think he knew I had no intention of coming back the next day. One niters were my specialty, even if it was nearly the middle of the day. I’d find a new job soon, and just explain this one wasn’t what I thought it was – an excuse I had used often.I grabbed my bag, smiled at some curious co-workers, and watched as Dan slipped out the back door. I could see that as he was leaving, he carefully took a wedding band out of his pant pocket and placed it innocently back on his finger.-###-consists of molecular-level complexation between phytochemicals and phospholipids \[[@B12-nutrients-11-02549]\]. Phytosomes are markedly smaller than liposomes and have been suggested as a promising strategy for improving the bioavailability of phytoconstituents \[[@B13-nutrients-11-02549]\]. Soya phosphatidylcholine (SPC) is a purified phospholipid widely used for the preparation of phytosomes. Also, egg phospholipid (EPL) contains various phospholipid species, such as sphingomyelin, phosphatidylethanolamine, and lysophosphatidylcholine, in addition to phosphatidylcholine. The profile, position, and saturation level of fatty acids esterified in the glycerol backbone also showed significant differences between SPC and EPL \[[@B14-nutrients-11-02549]\]. These differences in the phospholipid matrix may influence the structure, bioactivity and performance of phytosomes.

In the present study, chrysin-loaded phytosomes (CPs) were prepared using either SPC or EPL, and the physicochemical characteristics of CPs were examined. Also, the effects of CP on glucose


reflex side and a spring constant of 0.14 N m^−1^ (Shocong; AppNano Inc., Mountain View, CA, USA) was used to measure the elastic modulus of samples \[[@B17-nutrients-11-02549]\]. The elastic modulus was calculated by fitting the force-versus-distance curves to the Derjaguin--Muller--Toporov model \[[@B18-nutrients-11-02549]\]. Measurement of the elastic modulus was performed in triplicate.

### 2.3.5. FTIR {#sec2dot3dot5-nutrients-11-02549}

A FTIR-spectrophotometer (Vertex 70; Bruker, Billerica, MA, USA) equipped with an attenuated total reflectance (ATR) was used to investigate molecular interactions involved in complex formation between chrysin and EPL. Vacuum-dried samples were scanned over the infrared range (4000 to 600 cm^−1^) and characteristic peaks were compared.

### 2.3.6. XRD {#sec2dot3dot6-nutrients-11-02549}

The XRD patterns of chrysin, EPL, the physical mixture of chrysin, EPL, and CEP-1:3 were measured using an X-ray diffractometer (SmartLab, Rigaku, Tokyo, Japan). The X-ray diffractogramsof crystallinity and conversion to an amorphous state is a common structural feature of phytosomes \[[@B36-nutrients-11-02549]\].

3.7. Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM) {#sec3dot7-nutrients-11-02549}
---------------------------------------

The morphological characteristics of the solid state of CEP were visualized using SEM. As shown in [Figure 5](#nutrients-11-02549-f005){ref-type="fig"}, chrysin was visualized as rod-shaped crystals; however, amorphous (170--250 nm) spherical particles were found in CEP-1:3. This finding confirmed the result of the XRD analysis, indicating that the crystalline state of chrysin was converted to an amorphous state through phospholipid complexation.

3.8. In Vitro Release of CEP {#sec3dot8-nutrients-11-02549}
----------------------------

The cumulated release profiles of samples were analyzed. When chrysin was dispersed in PBS, its dissolution/release from the dialysis bag within 24 h was very limited (\<8%, data not shown). Samples were initially dissolved in methanol and the time-dependent release patterns were compared to


I had received during my previous training program was that I should have used NUnit for demo instead of MS Test because people felt that unit testing without NUnit was a crime. Just kidding. It was just that NUnit has become so synonymous with unit testing that people think its not worth attending a training if you are not going to demo NUnit.

I personally don't find much difference between NUnit and MS test. Both use similar concepts with the exception of attributes. Following are some of the attributes which I have used during unit tests written in those frameworks

NUnit

MS Test

SetUp

TestInitialize

TearDown

Cleanup

TestFixture

TestClass

Test

TestMethod

Many purists feel that Microsoft has copied the NUnit framework and added their own attributes. Only thing that MS Test has advantage over NUnit is that it integrates nicelyBrussels

Martin La Grange, delegate to CGSP-Cheminots, Brussels

Bolivia

José González, Executive Secretary Federation of Health Workers, Cochabamba

Sergio Yapu, Secretary General Rural Teachers Union of El Alto

Gualberto Arenas, leader of the Peasant Regional Federation of Valle Alto, Cochabamba

Carlos Rojas, leader Fejuve Contestataria (Juntas Vecinales) of El Alto

Alaín Rivera, lawyer, Legal Office, Workers of Cochabamba

Humberto Balderrama, member National Directorate of the Workers' Party

Eliseo Mamani, former Executive of Federation of Rural Teachers of La Paz

Jesus Choque, worker of Fino, ex-leader Factories Federation of Cochabamba

Olga Espinoza, academic student, steward of Students Communication Centre, UMSA

Isabel Jimenez, urban teacher

Gonzalo Sanjines, ARPT leader

Lola Paucara, leader of Fuerza

Martha Lima, leader of Fuerza

Brazil

Raimundo Cordeiro, coordinator, Sao Paulo Metro Workers' Union

Celso Borba, president of Fenametro (National Federation of Subway Workers)

Joaninha Oliveira, member of CSP-CONLUTAS National Executive

Rita de Souza, head of


the National Movement of Banking Opposition (MNOB) and member of CSP-CONLUTAS National Executive

Ze Maria, Member Central Committee of the PSTU Brazil.

Joao Batista Araujo "Babá", of Socialist Current of the Workers (CST), founder of PSOL, former Federal Deputy

Silvia Santos, CST and founder of PSOL

Rosi Messias, CST, Executive PSOL Rio de Janeiro

Michel Oliveira, CST, National Executive of PSOL

Barbara Sinedino, General Coordination of SEPE Rio de Janeiro (Professors Union)

Gerson Silva, General Coordination SINTSEP-PA and Director of CONDSEF (Public Servants and Confederation of Public Servants)

Douglas Diniz, Socialist Fight (LS), National Directorate of PSOL

Manuel Iraola, State Directorate of PSOL Sao Paulo

Zila Camarão, Coordinator FASUBRA and SINDTIFES (Federation of University Workers and University of Pará Workers Union)

Adriano Dias, rank-and-file steward and Opposition of Brazil Post, Rio de Janeiro

Bruno da Rosa, rank-and-file steward and OppositionState

Toni Granados. Councillor of Girona City Council for the CUP-Crida per Girona. Trade union delegate and chairman of the chemical factory committee of Girona, member of the trade union movement For a Left Turn of CCOO (Workers Commissions), Girona

Carlos Rodriguez Perez, steward of City of Barcelona Workers Union, affiliated to CGT (General Confederation of Labour)

Josep Lluis del Alcázar i Fabregat, steward of teachers union, affiliated to CGT and member of the leadership of Lucha Internacionalista (Internationalist Struggle)

Luisa Luque, steward of Eulen (telemarketing) workers' union and part of the strike committee in the over one month strike they carried out against 362 layoffs

Angel Luis Parras, State Coordination member of Co.bas (Rank-and-file Commissions Union)

Alfonso Araque, State Coordination member of Co.bas

Pilar Leon, Intersectorial Commission member of Co.bas Madrid.

David Perez, day-labour leader


and Representative of Co.bas Seville

Venus Hervas, casual worker; member of the strike committee of Eulen (telemarketing)

Marga Olalla Marfil, , Workers Union Barcelona City Council. Affiliated to CGT

Miquel Blanch, steward, Adult Schools Teachers Union. Member of the Trade Union Current For a Turn to the Left of CCOO, Girona

Pedro Mercadé Toro, steward, Teachers Union. Affiliated to CGT. Municipal activist in the Alternativa d'Esquerres del Prat (AE-EP – Left Alternative of El Prat)

M. Esther del Alcázar i Fabregat, Member of CGT-Education.

Adriana Beidenägl, activist of Marea Pensioners.

Alfons Enrique, unionist of the Trade Union Current For a Turn to the Left of CCOO, Girona

Andreu Pagés Toldr,. Local activist neighbourhood of Gracia, Barcelona

Anna Morello Just, teacher trade unionist affiliated to CGT. Activist of the neighbourhood movement of L'Hospitalet from CUP-PA

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Love is a feeling, it has a range of both emotional and mental states. It is the deepest interpersonal affection and is the simplest pleasure. Love of mother and her child is different from the love of the spouse and these both differ from the love of food and materialistic things. Love is considered many things such as kindness, compassion, solitude, affection, calmness, loyalty, unselfishness and much more. It can also be described as affectionate and compassionate actions towards other humans and animals. Love is in various forms and it is the major facilitator of the interpersonal relationships. Some say love happens when all the chakras in one's body are perfectly aligned.Love is postulated to be a feeling to keep humans together and being compassionateAn Ordinance of the Pierce County Council Repealing Ordinance No. 2006-139, "Chambers Creek Properties Master Site Plan Update, 2007," and Adopting the "Chambers Creek Regional Park Master Site Plan Update, 2017"; Initiating Any Amendment Actions to County Plans and Codes and Proposing Any Amendment Actions to the Cities' Plans and Codes, Which May Be Necessary to Enable Implementation of the Master Site Plan; and Commending the Members of the Resource Team and Management Team for Their Dedication in Developing the Master Site Plan Update. (Chambers Creek Regional Park Master Site Plan Update, 2017)

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contractor for missing a deadline. One way to think of the difference between a penalty clause and a liquidated damages’ clause is to consider that the purpose of a penalty clause is to secure performance, while a liquidated damages’ clause is simply designed to represent an amount to be paid in the event of non-performance. However, practically speaking, this is a difficult distinction to identify. A liquidated damages’ clause is not a penalty clause simply because the owner hopes it will encourage prompt performance. In fact, it is an appropriate means for inducing performance. However, such a clause will be struck down if its only purpose is to spur performance and it simply amounts to a punishment for a breach that could produce no possible damage.

