective by passive transfer in man infected with malaria (Sabchareon et al., Amer. J. of Trop. Med. and Hyg., vol. 45, No.3, Sept. 1991, 297-308), b) that, contrary to what is believed to be established, these antibodies are incapable of directly inhibiting the invasion of red cells by the parasites; on the other hand, they act by an antibody-dependent cellular inhibition mechanism (ADCI) in which the monocyte1) What’s going on at Liverpool?

Liverpool’s 1-0 win at Brighton came at the end of a difficult week, in which Neil Redfearn quit as manager. Chris Kirkland, who had been the goalkeeping coach, became caretaker-manager but he was otherwise engaged on Sunday so Vicky Jepson took charge. WSL clubs should have a full-time goalkeeping coach and a manager with a Uefa A licence, and soon they might have neither. Redfearn’s departure suggests trouble behind the scenes, and it seems fair to ask whether Liverpool are fully committed to the women’s team. Why, for example, are the girls training at Tranmere? It’s not the end of the world, but it’s odd that they have to pay for training facilities out of their budget when at Chelsea, Arsenal, Manchester City


lenses.

Personally I use multifocal contacts (the concentric kind), which help a lot
with near vision, but I still use reading glasses.

~~~
randcraw
I've successfully used computer glasses (CG) for a couple years now (age 60,
nearsighted, for a monitor 2 feet away). Before that I tried reading glasses,
but found their focal length to be impossibly too close for computing (no more
than 12 inches).

My opthmologist came up with my CG prescription by dividing my distance
prescription in half. It works well from 18 inches out to 3 feet, or so.

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awareBrah
Went to the opthamologist this year cause I could tell my vision was
worsening.

After all was said and done they ushered me into their eyeglasses store which
was physically connected to their office. A nice friendly man told me the
frames start at 299 and go up fromonline.

Call me a snob or whatever, but I like two things: high quality and local.
Some optometrists in Chicago are among the few remaining locally owned and
operated businesses. And there are several here who put an emphasis on selling
hand-crafted Japanese frames. As a local business, they're also up for
negotiations, so I was able to get some truly great non-Luxottica frames from
cool people in my own community for about a 20% premium over a cheaper online
alternative.

~~~
walterbell
Sounds like a great local business, care to share the name? In my city, the
cheapest lenses from a reputable optician (in Chinatown) are priced 300% more
than online, but are ready in a few days vs few weeks for online.

Some independent boutiques are priced for a high-end market segment who don’t
have insurance that mandates Luxottica frames


big of a problem, but I spent a lot of time measuring
my head and eyes to get a bad result.

Maybe Apple will build a 3D head modeling software into the IphoneX and
revolutionize glasses! a new app idea!

In the meantime, I just increased font size on my monitor!

~~~
walterbell
The best way to determine fit is with a physical frame as a starting point.
Even 1mm can make a difference. If you don't want to visit a local store to
try on frames, you can buy cheap (non-stylish) frames on eBay for less than
$10. Once you find a few frames that fit, use those _frame measurements_ as
search criteria. Frame eye width + bridge width should be ~= PD, otherwise
lens will not be centered and one lens edge will be thicker than the other.

WarbyWhat the Media Won’t Report About Malaysian Airlines Flight MH17

Just days after the tragic crash of a Malaysian Airlines flight over eastern
Ukraine, Western politicians and media joined together to gain the maximum propaganda
value from the disaster. It had to be Russia; it had to be Putin, they said.
President Obama held a press conference to claim  even before an investigation
 that it was pro-Russian rebels in the region who were responsible. His
ambassador to the UN, Samantha Power, did the same at the UN Security Council
 just one day after the crash!

While western media outlets rush to repeat government propaganda on the event,
there are a few things they will not report.

They will not report that the crisis in Ukraine started late last year, when
EU and US-supported protesters plotted the


inhibit reactions of DNA polymerization[@b40]. Nevertheless, PLA on RBCs, developed in the present study, enables the revelation of *in situ* interactions or at least proximity (\<40 nm) between membrane proteins and cytoskeleton partners or other membrane proteins. This new approach on RBCs provides a qualitative method of describing the interactions within RBCs membrane complexes.

