\left(
Th\circ \rho ,h\circ \eta \right) \left( u\right) f\cdot v,\ \ \ \forall
f\in \mathcal{F}(N),\end{array}$$such that the 4-tuple $(\Gamma (F,\nu ,N),[,]_{F,h})$ is a Lie $\mathcal{F}(N)$-algebra.

We denote by $((F,\nu ,N),[,]_{F,h},(\rho ,\eta ))$ the generalized Lie algebroid defined in the above. Moreover, the couple $(\lbrack
,]_{F,h},(\rho ,\eta ))$ is called the *generalized Lie algebroid structure*.

Note that $((F,\nu ,N),[,]_{F,h},(\rho ,\eta ))$ is a generalized Lie algebroid if and only if $$(\Gamma (F,\nu ,N),[,]_{F,h},\Gamma
(Th\circ \rho ,h\circ \eta )),$$ is a generalized Lie $\mathcal{F}(N)$-algebra. This algebra will be called the generalized Lie $\mathcal{F}(N)$-algebra of the generalized Lie algebroid $((F,\nu ,N),[,]_{F,h},(\rho
,\eta ))$.

Let $(F,\nu ,N)$ be a vector bundle given by the diagram (\[diag000\]). If for any $(V,\eta _{V})\in \lbrack \mathcal{A}_{N}]$ we have a biadditive operation $$\begin{array}{ccc}
\Gamma (F_{\mid V},\nu ,V)\times \Gamma (F_{\mid V},\nu ,V) & ^{\underrightarrow{~\ \ [,]_{F_{\mid\omega =0,$$ which implies $( ( d^{A}-d^{\prime A}) \omega ) ( z_{0},z_{1},\cdots
,z_{q}) =0,$ for any $z_{1},\cdots ,z_{q}\in A.$ Therefore $d^{A}\omega
=d^{\prime A}\omega .$ Namely $q+1\in S$. Thus the Peano’s Axiom implies that $S=\mathbb{N}$. Therefore, the uniqueness is verified.

The operator given by Theorem \[Th34\] will be called* the exterior differentiation operator for the exterior differential algebra of the generalized Lie* $\mathcal{F}$-*algebra* $( A,[ ,] _{A}~,\rho
)$. Using (\[29\]) we deduce that if $\omega =\omega _{\alpha _{1}\cdots \alpha _{q}}t^{\alpha _{1}}\wedge
\cdots \wedge t^{\alpha _{q}}\in \Lambda ^{q}( A) $, then $$\begin{aligned}
d^{A}\omega ( t_{\alpha _{0}},t_{\alpha _{1}},\cdots ,t_{\alpha _{q}})&=
\overset{q}{\underset{i=0}{\sum }}( -1) ^{i}\rho _{\alpha _{i}}^{k}\partial
_{k}( \omega _{\alpha _{0},\cdots ,\widehat{\alpha _{i}}\cdots \alpha _{q}})
\\
&\ \ \ +\underset{i<j}{\sum }( -1) ^{i+j}L_{\alpha _{i}\alpha _{j}}^{\alpha
}\cdot \omega _{\alpha ,\alpha _{0},\cdots ,\widehat{\alpha _{i}},\cdots ,\widehat{\alpha _{j}},\cdots ,\alpha _{q}}.\end{aligned}$$ Therefore, $d^A\omega$ has the following locally expression: $$\begin{aligned}
&d^{A}\omega=\Big(\overset{q}{\underset{i=0}{\sum


\in \Lambda
^{r}( A)$. Then we get $$\begin{array}{l}
d^{A}( \omega \wedge \theta ) ( z_{0},z_{1},\cdots ,z_{q+r}) =i_{z_{0}}\circ
d^{A}( \omega \wedge \theta ) ( z_{1},\cdots ,z_{q+r}) \\
=L_{z_{0}}( \omega \wedge \theta ) ( z_{1},\cdots ,z_{q+r}) -d^{A}\circ
i_{z_{0}}( \omega \wedge \theta ) ( z_{1},\cdots ,z_{q+r}) \\
=( L_{z_{0}}\omega \wedge \theta +\omega \wedge L_{z_{0}}\theta ) (
z_{1},\cdots ,z_{q+r}) \\
-[ d^{A}\circ ( i_{z_{0}}\omega \wedge \theta +( -1) ^{q}\omega \wedge
i_{z_{0}}\theta ) ] ( z_{1},\cdots ,z_{q+r}) \\
=( L_{z_{0}}\omega \wedge \theta +\omega \wedge L_{z_{0}}\theta -(
d^{A}\circ i_{z_{0}}\omega ) \wedge \theta ) ( z_{1},\cdots ,z_{q+r}) \\
-( ( -1) ^{q-1}i_{z_{0}}\omega \wedge d^{A}\theta +( -1) ^{q}d^{A}\omega
\wedge i_{z_{0}}\theta ) ( z_{1},\cdots ,z_{q+r}) \\
-( -1) ^{2q}\omega \wedge d^{A}\circ i_{z_{0}}\theta ( z_{1},\cdots ,z_{q+r})
\\
=( ( L_{z_{0}}\omega -d^{A}\circ i_{z_{0}}\omega ) \wedge \theta ) (
z_{1},\cdots ,z_{q+r}) \\
+\omega \wedge ( L_{z_{0}}\theta -d^{A}\circ i_{z_{0}}\theta ) (
z_{1},\cdotsto $( A^{\prime },[ ,] _{A^{\prime
}},\rho ^{\prime }) $ we define the application $$\begin{array}{ccc}
\Lambda ^{q}( A^{\prime }) & ^{\underrightarrow{\ \varphi ^{\ast }\ }} &
\Lambda ^{q}( A) \\
\omega ^{\prime } & \longmapsto & \varphi ^{\ast }\omega ^{\prime }\end{array},$$where $$\begin{array}{c}
( \varphi ^{\ast }\omega ^{\prime }) ( z_{1},\cdots ,z_{q}) =\omega ^{\prime
}( \varphi ( z_{1}) ,\cdots ,\varphi ( z_{q}) ) ,\end{array}$$for any $z_{1},\cdots ,z_{q}\in A.$

If $\varphi $ is a generalized Lie $\mathcal{F}$-algebras morphism from $(
A,[ ,] _{A},\rho ) $ to $( A^{\prime },[ ,] _{A^{\prime
}},\rho ^{\prime }) $, then $$(i)\ \varphi ^{\ast }( \omega ^{\prime }\wedge \theta ^{\prime }) =\varphi
^{\ast }\omega ^{\prime }\wedge \varphi ^{\ast }\theta ^{\prime },\ \ (ii)\
i_{z}( \varphi ^{\ast }\omega ^{\prime }) =\varphi ^{\ast }( i_{\varphi ( z)
}\omega ^{\prime }),\ \ (iii)\ \varphi ^{\ast }\circ d^{A^{\prime
}}=d^{A}\circ \varphi


}( \varphi ( [
z_{i},z_{j}] _{A}) ,\varphi ( z_{0}) ,\varphi ( z_{1}) ,\cdots ,\widehat{\varphi ( z_{i}) },\cdots ,\widehat{\varphi ( z_{j}) },\cdots ,\varphi (
z_{q}) ).\end{array}$$Two above equations imply (iii).

Let $\omega \in \Lambda ^{q}( A)$. If $d^A\omega=0$, then we say that $\omega $ is *closed exterior $q$-form*. Also, if there exists $\eta\in\Lambda^{q-1}(A)$ such that $\omega=d^{A}\eta$, then we say that $\omega$ is *exact exterior $q$-form*. For any $q\in \overline{1,n}$ we denote by $\mathcal{Z}^{q}( A)$ and $\mathcal{B}^{q}( A)$, the set of closed exterior $q$-forms and the set of exact exterior $q$-forms, respectively. Indeed we have $$\mathcal{Z}^{q}( A) =\left\{ \omega \in \Lambda ^{q}( A) |d^{A}\omega
=0\right\} ,$$$$\mathcal{B}^{q}( A) =\left\{ \omega \in \Lambda ^{q}( A) |\exists \eta \in
\Lambda ^{q-1}( A)\ \ s.t.\ \ d^{A}\eta =\omega \right\}.$$

If $((F,\nu ,N),[,]_{F,h},(\rho ,\eta ))$ is a generalized Lie algebroid, then4).
The first international workshop on applied ontology was held in 1993, Applied Ontology journal was founded in 2005, and Journal of Social Ontology in 2014, both are backed by international societies. Note that the use of terms "metaphysics" and "ontology" in applied contexts is controversial, some scientists wish to draw a sharp distinction between applied and philosophical meaning of the words, others embrace their unity. E.g. Smith and Klagges write "Applied ontology is a branch of applied philosophy using philosophical ideas and methods from ontology in order to contribute to a more adequate presentation of the results of scientific research". Regardless of linguistic preferences there is one common feature the two share, a prominent role of metaphysical speculation in constructing suitable frameworks for a domain of discourse,


also have to think, why should we be flying first class when the relatives are living in bitter cold up there. And maybe they don’t want chizzie Rez types on their plane, hey that’s ok, ha ha, Mr. corporate big dog. Shortly after the devastating phone call I got another call from Ari with the National Nurses United and after talking with her awhile it became apparent that they were the ones who were paying for the plane. The problem with the Veterans Stand for Standing Rock funds is they are tied up in a GoFundMe account, cash they couldn’t access to pay for the plane upfront (GoFundMe cash can’t be accessed until 5-7 days after the account is set up). That’s the main reason we didn’t setAlbuquerque to Gallup to Shiprock to pick up people. I will post a new update at noon today with the schedule, pickup stops, travel routes, etc. The caravan will get to Denver by supper time, ideally to be received by family in the area to provide food and a place to rest for a couple hours. Denver area relatives, can you pull that together. We will continue into the night up 85 and then east on 94. Anyone who can help accommodate the caravan along the way and advise on road conditions, please inbox Redawn George. We will roll into Cannonball Sunday afternoon to rest up at the Cannonball Community Center. We will be ready for some strong days of prayer, camaraderie and Solidarity with our Standing Rock


of the cost. I'm sure some people are wealthy enough to be able to afford electric cars. They're doing the best they can with what they currently have.

When the system is not monopolized by fossil fuels.I'm sure they would've taken the semiconductor train or long range electric buses....oh yeah there aren't any. Ps they have built composting toilets there. Power to the people as we will be the change! Keep fighting

My prayers and my heart and spirit are with you. This is a war that will not be won or lost with one battle. Anonymous is correct that there is much we need to do to protect our water. He/she is also correct in that the big oil companies are making money off of us while we fight.are using chemical warfare and sicking guard dogs on women and children? Its ok to you that concussion grenandes are being thrown at peaceful water protectors and one woman lost her arm. Thats ok with you? Its tine to stand up and wake up...this is Selma...2016 versio . I pray for your enlightenment

Considering how much money the US government and the private company that is installing the pipeline Have spent trying to take what is not theirs to have, they could've spent it rerouting it to the alternate version which would have taken the pipeline away from the water supply and the burial ground. But no, nobody thought about that. That would be too easy.

