and

4.  Tree Fixed Point Theorem (Theorem \[thm:fixedpoint\]).

Theorem \[thm:first-two\] showed that (2) and (1) are equivalent. We have also seen that (1) implies (3), and (3) implies (4), so it suffices to show that (4) implies (2).

Let $(V,E)$ be a finite tree and $f:V \rightarrow V$ a function. Construct a metric tree $T=(V,E,X)$ from $(V,E)$ in the natural way, by realizing $E$ as edges of length 1. We now construct a continuous function $\widehat f:X \rightarrow X$ by extending the given $f$ linearly across single edges, i.e., if $\{v,w\}$ is an edge in $E$ and $x$ is a point on the realized edge that is a fraction of distance $r$ along the path from $v$ to $w$, then let $\widehat f(x)$ be the point that is a fractionwith the classical equivalence of the classical Sperner’s Lemma and KKM theorem and the Brouwer fixed point theorem.

Infinite Trees {#sc infinite trees}
==============

With additional hypotheses, we can extend both the Tree KKM theorem and the Tree Fixed Point Theorem to a tree $T$ to the infinite setting (for covers with infinitely many sets in Theorem \[thm:kkm-tree\], and to trees with infinitely many vertices in Theorem \[thm:fixedpoint\]). When $T$ is compact, our methods produce results previously shown in [@Kham96]. However, we allow $T$ to be non-compact as well, as long as the map $f$ is compact.

The following lemma will be useful:

\[le closedintersection\] Let $X$ be a topological space. Let $\Lambda$ be an infinite (not necessarily countable) index set and suppose that ${\ensuremath{\mathscr{D}} }=\{D_\alpha : \alpha\in\Lambda\}$ is a family of closed


of $T^*$ relative to $V^*$.

Suppose that $H$ is a finite subset of $V^*$. From Theorem \[thm:fixedpt-kkmcover\] we see that ${\ensuremath{\mathscr{D}} }_{f^*,H}$ is a KKM cover of $T$ relative to $H$ and thus, by Theorem \[thm:kkm-tree\], the intersection of its sets is nonempty. Thus, ${\ensuremath{\mathscr{D}} }_{f^*,A^*}$ has the finite intersection property.

Because $K$ is compact, all the sets of ${\ensuremath{\mathscr{D}} }_{f^*,A^*}$ are compact, so Theorem \[thm:kkm-tree-infinite\] shows that the intersection of sets in ${\ensuremath{\mathscr{D}} }_{f,A}$ is also non-empty, say it contains a point $z$. Then for all $v \in V^*$ we have $d(z,v) \leq d(f(z),v)$. We claim that $f(z)=z$.

Suppose that $z\neq f(z)$. If $f(z)$ were a leaf, say $v$, this would contradict that $z\in D_v$. So $f(z)$ is not a leaf and is thus a cut point. Choose $w \inas ${\ensuremath{\mathbb{R}} }$, a line with conservative positions to the right and liberal positions to the left. However, in elections over multiple issues, the spectrum might be best modeled as a subset of ${\ensuremath{\mathbb{R}} }^n$. Political spectra have been modeled also by a circle; often this arises by bending the linear political spectrum so that the extreme left-wing and right-wing positions are considered close; e.g., see [@norway-stuff]. For each voter, the set of options that a voter approves is called her [*approval set*]{}. We assume that approval sets are closed subsets of the spectrum, and we call the set of all voters together with their approval sets a [*society*]{}.

We call a society with a circular political spectrum [*super-agreeable*]{} if for each pair of voters $i,j$, one of the


a poster at the [[http://www.cis.udel.edu/researchday/2009 | CIS research day 09]] to encourage women participation in the CIS field. Click on the thumbnail below for the full sized poster.

We conducted an open survey from October 2011 to July 2012 directed to the D@H volunteers. The primary objective of this survey is benchmarking current D@H volunteers to identify their demographics, preferences, and opinions with respect to our project. The final goal, however, is to obtain data that can inform the recruitment process in accordance with research-based practices for attracting diverse populations to computing and science.

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current D@H volunteers to identify their demographics, preferences, and opinions with respect to our project. The final goal, however, is to obtain data that can inform the recruitment process in accordance with research-based practices for attracting diverse populations to computing and science.

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CISters initiative to retain and attract college-level women to the Computer Science major and other IT careers is to conduct a pilot workshop and contest of educational videos on introductory computer science (CS) topics. Through these activities we enabled freshman student teams to creatively design, role-play, and shoot short videos (5 min. each) that bring down to earth abstract concepts of CS and tie them up with fun and insightful real-life situations.

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In this post, we’ll take a look at what research says about some of the most well-known aphrodisiacs, according to a recent review of the literature published in the journal Sexual Medicine Reviews.

Oysters: Oysters are one of the oldest and most popular aphrodisiacs. They contain nutrients like zinc and certain amino acids that are thought


to affect hormone and neurotransmitter production in ways that might boost sexual desire. However, according to the authors of the review paper, “there are no RCT [randomized controlled trial] data to confirm that oysters have any beneficial effects on sexual responsivity or satisfaction.” In other words, we can’t definitely say that oysters are aphrodisiacs—but we can’t say that they aren’t, either. We need data to know the answer.

Honey: Honey has also long been thought to be an aphrodisiac. In fact, the term “honeymoon” supposedly got its name from the fact that couples used to drink fermented honey every day after getting married until the arrival of the first new moon. Again, though, there’s a lack of scientific support one way or another for this one. In the wordsEpilepsy, hyperalgesia, impaired memory, and loss of pre- and postsynaptic GABA(B) responses in mice lacking GABA(B(1)).
GABA(B) (gamma-aminobutyric acid type B) receptors are important for keeping neuronal excitability under control. Cloned GABA(B) receptors do not show the expected pharmacological diversity of native receptors and it is unknown whether they contribute to pre- as well as postsynaptic functions. Here, we demonstrate that Balb/c mice lacking the GABA(B(1)) subunit are viable, exhibit spontaneous seizures, hyperalgesia, hyperlocomotor activity, and memory impairment. Upon GABA(B) agonist application, null mutant mice show neither the typical muscle relaxation, hypothermia, or delta EEG waves. These behavioral findings are paralleled by a loss of all biochemical and electrophysiological GABA(B) responses in null mutant mice. This demonstrates that GABA(B(1)) is an essential component of pre- and postsynaptic GABA(B) receptors


for all three of these Pokemon post-reintroduction. I will be very willing to hold off for awhile.

Scraggy's Dragon Dance set is horribly outdated. As a whole, Scraggy's probably OK and I can fix some other things with small scms edits, so I am requesting that I be allowed to make a Scraggy Dragon Dance Update. I will put up a skeleton upon approval.of cache data of reusable objects. In this case, determination of a swap priority order for each cache data influences the number of swap operations to be performed in print data processing. Therefore, if the swap priority order determination method is inappropriate, the number of swap operations increases and the time required for the print data processing increases correspondingly.
To solve the above-described issue, it is important to provide an appropriate method for determining the priority order of each cache data, to identify cache data to be written into a secondary storage medium when a plurality of pieces of cache data is present in the memory, so that the processing speed can be increased.


to me, and he was shouting about guns and waving around my garden shears which he picked up,” Green told the Nottingham Post. “I didn’t want to be locked in with him, so I ran past him to unlock it for the police.”

After nearly seven minutes of failed negotiating, police deployed a TASER and rushed at Swann to arrest him.

Swann plead guilty to causing criminal damage and using threatening words and behavior to cause alarm or distress. He was sentenced to seven months, plus another 18 months for breaching a previous sentence for theft and burglary, according to the Metro.ided by -3.
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the seal upon compression by the use of additional components, such as internal helically-wound toroidal xe2x80x9cgarterxe2x80x9d springs (see U.S. Pat. No. 2,819,920) reverse facing concentric layers (see U.S. Pat. No. 4,218,067) or xe2x80x9cresilience control membersxe2x80x9d (see U.S. Pat. No. 4,946,174).
FIGS. 2A and 2B depict a prior art C-shaped seals 1 and 2. Compression of the cross section of these seals induces meridional bending stresses reaching a maximum value on the axis of symmetry of the cross-section, indicated by the line labeled A. As compression increases from initial contact to a nominal 20% of the seal free or original height, where the maximum sealing contact force consistent with safe operation is obtained, the area of the cross-section in which the stress has surpassed the yield stress gradually extends untilit approaches a fully-soaked condition over nearly the entire cross-sectional area at line A. Because only a small area of the cross-section, if any, at line A remains in an elastic state, the degree of springback obtained when the compression force is removed is reduced. A different shape of C-seal is shown in U.S. Pat. No. 3,879,043, which discloses a C-shaped seal having inwardly turned ends. However, the shape of these ends make them subject to crushing, also causing a reduction in springback.
One commonly used reinforced C-shaped seal is that which employs a helically-wound, toroidal xe2x80x9cgarterxe2x80x9d spring nested inside the C-shaped cross-section of the sealing ring. An advantage of this arrangement is that it reinforces the sealing contact stress, thereby reducing leakage by increasing deformation of the seal


to 56% (depending on generation) of the analyzed genes showed stable inheritance of the parental ortholog expression ratios seen in the *in vitro* "hybrids", while the rest 44--65% genes showed remodeled homeolog expression partitioning ([Table S2](#S1){ref-type="supplementary-material"}). Of these homeolog-expression remodeled genes in leaf, 24--43% were erasure of original biased expression of parental orthologs (hence, resulting in equal homeolog expression in AT2), while the rest 11.5--28.3% were novel biased homeolog expression in AT2 ([Table S2](#S1){ref-type="supplementary-material"}), the two types of homeolog expression alterations produced the net consequence of reduced homeolog expression bias in AT2. Extensive remodeling of homeolog expression partitioning was also observed in young inflorescence, in which 43--49% of the analyzed genes showed stable inheritance of the parental ortholog expression ratios seen in the *in vitro* "hybrids", while thewell as protracted role in determining the subgenome expression status (dominant *vs* subordinate) both at the initial stage after allotetraploidization and in the course of allopolyploid genome evolution[@b29]. It should be noted however that the cDNA-pyrosequencing of the selected genes revealed A-subgenome dominance in the young inflorescence of AT2, which appeared as not in full accordance with results of the RNA-seq-based transcriptome profiling[@b29]. This appeared discrepancy can be partially explained by the limited number of loci that can be assayed by pyrosequencing in tetraploid wheat[@b54]. Also, we noted that as much as 74.7% of the analyzed DNA-pyrosequencing loci showed A-bias in the *in vitro* "hybrids", indicating majority of this set of genes are intrinsically expressed at higher levels in the A-genome diploid parent, *T. urartu*, than in the


