we do repeatedly is going to stick anyway, we may as well consciously choose habits that support health and keep us in sync with nature's rhythms. If we respect nature's cycles, she will reward us with balanced health, considerable endurance, and a storehouse of vitality.

#### The Four Fountains

Yoga identifies four inherent fountains in all living beings. They are primitive drives that serve our health best when regulated by routine. Naturally, there will be times when you live off the clock. But even these times will be sustainable because of the time you have spent following a regular routine. A regular, natural rhythm is a major cornerstone of balanced health.

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Still, we get it. It’s a fascinating story, precisely because it doesn’t happen very often.

Even so,


Hillary Clinton was recently sending out demands on behalf of the CIA to spy on foreign envoys at the UN and around the world. If the sanctity of the diplomatic bag is to mean anything, it must be a universal value.

The implications of the WikiLeaks disclosures for vast government databases are considerable. The confidential medical records of more than 50 million UK citizens will soon be sitting on a centralised £12bn computer system which can be accessed by as many as 250,000 NHS staff from 30,000 terminals. The NHS Spine is, essentially, no different from Siprnet, the military intranet at the heart of these leaks. The vision of a 22-year-old private soldier reading – and allegedly copying – the innermost secrets of US diplomacy is hardly a reassuringto a medicine the law was subject to "reasonable limits".

A majority of Supreme Court judges have now ruled that the council has the legal authority to fluoridate water and this is not constrained by the Bill of Rights Act.

South Taranaki District Council has spent $45,000 fighting the case, with the Ministry of Health and District Health Boards contributing $340,000.

In a statement, council mayor Ross Dunlop said he was very pleased to have a definitive ruling after five and a half years.

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"Now we need to take some time to properly digest the Court's 113 page ruling before making any decisions about implementation."

The decision


quality exterior automotive acrylic paint. Acrylic paint is designed to go over fibreglass (its used on cars after all) and remain slightly pliable meaning it wont crack when the poles are bent. I was considering marine varnish, but experiments with some fibreglass tent poles and marine varnish failed miserably when bent.

So I then sanded the poles every so lightly with 180 grit paper by hand to remove the worst of the glass fibres that were exposed. Of course don’t neglect to wear a suitable mask, eye coverings, gloves and do this outside !!! You definitely don’t want to be inhaling the small fibres into your lungs that is for certain. These glass fibres itch like crazy if they get onto unprotected skin, you have been warned !!!

The resultOne thing I really loved about living up by Yonge and Finch was the abundance of Korean food. I forgot how much I missed it until I went back to my old hood for a Korean feast at Oh Geul Boh Geul.

Oh Geul Boh Geul

The restaurant is located on Yonge a couple blocks south of Finch. Just look out for the yellow sign with large white font. The family-run restaurant occupies a small indoor space but once the weather warms up, they’ll open up their back patio for additional seating. It’ll be a great spot to enjoy some table-top cooking and an ice cold beer. Hopefully the warm weather gets here sooner than later!

The interior

I was invited to a blogger dinner to sample some of Oh Geul Boh


spicy sauce. Dangerously addictive!

I also really enjoyed the Jia Jang Myun, which is a Chinese-influenced black bean noodle dish. The noodles themselves had a nice chew to them and while I haven’t had many Jia Jang Myun dishes to compare to, I found the sauce to be quite tasty.

Another noteable dish of the evening was the Jook Sam Kyup Sal. It was another one of those dishes that is cooked at your table. After it’s been left to cook for a while and everyone’s had their fair share of it, you can put some rice into the pan to create a saucy fried rice dish. Despite being incredibly stuffed at this point, I still managed to eat an entire bowl of it. I just couldn’t stop!

This Korean feastreminded me how much I miss Korean food. With an endless number of Korean restaurants in North York, Oh Geul Boh Geul is definitely a restaurant that stands out.

*This was a complimentary meal. The opinions in the post, as always, are my own.*


us a lot about why it failed.

Hey, maybe it was his impressive performance in undermining the emergence of an independent Iraqi media that won him the prize - ahead of the curve, really.

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to learn more and more, the more amazing and beautiful the world becomes,” he says. “Physics has opened up a vast world of discovery and curiosity to me on a scale that I never before could have imagined.”

McLaughlin found himself working with Taggett when David McIlroy, a UI physics professor, recommended him for the project.

The project seeks a foundational understanding of Rydberg matter and its potential.

“This is basic research.” Taggett says. “Meaning that there isn’t much known about it.”

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Katie Glueck contributed to this report.


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abstract: 'In this paper we prove that solutions of the [*f*]{}–plane approximation for equatorial geophysical deep water waves, which have the property that the pressure is constant along the streamlines and do not possess stagnation points, are Gerstner-type waves. Furthermore, for waves traveling over a flat bed, we prove that there are only laminar flow solutions with these properties.'
address:
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    Faculty of Mathematics, University of Vienna,\
    Nordbergstraße 15, 1090 Vienna, Austria\
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    Faculty of Mathematics, University of Vienna,\
    Nordbergstraße 15, 1090 Vienna, Austria\
author:
- 'ANCA–VOICHITA MATIOC'
- 'BOGDAN–VASILE MATIOC'
bibliography:
- 'AMBM.bib'
title: '[On periodic water waves with Coriolis effects and isobaric streamlines]{}'
---

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Introduction
============

The motion of a fluid layer located on the Earth’s surface is also influenced by Earth’s rotationwaves have an explicit Lagrangian description. These solutions were found initially by Gerstner in [@Ge09] and rediscovered later on by Rankine [@ra63] in the context of flows without Coriolis effects. More recently, their properties have been analyzed in [@Co01; @Con11; @He08]. They may be adapted to describe edge waves in homogeneous [@C01a] and stratified fluids [@Ra11; @Yih66], or gravity waves solutions of the [*f*]{}–plane approximation [@AM12xx].

A important characteristic of Gerstner’s solutions is that they describe rotational flows with the fluid particles moving on circles, a feature which does not hold for irrotational periodic deep water waves as seen in [@CoEhVi08; @Am12] by means of linear theory. For the description of the particle paths in linear waves traveling over a flat bottom we refer to [@CoVi08; @ioK08; @MaA10]. We


\text{for $ z \to-\infty$ uniformly in $x$}
\end{array}$$ in the infinite-depth case. The fluid domain ${\Omega}_\eta$ is bounded from above by the graph of $\eta$ and is unbounded from below in the infinite depth case, respectively is bounded by the line $z=-d$ when the ocean depth is finite.

The solutions we consider are periodic in the variable $x$, that is $u,w,P,\eta$ are all periodic in $x$ with the same period, and have no stagnation points. The latter property is satisfied if we assume that $$\label{COND1}
\sup_{{\Omega}_\eta} u<c.$$ Moreover, we require a priori that the solutions have the following regularity: $$\label{COND2}
\text{$\eta\in C^{3}({\mathbb{R}})$ and $(u,w,P)\in \left(C\,^2( {\overline}{\Omega}_\eta)\right)^3$.}$$

Our first main result is the following theorem.

\[MT:1\] Assume that $(u,v,P,\eta)$ is a solution of - which satisfies the relations -. If the pressure is constant alongperiodic solution of satisfying and . Furthermore, we assume that the pressure $P$ is constant along the streamlines and the flow is not laminar, that is $h_q\not\equiv0$ in ${\Omega}.$ Then, we have that $\alpha=g-2\omega c\neq0.$

Let us assume by contradiction that $\alpha=0.$ Then, the second relation of is equivalent to $$(1+h_q^2)(Q'h+\beta)^2+2(Q+{\Gamma})=0\qquad\text{in ${\Omega}$}.$$ We differentiate this relation with respect to $q$ and, since $Q'h+\beta>0$, cf. , we arrive at $$h_qh_{qq}(Q'h+\beta)+h_q(1+h_q^2)Q'=0\qquad\text{in ${\Omega}$}.$$ We fix now $p<0 $ such that $h(\cdot,p)$ is not a constant function. Since $h(\cdot,p)$ is a real analytic function, cf. [@AC11; @BM11], we find that $$h_{qq}(q,p)=-Q'(p)\frac{1+h_q^2(q,p)}{Q'(p)h(q,p)+\beta(p)}\qquad \text{ for all $q\in{\mathbb{R}}$.}$$ If $Q'(p)=0,$ then $h_{qq}(q,p)=0$ for all $q\in{\mathbb{R}}, $ meaning that $h_q(q,p)=0$ for all $q\in{\mathbb{R}}$ and contradicting our assumption. On the other hand, if $Q'(p) \neq0$, then $h_{qq}(\cdot, p)$


the Au(788) sample, respectively.