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In this case, access to internal network shares for external users was granted over Cisco ASA as a published solution. After installation of KB3161949 on Window Server 2012 R2, that was hosting those network shares, the network shares become inaccessible to these external users. The error message that external users were experiencing by the Cisco ASA portal was "Error


using Drosophila as a model system. As a graduate student he worked on the shibire mutant and characterized its defects in synaptic transmission.

Cloning of the extended family of potassium channel genes. The structure of potassium channels which shape the electrical activity in the nervous system was unknown when Salkoff was a graduate student.  It was believed that one way to obtain the protein structure of a potassium channel was to identify a gene encoding the channel protein in a genetically tractable organism, and then combine newly developed tools in biophysics, molecular genetics, DNA sequencing in eukaryotes, and molecular cloning, to clone and sequence the gene and functionally express the encoded channel in a heterologous expression system.  To this end, as a postdoctoral researcher, Salkoff adapted theof the finished stack and the next following support web section or portion. Since, as already mentioned, the support web is cyclically moved it is possible to manually carry out such cutting or separation operation, but as a result the output or production capacity of the equipment is limited.


multiple flights and a canoe journey to get there.

How does your diet compare with the Tsimane?

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17% of their diet is game including wild pig, tapir and capybara (the world's largest rodent)

7% is freshwater fish including piranha and catfish

Most of the rest comes from family farms growing rice, maize, manioc root (like sweet potato) and plantains (similar to banana)

It is topped up with foraged fruit and nuts

It means:

72% of calories come from carbohydrates compared with 52% in the US

14% from fat compared with 34% in the US, Tsimane also consume much less saturated fat

Both Americans and Tsimane have 14% of calories from protein, but Tsimane have more lean meat

How fit are they?

Image copyright Michael Gurven

They are also far more physically active with the men averaging 17,000steps a day and the women 16,000.

Even the over-60s have a step count over 15,000.

It makes most people's struggle to get near 10,000 seem deeply insignificant.

"They achieve a remarkable dose of exercise," says Dr Gregory Thomas, one of the researchers and from Long Beach Memorial medical centre in California.

So how magnificent are their hearts?

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The scientists looked for coronary artery calcium or "CAC" - which is a sign of clogged up blood vessels and risk of a heart attack.

The scientists scanned 705 people's hearts in a CT scanner after teaming up with a research group scanning mummified bodies.

At the age of 45, almost no Tsimane had CAC in their arteries while 25% of Americans do.

By the time they reach age 75, two-thirds of Tsimane are CAC-free


rusher. While the top of round two may provide opportunities to address the former weakness, this draft is not deep on the latter. Mack is a relentless, violent edge disruptor with special traits.

4. Cleveland Browns -- Texas A&M OT Jake Matthews

Armed with ten selections in his first-ever draft, rookie GM Ray Farmer may opt to go "safe" with his first-ever pick, aiming for a top-five double rather than a home run. A strong bet to be a solid long-term starter and natural fit in new playcaller Kyle Shanahan's zone-blocking scheme, Matthews' addition would allow Cleveland to kick incumbent RT Mitchell Schwartz inside to guard. With Alex Mack, Joe Thomas, and John Greco returning, the Browns would suddenly boast a top-shelf offensive line. Cleveland has two more top-35 picksperhaps with a quarterback-needy team -- or deciding between Ha Ha Clinton-Dix, Taylor Lewan, Anthony Barr, and Ebron. An athletic phenom with seam-stretching speed, Ebron has the highest ceiling in that group and would give Atlanta an immediate successor for Tony Gonzalez.

7. Tampa Bay Buccaneers -- Texas A&M WR Mike Evans

It's hard to imagine Evans getting past Tampa after the Mike Williams trade. Their current No. 2 wideout is Louis Murphy. Not only would Evans' addition allow the Buccaneers to semi-recreate Josh McCown's jumbo-sized 2013 Bears receiver corps, Evans would fit new OC Jeff Tedford's preference for a plus run-blocking wideout. The Bucs plan to pound the rock under Lovie Smith.

8. Minnesota Vikings -- Pittsburgh DT Aaron Donald

Mike Zimmer's new Geno Atkins. Although this match may seem surprising


Hughes, and Schwartz teaches a Wide-9 technique that requires waves of outside rushers. Barr has limitations, but his strength is bee-lining to quarterbacks and defeating blockers with speed. He's an ideal fit.

10. Detroit Lions -- Alabama FS Ha Ha Clinton-Dix

A long, rangy center fielder with man-coverage skills and few deficiencies, Clinton-Dix would give Detroit truly "interchangeable" safeties alongside onetime-corner Glover Quin. The Lions signed James Ihedigbo in free agency, but he is best suited as a third safety and special teamer. New DC Teryl Austin is an ex-secondary coach and should have a good feel for Detroit's back-end needs.

11. Tennessee Titans -- Notre Dame NT Louis Nix

A Wilforkian zero-technique nose, Nix is the defensive anchor new Titans DC Ray Horton's 3-4 units have always required, spanning from Caseycontested situations. The 49ers lack a field stretcher to fully capitalize on Colin Kaepernick's hose of an arm. Although Cooks' most common player comparison is Tavon Austin, San Francisco could use him in a Victor Cruzian or DeSean Jacksonian role, threatening the perimeter and running vertical routes out of the slot. Cooks is going to be a far better NFL receiver than Austin.

31. Denver Broncos -- Ohio State LB Ryan Shazier

Linebacker is Denver's biggest need, and athletic freak Shazier offers value at the bottom of round one with sideline-to-sideline range and cover skills to stay on the field for three downs. The Broncos could explore moving WLB Danny Trevathan inside or train Shazier there, letting him take his lumps on the job. Shazier would add a ton of


quarterback as opposed to starting him in Week 1.

34. Washington Redskins -- USC C/G Marcus Martin

The Redskins don't have a first-round choice and will target an Opening Day starter with the 34th pick. Martin adds size to a Washington line Jay Gruden has been incrementally making bigger.

35. Cleveland Browns -- USC WR Marqise Lee

I believe Penn State's Allen Robinson should be considered by Cleveland here, but Lee is more of a vertical threat and arguably a superior tactical complement to alpha-receiver Josh Gordon.

36. Oakland Raiders -- Fresno State QB Derek Carr

It's no secret that the Raiders are high on Carr, a big-armed prospect with plus athleticism. Using an early draft pick at quarterback might buy beleaguered GM Reggie McKenzie one more year.

37. Atlanta Falcons -- Georgia Tech DE/LBlions, enough to cause their extinction.  Submarine warfare during World War II is even believed to have contributed to their habitat destruction.  The most recent sightings of Z. japonicus are from the 1970s, with the last confirmed record being a juvenile specimen captured in 1974 off the coast of Rebun Island, northern Hokkaido. There were a few unconfirmed sightings in 1983 and 1985. The last credible documentation was made in 1951 on the Liancourt Rocks reporting 50 to 60 animals. In any case, it was one of the most recent marine mammal extinctions to occur, alongside the Caribbean monk seal which went extinct at around the same time.

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phantoms and retrieving digital measurements of the resulting data using meshing software. Measurements were achieved by superimposing the CT dataset of the model with the original CT dataset, then selecting three marker points on the kidney and collecting system to measure and compare. Results were such that a small mean error of 0.6 mm was identified among marked points on the kidney, and morphological details of the collecting system read an error of less than 1 mm \[[@B17-jcm-08-00990]\]. The majority of studies calculated the mean difference between measurements of anatomical structures on the model and original dataset, with the study by Adams et al. \[[@B17-jcm-08-00990]\] being the only study to calculate percentage error in different anatomical parts of the model, for which they found a percentage error ofin an improvement of new and existing technical skills of trainees, and improved clinician anatomical recognition \[[@B10-jcm-08-00990],[@B11-jcm-08-00990],[@B12-jcm-08-00990],[@B20-jcm-08-00990],[@B24-jcm-08-00990]\]. One study by Marconi et al. measured the time spent by clinician participants identifying anatomical structures on a 3D-printed kidney model, a 2D CT dataset of a kidney, and a 3D CT reconstruction of a kidney, and found that the time spent identifying structures on the model was on average 66.37 s shorter than identifying structures on the 2D dataset, and 10.13 s shorter than identifying structures on the 3D reconstruction \[[@B12-jcm-08-00990]\]. The study conducted by Maddox et al. \[[@B7-jcm-08-00990]\] measured intra-operative patient blood loss for clinicians using patient-specific, 3D-printed kidney models as simulation tools prior to performing laparoscopic renal surgery, and compared results with clinicians that did not utilise the


renal disease, and the nature of the surgery they would undergo \[[@B6-jcm-08-00990],[@B10-jcm-08-00990],[@B14-jcm-08-00990],[@B18-jcm-08-00990],[@B21-jcm-08-00990],[@B27-jcm-08-00990]\]. Twenty-two percent of studies also investigated one or more of the above. Four of the 27 articles exhibited study purposes lying outside patient/clinician education and pre-surgical planning. Other study purposes are depicted in [Table 1](#jcm-08-00990-t001){ref-type="table"} and include comparing the accuracy of 3D-printed models of diseased kidneys printed from commercial versus homemade printers \[[@B30-jcm-08-00990]\], the implementation of 3D-printed kidney models to facilitate interdisciplinary communication for treatment and management \[[@B15-jcm-08-00990]\], and the application of 3D-printed kidney models in other imaging/surgical modalities such as radiomics \[[@B19-jcm-08-00990],[@B29-jcm-08-00990]\].