Lets not forget why this started...Bismarck didn't want the pipeline going through THEIR community,


with his Paiute war party. Men ordered
by Haight and Higbee to participate in the action against the emigrants
are told to report to a place in the hills near the ranch of Jacob
Hamblin. The Fancher party heads south toward Mountain Meadows.

September 6, 1857

Brigham
Young, in a sermon, declares that the Almighty recognizes Mormon Utah
as a free and independent people, no longer bound by the laws of the
United States.

September 7, 1857

The
Fancher party, encamped near Mountain Meadows, wakes to gunfire coming
from about 40 to 50 (some accounts give a much higher number) Indians
and Mormons disguised as Indians. The well-armed Fancher party
puts up strong resistance and the battle turns into a siege.
Haight, responding to pressure from some Mormons, sends a courier to
Brigham Young (a 600-mile round trip that would take at least four
days)
informingmalaria parasites (*Plasmodium falciparum, Plasmodium vivax, Plasmodium malariae, Plasmodium ovale*), results in a complex malaria epidemiology with heterogeneous levels of endemicity \[[@CR2], [@CR3], [@CR5], [@CR11]\].

While changes in malaria prevalence have been consistently investigated since 2008 \[[@CR8]\], national trends in malaria incidence are inconclusive and difficult to interpret due to confounding effects of the scale-up of RDTs, changes in health facility reporting forms, and inconsistencies in routine reporting \[[@CR7]\].

This study aimed to estimate malaria trends over time (2010--2014) in seven sentinel health facilities (SHF) and assess the effect of repeated household-level distributions of LLINs and the introduction of ACT in distinct epidemiological settings across PNG.

Methods {#Sec2}
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Study design {#Sec3}
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A health facility based longitudinal study established surveillance of malaria cases, severity of symptoms, net use and parasite species composition in seven


analysis was conducted using Stata/IC v.13.1 (Stata Corp LP., College Station, USA). Monthly data were graphically displayed to visualize trends in the numbers of fevers and malaria cases by SHF. Monthly accumulated rainfall in mm (product 3B43), was included as proxy of site-specific seasonality \[[@CR13]--[@CR15]\]. Missing periods in surveillance data reflect temporary unavailability of study nurses due to leave or staff change and were not related to particular times of the year.

The annual proportions of RDT-positive fever cases (RDT positivity) were calculated with 95% exact confidence interval (CI). The *Plasmodium* species composition was estimated from the light microscopy results. Details are provided in Additional file [3](#MOESM3){ref-type="media"}.

For the four sites with available census data, malaria incidence (all cases with a positive RDT) and 'severe malaria' incidence were calculated perpositivity (bar total) by species: *P. falciparum* (orange)*, P. vivax* (green), mixed infections (yellow), no species data available (white)

*Plasmodium falciparum* was the predominant species in all sites and all years even though species composition fluctuated over time and differed between sites. Balimo was the only SHF in which no infections with *P. vivax* were detected. Proportional increases of *P. vivax* were observed in Lemakot (2012) and Sausi (2014) at a time when the total number of malaria cases also increased (Figs. [2](#Fig2){ref-type="fig"} and [5](#Fig5){ref-type="fig"}). Over the entire surveillance period, only 0.2% of malaria cases were diagnosed with *P. malariae* and 0.02% with *P. ovale*.

The annual incidence rate of malaria calculated for four sites ranged from 1/1000 population in Karimui in 2014 to 187/1000 in Lemakot in the peak year


In general, reductions in the number of malaria cases were observed with each of three rounds of household-level LLIN distribution while no substantial reductions followed the change of treatment to ACT. The number of malaria cases was found to increase in one site after the third distribution round. The findings disclose a substantial sub-national heterogeneity in the epidemiology and control of malaria in PNG.

After the first large-scale LLIN distribution in PNG, data from six sentinel surveillance sites indicated a drop in the average monthly malaria incidence rate from 13/1000 population to 2/1000 (incidence rate ratio = 0.12; 95% CI 0.09--0.17) and reductions in prevalence and transmission confirming significant short-term effect of LLIN in the absence of ACT \[[@CR9]\]. Previous modelling studies suggested that the effect of LLIN may fade overtime as acquired immunity in the population is reduced, particularly in areas with a high pre-intervention entomological inoculation rate \[[@CR19]\]. The situation observed in Dreikikir and Sausi is consistent with this prediction. On the other hand, considering LLIN coverage was consistently high (self-reported use 90--100% in Sausi, 77--89% in Dreikikir, Additional file [5](#MOESM5){ref-type="media"}) \[[@CR9]\], other factors such as aging of nets may fuel ongoing transmission. In the absence of insecticide resistance, early and outdoor biting of *Anopheles* mosquitoes has been identified as a threat to the effectiveness of LLINs. Entomological studies in Sausi have described a shift in mosquito biting to earlier hours following the first LLIN distribution (the peak exposure time to infectious bites shifted from later than 9 p.m. in 2008 to between 6 and 7 p.m.


to patients with non-malarial illness \[[@CR43]\]. Differences in the length of post-intervention periods used for the regression model may have affected the reliability of estimates for Dreikikir as the period preceding ACT introduction was only 3 months (Additional file [2](#MOESM2){ref-type="media"}), most likely not enough to gain reliable estimates for both interventions.

Different surveillance starting points and lack of pre-LLIN data were limitations to this study but data from previous surveillance activities and national prevalence surveys provide supporting evidence of the short-term effect of LLINs \[[@CR4], [@CR8], [@CR9]\]. Fluctuations in treatment seeking or facility attendance may have influenced incidence estimates to a certain degree, but data from repeat national surveys suggests that the proportion of fever patients attending a formal health facility has remained largely unchanged since the first assessment inlet directly into the vehicle body or let into additional mounting plates. Then, the wiper supports are screw-mounted to the vehicle body or the mounting plate with a central nut.
Additional securing points are produced in the vehicle body in order to support the mounting. Due to the limited mounting space, these are difficult to lay out and are usually insufficient to completely and reliably secure the wiper system. Therefore while being mounted, the wiper system must be held in the appropriate position with one hand while the wiper supports must be fastened to the mounting plates with the other hand. Furthermore, the securing plates represent additional components which must be correspondingly disposed and integrated into the vehicle body, which is connected with additional expenses.
Accordingly, it is an object


opening. Such positive engagement elements can be suitably embodied by a shoulder on the circumference of the wiper support, which engages behind the mounting opening when the wiper support is tilted.
The completely or only partially pre-mounted wiper system is slid with the wiper supports through the mounting opening, the force of gravity tilts the wiper support in the mounting opening around a support edge, by means of which the wiper support, with its region disposed opposite from the support edge, comes into contact with the rim of the mounting opening. The wiper system is reliably and precisely fixed during further mounting. An assembler can use both hands for the further attachment without having to hold the wiper system with one hand. The mounting therefore becomes simpler, faster, morethe protruding shoulder in the mounting direction past the rim of the mounting opening and holds it in this position. The wiper support is secured in the mounting opening by the centering ring.
Preferably the mounting plate, e.g. a tubular mounting plate, is supported in the mounting direction on the rim of the mounting opening by way of a support collar on the wiper support and by way of an annular damping element on the support collar. The damping element is usually made of an elastic material and is normally installed between the vehicle body and the wiper system in order to prevent vibrations and noise from being transmitted from the component to the vehicle body.
According to one embodiment of the invention, the damping element is simultaneously embodied as


central nervous system (CNS) has a high mortality rates. The heightened immune response in a relatively closed space leads to raised intracranial pressures, with potentially irreversible damage leading to increased morbidity and mortality.

High mortality rates are reported for cryptococcal meningitis.[@ref20] Overall mortality rate of TB-IRIS is low; however, significant morbidity and mortality may be seen with ARDS and CNS involvement in TB-IRIS.

20 patients with long-term control of HIV replication may rarely have persistent immune defects that are complicated by OIThe circulating CD4+ T cell count is not increased in some patients with immune restoration disease (e.g. in 10% of patients with MAC, immune restoration disease do not have an increased CD4+ T cell count)Viable pathogens may be isolated from tissue exudate, or body fluid samples in "unmasking" immuneuser data is on that device.
The notebook computer is formed as a single unit for compactness, to enable it to be safely transported and prevent any parts from being lost, mislaid or otherwise separated from the device. The inappropriate positioning of the monitor can be tolerated as a trade off for the convenience of availability in many transient locations. However, when the notebook is used at a destination for an extended period of time or in a permanent office, the ergonomic unfriendliness of a poorly positioned monitor becomes more apparent and less acceptable. This deficiency may be overcome by a device to elevate and support the notebook at a proper level. Available apparatus for this purpose is adequate, but awkward. An elevated support must not only be structurally


Parosteal osteoliposarcoma: a new bone tumor (from imaging to immunophenotype).
Parosteal osteosarcomas and well-differentiated liposarcomas (WDLPS) of soft tissue share several features: they are slowly progressive, locally aggressive tumors, tend to recur locally, and rarely or never metastasizes if not dedifferentiated. Their treatment is wide surgical resection. Microscopically, both are well differentiated tumors, very like their normal tissue counterpart. They share simple karyotypes with supernumerary ring chromosomes or giant marker chromosomes containing amplified 12q sequences including MDM2 and CDK4 genes, with subsequent overexpression of MDM2 and CDK4 proteins. We present the case of a parosteal osteoliposarcoma made of closely intermingled components of a low-grade osteosarcoma and a WDLPS. In a 34 year-old woman with a slowly growing mass of the arm, imaging revealed a large well-defined heterogeneous parosteal massblood from his body.

This was said to have been done in a bid to "destroy or conceal evidence".

image caption Police investigated after the body of the six-year-old was discovered on the Isle of Bute

QC Brian McConnachie entered a not guilty plea on the 16-year-old's behalf.

The advocate said: "He pleads not guilty to both charges on the indictment."

Both Mr McConnachie and prosecutor Iain McSporran QC told the court they were ready for a trial to be set.

Mr McSporran said: "Trial is expected to last 10 days"

Judge Lady Rae then fixed a trial to begin next February.

Alesha's mother Georgina Lochrane, from Airdrie, who is a witness in the case, was given special permission by Lady Rae to be present in court to see the proceedings against the teenager accused of


cut down margins to win
in price and win the volume game...

Now it's the internet - people who know what their doing can reach a specific
audience, deliver great messages, build amazing brands, and have great
distribution channels - such as Amazon.

