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structNephrocalcinosis as adult presentation of Bartter syndrome type II.
Bartter syndrome consists a group of rare autosomal-recessive renal tubulopathies characterised by renal salt wasting, hypokalaemic metabolic alkalosis, hypercalciuria and hyperreninaemic hyperaldosteronism. It is classified into five types. Mutations in the KCNJ1 gene (classified as type II) usually cause the neonatal form of Bartter syndrome. We describe an adult patient with a homozygous KCNJ1 mutation resulting in a remarkably mild phenotype of neonatal type Bartter syndrome.


Mali \[[@B8]\] (Table [1](#T1){ref-type="table"}). Since the primary analysis continued to show a vaccine effect on anaemia rate, the relationship between minimum Hb and antibody levels at day 42 was explored. The lowess smoother was used in a manner similar to that described above for Figure [1](#F1){ref-type="fig"}. To test for relationships in non-ordered variables (e.g., Hb type), Fisher\'s exact test was used. To see if the anaemia effects were substantially driven by unscheduled or sick visits, separate analyses were performed using only scheduled or unscheduled visits. Analyses were done in R (version 2.11.1) using the survival package (version 2.35-8) for the primary analysis and the coin package (version 1.0-11) for the exact WMW tests \[[@B19]\].

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Grading scale for haemoglobin related adverse events (based on data from Dicko, Klion etvillage \[[@B20]\]. No previous studies of this class of vaccines which showed protection from anaemia were found in a literature search, and a protective effect of Hiberix is unlikely.

If the increase in anaemia in the group receiving the AMA1 vaccine is a true effect of vaccination, what possible mechanisms could explain this? Experimental *falciparum*challenge studies in *Aotus*monkeys have shown profound anaemia in some cases, and partial control of infection resulting in persistent low grade infection has been postulated to be a possible mechanism for this effect \[[@B21]\]. In the Phase 2 trial parasite densities were similar between the vaccinated and control groups, and time to first event (malaria infection, and fever at varying levels of parasitaemia) was similar between the groups. Thus partial control of parasitaemia appears to


the color filter layer 15, to protect the color filter layer 15 and to planarize the entire surface of the color filter layer 15, thereby forming an overcoat layer 16. At this time, the planarization layer is formed in a method of coating acrylic resin or polyimide-type resin by spin coating.
Then, a transparent electrode material such as ITO (Indium-Tin-Oxide), having great transmittance, high conductivity and stable chemical and thermal characteristics, is deposited on the overcoat layer 16 by sputtering, thereby forming a common electrode 18. When forming the common electrode 18, it is unnecessary to perform an additional patterning process. The common electrode 18 drives a liquid crystal cell with a pixel electrode formed on a TFT array substrate.
Accordingly, it is possible to complete a color filter substrateparty.
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Hannity.

A night’s sleep didn’t change Graham’s mind, either. On Friday morning, as the judiciary panel was getting ready to vote on Kavanaugh’s nomination, Graham offered up another indignant lecture, this one lasting a quarter-hour. “I know I’m a single white male from South Carolina and I’ve been told I should shut up,” Graham began, “but I will not shut up.” As Republicans did several times on Thursday, Graham then used an old Joe Biden quote—misleadingly—to suggest that an FBI investigation would be worthless. “This has never been about the truth, this has been about delay and destruction,” he said, adding later: “If I am chairman next year … I’m gonna remember this. There’s the process before Kavanaugh and the process after Kavanaugh.”

The anger and warnings, though, were conspicuouslyQ:

TYPO3 javascript footer with typoscript, WHERE clause breaks SELECT functionality

I have a curious page structure, colPos = 0 of the subpages is used as content for its parent ... these pages have animations that need code in the parent page footer so I added the field tx_add_animation_code in table tt_content and this code needs to be collected.
setup.txt:
# footer script
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    # collect subpages
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enough memory to collect the DF without memory error.

A:

It's not possible to do it directly in Spark's save
Spark uses Hadoop File Format, which requires data to be partitioned - that's why you have part- files. You can easily change filename after processing just like in this question
In Scala it will look like:
import org.apache.hadoop.fs._
val fs = FileSystem.get(sc.hadoopConfiguration)
val file = fs.globStatus(new Path("path/file.csv/part*"))(0).getPath().getName()

fs.rename(new Path("csvDirectory/" + file), new Path("mydata.csv"))
fs.delete(new Path("mydata.csv-temp"), true)

or just:
import org.apache.hadoop.fs._
val fs = FileSystem.get(sc.hadoopConfiguration)
fs.rename(new Path("csvDirectory/data.csv/part-0000"), new Path("csvDirectory/newData.csv"))

Edit: As mentioned in comments, you can also write your own OutputFormat, please see documents for information about this approach to set file name

narcotics detectives who were charged in a scheme that involved stealing thousands of dollars in cash from alleged drug dealers. Tony Dejak / AP, file

Blackshaw did not know his case was under investigation. He learned of the officers' arrest by watching the news in prison. He called home and an aunt told him she'd already talked to his lawyer. "We're working on getting you out of there," he recalled her saying.