HREELS measurements
-------------------

In constrast to RDS, system anisotropy is not a requirement for HREELS-based investigations of the dielectric properties so that a Au(111) surface was employed as a template for the ribbon growth. On this surface, GNR are known to grow with essentially no preferential orientation. The ch-AGNR formation steps were characterized by HREEL vibrational spectra, in combination with XPS, which provided information on overlayer stoichiometry and coverage (see the Supplementary Information for details). The coverage of the monomer precursor phase corresponds to $\sim$ 2ML (1ML is defined as a single molecular layer with surface number density of $6.4\times10^{13}$ molecules/cm$^2$).

Instead, for the on-surface synthesis of the polymer and the ch-AGNR phases, 0.5 ML of the monomer were deposited at RT on a freshly-cleaned surface and subsequentlyIn the same way, the optically isotropic monomer adlayer is almost featureless in RDS (not shown here), while EELS is able to unequivocally capture its optical response, characterized by two intense features in the region above 3.5 eV \[green squares in Fig. \[fig:growth-RDS-EELS\](c)\].

Upon heating the sample to 250$^{\circ}$C, the EELS spectrum clearly changes, pointing to the formation of a new phase [@Cai_nature_2010] \[Fig. \[fig:growth-RDS-EELS\](c), blue squares\]. The high-energy features are still present, although with different relative intensity ([*i.e.*]{}, some spectral weight is transferred to the lower energy state). In addition, a broad shoulder appears in the region below 3.5 eV, which is not present in the monomer phase. Insight is provided by the RD spectra recorded at 200$^{\circ}$C and 250$^{\circ}$C, which reveal a prominent feature below 3 eV, indicating that the


new phase is anisotropic. This can be attributed to the formation of extended and aligned polymers, obtained by the concatenation of individual monomers. The higher energy features observed in EELS are instead not seen in RDS, and could be related to electronic states that are more isotropic, thus resulting in a much smaller signal in RDS. The temperature increase from 200$^{\circ}$C to 250$^{\circ}$C leaves the RD spectrum essentially unchanged, suggesting that either the polymerization process is already completed at 200$^{\circ}$C, or the polymers are sufficiently long for the saturation of the optical properties to occur.

By further increasing the temperature to 420$^{\circ}$C, the RD signal changes upon ch-AGNRs formation, with the appearance of additional features and an overall decrease of the intensity, the latter indicating a much less pronouncedproperties of the adsorbate. In the following section we briefly introduce the three-phase model [@McIntyre1971; @Cole1998; @Weightman2005; @ibac-mill82book] (3PM) that will be subsequently applied in the analysis of both RDS and HREELS data to extract the adsorbate dielectric function.

Data analysis: three-phase model {#sec:3phase}
--------------------------------

According to the 3PM, we consider a thin adlayer with (possibly anisotropic) complex dielectric function $\epsilon(\omega)$ that is adsorbed on a semi-infinite bulk with dielectric function $\epsilon_b(\omega)$. The system is in touch with an ambient medium, in our case vacuum ($\epsilon_a=1$). Moreover, we assume that the adsorbate is well decoupled from the surface, meaning that we can just subtract the Au signal to extract $\epsilon$ (or $\Delta\epsilon$) of the adsorbate. In the following, the components of $\epsilon(\omega)$ are written as a sum of Lorentzian oscillators, $$\epsilon_i(\omega)


by J.A. Wollam Co., Inc, as in our previous analysis of 7-AGNRs in Ref. [@Denk2014].

Concerning EELS, in the dipole-scattering approximation, the measured spectra are proportional to the system loss function $$L(\omega,\mathbf{q}) = -\text{Im} \left[
       \frac{1}{\epsilon_t(\omega,\mathbf{q})+1}
    \right].
\label{eq:eels1}$$ The loss function $L$ depends on the dielectric function of the overall system $\epsilon_t(\omega,\mathbf{q})$, which can be written, according to the 3PM [@ibac-mill82book], as a weighted average of the adsorbate and bulk dielectric functions $\bar{\epsilon}$ and $\epsilon_b$, respectively: $$\begin{aligned}
    \epsilon_t(\omega,\mathbf{q}) &=& \bar{\epsilon}(\omega,\mathbf{q})\,
         \frac{1+D(\omega,\mathbf{q})\,e^{-2qd}} {1- D(\omega,\mathbf{q})\,e^{-2qd}}, \\
    D(\omega,\mathbf{q}) &=& %\frac{\epsilon_b(\omega,\mathbf{q})-\epsilon_s(\omega,\mathbf{q})}{\epsilon_b(\omega,\mathbf{q})+\epsilon_s(\omega,\mathbf{q})},
    \frac{\epsilon_b-\bar{\epsilon}}{\epsilon_b+\bar{\epsilon}},
\label{eq:eels2}\end{aligned}$$ where $d$ is the thickness of the adsorbate layer, and $\mathbf{q}$ the momentum transfer parallel to thequantities ($\Delta\epsilon$ and $\bar{\epsilon}$) are measured, while the small discrepancies in the excitation energies can be accounted for by taking into consideration the $\mathbf{q}$-dependence of the EELS loss-function. $\bar{\epsilon}$ as determined by EELS compares also very well to an absorbance peak at 3.2 eV reported for dispersed polymers [@Vo2014natcomm].

The results of the 3PM analysis are also in agreement with the low-energy region of the optical absorption spectrum computed from first principles, which is dominated (for the longitudinal polarization $x$) by a single, prominent peak at 2.7 eV (see upper right panel in Fig. \[fig:epsilon\]) mainly originating from the HOMO to LUMO transitions around the $\Gamma$-point of the Brillouin zone. This spectral feature is excitonic in nature. The real-space analysis of the electron-hole probability distribution shows a strong one-dimensional localization across


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we list some basic knowledge on Littlewood-Paley theory. The [Littlewood-Paley decomposition]{} plays a central role in our analysis. To define it, fix some smooth radial non increasing function $\chi$ supported in the ball $B(0,\frac 43)$ of ${{\mathbb R}}^n,$ and with value $1$ on, say, $B(0,\frac34),$ then set $\varphi(\xi)=\chi(\frac{\xi}{2})-\chi(\xi).$ We have $$\qquad\sum_{j\in{{\mathbb{Z}}}}\varphi(2^{-j}\cdot)=1\ \hbox{ in }\ {{\mathbb R}}^n\setminus\{0\}
\quad\hbox{and}\quad Supp\varphi\subset \big\{\xi\in{{\mathbb R}}^n : \frac34\leq|\xi|\leq\frac83\big\}\cdotp$$ The homogeneous dyadic blocks $\dot{\Delta}_j$ are defined on tempered distributions by $$\dot{\Delta}_j u\stackrel{\mathrm{def}}{=}\varphi(2^{-j}D)u\stackrel{\mathrm{def}}{=}{\mathcal F}^{-1}(\varphi(2^{-j}\cdot){\mathcal F} u).$$ Let us remark that, for any homogeneous function $A$ of order 0 smooth outside 0, we have $$\label{}
\forall p\in[1,\infty],\quad\quad\|\ddj (A(D) u)\|_{L^p}\le C\|\ddj u\|_{L^p}.$$

Let $p,r$ be in $[1,+\infty]$ and $s$ in ${{\mathbb R}}$, $u\in\mathcal{S}'({{\mathbb R}}^n)$. We define the Besov norm by $$\|u\|_{{\dot{B}^s_{p,r}}}\stackrel{\mathrm{def}}{=}\big\|\big(2^{js}\|\ddj
u\|_{L^{p}}\big)_j\bigr\|_{\ell ^{r}({\mathop{\mathbb Z\kern 0pt}\nolimits})}.$$ We then define the spaces $\dot{B}_{p,r}^s\stackrel{\mathrm{def}}{=}\big\{u\in\mathcal{S}'_h({{\mathbb R}}^n),\big|
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  test('/_nuxt/ should return 404', async () => {
    await expect(rp(url('/_nuxt/')))
      .rejects.toMatchObject({ response: { statusCode: 404 } })
  })

  test('/meta', async () => {
    const { html } = await nuxt.server.renderRoute('/meta')
    expect(/<pre>.*"works": true.*<\/pre>/s.test(html)).toBe(true)
  })

  test('/fn-midd', async () => {
    await expect(rp(url('/fn-midd')))
      .rejects.toMatchObject({up." "Don't screw this up for me." "I already bought $1,200 worth of rolls and meat." "And I got a doctor coming tomorrow to put his name on this diet to make it legit." "Yeah, but the whole thing's kind of based on a fraud." "Josh, I never had success before that I didn't earn." "And you know what?" "This is better." "Yeah, it's like peeing in the pool." "They say you're not supposed to, but it feels great." "Yeah, but, dad..." "Josh, Josh, Josh." "Come here." "Come here, look." "Look at all these people." "The market has spoken." "And it's saying, "do me, Carl!"" "Now, if you'll excuse me," "I'm gonna skip on out to the dining room." "Excuse me, miss hauser." "Uh, it's terrible what happened


of the
Journal of 9/11 Studies,
the former site manager for Underwriters Laboratories
in South Bend, and the website –
. Kevin Ryan, welcome to the program.