Which among the different forms of AE1 (free dimers or anchored to the spectrin-based skeleton within the ankyrin complex, as tetramers, or within the junctional complex, as dimers) are involved in AE1-stomatin complexes cannot be easily identified. Previous work on the expression of recombinant AE1 in HEK293 cells[@b41] identified the presence of oligomeric forms of AE1 at the plasma membrane, but never more complex than dimers. In this study, PLA results in the recombinant AE1 expressingcells indicate dimers of AE1 as possible partners of stomatin. Moreover, while recombinant kAE1 was recently shown to be able to bind to endogenous ankyrin G which corresponds to the only form of ankyrin found in HEK293 cells, recombinant eAE1 expressed in the same cells cannot bind to the endogenous ankyrin G[@b39]. This suggests that tetrameric forms of eAE1 are absent from the membrane of these recombinant cells. Since ankyrin R expression is restricted to erythrocytes, we were able to detect, as expected from the well-known eAE1-ankyrin R interaction[@b17], a positive PLA signal on RBCs when anti-AE1 and anti-ankyrin R antibodies were used. However, PLA was found negative when an interaction between ankyrin R and stomatin was tested (not shown), suggesting that stomatin is not present in the


chloride bicarbonate exchange (red arrows) is reduced in dimeric forms of AE1 (free or engaged in the junctional complex). In HEK293 cells expressing AE1 (right panel), the overexpression of stomatin is associated with an increase of AE1 activity.](srep46170-f8){#f8}

[^1]: These authors contributed equally to this work.
Developing World’s Entrepreneurs: Success in Progress

Life in most of the developing world is a struggle. Human rights abuses, malnutrition, disease and poverty are just some of the maladies gripping regions like Africa, Latin America and the Middle East.

Yet, perhaps the biggest myth about the developing world is that it suffers from insufficient entrepreneurship. In The Mystery of Capital, Hernando de Soto writes that people in developing countries “are not pitiful beggars, are not helplessly trapped in obsolete ways and are not uncritical prisoners of dysfunctional cultures.” In fact, he says, the developing world is teeming with entrepreneurs who possess an “astonishing ability to wring a profit out of practically nothing.”

Quick Feedback and Cashflow

The world’s poor as a group are not as poor as we are at first led


the dice on businesses for which there is not obvious and immediate demand. Corruption also necessitates keeping a low enough profile to avoid detection by government officials.

Tourism and Real Estate

In nations that are a bit safer and more developed, entrepreneurs have a wider sphere of opportunity. Interviewed by Universia Knowledge (a project of the Wharton School at Pennsylvania University) in 2008, Chilean entrepeneurs Hernán Herrera and Daniel Brown said that the most thriving new businesses Latin America were tourism and real estate. While many Latin American countries are blessed with natural beauty and comfortable climates, much remains to be developed before a genuine tourism sector is in place.

According to Herrera and Brown, the gap between what is and what could be (including new construction, resorts, technologies and designs)in expression compared to PTB. After lipid stimulation no significant difference between groups occurred. In AC without stimulus, RAGE expression was significantly greater in DM2, PTB and DM2-PTB. When DM2-PTB was compared to PTB, a significant decrease in expression occurred. After lipid stimulation, only DM2 cells showed greater MFI. Diabetes affects expression of the three receptors. PTB cells significantly increase them. Diabetes and tuberculosis infection decrease expression compared to PTB alone. Diabetes did not alter CD64 and CD206 expression in infected patients. RAGE expression increases in patients with PTB as well as in diabetics. This suggests that RAGE could also behave as a receptor for M. tuberculosis.


a soil organic carbon basis (*K*~oc~, *K*~foc~) to normalize values between different soils. Glyphosate is strongly bound to soil. For instance, regardless of soil properties in a cultivated prairie, glyphosate mean *K*~d~ was 108 to133 L kg^--1^ (*K*~oc~ = 10 900--14 900 L kg^--1^), depending on landscape position, and these values were 100× greater than those for the commonly used herbicide 2,4-D.^[@ref25]^ In a study of 20 different soils, *K*~d~ ranged from 41 to 303 L kg^--1^ with a median value of 97 L kg^--1^.^[@ref26]^ In column leaching experiments, coarse textured soils retained most all (85--95%) of the glyphosate applied despite the fact that higher than agronomic rates, 7.4--14.8 mg kg^--1^, of glyphosate were used.^[@ref27]^

After glyphosate is sorbed, it is not readily desorbed. Desorption is inversely related to adsorption, beingha^--1^ (soil concentration = 0.75 μg g^--1^, assuming incorporation to a depth of 10 cm and a soil bulk density of 1.33), and an average soil *K*~d~ = 100, the amount of glyphosate in soil solution would be 0.044 μmol L^--1^, which is much smaller than typical Mn^2+^, Zn^2+^, Cu^2+^, and Fe^3+^ concentrations found in soil solutions from agricultural soils. Under agricultural production, concentrations of, Mn^2+^, Zn^2+^, Cu^2+^, and Fe^3+^ in soil solutions of Holtville (Typic Torrifluvent) and Altamont (Typic Chromoxerert) soils would be on average 480×, 220×, 80×, and 310× greater than the glyphosate in solution, respectively.^[@ref40]^ Therefore, free cation concentrations, such as Mn^2+^, would not be reduced appreciably by glyphosate addition to soil, even at the highest recommended application rates and assuming all the glyphosate in


no study has been reported on soils which caused clear Mn deficiency in soybeans in the absence of glyphosate so that any interaction with glyphosate use could be measured.