A feeling of vindication washed over Blackshaw. He had agreed to go to prison even though he didn't think his arrest was legitimate. He has a long history of drug offenses, and his charge, possession of more than 100 grams of cocaine, carried a mandatory minimum sentence of 11 years behind bars. He maintains he did not have


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⦁ According to ⦁ whois.net, ⦁ midas-touch.coAdministrative Law Judge's (ALJ's) refusal to permit withdrawal of Hunt's claim was in error.  Alternatively, Jonida contests the award of benefits to Hunt and the requirement that Jonida secure payment of the total amount of the award.  For the reasons set forth below, we affirm the decision of the Board.

I.

2
Hunt was employed by Kovacs Trucking Company as a truck driver hauling coal.  On February 2, 1986, Hunt had a heart attack and quit his job as a truck driver.  He now works as a part-time watchman for Jonida.  Jonida is the corporate reorganization of the partnership formerly known as Kovacs Trucking Company.

3
The Department of Labor's Office of Workers' Compensation Programs (OWCP) notified Jonida by letter dated July 20, 1987, that Hunt had filed


St. Clairsville, Ohio OWCP office.  Jonida argued that Hunt desired to withdraw his claim.

8
Mrs. Hunt wrote letters to the ALJ explaining that she and her husband only wanted benefits from the Trust Fund.  When she was told that this was not possible, she expressed a desire to have the claim withdrawn.  Eventually, counsel for Hunt filed a motion for withdrawal of the claim.  The ALJ denied the request for withdrawal and rejected Jonida's arguments on the merits.  The ALJ ordered Jonida to secure the payment of $150,000.  Jonida appealed to the Board, which affirmed the ALJ's rulings.  Jonida now appeals to this court.

II.

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A decision by the Board must be affirmed on appeal if the Board has not committed any legal errorthe Star Wars Galaxy as seen above.

We cut out each of the planet labels and taped them to popsicle sticks because we wanted to create our galaxy in the backyard (so the popsicle sticks helped us to stand the signs up in front of each sports ball).

The first page of the free printable is the math calcuation worksheet you see above -- we've filled in the current size of each of the planets to give everyone a head start.

You can see on the sheet, the kids will need to do two sets of calcuations:

1. If you choose, ask your kids to convert the metric size of each planet to the standard measure

You'll be converting from kilometers to miles so you want to multiple the current size by .62


the use of specific nucleases such as engineered zinc finger nucleases (ZFN), transcription-activator like effector nucleases (TALENs), or using the CRISPR/Cas system with an engineered crRNA/tracr RNA (‘single guide RNA’) to guide specific cleavage. Further, targeted nucleases are being developed based on the Argonaute system (e.g., from T. thermophilus, known as ‘TtAgo’, see Swarts et al (2014) Nature 507(7491): 258-261), which also may have the potential for uses in genome editing and gene therapy.
This nuclease-mediated targeted transgene insertion approach offers the prospect of improved transgene expression, increased safety and expressional durability, as compared to classic integration approaches, since it allows exact transgene positioning for a minimal risk of gene silencing or activation of nearby oncogenes.
Targeted integration of a transgene may be into its cognate locus, for example, insertionQ:

How to hide the title field in create content (Drupal 6)?

I have a type of content that I won't use the page title,
I will have to use a taxonomy field (the titles will repeat), because it's a restaurant list with auto-complete.
Can I do it with hooks or something?  I could copy some content from other field into the title if it's gonna be mandatory at submit..right?
How can I do it?

A:

The Automatic Nodetitles module in conjunction with the Token module is perfect for this.  From the project page:

"auto_nodetitle" is a small and efficient module that allows hiding of
  the content title field in the form. To prevent empty content title
  fields one can configure it to generate the title by a given pattern.
When the