4. Discussion {#sec4-jcm-08-00990}
=============

4.1. Key Findings {#sec4dot1-jcm-08-00990}
-----------------

This critical review analyses 27 studies that investigated the clinical value and applications of 3D-printed kidney models for renal disease. Based on the analysed literature, it can be discernedthat 3D-printed kidney models can be successfully generated from CT and MRI imaging with a high level of anatomic accuracy. Furthermore, 3D-printed kidney models are a useful resource for pre-surgical planning and surgical rehearsal for complex cases, with benefits including reducing estimated blood loss and reduced chances of intra-operative complications occurring \[[@B5-jcm-08-00990],[@B7-jcm-08-00990],[@B8-jcm-08-00990],[@B15-jcm-08-00990],[@B16-jcm-08-00990],[@B18-jcm-08-00990],[@B23-jcm-08-00990],[@B25-jcm-08-00990],[@B26-jcm-08-00990],[@B27-jcm-08-00990],[@B28-jcm-08-00990],[@B31-jcm-08-00990]\]. Three-dimensional-printed kidney models are also a useful tool for patient education on their condition, and can be a medium to enhance patient-practitioner interaction \[[@B6-jcm-08-00990],[@B10-jcm-08-00990],[@B14-jcm-08-00990],[@B18-jcm-08-00990],[@B21-jcm-08-00990],[@B27-jcm-08-00990]\]. Out of the eight studies evaluating patient participant perception of their personalised 3D-printed models, all reported high patient satisfaction levels \[[@B6-jcm-08-00990],[@B10-jcm-08-00990],[@B13-jcm-08-00990],[@B14-jcm-08-00990],[@B18-jcm-08-00990],[@B20-jcm-08-00990],[@B21-jcm-08-00990],[@B31-jcm-08-00990]\]. It was elucidated that patient participants found the 3D-printed models valuable for improving their comprehension of the disease, and that the models were a useful tool to guide collaboration between the


models can provide superior representations of anatomical structures and be implemented for training of medical students for partial nephrectomy surgery.   Compact View III v.1.03. (Optimum Solution, Korea) software;\                                          CT                                      Photopolymer material (transparent for renal parenchyma and red for tumour).\         Oral administration of the p38α MAPK inhibitor, UR13870, inhibits affective pain behavior after spinal cord injury.
The p38α mitogenous activated protein kinase (MAPK) cell signaling pathway is a key mechanism of microglia activation and has been studied as a target for neuropathic pain. The effect of UR13870, a p38α MAPK inhibitor, on microglia expression in the anterior cingulate cortex (ACC) and spinal dorsal horn was addressed after T9 contusion spinal cord injury (SCI) in the rat, in addition to behavioral testing of pain-related aversion and anxiety. Administration of intravenous UR13870 (1mg/kg i.v.) and pregabalin (30 mg/kg i.v.) reduced place escape avoidance paradigm (PEAP) but did not affect open-field anxiety behavior 42 days after SCI. PEAP behavior was also reduced in animals administered daily with oral UR13870 (10mg/kg p.o.) and


was demobilised from the Australian Army with the rank of colonel and appointed the first Principal of ASOPA. The following year he also  became the first Organising Secretary of the South Pacific Commission. He returned to the bar in 1948 to become one of Sydney's leading industrial lawyers. Conlon himself took over ASOPA and spent 1948-49 as a reportedly unsuccessful and unhappy Principal of the institution.

Operations

Immediately after the war, enrolments to study at ASOPA were restricted to servicemen and, when civilian candidates were admitted not long after, preference was given to those with working experience and good academic records. In the 27 years from 1946–73, ASOPA trained hundreds of personnel for service in the Territory of Papua and New Guinea (TPNG), the Northern Territory and Nauru.// SPDX-License-Identifier: LGPL-2.1
/*
 * Copyright (C) 2009 Johannes Berg <johannes@sipsolutions.net>
 */
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>

#include "event-parse.h"
#include "trace-seq.h"

#define INDENT 65

static void print_string(struct trace_seq *s, struct tep_event *event,
			 const char *name, const void *data)
{
	struct tep_format_field *f = tep_find_field(event, name);
	int offset;
	int length;

	if (!f) {
		trace_seq_printf(s, "NOTFOUND:%s", name);
		return;
	}

	offset = f->offset;
	length = f->size;

	if (!strncmp(f->type, "__data_loc", 10)) {
		unsigned long long v;
		if (tep_read_number_field(f, data, &v)) {
			trace_seq_printf(s, "invalid_data_loc");
			return;
		}
		offset = v & 0xffff;
		length = v >> 16;
	}

	trace_seq_printf(s, "%.*s", length, (char *)data + offset);
}

#define SF(fn)	tep_print_num_field(s, fn ":%d", event, fn, record, 0)
#define SFX(fn)	tep_print_num_field(s, fn ":%#x", event, fn, record, 0)
#define SP()	trace_seq_putc(s, ' ')

static int drv_bss_info_changed(struct trace_seq *s,
				struct tep_record *record,
				struct tep_event *event, void *context)
{
	void *data = record->data;

	print_string(s, event, "wiphy_name", data);
	trace_seq_printf(s, " vif:");
	print_string(s, event, "vif_name", data);
	tep_print_num_field(s, "(%d)", event, "vif_type", record, 1);

	trace_seq_printf(s, "\n%*s", INDENT, "");
	SF("assoc"); SP();
	SF("aid"); SP();
	SF("cts"); SP();
	SF("shortpre"); SP();
	SF("shortslot"); SP();
	SF("dtimper"); SP();
	trace_seq_printf(s, "\n%*s", INDENT, "");
	SF("bcnint"); SP();
	SFX("assoc_cap");


“Operators”)
employed by defendant, the Southeastern Pennsylvania
Transportation Authority (“SEPTA”), brought this class
action under the Fair Labor Standards Act (“FLSA”), 29
U.S.C. §§ 201 et seq., to recover unpaid wages and overtime
compensation for work performed during morning “pre-trip”
inspections required before the start of each Operator’s daily
run.      Relying on our decision in Vadino v. A. Valey
Engineers, 903 F.2d 253 (3d Cir. 1990), the District Court
granted SEPTA’s motion to dismiss on the ground that the
FLSA claim required the interpretation of provisions of three
collective bargaining agreements (the “CBAs”) between
SEPTA and the unions representing the Operators and was
therefore subject to those agreements’ grievance and
arbitration provisions.     Because we conclude that the
Operators’ FLSA claim does not require the interpretation of
the collective bargaining agreements, we will vacate the order
ofbetween
employers and unions by “encourag[ing] the negotiation of
terms and conditions of employment through the collective-
bargaining process,” while the FLSA reflects a different genre
of statute, one which “guarantees covered employees specific
substantive rights.” Barrentine, 450 U.S. at 734. The
minimum protections the FLSA provides to individual
workers, including 29 U.S.C. § 207(a)(1), “take precedence
over conflicting provisions in a collectively bargained
compensation arrangement.” Id. at 740-41. An employee’s
right to relief under the FLSA, therefore, is distinct from an
employee’s contractual rights as provided in a collective
bargaining agreement. Id. at 745 (“[T]he FLSA rights
petitioners seek to assert in this action are independent of the
collective-bargaining process. They devolve on petitioners as
individual workers, not as members of a collective
organization.”). The Court noted that, when vindicating
rights under the FLSA, the statute’s “enforcement scheme
grants individual employees broad access to the


are required to work prior to their scheduled start,
and a legal determination regarding whether this time is (1)
compensable and (2) subject to the overtime provisions of the
FLSA. 29 U.S.C. § 207(a)(1). Unlike Vadino, neither of
these determinations depends on the resolution of a disputed
reading of the CBAs.

        SEPTA also relies on Townsend v. BC Natural
Chicken LLC, Civ. No. 06-4317, 2007 WL 442386 (E.D. Pa.
Feb. 2, 2007), in which employees alleged that certain
activities, including the “donning and doffing” of personal
protective equipment prior to and immediately after
scheduled work, constituted work for the purposes of the
FLSA. Id. at *4. The district court, citing Vadino, dismissed
the FLSA claim in favor of arbitration because it would have
been required to interpret a provision of the CBA that
provided forbrought him, "What's Going On." When Berry Gordy decided not to issue the single, deeming it uncommercial, Gaye refused to record any more material until he relented. Confirmed by its tremendous commercial success in January 1971, he recorded the rest of the album over ten days in March, and Motown released it in late May. Besides cementing Marvin Gaye as one of the most important artists in pop music, What's Going On was far and away the best full-length to issue from the singles-dominated Motown factory, and arguably the best soul album of all time.

Conceived as a statement from the viewpoint of a Vietnam veteran (Gaye's brother Frankie had returned from a three-year hitch in 1967), What's Going On isn't just the question of a baffled soldier returning


home to a strange place, but a promise that listeners would be informed by what they heard (that missing question mark in the title certainly wasn't a typo). Instead of releasing listeners from their troubles, as so many of his singles had in the past, Gaye used the album to reflect on the climate of the early '70s, rife with civil unrest, drug abuse, abandoned children, and the spectre of riots in the near past. Alternately depressed and hopeful, angry and jubilant, Gaye saved the most sublime, deeply inspired performances of his career for "Mercy Mercy Me (The Ecology)," "Inner City Blues (Make Me Wanna Holler)," and "Save the Children." The songs and performances, however, furnished only half of a revolution; little could've been accomplished with the Motown(Make Me Wanna Holler)" functions as the low-end foundation but also its melodic hook, while an improvisatory jam by Eli Fountain on alto sax furnished the album's opening flourish. (Much credit goes to Gaye himself for seizing on these often tossed-off lines as precious; indeed, he spent more time down in the Snakepit than he did in the control room.) Just as he'd hoped it would be, What's Going On was Marvin Gaye's masterwork, the most perfect expression of an artist's hope, anger, and concern ever recorded.


"When singing girls and musical instruments will become profuse and when liquor will be consumed (in abundance)."(Tirmizi)
The words from hadees e Nabwi SAWW.
So if music is a sin then adding lyrics is promoting a sin and participation in a sin is also a sin.

and $A_{NVS}$ is no-vector-strange asymmetry given in [@G0]. b) Figure in the centre shows the difference in the asymmetries for monopole and dipole formfactors. c) Figure on the right shows the difference in asymmetries for the two limiting values of scale parameter, $\Lambda^{2}=0.4\cdot m_{N}^{2}$(solid red curve) and $\Lambda^{2}=2.0\cdot m_{N}^{2}$(dashed blue curve). Dashed green curve is a leading order contribution. ](scale_dep "fig:")

It is clear from Fig.[\[]{}1a[\]]{} that NLO PV effects are of the order of 20%. Also we can see that our results are in excellent agreement with theoretical predictions of G0 group [@G0]. Comparing our predictions with the G0 [@G0] experimental asymmetry we can conclude that there is an evident discrepancy between theory and experiment. Recalling the fact that our calculations were completed without an account for the


excise the margins of the tumor until the tissue was histologically confirmed to be negative. Six months after the second operation, no recurrence or metastasis was found ([Figure 1B](#f1-opth-5-687){ref-type="fig"}).