There are several peer-reviewed journal claims of effects of glyphosate on mineral nutrition in GR soybean. Bott et al.^[@ref10]^ reported that in the absence of glyphosate, a hydroponically grown GR soybean cultivar accumulated more Mn than did a GS cultivar, but the two lines were not near isogenic, making interpretation of the data impossible. In addition, when both types of soybean were grown with low Mn supply, there was no effect of glyphosate on shoot concentration of Mn or growth. At very high application rates of glyphosate, Mn concentrations in the tissue of the GR cultivar were reduced about 50%.effects of foliar application of glyphosate on Mn absorption, accumulation, or distribution in GR soybeans. Similar results were reported by Andrade and Rosolem.^[@ref34]^ Serra et al.^[@ref119]^ found no effect of glyphosate doses up to 2.5 kg/ha on Cu, Mn, and Zn uptake by GR soybeans, while Fe uptake increased at this high dose. No effects of glyphosate on translocation of these metal ions were seen up to 2.5 kg/ha. In this study, exogenously applied Mn had no effect on any responses to glyphosate. Lundry et al.^[@ref120]^ found no effects of glyphosate on mineral nutrition in GR soybean seeds, compared to an untreated near-isogenic soybean line, indicating no effect from the EPSPS transgene or from glyphosate. Henry et al.^[@ref36]^ found no glyphosate-induced deficiencies in macronutrients (N, P, K, S,


litter decomposition on the soil surface, but not on buried litter. The ratios of fungal biomass to bacterial biomass in the litter were only occasionally different, with an increased ratio in the GR cultivars. Protists and nematode populations were not affected.

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The rhizosphere is comprised of the root surface and the immediate soil layer (2--5 mm) surrounding the root where microbial processes are driven by root exudation of simple and complex substrates, which include organic acids, flavonols, lignins, indole compounds, and amino acids.^[@ref157]^ The rhizosphere community includes root symbionts, pathogens, plant growth-promoting rhizobacteria, phosphate-solublizing bacteria, and microoganisms active in carbon and nitrogen cycling.^[@ref158]^ Significant amounts of carbon are exuded from growing roots, and rhizosphere populations may be exposed to glyphosate through leachingstudies using different methods have examined the impact of glyphosate on the rhizosphere of GR crops. Glyphosate application to GR-soybean cultivars in the field in two growing seasons caused transient differences in dehydrogenase activity, β-glucosaminidase activity, β-glucosidase, and respiration.^[@ref16]^ These enzyme activities are broadly distributed in soil microorganisms, and the results suggest that broad spectrum toxicity did not result from glyphosate application. Subsequent studies reported increases in the ratio of Mn oxidizers/Mn reducers in response to glyphosate and decreases in IAA-producing rhizobacteria.^[@ref16]^ The magnitude of these responses increased as the glyphosate application rate increased up to a rate equivalent to 1.2 g ha^--1^. Manganese oxidation (Mn^2+^ + 1/2O~2~ + H~2~O→ MnO~2~ + 2H^+^) reduces the solubility of manganese. The observation that glyphosate affects the ratio of Mn oxidizers/Mn


controls for both GL2600RR and the GS line GL2415. Thus, the conclusions for this work were that the GR gene had no impact on disease and treatment of the GR plants with glyphosate did not enhance susceptibility. Nelson et al.^[@ref197]^ provided further evidence that the GR trait did not impact host reaction to *S. sclerotiorum* in field studies. Comparing four lines of soybean that were near-isogenic for the GR trait, they found that, with one exception, the glyphosate resistance trait had no effect on disease reaction. Glyphosate treatment of two GR lines increased disease as compared to the untreated, while the opposite effect was observed with two others. However, the two GR lines that showed increased disease after glyphosate treatment and their near-isogenic lines were significantly more susceptibleIn growth chamber tests, the foliar symptom severity of glyphosate-treated plants was no different than the untreated control or plants treated with imazethapyr. Lactofen treatment decreased SDS severity. In a greenhouse test, the severity of foliar and root symptoms of SDS was increased by both glyphosate and imazethapyr (with the exception of foliar severity in BSR 101 in which glyphosate treatment resulted in no difference from the control). These results suggested that the glyphosate resistance trait did not impact SDS response and that all three lines reacted to infection by *Fusarium* in a similar manner after herbicide treatments.

Sanogo et al.^[@ref201]^ later reported on the field reaction of the same three soybean lines to *F. virguliforme* and treatment with the same three herbicides plus acifluorfen. They examined both foliar


on rust development as illustrated by reduced urediniospore germination and appressorium formation on tissues that were not directly treated with the herbicide.

Similar to soybean, glyphosate has recently been reported to protect GR alfalfa against the rust *Uromyces striatus* when applied prior to or up to 10 days after inoculation.^[@ref219]^ In this study, glyphosate was found to provide some protection against *Colletotrichum trifolii* and *Phoma medicaginis*. These latter two results are interesting as these pathogens, unlike biotrophic rusts, are hemibiotrophic and necrotophic in their attack of their hosts.