Material
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Seeds at selfed generation 2 (S~2~) of the synthetic allotetraploid wheat (designated AT2) and their parental species, *Ae. longissima* (genome S^l^S^l^, accession TL05) and *T. urartu* (genome AA, accession TMU06) were procured from Dr. Moshe Feldman (Weizmann Institute of Science, Israel). AT2 (2*n* = 4× = 28, genome S^l^S^l^AA) was produced by intergeneric hybridization followed by colchicine-mediated genome doubling of the first filial generation (F1) hybrids between TL05 (♀) and TMU06 (♂). AT2 and its parental genotypes were propagated under strict selfing to obtain seeds of advanced generations. The collected seeds of 18 natural wild tetraploid wheat, *T. turgidum ssp.* *dicoccoides* (2*n* = 4× = 28, genome BBAA) and 14 domesticated form of *T. turgidum ssp. durum* (2*n* = 4× = 28, genome BBAA) were also propagated by strict selfing. Detailed information on these plants was provided ([Table S4](#S1){ref-type="supplementary-material"}).

Sequential FISHnot one that means long-term travel disruption. When President Reagan fired air traffic controllers in 1981, air travel slowed. But after supervisors and military controllers joined non-striking controllers, 80 percent of flights were operating normally.

Meanwhile in New York, part of LaGuardia Airport has been evacuated after a suspicious package was found in the central terminal building. According to Bloomberg, emergency services and the city’s bomb squad are on the scene but there are no further details regarding the incident at this point.

And finally in Boston – where security has been tight ever since yesterday’s bombing at the Boston Marathon – an aircraft is under investigation. US Airways Flight 1716 has been stopped at Boston Logan Airport because of security concerns, although the exact nature of the threat is


Experimentally derived viscoelastic properties of human skin and muscle in vitro.
Measurement of the mechanical properties of human skin in vivo is challenging. Moreover, those with regard to excitation frequency have been rarely reported thus far. In this study, a vibration-based experimental method was employed to measure the viscoelastic properties with regard to the excitation frequency. Pieces of human skin and skeletal muscle excised from cadavers immediately post mortem were stored in a sealed container. As the experiment began, they were removed from the container and used to measure the viscoelastic properties as time elapsed. Young's moduli of the samples of human skin tissue that were immediately removed from the container were found to be similar to those obtained with in-vivo indentation methods. They were also found to beif we use revenues bonds to build a toll road, the tolls pay off the bond. These bonds are used mainly for public infrastructure.

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What would Prop 53 do?

Prop 53 proposes that any revenue bond over $2 billion would need approval by the voters statewide. Right now revenue bonds are approved by the legislature.

Local bond measures by school districts, cities, counties, or community colleges would be exempt. So would projects on U.C. campuses.

But if local agencies partner with the state on a bond it would need statewide voter approval.

The $2 billion limit would be adjusted according to inflation.

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Supporters have dubbed Prop 53 the “No Blank Checks” initiative. They say:

California is already deep in debt. This gives


– please encourage our kids not to drink and drive!

And although the Arrive Alive® program and the pledge were originally designed for teens, anyone of any age could sign it. After all, the problem of driving under the influence is hardly limited to teens. This is an issue that affects us all.North Lawrence Community Schools

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Political districts
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a happy place where I was born and lived until almost 6 years old. We lived by a Pennsylvania dairy farm surrounded by cornfields and rolling hills, where the scenery was lush and the smells in the air were plenty. It was long ago; however, the smell of fresh corn still sparks those childhood memories of walking through cornfields and swinging on a creekside tree swing.

Inspired by farmer’s market corn freshly picked that morning and selecting the vendor’sfavorite, bi-color corn*, I searched for a recipe that was new and refreshing. I found a recipe for polenta from fresh corn from Yotam Ottolenghi. Polenta made from fresh corn seems obvious, but I’ve never thought to make it. It was different than polenta made from cornmeal, and I loved it.

Thisis a slight variation of the recipe (proportions and my cooking time) and I would even try different or no cheeses in the dish, depending on with what I paired it. The photo shown here is with Ottelenghi’s eggplant tomato sauce he used with the polenta. I’m already planning on trying this again with the last of the corn harvest, making with a mushroom sauce.

Serves 3-4

4 ear of corn

1 ½ cups water

2 Tbs butter

5 oz feta, crumbled

salt & pepper

Remove the husk and silk from each ear and shave off the kernels.

Put the kernels in a medium saucepan and cover them with the water. Bring to a boil then cook for 12 minutes on a low simmer. Using a slotted spoon, remove the kernels from the water into a


food processor. Reserve the cooking liquid. Process the corn for several minutes to breakdown as much of the kernel case as possible. Add some of the cooking liquid if the mixture becomes to dry to process. (I didn’t have this problem.)

Return the corn paste to the pan with the cooking liquid and cook, while stirring, on low heat for 15-20 minutes. As the mixture thickens toward a mashed potato consistency, stir more frequently. Fold in the butter, feta, salt and pepper and cook for another 2 to 3 minutes. Add more seasoning as desired.

Enjoy!

xo,

Julie

*The farmer’s market vendor gave me a reminder of the differences of the corn: yellow is more buttery, white is sweeter and bi-color is the wonderful combination of buttery and sweet.

It’s been a long timethen add the tomatoes, onions and garlic, 1 tsp paprika and 1 cup stock (or water). Once tomatoes start to break down, add the chipotle and adobo. (I used ½ chipotle and 1 Tbs adobo.) Next, add kale to wilt. Then, add the lentils and potatoes. Cook for 20-30 minutes, allowing flavors to blend. More liquid can be added if a more soupy texture desired. Salt and pepper to taste. When serving, add a splash of white vinegar to the dish.

If you have less cooking time, you can continue to add the ingredients to the pot. I chose sauté the potatoes in the onion and garlic oil for texture and to adhere more flavors onto the potatoes.

I like to cook. When I get or make the time, cooking


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C++ pass a function as argument

I need to call a library function in C++, it has the form:
double brents_fun(std::function <double(double)> f);

I can call this function by the following:
double fun1(double x)
{
   return -2.0*x+1;
}

void main()
{
   brents_fun(fun1);
   return 0;
}

I want to pass another function to brents_fun, like:
double fun2(double x, double y)
{
   return -2.0*x+y;
}

void main()
{
   y=12.0;
   brents_fun( fun2(x,y=12) );
   return 0;
}

In my real code, y is complicated. I need to read data from file, do some calculations with the data to generate y. That's why I need two argument x and y in fun2. y will not be changed during calling brents_fun.
Since y is not changed, is there a way to pass fun2 to brents_fun?
Thank you.
Hao

A:

You basically want


People like to think Microsoft is the dean of proprietary software companies. Nonsense! Microsoft is making serious investments in open-source software. Apple, though, now there's a company that likes to lock down its code.

Except, to everyone's surprise, in 2015 Apple open sourced Swift, its iOS and OS X application development language. Then, the question was "How serious is Apple about open-sourcing Swift?"

The answer has turned out to be "quite serious." Apple recently open-sourced its Swift benchmark suite. Now, with the release of Swift 2.2, Apple is bringing Swift to Linux.

Specifically, Swift 2.2 includes support for Swift on Ubuntu Linux 14.04 and 15.10. Apple admits that "The Linux port is still relatively new and in this release does not include the Swift Core Libraries (which will appear in Swift“Sexy Arms” = Sexist Coverage

Many details are beginning to emerge regarding the recent scandal with General Petraeus’ resignation and the affair with Paula Broadwell that led to it. Unfortunately, these details have focused more on sexist descriptions of Broadwell’s physical characteristics than possible breaches of national security. Discussion about her toned arms, tight outfits, or “shameless self-promoting prom queen” attitude are not only utterly irrelevant, but disgustingly sexist. There have been no remarks on the General’s outfit choices or seductive ways because these comments are simply never made about men.

Given this outrageous coverage, columnist Frank Bruni of the New York Times deserves huge praise. In today’s paper, he’s called out fellow journalists—including those from the Daily Beast, the Washington Post, and Business Insider—for “reverting to clichés that should


be retired and indulging in a sexism we like to think we’ve moved past.” Why, Bruni asks, are we reading about Broadwell’s body fat percentage or outfit choices when there are serious questions that need to be asked about the investigation and the situation that prompted it?