female rats. Basal CRH mRNA expression levels in the paraventricular nucleus increased with age in female but not male rats. Conversely, only male rats showed an age-related increase in basal CRH mRNA in the central amygdala, suggesting that neuronal and neurosecretory CRH-expressing cell types are subject to different pubertal and gender influences. We conclude that gonadal regulation of the HPA axis develops via distinct mechanisms in males and females. Puberty-related shifts in parvocellular neurosecretory function in males are emphasized by stress-induced shifts in neuronal activation, whereas biosynthetic alterations dominate in female rats.Background {#Sec1}
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Overuse of antibiotics is a growing public health concern. While in the last two decades outpatient antibiotic prescriptions have decreased significantly, inpatient broad spectrum antibiotic use has continued to rise \[[@CR1]--[@CR3]\]. In fact, despite efforts to promote conservative antibiotic stewardship in the United States, antibiotics are still the most frequently dispensed outpatient prescription medication, accounting for approximately 25% of all pediatric medication prescriptions \[[@CR3]\]. Notably, five out of the top six prescribed medications for the children in the United States are antibiotics, with Amoxicillin and Azithromycin being the most common \[[@CR3]\]. A large study investigating bacterial prevalence and antibiotic prescribing trends for pediatric acute respiratory tract infections (ARTIs), estimated that about 30% of antibiotic prescriptions are unnecessary \[[@CR4], [@CR5]\]. Consequently, there are about 11.5 million antibiotics prescribed


0 to 59 over the measurement period; amongst children who received antibiotics, the average number of exposures in the first year of life was 1.6 ± .07 courses of antibiotics, and the average number of lifetime exposures was 4.4 ± .12 courses of antibiotics. Overall, females were less likely to receive antibiotics in their lifetime compared to their male counterparts (OR 0.78; 95% CI 0.64--0.94). In addition, NH black children (OR 0.52; 95% CI 0.40--0.69), Hispanic children (OR 0.59; 95% CI 0.47--0.76) and other NH children (OR 0.63; 95% CI 0.44--0.88) were also less likely to receive antibiotics compared to NH white children. These racial and ethnic differences are consistent with previous research \[[@CR18]\]. Compared to children born vaginally, at term, and without admission to the NICU, children born by C-section (ORchildren on a regular basis. If they ordered him to kill Bertrand and Beatrice (whom they have described as their enemies), Olaf would be compelled to obey.

Naturally, none of these motives are mutually exclusive. In fact, they combine quite well. Many mansions of rich families have been burned down because of V.F.D.’s schism and unifying theories have been proposed to explain why. Basically, Olaf’s motives could be summarized as such:

V.F.D. used to finance itself by kidnapping rich children and burning down their parents’ home, after which said young volunteers would be brainwashed into using their own fortune to help the organization (Link). Beatrice and Bertrand killed Olaf’s parents so that V.F.D. would gain a rich volunteer ready to finance their cause (Link). Then the schism happened: some remorseful


the sugar bowl.

“Then you know all about the sugar bowl,” Esmé said, “and what’s inside. You know how important that thing was, and how many lives were lost in the quest to find it. You know how difficult it was to find a container that could hold it safely, securely, and attractively. You know what it means to the Baudelaires and what it means to the Snickets.” She took one sandaled step closer to Dewey, and stretched out one silver fingernail-the one shaped like an S-until it was almost poking him in the eye. “And you know,” she said in a terrible voice, “that it is mine.”

“Not anymore,” Dewey said.

“Beatrice stole it from me!” Esmé cried.

“There are worse things,” Dewey said, “than theft.”

[The Penultimate Peril, Chapter Nine]

As Deweytwo very important things happen a few days before the Baudelaire fire:

Jacques is working hard to prove that Olaf is an arsonist, and Justice Strauss is going to be assigned on the case.

Count Olaf is aware that the sugar bowl is being kept inside the Baudelaire mansion.

These two facts combine to explain what may have happened on the morning of the fire.

But most important is the fact that Olaf is indeed implied to have been present inside the Baudelaire mansion on that day…

p.6 One of the things Violet, Klaus, and Sunny really liked about their parents was that they didn’t send their children away when they had company over, but allowed them to join the adults at the dinner table… The Baudelaire table was not used exclusively for


reason to believe that the sugar bowl is actually a red herring, a sinking lure that the “noble” side of V.F.D. uses to get the other side where they want them, when they want them (Link). The entire sugar bowl chase in “The Penultimate Peril” is actually an elaborate trap set up by Dewey and his allies to arrest Olaf and his allies, and to put them on trial in the Hotel Denouement’s lobby where all evidence of their crimes will be presented to the judges of the High Court.

The Baudelaire fire was a trial version of the Denouement fire. The Baudelaire parents made sure that Olaf knew that the sugar bowl was being kept there, to use his greed against him. Then they invited him into theirwounds and Olaf jumped out a window. His body would later be destroyed by the flames. Beatrice, meanwhile, got badly burned trying to secure the sugar bowl and her books and soon found herself trapped. Her only escape was the secret passageway under the house, where she remained for quite some time. For more information on how Beatrice could have survived the fire, read this theory: (Link).