Bacterial Diseases {#sec6.2}
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### GS Soybean and Bacterial Blight {#sec6.2.1}

Holliday and Keen^[@ref180]^ examined the effect of glyphosate on the response of GS soybean leaves to the bacterial pathogen *Pseudomonas syringae* pv *glycinea*. In this case, the effect of glyphosate on resistance was lessGR crops.

![U.S. yields of the three crops over the past 30 years that are now grown mostly as GR cultivars. The shaded area represent the years since the introduction of each GR crop. Data are from the USDA, National Agricultural Statistics Service Data and Statistics Web site: <http://www.nass.usda.gov/Data_and_Statistics/Quick_Stats/> (accessed September 12, 2012). GR crop adoption rates can be seen in Figure [1](#fig1){ref-type="fig"}.](jf-2012-02436u_0009){#fig9}

Scientific accounts about increased plant disease and mineral nutrition problems in GR crops are based on publications from a limited number of researchers. In the context of the entire body of relevant science, the significance of these reports is questionable. Still, considering the enormous importance of and reliance on GR crops and glyphosate, there has been a paucity of publically funded research into potential problems with this


but uncommon conditions (e.g., specific soil, environmental conditions, particular GR crop cultivars, and/or glyphosate formulations).

The authors declare no competing financial interests.

We are grateful to Theresa Varner for reviewing the USDA, National Agricultural Statistics Service herbicide use and crop data presented in the figures and Glenn Hanes for his technical assistance. We gratefully acknowledge S. A. Ebelhar for providing Figure [5](#fig5){ref-type="fig"} from a field experiment that he conducted.
υ=Δf/fc of greater than 0.15, the measurement being carried out by exciting, by means of a shock, a laminated bar 9 cm long and 3 cm wide made of a laminated glass in which the resin is between two panes each 4 mm thick and by measuring fc, the resonant frequency of the first mode, and Δf the width of the peak at an amplitude A/√2 where A is the maximum amplitude at the frequency fc such that its acoustic attenuation index does not differ, for any of the frequencies above 800 Hz, by more than 5 dB from a reference index increasing by 9 dB per octave up to 2000 Hz and by 3 dB per octave at the higher frequencies. In addition, the standard deviation σ


are carried out:                the ratio between the measured real equivalent stiffness and the length L of the strip in order to obtain the real equivalent stiffness per unit length K′eq of the strip;        the ratio between the measured equivalent dissipative power and the measured real equivalent stiffness in order to obtain the equivalent loss factor tan δeq of the strip.
In this type of strip mentioned hereinabove only stresses and deformations experienced by the material when working in tension-compression in the direction normal to the glazing are taken into consideration work in shear being negligible. This is because theQ:

Changing Windows 7 Desktop Background

i've been searching online for a batch solution to change the desktop background of Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bits, and after several attempts, i could only get it to work once but never again...
I'm using this:
SET "str=C:\Users\Jorge\Dropbox\Photos\Wallpapers\1379362257639.jpg"
reg add "HKCU\Control Panel\Desktop" /v Wallpaper /f /t REG_SZ /d %str%
RUNDLL32.EXE user32.dll,UpdatePerUserSystemParameters

On the "Costumize" window after i run that, the new background appears there, but Desktop won't refresh... why?
Also, i confirmed registry key also changes to the path of the picture, and i've tried bmp extension.
The weird part is, if i run it multiple times, it finally randomly changes (to the correct image but randomly...) i don't know why?
Edit: It seems after 3rd/4th time running that same code, it finnaly changes.. ?

A:

I found i had no chance


of accomplish this perfectly using only a batch file... as far my batch knowledge goes, so, i used vb.net to pinvoke the SystemParametersInfo  function like this:
Const SPI_SETDESKWALLPAPER As UInteger = &H14
Const SPIF_SENDCHANGE As UInteger = &H2

SystemParametersInfo(SPI_SETDESKWALLPAPER, 0, "IMAGE_PATH", SPIF_SENDCHANGE)

Note: In this case, the image doesn't have to be bmp, i tested with jpg and it worked fine.
In my case there's no problem using vb.net to accomplish this, hope i helped somebody ;).

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property cycles throughout the country.”

“The correlation between new infrastructure and property prices is a proven method and provides steady capital growth”

Look back to look forward
It’s all well and good to know the types of properties to search for. But with literally thousands upon thousands of suburbs Australia-wide to choose from, where should investors even begin?

This is where you really need to be focused on the numbers.

Start with the bigger picture in mind: where are all of the major cities in terms of their market cycle? CoreLogic releases national figures that are updated daily, which is a great place to start.