KR: Hello, thanks for having me.

TH: Great to have you both
with us. Michael is taking the position – well, I'm not even going
to try to characterize you guys’ position [sic]. My goal here,
my job here, is to moderate. One thing I’m going to ask is that each
of you keep your questions or answers relatively short, and that nobody
try to filibuster the other one, and if it happens I'll just jump in.
So let's start first of all with you, Kevin, your opening statement.

KR: Okay, well, really what
it looks like we have here, we have a couple of hypotheses, and it's
different than JFK because it's not really ahave to think about the economy of explanation, that is,
is it possible for 19 people to do that, versus to say thousands of
Bush operatives secretly running around planting demolition bombs in
the World Trade Center buildings for months or years at a time without
getting caught?

The reason we tend to favor
conspiracy theories is that I think we have a cognitive dissonance between
the size of the event and the size of the cause. We tend to think huge,
massive events like 9/11 should have an equally massive, complex cause.
But, in fact, it's just the opposite. It would be much easier for 19
people to hide in nooks and crannies of a free democratic society
like the one in which we live and get away with these sorts of things,
versus thousands of operatives that would


I mean, let's be realistic here, American foreign policy since
Kissinger has always been this realpolitik, where we get into
bed with dictators all the time. It's a question of, as Lyndon Johnson
said, he's a son of a bitch, but he's our son of a bitch. You know,
we [sic] do these things, and it's one of the reasons that presidents
that want to hold by strict moral principles are criticized. You know,
you have to live in the real world, and we have to fund this dictator,
because he's better than that communist guy, or whatever it is. So,
yeah, no doubt, there's been a lot of government underhanding [sic]
things in the Middle East, because it's such a complex mess. But that's
still different than saying that they intended to bring down the World
Trade Center.

TH:President
Bush's relatives were in charge of the security company for the World
Trade Center, United Airlines, and Dulles Airport –

TH: Now, that was, that was,
that was in the past, though, wasn't it?

KR: No, actually it was in
1999 through 2000 for Marvin Bush, but Wirt Walker, his cousin, was
CEO at the time that the attacks occurred. So, yeah, and there are a
lot of FBI agents who reportedly claim to have known the dates and targets
of the attacks well in advance, and their testimony was not included.
There were news stories suggesting, after 9/11, that the US military
allowed Osama bin Laden to escape. Just the fact that the Bush and bin
Laden families are old business partners might have been something you
could put in that report –

TH: George [Bush] Sr. was having
breakfast with


 void xBiCGStab_Function( bool flush );

    //  Timers we want to keep
   // clsparseTimer* gpuTimer;
    clsparseTimer* cpuTimer;
    size_t gpuTimerID, cpuTimerID;

    std::string sparseFile;

    //device values
    clsparseCsrMatrix csrMtx;
    cldenseVector x;
    cldenseVector y;

    // host values
    cl_bool explicit_zeroes;

    //  OpenCL state
    cl_command_queue_properties cqProp;

    // solver control object;
    clSParseSolverControl solverControl;
}; //class xCGM

template<> void
xBiCGStab<float>::xBiCGStab_Function( bool flush )
{
    // solve x from y = Ax
    try {
    clsparseStatus status = clsparseScsrbicgStab(&x, &csrMtx, &y, solverControl, control);

//    std::vector<float>RELATED APPLICATIONS
There are no applications related hereto heretofore filed in this or any foreign country.
1. Field of Invention
Our invention relates generally to pallets for support of merchandise and more particularly to such pallets formed entirely of paperboard to fold from a collapsed to an erected mode.
2. Background and Description of Prior Art
Supportative pallets have long been used for the transport and storage of various merchandise and are today an essential element in such activities. Over the years of their use, pallet structures have become increasingly sophisticated to meet the varying standards and conditions required of them. The instant invention provides a new and novel member of this class of device that was created to provide normal pallet features and in addition to meet modern day requirements of foldability


[Possibilities and limits of radiotherapy in the treatment of pelvic tumors in childhood].
1. The most frequently occurring malignant tumours of the pelvis in childhood are germ cell tumours, soft-tissue sarcomas and osseous sarcomas. 2. Of the embryonal carcinomas, the dysgerminomas are regularly cured by radiotherapy alone. The other embryonal carcinomas are also radiosensitive. However, in view of the very high success rate of surgery and chemotherapy, radiotherapy is really not necessary. 3. Of the soft-tissue sarcomas, local radiotherapy is necessary only if complete remission of the tumour has not been achieved by surgery and aggressive chemotherapy in the following tumours: embryonal rhabdomyosarcomas, undifferentiated sarcomas and extraosseous Ewing's sarcomas. On the other hand, radiotherapy is necessary for reducing the local relapse rate in the rare types of soft-tissue sarcomasSimple ways to stay gorgeous when you're on the run

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After pilates or yoga I usually have to get straight back to work or head to a meeting, so I don’t have time to completely re-style my hair. I have long, thick hair so a ‘quick’ wash never works for me as it takes time to completely dry my hair.

I usually just tip the bottle and lightly squeeze to puff the powder at the roots and massage the powder into scalp. The non-aerosol packaging also means that not only it is environmentally friendly, but it can be taken on the plane when travelling - a huge plus for me.

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result in rupture. The lipid core and other contents of the vulnerable plaque (emboli) may then spill into the blood stream thereby initiating a clotting cascade. The cascade produces a blood clot (thrombosis) that potentially results in a heart attack and/or stroke. The process is exacerbated due to the release of collagen and other plaque components (e.g., tissue factor), which enhance clotting upon their release.
Several strategies have been developed for the detection (e.g., diagnosis and localization) of vulnerable plaques. One strategy involves the measurement of temperature within a blood vessel. For example, vulnerable plaque tissue temperature is generally elevated compared to healthy vascular tissue. Measurement of this temperature discrepancy may allow detection of the vulnerable plaque.
Another detection strategy involves labeling vulnerable plaque with a marker. The marker substancethat unlike other tumor types, glucose is not an important nutrient for PCa because ^18^F-fluorodeoxyglucose-positron emission tomography (^18^F-FDG-PET) is not sensitive for the diagnosis of primary PCa due to its limited uptake by PCa [@bib33]. However, glucose utilization varies and depends on the stage of the disease [@bib24]. The degree of glycolysis differs between androgen-dependent and androgen-independent PCa [@bib34]. Therefore, the impression that ^18^F-FDG-PET is not useful for the detection of PCa because PCa cells are not glycolytic should be reconsidered [@bib33].

Since cancer cells have a higher nutrient need for proliferation, the glucose uptake rate needs to be higher hence there are higher levels of glucose transporters. There are two different types of glucose transporters: Sodium-glucose linked transporters (SGLTs encoded by *SLC5A* gene) and facilitative glucose transporters (GLUTs encoded by *SCL2A*


have not been widely used due to the compound\'s instability and toxicity.

2.6. DNA damage repair-related therapeutic strategies {#sec2.6}
-----------------------------------------------------

DNA damage, induced by exogenous stimuli including toxins, ultraviolet (UV) radiation, mutagenic chemicals and ionizing radiation [@bib57], or endogenous insults such as ROS and reactive nitrogen species (RNS) released from immune cells [@bib58], is a major contributor to carcinogenesis [@bib59]. In order to maintain genomic integrity, cells have evolved an elaborate repair system to fix these DNA damages [@bib59], [@bib60]. Clinical observations have revealed a comparatively high incidence of alterations in DNA repair genes (DRG) in advanced PCa [@bib61]. Additionally, distinct DNA repair pathways implicate that germline mutations in homologous recombination (HR), which is a typical repair pathway for double-strand breaks, are associated with disease progression, therapeutic response and overall survivalof PCa [@bib62], [@bib63]. One study that compared the aberrational burden in CRPC to primary PCa revealed many more genetic abnormalities in DNA repair factors in CRPC (23/50) than in untreated localized tumors (3/11) [@bib64].