Discussion
==========

The prevalence of mucinous sweat gland adenocarcinoma of the eyelid seems to be lower in Asians than in the Caucasian population.[@b1-opth-5-687] In many cases, the initial diagnosis was that the mass was benign, as in our case.[@b1-opth-5-687],[@b2-opth-5-687] Zhang et al reported six cases of mucinous eccrine adenocarcinoma of the eyelid.[@b2-opth-5-687] The initial clinical diagnosis in the different cases was papilloma, neoplasm, chalazion, pyogenic granuloma, hemangioma, and basal cell carcinoma.[@b2-opth-5-687] Thus, the clinical appearance of mucinous sweat gland carcinoma of the eyelid is very variable.

Mucinous sweat gland adenocarcinoma of the eyelid arises from an eccrine gland or apocrine gland.[@b2-opth-5-687] Histologically, thelater, on June 19, 1986, the Board of Trustees approved Swanson's application for benefits.
Although retired, Swanson could perform some work in the industry and still receive his full pension benefits. Under the Plan, Swanson could receive his full monthly benefit check unless he worked more than 40 hours per month in the industry.
From April 1986 to January 1987, Swanson never worked more than 40 hours in any single month. Swanson did not work at all in April or May 1986. He worked 24 hours in June, 39.75 hours in July, 25.25 hours in August and 8 hours in September, 1986. Swanson did not work any hours in October or November 1986, but in December and in January 1987 he worked 39.75 hours, the maximum amount allowable under the


Swanson signed in Romano's office. That letter stated that he would "return to work at the plumbing trade Feb[ruary] and will therefore not be entitled to receive pension checks."
Swanson allegedly told Romano in 1987 that he would pay back any pension benefits he had received, but Romano replied that plaintiff had to "live with" his decision. Swanson did not receive any checks *694 beginning in September 1987, apparently because he worked more than forty hours a month for three consecutive months, and was therefore ineligible for benefits. Id. In addition, Swanson wrote to the Fund's Benefits Office Manager in August 1987, telling her that he "went back to work as [of] 1st of August ... Tell G. Romano that I'm working." See Defendants' Ex. "F".
On March 3, 1988,of credited service, his service for purposes of calculating benefits
would be composed of two periods, the first period consisting of 23 years, and the second period of 14 years. However, you cannot have more than a maximum of 30 years. Since the benefit formula is *697 higher during your last 14 years, you will receive full credit for those 14 years, and your first period of service will be reduced to 16 years so that your total period of Credited Service is limited to the maximum of 30. Your monthly pension would be:

16 years × $5.25 (formula in effect 1/1/70) =         $ 84.00
14 years × $37.00 (formula in effect at retirement =   518.00


application in writing at any time prior to Trustee approval, which occurred on June 19. Thus, Swanson had some two months within which to withdraw his application for retirement. Swanson, however, waited until January 1987  seven months after the Trustees had approved his application to notify the Plan of his change of heart.
Swanson's argument that he "constructively withdrew" his pension application by returning to work is not persuasive. Plaintiff makes much of the fact that the Plan Summary states that an employee must "withdraw completely from employment in the industry" to be considered retired. Swanson contends that he therefore could not have been considered retired in June 1986, when his application was approved, because he had begun working again.
This argument, however, takes the summary's definition of retirementTD), relevant pharmacological withdrawal symptoms, and organic brain diseases. Details on the diagnosis and clinical features for the Russian and Dutch populations were previously published.^[@bibr15-2050312116643673],[@bibr16-2050312116643673]^ To compare antipsychotic medications, all dosages were converted into chlorpromazine (CPZ) equivalents.^[@bibr17-2050312116643673]^ The Abnormal Involuntary Movement Scale (AIMS) was used to assess TD.^[@bibr1-2050312116643673],[@bibr18-2050312116643673]^ The AIMS scores were transformed into a binary variable (presence or absence of dyskinesia) according to the criteria of Schooler and Kane.^[@bibr19-2050312116643673]^ In addition, a blood sample was obtained for DNA isolation and genotyping. All genotyping was performed without knowledge of the patient's clinical status.

DNA analysis {#section8-2050312116643673}
------------

The DNA extraction and Veracode Assay were conducted according to standard protocols.^[@bibr15-2050312116643673]^ We selected a subset of 43 informative SNPs, or tag SNPs, that would accurately represent the majority of SNPs for five neurotransmitter


equilibrium (HWE) of genotypic frequencies was checked by the chi-square test. For the SNPs in the X-chromosomal *HTR2C* gene, deviation from HWE was not calculated. The genotype prevalence of all polymorphisms was in agreement with HWE in the patient groups except for rs11866328 and rs7196095 in the *GRIN2A* gene and rs963468 and rs9817063 in the *DRD3* gene. All calculations were performed in the R statistical environment with the SNPassoc package and basic R functions.^[@bibr20-2050312116643673]^ The allele prevalence was first calculated separately in patients with and without dyskinesia to define the percentage of missing genotypes. The HWE test was applied with Fisher's exact test to groups. This showed that one SNP, rs12858300, was monomorphic; therefore, it was removed from further analysis. To analyze associations between the SNPs and thethey were log2-transformed to obtain a log-normal distribution. There were many confounding factors in patients with schizophrenia, including gender, age, duration of disease, use of anticholinergic medicine, dose of anticholinergic medicine, and total CPZ equivalents on the day of assessment. Only gender and total CPZ equivalents were determined to be insignificant. The genetic models were adjusted for all the significant confounding factors.

The statistical power was estimated based on the prevalence of the tested phenotypes in the Siberian sample and assumptions of complete penetrance and disease allele prevalence of 0.2--0.3. For orofacial dyskinesia, the power estimates to detect associations with p-value \<0.05 varied between 14%--50% for models assuming OR of 1.5; 44%--94% for models assuming OR of 2.0; and 78%--99% for models assuming OR of 2.5. For limb-truncal dyskinesia,


                               X                                                                          P = 0.02197

OR: odds ratio; 95% CI: 95% confidence interval.

Bold italics are statistically significant in both populations.

B = regression coefficient, P = chance, sum of scores = scores of AIMS scale.

Original1. Introduction {#sec1}
===============

Parkinson\'s disease (PD) is a progressive neurodegenerative disease that occurs in approximately 1% of the population over the age of 65 years. There are two types of PD, familial and sporadic forms of PD. Although familial PD cases account for 10% of total cases of PD, investigations of the functions of familial PD gene products have provided great insights into the molecular mechanisms of the onset of PD, and familial PD gene products are thought to also play roles in the pathogenesis of sporadic PD (see recent reviews \[[@B1], [@B2]\]).

The *DJ-1* gene has been identified by us as a novel oncogene that transforms mouse NIH3T3 cells in cooperation with activated *ras* in 1997 \[[@B3]\]. In 2003, Bonifati et al. found a large deletion and missense mutation


of phosphorylation on DJ-1 function are not known \[[@B67]\]. From these points, it is thought that DJ-1 also participates in the pathogenesis of sporadic PD as well as familial PD.

3. Transcriptional Regulation of DJ-1 in Response to Oxidative Stress and Dopamine Synthesis {#sec3}
============================================================================================

Although DJ-1 does not directly bind to DJ-1 \[[@B68]\], it regulates the activity of DNA-binding transcription factors as a coactivator or corepressor through binding to DJ-1-binding transcription factors. Transcription factors whose activity is regulated by DJ-1 include the androgen receptor \[[@B21], [@B22], [@B27]\], polypyrimidine tract-binding protein-associated splicing factor (PSF) \[[@B25]\], p53 \[[@B23], [@B28], [@B69], [@B70]\], nuclear factor erythroid-2-related factor 2 (Nrf2) \[[@B26]\], and sterol regulatory element binding protein (SREBP) \[[@B68]\]. Considering oxidative stress response and dopamine synthesis, regulation of Nrf2, p53, and PSF by DJ-1 isnew dataLayer(page, containerId);
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charged possession of marijuana with intent to distribute, in violation of 21 U.S.C. S 841(a)(1).

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During trial, Whitehead subpoenaed his brother Jason to testify. After Jason first invoked his Fifth Amendment right not to testify, Whitehead requested that the district court order the government to grant use immunity to Jason. The district court refused, and the government declined to provide immunity voluntarily. The following day, Jason Whitehead changed his mind and indicated to the district court that he was willing to testify. After taking the witness stand and answering several questions, however, Jason again invoked the Fifth Amendment. On the government's motion, the district court struck Jason Whitehead's entire testimony from the record.

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A jury found Whitehead guilty on both counts of the indictment, and the district court sentenced himStates, 520 U.S. 461, 466-67 (1997) (quoting United States v. Olano, 507 U.S. 725, 732 (1993) (citations and internal quotation marks omitted))) (alterations in original). Although we find that the district court committed "error" that is "plain," we cannot conclude that the error affected Whitehead's substantial rights.

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In Douglas v. Cupp, 578 F.2d 266 (9th Cir. 1978), we held that "the fact of silence in the face of arrest" without reference to Miranda warnings could not be used as substantive evidence of guilt, because that would "act[  ] as an impermissible penalty on the exercise of the . . . right to remain silent." Id. at 267. Although it was not clear in Douglas whether the silence that was erroneously admitted into evidence was preor post-Miranda, Douglas's import


in hospital, supported by family and friends who are hoping for a full recovery.

“It’s pretty well stalled her completely for school and work and everything else, but we'll take it one day and one moment at a time,” says her mother Jan Thomas.

Winnipeg police are investigating the alleged attack, which they say appears to be random. They say no nearby security cameras captured the incident.

Police say they are searching for a suspect who appeared to be indigenous, with short brown hair, between the age of 18 and 25.

For now Brittney Thomas-ljungberg is wearing an eyepatch and making jokes about looking like a pirate. But she says the recovery is painful.

"I wouldn't wish this on anyone in any situation,” she said.