Great question! Our research at Name It. Change It. shows that sexist comments about women not only distract our focus from the real issues at hand, as in the case of the Petraeus resignation, but are seriously harmful to women. We see it all the time, especially with women who are running for office. Despite awesome gains for women in the 2012 election cycle, sexism in the media remained pervasive and persistent problem. In fact, it was so bad that we tookmechanism and significance of cortactin degradation during IAV infection. Using the RNA interference screen, we have confirmed the involvement of lysosome and identified the role of a lysosomal protease, cathepsin C in cortactin degradation during IAV infection. However, the role of other cathepsins (A, E, F, L, S, V, and X \[[@B18-viruses-12-00087],[@B22-viruses-12-00087]\]) not targeted here cannot be ruled out. Furthermore, using the same strategy, we also confirmed the involvement of mainly caspase-3 not caspase-6 or -7, the other two main executioner caspases \[[@B24-viruses-12-00087]\], in cortactin degradation. Next, it will be interesting to investigate the link between cathepsin C and caspase-3 in the degradation of cortactin during IAV infection. Cathepsin C, also known as dipeptidyl peptidase I, is one of the first lysosomal proteases to be discovered and is


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![The depletion of cathepsin C rescued cortactin polypeptide degradation in IAV-infected cells. (**A**) A549 cells were transfected with 10 nM of control (Ctrl) small-interfering RNA (siRNA) or cathepsin C (CatC) siRNA for 72 h. Cells were then infected with WSN at a multiplicity of infection (MOI) of 3.0. After 24 h, total cell lysates of uninfected (UNI) and infected (INF) cells were prepared, and cortactin, actin, and viral nucleoprotein (NP) polypeptides were detected by western


Rights Under Law on behalf five different civil rights and civic engagement groups, including the Georgia NAACP. Sacha Haworth, an Ossoff spokesperson, said Handel, a former Georgia secretary of state, was using the decision for her own gain.

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Rosenberg said when the lawsuit was filed that it was “actually a very, very simple case.” “Federal law specifically defines elections as including runoff elections,” he said.

There are 464,000 more voter applications this year than in the previous non-presidential year, according to The Telegraph.

The race is being closely watched because of the unexpected support for Ossoff. Republicans have long controlled the district, but Ossoff earned 48.1 percent of the vote in the April special election ― just falling short of the 50 percent threshold required to avoid a runoff.

The runoff contest to fill the seat vacated by Tom Price, now secretary of Health and Human Services, is on June 20.


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In all current and past versions of Python, you can let the StopIteration exception that might be raised


width=0) (actual time=15.302..519.076 rows=213 loops=1) -> Index Scan using idx_address_userid on address (cost=0.00..232.52 rows=23 width=4) (actual time=10.143..62.822 rows=1 loops=8) Index Cond: (user_id = 245) Filter: current Rows Removed by Filter: 14 Total runtime: 219.428 ms (1 rows)

Hopefully not being too overwhelmed by this due to having read the other detail on query plans we can see that it is using an index as expected. The difference is its having to fetch 15 different rows from the index then discard the bulk of them. The number of rows discarded is showcased by the line:

Rows Removed by Filter: 14

This is just one more of the many improvements in Postgres 9.2 alongside pg_stat_statements.

To further optimize this we would great a conditional OR composite index. A conditional would be where only currentWednesday was one of those days in the White House. The administration released a barrage of plans, figures, and tweets on every conceivable issue, suggesting that it’s just about ready to fight a war on eleven different fronts at the same time—and maybe start a real war too. This tweet, from HuffPo’s Sam Stein, sums up the day that was nicely:

Just your average day where POTUS might leave NAFTA, cripple health care, confront north korea, push massive tax cut, and break up a court — Sam Stein (@samsteinhp) April 26, 2017

By the end of the day, the White House had backed off its threat to leave NAFTA. It is still beating the drum of war on North Korea, but it seems to be doing so because it thinks


Hedrick, and his wife Jessie Hedrick, and Vernon Hedrick and his wife Hazel Hedrick, (collectively, the Hedricks) owned land located in rural Caddo County, Oklahoma. A railroad right of way held by the Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Railroad and Railway Company ran north and south through the Hedricks' property, dissecting it into east and west tracts.[1]
¶ 3 In 1962, the Hedricks sold the west tract to the defendants/appellees, Ira F. Rogers and his wife Lucille Rogers,[2] (collectively, the Rogers). The Rogers' deed described the property as "lying and situated West of the westerly line of the . . . [railroad] rightof-way."[3] According to the testimony of the Rogers' son, sometime in 1963, the Rogers and the Hedricks constructed a permanent fence some distance east of the eastupon by building a fence and they actually occupy their properties up to the line for a long period of time, the boundary will be held good although the time has not been sufficient to establish prescriptive title.
¶ 21 Here, there is no direct evidence of a mutual parol agreement.[18] The Rogers' son testified that he was present when the fence was constructed by his family and the Hedricks in 1963.[19] He characterized the fence as a fence to keep cattle off of the right of way and to serve as a the boundary line between the two properties. Nevertheless, he admitted that he knew nothing of the intentions or any agreement of the property owners to mutually recognize that the fence would serve as a boundary line


it will not direct that the suit be terminated by judgment but rather will order the cause (in which nisi prius decree stands reversed) to be remanded for new trial. Guinn v. Church of Christ of Collinsville, 1989 OK 8, ¶ 22, 775 P.2d 766, 775; Sherrill v. Sovereign Camp, W.O.W., 1938 OK 549, ¶¶ 12, 13, 86 P.2d 295, 296.
NOTES
[1]  It is undisputed that the interest the railroad held in the land was in the nature of an easement.
[2]  Lucille Rogers died in 1993, before this cause was filed. Ira Rogers was alive when the lawsuit was filed, but died shortly before the cause went to trial. The remaining defendants/appellants are the Rogers' two children, Russell Rogers and Susan K. Hendricks.
[3]  The deed described12 O.S.1991 § 93 provides in pertinent part:

"Actions for the recovery of real property, or for the determination of any adverse right or interest therein, can only be brought within the periods hereinafter prescribed, after the cause of action shall have accrued, and at no other time thereafter:
. . .
(4) An action for the recovery of real property not hereinbefore provided for, within fifteen (15) years."
Title 60 O.S.1991 § 333 provides:
"Occupancy for the period prescribed by civil procedure, or any law of this state as sufficient to bar an action for the recovery of the property, confers a title thereto, denominated a title by prescription, which is sufficient against all."
[12]  Willis v. Holley, 1996 OK 107, ¶ 6, 925 P.2d 539; Sears v. State Dept. of Wildlife


is designed to integrate into the landscape – the stone walls were sourced locally, the windows are tinted to limit reflection and the timber upper level stained dark to blend into the bush behind. It has been said that the colour of the New Zealand native bush is black.

It was important to activate the spaces around the house giving a progression to enjoy. From the lawn overlooking the sea soaking up the morning light, to the private courtyard, framed by the Nikau grove, catching the last rays in the evening whilst enjoying the outdoor fire.

Architecture: Daniel Marshall Architects

Designers: Daniel Marshall, Adriana Toader

Photography by Simon DevittQ:

Show that $\mu(\bigcap\limits_{n=1}^{\infty}F_{n})=\lim\mu(F_{n})$ can fail if $\mu(F_1) = +\infty$

Show that lemma 3.4 (b) in The Elements of Integration by Bartle may fail if the finiteness condition $\mu(F_{1})<+\infty$ is dropped.

Lemma 3.4(b): Let $\mu$ be a measure defined on a $\sigma$-algebra $X$.  If $(F_{n})$ is decreasing sequence in $X$ and if $\mu(F_{1})<+\infty$, then
  $$\mu \Bigg(\bigcap\limits_{n=1}^{\infty}F_{n}\Bigg)=\lim\mu(F_{n})$$

A:

You can see that in the proof of Lema 3.4(b) when he defines the sequence of sets $E_n=F_1 - F_n $ , you can't say that $\mu (E_n) = \mu (F_1) - \mu (F_n)$ if $\mu(F_1)$ is not finite.
This could get you in trouble because expression like $\infty - \infty$ aren't well defined in this context.
For a counter-example, you could use $X=\mathbb{R}$ as the set; the power set $\mathcal{P}(\mathbb{R})$ as the $\sigma$-álgebra and the


the stories of one southern, class-straddling lawyer and her death row clients

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No, I didn’t spell it wrong. Though you can spell it “hollow,” those of us from Appalachia pronounce and spell it “holler.” Technically, it is a “small valley between mountains.” But we never really think of it technically.

It didn’t take me long to conclude that I was the right person to be investigating a murder case in the hollers of Western North Carolina. Not because of any brilliance on my part, but because of my common heritage with the people of the region. While I am not a mountain woman myself, I am not far removed. (more at https://mysites.charlottelaw.edu/personal/cadcock/Personal%20Documents/Blog%20entries.docx). In addition, I spent my early adult years deep in Appalachia, getting my schooling atto disappear on his own. Those that didn’t, like Selma, suffered greatly, as did their children.

Elsie’s husband was long gone, and she had been on her own for decades in her little cabin on the brook. Her children visited and tried to get her to move out, but she would not. Despite her 80 some years, she had rarely seen a doctor. She showed us her leg as evidence of just how little she needed doctors. She had sores on it but they had been worse. “I just pulled the skin off the sores and fed it to the chickens,” she said proudly.

I was only 17 years old when I left home for college. I was not well-traveled, well-read or well-coiffed, but I did have determination, strength of


manage anymore. It’s time I started sharing this stuff with you in categories, I guess! So here’s the top things to do in Cape Town for under R100, based on my experience in the past 7 months of living in and loving beautiful Cape Town!

Option 3: Grab a book, a picnic blanket, a bottle of wine and a friend and go chill on Chapman’s Peak. You’re likely to see something in that water. I’ve often sat and watched dolphins playing in Hout Bay and on this day, caught a pair of whales having a frolick in the bay!