Among those DNA damage repair genes, *BRCA2* mutation is the most frequent in CPRC patients [@bib10]. Because these mutations likely result in loss-of-function which would predict for defective HR, the *BRCA2* mutations have been reported to be associated with poor outcomes after prostatectomy or radiation in localized diseases. Furthermore, *BRCA2* mutation, coupled with other genetic defects, facilitate primary PCa development and metastasis [@bib65]. *ATM*, another DNA repair gene, is the second most commonly altered gene in the International Stand Up to Cancer Dream Team study of 150 metastatic CRPC (mCRPC) patients [@bib66]. Similarly, a genomic


Conclusions and perspectives {#sec3}
===============================

Although second generation antiandrogen drugs (*i*.*e*., abiraterone and enzalutamide) have been widely used in the clinic, nearly all the CRPC patients will experience therapy resistance and disease progression including developing the extremely aggressive SCNC. Multiple molecular mechanisms contribute to disease progression. Better understanding of the molecular mechanisms including AR-dependent and AR-independent mechanisms will open new avenues for the design and development of novel pharmacological treatment. The advent of novel technologies such as high-throughput next-generation sequencing and liquid biopsies will allow us to more quickly uncover more therapy-resistant mechanisms and identify novel therapeutic targets. Moreover, characterizing specific contributors of resistance in each patient will give us an opportunity to provide personalized treatments utilizing rational therapy combinations.

Author contributions {#sec4}
====================

LX, HH and JH contributed to the writing ofQ:

How to manage exceptions in APIs?

Ok, this is a doubt I always have when I'm writing any API, a.k.a., code reusable.
What do you do with exceptions? There are different possibilities:

Always throw them to the client. The exceptions are acumulative, so if method A uses the private method B and method B throws an exception and method A throws another exception, the client sees 2 exceptions and only should see the latest because is the method that he is invoking. We can acumulate a lot of exceptions.
Only throw the exceptions produced on the method that the client invokes. What do we do with the internal exceptions? Just print the exception (printStackTrace())? Convert this checked exceptions to unckecked exceptions so we only have to throw them?
Implement an interface that the


America (reducing its drag coefficient from 0.50 to 0.35), followed by similarly designed model lines, including the 1984 Ford Mustang SVO, 1984 Ford Tempo, 1986 Ford Aerostar, and 1986 Ford Taurus. The redesign of the Thunderbird became a groundbreaking and wildly successful design which pulled Ford out of its financial doldrums of the early 1980s and provided the motivation and profit which carried Ford for the next decade.

Later Years at Ford (1987–1990)
Petersen's relationship with members of the founding Ford family became strained after he opposed the nomination of founder Henry Ford's great-grandsons, Edsel Bryant Ford II ("Edsel") and William Clay Ford Jr. ("Billy", "Bill Jr.", and later just "Bill") to certain committees of the board of Ford in the wake of the death of family patriarch and1. Technical Field
The present disclosure relates to an electrothermal composite material and an electrothermal actuator using the same.
2. Description of Related Art
Conventional electrothermal actuator is a membrane structure of which main material is polymer. When a current is applied, a temperature of the polymer is increased, which can lead to a sensible volume expansion of the polymer, and then the membrane structure bends and the electrothermal actuator is activated. Thus, electrode materials of the electrothermal actuator are required to be excellent conductive, flexible, and thermally stable due to its operating principle.
Composite materials containing carbon nanotubes are conductive and already being used as the electrothermal composite materials. When a current is applied, the electrothermal composite materials containing carbon nanotubes can generate heat. Then a volume of the electrothermal composite


the 51st tweet processed.
This code is the problem:
var tweets = service.ListTweetsOnHomeTimeline(
    new ListTweetsOnHomeTimelineOptions { Count = 200 });
string[] twt_id = new string[50];

Either change the number of tweets you are requesting or change the size of the string array to match the number of tweets requested.
UPDATE:
This logic is counter-productive, to say the least:
if (i == 0)
{
    twt_id[i] = tweet.Id.ToString();
}
id = Convert.ToInt64(replyid);
twtid = tweet.Id.ToString();

i = i + 1;
twt_id[i] = twtid;

You are adding the same tweet to two different indexes in your string array, change your code to this:
twt_id[i] = tweet.Id.ToString();
i = i + 1;

What is the purpose of replyid = tweet.InReplyToStatusId.ToString();, you are setting a value every loop iteration only to not use it anywhere, same with id = Convert.ToInt64(replyid); and increment = incrementhistory of dehumanization of Black people’s bodies is not sufficient reasoning for Black women to have control over our own bodies versus justifying what we do with them to Black men, then Black men are engaging in oppression, despite also being oppressed.

Second, notice the use of the word “shamed.” In this case, it is when someone with privilege (male privilege in this case) does not want their choices questioned, especially when they facilitate oppression. (Whites call being questioned on White privilege “shaming” them as well.) In the case of heterosexual partner selection, I already alluded to why this “shaming” accusation surfaces with Black men in my essay How Anti-Blackness Shapes Heterosexual Black Men’s Dating “Preferences”.

Third. “Moronic?” Slurs are appropriate simply because Black women want control over our bodies?


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20 and 6724990.
10
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10
Calculate the highest common divisor of 1578640 and 64400.
560
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2374
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1276
Calculate the greatest common divisor of 279 and 1409880.
93
Calculate the highest common factor of 1537315 and 9715.
335
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13
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1
What is the greatest common factor of 12906702 and 180?
18
What is the highest common divisor of 235080 and 3215880?
360
Calculate the greatest common factor of 31 and 7385347.
31
Calculate the highest common factor of 1257535 and 735730.
215
Calculate the greatest common divisor of 84 and 6880398.
42
What is the greatest common divisor of 3343 and 113163893?
3343
Calculate the highest common factor of 29898423words of her father a mountain climber, to pursue nursing. Working in an orphanage in Nepal, she helped lead hand washing and sanitation efforts with resident children.The student inspires
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PhD student Weichao Yuwen selected as a Magnuson Scholar

PhD student Weichao Yuwen was selected as Magnuson Scholar in early April, joining students from the five other health sciences schools as 2014-2015 Magnuson Scholars. Each scholar was nominated by their respective Health Sciences School on the basis of outstanding academic performance and potential contributions to research in the health sciences. As you will see, this year’s scholars appear well-positioned to continue and contribute to the late Senator Warren G. Magnuson’s healthcare legacy. Read more about this program here.

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we only give them out for the completeness of the paper. Our discussion for the $\Lambda$ baryon DAs parallels with that for the nucleon in Ref. [@hitwist], so we just list the results following from that procedure and it is recommended to consult the original paper for details. The $\Lambda$ baryon DAs are defined through the following matrix element: $$\begin{aligned}
&&4\langle0|\epsilon_{ijk}u_\alpha^i(a_1 x)d_\beta^j(a_2 x)s_\gamma^k(a_3 x)|P\rangle=\mathcal{A}_1(\rlap/P\gamma_5 C)_{\alpha\beta}\Lambda_{\gamma}+
\mathcal{A}_2M(\rlap/P\gamma_5C)_{\alpha\beta}(\rlap/x\Lambda)_{\gamma}  + \mathcal{A}_3M(\gamma_\mu\gamma_5 C)_{\alpha\beta}(\gamma^\mu
\Lambda)_{\gamma}\nonumber\\&&{}+ \mathcal{A}_4M^2(\rlap/x\gamma_5C)_{\alpha\beta}\Lambda_{\gamma}+ \mathcal{A}_5M^2(\gamma_\mu\gamma_5
C)_{\alpha\beta}(i\sigma^{\mu\nu}x_\nu \Lambda)_{\gamma}+ \mathcal{A}_6M^3(\rlap/x\gamma_5C)_{\alpha\beta}(\rlap/x \Lambda)_{\gamma},\label{das}\end{aligned}$$ where $\Lambda_\gamma$ designates the spinor for the $\Lambda$ baryon with momentum $P$. Since only axial-vector DAs contribute to the final sum rules of the process, we merely present this kind of structures for simplicity. The twist classification of those calligraphic DAs is indefinite, but they can be expressed by the ones with definite twist aswith the standard philosophy of the LCSR method, we start from the analysis of the following correlation function $$\label{correlator}
 z^\nu T_\nu(P,q)=iz^\nu\int d^4xe^{iq\cdot x}\langle 0\mid T\{j_{\Lambda_c}(0) j_\nu(x)\} \mid P\rangle,$$ where $j_{\Lambda_c}=\epsilon_{ijk}(u^i C\gamma_5\rlap/z d^j)\rlap/z
c^k$ is the current interpolating the $\Lambda_c$ baryon state which is similar to that used for $J^P=\frac12^+$ octet baryons by Chernyak, Ogloblin and Zhitnitsky (CZ-type current) [@Chernyak], $j_ \nu=\bar c\gamma_\nu(1-\gamma_5)s$ is the weak current, $C$ is the charge conjugation matrix, and $i$, $j$, $k$ denote the color indices. The auxiliary light-cone vector $z$ is introduced to project out the main contribution onto the light cone. The coupling constant of the baryonic current to the vacuum can thus be defined as $$\langle 0\mid j_{\Lambda_c} \mid
\Lambda_c(P')\rangle=f_{\Lambda_c}z\cdot P'\rlap/z\,\Lambda_c(P'),
\label{flc}$$ where $\Lambda_c(P')$ and $P'$ is the $\Lambda_c$ baryon spinor and four-momentum, respectively.