How other passages of the series mirror the event (through symbols)

There is indeed reason to believe that the brandy was used to ignite the fire and that its broken pieces were used to create a shiv: the plot quite literally spells it out for us. In “The Bad Beginning”, Klaus and Violet find themselves trapped in Olaf’s lair. The only items at


opportunity to complain about policy\
Patient perspective not consideredDenmarkHetero- & homosexual relationships treated the same\
Decided on case-by-case basisSexual relationships with existing long-term partner permitted^a^\
Sexual and non-sexual relationships between patients prohibited\
Patients can marryAccess to sexually explicit DVDs, magazines & novelsPatients not allowed in each other's bedrooms\
Visitors not allowed in patients' bedrooms\
Conjugal visiting suite availableCondoms/contraceptionNo specific trainingNo written policy; patients informed verbally\
Patients have opportunity to complain about policy\
Patient perspective not consideredFinlandHetero- & homosexual relationships treated the same\
Same policies regardless of case historySexual relationships permitted^a^ between patients or between patient and outside partner, including prostitutes\
Non-sexual relationships supported and seen as positive and prosocial\
Patients can marryKissing\
Hugging\
Caressing\
Massage\
Holding hands\
Access to sexually explicit DVD's, adult magazines, erotic novels & pornographic websitesPatients not allowed into each other's bedrooms\
Visitors not allowed into patient bedrooms\
No conjugal suite\
Visits take place(high & medium secure hospitals) and FYR Macedonia (high secure units in the South West). The 10 countries listed in Table [1](#Tab1){ref-type="table"} thus had hospital specific policies, a local regional policy, or a shared practice adopted across different units. Respondents were therefore asked to respond to questions in relation to their own hospital's policy or wider shared practice where available.

The UK alone stood out as providing no opportunity for patients to have sexual relationships with a partner either inside or outside the institution, whereas the other nine countries permit sexual relationships between patients or between patients and an outside partner, or both. Access to conjugal suites is available in Denmark, Germany, Netherlands and Spain, and in Latvia depending on the capacity of the facility. Finland provides a visiting area


These could include sexual contact with another patient, a partner outside the institution (this can be a long-standing partner, a new partner, a prostitute)Relationship with partner\
outside the institution^a,\ b,\ c,\ e^\
Vulnerability of patient^a,\ b,\ c,\ e^\
Relationship between patients^a,\ b,\ c^3. Safe sex^a,\ b,\ c,\ d^Safe sex put in place when considering patients being sexually activeDistributing condoms^a,\ b,\ c,\ d^\
Access to contraception^a,\ b^\
Sexually transmitted diseases^a,\ c^4. Private space^a,\ b,\ c,\ d,\ e^Patients having privacy in a designated area to carry out sexual activityConjugal suites^a,\ b,\ c^\
Bedrooms^b,\ c^\
On leave^a,\ b,\ e^5. Public opinion^a,\ b,\ c,\ d^Perception of public opinion on patients having sexual relationships and expressing their sexualityRestrictive/punitive^a,\ b,\ c,\ d^6. Patients' responses^a,\ b,\ c,\ d,\ e^Response of service users to policies on sexual expressionFew complaints^a,\ b,\ e^\
Seen as restrictive^a,\of the need to manage risk and protect vulnerable patients but, in contrast to the UK, appear to balance this with a more positive acknowledgement of patients' rights to sexuality and relationships, especially if such a permissive approach aids the therapeutic process. The information gathered in this study suggests that these countries have not experienced significant problems resulting from this more lenient approach---for example, the representative from Germany was unable to recall any complaint arising from their policy during 28 years of being the medical director of one of the largest forensic hospitals in the country. The less restrictive policies and practices in countries such as Netherlands and Germany which incorporate patients' sexual expression into their individual treatment plans may also be beneficial: two separate studies \[[@CR18], [@CR21]\] have


of the opinion that the positive approach towards sexual expression taken in some European countries provides significant benefits for patients, particularly those who remain institutionalised for a long time, in terms of psychological well-being and therapeutic recovery. Possible explanations for the UK approach include the risk of litigation, fears in relation to capacity, risks of sexual assault or exploitation and onsite prostitution, and it has been suggested that such concerns may cause UK hospitals to err always on the side of caution and prohibition \[[@CR2]\]. Another factor is anticipation of the negative media attention likely to accompany a more permissive policy. This is inevitably linked to a more general public disapproval of patients' sexual expression \[[@CR8]\] and reflects a wider prejudice against patients in forensic hospitals as beingin sexual and emotional needs between male and female patients. Staff may also need help in distinguishing between consensual and coercive sexual relationships between those in their care. Benefits of such policy change might be improvement in their relationships and authority with patients.