Cost: Nothing. Only a bottle of wine out of your wine rack.

Hiking, anywhere

One of my favourites! There are so many hiking trails to choose from that you can find one tolocal fishy goodness and the outside area has a beautiful view of the bay. You’ll probably have some seals swimming around in front of you there too.

A glorious day out also calls for a boat trip out to “Seal Island”. It’s heavily touristic but is actually quite fun being out on the open water, seeing the bay from a different perspective. As a bonus, you’ll feel like you’re in another country because you’ll be the only South African on the boat 😉

Cost: Your fish and chips will cost you under R100, I assure you. A Seal Island cruise on the “Calypso” is R65 per adult.

Walk/jog on the Sea Point promenade at sunset

Because if you don’t, you are wasting your life. Just saying.

Cost: Nothing

Wine tasting in Constantia

Okay, so this


suggest that transfusion recipients should be given systematic anti-malarial prophylaxis \[[@B3],[@B5],[@B6]\]. For many years, presumptive anti-malarial treatment with inexpensive chloroquine was given to blood recipients to prevent TTM \[[@B1],[@B2]\]. However, the spread of chloroquine resistance across SSA has led to such a strategy becoming redundant and ineffective \[[@B1],[@B2]\]. Alternatives to chloroquine, such as artemisinin and artemisinin-based combination therapy (ACT) are considerably more expensive, weakening the applicability and usefulness of anti-malarial prophylaxis in resource-poor settings until latterly \[[@B2],[@B3]\].

Fortunately, a new programme, the Affordable Medicines Facility - Malaria (AMFm), has recently been put in place with satisfactory results. This is a pilot supra-national subsidy programme that aims to increase access and affordability, therefore, reducing the price of ACT to levels similar to that of less effective anti-malarials (such as sulphadoxine-pyrimethaminerespectively \[[@B21]\].

Given that asymptomatic carriage of malaria parasites is common in malaria-endemic countries \[[@B22]\], parasitaemia detected in a blood recipient could have been acquired from a mosquito bite rather than from the transfused blood. TTM can consequently only be confirmed by genotyping to demonstrate that the parasite in the recipient is identical to the one in the transfused blood. Studies show that the frequency of post-transfusion malaria varies from less than 0.2 cases per million recipients in non-endemic countries to 50 per million in endemic ones \[[@B23]\].

Anecdotally, Owusu-Ofori *et al.*\[[@B24]\] conducted a study, the result of which showed a genotypically confirmed TTM in only one (2%) of their 50 patients who received a blood transfusion positive for *P. falciparum* by polymerase chain reaction (PCR). The parasite density in


a lower sensitivity of around 500 parasites/μL \[[@B35],[@B36]\]. Further, a single parasite identified by microscopic evaluation of a thick blood film (4 mL) is equivalent to almost 10,000 parasites in a 450 mL unit of blood \[[@B20]\]. But despite their continued application as key diagnostic tests, microscopy techniques have some major limitations that render them inappropriate for universal or targeted donor screening. Precisely, they lack the required sensitivity and specificity to detect all infected units, specifically in situations of low parasite density, hence presenting a real transfusion risk for the recipient \[[@B18],[@B27]\]. In addition, they are time-consuming (generally requiring one hour or more for preparation and detailed examination), are inadequate for examining a large volume of samples, and do require considerable expertise and specialized equipment when fluorescent methods are usedonly screening blood destined for neonates \[[@B20]\]. There are also additional strategies that can be implemented, depending on the geography of the country, the periodicity of malaria (seasonal or year round), the type and age of the donors, and the age, gender and underlying condition of the recipients, together with their existing malaria status. For example, the algorithm recently proposed by Sobani *et al.* in Pakistan is mainly based on the aforementioned strategy \[[@B33]\]. Finally, some promising new technologies are forthcoming, such as pathogen reduction measures that have the potential to reduce TTM with *P. falciparum* being highly sensitive to inactivation by photochemical treatment with amotosalen and long wavelength ultraviolet light \[[@B20]\]. But this strategy is not yet implemented even in Northern countries, and its feasibility in SSA


the vessel, and decided that the vessel was not a total loss as a result of the fire. The jury decided that the total cost of repairs was $68,287, over and above Nationwide's advance payments of $25,551.36, and awarded storage costs of $4,500. The trial court entered a final judgment in favor of Carlough in the amount of $72,787 and reserved jurisdiction to determine entitlement to attorney's fees and costs.
At the hearing for attorney's fees, Mr. Schold, Carlough's trial counsel, testified to the following facts. Nationwide authorized repairs of the boat and made some advance payments for these repairs. Thereafter, Nationwide suddenly ceased payments to allow work to proceed in a timely fashion. Carlough sent a letter to Nationwide, through his counsel, that demanded the issues be resolvedfor attorney's fees in an amount to be determined by the trial court.
LEHAN, C.J., and HALL, J., concur.
NOTES
[1]  Appellant relies upon subsection one of that statute:

Upon the rendition of a judgment or decree by any of the courts of this state against an insurer and in favor of any named or omnibus insured or the named beneficiary under a policy or contract executed by the insurer, the trial court ... shall adjudge or decree against the insurer and in favor of the insured or beneficiary a reasonable sum as fees or compensation for the insured's or beneficiary's attorney prosecuting the suit in which the recovery is had.
§ 627.428(1), Fla. Stat. (1991).


their verandas, sipping mint juleps, lighting cigars with 20-dollar bills, watching us run. “Those Democrats are so entertaining,” they might say. “After the election, they will make great pets."

Speaking of Republicans, I didn’t see a single Repub candidate out on the hustings. I kept my eyes and ears open as I slipped campaign material through screen doors or rolled it up to slip between door knob and door jamb. I saw no Repub material, either. A curious overnight with only a few weeks left to go. The Repubs must feel confident. Wyoming is a one-party state, after all, and never more so than this year when its Repub Gov candidate leads the Dem candidate by a huge 30-point margin.

Still, we persevere. On one street, I ran into themilitary veteran) spouted the Fox News repertoire of Death Panels and cutting big gubment and those damn commies and socialists. Ken said, “I’m a combat veteran and have been fighting socialists all my life.” The man changed his tune and shook Ken’s hand.

Now, a socialist commie pinko peacenik such as me might take umbrage at this. Let me take a short-time out for some umbrage.

Ah, that’s better.

How do you fight this sort of Tea Party crap, where people get into your face and spew a barrage of nonsense?

Shoot back. Humor’s good, too, but it’s often wasted on the brainwashed. Ken is a combat veteran and a Democrat and a smart guy with great ideas. Should he not make use of all of his credentials? I’ve voted for Democrats


Panic disorder and perceived parental rearing behavior investigated by the Japanese version of the EMBU scale.
Although recent studies have found dysfunctional parental rearing behaviour is associated with certain aspects of psychopathology of panic disorder (PD), the results are not in complete agreement. By using a translated Japanese version of the EMBU (Egna Minnen Beträffande Uppfostran), we investigated the parental rearing behavior perceived by 103 normal subjects, 71 PD patients with agoraphobia, and 32 PD patients without agoraphobia. The PD patients scored both parents as more rejecting and overprotective than did the controls. However, subgroup analysis showed that the patients with agoraphobia reported significantly more rejection from both parents and less emotional warmth from mothers, while the patients without agoraphobia, by contrast, reported more overprotection from both parents andmore favouring subject from fathers than did the controls. Interestingly, these results were consistent with those documented in the Western literature, which reported "affectionless control" as a parenting style in PD, and, furthermore, indicated a cross-cultural similarity of parental rearing factor. In addition, it was suggested that a lack of care might be associated with the development of agoraphobia in Japan.


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This Site may contain typographical errors or inaccuracies and may not be complete or current. On the Site some products may appear larger or smaller than their actual size. Redtail therefore reserves the right to correct any errors, inaccuracies or omissions and to change orinto account is the length of run for gravity shelving. Too long a run can result in wasted space as each lane can only hold one product line. The option is to have one product line across a number of lanes rather than have a long run. Two further points to bear in mind are the need for ongoing maintenance for the rollers and secondly the fact that different products will have different weights and will require different inclines to propel them down to the front.

An alternative to shelving are bin drawers, which provide greater security and high-density storage.

Mobile shelving and racking

Where space is at a premium and access to items is intermittent, as in the case of archive material and very slow-moving items, mobile shelving and racking,


are controlled by an operator who uses a computer keypad to type in the location, product code or order number, depending on how the software has been set up. If an order number is keyed in, the carousel will stop at the operator station in pick sequence.

An operator may look after more than one carousel (pods) in order to limit the amount of down time waiting for each carousel to rotate. Goods-to-operator systems are designed to keep the operator working as much as possible and reduce the amount of travel time.

Horizontal carousels vary significantly in length depending on the nature of the product to be stored. They can also range in height from 2 to 8 metres, necessitating the use of a platform to access the product orLifting operations and lifting equipment regulations: UK legislation

LPG | Liquified Petroleum Gas

LTL | Less than truck load, ie partly full vehicle

LU | Logistical unit, eg pallet, case

Marshalling area | Where packages or items are grouped together for a purpose, eg grouped by delivery route; see also collation

MHE | Materials handling equipment, eg forklift truck

NDC | National distribution centre

OCR | Optical character recognition; usually characters are in a format readable by humans and machines

OMS | Order management system

OTIF | On time and in full: the order must be delivered with exactly the items and quantities as ordered and on the day requested

Pareto analysis | To identify the most important activities or items which account for 80 per cent of the value, turnover, etc; also known as the 80/20 rule


portal circulation without needing to be esterified.

Q: What does it mean for a fatty acid to be esterified?
A: when fatty acids are esterified, they are made into triacylglycerols.