and thus oftentimes leaks. In other words, a sufficient seal between the collar member and the interior wall of the bore of the battery casing so as to prevent leakage of the acid from within the storage battery cannot be maintained at all times. Generally, this is because of wide tolerances encountered in the internal diameters of the battery casing bore along its axial length when the battery casings are commercially produced in large quantities and into which the collar members have to be fitted. Furthermore, in the manufacture of the battery casing bores there are produced at times various imperfections such as, for example, scratches, voids and the like upon the interior surfaces thereof.
Another difficulty with this prior art hydrometer device arises during its insertion into thebattery casing bore by means of automatic assembling machines. Such machines automatically insert or drop the hydrometer device into the battery casing bore as the batteries are moved by means of conveyor and thereafter a downward force is applied to the top of the collar member so as to secure the hydrometer device within the battery casing bore. If the hydrometer device is not properly aligned within the battery bore, then some of the external ribs upon the collar member will possibly be damaged or destroyed thereby preventing a fluid-tight seal. In the event of imperfect operation of diameters, this will inevitably result in a tendency for the acid to be leaked from the battery.
In U.S. Pat. No. 3,223,269 to Harold W. Williams issued on Dec. 14, 1965,


so as to provide fluidtight sealing of a container as evidenced by means of U.S. Pat. Nos. 3,057,502 to Wood; 3,338,447 to Meyers, Jr.; 3,405,830 to Hayashida; and 3,898,046 to Ikeda et al. The remaining patents uncovered from the search but not specifically discussed are merely cited to generally show the state of the art and are directed toward various types of hydrometer devices and stoppers for sealing containers.
The present invention represents a substantial improvement over the aforementioned U.S. Pat. No. 4,240,252 which is hereby incorporated by reference. The hydrometer collar of the present invention includes a cylindrically-shaped member having an annular side wall, a plurality of sealing rings being formed upon the outer surface of the annular side wall, and a small wiping rib being formed integrallymovable molds 94 and 94 are moved in the direction of the housing. Then the guide holes 72 of the rear holders 70a and 70b are retained by the guide rails 54 of the housing 52, and the rear holders 70a and 70b are temporarily retained by the housing 52. Further, the third movable molds 94 are separated from the housing 52, whereby the housing 52 in which the rear holders 70a and 70b have been retained temporarily is taken out of the temporarily retaining mold 90.
In the connector 51 with the related rear holders, high dimensional precision is required during the molding process to have the slot-like guide holes 72 respectively retained by the guide rails 54 and the regularly retaining projections 55 so as to have


isn't available and the paths might change over different android versions and roms.
here's what i've tested:
this will go directly to the activate/de-activate screen of the app you choose:
final Intent intent=new Intent();
intent.setComponent(new ComponentName("com.android.settings","com.android.settings.DeviceAdminAdd"));
intent.putExtra(DevicePolicyManager.EXTRA_DEVICE_ADMIN,componentName);
activity.startActivity(intent);

this will go to the list of admin apps:
final Intent intent=new Intent();
intent.setComponent(new ComponentName("com.android.settings","com.android.settings.DeviceAdminSettings"));
activity.startActivity(intent);

if anyone has a more official ,safer way to do it, please write it down.
those are quite risky, so you could first use this method:
Intent intent=new Intent(DevicePolicyManager.ACTION_ADD_DEVICE_ADMIN);
final PackageManager packageManager=context.getPackageManager();
final List<ResolveInfo> resolveInfos=packageManager.queryIntentActivities(intent,0);
if(resolveInfos!=null&&!resolveInfos.isEmpty())
  try
    {
    final ResolveInfo resolveInfo=resolveInfos.get(0);
    intent=new Intent();
    intent.setComponent(new ComponentName(resolveInfo.activityInfo.packageName,resolveInfo.activityInfo.name));
    intent.putExtra(DevicePolicyManager.EXTRA_DEVICE_ADMIN,componentNameResult);
    context.startActivity(intent);
    return true;
    }
  catch(final Exception e)
    {}

you can add try-catch for each of thewhich stops George from suffering liver damage or falling into a coma.

Because the GSD is rare, research into it is scarce. Children inherit the condition if both parents carry the faulty gene.

George's parents said he seemed completely healthy as a newborn and they even took him abroad for their wedding when he was just five months old.

But at eight months he began feeling very unwell and was taken to A&E.

After a series of test doctors diagnosed George with GSD.

At one point George had to be fed every hour to keep his blood sugar level - even through the night - but with the help of cornflour the family have been able to stretch this to every two or three hours.

George's family mix the flour with water and George


people’s inboxes.

In the case of the San Jose-based company Edison Software, artificial intelligence engineers went through the personal email messages of hundreds of users – with their identities redacted – to improve a “smart replies” feature. The company did not mention that humans would view users’ emails in its privacy policy.

The third parties highlighted in the WSJ article are far from the first ones to do it. In 2008, Spinvox, a company that converted voicemails into text messages, was accused of using humans in overseas call centres rather than machines to do its work.

In 2016, Bloomberg highlighted the plight of the humans spending 12 hours a day pretending to be chatbots for calendar scheduling services such as X.ai and Clara. The job was so mind-numbing that human employeessupport chatbot, describes this as the “Wizard of Oz design technique”.

“You simulate what the ultimate experience of something is going to be. And a lot of time when it comes to AI, there is a person behind the curtain rather than an algorithm,” she said, adding that building a good AI system required a “ton of data” and that sometimes designers wanted to know if there was sufficient demand for a service before making the investment.

This approach was not appropriate in the case of a psychological support service like Woebot, she said.

“As psychologists we are guided by a code of ethics. Not deceiving people is very clearly one of those ethical principles.”

Research has shown that people tend to disclose more when they think they are talking to a


I don’t like my labour being used by a company that will turn around and lie to their customers about what’s really happening.”

This ethical quandary also raises its head with AI systems that pretend to be human. One recent example of this is Google Duplex, a robot assistant that makes eerily lifelike phone calls complete with “ums” and “ers” to book appointments and make reservations.

After an initial backlash, Google said its AI would identify itself to the humans it spoke to.

“In their demo version, it feels marginally deceptive in a low-impact conversation,” said Darcy. Although booking a table at a restaurant might seem like a low-stakes interaction, the same technology could be much more manipulative in the wrong hands.

What would happen if you could make lifelike calls simulatinggroup was deliberately trying to convince children that they were "born in the wrong body."

"This is putting children at risk," he said.

He isn't alone in harboring these concerns. Michael Biggs, an associate professor in sociology at St Cross College, Oxford, told the Times that this strategy is deliberately designed to push young children toward a medical transition.

"Mermaids [are] not giving pupils a choice that they may just be gay or lesbian. Instead, it is diverted down a drastic path that ultimately ends in surgery. To be propagating such information to schools is disturbing," he said.