With a report from CTV Winnipeg's Beth MacDonnellit, that they would even go on-line to buy and sell on Christmas Day. You don't have to be Christian to release that there is more to life than mammon. Why, you could watch the cricket, or contemplate the many persecuted or starving overseas.

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I've actually been looking forward to the sales as being on a fixed income, it's an opportunity to buy necessities such as sheets, towels and underwear at reduced rates. And has it occurred to some people that not everyone has family and friends to hang out with over the holidays?!!! I'm in hospital and I'm by myself so it's nice to be able to buy myself a couple of things I need as a distraction from missing out on Christmas


pp. 127-33 (1989). Several investigators have used ultrasound guidance for laser ablation of plaques with mixed results. For example, in Aretz, et al., "Intraluminal Guidance of Transverse Laser Coronary Atherectomy," International Journal of Cardiac Imaging, vol. 4, pp. 153-57 (1989), the concept of a combined laser and atherectomy and ultrasonic imaging catheter is described. This device was subsequently evaluated for imaging (but not lasing) in dogs. Aretz, et al., "Ultrasound Guidance of Laser Atherectomy," International Journal of Cardiac Imaging, vol. 6, pp. 231-37 (1991). Also, in Duda et al., "Ultrasound-Monitored Laser Angioplasty: Preliminary Clinical Results," Cardiovasc. Intervent. Radiol., vol. 16, pp. 89-92 (1993), a clinical use of a combined laser angioplasty and ultrasonic imaging catheter to treat femoral and iliac stenoses was reported. The ultrasound image was founddistance from the transducer d is given by EQU d=.intg..sub.o.sup.t v cos .theta.dt=vt cos .theta.+d.sub.0( 11)
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command 55 from a triggered event.
No provision is made in the prior art circuit of FIG. 1, however, for real-time evaluation of the signals received by transducer 10 in relation to tissue thermal response, nor of controlling the extent or geometry of tissue thermal damage resulting from thermal treatment of a lesion in living tissue. Thus, a need exists for an apparatus and method for noninvasive, real-time monitoring and control of the extent and geometry of tissue damage in thermal therapies.       char[] arr = new char[4];
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that can be controlled with permeant acetate buffers.

![pH dependence of inward conductance through ROMK2, C13, and ROMK2 K61M. (A) Conductance was measured in experiments similar to those shown in [Fig. 2](#fig2){ref-type="fig"}. Values were normalized to those at pH 8.2 and plotted as a function of external pH. Data represent means ± SEM for 4--6 oocytes. (B) Conductance measured in cut-open oocytes, expressing either ROMK2 or C13. Data were normalized to values obtained at pH~i~ = 9. ROMK2: open squares, solid line, pKa = 6.8 ± .03, Hill coefficient 2.2 ± 0.3 (*n* = 4). C13: solid circles, dashed line, pKa = 7.7 ± .04, Hill coefficient 2.3 ± 0.3 (*n* = 7).](200308989f3){#fig3}

To confirm these observations and make a more quantitative comparison we measured the effect of internal pHthat Asean was not a proper forum for the discussion of competing claims to islands in that sea, including the ones they have been artificially building up and equipping with air strips and harbours. True, the United States and other nations also stage war games and manoeuvres in the South China Sea. But the Chinese base their naval activities on the simple proposition that it all belongs to them, that there are in reality no “competing claims”, that the clue is in the name. It says South China Sea (or “southern sea” in Chinese) so that’s what it is. It’s Chinese. It’s theirs.

The historical arguments that China offers in support of this are fragile, but that’s not the point. The point seems to be that the Chinese government


mesonic molecules ($c\bar{q}\bar{c} q$ ) or diquark-diantiquark ($cq\bar{c}\bar{q}$ ) tetraquark mesons. We report on the recently observed $Z$ family of states that have non-zero charge, which means they can neither be $c\bar{c}$ nor hybrid states. In addition new measurements related to the $X(3872)$ are mentioned, and properties of the $1^{--}$ $Y$ family of states that are produced via the initial state radiation process, including those of the possible $s\bar{s}$ analog, the $Y_s(2175)$, are reported.

Charged resonance-like $Z_{1}$ and $Z_{2} $ states
==================================================

In 2007 Belle reported the first charged charmonium-like state, denoted by $Z^{+}(4430)$, in the $\pi^{+} \psi^{'}$ mass distribution produced in $B\rightarrow K \pi \psi^{'}$ decays [@z4430-ref]. After vetoing the peak regions of the $K^*(890)$ and $K^*_2 (1430)$ resonances in order to minimize their effects (the $K^{*}$ veto), the $\pi^+ \psi^{'}$slice has some $Z^+$ sensitivity. The right plot in Fig. \[z1z2\] b) shows the projected $\pi^+ \chi_{c1}$ mass distribution from the second vertical $K\pi $ mass slice, the region with most discrimination; the histograms are the results of fits to the entire Dalitz plot that are described below.

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The dashed histogram shows the results of a fit to the $\pi^+ \chi_{c1}$ structure with a fit function that includes all known $K\pi$ resonances, but no $\pi^+ \chi_{c1}$ resonance. The fit CL is very poor, only $4 \times 10^{-12}$. When we include a non-resonant $K \pi \chi_{c1}$ term and an additional $K^*$ resonance with floating mass and width into the fit function, the fit CL (from a toy MC study) is still only $2 \times 10^{-4}$. If we add one spin=0 $\pi \chi_{c1}$


The present invention relates to a metal gasket with a fluid hole sealing device, to which different tightening pressure is applied when a gasket is tightened.
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/* Read a register from the audio-bank of AB8500 */
static unsigned int ab8500_codec_read_reg(struct snd_soc_codec *codec,
					unsigned int reg)
{
	int status;
	unsigned int value = 0;

	u8 value8;
	status = abx500_get_register_interruptible(codec->dev, AB8500_AUDIO,
						reg, &value8);
	if (status < 0) {
		dev_err(codec->dev,
			"%s: ERROR: Register (0x%02x:0x%02x) read failed (%d).\n",
			__func__, (u8)AB8500_AUDIO, (u8)reg, status);
	} else {
		dev_dbg(codec->dev,
			"%s: Read 0x%02x from register 0x%02x:0x%02x\n",
			__func__, value8, (u8)AB8500_AUDIO, (u8)reg);
		value = (unsigned int)value8;
	}

	return value;
}

/* Write to a register in the audio-bank of AB8500 */
static int ab8500_codec_write_reg(struct snd_soc_codec *codec,
				unsigned int reg, unsigned int value)
{
	int status;

	status = abx500_set_register_interruptible(codec->dev, AB8500_AUDIO,
						reg, value);
	if (status < 0)
		dev_err(codec->dev,
			"%s: ERROR: Register (%02x:%02x) write failed (%d).\n",
			__func__, (u8)AB8500_AUDIO, (u8)reg, status);
	else
		dev_dbg(codec->dev,
			"%s: Wrote 0x%02x into register %02x:%02x\n",
			__func__, (u8)value, (u8)AB8500_AUDIO, (u8)reg);

	return status;
}

/*
 * Controls - DAPM
 */

/* Earpiece */

/* Earpiece source selector */
static const char * const enum_ear_lineout_source[] = {"Headset Left",
						"Speaker Left"};
static SOC_ENUM_SINGLE_DECL(dapm_enum_ear_lineout_source, AB8500_DMICFILTCONF,
			AB8500_DMICFILTCONF_DA3TOEAR, enum_ear_lineout_source);
static const struct snd_kcontrol_new dapm_ear_lineout_source =
	SOC_DAPM_ENUM("Earpiece or


selector */
static const char * const enum_stfir1_in_sel[] = {
	"LineIn Left", "LineIn Right", "Mic 1", "Headset Left"
};
static SOC_ENUM_SINGLE_DECL(dapm_enum_stfir1_in_sel, AB8500_DIGMULTCONF2,
			AB8500_DIGMULTCONF2_FIRSID1SEL, enum_stfir1_in_sel);
static const struct snd_kcontrol_new dapm_stfir1_in_select[] = {
	SOC_DAPM_ENUM("Sidetone Left Source", dapm_enum_stfir1_in_sel),
};

/* Sidetone right path */

/* Sidetone right - Input selector */
static const char * const enum_stfir2_in_sel[] = {
	"LineIn Right", "Mic 1", "DMic 4", "Headset Right"
};
static SOC_ENUM_SINGLE_DECL(dapm_enum_stfir2_in_sel, AB8500_DIGMULTCONF2,
			AB8500_DIGMULTCONF2_FIRSID2SEL, enum_stfir2_in_sel);
static const struct snd_kcontrol_new dapm_stfir2_in_select[] = {
	SOC_DAPM_ENUM("Sidetone Right Source", dapm_enum_stfir2_in_sel),
};

/* Vibra */

static const char * const enum_pwm2vibx[] = {"Audio Path", "PWM Generator"};

static SOC_ENUM_SINGLE_DECL(dapm_enum_pwm2vib1, AB8500_PWMGENCONF1,
			AB8500_PWMGENCONF1_PWMTOVIB1, enum_pwm2vibx);

static const struct snd_kcontrol_new dapm_pwm2vib1[] = {
	SOC_DAPM_ENUM("Vibra 1 Controller", dapm_enum_pwm2vib1),
};

static SOC_ENUM_SINGLE_DECL(dapm_enum_pwm2vib2, AB8500_PWMGENCONF1,
			AB8500_PWMGENCONF1_PWMTOVIB2, enum_pwm2vibx);

static const struct snd_kcontrol_new dapm_pwm2vib2[] = {
	SOC_DAPM_ENUM("Vibra 2 Controller", dapm_enum_pwm2vib2),
};

/*
 * DAPM-widgets
 */

static const struct snd_soc_dapm_widget ab8500_dapm_widgets[] = {

	/* Clocks */
	SND_SOC_DAPM_CLOCK_SUPPLY("audioclk"),

	/* Regulators */
	SND_SOC_DAPM_REGULATOR_SUPPLY("V-AUD", 0, 0),
	SND_SOC_DAPM_REGULATOR_SUPPLY("V-AMIC1", 0, 0),
	SND_SOC_DAPM_REGULATOR_SUPPLY("V-AMIC2", 0, 0),
	SND_SOC_DAPM_REGULATOR_SUPPLY("V-DMIC", 0, 0),