Q: How are short and medium chain fatty acids transported directly into portal circulation into the liver?
A: via albumin.

Q: What is the difference between micelle and chylomicron?
A: micelle is formed in the intestine. Chylomicron is formed in the mucosa to be carried in the blood.

Q: What is the main cargo of chylomicrons?
A: Triacylglycerol

Q: Where are the chylomicrons assembled in a cell?
A: ER and Golgi

Q: What is the half-life of chylomicrons?
A: very very short! 30 minutes. Triacylglycerol half life is 5-10 min

Q: Where are the chylomicrons exocytosed into from the mucosal enterocyte?
A: into lacteals (lymphatic system)

Q: Once they go from the mucosalcells.

Q: What type of LDLs are more avidly picked up by scavenger receptors?
A: chemically altered LDLs like on aberrant/aged lipoproteins. Protective function.

Q: What other things do scavenger receptors bind?
A: negatively-charged particles, like bacteria… so may be important for immune defense.

Q: In liver, adrenals, lungs and kidneys, most of LDL is taken up via LDL receptors. How about in the intestine and spleen?
A: most is taken up by scavenger receptors on macrophages.

Q: Cholesterol controls ACAT, HMG-CoA reductase, and LDL receptors to control how much cholesterol is available to the cell. However, it does not down-regulate scavenger receptors that much. What is the result of this?
A: macrophages can accumulate cholesterol more if the LDL receptors on other cells are reduced.

Q: What is the structure of lysolecithin?
A: phosphatidylcholine minus a fatty


yellowish plaques that contain cholesterol and other lipids.

Q: Why is HDL the “good cholesterol”?
A: because it does “reverse transport” of cholesterol from muscles and organs to the liver.

Q: Why is LDL the “bad cholesterol”?
A: because in its oxidized form, it can cause plaques.

Q: Besides LDL, what special lipoprotein is another risk for atherosclerosis?
A: Lipoprotein a (LPa), which has apoprotein A disulfide bonded to apo B-100.

Q: Can you control the amount of LPa in your body through diet?
A: No… it is genetic.

Q: When do foam cells and fatty streaks form?
A: When there is not enough HDL to pick up all the excess cholesterol (in LDL) that macrophages carry.

Q: What happens in Abetalipoproteinemia?
A: you don’t have triacylglycerol transfer protein in ER of liver and intestines… so you can’t make triacylglycerol-richNH3 in our body come from?
A: deamination of glutamine in liver mitochondria.

Q: What is BUN?
A: Blood Urea Nitrogen.

Q: When is BUN low?
A: when liver is failing (L for Liver, L for Low). Because liver produces the N when it breaks down proteins, so a fall in urea means failure of liver.

Q: When is BUN high?
A: when kidneys fail, causing uremia (urea in blood). Because kidneys get rid of urea, so if you can’t get rid of it, then means you got kidney failure.

Q: What’s so great about memorizing the steps of Urea Cycle?
A: There are no coenzymes!

Q: What does the Urea cycle start with?
A: CO2, NH3 and 2 ATP

Q: What is the first step in the urea cycle?
A: CO2, NH3 and 2 ATP become Carbamoyl phosphate via Carbamoyl


STEP)
A: Remove Pyrophosphate from C-1, then add amide group from glutamine → becomes 5’-phosphoribosylamine. This is done by Glutamine-PRPP-amido-transferase, which is regulatory. Inhibited by its end products AMP, GMP, and IMP.

Q: After you make 5-phosphoribosylamine, what next? (THIRD STEP)
A: 9 steps that follow turn it into inosine monophosphate (IMP). THF is needed in two key reactions that transfer 1-C groups. SO YOU NEED THF, SO YOU NEED FOLATE BECAUSE OF THIS!!!

Q: You get a lot of turnover nucleic acids, either from yourself or from eating. What happens to these/
A: they can either be converted to nucleotides for use in energy metabolism or reused in nucleic acid synthesis (SALVAGE PATHWAY).

Q: What are the two enzymes that do the SALVAGE PATHWAY? What do they all require?
A: HGPRT and APRT. TheyIDDM (Type I Diabetes) is insulitis. What is it?
A: When virus infects beta-cells of pancreas, causing T-cells to come in and destroy them.

Q: On what chromosome is there a major locus of IDDM (Insulin Dependent Diabetes)?
A: Chromosome 6, which is also where the HLA loci for MHC molecules are located. So perhaps IDDM is an autoimmune disease in which beta cells are presented as foreign.

Q: If you find a really high glucagon levels, what does it mean?
A: no insulin

Q: What causes weight loss in Diabetes?
A: excessive fat consumption (due to high glucagon), and loss of muscle protein to support gluconeogenesis.

Q: What is glucosuria?
A: When plasma glucose exceeds renal ability to reabsorb it. You pee out glucose.

Q: How do glucose levels look in a person who is starving and


someone who has diabetes?
A: In the diabetic, glucose levels are too high. In the starving, the glucose levels are normal (because your body does gluconeogensis, glycogenolysis and other processes to keep glucose levels around normal).

Q: How do ketone production look production look in a starving patient vs. diabetic?
A: ketone production much greater in diabetic (ketoacidosis). The starving patient just has physiological ketosis, not ketoacidosis.the recovery of the world economy after “the great recession”. The bulk of those trillions went to the supply side: companies, banks and investors. Countries that would venture to favor the demand side risk capital flight and galloping inflation. This “trickle down” strategy worked, to a certain extent. The recovery has been going on for a relatively long time. But if poverty and the sense of threat and insecurity rise so strongly during the recovery, what can we expect when the economy crashes again?

Dancing on a limp cord

The revival began to sputter in 2018. Growth slowed everywhere, except in the US. But even there, the drug of cheap money and tax cuts is losing its effect. Investors are nervously looking for security, with wild stock market fluctuations as


there are differences within that consensus about what this means in practice, is undoubtedly true. But the main lines are set.

Liberal democracy is the political mirror image of the free market economy. Large and small companies compete for the same market, the same voters. They sell ideology, sentiment and personalities. They sell a brand. The smaller companies are looking for their niche. They all want in the first place to grow, just like ordinary companies. To this end, they constantly update their profile. The narrowing of the basic differences makes them reach for symbols with a strong emotional resonance. The immigration debate is very suitable for this. It generates violent emotions that can determine electoral behavior to no small degree. Candidates for office probably received from their pollsters"Stop it!" "I'll go with you." "OK?" "If that's what you want, we'll go." "Just..." "Stop it." "Sharon, we can work this all out right here." "No, we can't." "All right." "All right, then." "You were the only person that was ever nice to me, you know that?" "I mean..." "Hey, you remember that first day in class when you wore that green dress with the yellow flowers on it?" "And when you stood in front of the window you could almost see through it?" "Where are we going?" " Where are you taking me?" " l don't know." "Anywhere you wanna go." "I got money from the cash machine, you know?" "Plus, you know, we can take any car you want." "You know, you just take your


in the mailings: Luka Rocco Magnotta, a.ka. Eric Clinton Newman, a.ka. Vladimir Romanov. Magnotta lived in the apartment building where the suitcase with the torso was found.

Magnotta was a struggling model who resorted to working in pornography and the male escort business.

17. 9. On The Run

Magnotta’s current whereabouts are unknown, although Canadian and French officials believe he is in France.

Magnotta, however, was an accomplished world traveler. His personal blog contains photos of him visiting locations as far flung as New York, Paris and the Dominican Republic. He was also obsessed with the notion of disappearing, having written about the process on his personal website.

19. 10. Red Notice

Interpol, the international police organization, has issued a Red Notice on Magnotta (the equivalent of the FBI’s Most Wanted List). Magnotta’s informationhas been sent to all of Interpol’s 190 member countries.

Of special concern, say investigators, is Magnotta’s ability to adopt multiple aliases and appearances. It is suspected Magnotta may even be disguised as a woman.

21. 11. “Devastatingly Good Looking”

Here is Magnotta auditioning for a Canadian reality show called Coverguy. Contestants competed for the opportunity to appear on the cover of a LBGT magazine. He was rejected by judges and did not appear on the show.

If you see Luka Rocco Magnotta, or have information regarding his wherabouts, contact your local authorities immediately.


was measured by MTT assay, as well as by LDH assay. Briefly, for the MTT assay, following treatment, 10 *μ*l MTT solution (5 mg/ml) were added to each well for an additional 4 h of incubation. The MTT reagent was then replaced with DMSO (100 *μ*l/well) carefully to dissolve the formazan crystals. The absorbance at 570 nm was measured using a microplate reader (Infinite M200 Pro; Tecan, Männedorf, Switzerland). For the LDH assay, following treatment, the culture medium of each well was collected for LDH determination. The optical absorbance at 450 nm was measured using a microplate reader. Results were expressed as the percentage of the absorbance of the control cells, which was considered as 100%.

Analysis of morphological changes
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The PC12 cells were cultured and treated in a similarthat the neuroprotective effects of PF are likely connected with the inhibition of Bax and Bad expression and the increase of Bcl-2 and Bcl-xL expression.