Limitations {#Sec19}
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The high level of training and extensive experience of the expert participants in this study adds weight to the confidence and authority of their responses. The study has certain limitations, however. First, some participants made their responses on the basis of a specific local policy which may not be representative of the whole country. Second, forensic healthcare in many European countries is delivered in both high secure and medium secure units in varying proportions; this will likely be reflected in the expert participants' responses, making


suggested that low uUMOD levels may be associated with reduced kidney function.^[@R11],[@R12]^ In contrast a more recent case-control study reported an association between higher uUMOD levels and incident CKD,^[@R13]^ while a third showed no statistically significant relationship.^[@R14]^ These studies, however, were all relatively small and did not adjust for kidney function measures like ACR.^[@R8]^ The aims of our study were to evaluate the correlates and cross sectional distribution of uUMOD, and to evaluate the associations of uUMOD with kidney function decline, incident ESRD, CVD and mortality independent of eGFR and ACR in community dwelling older adults.

RESULTS {#S2}
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Baseline Correlates of uUMOD levels {#S3}
-----------------------------------

Among the 958 randomly selected participants at baseline (see [Figure 1](#F1){ref-type="fig"} for participant sampling), median (interquartile range \[IQR\]) value of uUMOD was 25.8 μg/mL (17.2--38.8) and thein multivariable analysis ([Table 4](#T4){ref-type="table"}). There were 260 incident HF events and no association was noted between uUMOD and incident HF. There were 694 deaths in the sub-cohort during follow up ([Table 4](#T4){ref-type="table"}). Each SD increment in uUMOD was associated with a 10% decrease in mortality in adjusted analyses. Compared to the first quartile, the fourth quartile of uUMOD had a 30% lower risk of death (HR 0.69, 95% CI 0.55, 0.87) in multivariable analysis.

Each 1-SD increment in uUMOD was associated with 26% lower odds of the composite renal outcome of 30% eGFR decline or ESRD (OR=0.74; 95% CI: 0.59--0.93), with those in the highest quartile having nearly 50% lower odds of the renal outcome compared to those in the lowest quartile (OR 0.53, 95% CI 0.29, 0.98;


interviewed by telephone between study visits. After 1998--1999 participants were contacted by telephone every 6 months. Using twice yearly participant-reports and Medicare hospitalization records, discharge summaries were requested for all hospitalizations and full medical records were reviewed for all adjudicated outcomes.

Study Design {#S9}
------------

[Figure 1](#F1){ref-type="fig"} depicts the sampling design for this study. Among 3,406 individuals who participated and provided blood at the 1996--1997 visit, we excluded individuals with missing serum creatinine (n=1) or ACR (n=92), leaving us with 3,313 participants. Since measuring uUMOD in all 3,313 participants would be prohibitively expensive, we sought to design the most cost-efficient study that would maximize power and allow us to evaluate the association of uUMOD with several different endpoints of interest: ESRD, CVD, HF and mortality (all time-to-event data), and progression ofassociation of uUMOD with incident ESRD using a case-cohort design. This design uses a sub-sampling technique in survival data for estimating the relative risk of disease in a cohort study without collecting data from the entire cohort. From the 3,406 participants at the 1996--1997 visit, we identified 54 subsequent ESRD events. Among them, 14 originated within the random sub-cohort of 958 participants and the remaining 40 were outside of the sub-cohort. Urine from the 1996--97 visit was measured for uUMOD in all 54 ESRD cases.

Last, we analyzed the association of uUMOD with risk of incident CVD, HF, and all-cause mortality. Each of these outcomes was common in this elderly cohort. Therefore, we conducted these analyses among the randomly selected sub-cohort using a standard prospective cohort design. For the


Bioproducts, St. Paul, MN) according to the manufacturer's instructions. The principle of the assay is based on a colorimetric sandwich immunoassay utilizing a polyclonal antibody against human UMOD as the capture antibody and a biotinylated polyclonal antibody against human UMOD as the detection antibody. For this assay, the inter-assay coefficient of variation is 10.5% at a mean concentration of 21.8ng/mL and 12.2% at a mean concentration 95ng/mL. The intra-assay coefficient of variation is 9.2% at a mean concentration of 22.9ng/mL and 7.0% at 103.4 ng/mL. The minimum detectable level was 0.75 ng/mL.