	/* Power */
	SND_SOC_DAPM_SUPPLY("Audio Power",
			AB8500_POWERUP, AB8500_POWERUP_POWERUP, 0,
			NULL, SND_SOC_DAPM_PRE_PMU |DT\n");
		}
	} else {
		dev_warn(dev, "No earpiece voltage found in DT - using default\n");
		codec->ear_cmv = EAR_CMV_0_95V;
	}
}

static int ab8500_codec_probe(struct snd_soc_codec *codec)
{
	struct device *dev = codec->dev;
	struct device_node *np = dev->of_node;
	struct ab8500_codec_drvdata *drvdata = dev_get_drvdata(dev);
	struct ab8500_platform_data *pdata;
	struct filter_control *fc;
	int status;

	dev_dbg(dev, "%s: Enter.\n", __func__);

	/* Setup AB8500 according to board-settings */
	pdata = dev_get_platdata(dev->parent);

	if (np) {
		if (!pdata)
			pdata = devm_kzalloc(dev,
					sizeof(struct ab8500_platform_data),
					GFP_KERNEL);

		if (pdata && !pdata->codec)
			pdata->codec
				= devm_kzalloc(dev,
					sizeof(struct ab8500_codec_platform_data),
					GFP_KERNEL);

		if (!(pdata && pdata->codec))
			return -ENOMEM;

		ab8500_codec_of_probe(dev, np, pdata->codec);

	} else {
		if (!(pdata && pdata->codec)) {
			dev_err(dev, "No codec platform data or DT found\n");
			return -EINVAL;
		}
	}

	status = ab8500_audio_setup_mics(codec, &pdata->codec->amics);
	if (status < 0) {
		pr_err("%s: Failed to setup mics (%d)!\n", __func__, status);
		return status;
	}
	status = ab8500_audio_set_ear_cmv(codec, pdata->codec->ear_cmv);
	if (status < 0) {
		pr_err("%s: Failed to set earpiece CM-voltage (%d)!\n",
			__func__, status);
		return status;
	}

	status = ab8500_audio_init_audioblock(codec);
	if (status < 0) {
		dev_err(dev, "%s: failed to init audio-block (%d)!\n",
			__func__, status);
		return status;
	}

	/* Override HW-defaults */
	ab8500_codec_write_reg(codec,
				AB8500_ANACONF5,
				BIT(AB8500_ANACONF5_HSAUTOEN));
	ab8500_codec_write_reg(codec,
				AB8500_SHORTCIRCONF,
				BIT(AB8500_SHORTCIRCONF_HSZCDDIS));

	/* Add filter controls */
	status


at the LGBT blog The Bilerico Project.

Dr. Weiss is an associate professor of law at Ramapo College in New Jersey and a consultant on transgender workplace diversity.

Her entry was posted on January 3 and only a day later it had generated more than 100 comments. Many people on all sides of this topic had strong opinions on this subject.

Here’s an excerpt:

The definition of “transgender” is not universally agreed upon. Some define it very broadly, to include anyone with a history or a hint of gender variance. Women who like sports. Men who like to cook.

Some people take issue with this broad definition. In fact, some transsexual people don’t like being included in the definition of transgender …

Some people feel that being placed in this catch-all category is obnoxious19 March 2015

Simply title 1813, this lithograph by August Raffet helps mythologise the 'little corporal'. His ADC's are busy behind him, as he stands heroically beside a bivouac fire, as some ghostly bearskin wearing grenadiers march past.

Much to this old grognard's delight, an exhibition entitled Modern Heroism: Printmaking and the legacy of Napoleon Bonaparte is currently showing in a small room at the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge. NB: Please note, the images that appear here are, unless otherwise indicated, taken on my iPad at the exhibition, and Photoshopped a little to improve the contrast, etc. Consequently they are not of museum display quality! If you want that, go see the show!I've always had a soft spot for The Fitz, as this wonderful museum is known to many Cambridge locals.


armour I'm building, I'm still avidly reading Napoleonic material, with a particular emphasis on Waterloo-themed works, it being 2015 and all.This slim paperback from Leonaur was originally just one small part of a much larger multi-volume work by the famous Napoleonic military strategist Antoine Henri Jomini. The short extract is presented here as a work in itself, centred around 130 pages of unbroken text - i.e. there are no subdivisions such as chapters - book-ended by a brief appendix [1] and an even shorter preface, both also by the author.

One might well wish, as I did, that a slightly stricter editorial eye had been applied, as sadly this book is marred somewhat by numerous typos. Was some kind of scanning software used in preparing the book? Most instancesWaterloo, as rampant opportunism. The slightly slap-dash quality - a visibly pixellated cover image (on an otherwise very nicely designed cover) and numerous typos - doesn't help.

But this is still an excellent account, and a worthwhile addition to any Napoleonic or Waterloo themed library. It very helpfully saves one from needing learn to read French (although there are one or two untranslated quotations and terms), in order to wade through Jomini's original multi-volume work. I'm very happy, far all that might be wrong with it, that Leonaur have made this material easily available to those, like myself, with an interest in such things.

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NOTES:

[1] The 15 page appendix comprises Jomini's replies to correspondence from The Duke of Elchingen, son of Marshal Ney, and concerns the latter's attempts to vindicate


to shut everyone out of the hen house and into the yard to break the brooding. Any other ideas?

April 10, 2009 at 6:32 pm

Carol in Chino

I have 8 chickens – 4 white leghorns , 2 Rhode Island Reds and 2 Aracaunas. Two of the leghorns are losing their bum feathers and one is completely naked from the waist down! Everyone I ask about his has a different reason why this is happening: relax, they’re just molting, or they have mites, or the others are cannibalizing their feathers for blood (the leghorns have been separated from the brown ones for months now in case this was happening), or they need more oyster shell, or they need toys to play with in their pen. My chickens do not seem toeffects are used skillfully throughout the game. Doors make creaking sounds, blades make slashing sounds. Everything works in a cohesive fashion to keep you immersed in the game.

MUSIC

There are over 200 songs in this game, at least half of which are stock music not original to the game. While a big soundtrack sounds nice, most of these songs are only used once in specific situations.

For example, there is a special song for the true ending of the game with vocals. If you prostitute your character out to the world, you will never hear that song! Rampant casual sex, or angelic music, you can’t have it all!

It’s kind of an offset that the game has unique songs locked behind player choices. On one hand, each big event in the


hours of his speech the guidelines paring back civil rights protections were confirmed.

Meanwhile the President tweeted: “Very much enjoyed my tour of the Smithsonian’s National Museum of African American History and Culture…A great job done by amazing people!”Good Lord Lorrie Lyrics

Lorrie lit a cigarette and smiled and waved the smoke out of her face
With her black hair brown from the summer sun, green eyes looked around the place
Then she told me that she loved me and I grinned and grabbed her hand and said I know
Lets get from here now darlin' if we're goin' lets go on and go

Well Lorrie said her family used to have a little money and they still act like they do
But your daddy don't think I'm fit to sit in the same room with you
And if I ever set foot in Sevier County well your brother said he'd break my jaw
Here I stand with a dark haired daughter of southwest Arkansas

Chorus:
And I've been learnin' that believin' and that barely breakin'


and helped guide many in making and renewing their consecration to Jesus through Mary. Fr. Greg’s family and the Oblate community would like to thank the dedicated Carney Hospital staff and so many friends who kept him loving company during his years of hospitalization Father Staab will lie-in-state at St. Clement Eucharistic Shrine, 1105 Boylston St., Boston, on Tuesday, March 6, from 4 pm to 8 pm. The Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated at St. Agatha Catholic Church, 432 Adams Street, Milton, MA 02186 on Wednesday, March 7, at 10:30 am. Interment is at Milton Cemetery. In lieu of flowers, donations may be made in his memory to Our Lady of Grace Seminary, 1105 Boylston St., Boston, MA 02215. Dolan Funeral Home is assisting Fr. Greg’spost-switch antisaccade responses (gray versus black curves, bottom right panel) and more strongly than epoch alone (gray versus black curves, bottom left panel). (B) Switches from the antisaccade to the prosaccade rule. Top panels: similar to the top panels in (A), the animals' performance went through the Early post-switch stage in which the performance rose sharply, and the Stable stage in which the performance was maintained or improved at a much slower pace. Cooling impaired the animals' performance in the pre-switch antisaccade trials (top right panel, gray versus black curves, to the left of the dashed line) but not in the post-switch prosaccade trials (to the right of the dashed line). No such effect was found for either rules between the baseline and the control epochs (top left


switch between rules. These results also demonstrated that significant rule switches were completed within the first 4 trials of a new block of either prosaccade or antisaccade trials, which supported an operative definition of these trials as the Early stage. To compare with this Early stage, we defined the fifth to the 12th trials post switch as the Stable stage, during which no significant unidirectional rule switch took place ([Fig 3](#pbio.3000045.g003){ref-type="fig"}, all panels). Note that the lack of difference in antisaccade rule-switching probability before and during cooling ([Fig 3](#pbio.3000045.g003){ref-type="fig"}, lower right panel) is not at conflict with results shown in [Fig 2](#pbio.3000045.g002){ref-type="fig"}. Whereas [Fig 2](#pbio.3000045.g002){ref-type="fig"} demonstrates the probability of following a rule, [Fig 3](#pbio.3000045.g003){ref-type="fig"} illustrates the averaged probability of switching from or to a rule. The near-zero averageepochs and session types ([S2 Fig](#pbio.3000045.s003){ref-type="supplementary-material"}) under both the antisaccade ([S2A Fig](#pbio.3000045.s003){ref-type="supplementary-material"}) and prosaccade trials ([S2B Fig](#pbio.3000045.s003){ref-type="supplementary-material"}). Given the large sample size, the difference in the 2 distributions visualized in each panel reached significance by Kolmogorov-Smirnov test (KS statistic from 0.054 to 0.25, *p*-value from 1.2 × 10^−70^ to 1.9 × 10^−5^), with the SRTs consistently greater in the control/cooling epochs than in the baseline epochs in all cases. Although the direction errors under the antisaccade rule---i.e., prosaccades---in cooling epochs had shorter SRTs (mean ± SD: 179.7 ± 60.1 ms) than correct antisaccades (232.1 ± 53.9 ms; lower versus upper right panels, [S2A Fig](#pbio.3000045.s003){ref-type="supplementary-material"}), they were still not as fast as correct prosaccades (154.0 ± 50.2 ms; [S2B Fig](#pbio.3000045.s003){ref-type="supplementary-material"}, upper right panel). Their SRTs were also very similar


([Fig 5A](#pbio.3000045.g005){ref-type="fig"}). Now that we have shown that dACC deactivation altered dlPFC LFP power in a rule- and stage-dependent manner (Figs [5B](#pbio.3000045.g005){ref-type="fig"} and [6](#pbio.3000045.g006){ref-type="fig"}), we wondered whether it additionally affected dlPFC activities in correct and error trials differently, i.e., whether the effect of dACC deactivation depended on task performance.