Apoptogenic factors release and activate the executioners of apoptosis, the caspases ([@b46-ijmm-40-03-0825]). It has been found that caspases play an important role in the apoptotic process; the regulation of caspases has a shown promising effect in attenuating apoptosis ([@b47-ijmm-40-03-0825]). Caspase-3 is the executive factor of apoptosis, as it activates DNA fragmentation, which in turn activates endonucleases to cleave nuclear DNA and as a result, leads to cell death ([@b48-ijmm-40-03-0825],[@b49-ijmm-40-03-0825]). Caspase-9 is an initiator caspase and is activated during programmed cell death (apoptosis). Once initiated, caspase-9 then cleaves pro-caspase-3, which cleaves several cellular targets. In the present study, glutamate markedly increased caspase-3 and caspase-9 protein


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expression of gene MMP-13 in chondrocytes of each group were determined with Real-time PCR and Western blot, respectively. And the total NF-κB p65 and phosphorylated NF-κB p65 in chondrocytes were detected with Western blot. The content of H2S in the synovial fluid of degenerative knee was (14.3±3.3) μmol/L. Expressions of endogenous H2S and its synthases including CBS, CSE and MPST were present in the cytoplasm of chondrocytes.CSE protein expression in Grade 3 (defined by outerbridge grading) cartilage tissues was significantly increased as compared with that of Grade 1 cartilage tissues (1.67±0.09 vs. 1.26±0.11, P< 0.05). However, no significant difference of CBS or MPST expression among the different groups was observed. The expression of MMP-13 protein in the IL-1βgroup was significantly higher than that in the normal chondrocytes (1.87±0.67the sky By Monash University astrophysicist Krystal De Napoli.

"Our markings are like our writing, like if you understand the alphabet.

"When I look up at the stars I read them and read our stories.

"In our paintings and nature and the stars, if you can read them, you can read the deeper meaning of them."

Wayne Thorpe talked about the role of the night sky in preserving his culture.

Unlike on the land, where ancient land can be cleared and cultural trees chopped down, "it's a little bit harder to chop the stars down", he said.

"As long as we can see the sky we can see our stories."

Ms De Napoli said some of the oldest observatories in the world were in Australia.

"We have … [a] stone arrangement, a traditional Aboriginal observatory," she


later years on US allies in Madrid and London because of the war.

Land of the Free, Home of the War on Terror

David Hicks is a 31-year-old Australian who in a plea-bargain with a US military court served nine months in prison, largely in Australia. That was after five years at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba, without being charged with a crime, without a trial, without a conviction. Under the deal, Hicks agreed not to talk to reporters for one year (a terrible slap in the face of free speech), to forever waive any profit from telling his story (a slap – mon Dieu! – in the face of free enterprise), to submit to US interrogation and testify at future US trials or international tribunals (an open invitation to the USChuck Hagel calls for major Pentagon shake-up

Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel called on Wednesday for the most extensive Pentagon structural shakeup in more than 25 years, arguing that the Defense Department has no choice but to adapt to tighter budgets and a changing world.

In his first major policy speech since taking office in February, the former Army infantryman said he has ordered a top-to-bottom review of the building he now runs — targeting things like the procurement system, ballooning personnel and benefit costs, major weapons programs and the command structure itself.

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In most bicycles, the pedal crank and driving sprocket wheel set are attached to a cross shaft that is journaled in ball bearings received within a bottom bracket shell attached to the down tube, seat tube and chain stays of the bicycle frame. Ordinary ball bearings carry loads that act perpendicular to the axis of rotation of the shaft. Accordingly, torques applied to a shaft mounted in them in a direction tending to skew the shaft resolve as forces on the bearings that are a function of the distance between them. The diameter of the bearings is of little consequence to the bearing loads due to torques on the supported member tending to skew the member. In conventional bottom bracket designs, therefore, it is suitable to have aPolice: Drunken driver gets stuck on tracks, delays trains

ELMHURST – A Westmont woman is out on bond after she allegedly drove her car off the road onto Elmhurst train tracks while under the influence of alcohol Tuesday, police said.

Julia Dudeck, 29, 72 W. 59th St. in Westmont, was charged with two counts of driving under the influence of alcohol, improper lane usage and failure to reduce speed to avoid an accident at 9:09 p.m. July 2 near the train tracks at West Park and South Myrtle avenues.

Elmhurst police responded to a call for a vehicle stuck on train tracks in the area when they found Dudeck sitting on the curb with her car on the tracks. She was taken to an area hospital for treatment of a minor


into the season and is having one of the more surprisingly successful campaigns in the WPIAL.

In a section that has become accustomed to seeing North Allegheny at the top, it is Butler that currently holds the key to the section.

"I am very pleased with how we started," Erdos said. "I knew we had the capability. I don't think our team last year was as bad as our record showed. It was a matter of having the pitching step up and that is what has driven our team's success."

The Golden Tornado sits a game ahead of the Tigers with a 5-0 mark in the section, including a 2-1 win against the Tigers at home on April 9, and 8-2 overall.

"[North Allegheny] is a team that every year has aafter Rachel agrees to a date with Jean-Claude van Damme after going up to him to tell him how much Monica likes him. After Monica pulls a thread on Rachel's favourite 'third date' sweater to get revenge, Rachel pours marinara sauce into Monica's handbag.

18. The one where Joey gets Porsched up

Joey finds keys to a Porsche and when he notices that he gets a lot of attention when he stands next to it, decides to really hammer the point home by kitting himself out with as much Porsche merch as possible. Nice fanny pack!

19. The one where Rachel meets her new boyfriend's parents in her negligee

Rachel finally gets Joshua alone at his parents' house, only they come back from their holiday early and catch Rachel in her negligee.


be coats!”

32. The one with bald Bonnie

When Phoebe asks Rachel if she can set up Ross with her friend Bonnie, Rachel agrees under the knowledge that Bonnie is bald. When Bonnie arrives for the Friends’ weekend at the beach with a full head of luscious locks, Rachel coaxes her into reaching for the razor again. Ross's subsequent face says it all.

33. The one where Ross gets bad fashion advice from Rachel

In need of style advice, Rachel and Phoebe take Ross shopping. The bags get mixed up and pre-date Ross picks a pink patterned shirt out of his bag. Though Joey attempts to tell him it’s a woman’s sweater, Ross heads off to his date only to realise he is wearing exactly the same top as his lady friend.y(p) = 2*p - 2. Let q be y(15). Suppose -2*h + q = -j. List the prime factors of h.
2, 5
Let d(n) = 123*n**2 - 173*n - 1168. List the prime factors of d(-7).
2, 5, 607
Suppose 21*q = -3*y + 23*q + 342, 0 = -2*q. Suppose -2*o + y + 348 = 0. What are the prime factors of o?
3, 7, 11
Suppose -7*m - 2*m = -42*m + 1432398. List the prime factors of m.
2, 11, 1973
Suppose 131*o = 195108 + 1862902. List the prime factors of o.
2, 5, 1571
Let t = -6395 - -16056. List the prime factors of t.
9661
Suppose 3*v - 1641 = -2*o, o - 872 = 2*v - 34. Let k = o + -657. List the prime factors of k.
3, 19
Let


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Let f(u) = u**3 - 5*u**2 + 4*u - 4. Let r be f(4). Let w be 98/r + 20/(-40). Let b = -14 - w. Is b a multiple of 4?
False
Let f(j) = 4674*j**3 - 4*j**2 + 2*j - 2. Is 62 a factor of f(1)?
False
Suppose -144 = -h - z - 25, -579 = -5*h + 3*z. Is h a multiple of 13?
True
Let s(n) = -n**2 + 53*n + 169. Is 23 a factor of s(49)?
False
Let b(w) = 1 + 9*w - 8 + 1. Is 5 a factor of b(2)?
False
Let c(r) = -9*r - 9. Let i be (-3 - -11)*27/(-6). Let k be i/5 - (-3)/15. Does 18 divide c(k)?
True
Let c be ((-40)/32)/(1/(-4)). Suppose 0 = c*f - p + 6*p - 50, -44= -4*f - 2*p. Is 6 a factor of f?
True
Let p(l) = 113*l + 1. Let u be p(1). Is u/24 - 5 - (-393)/4 a multiple of 14?
True
Let r = -89 + 313. Does 4 divide r?
True
Let q be ((-32)/12)/(4*3/18). Is 11 a factor of (0 + 176/20)*(-30)/q?
True
Suppose 3*v - 12 = 4*v. Let x be (-3)/v - 165/20. Let q(n) = -n**2 - 11*n + 11. Is q(x) a multiple of 21?
False
Let a(g) = -g - 7. Let v be a(-7). Let m = 0 + v. Suppose m*q = -q + 24. Is q a multiple of 12?
True
Let o = -301 - -867. Does 19 divide o?
False
Is 13/(2/(-1010)*-5) a multiple of 13?
True
Let w(p) = -95*p + 11. Is w(-4) even?
False
Let g be ((-6)/(-8))/(4/16). Suppose g*w


-25)*-2?
True
Suppose 4*n - 3*y + 15 = 0, -y = -4*y + 15. Suppose 10*d - 20 - 150 = n. Is d a multiple of 9?
False
Let b = 896 - 562. Suppose 470 = 2*i - 4*i. Let w = i + b. Is w a multiple of 33?
True
Let l(w) be the third derivative of -5*w**4/24 - 2*w**3/3 + w**2. Let c be 25/25 + 2 + -5. Does 2 divide l(c)?
True
Let q(x) = -x**3 - 4*x**2 + 6*x + 13. Let y be q(-7). Suppose -6*g + 410 = -y. Is 34 a factor of g?
False
Suppose 0 = 34*v - 36*v + 1064. Is 79 a factor of v?
False
Let t = 445 + -127. Let z = -22 + t. Is 23 a factor of z?
False
Lettranslation, flagellar biosynthesis and motility, nutrient transport, carbon compound metabolism, and energy metabolism at different growth stages. Coordinate down-regulation was also observed for genes involved in stress response, amino acid and nucleotide biosynthesis, energy and intermediary metabolism, and nutrient transport. As cells transitioned from the early to the late-exponential growth phase, different functional categories of genes were regulated, and a gradual shift occurred towards mostly down-regulation. The results demonstrate that the growth phase-dependent Fis expression triggers coordinate regulation of 15 categories of functionally related genes during specific stages of growth of an E. coli culture.