Outcomes {#S11}
--------

A ≥ 30% decline in eGFR from baseline defined CKD progression cases.^[@R39]^ The eGFR was estimated using an equation that included serum cystatin C concentration, age, sex, and race derived in the CKD-EPI study.^[@R40]^ Cystatin Cthird party has a power to divert gifts from charitable to non-charitable objects the gifts are not deductible even though the power of diversion shall never be exercised."
Dumont's Estate v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue, 3 Cir., 1945, 150 F.2d 691, relied upon by the plaintiffs, is distinguishable on its facts as to this point in that the charitable beneficiary there instituted a contest of the decedent's will on the ground of lack of testamentary capacity. If they had succeeded in their contest, a former will would have been validated under which they would have been lawful beneficiaries. The effect of the agreement withdrawing the contest, was actually to give the charitable beneficiary specific sums, and specific income, as well as remainders after life estates. Such is not the


charities each of our proportionate shares in said charitable bequests. We further agree that any award of any court resulting in the charitable bequests being declared invalid or inoperative, be forthwith transferred and assigned to said charity, it being our intent and purpose to ratify, republish and confirm the verbal understanding to and with each other agreeing to validate as far as possible the said charitable bequests. The parties to this agreement are cognizant and know that certain of the beneficiaries who are not parties to the agreement may not sign said agreement, but that said agreement shall remain open for the signature of any persons should they be either legatee, devisee or next of kin of Solomon Selig, deceased."
18. The instrument dated August 2, 1943, is presentlyIn the field of animal feed processing, wet and dried distiller grains are a major feed source for farm livestock. This is due in part to the increased commercial interest in ethanol production. Wet distiller grains are one of the residual products of grain fermentation that forms during the production of ethanol. This residue, which is sometimes called mash, has relatively high water content in the range of about 60-70% and has a high nutritional value, which is a good supplemental food source for livestock.
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of methods for social media.

In October 2007 Elmer joined the Canadian political newspaper The Hill Times as a regular columnist. During the 2008 federal election Elmer served as a consultant and commentator for the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation's coverage of the internet campaign. The resulting project—Ormiston Online—was awarded a Canadian Academy of Television and Cinema Gemini Award for best Cross Platform Project (2009).

In 2009-2010 Elmer was awarded visiting research fellowships at the University of Manchester, Anglia Ruskin University, and the London School of Economics. In 2013-2014 he served as faculty fellow in the department of media and communications, Goldsmiths College, University of London.

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Category:Yeungnam University facultyno buoyancy, so the hydrogen bubbles that form in the water create a froth that stays put and stops atoms and ions from moving. The researchers constructed microscopic tower structures in the cell which helped guide and release the bubbles, according to the new paper in Nature Communications.

Brinkert stressed that they cannot harvest the oxygen from this system yet. They only generated hydrogen molecules.

Capsule at the drop tower Photo : ZARM Drop Tower Operation and Service Company

“It was amazing that they could create the hydrogen from water,” Thorben Könemann, the drop tower operator at ZARM, told Gizmodo. He said that this is one of a host of combustion, fluid physics, and fundamental physics experiments performed at the tower.

While it would be super useful to be able to harvest


pretty much it, there's not much metal to clamp back onto without welding.

Any of the test pipes able to clamp the original cats back up for smog testing, and then swapping back to the test pipe?
Most seem to cut the stock pipe pretty close to the cat and I'm not sure there's enough tubing on the stock piece to clamp back on.

Aus, I have seen a few that were re-welded. If it is a good clean cut with a good welder I doubt anyone would be hard pressed to tell you had the xpipe cut.

I'm lucky found a used one for $150 awhile back and cut that one up while keeping the one that came on the car.deadline

for filing the notice of appeal was September 21, 2018. Consequently, the deadline for filing a

motion for an extension of time under Rule 26.3 was October 8, 2018. Lewis’ motion was filed in

this Court on October 22, 2018, making it untimely. The Texas Court of Criminal Appeals has

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TSA says cargo-screening goal was reached

The Transportation Security Administration said the airline industry has met a key requirement of the 9/11 Act by screening 100% of air cargo on domestic passenger aircraft.

To meet the mandate, the TSA created the Certified Cargo Screening Program, which allows certified facilities across the country to screen cargo before it reaches the airport.

Prior to the Aug. 1 deadline, over 900 facilities became CCSP-certified. The program spreads the cargo screening responsibility, on a voluntary basis, throughout the supply chain to manufacturing facilities and distribution centers.

The effort has enabled over half of the more than 9 million pounds of cargo loaded onboard passenger-carrying planes each day to be prescreened, avoiding potential bottlenecks at airports, said the TSA.

The TSA said it is working to improve cargomerger sequences, carry important signatures of mass assembly and star formation in the Universe (e.g. @Kavi09). Surprisingly, a significant fraction of them ($\sim$ 20%) contain some molecular gas reservoirs and are not as ‘red-and-dead’ as previously thought [@Welc03; @Sage06; @Comb07; @Sage07; @Krip10; @Youn11; @Croc11]. The properties of this molecular gas such as its temperature, volume number gas density, column density of gas etc. have been estimated [@Baye12a] showing a priori similarity with the molecular gas properties seen in the center of our own Galaxy. However, the origin of the gas in ETGs remains to date a mystery (but see @Davi11a). Determining the best molecular gas metallicity tracer can help to better constrain this origin. Indeed, if the metallicity of the molecular gas is similar to the measurements obtained


best chemical species or combinations of them we found which represent well ETG environments. In Section \[sec:con\] we summarize our conclusions.