It's a loud market, and they mumble terms, jargon's and keywords they don't
fully understand. They have historial brands, with amazing value, yet they are
not connecting with people like some of these brands are doing.

Maybe they are so big they don't even notice it in their market shares, but
some of these numbers aren't even known in their holy reports... and it chips
off, day by day. They are also too proud to assume their are not doing a good
job - they rather blame agencies and create pitches instead of taking
accountability.

I've quit theNew York. I’d enrolled in college, one of the major steps for reintegrating back into society after service. My new dream was to work on local policy.

I commuted daily from the Bronx to Manhattan to attend my classes at City College of New York. One night, during the two-block stroll from the subway to my apartment, New York Police Department officers stopped me in my path. I fit the description of someone who’d just committed a crime, they said.

“What was the crime?” I asked. They said they couldn’t tell me. When I asked if the description was for someone who looked like me — someone wearing a shirt and tie — they said I would have to call the station to find out. I was then put against


from the people sworn to protect us in our own backyards.

So yes, I was proud of players like Colin Kaepernick, Eric Reid, and Olivier Vernon because I knew how few people would be willing to risk their careers to shed light on issues that are urgent for people of color but that others often sweep under the rug. I’m proud that when Americans tune in to be entertained, the players in turn make the world more cognizant of the need to change how law enforcement operates.

The players are not disrespecting veterans by kneeling. My local Veterans Affairs hospital in Brooklyn has slowly shut down parts of the facility and forced veterans to seek care elsewhere. This truly is disrespectful and not the promise that this nation made toa single muscle (external oblique) and protected by a thick perichondrium layer, which separates it from the intercostal pedicles, endothoracic fascia and parietal pleura. This two-part study has identified reliable landmarks for harvesting of an osteochondral graft at the eighth costochondral junction and, by describing its anatomical surroundings, helps take the mystery out of its harvesting. These landmarks were identified in supine cadavers and in free-breathing patients lying in supine for the CT portion. This position must be used when identifying these landmarks in a patient undergoing costochondral autograft harvesting for cartilage reconstruction.


  Therefore, “interlocutory appeals are discouraged except in limited

circumstances,” Id., and, “[a]s a general rule, there is no right of appeal from an

interlocutory order.” Larsen v. Black Diamond French Truffles, Inc., ___ N.C. App.

___, ___, 772 S.E.2d 93, 95 (2015).

       “For appellate review to be proper, the trial court's order must: (1) certify the

case for appeal pursuant to N.C. R. Civ. P. 54(b); or (2) have deprived the appellant

                                          -4-
                -5-
                            SIA GROUP, INC. V. PATTERSON

                                   Opinion of the Court

Accordingly, this Court found that a defendant-employee’s substantial right to earn

a living was not impacted by a preliminary injunction that “d[id] not prevent [the

d]efendant from working in [the p]laintiff’s industry, but . . . limit[ed] [the

defendant’s] activities by not allowing him to call on or service a narrowly defined

group of customers” in


Vibratory perception by deaf children.
Audiologists and educators of the deaf have become interested in vibratory perception of speech because: (1) research suggests that profoundly deaf children feel rather than hear amplified speech through their ears, and educators must help them to use this acoustic (vibratory) speech information; and (2) vibratory transducers already are used in many classrooms for deaf children to provide supplementary speech input, and educators must learn how to present vibratory stimuli most effectively for perceptual learning. Vibration provides mainly the gross time-intensity information in speech. This paper describes the variety of speech cues that are available through the vibratory sense, for example, number of syllables; syllable rate, stress, and onset/decay; pause; and roughness. An optical analog (tracings from a storage oscilloscope) is used to showour Post component

We create a Post.css file in the src/components/Post directory. Open Post.css and paste in the following:

.Post { border-radius : 3px ; border : 1px solid #e6e6e6 ; background-color : #fff ; margin-bottom : 60px ; margin-left : 20% ; margin-right : 20% ; } .Post-user { display : flex; padding : 16px ; align-items : center; } .Post-user-avatar { width : 30px ; height : 30px ; } .Post-user-avatar img { width : 100% ; height : 100% ; border-radius : 50% ; } .Post-user-nickname { margin-left : 12px ; font-family : 'PT Sans' , sans-serif; font-weight : bold; } .Post-image-bg { background-color : #efefef ; } .Post-image img { display : block; width : 100% ; } .Post-caption { padding : 16px 16px ; }


   <customer name="State">OH</customer>
        <customer name="Name">John</customer>
        <customer name="Name">Kevin</customer>
        <customer name="Name">Leon</customer>
        <customer name="Name">Adam</customer>
        <customer name="city">Columbus</customer>
      </customers>
    </xsl:variable>
    <xsl:variable name="response">
      <xsl:copy-of select="$request/customers/customer[@name = 'Name']"/>
    </xsl:variable>
    <customers>
      <xsl:copy-of select="$response"/>
    </customers>
  </xsl:template>
</xsl:stylesheet>

Will yield this output:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<customers>
   <customer name="Name">John</customer>
   <customer name="Name">Kevin</customer>
   <customer name="Name">Leon</customer>
   <customer name="Name">Adam</customer>
</customers>

Update to answer OP's follow-up question

what if I need like <customer name="Name">John; Kevin;authorities.
As to regulatory limitations, flue ducting may not be restrictive in any location. This means that the cross-sectional area of the flue may not be reduced anywhere along the flue. Thus, the problem of how to increase residence time of the exhaust gases while reducing emissions traveling along the flue, without introducing restrictions to the flow.
Some known examples include U.S. Pat. No. 4,836,184 to Senne and U.S. Pat. No. 4,499,891 to Seppamaki provide baffles that extend into the flow, and thus disturb the laminar flow in order to create turbulence and increase the residence time of the flow within the flue. The tuning of these known devices is carried out by simply increasing or decreasing the extension of the baffle in order to increase or decrease the projected


Ferrocenyl Phthalocyanine as Donor in Non-Poly(3-hexylthiophen-2,5-diyl) Bulk Heterojunction Solar Cell.
Bulk heterojunction (BHJ) solar cells might one day play a vital role in realizing low-cost and environmentally benign photovoltaic devices. In this work, a BHJ solar cell was designed, based on a hexadeca-substituted phthalocyanine (FcPc) with ferrocenyl linked to the phthalocyanine ring. Next, we sought to obtain more quantitative information about the usability of this newly synthesized compound as a donor material in BHJ solar cells. Thus, BHJs with the structure of indium tin oxide/poly(3,4-ethylenedioxythiophene):poly(styrenesulfonate)/FcPc:[6,6]-phenyl-C61-butyric acid methyl ester (PCBM) blend/LiF/Al were fabricated and characterized. The effect of blend ratio (0.5-2.0) on the BHJ solar cell parameters was also investigated. Interesting results were obtained in FcPc and the PCBM blend-based BHJ solar cell under optimized conditions. Our results presented herebe qualitatively understood, such as the 3 kpc arm, the non-circular velocities around the end of the bar, the cusped-orbit shock transition and inner $x_2$-disk, the molecular ring and the spiral arm tangent locations. However, no model as yet provides a satisfactory quantitative account of the Galactic gas disk. A fuller discussion can be found in G99.

The following subsections contain my best summary of the main bar and disk parameters from this and other work.

[**Corotation radius:**]{} This is the most important bar parameter. The gas-dynamical simulations of Englmaier & Gerhard (1999) and Fux (1999) agree in their interpretation of the 3 kpc arm as one of the lateral arms close to the bar, placing it inside corotation. Sevenster (1999) argues that the 3 kpc arm is part of


away from the model prediction. While the NIR model prediction could be slightly increased if the mass-to-light ratio were not spatially constant, this is only a $\sim
20\%$ effect since limited by the terminal velocity curve (Bissantz 1997). Recently, Binney, Bissantz & Gerhard (2000) have used general arguments to show that an optical depth for bulge sources as large as derived by the MACHO collaboration from the DIA value is very difficult to reconcile with measurements of the rotation curve and local mass density, even for a barred model and independent of whether mass follows light. To illustrate this, the extra optical depth required corresponds to an additional mass surface density towards the bulge of some $2000 \msun/\pc^2$, comparable to that in the model of Bissantz & Gerhard (2000).Is it possible that the DIA measurement is still significantly affected by blending?

Independent of the resolution of this problem, these results have a further important implication. For, determining the mass normalization of the Bissantz & Gerhard (2000) model from the terminal velocities implicitly assumes a maximal disk. Because the predicted microlensing optical depths are if anything low, as much microlensing matter is needed within the solar circle as possible. On the other hand, little of the halo dark matter causes microlensing (Alcock 2000b), so we can not afford significantly more dark mass inside the solar circle in the form of CDM particles, say, than corresponding to this maximum disk model. Thus the microlensing results argue strongly for a maximum disk.

The maximum disk and local surface density of the


as a coping mechanism. What can we take away from the research on banner blindness, to captivate our user's attention in effective ways? There's a lot of viable solutions to work around this phenomenon and make your content stick out. Rehabilitate your users out of this banner blindness and help them to see your message again with clarity.

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If you're sick of not seeing an ROI in your advertising and marketing efforts, it's time to think outside of the box. Creative and innovative ideas are what fuel all of the great inventions of today. Your creative ideas don't have to be complicated and complex however, the greatest ideas are so simple you're surprised you hadn't come up with it yourself.

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0.3 gg/kg DDAVP, dissolved in 100 ml NaCl 0.9%, or 100 ml NaCl 0.9% (placebo). FVIII concentrate was administered one hour after the end of the DDAVP or placebo infusion, since intravenous DDAVP achieves a maximal effect after one hour. Randomization and double blind preparation of the DDAVP solution was performed at the pharmacy of the Academic Medical Center according to good clinical and good manufacturing practices (GCP and GMP).

The study was performed in accordance with the International Society on Thrombosis and Hemostasis (ISTH) guidelines for pharmacokinetic studies for FVIII concentrates \[[@B21]\]. A wash-out period of at least four days was observed for previously administered FVIII concentrate. At ten different time points, up to 48 hours after the FVIII administration, blood was collected in tubes, containing 10% volume/volumeand FVIII concentrate (blue line) or DDAVP and FVIII concentrate (orange line) **(B)**FVIII concentrate elimination curves of the same patients after infusion of FVIII concentrate preceded by placebo or DDAVP administration. All elimination curves are adjusted for baseline and DDAVP induced FVIII levels.](jclintranslres-3-351-g001){#jclintranslres-3-351-g002}

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Previously, it was demonstrated that the FVIII concentrate half-life is associated with pre-infusion levels of VWF in severely affected hemophilia A patients \[[@B13]\]. The present study demonstrates that doubling pre-infusion VWF concentration by DDAVP results in a minor prolongation of the MRT of FVIII concentrate. Our results are more in agreement with a later study, demonstrating that nasal DDAVP administration prior to FVIII concentrate administration significantly increased both MRT and volume of distribution of FVIII concentrate \[[@B20]\].