In response to the Times story, Mermaids published a statement on its website saying its 'advice' was based on an "international scientific study and 25 years of experience in this field." Amusingly, the group


they're nested, they just concatenate. This goes for all the regex specs.
(s/conform (s/cat :foo (s/cat :bar int?)) [1]) ;=> {:foo {:bar 1}}

(s/conform (s/cat :foo (s/cat :bar int?)) [[1]]) ;=> ::s/invalid

Your :args spec expands to something like: (s/cat :contact (s/cat :tag ::tag ,,,))
To nest them you can use s/spec.
(s/conform (s/cat :foo (s/spec (s/cat :bar int?))) [[1]]) ;=> {:foo {:bar 1}}

All regex specs concatenate like that. In this case it makes sense to use s/and to both check that it's a vector and make it a non-regex spec so it nests normally.
(s/conform (s/cat :foo (s/and vector? (s/cat :bar int?))) [[1]]) ;=> {:foo {:bar 1}}

So, to fix your problem:
(s/def ::org-content
  (s/and vector?
         (s/cat
         - 13, 2*z - 3*z - 1 = v. Calculate the common denominator of (v/(-9))/((-60)/1341) and 101/12.
60
Let s be 75/35 - (-7)/(-49). Suppose 4*i + 8 = -4*p, -s*p = -5*i + p + 22. Suppose 0 = -4*g + 26 - 10. What is the lowest common multiple of g and i?
4
Suppose 3*q + 2*l = 4*q + 1181, -5*q + 5*l = 5880. Let s = 25651/22 + q. Find the common denominator of s and -119/18.
198
Let t(a) = a**3 - 15*a**2 - 2*a + 16. Let b be t(15). Let r be 9/(-21) + (51528/b - 2). Let v = -88459/24 - r. Find the common denominator of 41/12 and v.
24
Suppose 33*g = 3*j + 32*g - 521, -4*j - g = -697. What is


and -31/32.
224
Let k = -17423/72 - -242. Let c = 301/87 - 27/290. Calculate the common denominator of c and k.
360
Suppose 280*g + 528 = 302*g. What is the lowest common multiple of g and 798?
3192
Suppose -9 + 3 = -2*t. Let u = -1/116 - -209/696. Find the common denominator of (-128*t/45)/(-6) and u.
360
Let p be (5 + 15/6)*4. Let h(u) = 4*u**2 - 2*u. Let g be h(2). Let b = p - g. Calculate the least common multiple of b and 4.
36
Suppose 3389*l - 3406*l = -748. What is the least common multiple of l and 63?
2772
What is the common denominator of -85/138 and (-12 - (-478)/40)/(368/290)*-2?
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What is the lowest common multiple of (-2*1)/((68/(-32))/17) and (-2)/5 + 186/15?
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Simulation studies are increasingly acknowledged as a means to better understand the complex interconnections causing ED crowding [@Paul2010]. Many of these are discrete event studies while system dynamics studies are rarer. Examples of the latter include discharging strategies [@Wong2010] and the competition for inpatient beds between ED- and elective patients [@Lane2000]. Because of the problem’s dynamic complexity, time delays through non-linear behaviour and feedback mechanisms, ED crowding seems apt for a system dynamics analysis. The problem is a classic example of ”policy resistance” when attempted interventions show poor results or even contradict intended effects. According to Sterman, the problem persists due to an imperfect perception of what constitutes the problem [@Sterman2000]. This study’s


of ED census data and simulation output for first 72 hours (October 1$^{st}$ to 3$^{rd}$, 2013). The smooth graph shows the simulation output while the jagged graph shows imported historical data.[]{data-label="fig:3"}](Fig3.jpeg){width="100.00000%"}

Sensitivity testing {#sens_test_results}
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As the model can replicate actual behaviour adequately, the study proceeds to testing how the ED census- and ED boarders trigger values can change the model’s behaviour. Such changes correspond to an earlier or later activation of the protocol. Effects of parameter changes are measured on the occupancy rate, admitted patients, ED census, and ED boarders. Testing the settings for each trigger is conducted in isolation keeping all other parameters constant. The baseline model investigates other relevant generic parameters that are potential levers for alleviating ED congestion.

The sensitivity analysis was performed through 200 Monte Carlo simulations400(Min.)   500 (Base)          900(Max.)        1.8(Min.)   2.9 (Base)          4(Max.)
  Occupancy                0.9185 (+0.20%)       0.9167   0.7891 (-13.92%)    0.89 (+0.79%)        0.833   0.865 (+2.04%)
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Acute limb compartment syndrome or Volkmann's ischaemic contracture is an acquired ischaemia of nerve and muscle causes by raised pressure within a closed fascial space. Congenital Volkmann's ischaemic contracture (CVIC) is a rare entity. A 2-day-old girl was referred with a problem of the left forearm and arm, which exhibited cold oedema with decreased mobility. Lesions were present at birth and were rapidly complicated by skin necrosis. The mother was taking olazanpine, prazepam and valpromide throughout the entire pregnancy. Delivery was complicated by shoulder dystocia requiring obstetric procedures such as suprapubic pressure, Couder's maneuver and episiotomy. On physical examination her left hemi-thorax, left arm, forearm and hand exhibited marked oedema. A large and well-demarcated bullous, fibrous and ulcerated area of skin necrosis was observed on theMolecular staging by multimarker reverse transcriptase-polymerase chain reaction assay of lymphatic drainage and blood from melanoma patients after lymph node dissection.
Reverse transcriptase-polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR)-mediated detection of melanoma cells may be a prognostic factor for disease outcome. We investigated the presence of melanoma cells in lymphatic drainage and blood in melanoma patients after lymph node dissection (LND) via the highly sensitive multimarker (MM) RT-PCR assay. We collected 24-h lymph fluid (LY) and peripheral blood (BL) from 107 stage III melanoma patients after radical LND (59 axillary and 48 ilioinguinal LND). Tyrosinase, MART1 and uMAGE mRNA levels were determined by RT-PCR to detect melanoma cells, and the presence of at least one marker signified a positive result. All patients underwent follow-up (median for survivors, 21 months, range: 4-37 months).


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 * reset the Postings hash.
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 *
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 * of the document seen up until the exception was hit.
 * When this happens, we immediately mark the document as
 * deleted so that the document is always atomically ("all
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class DocumentsWriter {
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  class Num {
  private:
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      // current one.  This is important because if multiple
      // threads are replacing the same doc at nearly the
      // same time, it's possible that one thread that got a
      // higher docID is scheduled before the other
      // threads.
      if (num > this->num)
        this->num = num;
  void resetPostingsData();

  static const uint8_t defaultNorm; ///=Similarity::encodeNorm(1.0f)

  bool timeToFlushDeletes();

  // Buffer a term in bufferedDeleteTerms, which records the
  // current number of documents buffered in ram so that the
  // delete term will be applied to those documents as well
  // as the disk segments.
  void addDeleteTerm(Term* term, int32_t docCount);

  // Buffer a specific docID for deletion.  Currently only
  // used when we hit a exception when adding a document
  void addDeleteDocID(int32_t docId);

  typedef CL_NS(util)::CLArrayList<uint8_t*, CL_NS(util)::Deletor::vArray<uint8_t> > FreeByteBlocksType;
  FreeByteBlocksType freeByteBlocks;

  /** Per-thread state.  We keep a separate Posting hash and
    *  other state for each thread and then merge postings *
    *  hashes from all


  *  the ThreadState into the "real" stores. */
    void writeDocument();

    /** Write vInt into freq stream of current Posting */
    void writeFreqVInt(int32_t i);

    /** Write vInt into prox stream of current Posting */
    void writeProxVInt(int32_t i);

    /** Write uint8_t into freq stream of current Posting */
    void writeFreqByte(uint8_t b);

    /** Write uint8_t into prox stream of current Posting */
    void writeProxByte(uint8_t b);

    /** Currently only used to copy a payload into the prox
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    void writeProxBytes(uint8_t* b, int32_t offset, int32_t len);

   an returns the doc
   *  store segment name.  This returns a blank string if there are
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  std::string closeDocStore();

  const std::vector<std::string>* abortedFiles();

  /* Returns list of files in use by this instance,
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  const std::vector<std::string>& files();

  void setAborting();

  /** Called if we hit an exception when adding docs,
   *  flushing, etc.  This resets our state, discarding any
   *  docs added since last flush.  If ae is non-null, it
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   *  after we are done aborting). */
  void abort(AbortException* ae);

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U.S. Pat. No. 3,992,522 teaches temperature-sensitive reassortant mutant viruses, method for their production and vaccines derived therefrom. One could not predict from this art, however, that a reassortant virus formed from a human influenza virus and an equine influenza virus would provide a reassortant virus which could be used to provide a vaccine which on the one hand would not cause serious disease in an equine, yet on the other hand would induce effective resistance in an equine to equine influenzal disease produced by challenge with a virulent wild-type equine influenza virus. Temperature-sensitive (ts) mutation affords the possibility of site-specific attenuation for the lower respiratory tract. The acquisition of temperature-mutant defects in a strain of influenza virus has been shown in mice to be associated with diminished virulence,because the spacecraft will soon run out of fuel. The agency could have just waited for that moment and let the spacecraft drift off into space, but decided instead on the taking the big plunge.