Model Description {#sec:mod}
=================

We make use of the UCL\_PDR model as described in @Bell05 [@Bell06; @Baye09a; @Baye11b]. This is a time-dependent Photon-Dominated Region (PDR) model. In the present application, the code is run for 10$^{7}$ yrs, at constant density, by which time chemical steady state is reached in all models. In fact, the fractional abundances at 10$^{6}$ yrs do not differ significantly from those at 10$^{7}$ yrs. Thus, time-dependence above 10$^{6}$ yrs is unlikely to play a role in the chemistry. The code operates in one spatial dimension for an assumed semi-infinite slab geometry, and computes self-consistently the chemistry and the temperature as functions of depth and time withina decreasing fractional abundances with increasing metallicity for A$_{\rm
v}=3$ and 20 mag but otherwise increasing for A$_{\rm v}=5$ mag and increasing then decreasing for A$_{\rm v}=8$ mag (see bottom right hand side of Fig. \[fig:2\]). C$^{+}$ and C$_{2}$H at A$_{\rm v}=1$ mag have smaller variations than those seen for SO, SO$_{2}$ and NH$_{3}$ but the fact that the C$^{+}$ and C$_{2}$H fractional abundances are high (i.e. above 10$^{-10}$) makes these more moderate variations as meaningful as those seen for SO, SO$_{2}$ and NH$_{3}$.

Complementary results on the variation of the fractional abundances of chemical species with changes in metallicity can be found in @Baye09a, where we showed that, CS in particular, is sensitive to changes in metallicity. This apparent contradiction with our current results can be explained by the


a species which decreases its abundance at high metallicity (first category). This decrease is linked to the decrease of H at high metallicity, H being involved in one of the main formation routes of CN. The decrease of the CN abundance is also reinforced by the destruction route CN $+$ H$_{2}$ where H$_{2}$ remains high whatever the metallicity. Thus, if HCN and HNC abundances increase with metallicity, this must cause the CN abundance to drop, and vice-versa. Similar chemical routes exist between CO, C$_{2}$H and H$_{2}$CO. Detailed chemical analysis following the formation and destruction routes of some of the species included in our models has been performed and confirms the present interpretation of these categories. The behaviour of species whose abundances are independent of the change in metallicitygood-bye?

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Taylor likes to blend in. Her brain is wired differently, making her fear change. And there’s one thing in her life she knows will never change: her friendship with her best guy friend Jamie—no matter how much she may secretly want it to. But when she hears about a fan contest for her favorite fandom, she starts to rethink her rules on playing it safe.

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Five people were arrested Saturday during a much-anticipated rally at the University of Washington after protesters confronted a group of right-leaning demonstrators on campus.

The rally was hosted by the university’s College Republicans chapter, who invited the popular Vancouver, Washington-based Patriot Prayer, which claims to to fight “corruption and big government with the strength and power of love.”

"Protecting the safety of the community would actually become more difficult if the event was cancelled because these groups would likely still come to our campus."

[RELATED: Washington CRs accuse admin of ‘combatting free speech’]

Multiple videos of the encounter show police officers blocking off counter-protesters and arresting those who apparently attempted to confront the group of Republicans, with others burning American flags, according to The Seattle Times.

Saturday’s disruption, however, was not the firstevent with the intent to instigate violence.”

[RELATED: School employee attempts to threaten student over Trump sign]

“At this moment in our country where so much divides us, I continue to believe that together, UW students, faculty, staff, and alumni can tackle the difficult issues that we face as we strive to become a more inclusive and diverse community,” she added, providing an update that the event would go on despite the apparent threats.

“Law enforcement officials advised me that protecting the safety of the community would actually become more difficult if the event was cancelled because these groups would likely still come to our campus,” Cauce elaborated.

The Times reports that police did not immediately provide details on the arrests.

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cars finally being consigned to the trash. Five short months later completely new engines, ERS, electrics, turbos, braking, aero et al practiced, qualified and raced hard around Melbourne's Albert Park circuit.