Our observations suggest that doubling of the plasma


Furthermore, sulfation of Tyr1680 has been shown to be a crucial for high affinity binding to VWF \[[@B35]\]. The physiological importance of this high affinity binding site on FVIII for VWF is suggested by the low FVIII levels observed in patients carrying a Tyr1680 to Phe substitution (median baseline FVIII:C in 20 patients in INSIGHT study was 5 IU/dL (IQR 2-31)) \[[@B36]\].

In light of the ambiguity regarding the VWF present in the FVIII product which may obscure the DDAVP induced effect, we looked into patient one (No. 1). For this patient we had data available from a DDAVP administration without placebo or FVIII concentrate. The VWF Ag peak following DDAVP only was 2.6 IU/ml, which was almost as high as the VWF Ag peak following FVIII concentrate afterby Baxalta, has received unrestricted research grants from CSL Behring, Pfizer and Bayer, and has given lectures at educational symposiums organised by Pfizer, Baxalta, NovoNordisk and Bayer. The remaining authors declare no competing financial interests.


contrasting outcomes are governed by a trade-off between aggregate surface area and height. Our results provide new insight into biofilm formation and development, and reveal new factors that may be at play in the social evolution of biofilm communities.'
author:
- Gavin Melaugh
- Jaime Hutchison
- 'Kasper N[ø]{}rskov Kragh'
- Yasuhiko Irie
- Aled Roberts
- Thomas Bjarnsholt
- 'Stephen P. Diggle'
- 'Vernita D. Gordon'
- 'Rosalind J. Allen'
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- 'biofilm\_aggregates.bib'
title: Shaping the Growth Behaviour of Biofilms Initiated from Bacterial Aggregates
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Addiction, a chronic brain disease that induces compulsive activity leading to many legal, social, and health consequences, is a problem that has swept over the world. Although this disease may start as a positive experience for the user, the outcome is normally devastating or even fatal. In the U.S., pharmaceutical opioids and heroinmedia posts, emails and public comments, the “No Sesame. All Street.” tagline has confused and appalled viewers because of what they believe to be a serious breach of trust,” the lawsuit alleges.

The Happytime Murders: Melissa McCarthy snorts ecstasy with puppets in Henson comedy trailer Read more

In response, STX issued a statement in the name of one of the film’s characters, the attorney Fred.

“STX loved the idea of working closely with Brian Henson and the Jim Henson Company to tell the untold story of the active lives of Henson puppets when they’re not performing in front of children,” the statement said.

“While we’re disappointed that Sesame Street does not share in the fun, we are confident in our legal position,” it added.

The Happytime Murders, scheduled for an August release, is


animal rights activist said this elephant too was very weak due to starvation.

Mullathu Kailas, a 32-year-old elephant, died at Korattikkara in the district on August 2.

In waterlogged areas

In a letter to the Director, Project Elephant, Ministry of Environment and Forests, Mr. Venkitachalam said that all the 16 elephants were deprived of proper food and veterinary care.

Many of them were tethered in waterlogged places, he said.

An elephant named Aaralam Siva, 22, captured by Forest Department from Kannur district and kept at the Muthanga forest elephant camp, was found dead on July 28, inside its kraal with wounds all over its body.

Akkavila Kannan, 17, was found dead at its tethering place near Kodaly in Thrissur on January 25 with severe injuries on its body.

Thottekkattu Karthikeyan, aged 30, died on FebruaryNeck. These settlers organized a Baptist church in January 1738.

The South Carolina Welsh settlement consisted of 173,000 acres granted exclusively to Welsh settlers in 1737 by an act of the South Carolina Assembly.  Within a decade, nearly all of this land had been taken and settled in by Welsh immigrants, the majority of whom were Baptists.  They immigrated to what is now Marlboro County, South Carolina from existing Welsh settlements in Delaware and Pennsylvani as well as directly from Wales.  The European settlement along the Peedee River was exclusively Welsh between the 1730s and the 1780s.

On 12 March 1785, Marlboro County was established by state law of the new United States. It was named for the Duke of Marlborough. The first courthouse was built near


flushing gas is called a gas flushing method.
Here, flow paths of the flushing gas by the edges A, B and C of the display (as indicated by relatively large arrows) are wider than flow paths D between the partitions 13 (as indicated by small arrows), so that most flushing gas introduced into the display through the inlet Hi flows in the paths by the edges A, B and C. Removing the remaining impurities or gas from an actual image display area of the display is not sufficient. As a result, some impurities in the actual image display area are not completely removed.
To solve the above problems, it is an object of the present invention to provide a plasma display comprising a path block, capable of efficiently removing impurities Deafening, was chosen for inclusion in Le combat des livres 2006, where it was also championed by McTeer.

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Toxin-antitoxin systems and regulatory mechanisms in Mycobacterium tuberculosis.
There has been a significant reduction in annual tuberculosis incidence since the World Health Organization declared tuberculosis a global health threat. However, treatment of M. tuberculosis infections requires lengthy multidrug therapeutic regimens to achieve a durable cure. The development of new drugs that are active against resistant strains and phenotypically diverse organisms continues to present the greatest challenge in the future. Numerous phylogenomic analyses have revealed that the Mtb genome encodes a significantly expanded repertoire of toxin-antitoxin (TA) loci that makes up the Mtb TA system. A TA loci is a two-gene operon encoding a 'toxin' protein that inhibits bacterial growth and an interacting 'antitoxin' partner that neutralizes the inhibitory activity of the toxin. The presence of multiple chromosomally encoded TAa discredited defector code-named "Curveball" on Iraq's biological weapons capability was particularly alarming. Valerie knew that "Curveball" had been deemed a "fabricator" by the agency, meaning that none of his intelligence could be believed.

The implications suddenly become obvious: we were watching a kabuki play and the outcome was predetermined. The Bush administration was determined to go to war, however bad the intelligence, and not even Secretary of State Powell was going to stand in the way.

Joe, too, watched Powell's speech, wondering whether the secretary would repeat the statement, first made by President Bush in his state of the union address several days earlier , that "the British government has learned that Saddam Hussein recently sought significant quantities of uranium from Africa." At the request of the CIA, Joe


of secret agents. First he offered
the two agents $50,000 to continue working with him. They remained unmoved.
Then he added the second part of his deal: if the men refused, he would kill
them. That changed their minds. They left the embassy compound with a briefcase
full of cash and a renewed willingness to help. That week, a plaque of violence
descended on Tehran. Gangs of thugs ran wildly through the streets, breaking
shop windows, firing guns into mosques, beating passersby, and shouting 'Long Live Mossadeqh and Communism!' Other
thugs, claiming alliance to the self-exciled shah attacked the first ones.
Leaders of both factions were actually working for Roosevelt...

By the
early 1950s, Kermit Roosevelt, Jr. was a senior officer in the CIA's Middle
Eastern division.[citation needed] At that time, there was a
political crisis centered in Iran thatthree
years in military prison, followed by house arrest for life. Zahedi was
installed to succeed prime minister Mossadegh.

After that
coup, Kinzer reported that the Shah said to Roosevelt, "I owe my throne to
God, my people, my army—and to you." […]

In 2003,
William Blum, in Killing Hope: US
Military and CIA Interventions Since World War II criticized
Roosevelt for providing no evidence when he ‘argu[ed] that Mossadegh had to be
removed to prevent a communist takeover’ of Iran. Blum noted that while
Roosevelt kept repeating how Mossadegh was a danger due to his seizure of the
oil industry and his other Socialist reforms as well as his cooperation with
the Tudeh Party, Mossadegh's role was much more nuanced. This view was
shared by many in the Intelligence community, although most notably the head of
the CIA station in Iran resigned


Picton, which collected radio transmitter data on my behalf from the kiwi on Long Island. I also had help from the Interislander ferry service, which gave me free trips—in exchange I gave talks about kiwi to passengers."

Helen's PhD was also supported with funding from the Ministry of Business, Innovation, and Employment, as well as a scholarship from the Allan Wilson Centre for Molecular Ecology and Evolution.

Helen, who's currently based in Dunedin as a postdoctoral researcher in the Anatomy Department at the University of Otago, is working with the Department of Conservation to co-author a species management plan for little spotted kiwi.

Explore further New study shows kiwi call in perfect harmonyPreliminary X-ray analysis of a new crystal form of the vanadium-dependent bromoperoxidase from Corallina officinalis.
A new crystal form of the vanadium-dependent bromoperoxidase from Corallina officinalis has been obtained. The crystals exhibit a 'teardrop' morphology and are grown from 2 M ammonium dihydrogen phosphate pH and diffract to beyond 1.7 A resolution. They are in tetragonal space group P4222 with unit-cell dimensions of a = b = 201.9, c = 178.19 A, alpha = beta = gamma = 90 degrees. A 2.3 A resolution native data set has been collected at the Hamburg Synchrotron. A mercury derivative data set has also been collected, and the heavy-atom positions have been determined. The self-rotation function and the positions of the heavy atoms are consistent with the molecule being a dodecamer with


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1           1000000 900000  750000on company’s estimates, the blockade has cost Lydian about $100,000 a day and the loss of several key professionals.

The TSX-listed miner said in a statement it has provided the special investigative committee (SIC) with more than 300 documents, totalling about 20,000 pages of information. It has also participated in extensive technical discussions during the audit over the past four months.

Lydian noted a translation of the final conclusions will be delivered early next week.

Opposition to mining in Armenia has its roots in a long list of environmental disasters caused by previous operations, as well as in allegations of corruption among authorities in charge of granting licences.

The country, however, needs foreign investment and jobs that properly run and managed mining projects could bring in.

If approved, the Amulsar mine will be


or more discrete layers of different types or formulations of plastic, one of which is specifically designed to provide an effective permeation layer, blocking the escape of hydrocarbons from the system. In general, the most successful multi-layer tubing employs a relatively thick outer layer composed of a material resistant to the exterior environment. The innermost layer is thinner and is composed of a material which is chosen for its ability to block defusion of materials, such as hydrocarbons, alcohols and other materials present in fuel blends, to the outer layer and may have a degree of electrical conductivity sufficient to dissipate static charges generated by the flow of fluid therein. To date, it has been extremely difficult to obtain satisfactory lamination characteristics between dissimilar polymer layers. Thus, thecould ask this many many times and build up a picture of the surface)
Discouraged questions: "Is $W$ given by the zero-set of $x^{7}+y^{4}z^{8}-xzw^{5}=4$?" (I say discouraged because the point of this exercise is not to brute force an answer, but questions like this are appropriate at the end, when the answer could be yes)

The goal of the game is to determine what $W$ is explicitly (or, more generally, the variety that the asker has in mind), or as Zev puts it
"Is there a finite list of invariants of a variety that determine it completely?"