First, we conducted a 6-way repeated-measures ANOVA on LFP power, using frequency band, stage, rule, performance (correct versus error), session type, and epoch as within-subject variables, given that the LFPs were obtained from the same set of channels. We found significant main effects of performance (correct \< error, *F*~1,95~ = 33.2, *p =* 1.0 × 10^−7^), epoch (baseline \> control/cooling, *F*~1,95~ = 90.2, *p =* 2.0 × 10^−15^), and session type (sham \> cooling, *F*~1,95~ = 74.3, *p =* 1.5or the possibility that cooling affected tissue outside the dACC. The strong behavioral effect of dACC deactivation in Monkey T was consistent with the role of the dACC in motivation and reward-related behavior \[[@pbio.3000045.ref023],[@pbio.3000045.ref024]\].

As it was not possible to monitor the temperature of the same dlPFC tissue in which the Utah array was implanted, we cannot unequivocally prove that the dlPFC was not directly affected by cooling. This is an inherent limitation in a study that combines cryogenic inactivation and electrode-array recordings. Because our cryoloops measured 8--10 × 3 × 2 mm and were inserted into the cingulate sulcus, given the 3 mm maximal spread of temperature change, the volume of thermally affected cortex was expected to be within a volume with dimensions 14--16 mm anterior-posterior, 9 mm


([Fig 8B](#pbio.3000045.g008){ref-type="fig"}, lower panels). If prefrontal beta activities were involved in interference inhibition, its weakening in antisaccade trials would lead to an impairment in performance, which was observed here (Figs [2](#pbio.3000045.g002){ref-type="fig"} and [4](#pbio.3000045.g004){ref-type="fig"}). Although a decrease in C-E difference was found for the prosaccade trials as well, because the interference inhibition was not as important for this rule, the reduction in task- and performance-related activity did not result in a performance deficit. In short, our findings support a role of prefrontal beta activities in information gating and interference inhibition that are critical in rule maintenance. We speculate that this suggested function of prefrontal beta rhythm is potentially linked to the role of dACC in allocating cognitive effort \[[@pbio.3000045.ref025]--[@pbio.3000045.ref031]\]. That is, dACC may be responsible for detecting the needto carry rule information prior to the onset of the stimulus that determines the direction of the saccade \[[@pbio.3000045.ref074]\]. Because task information can be transferred from the dACC to the prefrontal cortex through theta activities \[[@pbio.3000045.ref075]\], the rule-specific reduction in task-related theta activities in the dlPFC may reflect a loss of theta entrainment from the dACC, which conveyed the cognitive control signal \[[@pbio.3000045.ref038]\] more critical for the antisaccade than the prosaccade rule. This finding supports a key role of dACC in task-related prefrontal theta and a role of this interaction in cognitive control. It also suggests that the antisaccade deficit consistently observed in patients with schizophrenia \[[@pbio.3000045.ref076]--[@pbio.3000045.ref080]\] may be linked to their attenuated frontal midline theta \[[@pbio.3000045.ref042]\] and that treatments such as direct current stimulation \[[@pbio.3000045.ref043]\], which restore


the behavioral impairment could easily be underestimated and the role of dACC overestimated. Furthermore, our discussion of the roles of dACC and dlPFC may still contain some overestimation, since we did not simultaneously record neural activities from other regions in the extended cognitive control network, e.g., the posterior parietal cortex. Therefore, future studies combining electrophysiological recording from more than 1 brain region with reversible deactivation will likely generate new and more precise knowledge on the functional roles of both individual regions and their communication during cognitive processes.

In summary, using an uncued rule-switching task, we found that dACC deactivation impaired performance maintenance after shifting to the new rule rather than disrupting the rule switch per se. While our findings do not preclude the role of the dACC in errortypes of data into a single file.

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### Behavioral performance {#sec015}

All analyses were performed using custom Matlab (Mathworks, Natick, MA) code. Saccade onset was identified as the time at which saccade velocity exceeded 30°/s, and saccade offset was identified as the time at which saccade velocity fell below 30°/s. SRT was defined as the time from stimulus onset to saccade onset. Trials with no fixation, broken fixation prior to peripheral stimulus onset, or with SRTs below 80 ms or above 500 ms were excluded from further analyses. Included in the analyses were the direction errors, in which a prosaccade is erroneously made in place of an antisaccade or vice versa.

The initial analysis included 15 pre-switch and 15 post-switch trials from each trial block containing a pro-to-anti or


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###### Example of artifact removal without affecting physiological data.

\(A\) A 4-s original time series of (LFPs during a cooling epoch from a single channel (top trace), high-pass filtered at 3.8 Hz (middle trace), underwent additional artifact removal using the chunk-wise deline method (bottom trace). The bottom trace closely resembles (B), which shows a 4-s original series of LFPs from the baseline period before cooling onset. (C) Fourier spectrum calculated from the cooling epoch of the same session as (A) and (B), averaged across all channels, before (top) and after (bottom) artifact removal. The harmonics became negligible at frequencies greater than 15 Hz. (D) Same spectrum as in (C), zoomed in on the theta range where the artifacts were the strongest. LFP, local fieldfrequency bands (theta, alpha, low beta, and high beta) in session type versus sham sessions.

d.f. = 3 for main or interactive effect of frequency, d.f. = 285 for errors associated with effects of frequency; d.f. = 1 for all other effects, d.f. for errors = 95. LFP, local field potential.

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###### Baseline task-related LFP power in different frequency bands (theta, alpha, low beta, and high beta) during correct and error trials in Early and Stable post-switch stages.

These results are also illustrated in [Fig 5A](#pbio.3000045.g005){ref-type="fig"}. d.f. = 3 for main or interactive effect of Frequency, d.f. = 285 for errors associated with effects of Frequency; d.f. = 1 for all other effects, d.f. for errors = 95. LFP, local field potential.

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           substantially reduced thermal conductivities compared to the bulk material, and some of these materials are under development as thermoelectric materials [@Biswas:2012; @Mehta:2012; @Voneshen:2013; @Chowdhury:2009; @Ma:2013b; @SciencePaper]. The lifetimes of LEDs for domestic lighting as well as the performance of high power transistors is limited by near-junction thermal resistances due to defects and interfaces near the active region of these devices [@Yan:2012; @Su:2012a; @Cho:2014].

To account for these effects, a microscopic picture of the heat conduction is necessary, including details such as which phonons among the broad thermal spectrum carry heat and how phonons interact with both natural and artificial structures. Unfortunately, this information has historically been very difficult to access. Consider the relation between thermal conductivity $k$ and microscopic quantities, given by the kinetic equation [@GangBook]:

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temperatures [@Debye:1914]. Peierls then introduced the phonon Boltzmann equation and identified the two anharmonic interactions, normal and Umklapp processes, that return phonons to thermal equilibrium [@Peierls:1929]. Subsequently, approximate expressions for relaxation times due to different scattering mechanisms such as anharmonicity, point defects, and dislocations were derived by Pomeranchuk, Klemens, and Herring, among others. [@Herring:1954; @Pomeranchuk:1941; @KlemensSSP] In the early 1960s, Callaway, Holland, and others introduced models of thermal conductivity that could reasonably explain the temperature dependent thermal conductivity of pure crystals and alloys. [@Holland:1963; @Callaway:1959; @Steigmeier:1964] In fact, these models are still in frequent use today to study thermal transport in a wide range of materials. Microscopic phonon properties including the MFPs ${\Lambda_{{\omega}}}$ can be obtained by adjusting model parameters to fit macroscopic thermal conductivity data.

While this approachon the order of 1-2 nanometers and atomic level roughness, a difficult fabrication requirement at present. However, as recently reported by Zen et al, thermal phononic effects can occur at sub-K temperatures even with micron-sized structures because of the increase in thermal phonon wavelength at these low temperatures [@zen_engineering_2014].

We have also used these algorithms to study thermal transport in nanocrystalline silicon germanium alloys with a realistic 3D grain structure [@Hua:2014a]. A recent experimental work by Wang et al. provided evidence that the scattering rate due to grain boundary scattering in nanocrystalline silicon is not grey, as typically assumed, but must depend on the phonon frequency [@Wang:2011a]. We wanted to examine the impact of the frequency-dependent grain boundary scattering on the distribution of heat in the thermal phonon spectrum.


different crystallographic directions. The MFPs are remarkably short and of the order of the size of the nanodomains, shown in the TEM image in the inset. Reprinted by permission from Macmillan Publishers Ltd: Nature Nanotechnology, Ref. , Copyright (2013). []{data-label="fig:INS"}](INS.pdf){width="100.00000%"}

These advances were first applied to PbTe, historically an excellent thermoelectric material with very low lattice thermal conductivity [@Delaire:2011]. However, the microscopic origin of this low thermal conductivity remained unclear. Using INS, Delaire et al. mapped the full Brillouin zone of PbTe and uncovered an interesting feature of the phonon dispersion. While harmonic DFT calculations predict the LA and TO modes to cross, INS measurements revealed the presence of an extended avoided crossing as shown in Fig. \[fig:INS\]a, indicating a strong anharmonic repulsion between the branches. This strong scattering wasthe discrepancies in heat flux are observed as a thermal conductivity that appears to vary with a thermal length such as the pump beam size [@TCPRL] or modulation frequency [@Koh:2007; @Regner:2013].