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"Raheem is an unbelievable player," said De Bruyne. "When he plays for England I don't know what happens but there is always criticism about Raheem and I don't know why.

1:50 Sterling says he apologised to his England team-mates for arriving late the World Cup training camp at St George’s Park Sterling says he apologised to his England team-mates for arriving late the World Cup training camp at St George’s Park

"He's a very good guy, he's one of my guys and we've been together since day one. We have a good chemistry, we play well together and he's only 23.

"I don't know many guys that can show that capability of playing at that age in the Premier League."

Sterling and De Bruyne are set to come


Correlation of the cystoscopic appearance and functional integrity of the female urethral sphincteric mechanism.
Urologists in the past, and many today, rely on the cystoscopic appearance of the female urethra as a guide to its functional integrity. To assess the accuracy of this approach better, we compared the cystoscopic appearance of the bladder neck and proximal urethra to the functional integrity of this mechanism during videourodynamic studies. One hundred consecutive videourodynamic studies were reviewed on female patients with more complex types of urinary incontinence. Reports of their cystoscopic examinations were reviewed and results compared. Significant dysfunction of the intrinsic mechanism was noted in 36% of the patients (26% moderate dysfunction and 10% severe dysfunction) on video studies. Cystoscopy underestimated these deficits 74% and 44% of the time, respectively, inabsorbed the phonon (wavy line). Whereas in materials with horizontal mirror ($\sigma_{{\rm h}}$) symmetry, such as graphene or semiconducting TMDs in the hexagonal phase, this scattering process is prohibited by symmetry, in materials without $\sigma_{\rm h}$-symmetry such as silicene or semiconducting TMDs in the tetragonal phase, scattering with flexural modes is allowed. This scattering can be exceedingly strong since the out-of-plane ionic displacement diverges as $1/Q$ at a small phonon momentum $Q$ ($\delta R_{{\rm ZA}}(Q) \propto 1/Q\propto \lambda \to \infty$, instead of the ‘usual’ in-plane behavior $\propto 1/Q^{1/2}$) and the number of occupied phonon modes, governed by the Bose-Einstein distribution, diverges as well ($N_{{\rm ZA}}(Q) \propto 1/Q^2 \to \infty$).[]{data-label="fig:scattering"}](drawing2){width="8cm"}

We should emphasize immediately that this problem has been already discussed at length in the past in the context of


atoms in each unit cell ([*e.g.*]{}, graphene, silicene, germanene, stanene). The origin of the coordinate system can be taken mid-way between the two atoms, so their positions will be ${\mbox{\boldmath{$\tau$}}}_{1} = - {\mbox{\boldmath{$\tau$}}}_{2} = {\mbox{\boldmath{$\tau$}}}$. For intraband transitions, in the limit $Q \rightarrow 0$ (${\bm K} \rightarrow {\bm K}'$), the phonons at $\Gamma$ will have in-phase (acoustic) or out-of-phase (optical) polarizations, that is, ${\bm e}_{\eta} = {\bm e}^{(1)}_{{\bm Q},\eta} = \pm {\bm e}^{(2)}_{{\bm Q},\eta}$, the plus (minus) sign applying to acoustic (optical) branches. In the sum over ${\bm G}$ in Eq. (\[eq:Hep\]), for every vector ${\bm G}$ we can consider the sum of each pair of terms corresponding to ${\bm G}$ and $-{\bm G}$. Then, to anticipate the obvious conclusion, after summing over the ions in the unit cell,the lack of $\sigma_{\rm h}$ symmetry does not yield the cancellation of terms that results in a matrix element vanishing with $Q$, as shown in Eq. (\[eq:acoustic\]). Therefore, the acoustic deformation potential, $DK$, becomes a $Q$-independent quantity as we approach the symmetry point K and must take a form of the type $\Delta (E)Q$ with $\Delta (E) \sim 1/E $, where $E = \hbar \upsilon_{\mathrm {F}} K$ is the electron dispersion in proximity of the K-point expressed in terms of the Fermi velocity $\upsilon_{\mathrm {F}}$ and measuring the electron wavevector ${\bm K}$ from the K-point.

Indeed, tight-binding arguments we have already presented and also density functional theory (DFT) calculations we have performed, as performed in Ref.  and briefly discussed in the introduction, show that for electronic initial and final states


values, slightly lower than those of Ref. . Other scattering processes we have intentionally ignored here – namely, scattering with transverse, longitudinal, and out-of-plane optical modes, TA, LO, and ZO, as well as inter-valley processes – also yield an electron mobility orders of magnitude larger than the ZA-limited mobility, which is the subject of our discussion. Therefore, they do not soften our main concern: These high values show how important it is to understand, and hopefully control, the role played by the acoustic flexural modes, for silicene – and other 2D crystals with broken $\sigma_{\rm h}$ symmetry – to exhibit good electronic transport properties.

It is interesting to consider the case of ‘gapped’ 2D materials, such as stanene[@Zhu_2015] or ‘stannanane’ ([*i.e.*]{}, iodine-functionalized ‘iodostannanane’[@Xu_2013; @Vandenberghe_2014; @Vandenberghe_2014a; @Suarez_2015]) and semiconducting TMDs withstate. Therefore, at present we must leave unanswered our main questions of whether or not Nature provides a spontaneous long-wavelength cutoff.

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Dirac-like materials (see the static limit of the expression given by B. Wunsch, T. Stauber, F. Sols, and F. Guinea, New J. Phys. [**8**]{}, 318 (2006)). The quantity $g$ represents the spin and valley degeneracy. Therefore, dielectric screening reduces the $1/Q$ (zero temperature) or $1/Q^3$ (finite temperature) long-wavelength singularity entering the expression for the matrix elements of the unscreened electron/ZA-phonon interaction potential to a non-singular behavior $\sim 1/(Q+\beta)$ (zero temperature) or to a marginally less severe divergence $\sim 1/[Q^2(Q+\beta)]$ (nonzero temperature). In either case, the singularity is still present and dielectric screening mitigates the problem only marginally, suppressing the singularity only in the special case of zero temperature. We have also verified numerically that the effect of dielectric screening remains extremely small also for a ’stiffened’ ZA-phonon dispersion of the form we  f->lines[0] = f->data;
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Cir. 2004).

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removal claim. First, Aguilar conceded during his testimony that he was never

mistreated or threatened by the Philippine government before or after the

termination of his employment. Aguilar has received what he considers to be three

threats since he moved to the United States, but he admits that none of those threats

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decide whether the argument is


Viscount of Laranjeiras. The Junta Geral authorized, on 20 February 1859, the payment of 16$570 réis to guard the southern part of the hermitage. Later, with the death of António Manuel de Medeiros, the group of properties passed on to his son António d'Albuquerque, then his daughter D. Cecília de Medeiros Albuquerque Jácome Corrêa, who married Thomaz Ivens Jácome Corrêa.

The building was semi-abandoned in the 20th century, resulting in the rebuilding of the prebystery and interior, owing to the difficulty in restoring the spaces which had degraded significantly. The work was completed in 1940 by Guilherme Porfírio Cabral (who worked on the chapel) and carpenter António Feliciano de Melo. Some time around 1946 new azulejos were installed in the northern part of the buildings (from signed panels).

Some workfalse belfreys. The rectangular false belfry door is inset from the facade, and surmounted by a rectangular oculus, while the lattice-door under the real belfrey (with similar rectangular frame) sits flush on the facade.

Interior
The interior of the chapel is decorated in a pattern of azulejo tile, while the stone spans are painted in faux-marble. On either side of the lateral walls are two built-in confessionals, with doors painted in red and decorative elements in gold, as well as faux marble interiors, framed in shells. The high-choir with balustrade is painted in blue and red, with the area of the sub-choir marked by lattice in dark wood, painted orange, with acanthus in gold-leaf and cartouche with a flaming heart pierced by arrows.

To the right of the altar, is the


Redeemer.

The parallelepiped altar, in marble with diamond cross, consists of covered wood, plastered and painted in red, forming panels of acanthus in gold, interspersed with flowers and gold relief.