If such a game is possible, could someone run through a hypothetical transcript of one? (or, to up the level of abstraction: what strategy would you use to play it?)
If such a game


no case is it possible to determine what the subset is by asking any finite number of such questions.)  If we are talking about abstract varieties not up to isomophism, for silly reason this forms a proper class so is highly inappropriate for playing $20$ questions (or even $\kappa$ questions, for any cardinal number $\kappa$).  If we mean, say, projective varieties given as closed subsets of projective space over $\mathbb{P}^n_{\overline{\mathbb{Q}}}$ then it certainly is algorithmically effective to ask "Are you thinking of the subset of $\mathbb{P}^n$ given by the vanishing of these polynomials?" so the question manifestly collapses to "I'm thinking of a number..."

tax on SSBs was introduced. More importantly, lower-income households had the biggest decline in consumption of SSBs.

Lower-income households spend a larger proportion of their income on necessities like food and water.

According to the 2013 Singapore Household Expenditure Survey, households in the bottom income decile spent 9.9 per cent of their monthly expenditure on food. The figure for households in the top decile, in contrast, was just 4.2 per cent.

ST ILLUSTRATION: MANNY FRANCISCO

To optimise their energy intake and finances, it is expected that lower-income households would generally spend more on cheap high-caloric sugar-laden processed food and drinks. A sugar tax will reduce access to this cheap source of energy intake.

This highlights the regressive nature of the sugar tax - it places a disproportionate burden on lower-income households. Given the


and the use of rebates.

In 2015, a sugar tax on sugar-sweetened beverages was introduced by the City of Berkeley, California - the first US jurisdiction to do so. A study published this year in Plos Medicine showed that sales of such beverages in Berkeley fell by 9.6 per cent after a one cent per fluid ounce (250ml = 8.5 fl oz) excise tax was introduced.

Berkeley used a volume-based tax which is easier to administer. A more targeted approach would be to tax products according to the amount of added sugar, much like current Singapore alcohol taxes. This will incentivise consumers to choose healthier substitutes, and producers to lower sugar content.

However, this approach can also be contentious. Added dietary sugar is listed as different ingredients in a food product,do matters of dietary choices require government intervention?

Some people might say that when it comes to food choices, they should have complete freedom in making those choices as they are solely responsible for the health cost that they would incur.

However, the cost goes beyond personal choices.

A similar case can be made against smoking. It also affects families, in raising both the monetary and time costs of their long-term healthcare. There is perhaps a strong argument for government intervention to correct a seemingly harmful market failure. This is one reason why many countries including Singapore impose additional taxes on tobacco.

Should sugar also be taxed for similar reasons? A carefully thought-through sugar tax should have a part to play in reducing sugar consumption and managing current and potential health problems


Introduction {#Sec1}
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Early life stress (ELS) increases the lifetime risk of depression and is one of the strongest risk factors for developing mental illness^[@CR1]--[@CR3]^. Nearly 1% of children in the US are victims of child abuse and neglect each year^[@CR4]^, and many more children experience other forms of profound stress and trauma, including death of a caregiver, parental incarceration, or experience of a natural disaster. Studies in humans and animal models indicate that ELS increases risk for depression by sensitizing individuals to stress later in life, leading to a first appearance or synergistic worsening of depression-like symptoms^[@CR5]--[@CR9]^. Stress early in life can alter developmental brain trajectories, and not just steady-state processes, which has the potential to augment the long-term impact of stress. However, the ways in which ELS altersadult stress in female mice significantly increased this composite score relative to STVS alone, similar to our earlier findings in male mice on a different battery of behavioral tests before and after repeated social defeat stress (Fig. [1l](#Fig1){ref-type="fig"})^[@CR7]^. There was also an interaction of stress types on body weight in adulthood in female mice, such that ELS increased weight among control mice but decreased weight after STVS (Fig. [1k](#Fig1){ref-type="fig"}).

We next sought to replicate the novelty suppressed feeding, grooming, and sucrose preference findings in an independent cohort of female mice, and simultaneously test whether stress earlier in the postnatal period (P2--10, termed early--ELS) also heightens later stress sensitivity. We did not find an effect of early--ELS on any individual measure (Supplementary Fig. [1a--c](#MOESM1){ref-type="media"}). We then analyzed the replication cohort including only late


e, j, m, r, u](#Fig2){ref-type="fig"}, top). Clustering revealed greater transcriptional similarities between two hits of stress and ELS alone in female NAc and male and female PFC (Fig. [2m, r, u](#Fig2){ref-type="fig"}, bottom, respectively), greater similarities between two hits of stress and adult stress alone in male and female VTA (Fig. [2b, e](#Fig2){ref-type="fig"}, bottom), and greater similarity between ELS and adult stress alone in male NAc (Fig. [2j](#Fig2){ref-type="fig"}, bottom).

We complemented these analyses with a two-sided rank--rank hypergeometric overlap analysis (RRHO^[@CR15]^) to identify patterns and strength of genome-wide overlap in a threshold-free manner. RRHO analyses confirmed similar directional regulation of genes by ELS and adult stresses (Fig. [2d, g, l, o, w](#Fig2){ref-type="fig"}, left) in all brain regions (Fig. [2t](#Fig2){ref-type="fig"}, left). As previously reported for male VTA^[@CR7]^, these analyses suggest that late postnatal stress transcriptionally primestiming of ELS experience in humans influences later depression^[@CR41],[@CR42]^, it is also necessary to consider that mice are born premature relative to humans and for at least some brain systems rodent postnatal week-one is more similar to the second half of human gestation^[@CR43],[@CR44]^.

The latent behavioral stress sensitivity induced by ELS is useful for disentangling the enduring transcriptional impact of ELS associated with vulnerability, from neurobiological changes associated with depression-like behaviors per se or with acute stress. Across three brain reward-associated regions, we find broadly similar transcriptional changes after ELS and adult stress. These similarities were visualized using both thresholded (heatmap) and threshold-free (RRHO) analyses (Fig. [2](#Fig2){ref-type="fig"}). These findings corroborate and extend our previous findings of depression-like transcriptional patterns after ELS in the adult male VTA^[@CR7]^. However, RNA-seq also revealed


in serum of depressed patients^[@CR53]^ and hippocampus of rats after stress across the lifespan^[@CR54],[@CR55]^. *Ctnnb1* (which encodes ß-catenin) in male NAc D2 receptor subtype neurons was previously shown to mediate resilience to adult stress through DICER-mediated microRNA regulation^[@CR56]^. DICER1 was also a top predicted upstream regulator in female PFC (Fig. [3h](#Fig3){ref-type="fig"}), suggesting common enduring molecular alterations across brain reward regions in response to stress. However, upregulation of these pathways in NAc was found to increase resilience in males, whereas these pathways are associated with stress susceptibility in females after ELS. These results therefore raise the possibility of prominent sex differences and/or timing of stress (developmental vs. adult) in the role played by CTNNB1 in stress responses.

Some similarities in transcriptional regulation between sexes were observed after two hits of stressfemale PFC (Fig. [6](#Fig6){ref-type="fig"}). This suggests that one mechanism for increased sensitivity to future stress is through inappropriately preserved brain plasticity, in a sex-dependent and region-dependent manner. Enriched plasticity signatures were unique to stress experienced in the postnatal period, as adult stress alone either had no impact on plasticity or negatively impacted plasticity. However, after a second hit of stress, plasticity enrichment was reversed in male NAc and PFC, while it was augmented in female PFC. Thus, in males, a second stress exposure may be a trigger to close the extended plasticity period and decrease behavioral flexibility through decreased plasticity, leading to maladaptive behavior. In support of this theory, hippocampal synaptic plasticity in the form of stimulation-induced long-term potentiation (LTP) develops between P9 and P22, and a single day


There were no main effects of cycle state for any behavior.

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Samples from male brain were from mice whose behavior was reported previously (*n* = 4--6 per group)^[@CR1]^. Samples from female brain were from mice whose behavior is reported in the initial cohort here (Fig. [1](#Fig1){ref-type="fig"}; *n* = 5--6 per group).

Adult mice were cervically dislocated directly from the home cage 1 day after the final behavioral test. Brains were removed rapidly, placed into ice-cold PBS, and sliced into 1 mm-thick coronal sections in a slice matrix. Bilateral punches were made from VTA (16 gauge), NAc (14 gauge), and PFC (12 gauge) and flash-frozen in tubes on dry ice. Total RNA was isolated with TriZol reagent (Invitrogen) and purified with RNeasy Micro Kits (Qiagen). All RNA samples were determined to\bar M_{{\mathrm{perm}}})^2}}{{{n} - 1}}} }}$$\end{document}$ to yield a normalized score *M* (the effect size). *M* is computed similar to the approach by Zhang and Gant^[@CR89]^. Analyses were completed in the R programming language (v 3.2.2).

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Further information on research design is available in the [Nature Research Reporting Summary](#MOESM8){ref-type="media"} linked to this article.

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required 60 days notice of termination.

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Hooper filed a complaint with the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) in September 1991, claiming that he was terminated because of his age.  He later amended his EEOC complaint to allege that the partners retaliated against him for filing the complaint by, inter alia, not allowing him access to certain of his patient lists.  Additionally, during this time Hooper was negotiating with MMG for benefits he claimed he was due from a pension plan formerly administered by MMG, which was subject to the Employee Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA).

7
Hooper brought this action in February 1992.  In a second amended complaint, he alleged:  (1) age discrimination in violation of the Age Discrimination in Employment Act, 29 U.S.C.A. Sec. 621 etand affirm the grant of summary judgment for the reasons stated in the order of the district court.  Hooper v. Montgomery Medical Group, P.A., C/A No. 92-529 (D. Md. July 6, 1993) (summary judgment order).

B.

9
The parties settled Hooper's ERISA claim after the district court refused to grant summary judgment on this issue.  The district court later granted Hooper $500 in attorney's fees, an award Hooper now appeals as being insufficient.

10
A district court may, in its discretion, award attorney's fees in an ERISA action, but there is no presumption in favor of awarding fees to the prevailing party.  See Quesinberry v. Life Ins. Co. of N. Am., 987 F.2d 1017, 1028-30 (4th Cir.1993) (en banc).  The purpose of the $500 award was to compensate Hooper


[Relation between coronary obstructions, left ventricular wall motion and regional myocardial blood flow in single-vessel coronary artery disease (author's transl)].
Regional myocardial blood flow was studied at rest in 72 patients with a typical history of angina pectoris and/or myocardial infarction using the 133Xenon clearance technique. 62 patients had isolated greater than 50% obstructions of the left anterior descending or of the left circumflex branch, 10 patients had segmental asynergy yet no or only minimal (less than 35%) coronary obstructions. In each patient, flow of the poststenotic (asynergic) LV wall area was related to flow of the normal area (= 100%). Coronary obstructions were measured in multiple projections using a vernier, and segmental wall motion was quantitated by systolic halfaxial shortening. A progressive decrease of poststenotic flow was foundnamed Bobby Jack Fowler as a suspect in three of the E-Pana murders. His DNA was found on the body of Colleen MacMillen, one of the presumed victims.