![(a) Schematic of the MFP spectroscopy technique. The heat flux dissipated by a fixed temperature difference is very different depending on the thermal length relative to phonon MFPs. MFP spectroscopy consists of systematically observing the transition from the diffusive to the ballistic regimes by varying a thermal length scale, from which the underlying MFP distribution can be obtained. (b) Heat flux versus length plot that illustrates the physical principle of MFP spectroscopy. When applied to the ballistic regime, Fourier’s law predicts that a finite temperature difference can dissipate a nearly infinite heat flux, an unphysical prediction. In fact,


cancer\] OR \[bladder cancer\] AND \[T1\] AND \[p53\] OR \[TP53\] AND \[progression\]. The final search was conducted on October 10, 2015. Searches were limited to studies published in English. The eligible publications were selected by two reviewers.

Inclusion and exclusion criteria {#Sec4}
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Studies were considered eligible if they met the following inclusion criteria: (1) the study included proven diagnosis of urothelial carcinoma; (2) the study considered TURBT as a treatment modality; (3) the study assessed the association between p53 and progression of patients with T1 bladder cancer; (4) to detect p53 status in the primary tumor tissues using immunohistochemistry (IHC); and (5) the study provided the data that showed number of events. Studies were excluded based on any of the following criteria: (1) review articles, commentaries, letters to the editor,performed by using NOS. In this quality assessment system, scores 0--3, 4--5, and 6--8 are accepted as low, medium, and high quality, respectively. The median score of the studies included in the meta-analysis was found as 7.

Heterogeneity assessment {#Sec11}
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Meta-analysis of the correlation between p53 overexpression with progression of T1 NMIBC resulted in *P* \< 0.0001 and *I*^2^ = 39 %, suggesting that there was moderate heterogeneity and that the subgroup analysis should be carried out. Hence, we carried out subgroup analysis according to stage, intravesical therapy, antibody clone, cutoff value of positivity of p53, and ethnicity. However, none of these factors was found to be significantly correlated to heterogeneity using subgroup analysis among the studies.

Meta-analysis results {#Sec12}
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### Pooled analysis {#Sec13}

#### p53 overexpression and progression of T1 NMIBC {#FPar1}

There were 12 studies with a


promote the application of p53 detected by IHC in clinical practice. Third, the meta-analysis may have been influenced by publication bias, as we limited the literature search to studies performed in English. Finally, most of the included studies were observational trials, which contained more potential confounders and provided the lower level of evidence compared with randomized controlled studies. Therefore, the results should be interpreted cautiously.

Conclusions {#Sec17}
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The present study is the first meta-analysis to quantitatively assess the association between p53 status and progression of T1 NMIBC. The results showed that p53 overexpression might be a useful predictive biomarker for evaluating progression in T1 NMIBC patients, especially in T1G3 NMIBC and patients treated by BCG intravesical therapy. However, to strengthen our findings, further larger prospective studies with better standardized methods   ScriptSQLExec.parse(TemplateMerge.merge(loadSQLScriptStr("mlsql-carbondata"), Map("tableName" -> tableName)), sq)
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“Wayne State is being sued by the Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine, a national organization that claims the university illegally imported and abused 21 dogs for medical experiments,” said WWJ Legal Analyst Charlie Langton.

The lawsuit accuses the Detroit-based school of purchasing the dogs from a facility in Virginia to be used in painful heart experiments that eventually end in death. The university has denied all the charges, calling them “baseless accusations” that the USDA has found no proof of to authenticate.

According to the lawsuit, since 2000, at least $16 million in U.S. government funds have gone to Wayne State researchers who have used


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The committee says the goal of the lawsuit is to cease the experiments at Wayne State.

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A statement issued by Matt Lockwood, director of communications for Wayne State University, denies the committee’s charges.

“Wayne State is committed to the protection of animals, but also recognizes the benefits of research involving animals,” the statement read. “Certain types of exercise trigger a type of feedback


suggests that, to recover the observable in the presence of a random noise, one needs to approximate plane waves with functions in $H^\beta({\mathbb{R}}^d)$. The problem is that this cannot be achieved with sequences that are uniformly bounded in $H^\beta({\mathbb{R}}^d)$ since no Sobolev space in ${\mathbb{R}}^d$ contains the plane waves. This seems a relevant point since, if the sequence is not bounded, by , it looks unlikely that we can filter the noise. Fortunately, there is a way around this at least when the symbol has an homogeneous expansion as in and . Indeed, it is enough to introduce a family of states $\{ f_t : t \geq 1 \}$ that concentrate around a point in ${\mathbb{R}}^d$ as $t$ grows, and oscillate at a higher order than the rate\big[\mathcal{N}_{\beta, P} (f_{N, \lambda_1}, f_{N, \lambda_1}) \big] = a_1 (x_0, \xi_0),$$ which is a limit that converges almost surely. Combining this with the homogeneity property one essentially obtains $a_1 (x, \xi) $ for all $x \in {\mathbb{R}}$ and $|\xi|\ge 1/2$, to define the values of $a_1 (x, \xi) $ when $|\xi| \le 1/2$, one can choose any smooth extension. Once we know $a_1$, we construct $Q_1$ and compute $a_2$ from $$\lim_{N \to \infty} N^{-\lambda_2 m_2} \big[\mathcal{N}_{\beta, P} (f_{N, \lambda_2}, f_{N, \lambda_2}) -  (f_{N, \lambda_2}| Q_1 f_{N, \lambda_2}) \big] = a_2 (x_0, \xi_0),$$ whose convergence is almost surely. Iterating the process —still applying \[lim:non-averaging\]— we obtain $a_j$ with $j \leq j_\beta$. Note that the choices of $\lambda_1, \dots, \lambda_{j_\beta}$ are only based on the a priori knowledge of


electrical superficial data (voltage and current on the surface of the medium). In technical terms, the conductivity is described by a positive function $\gamma$ defined in a bounded domain $D \subset {\mathbb{R}}^d$ with $d \geq 2$. The boundary data is modeled by the so-called Dirichlet-to-Neumann map $\Lambda_\gamma$, which is an operator that maps the voltage $f$ on $\partial D$, the boundary of $D$, to the current through the boundary $\Lambda_\gamma f = \gamma \partial_\nu u|_{\partial D}$. Here $u$ is the electric potential generated by $f$, that is, the solution of the Dirichlet problem $$\left\{
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\right.$$ and $\partial_\nu$ denotes the partial derivative in the direction given by the exterior unit normal vector on $\partial D$.exists a complex Gaussian white noise for $(\Omega, \mathcal{F}, {\mathbb{P}})$ and $\mathcal{H}$. It is enough to consider an orthonormal basis $\{ e_n : n \in {\mathbb{N}}\}$ of $\mathcal{H}$, and define ${\mathbb{W}}f = \sum_{n\in{\mathbb{N}}} (e_n|f)_\mathcal{H} X_n$, where the convergence takes place in $L^2(\Omega, \mathcal{F}, {\mathbb{P}})$. On the other hand, if ${\mathbb{W}}$ is a complex Gaussian white noise with $\mathcal{H}$ separable, we set $X_n = {\mathbb{W}}e_n$, and then ${\mathbb{W}}f = \sum_{n\in {\mathbb{N}}} (e_n|f)_\mathcal{H} X_n$. By definition $X_n$ is a centered complex Gaussian variable and since ${\mathbb{W}}$ is an isometry, ${\mathbb{E}}(\overline{X}_n X_n) = 1$. Additionally, $X_1, \dots, X_n, \dots$ are independent, since they are uncorrelated and every finite linear combination of any of them is a centered Gaussian variable.

With these properties at hand, we define now the *error* $\mathcal{E}_\beta$ from a


lower bound. Using the second identity in with $\beta =0$, we have $$\begin{aligned}
 |(f_t |f_s)| &=   t^{-d/2} s^{d/2}   \int_{B_1}   {\widehat{\chi} \left (\frac{s}{t} \eta + \frac{s^\lambda-t^\lambda}{t}   \xi_0   \right )} \widehat{\chi}( \eta)    \, {\mathrm{d}}\eta  \\
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 \end{aligned}$$ where to get the last line we have used that by , $\widehat{\chi}$ is nonnegative and $\widehat{\chi}(\eta)=  b $ in $B_{1/2}$. This also implies that the last integral can be bounded below by $b$ times the measure of the set $B_{1/2} \cap B_{s,t}$ where $B_{s,t}$ is the ball of radius [$r=t/(2s)$]{}that the relevant quantities to prove \[eq:noconv1\] and \[eq:noconv2\] are the random variables given by the error and the averaged error produced by the wave packets: $$\label{eq:XY}
 X_t  =  t^{- \lambda m} \mathcal  E_\beta(\overline{f_t}, f_t),   \qquad
 Y_T  = \frac{1}{T} \int_{T}^{2T} t^{- \lambda m} \mathcal  E_\beta(\overline{f_t}, f_t)   \, {\mathrm{d}}t.$$ Here we simplify the notation as we did in the \[sec\_deterministic\], we write $f_t$ instead of $f_{t,\lambda}$ for the states.

The variables $X_t$ and $Y_T$ are complex Gaussian with zero mean. The variable $X_t$ is complex Gaussian because ${\mathbb{W}}(\overline{f_t} \otimes f_t)$ is a complex Gaussian variable. To see that $Y_T$ is complex Gaussian, we should understand the integral in ${\mathrm{d}}t$ as a limit of finite linear combinations $\{ \mathcal  E_\beta(\overline{f_{t_1}}, f_{t_1}),


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elements are respectively provided severally so as to be freely rotatable between each of the outer ring raceways and each of the first and second inner ring raceways.
Moreover, the first spline portion is provided on the hub or on a part of a peripheral face of a member connectingly secured to the hub.
In addition, the second constant velocity joint incorporates a drive member with a second spline portion for spline engagement with the first spine portion provided on an outer end peripheral face thereof, and an inner end portion serving as a constant velocity joint outer ring constituting the second constant velocity joint.
Moreover, in a condition with the first spline portion and the second spline portion spline connected to each other, the snap ring spans between a firstto the Children’s Miracle Network. Phi Mu Chapters support 170 hospitals throughout the country.

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