From the presbytery two lateral painted doors provide access to the sacristy and the archive room (to the right and left of the altar, respectively). The sacristy is small and its walls painted white, with a painted chest, topped with painted backrest (laterally and frontally decorated with floral motifs and drapery). In the archive room, to the left, is a wardrobe (interiorly divided in two) with painted motifs, while between pillars is a rectangular lavabo with an arch of ashlar and double frieze below. The lavabo has a convex base and faucett, and is decorated with florians and surmounted byerror:
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I think they might've been confused about what you were trying to do. Changing the brandingSettings.channel property should only set

the country with which the channel is associated. [source]

I believe the correct way to do what you're asking is by adding "Brazil" to the targeting.regions[] list.
From the documentation:

targeting.countries[]: A list of ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country codes
  where the channel section is visible. [source]

Since you've already created the channelSection, you'd just use channelSections.update() to provide a channelSection resource and specify Brazil for the targeting country. According to the ISO 3166-1 country code list, the code for Brazil is "BR". Note that if you are submitting an update request and your request does not specify a value for a property that


already has a value, the property's existing value will be deleted.
Afterwards, you can use channelSections.list() to check your channelSection resource and see that it should only be visible to users in Brazil (targeting.countries[] should have "BR" as the only value). Or maybe you could use some proxy extension to view the channel section from different countries to see if it's working as expected.

The Navajo Nation was heavily mined for uranium from the 1940s through the 1980s, resulting in the premature death of hundreds of Dine miners from occupational lung cancers and non-malignant respiratory diseases. Community members, health-care providers, and tribal leaders worry that broader public health impacts have resulted from environmental exposures to >1,000 abandoned mining and milling sites. Yet, no epidemiological evaluation of community health and exposures has occurred in mining-impacted communities. That uranium and other trace metals are strong nephrotoxicants has focused community concerns on the possible relationship between environmental agents and the high prevalence of chronic renal insufficiency in the Eastern Navajo Agency. In addition to anthropogenic exposures from mining, milling, and living near mine and mill sites, most community members haul drinking water from unregulated sources


studies will strengthen research capacity within the Navajo Nation, reduce uranium exposure, and inform development of a local kidney health surveillance system. This work will also establish norms for kidney disease biomarkers in the Navajo population, and for the first time assess contribution of kidney toxicants to progression of kidney disease in an at-risk populationmeet the sidewalk across from the Toronto Coach Terminal. Expanded lower, ground, and second floors would replace the partially exposed staircase that links the Atrium's concourse level—and the PATH—with the bus station, creating a fully enclosed connection and adding square footage.

Bay Street frontage, existing context, image via Google Maps

Inside, the H & R REIT project would also reconfigure the second floor of the complex to further expand floor area, filling the foot of both tower atriums with additional office floor space. This would cut off the atrium spaces from the retail levels, putting a roof over the shopping space. Above, however, the glass roofs that cap the marquee atrium spaces would be retained, with the new levels wrapping around the existing skylights, preserving some indirect light below.

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a teacher and a professional in the field.

“It keeps your skills sharp and just being here helps you make business connections,” Patel said to Emily Kimball in an article for the Maryland Department of Business and Economic Development. “This isn’t necessarily what we’re doing on a daily basis, so these are new skills that we are learning also. I’m a teacher, so I can go back and share these skills with my students.”readonly />
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You need first to set your pairs to easily interact.
There are many ways to achieve this kind of behavior here is one - quick and easy way to understand:
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Code & demo:

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stretch to accomodate new occupants, this news triggered a cavalcade of activity.

This week, I finished moving Two downstairs to the guest room. I organized Three's new solo room, but both he and One will also relocate to the lower level, soon to be known as The Dorm, so that Mom and Pappou can have a main floor bedroom, and a den/office/place to hide.

I emptied the garage a bit more, in preparation for its partial transformation into a Guy Cave. The Captain still isn't entirely convinced, but I'm working on it.

I weeded through tons of clothes and boy toys (not that kind- I wish!) to donate to Big Brothers/Big Sisters. It's my form of tithing. I don't go to church often enough to feel like I'm making a contribution,They also demonstrated that serum of women with endometriosis is characterized by significantly lower activity of paraoxonase-1 (PON-1), which negatively correlated with the progression of the disease \[[@B14]\]. This HDL-associated antioxidant enzyme with paraoxonase activity prevents LDL and HDL oxidation and is also responsible for the antioxidant effect of HDL. Therefore, authors speculated that unfavorable lipid profile combined with lower PON-1 activity in women with endometriosis may contribute to the increased susceptibility for the development of atherosclerosis.

In conclusion, oxLDL levels were significantly higher in the peritoneal fluid of patients with severe endometriosis than in women with serous ovarian cysts. This suggests that disrupted oxidative status in the peritoneal cavity of women with endometriosis may play a role in the etiopathogenesis of the more advanced stages of the disease.


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If it was really just about that and quiet remembrance, after all, it would be almost impossible to argue. But it patently isn’t.

If it was, we wouldn’t see the poppy itself so grotesquely caricatured by the people who purport to most care about it.

We might see more of a link to an anti-war charity, rather than one that can’t really be described as that.

We might see more uses of the phrase “never again”, something you don’t really see around this at all any more.

We wouldn’t see so many military displays. And we certainly wouldn’t see actual recruitment vans outside stadiums, as has been the case at Stoke City.

A poppy mascot outside the stadium at Leicester City (Action Images via Reuters)

It is similarly telling that


hybrid would face.

Corbett said GM would likely need to find a way to have a plug-in hybrid work with any standard electrical outlet to make it commercially viable. While a plug-in hybrid can work with just the gasoline engine, it needs to be plugged in to run most efficiently.

"A plug-in hybrid is going to require a change in consumer's daily routine," said Corbett. "If something is going to work, you have to make it as easy as possible for the consumer to adjust to a new form of vehicle propulsion. Whether it's our Saturn Vue Green Line, or the Chevy Tahoe which comes out in '07 or the Toyota Prius or Ford Escape, drivers of current hybrids don't have to do anything different."

GM has badly trailed competitors suchparticular, a new scalar field is associated with each left- and right-handed quark state, and two SUSY mass eigenstates ${\widetilde{q}_1}$ and ${\widetilde{q}_2}$ result from the mixing of the scalar fields. In some SUSY scenarios, for which the ratio of the vacuum expectation values of the two supersymmetric Higgs fields becomes large, a significant mass difference between eigenstates in the sbottom quark sector can occur, leading to a rather light sbottom ${\widetilde{b}_1}$ mass state. In a generic minimal supersymmetric extension of the SM (MSSM) and assuming R-parity conservation [@susy], sparticles are produced in pairs and the lightest supersymmetric particle (LSP) is stable and identified as the neutralino ${\widetilde{\chi{}}_{1}^{0}}$. Assuming a SUSY particle mass hierarchy such that the sbottom decays exclusively as ${\widetilde{b}_1}\to b {\widetilde{\chi{}}_{1}^{0}}$, the expected signal for direct sbottom


are generated in the framework of MSSM using [pythia]{}. Masses ${\widetilde{b}_1}$ and ${\widetilde{\chi{}}_{1}^{0}}$ are fixed, and ${\widetilde{b}_1}$ is only allowed to decay via ${\widetilde{b}_1}\to  b {\widetilde{\chi{}}_{1}^{0}}$ channel. A total of 106 different samples have been generated with sbottom mass $M_{{\widetilde{b}_1}}$ in the range between 80 GeV/$c^2$ and 280 GeV/$c^2$ and neutralino mass $M_{{\widetilde{\chi{}}_{1}^{0}}}$ up to 100 GeV/$c^2$. The samples are normalized to NLO predictions, as implemented in [prospino2]{} [@prospino], using CTEQ6.6 [@cteq] parton distribution functions (PDFs) and renormalization and factorization scales set to $M_{{\widetilde{b}_1}}$. The production cross section depends on $M_{{\widetilde{b}_1}}$ and decreases from 50 pb to 0.01 pb as the sbottom mass increases. The Monte Carlo generated events are passed through a full CDF II detector simulation (based on [geant3]{} [@geant] and [gflash]{} [@gflash]) and reconstructed and analyzed with the same analysis chain as forobtained by reversing the requirements on either $\met$ or ${E_{ T}^{\rm jet(2)}}$, or using a non-overlapping sample selected with looser $b$-tagging requirements. Control samples dominated by $Z/\gamma^*$+jets, $W$+jets, and top-quark processes, with highly energetic leptons in the final state, are obtained after requiring either $ {E_{  T,{\rm em}}^{\rm jet}}/ {E_{  T}^{\rm jet}}> 0.9$ for at least one of the jets, or selecting events with isolated tracks with ${p_{T,\rm track}}> 10$ GeV/$c$. Agreement is observed between the data and the SM predictions in each of the control samples.

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[^1]: Deceased