Death
In May 2006, Fowler died at the age of 66 in Oregon State Penitentiary from lung cancer. His body was cremated.

See also
 List of serial killers in the United States

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or chronic. Thus, the severe symptomatic hyponatremia should be treated with saline infusion and the patients must be put under surveillance in order to establish the underlying cause and the onset type.

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Correction of acute hyponatremia
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Correction of acute severe and symptomatic hyponatremia with infusions of hypertonic saline (3%): 100 mL over 10 minutes administered up to three times (or 150 ml in 20 minutes administered 2 times), ideally in critical care unit. Acute hyponatremia with mild-to-moderate symptoms should be corrected with 3% NaCl (0.5--2 mL/kg/h) infusions and the response should be monitored every 4--6 hours. Some authorities recognize the use of 1.8% hypertonic saline atI've heard others have 10-15, just bad luck. Love TechT products though and this won't stop me from buying other parts from their company.

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particles, these experiments revealed most of the gold conjugates as aggregates in lipids vesicles ([Fig. S3](#s1){ref-type="supplementary-material"}). Altogether these observations indicate that antibodies or Fab fragments conjugated to 0.8 nm gold particles are efficiently delivered into living cells, can be imported into the nucleus and detected by TEM after amplification.

The FIB/SEM technology was used to map the distribution of RNAPII in the entire nuclear volume. In this method, the focused ion beam (FIB) mills away a thin section of the samples while the scanning electron beam (SEM) is used to image the newly created cell cross-section[@b14]. The sequential use and iteration of these two processes opens the possibility to image large areas at high spatial resolution and over a depth of several microns. To date FIB/SEM imaging has not beenFab were coupled to US-colloïdal gold particles by the manufacturer (US-colloidal gold, Aurion, The Netherlands).

Antibody delivery
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Ten μl of purified 7C2 antibodies or of the different 7C2 gold conjugates at a protein concentration of 100 μg/ml were incubated for 10 min at room temperature with 3 μl of a lipid based formulation allowing the delivery of functional antibodies into living cells (Ab-DeliverIN™, Ozbiosciences). The volume was completed to 300 μl. 200 μl of the formed lipoplexes were added into the culture media of adherent HeLa cells which were 50--70% confluent at the time of the delivery. The cells were incubated for 4, 8, 12 or 24 hours with the protein delivery agent and subsequently washed with PBS before being fixed with 2.5% glutaraldehyde diluted in PBS for at least 1 hour. After several washes with water, the


Back-scattered electron (EsB) detector was used with a retarding EsB grid voltage of 1425 volts. The SEM imaging took about 29 sec and the milling of each slice about 4 sec. The acquired data cube consists of more than 400 single slice images. The grey level scale was inverted in order to obtain a TEM like image.

Image processing and segmentation
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A stack containing 300 images 2048 by 1536 pixels in size was created after inverting and normalizing the image intensities. A cropped region 1024 by 1024 pixels in size from the center of the stack was aligned using the "multistack Reg Fix" plugin in Fiji[@b25]. Segmentation and 3-D rendering of the density map were performed using the Seg2D software (<http://www.seg3d.org>). The segmentation was done in a semi-automatic mode by thresholding theOn March 12, Fallout 76 players will be able to brew your own beer and spirit as part of the new content update for the game.

A few days ago, Bethesda laid out a new content roadmap for Fallout 76. The update will consist of 3 seasons of updates, and being able to brew and distill your own liquor is just a small part of the content promised. The brewing crafting system will be available starting with the quest “Wasted on Nukashine.”

The update is called the Wild Appalachia update and the quest will be available at Vault-Tec University where you’ll make your way to a speakeasy. there, you’ll meet up with a robot named Biv who’s an alcoholic and will teach you how to craft Nukashine using the game’


 blob_bottom_->Reshape(4, 5, 2, 2);
    FillerParameter filler_param;
    GaussianFiller<Dtype> filler(filler_param);
    filler.Fill(this->blob_bottom_);
  }

  virtual ~SliceLayerTest() {
    delete blob_top_0_; delete blob_top_1_;
    delete blob_top_2_; delete blob_bottom_;
  }

  Blob<Dtype>* const blob_bottom_;
  Blob<Dtype>* const blob_top_0_;
  Blob<Dtype>* const blob_top_1_;
  Blob<Dtype>* const blob_top_2_;
  vector<Blob<Dtype>*> blob_top_vec_0_, blob_top_vec_1_;
  vector<Blob<Dtype>*> blob_bottom_vec_;
};

TYPED_TEST_CASE(SliceLayerTest, TestDtypesAndDevices);

TYPED_TEST(SliceLayerTest, TestSetupNum) {
  typedef typename TypeParam::Dtype Dtype;
  LayerParameter layer_param;
  layer_param.mutable_slice_param()->set_axis(0);
  SliceLayer<Dtype> layer(layer_param);
  layer.SetUp(this->blob_bottom_vec_, this->blob_top_vec_1_);
  EXPECT_EQ(this->blob_bottom_->num(), 3 * this->blob_top_0_->num());
  EXPECT_EQ(this->blob_top_0_->num(), this->blob_top_1_->num());
  EXPECT_EQ(this->blob_top_0_->num(), this->blob_top_2_->num());
  EXPECT_EQ(this->blob_bottom_->channels(), this->blob_top_0_->channels());
  EXPECT_EQ(this->blob_bottom_->height(), this->blob_top_0_->height());
  EXPECT_EQ(this->blob_bottom_->width(), this->blob_top_0_->width());
}

TYPED_TEST(SliceLayerTest, TestSetupChannels) {
  typedef typename TypeParam::Dtype Dtype;
  LayerParameter layer_param;
  layer_param.mutable_slice_param()->add_slice_point(3);
  SliceLayer<Dtype> layer(layer_param);
  layer.SetUp(this->blob_bottom_vec_, this->blob_top_vec_0_);
  EXPECT_EQ(this->blob_top_0_->num(), this->blob_bottom_->num());
  EXPECT_EQ(this->blob_top_0_->channels(), 3);
 for (int w = 0; w < this->blob_bottom_->width(); ++w) {
          EXPECT_EQ(this->blob_bottom_->data_at(n, c + kSlicePoint1, h, w),
              this->blob_top_2_->data_at(n, c, h, w));
        }
      }
    }
  }
}

TYPED_TEST(SliceLayerTest, TestGradientTrivial) {
  // Test the trivial (single output) "slice" operation --
  // should be the identity.
  typedef typename TypeParam::Dtype Dtype;
  LayerParameter layer_param;
  SliceLayer<Dtype> layer(layer_param);
  GradientChecker<Dtype> checker(1e-2, 1e-3);
  this->blob_top_vec_0_.resize(1);
  checker.CheckGradientEltwise(&layer, this->blob_bottom_vec_,
      this->blob_top_vec_0_);
}

TYPED_TEST(SliceLayerTest, TestGradientAcrossNum) {
  typedef typename TypeParam::Dtype Dtype;
  // Gradient checks are slow; reduce blob size.
  this->ReduceBottomBlobSize();
  LayerParameter layer_param;


layer_param.mutable_slice_param()->set_axis(0);
  SliceLayer<Dtype> layer(layer_param);
  GradientChecker<Dtype> checker(1e-2, 1e-3);
  checker.CheckGradientExhaustive(&layer, this->blob_bottom_vec_,
    this->blob_top_vec_0_);
}

TYPED_TEST(SliceLayerTest, TestGradientAcrossChannels) {
  typedef typename TypeParam::Dtype Dtype;
  // Gradient checks are slow; reduce blob size.
  this->ReduceBottomBlobSize();
  LayerParameter layer_param;
  const int kSlicePoint = 4;
  layer_param.mutable_slice_param()->add_slice_point(kSlicePoint);
  SliceLayer<Dtype> layer(layer_param);
  GradientChecker<Dtype> checker(1e-2, 1e-3);
  checker.CheckGradientExhaustive(&layer, this->blob_bottom_vec_,
    this->blob_top_vec_0_);
}

}  // namespace caffe
be devastating! Have you thanked your bone marrow today?

The next time you see a skeleton remember that bones are as alive as you are!

If you’re interested in learning more about the program, contact admissions to get a class pass!

Sunday September 22nd 2013 marked the very first Ironman Triathlon in the Lake Tahoe area. It will definitely be an event to remember for all parties involved. National Holistic Institute was invited to support the athletes after the event by providing recovery-oriented “post event” sports massage.

To say the event was grueling and demanding on the human body is an understatement.

Imagine if you will:

A race that begins before dawn… It begins with a 2.4 mile swim in frigid waters of Lake Tahoe that is enough to wear down the average body.


back to our students in many ways.

Nick Navas, a Senior in Group 40 at National Holistic Institute in Petaluma recently attended a Massage Envy Hiring event on campus and came out of it not only with a job as a massage therapist before he graduated, but was also able to take advantage of their tuition reimbursement program which helps recent graduates pay off $1500.00 of their tuition in their first year at M.E.! Check out this interview with Nick to learn more about their program and to hear how he did it!

Two more students who just graduated from the Petaluma campus of NHI are already employed by Massage Envy. One of them, Darcy Blain, qualified for the tuition reimbursement program, $1500.00! She additionally won the quarterly M.E. scholarshipwe have sent thousands of massage professionals into the field, and they in turn have enriched the lives of thousands and thousands more whom they’ve touched. Our graduates have helped those suffering from long-term and sometimes debilitating pain, supported women as they go through pregnancy and childbirth, provided comfort and care to those who need it, helped professional athletes improve their performance, and generally have helped to decrease the stress levels of all with whom they come in contact. You might even say our graduates are changing the world one touch at a time.

This week, we bring you a post from a few of our graduates – Gathering all they have learned at NHI, the San Jose campus alumni opened the Silicon Valley Massage Therapy Group, LLC. Their


1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates generally to nano-particles and more particularly to nano-particles surrounded by a gel for fluid separation and/or purification applications.
2. Description of Related Art
Over the last two decades immense progress has been made in the synthesis of nano-materials. These materials have morphological features on the nano-scale which lead to special chemical and physical properties. A sub-classification of nano-materials is nano-particles which are minute objects that function as wholes units. Nano-particles are generally classified according to sizes ranging from 1-2500 nanometers. These materials have been structurally engineered and are characterized by tremendously high surface areas' (m2/gram) and often have tremendously high pore volume (ml/ml). Particle size (length and width), pore size, and directionality can be manipulated through novel synthetic methods. Specific chemical andQ:

Topic Challenge: Bill Paxton and his films [completed]

February 25th saw the death of actor Bill Paxton. So in honour of him and due to popular demand we're starting a new topic challenge. From 2017-03-06 00:00 UTC to 2017-03-12 23:00 UTC we're challenging you to all your great questions about Bill Paxton and the films he was in.1
Once the challenge is over, we'll tally the results and winners (by question score) here. Also don't forget to suggest and vote for new topics for our next possible challenge.