In the current market, investment activity is down across the board. Real Estate Institute of Australia president Malcolm Gunning has confirmed that the value of investment housing commitments “isIntroduction {#sec1}
============

Reduviids (Hemiptera: Reduviidae) are predacious insects of agricultural importance as they act as biological control agent against many economically important pests. They are abundant in agroecosystems, semiarid zones, scrub jungles and tropical rainforest ecosystems ([@bibr02]; [@bibr23]). Their success in every ecosystem or trophic niche is due to their morphological and physiological adaptations in predation and extra-oral digestion. The reduviid predator, *Rhynocoris marginatus* Fabricius (Hemiptera: Reduviidae) is an entomophagous insect distributed in many agro-ecosystems, feeding on more than twenty economically important insect pests in India ([@bibr23]). The potential of *R. marginatus* as a biocontrol agent under laboratory (Sahayaraj 2000; Sahayaraj and Balasubramanian 2009; Sahayaraj et al. 2003, 2004) and field conditions (Sahayaraj 1999; Sahayaraj and Martin 2003; Sahayaraj and Ravi 2007) has been previously reported.

The structure and function


morphology of the salivary gland in reduviids is essential before the incorporation of salivary venom in toxicological and biochemical studies. Because detailed functional morphology of the salivary gland and other feeding apparatus of *R. marginatus* are not present in the literature, we aim to elucidate the gross morphology, functional morphology and histology of the salivary gland complex and supportive organs of *R. marginatus.*

Materials and Methods {#sec2}
=====================

Reduviid collection and rearing {#sec2a}
-------------------------------

Laboratory colonies of the *R. marginatus* were established from individuals that were collected from Tiruneveli district, Tamil Nadu, India. *Rhynocoris marginatus* were reared on larvae of the host, the rice moth, *Corcyra cephalonica* at 30 ± 2 °C, 70--80% RH, and with a photoperiod of 13: 11 L:D in round plastic containers measuring 7 cm height and 6 cmseem to lead to any further productive research. The outcome was inevitable and not at all to be deplored. There developed a professionalization of the field, a shift of interest away from the classical problems of general interest to intellectuals like Arnauld and Humboldt, for example, toward a new domain largely defined by the techniques that the profession itself has forged in the solution of certain problems. Such a development is natural and quite proper, but not without its dangers. Without wishing to exalt the cult of gentlemanly amateurism, one must nevertheless recognize that the classical issues have a liveliness and significance that may be lacking in an area of investigation that is determined by the applicability of certain tools and methods, rather than by problems that are


in the semantic interpretation of a sentence. In the case of 1 and 3, the deep structure might not be very different from the surface structure. In the case of 2, the deep structure will be very different from the surface structure, in that it will include some such proposition as "John will leave" and the predicate "is certain" applied to this proposition, though nothing of the sort appears in the surface structure. In general, apart from the simplest examples, the surface structures of sentences are very different from their deep structures.

The grammar of English will generate, for each sentence, a deep structure, and will contain rules showing how this deep structure is related to a surface structure. The rules expressing the relation of deep and surface structureof modes of expression of thought, a prerequisite for social development and the sharp changes of behavior that are revealed in the archaeological record, also generally assumed to be the trigger for the rapid trek from Africa, where otherwise modern humans had apparently been present for hundreds of thousands of years. The view is similar to that of the Cartesians, but stronger: they regarded normal use of language as the clearest empirical evidence that another creature has a mind like ours, but not the criterial evidence for mind and the origin of the human capacity.

If this general picture has some validity, then the evolution of language may be a very brief affair, even though it is a very recent product of evolution. Of course, there are innumerable precursors,


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    Library Generaleven bragging he detonated more than 300 devices, although he later backtracked.

Giving evidence, Ali went on to claim he had been held captive by the Taliban and forced to make bombs.

On why he was armed on the day of his arrest, he said: "I had the knives ready to kill, but only in self-defence."

Two of the knives that were retrieved from Khalid Ali when he was detained in Whitehall (Image: PA)

Following his conviction, Deputy Assistant Commissioner Dean Haydon said: "This case demonstrates how close the UK counter-terrorism network works with partners and allies to bring to justice those seeking to harm others across the world.

"He is an incredibly dangerous individual who had returned from a terrorist training camp in Afghanistan with a determination to kill, we believe, police,


Q:

Cost in e1071's SVM doesn't seems same as svmlight's Cost. How to provide cost for balancing training by imbalanced train dataset?

The manual of e1071 library states the following definition for its cost parameter:
cost of constraints violation (default: 1)—it is the ‘C’-constant of the regular-
ization term in the Lagrange formulation

This is basically the allowance of miss-classification. Whereas, there is one weight as provided by svmlight, described in its manual as:
Cost: cost-factor, by which training errors on
      positive examples outweight errors on negative
      examples (default 1)

This cost is basically to allow balancing in case the train data doesn't has equal number of positive and negative data points. Is there anything similar in e1071's SVM implementation?