the most work I’ve ever put into ANYTHING. 200+ hours of lamination, jigsaw cutting, die grinder work, sanding, staining, finishing... but in the end it was all worth it to me. Learned a lot and was a good send off from the academic world. 7+ feet long made from laminated red oak plywood, stained, and coated with @minwaxusa finishing paste. It now hangs in my parents’ entry hall on some humongous French cleats. •#DIY#sculpture#wood#woodworking#plywood#redoak#trees#college#conworks

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Very much enjoyed the #OceanLiners exhibition @vamuseum this week. I expected lots of gorgeous, glamorous Art Deco, and was not disappointed, but there was much of interest in the post-war section too.
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This Neptune deckchair was designed by Ernest Race in 1953 for the Orient Line (later P&O), and used on its ship Canberra. Sir//
//  XWInteractiveTransition.h
//  XWTransitionDemo
//
//  Created by wazrx on 16/6/10.
//  Copyright © 2016年 wazrx. All rights reserved.
//  手势转场管理者
//  注意：使用UIViewController+XWTransition相关API配合animator，通常情况下无需自己创建手势过渡管理者

#import <UIKit/UIKit.h>
@class XWInteractiveTransition;

NS_ASSUME_NONNULL_BEGIN

/**手势转场时的代理事件，animator默认为为其手势的代理，复写对应的代理事件可处理一些手势失败闪烁的情况*/
@protocol XWInteractiveTransitionDelegate <NSObject>

@optional
/**手势转场即将开始时调用*/
- (void)xw_interactiveTransitionWillBegin:(XWInteractiveTransition *)interactiveTransition;
/**手势转场中调用*/
- (void)xw_interactiveTransition:(XWInteractiveTransition *)interactiveTransition isUpdating:(CGFloat)percent;
/**如果开始了转场手势timer，会在松开手指，timer开始的时候调用*/
- (void)xw_interactiveTransitionWillBeginTimerAnimation:(XWInteractiveTransition *)interactiveTransition;
/**手势转场结束的时候调用*/
- (void)xw_interactiveTransition:(XWInteractiveTransition *)interactiveTransition willEndWithSuccessFlag:(BOOL)flag percent:(CGFloat)percent;

@end

/**手势转场方向*/
typedef NS_ENUM(NSUInteger, XWInteractiveTransitionGestureDirection) {
    XWInteractiveTransitionGestureDirectionLeft = 0,
    XWInteractiveTransitionGestureDirectionRight,
    XWInteractiveTransitionGestureDirectionUp,
    XWInteractiveTransitionGestureDirectionDown
};

@interface XWInteractiveTransition : UIPercentDrivenInteractiveTransition

@property (nonatomic, assign, readonly) BOOL interation;
@property (nonatomic, assign) BOOL timerEable;
@property (nonatomic, weak) id<XWInteractiveTransitionDelegate> delegate;

/**设置该值可改变计算手势百分比的基准，手势基准的原理：百分比 = 拖动距离 / panRatioBaseValue， 默认情况下水平方向panRatioBaseValue为手势所在view的宽度，垂直方向为手势所在view的高度，通常无需更改该值，在某些特殊情况下，如果想要调整手势的速率可以更改该值，比如让手势速率加倍，可以调整该值为view宽度高度的一半*/
@property (nonatomic, assign) CGFloat panRatioBaseValue;

+ (instancetype)xw_interactiveTransitionWithDirection:(XWInteractiveTransitionGestureDirection)direction config:(void(^)(CGPoint startPoint))config edgeSpacing:(CGFloat)edgeSpacing;

- (void)xw_addPanGestureForView:(UIView *)view to:(BOOL)flag;

@end

NS_ASSUME_NONNULL_END


be common to different cells in the Excel sheet. Actually, it solves the color problem, but if I do that, I loose the different styles in the Excel sheet, while I only want to remove some colors...
I'm using a generic Workbook, and I'm reading a xlsx (same problem with a xls)
Do you know how to do it ?
Thx a lot,
regards,

A:

If you want to remove the colors, then probably it makes sense to change the fill pattern to NO_FILL rather than setting the color to white as follows:
style.setFillPattern(CellStyle.NO_FILL)

Back to your main question, you've got 2 options of dealing with the cell style amendment:

By modifying style viaCellUtil.setCellStyleProperty method

CellUtil.setCellStyleProperty(cell, workbook, CellUtil.FILL_PATTERN, CellStyle.NO_FILL)

By cloning styles from the existing style and modifying the property

The example code shown below:
 CellStyleof today. While today's parallel computing systems often contain several CPUs which run a single operating system, the clustered computer systems of the future are each self contained computer systems which run individual, possibly different, operating systems.
However, there are two significant impediments to implementing this clustered approach. The first is the difficulty of coordinating problem ownership (i.e., service and maintenance action) between the sharing computer systems. The second impediment involves propagating the current status of the various devices amongst the sharing computer systems. To simply allow any computer system to handle problem ownership would, at a minimum, lead to confusion; but most likely, it would result in redundant and/or conflicting service and maintenance efforts. Of equal importance is the need to communicate status information to each sharing computer


Jupinderjit Singh

Tribune News Service

Chandigarh, April 7

A meeting of the AAP splinter group led by Yogendra Yadav here today became a platform for many young and old volunteers of the party to air their anger against different leaders as well as disappointment over the way the party was run or split.

Workers from various parts of the state spoke from the dais with some even questioning the motive of Yadav and others to part ways with Kejriwal. Lieut-Col Jagdish Singh Brar (retd) of Ludhiana said he was feeling cheated by the leaders. “We were at the forefront in fighting for the AAP. Now they are acting like the parties and politicians we fought against,” he said.

RTI activist from Naya Gaon Amit Kumar Saini said he and others did not workor so a much greater willingness by the wealthy to show off. In Mumbai, that has reached extremes. On our first day here, the cabbie showed us Nariman Point, the Hanging Gardens, the Taj and the Gateway of India – then drove us over to Antilia, reportedly the most expensive home in the world. Owned by Mukesh Ambani, it is worth an estimated $1bn, is 27-storeys high and has three helipads.

However extreme, Antilia is hardly anomalous. A half hour away from where I am writing this, a new residential estate is up for sale, offering seaview flats alongside access to private jets and yachts. The black and gold billboards read: For Kings. For Queens. For Royalty.

The bit of this that really reminds me of London before The Fall


relatively slow and inaccurate.

Economically, batteries have a cost advantage. Their production costs are comparatively low. They avoid fuel costs and air emissions. In addition, the energy conversion cost of a battery is about 10%, which is far more efficient than a typical power plant. This provides an economic and environmental advantage on top of a technical advantage. Capital costs are a challenge for batteries. Batteries and the electronic equipment that converts power from alternating current to direct current back to alternating current have limited lifespans. After about ten years, battery installations would expect major replacements of critical and costly components. In contrast, a traditional investment in a power plant can offer returns for decades.

But the risks associated with the capital costs are partially offset by flexibility. According tothey have paid the remaining $1.3 billion to Iran as part of the settlement reached in January on the failed arms deal. This marked the interest accrued over the past 37 years on the original $400 million paid by Iran, though administration officials have said it could have cost some $10 billion without the settlement….


affidavit stated that there was any evidence that someone from that IP address had ever actually entered the site, nor was there any allegations that someone at that address had downloaded child pornography. The warrant was executed and child pornography was found on the defendant's computer.

The defendant challenged the sufficiency of the affidavit supporting the search warrant, and the district court suppressed the evidence, finding the allegations in the affidavit to be stale because of the 16 month lapse between the supscription and the affidavit and that it lacked a "link between the factual basis and the conclusion that there was a fair probability that evidence of a crime would be found at the defendant's home or on the computer."

The government appealed, and the Sixth Circuit, over JudgeI would believe that the defendant's assertion must have been that the affidavit failed to establish that he had downloaded child pornography from that site, and that without such a link between the place to be searched and the probability of contraband being present the allegations were nothing more than an impermissible "hunch". Rather the Sixth Circuit finds that "the fact that the defendant had viewed the splash page that contained pornographic images of children, set up an account with Pay Pal on the same day, and transferred the exact amount of funds needed from his debit card to the Pay Pal account to pay for the subscription makes it all the more likely he would access what he paid to view. To hold otherwise would defy logic."

Judge


$n_p$ denote the maximum number of nodes of any tree with path length equal to $p$. Clearly, we have $${{L}_{t}}(p) \leq \sum_{n=1}^{n_p} C_t(n) \leq n_p C_t(n_p)$$ and thus, by (\[eq:Capprox\]), we obtain $$\begin{aligned}
\label{eq:ub1}
\log {{L}_{t}}(p) &\leq& \log n_p + \log C_t(n_p) \leq h({t^{-1}})t\, n_p
-\frac{1}{2}\log n_p + O(1)\nonumber\\
&=& \frac{\alpha}{\log t} n_p -
\frac{1}{2} \log n_p + O(1).\end{aligned}$$ The claimed upper bound on $\log{{L}_{t}}(p)$ follows from (\[eq:ub1\]) by applying Lemma \[lem:aux\](iii) with $n{=}n_p$. The asymptotic error term $o(1)$ in the upper bound is, by (\[eq:nmax\]), of the form $O(\log\log p/\log p)$.

**(b) Lower bound:** $\log {{L}_{t}}(p) \geq {{\displaystyle\frac{\alpha p}{\log p}
}(1+o(1))}$.

We prove the lower bound by constructing a sufficiently large class of ${[t,\cdot,p]}$ trees.