1) But don't feel compelled to add a bill-paxton tag to each and every of those questions, tag responsibly instead.

A:

The challenge is over and the top-voted question (with a score of 46 and ~7,389 views) was asked by Paulie_D, which makes him the


section of Heat Transfer and has become an informal mentor for Schrlau, providing notes as well as insights into the class. It is a common hand-off between faculty.

“Even though I have notes from somebody else, they reflect somebody else’s understanding of the material and the way they convey it to students. You still have to develop your own understanding and presentation style,” he says. “Because it’s rough in the beginning, you quickly learn and constantly adjust from your mistakes.”

Dealing with rough starts, or finding ways to minimize them, is a rite of passage for new faculty. Academic Affairs launched a faculty mentoring initiative to provide tools to new faculty to manage classroom interactions, office hours and committee and research responsibilities. Students also share their expectations of new facultylevels of players and the EVol organization, a company of powerful players that do not fall to the hunger than other players succumb to created a nice change in the pace of the story. I liked the fact that Katsura kept Kouga at the front as a character, just as important as Jin. His struggles with his family’s failures, that as a hero he would have to fight against their own works and their determination to keep him out of it was intriguing to watch.

Zetman, created by Masakazu Katsura, premiered as a one shot in shonen jump between 1989 and 1994. It made its formal appearance as a mature series in 2002 in the weekly young jump.

Katsura surprised many with the mature action packed Zetman seeing that all


Gbit. This system is unbeatable for an entry-level enterprise server and simply forces you to take another respectful look at IBM — Big Blue creates innovative and striking products.

Well, that’s enough of an introduction. Let’s learn Linux installation and operation on IBM hardware. And later decide how it is possible to effectively exploit Linux on Power.

Remote access

IBM produces equipment that has OpenFirmware (OF) inside. This is analogous to the traditional PC BIOS used on x86 systems. With OF’s help, you can assign which source should be used to start an OS, perform a number of diagnostic procedures, etc. OF itself uses a ServiceProcessor — a special unit embedded into the big tower. When you plug in the power cord, first the ServiceProcessor starts. That initially sets up athat would be beyond the scope of this review.

So, in order to establish an access link to the ServiceProcessor and later install Linux, you will need an RS232(F)<->RS232(F) cable and a dedicated workstation, from which you can directly control your IntelliStation 285. As a console, any PC with an installed command-line tool like minicom or surecom (a GUI alternative) will suit. Set the communication speed to 19,200 bit/s, the standard default rate for IBM hardware, plug in the power cord and wait for the login prompt after running minicom -D /dev/ttyS0 -s 19200 -o. See Figure 1.

Figure 1: Control Power hardware via RS232 cable

To start the whole system and gain access to OF, from where you can select an OS source, choose: 1. Power/Restart Control -> 1. Power


is no systems setting to exclude or interrupt this operation when you are in text mode via a serial line. In this case, simply restart the system and assign the necessary IP address after a reboot (via serial connection and minicom). After that, you are encouraged to connect via SSH over the Ethernet connection.

Embedded Linux on ServiceProcessor

In addition to control via a serial line, IntelliStation (and in general, all IBM products) offers management via an ordinary Web browser. This Web control mechanism (Advanced System Management — see Figure 6) is provided by a tiny computer within the IntelliStation, with Linux and BusyBox utilities.

Figure 6: Management via Web interface

This ServiceProcessor also uses Power technology — a PowerPC 405 CPU from IBM [Datasheet PDF] but with a much smaller formfor SLES 10/11. Still, SLES 10 and 11 support it unofficially. Let us see how the installation process goes, and whether we can bring the system to production mode.

In addition to RHEL and SLES, numerous systems based on the POWER processor even supported Ubuntu 10.04 (LTS edition). However, my experience proved that this model wasn’t suitable for Ubuntu — it cannot start properly. Moreover, newer versions of Ubuntu come without any POWER/PowerPC architecture support at all, unfortunately.

I checked if the most recent release (6.0.3) of Ubuntu’s parent distribution, Debian, could boot. It wasn’t able to start — it drops directly into OpenFirmware. Another failure! Well, let’s not despair. Quite possibly, the Debian community will fix it.

Oddly enough, a completely amateurish project called Crux PPC has a fully working


0.470948  LegacyPassManager.cpp:1564:0: (anonymous namespace)::MPPassManager::runOnModule(llvm::Module&)
   139607          2 [ 0.147345,  0.315994,  0.315994,  0.315994,  0.315994]  0.463340  LegacyPassManager.cpp:1530:0: llvm::FPPassManager::runOnModule(llvm::Module&)
   139605         21 [ 0.000002,  0.000002,  0.102593,  0.213336,  0.213336]  0.463331  LegacyPassManager.cpp:1491:0: llvm::FPPassManager::runOnFunction(llvm::Function&)
   139563      26096 [ 0.000002,  0.000002,  0.000037,  0.000063,  0.000215]  0.225708  LegacyPassManager.cpp:1083:0: llvm::PMDataManager::findAnalysisPass(void const*, bool)
   108055        188 [ 0.000002,  0.000120,  0.001375,  0.004523,  0.062624]  0.159279  MachineFunctionPass.cpp:38:0: llvm::MachineFunctionPass::runOnFunction(llvm::Function&)
    62635         22 [ 0.000041, things is the ``graph`` subcommand. Given for example the following
toy program that we build with XRay instrumentation, we can see how the
generated graph may be a helpful indicator of where time is being spent for the
application.

.. code-block:: c++

  // sample.cc
  #include <iostream>
  #include <thread>

  [[clang::xray_always_instrument]] void f() {
    std::cerr << '.';
  }

  [[clang::xray_always_instrument]] void g() {
    for (int i = 0; i < 1 << 10; ++i) {
      std::cerr << '-';
    }
  }

  int main(int argc, char* argv[]) {
    std::thread t1([] {
      for (int i = 0; i < 1 << 10; ++i)


site built FOR you to hack. It offers you a crash course in multiple types of security exploits, and then provides you with a playground to test them out on. Check it out!

http://craphound.com/littlebrother/download/

Little Brother is an awesome work of fiction by Cory Doctorow. What’s that, you say? Fiction? Yes! You may not learn hacking skills outright here, but if you enjoyed Watch_Dogs, you will definitely enjoy this book! It also gives you a solid grasp of hacking culture, internet movements, and other information age mainstays that will become a part of your life on this path. Check it out, it’s free if you need it to be! (I suggest buying it if you are able, though. Cory’s stuff is worth paying for.)

Combat

Aiden’s moves are not flashy, or subtle.   _playerItem.preferredForwardBufferDuration = 5;
    }
    [self itemObserving];
}

/// Playback speed switching method
- (void)enableAudioTracks:(BOOL)enable inPlayerItem:(AVPlayerItem*)playerItem {
    for (AVPlayerItemTrack *track in playerItem.tracks){
        if ([track.assetTrack.mediaType isEqual:AVMediaTypeVideo]) {
            track.enabled = enable;
        }
    }
}

/**
 *  缓冲较差时候回调这里
 */
- (void)bufferingSomeSecond {
    // playbackBufferEmpty会反复进入，因此在bufferingOneSecond延时播放执行完之前再调用bufferingSomeSecond都忽略
    if (self.isBuffering || self.playState == ZFPlayerPlayStatePlayStopped) return;
    /// 没有网络
    if ([ZFReachabilityManager sharedManager].networkReachabilityStatus == ZFReachabilityStatusNotReachable) return;
    self.isBuffering = YES;

    // 需要先暂停一小会之后再播放，否则网络状况不好的时候时间在走，声音播放不出来
    [self.player pause];
    dispatch_after(dispatch_time(DISPATCH_TIME_NOW, (int64_t)(3.0 *


       if (self.isPlaying && self.loadState == ZFPlayerLoadStateStalled) self.player.rate = self.rate;
        if (loadedRanges.count > 0) {
            if (self.playerPlayTimeChanged) self.playerPlayTimeChanged(self, self.currentTime, self.totalTime);
        }
    }];

    _itemEndObserver = [[NSNotificationCenter defaultCenter] addObserverForName:AVPlayerItemDidPlayToEndTimeNotification object:self.playerItem queue:[NSOperationQueue mainQueue] usingBlock:^(NSNotification * _Nonnull note) {
        @zf_strongify(self)
        if (!self) return;
        self.playState = ZFPlayerPlayStatePlayStopped;
        if (self.playerDidToEnd) self.playerDidToEnd(self);
    }];
}

- (void)observeValueForKeyPath:(NSString *)keyPath ofObject:(id)object change:(NSDictionary<NSKeyValueChangeKey,id> *)change context:(void *)context {
        }
            } else if (self.player.currentItem.status == AVPlayerItemStatusFailed) {
                self.playState = ZFPlayerPlayStatePlayFailed;
                self->_isPlaying = NO;
                NSError *error = self.player.currentItem.error;
                if (self.playerPlayFailed) self.playerPlayFailed(self, error);
            }
        } else if ([keyPath isEqualToString:kPlaybackBufferEmpty]) {