A:

Yes class.weights

class.weights  a named vectorin tanks and Humvees, Nathan was studying drafting at a community college and working at a Pizza Hut. There was an ignominy in this contrast, this chasm between what Nathan could have been and what he had become. The only escape from it was the fantasy world of video games in which Nathan immersed himself, sometimes in the company of cousins who lived nearby, sometimes alone. In this world, Nathan could be a hero, vanquishing digital enemies with deft toggles of a joystick and rapid clicks of a mouse.

In a jail cell at the Federal Correctional Institution in Sheridan, Jim Nicholson groomed himself in front of a mirror, as he did every other Saturday in anticipation of his son's visit. As a star agent for the CIA, he


a reputation as a risk taker. At his first posting, in Manila, he showed a relentless drive and appetite for adventure, earning the nickname Batman for his successful work alongside a young officer nicknamed Robin. "They were the hot-ticket young case officers," Norbert Garrett, the former station chief in Manila, told GQ in a 1998 feature story. "Good-looking and able and aggressive and energetic. You could never give them too much to do."

After Manila, Nicholson was stationed in Bangkok, where in the early 80s he was frequently dispatched across the border into Cambodia to spy on the Vietnamese. He rose rapidly through the ranks of the agency, bolstered by a remarkable ability to recruit foreign agents, and in 1990, at the young age of 39, he was madegirlfriend and regularly worked out on a Bowflex machine to counter his all-pizza diet. When he wasn't playing video games, he spent hours watching Kung Pow movies—martial-arts spoofs. A rare break in routine came when he attended an anime convention in Portland; he drew a tattoo and wore red contacts to look like a cartoon character.

Agents noted that Nathan was accommodating to a fault, forever anxious to please others. In calls recorded by the FBI, he offered his brother pointers on ercising. He comforted his sister after a breakup, assuring her that the right guy would come along. When Nathan's girlfriend's sister needed her roof fid, he spent hours on her rooftop laying shingles. On the weekends, Nathan attended sermons at the Door Christian Fellowship church, until he


no criminal record, he volunteered that he'd once been issued a $500 citation from the U.S. Park Service for chipping bark off a tree. He lied about his travels, saying that he had been meeting with "battle buddies" from his time in the military. Cooney, a square-shouldered agent with a piercing gaze and a calm air, finally told him that his account of his overseas trips did not match what the FBI had learned.

After a moment's silence, Nathan said he hadn't done anything illegal. But the confidence with which he'd been delivering his rehearsed answers was gone. In a gentle tone, Cooney offered Nathan what he described as a mulligan—a do-over tee shot in golf.

Nathan took it.

Over the next several hours, he narrated the details of his lifein solitary confinement at Sheridan, he had taken to sleeping on the floor to punish himself. Although his father had engineered the plot, he told investigators, he felt responsible for it.

On December 7, 2010, Nathan was sentenced to five years of probation. The judge ordered him to volunteer 100 hours of service to the Veterans Administration. On January18, 2011, Nicholson was marched into the courtroom in shackles. Sitting in the front row, Nathan leaned his head on a family member's shoulder and wept. Nicholson, in his way, finally took responsibility for corrupting his son. "Your honor, in my life I have been through several coups, I have been through a revolution, and I have been through a war," Nicholson said, reading from a statement. But the worst day


custom view, but didn't change its height.

My fix to both problems follows below.

NSScrollView constraints
After adding a NSScrollView in Interface Builder and placing some UI elements in the document view (the clip view's child), I had the following interface (the white part of the window is the NSScrollView, don't look at the constraints for now):

If you run this and resize the window, no scrollbars are displayed though. First of all we have to add top and leading constraints on the document view relative to its superview. Now we need to specify the size of the document view. This can be done in two ways, depending on your use-case:

Add constraints for the width and height of the document view. This way the same scrollbars are always displayed. The document view[self showContent:view1];
}

- (IBAction)button2:(id)sender {
    [self showContent:view2];
}

- (void)showContent:(NSView *)c {
    // Remove all constraints.
    [content removeConstraints:content.constraints];

    // Add a height constraint.
    NSLayoutConstraint *constraint = [NSLayoutConstraint constraintWithItem:content attribute:NSLayoutAttributeHeight relatedBy:NSLayoutRelationEqual toItem:nil attribute:NSLayoutAttributeNotAnAttribute multiplier:1.0 constant:c.frame.size.height];
    [content addConstraint:constraint];

    // Add a width constraint.
    NSLayoutConstraint *constraint = [NSLayoutConstraint constraintWithItem:content attribute:NSLayoutAttributeWidth relatedBy:NSLayoutRelationEqual toItem:nil attribute:NSLayoutAttributeNotAnAttribute multiplier:1.0 constant:c.frame.size.width];
    [content addConstraint:constraint];

    [c setTranslatesAutoresizingMaskIntoConstraints:NO];

    // Set the content.
    content.subviews = [NSArray arrayWithObject:c];

    // Add constraints from the content view to its child view.