Let $\ell$ be a positive integer, $\ell>2$. We start with a $t$-ary tree $T$ with $\ell$ leaves and shortest possible path length, as characterized inat depth $m=\lceil \log_t \ell\rceil$ or at depth $m{-}1$. Assume $\tau_i$, $1\leq i \leq
\ell{-}1$, is attached to a leaf of depth $m{-}1{+}\epsilon_i$, $\epsilon_i\in
\{0,1\}$, of $T$. Also, let $\nu_i$ denote the path length of $\tau_i$, $1\leq i \leq \ell{-}1$, and ${\nu_{{\scriptscriptstyle F}}}$ the path length of ${\tau_{{\scriptscriptstyle F}}}$. The contribution of $\tau_i$ (excluding its root) to $p$ is $$\begin{aligned}
p_i &=& \sum_{j\geq 1} (m-1+\epsilon_i+j)D_j^{(\tau_i)} =
(m-1+\epsilon_i)\sum_{j\geq 1}D_j^{(\tau_i)} +\sum_{j\geq 1}j
D_j^{(\tau_i)} \\
&=& (m-1+\epsilon_i)(q-1) + \nu_i,\end{aligned}$$ Similarly, the contribution of ${\tau_{{\scriptscriptstyle F}}}$ to $p$ is $$p_{{\scriptscriptstyle F}}= m({\beta_{{\scriptscriptstyle F}}}q-1) +
{\nu_{{\scriptscriptstyle F}}}\,.$$ Considering also the contribution of $T$ according to its profile (\[eq:profile\]), we obtain $$p =  \sum_{i=1}^{\ell-1} (m-1+\epsilon_i)(q-1)+\sum_{i=1}^{\ell-1}
\nu_i + m({\beta_{{\scriptscriptstyle F}}}q - 1) +
{\nu_{{\scriptscriptstyle F}}}+
\sum_{j=1}^{m-1}j t^j
+ \ell_1 m\,.
\label{eq:p0}$$ Further, observing that $\sum_{i=1}^{\ell-1}\epsilon_i = \ell_1$, and defining $\overline{\nu}
=(\ell-1)^{-1}\sum_{i=1}^{\ell-1}\nu_i$, we obtain $$p = \left((\ell-1)(m-1)+\ell_1\right)(q-1) +(\ell-1)\overline{\nu}
+
 m


the sparse sequence can be filled, yielding constructions, and validating the lower bound, for all (sufficiently large) integer values of $p$. In the following discussion, when we wish to emphasize the dependency of $m$, $\ell_1$, $q$, and $p$ on $\ell$, we will use the notations $m(\ell),\ell_1(\ell), q(\ell)$, and $p(\ell)$, respectively. Also, for any such function $f(\ell)$, we denote by ${\triangle}f$ the difference $f(\ell+1)-f(\ell)$, with the value of $\ell$ being implied by the context. We start by estimating ${\triangle}p$.

Assume first that $\ell$ is such that ${\triangle}q = 0$ and ${\triangle}m = 0$. Then, substituting $\ell+1$ for $\ell$ in (\[eq:p1\]), and subtracting the original equation, we obtain $$\label{eq:Deltap}
{\triangle}p = (m-1 + {\triangle}\ell_1)(q-1) +
\nu_\ell +{\triangle}\ell_1\, m.$$ It follows from (\[eq:l1\]) that, with $m$ fixed, we have $0\leq
{\triangle}\ell_1 \leq 2$. Also, by (\[eq:pmax\]), we havetransition metal from 3$d$ to 4$d$ to 5$d$ elements, hinting of a change in the Ge-$T$ bonding strength. The valence bands of the different compounds are found to be well reproduced by [*ab initio*]{} band structure calculations.'
author:
- Yuki Utsumi
- Deepa Kasinathan
- Przemysław Swatek
- Oleksandr Bednarchuk
- Dariusz Kaczorowski
- 'James M. Ablett'
- 'Jean-Pascal Rueff'
title: 'Bulk electronic structure of non-centrosymmetric Eu$T$Ge$_3$ ($T$= Co, Ni, Rh, Ir) studied by hard x-ray photoelectron spectroscopy'
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Introduction
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Strongly correlated 4$f$-electron systems have been a platform for studying various anomalous phenomena, such as valence fluctuations, unconventional superconductivity, heavy fermion behavior and spin/charge ordering [@Varma1976; @Antonov2011]. The ground state property of these compounds are characterized by competing Kondo effects or Rudermann-Kittel-Kasuya-Yoshida (RKKY) interactions. Both interactions originate from the interplay of localized $f$ electrons and itinerant conduction electrons, though the


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   if (code[i] == 1) {
                    code[i] = 0;
                } else {
                    code[i] = 1;
                }
            }
        }
    }

I'm wondering how to pass that global array and modify it. So, the goal is code reusability, that Icould pass ANY array to this method and have it work.
Perhaps I need to have it return an array and assign that to a new array? I'd prefer not to make more arrays, my code is already getting a little bloated with array copies from various mutations.
Also: staying away from ArrayLists for now, so I'm not going to use them.
Any advice would be appreciated :)
CLARIFICATION:
What this code is doing is flipping the bits...so if array element [5] is a 1, it changes array element [5] to a 0, and vice versa. So, I'd like to keep it in the same array since it's not changing size and I won't need the original array anymore.

A:

What you're doing here is shadowing your global variable code by using a function


end of the stationary barrel and in the neighborhood of the top of the before described escape layer, the projection extending into the lining layer and being buried therein.
A further object of the present invention is to provide a method of forming an escape layer on a spiral-flow barrel finishing machine having a cylindrical stationary barrel and a rotary barrel wherein it includes providing means for detaching a lining layer to be formed on the metallic wall of the stationary barrel. The detaching means is provided on the inner side of the metallic wall of the stationary barrel and extends over a specific area from upper and lower portions thereof corresponding to the position of the small gap between the stationary and rotary barrels, forming the above-mentioned liningcontraction. It should be noted that the part of the lining layer not facing the escape layer should remain attached tightly to the metallic wall. It is therefore preferable that the metallic wall is pre-processed (such as to present a rough surface or to include a binder).
The present invention includes a spiral-flow finishing barrel finishing machine that includes an escape layer (air layer) extending over a specific area between the inner side of the metallic wall of the stationary barrel and the outer side of the lining layer formed thereon. The present invention also includes a spiral-flow barrel finishing machine having a cylindrical stationary barrel and a rotary barrel wherein means for detaching a lining layer to be formed on the metallic wall of the stationary barrel is


of finitely supported permutations of the integers (or any larger group) does not embed into any Cremona group.

Theorem \[main\] is proved in Section \[secmainproof\] in the case of Cremona groups, and in general in Section \[gv\]. Although the latter supersedes the former, the proof in the Cremona case is much less technical, so we include it. The main two steps are

1.  Reduction to finite fields;

2.  case of finite fields.

The second step uses the “quasi-action" on the set of points, using that the indeterminacy set being of positive codimension, its number of points over a given finite field can be bounded above in a quantitative way. The first step is fairly easy in the case of Cremona groups, and is much more technical in the general case.

Noof automorphisms of affine varieties over a field [@BL];

-   compact groups (i.e., groups that admit a Hausdorff compact group topology), by the Peter-Weyl theorem;

Examples of groups approximable by finite groups are (locally finite)-by-cyclic groups. Indeed, if such a group is finitely generated, it is, by [@BiS Theorem A], an inductive limit of a sequence of finitely generated virtually free groups. Such groups are not necessarily locally residually finite [@St; @VG].

For examples of groups not approximable by finite groups, see Examples \[bse\] and \[otherisol\].

To pursue the discussion, we use the following useful terminology, which in a certain sense allows to think of the sofic profile as a function.

\[sofp\] Given fixed functions $u,v$, we say that the sofic profile of $G$ is $\preceq u$ if $\sigma_E\preceq u$ for


under extension with virtually abelian quotients. Since it is also stable under taking filtering inductive limits, it follows that every elementary amenable group has a polynomial sofic profile. (Recall that the class of elementary amenable groups is the smallest class containing the trivial group and stable under direct limits and extensions with finitely generated virtually abelian quotients.) In particular, any solvable group has a polynomial sofic profile. Note that this does not prove that it has a sofic profile $\preceq r^d$ for some $d$, as the degree $d$ may depend on the chunk.

\[bse\] For $k,\ell\in\mathbf{Z}\smallsetminus\{0\}$, the sofic profile of the Baumslag-Solitar group $$\Gamma=\textnormal{BS}(k,\ell)=\langle t,x|tx^kt^{-1}\rangle$$ is at most linear (i.e. is $\preceq r$); more precisely it is linear (i.e. is $\simeq r$), unless $|k|=1$, $|\ell|=1$, or $|k|=|\ell|$, in which case it$\textnormal{BS}(2,3)^d$ has sofic profile $\preceq n^d$.

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The purpose of this section is to prove Theorem \[main\] in its general formulation (for an arbitrary absolutely irreducible variety). Since the group of birational transformations of an absolutely irreducible variety can be canonically identified with that of an open affine subset, we can, in the sequel, stick to affine varieties.

If $X$ is an affine variety over the field $K$, we define a [*specification*]{} of $X$ over a finite field $\mathbf{F}$ as an affine variety $X''$ over $\mathbf{F}$ satisfying the following condition. Denoting by $B$ and $B''$ the $K$-algebras of functions of $X$ and the $\mathbf{F}$-algebra of functions on $X''$, there exists a finitely generated subdomain $A$ of $K$, a finitely generated $A$-subalgebra $B'$ of $B$, a surjective homomorphism $A\to \mathbf{F}$,


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