       // When the buffer is empty
            if (self.playerItem.playbackBufferEmpty) {
                self.loadState = ZFPlayerLoadStateStalled;
                [self bufferingSomeSecond];
            }
        } else if ([keyPath isEqualToString:kPlaybackLikelyToKeepUp]) {
            // When the buffer is good
            if (self.playerItem.playbackLikelyToKeepUp) {
          package stackless

import (
	"bytes"
	"compress/flate"
	"compress/gzip"
	"fmt"
	"io"
	"io/ioutil"
	"testing"
	"time"
)

func TestCompressFlateSerial(t *testing.T) {
	if err := testCompressFlate(); err != nil {
		t.Fatalf("unexpected error: %s", err)
	}
}

func TestCompressFlateConcurrent(t *testing.T) {
	if err := testConcurrent(testCompressFlate, 10); err != nil {
		t.Fatalf("unexpected error: %s", err)
	}
}

func testCompressFlate() error {
	return testWriter(func(w io.Writer) Writer {
		zw, err := flate.NewWriter(w, flate.DefaultCompression)
		if err != nil {
			panic(fmt.Sprintf("BUG: unexpected error: %s", err))
		}
		return zw
	}, func(r io.Reader) io.Reader {
		return flate.NewReader(r)
	})
}

func TestCompressGzipSerial(t *testing.T) {
	if err := testCompressGzip(); err != nil {
		t.Fatalf("unexpected error: %s", err)
	}
}

func TestCompressGzipConcurrent(t *testing.T) {
	if err := testConcurrent(testCompressGzip, 10); err != nil {
		t.Fatalf("unexpected error: %s", err)
	}
}

func testCompressGzip() error {
	return testWriter(func(w io.Writer) Writer {
		return gzip.NewWriter(w)
	}, func(r io.Reader) io.Reader {
		zr, err := gzip.NewReader(r)
		if err != nil {
			panic(fmt.Sprintf("BUG: cannot create gzip reader: %s", err))
		}
		return zr
	})
}

func testWriter(newWriter NewWriterFunc, newReader func(io.Reader) io.Reader) error {
	dstW := &bytes.Buffer{}
	w := NewWriter(dstW, newWriter)

	for i := 0; i < 5; i++ {
		if


the 3rd year of dialysis with a fracture of the neck of the femur as well as in a 2nd patient after transplantation of a kidney with permanently progressing demineralization and spondylitis. Controls of the courses showed only in 18.2% a progressing loss of the peripheral mineral content of the bones. The alkaline phosphatase was not increased, the alkaline bone phosphatase appeared with low and not provable activities. A suppression of the secondary hyperparathyroidism could not be proved. Parathormone was increased with 2.30 +/- 1.90 micrograms/l. The 25-OH-CC-levels were normal or slightly increased with 39.1 +/- 12.4 micrograms/l, whereas they were essentially lower in a comparative group without ultraviolet radiation. Therefore in connection with the very low rate of complications of the renal osteopathy with normalized 25-OH-CC-levels newQ:

How could the Istari act openly against Dol Guldur (or did they?)

The Istari were forbidden to "match [Sauron's] power with power". Yet the White Council was able to attack Dol Guldur and drive out Sauron. Why was that allowed? Or did the Istari just help out with the planning, and the Elves of the White Council handle the actual attack?

A:

Unfortunately, we're given too few details of the actual attack and to what extent were the Istari involved. Hence we have no idea whether the Istari were directly involved in the battle, or if they were just the behind-the-scene planners.
It's very likely to be the latter. Gandalf, after the War, was said to be the "mover of the events of the War" by Aragorn. Rightly said, as Gandalf


Regardless, the ZR1 is some stout competition and the Alpha 9 E63 shows quite impressively.

Video and comments from AMS below.

We recently had the pleasure of attending the WannaGoFast 1/2 mile event in Chicago. The turnout was great and we use the opportunity to do some more fine tuning and testing of our ALPHA 9 turbochargers. While the full package has not been completed we still wanted to test the turbos themselves. As you will see they are doing quite well considering outside of the tune they are the only modifications to this car

The video below is one of an earlier run where we were running less then full boost and certainly not the 787whp level we dynoed. We attempted to run that full power level but the ECUsubsequently loads such a web page and attempts to invoke each reference to each embedded URL will experience difficulties since the browser will attempt to launch a separate instance of the plug-in software application designed to audibly reproduce each audio file referenced by each URL on the client computer system. In other words, if a web page contains multiple embedded URL audio file references, the browser will attempt to launch a plug-in for each reference. If each respective plug-in successfully launches and begins to receive the audio file data for its respective URL reference, the plug-ins will collectively experience contention between each other for access to client computer system resources, such as speakers that are required to audibly reproduce the sounds to the user. If each plug-in were


attempt to launch the second instance of the plug-in before the first instance of the plug-in was finished audibly reproducing the first audio file data, or, the period of silence may occur if the delay were too long.
Another drawback that exists with conventional approaches to providing audio output via a browser on a client computer system relates to the limited processing capabilities that exist within conventional browsers. Generally, the audio capabilities of computer web browsers are rather limited. For instance, as noted above, a browser typically requires a plug-in to audibly reproduce audio file data. Obtaining the plug-in is a burdensome process to the user of the browser, and plug-in functionality itself is often limited to simple play back of audio data. Little effort has been made toreducing the amount of logic instructions required within the client computer system. Moreover, the audio tasks supported by this invention are not provided by plug-ins in conventional audio processing systems. This design is beneficial in systems that operate on a thin-client model or in such systems, for example, that use proxy browsers which require stripped-down or bare-bones processing models.
According to another embodiment of the invention, the reference to audio data is a uniform resource locator reference to at least one file of audio data located on a server computer system on a computer network. This method embodiment thus allows an ARL of the invention to reference audio data that can be located anywhere within the computer network.
Other embodiments of the invention relate to methods for obtaining audio server


structure, that includes data or other information encoded within a computer readable medium such as the magnetic medium (e.g., disk) or electronic medium (e.g., microchip or memory), that represents an ARL as explained herein.
It is to be understood that the system of the invention can be embodied strictly as a software program, as software and hardware, or as hardware alone. Is also to be understood that the audio processing techniques and mechanisms of this invention typically perform (e.g., execute, run, or are otherwise operated) on computer systems coupled to a computer network.
The invention may be embodied in systems, software and/or hardware products designed, developed and/or manufactured by Cisco Systems, Inc. of San Jose, Calif.method) runs the same code as calling Superlist() (which you'd like to fail).  That code, in practice (list.__init__), does not object to dangling abstract methods -- only object.__init__ does.  And fixing that would probably break code that relies on the current behavior.
The suggested workaround is: if you want an abstract base class, all its bases must be abstract.  So, instead of having concrete list among your bases, use as a base collections.MutableSequence, add an __init__ that makes a ._list attribute, and implement MutableSequence's abstract methods by direct delegation to self._list. Not perfect, but not all that painful either.


No worker reported heat illness during the study. Results showed that removing the shortened shift did not increase the fatigue levels. Workers did experience fatigue, but this occurred in the first half of the shift. Evidence was found that these workers practised self-pacing.often costly or difficult to replace.
Heats sinks have previously been employed for heat dissipation from electrical components in use. The heat sink is provided on the same side of a printed circuit board as the electronic components, such that electronic components lay between the printed circuit board and the heat sink. A typical heat sink includes a plate made up of thermally conductive material, such as aluminum, and a thermal interface to transfer the heat from the electronic component to the heat sink.
Since electronic components vary in size and shape, the distance between each electronic component and the heat sink also varies. Thermal interface material, or thermal overfill, is used to maintain thermal contact between the heat sink and the various xe2x80x9cuneven heightedxe2x80x9d electronic components carried on a


Children’s Village detention facility. The children were removed from Maya Tsimhoni’s custody following the hearing, and Gorcyca said neither the mother, nor any of her relatives, could visit the children, although their father could.

Legal experts called Gorcyca’s decision to send the kids to juvenile detention “unprecedented” and “disturbing” in interviews with the Guardian.

“The initial threat of sending them to detention even for a weekend is disturbing enough,” said Catherine Ross, a law professor at George Washington University who specializes in family law.

Lawrence Durbin, a law professor at the University of Detroit-Mercy, said: “The judge’s actions seems to run counter to the important mandate of family court jurisprudence, which is to do what’s in the children’s best interest. Whatever problems were created that caused this couple to divorce, theSee State v. Bromley, 840 S.W.2d 288, 289 (Mo.App.1992). In order to convict Heather of harassment, as charged, the City had to prove that he communicated a threat to commit a felony for the purpose of frightening or disturbing Kelly Lester and that he threatened to kill Kelly Lester, which was the felony identified in the information. Heather says there was no evidence of a threat to kill. We agree.
*596 Neither the telephone message nor the text message introduced at trial contained a threat to "kill" Kelly Lester. The City elicited no testimony from Kelly Lester on direct examination that Heather threatened to kill her. On cross-examination, she acknowledged that neither of the messages indicated or stated that he would kill her. However, the actual message was that


City suggests that even without the description of the specific felony charged  i.e., he "stated he would kill her"  the information charging Heather with threatening to commit "any felony" is sufficient because it tracks the language of the ordinance. See, e.g., City of Kansas City v. LaRose, 524 S.W.2d 112, 116 (Mo.1975) (municipal ordinances are not held to the same strictness as criminal prosecutions; a "complaint is ordinarily sufficient if it describes the act complained of in the language of the ordinance"). The City says, "[g]iven the many threats ... in the [two messages], the Court could infer [that] at least one ... was a threat to commit a felony."
The City does not specify the particular felony Heather threatened to commit. The City also presents noSheppard.

Located on the southwest coast of Newfoundland, La Poile Bay runs northward for some nine miles from its entrance. As you continue into the harbor, the bay is divided into several smaller bays, including North Bay and East Bay, with Dolman’s Cove separating the two. North Bay and East Bay are both well protected, with East Bay being much easier to access and closer to the cod fishing grounds.

St. Lewis, formerly known as Fox Harbour, was one of the earliest locations recorded by Europeans on maps of the New World. Depicted as Ilha de Frey Luis by Portuguese explorers on 1502 charts of Labrador’s coastline, the area’s sheltered harbour with access to fishing grounds and migrating seals made it an ideal location for both migratory European fishers and


native Inuit inhabitants. In the eighteenth century, Europeans began to settle permanently and the community became a vibrant fishing centre on the southwest coast of Labrador.

In summer of 1909 the schooner Little Jap left from Deer Island to fish on the Labrador Coast. She returned home with “six hundred quintals of salt bulk cod” at the end of October, a little later than was usual.

Known for its wild Atlantic salmon, the Gander River hosts thousands of tourists from all over the world each season. Located in central Newfoundland, the Gander River is the third largest river on the island and is internationally recognized as a world-class sports hunting and angling destination. The river flows through Gander Lake and past the towns of Appleton and Glenwood before draining intotrials.[@b14-cmar-4-423],[@b15-cmar-4-423] Sorafenib inhibits the serine/threonine kinases, RAF-1and B-Raf,[@b16-cmar-4-423],[@b17-cmar-4-423] inhibits the tyrosine kinase activity of vascular endothelial growth factor receptors 1, 2, and 3 and platelet-derived growth factor receptor β,[@b16-cmar-4-423],[@b17-cmar-4-423] which has been shown to trigger production of reactive oxygen species and death of hepatocellular carcinoma cells.[@b18-cmar-4-423]

Sorafenib was approved to treat hepatocellular carcinoma in 2007,[@b19-cmar-4-423] and is used in patients with advanced stage disease. In two well known studies, sorafenib significantly increased survival time in patients with hepatocellular carcinoma, although there were absolute differences in survival time between the two patient populations because the definition of advanced disease differed between the two studies.[@b20-cmar-4-423],[@b21-cmar-4-423]

Although administration of 800 mg of sorafenib is recommended, there are many cases in which administration is discontinued or the dosage is reduced because of severe side