    NSDictionary *viewsDictionary = NSDictionaryOfVariableBindings(c);
    [content addConstraints:[NSLayoutConstraint constraintsWithVisualFormat:@"V:|[c]|" options:0 metrics:nil views:viewsDictionary]];


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on solid (not textured) backgrounds.

Checkmark Tool: Place a checkmark at the cursor position.

Line Tool: Holding the Alt key makes the line horizontal.

Shape Tool: Draw the selected solid or filled shapes.

Laser Pointer: Only one person’s laser is active at a time.

Whiteboard drawing permissions are configured globally in the room’s control panel, and individually from within iVocalize. By default, moderators have full permissions, and non-moderators have a read-only view of the whiteboard. When in read-only mode, the whiteboard toolbar is hidden, and only the canvas is visible.

By right-clicking a user’s name, the moderator may individually grant whiteboard permissions to specific users:


Jack Conway was a science teacher, specializing in pre-history. He did a PowerPoint presentation on the abrupt appearance of new species at the beginning of the Cambrian, 543 million years ago, noting that this sudden appearance was unexplained, but that interesting theories abounded.

The actual reason for the sudden appearance of life in the Cambrian period was due to a family of intergalactic travelers that arrived on pre-historic Earth and released their aquatic pets into the planet's environment.

The name of this character appears to be an allusion to paleontologist Simon Conway Morris, who in 1979 named and described hallucegenia, one of the species described in the character's lecture. Harry Turtledove is an acquaintance of Morris.Food-deprivation induces HSP70 and HSP90 protein expression in larval gilthead sea bream and rainbow trout.
Heat shock proteins (HSPs) expression is commonly used as indicators of cellular stress in animals. However, very little is known about either the expression patterns of HSPs or their role in the stress-tolerance phenomenon in early life stages of fish. To this end, we examined the impact of food-deprivation (12 h), reduced oxygen levels (3.5 mg/L for 1 h) and heat shock (HS: +5 degrees C for 1 h) on HSP70 and HSP90 protein expression in early life stages of the gilthead sea bream (Sparus aurata), a warm-water aquaculture species. Also, we investigated HSP70 and HSP90 response to food-deprivation (7 days) in early life stages of rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss), a cool-water aquaculture species,


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Amazon has created a site based on the idea that there are certain types of tasks better suited to humans than computers. As a ‘mechanical turk worker’, you can workrevenue that appears on the ‘hubs’ written by the members. The primary advertising partners are Google Adsense, Kontera, Amazon and Ebay. Hubpages has an account with each of these companies, and writers on the site set up their own accounts as well. Advertisements on the ‘hubs’ is split between the HubPages accounts and the Hubber’s accounts. Revenue split details and information on how to get set up on HubPages is clear and concise. Basically, if you like to write, and you have the time and inclination, this seems like a good place to try and earn some extra cash. As with most sites linked on this page, it will take some time and effort to begin to see any revenue from your efforts, but their site is well


with brain tumor progression”, Nature (Lond.), 355: 846-847 (1992); Sato et al, “Allelotype of Breast Cancer: Cumulative Allele Losses Promote Tumor Progression in Primary Breast Cancer”, Cancer Res., 50: 7184-7189 (1990)).
However, it should be noted that there is a body of cancer literature not readily accounted for by standard neo-Darwinian mutation-selection models. Namely, there are a host of independent data describing unexpectedly elevated transformation rates observed in certain carcinogen-treated cells not fully accounted for by somatic mutation alone as well as the capability of some highly malignant tumor types to differentiate or even revert to normal under certain conditions—findings also not readily explained by conventional mutation-selection models (Kennedy et al, “Timing of the steps in transformation of C3H 10T1/2 cells by X-irradiation”, Nature (Lond), 307: 85-86 (1984); Rubin,    case VLDT_Float: return DataTypeToCudnn<vl::VLDT_Float>::id ;
      case VLDT_Double: return DataTypeToCudnn<vl::VLDT_Double>::id ;
      default: assert(false) ; return CUDNN_DATA_FLOAT ; // bogus
    }
  }

//  vl::ErrorCode createCudnnDescriptorFromTensor(Context & context,
//                                            cudnnTensorDescriptor_t * desriptor,
//


1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a frequency spectrum analysis method and a frequency spectrum analyzer, and in particular to a frequency spectrum analysis method and a frequency spectrum analyzer in which frequency spectrum analysis is performed via software by using proper tested signals on a per communications system basis.
2. Description of the Related Art
FIG. 2 is a block diagram showing a conventional frequency spectrum analyzer. Two types of communications systems, Communications System A and Communications System B, are treated in this figure.
For Communications System A, tested signals S12A are input to a fast Fourier transformer 16. For Communications System B, tested signals S12B are input to the fast Fourier transformer 16.
Intermediate frequencies IFA, IFB and sampling frequencies SFA, SFB of Communications System A andfor operation such as fast Fourier transform is large.
A conventional frequency spectrum analyzer has a problem that the apparatus size is large and a frequency spectrum analyzer with apparatus size reduced has problems that memory usage is large and frequency spectrum analysis takes huge processing time.
For a frequency spectrum analyzer with apparatus size reduced, reduced sampling data count required by the fast Fourier transformer in Communications System B would shorten the processing time and reduce memory usage.
The object of the invention is to provide a frequency spectrum analyzer wherein apparatus size is reduced, processing time is shortened, and memory usage is reduced while the conventional frequency spectrum analysis performance is retained, by adding a signal processor in software which provides an intermediate frequency and a sampling frequency equivalent


section consisting of a single fast Fourier transformer, the frequency spectrum analysis section comprising:
a tested signal converter for inputting tested signals and outputting converted tested signals,
a low-pass filter for inputting the converted tested signals and outputting filtered tested signals,
a sampling frequency converter for inputting filtered tested signals and outputting tested signals,
system selector switches for switching between communications systems, and
a fast Fourier transformer for performing frequency spectrum analysis on the selectively input tested signals and outputting frequency spectrum results, characterized in that frequency spectrum is analyzed via software by using proper tested signals for each communications system.
7. A frequency spectrum analyzer, characterized in that the single A/D converter comprises:
a low-pass filter for converting to intermediate signals the frequency obtained by synthesizing each of the radio frequencies and a firstlocal frequency and
an A/D converter for A/D-converting the intermediate frequency.
8. A frequency spectrum analyzer, characterized in that the tested signal converter performs frequency synthesis of tested signals and a second local frequency to convert the tested signals to the tested signals in a proper frequency band.
9. A frequency spectrum analyzer, characterized in that the system selector switches make switching so that one digitally converted signal is input to the fast Fourier transformer and the other digitally converted signal is converted by the tested signal converter, low-pass filter and sampling frequency converter, and the converted signal is input to the fast Fourier transformer.


dragged from the car in which she was riding and sexually assaulted by three of the nine men. According to evidence presented at trial, one of her assaulters put a gun to her head and pulled the trigger. The gun failed to fire. Perhaps realizing the seriousness of what they were witnessing, four of the men left the scene in one of the cars without participating in the assault. The identities of those men is the subject of this appeal.
Alfonso Flores, one of the men in the original group of nine, eventually made a deal with the State in exchange for his testimony at de la Rosa's trial. At trial, Flores testified that he, Flores, had been one of the men who had left the scene early, withoutnot affect substantial rights must be disregarded. TEX.R.APP. P. 44.2 (a) & (b). A constitutional right has not been violated here. The Confrontation Clause of the U.S. Constitution guarantees a criminal defendant the right to confront his or her accuser and includes the right to impeach witnesses. U.S. Const. amend. VI; see Delaware v. Van Arsdall, 475 U.S. 673, 679, 106 S.Ct. 1431, 1435, 89 L.Ed.2d 674 (1986) (finding trial court's refusal to allow any impeaching cross examination of witness violated Confrontation Clause). However, in de la Rosa's case, the trial court did not prohibit cross examination, only admission; thus, the Confrontation Clause was not violated. See Shelby v. State, 819 S.W.2d 544, 546 (Tex.Crim.App.1991) ("primary interest secured by Confrontation Clause is the right of cross examination").
Whether Rule


Cleveland Clinic Cancer Center provides a solid research and clinical foundation for this K24 proposal. Cleveland Clinic Foundation consortium of several specialized centers and data and technology coordinating program clearly will facilitate translational and clinical research in these otherwise rare diseases through sufficient patient accrual. Our research plan includes testing of novel diagnostic tools, including serum proteomics biomarker analysis, microarray comparative genomic hybridization and molecular analysis of the clonal T cell repertoire in bone marrow failure syndromes and application of these modern technologies to guide rational design of clinical pilot and phase II trials. Application of standardized diagnostic tests and comprehensive laboratory and clinical analysis will facilitate development of screening protocols and longitudinal studies allowing to query various clinical and pathophysiologic questions. These research activities will serve asinput field, I only want to apply it.

A:

Feels like a bit of a hack, but here's how I've done it.
// Target Form
var $form = $("**form selector**");

// Unbind existing validation
$form.unbind();
$form.data("validator", null);

// Check document for changes
$.validator.unobtrusive.parse(document);

// Re add validation with changes
$form.validate($form.data("unobtrusiveValidation").options);

Rich

A:

I solved here using
jQuery.validator.unobtrusive.parseElement($("#element")[0], false);
$.validator.unobtrusive.parseDynamicContent($("#element")[0]);

parseDynamicContent I got here