Endless pre-season prophesying by paddock 'experts' of a farcical race with finishers numbering in single figures proved - like so many of 'their' predictions – to be so wide of the mark as to be embarrassing. Perhaps a little more confidence might have been invested in the brilliant minds up and down the pit lane who've worked endless hours to get to grips with what amounted to a technical revolution for the sport. F1 has literally hyperspaced into the 21st century. Rather than do down, moan about and decry this achievement, just imagine - outside the world ofphases currently exists [@WangY12; @Amsler12]. Another way to synthesize pure carbon allotropes is to start from carbide precursors. This approach has been successful in the production of so-called carbide-derived carbon [@Presser11]. Novel silicon and germanium allotropes may be produced through the leaching of metal atoms from metal silicide or germanide precursors [@Guloy06; @Connetable10; @Kurakevych13b; @Kim15], which suggests the possibility of making pure carbon allotropes from metal carbides in a similar way. Considering that carbon atoms have a smaller radius than silicon atoms, we focus on the possibility of carbon framework-based lithium carbides. In order to establish potential thermodynamic stability for these types of structures, we have investigated Li-C compounds over a broad compositional range to understand which kinds of precursors might exist under ambient and high-pressure conditions, and


initio density functional theory calculations have many successful examples of predicting the relative stabilities for solid crystal phases of single elements and multicomponent compounds under ambient and high-pressure conditions. Some methods including random sampling [@Pickard06; @Pickard11], minima hopping [@Goedecker04; @Amsler10] and those implemented in Uspex [@Oganov06; @Lyakhov13], Calypso [@Wang10b; @Wang12] or XtalOpt [@Lonie11; @Lonie12] were developed in the past decade and have made the prediction of ground state crystal structures much easier and more efficient [@Zurek15]. In the system of lithium carbon compounds, some searches were performed previously for the stoichiometry Li$_2$C$_2$ [@Chen10; @Nylen12; @Benson13] and some polymeric forms of carbon were predicted at high pressure [@Chen10; @Benson13]. In this work, we predict two more stable high-pressure phases of Li$_2$C$_2$. We provide the static convexfor decomposition to Li$_2$C$_3$ (*Cmcm*) and carbon diamond. The enthalpies were calculated using the optB88-vdW method [@Klimes10]. In these calculations, the k-point meshes for LiC$_6$ (*P*6/*mmm*, 7 atoms cell), Li$_2$C$_3$ (*Cmcm*, 20), Diamond C (2), LiC$_6$ (*Pmmn*, 14), and LiC$_6$ (*P*6$_3$/*mcm*, 28) are $8\times 8\times 10$, $10\times 2\times 12$, $14\times 14\times 14$, $12\times 6\times 6$, and $6\times 6\times 6$, respectively.[]{data-label="fig:Fig10"}](Figures_10.eps){width="3.2in"}

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We predict the convex hulls of lithium carbides at 0 GPa and 40 GPa. Based on the convex hulls in the range from Li$_{12}$C to LiC$_{12}$, three phases (including Li$_4$C$_3$, Li$_2$C$_2$ and LiC$_{12}$) at 0 GPa and seven phases (including Li$_8$C, Li$_6$C, Li$_4$C, Li$_8$C$_3$, Li$_2$C, Li$_3$C$_4$, and Li$_2$C$_3$) at 40 GPa are identified as thermodynamically stable at the corresponding pressures. Although LiC$_6$ is not thermodynamically stable from our calculations,


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abstract: 'The differential isospin-fractionation (IsoF) during the liquid-gas phase transition in dilute asymmetric nuclear matter is studied as a function of nucleon momentum. Within a self-consistent thermal model it is shown that the neutron/proton ratio of the gas phase becomes [*smaller*]{} than that of the liquid phase for energetic nucleons, although the gas phase is overall more neutron-rich. Clear indications of the differential IsoF consistent with the thermal model predictions are demonstrated within a transport model for heavy-ion reactions. Future comparisons with experimental data will allow us to extract critical information about the momentum dependence of the isovector strong interaction.'
author:
- 'Bao-An Li'
- 'Lie-Wen Chen'
- 'Hong-Ru Ma'
- Jun Xu
- 'Gao-Chan Yong'
title: 'Differential isospin-fractionation in dilute asymmetric nuclear matter'
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Properties of isospin asymmetric nuclear matter play an important role in understandinggluons in the initial state of relativistic heavy-ion collisions, the momentum distribution of the n/p ratio in the liquid phase may not be measured directly since what can be detected at the end of heavy-ion reactions are free nucleons and bound nuclei in their ground states. Nevertheless, precursors and/or residues of the transition in the differential IsoF may still be detectable in heavy-ion reactions especially those induced by radioactive beams. While a comprehensive study on the detailed signatures of the differential IsoF is beyond the scope of this work, we have actually performed calculations using the IBUU04 transport model with the same MDI interaction[@das03]. Shown in Fig. \[fig3\] and Fig. \[fig4\] are two typical examples for the central reaction of $^{124}$Sn$+^{124}$Sn at $E_{beam}/A=50$ MeV and $^{132}$Sn$+^{124}$Sn at $E_{beam}/A=400$ MeV, respectively.


Intraperitoneal hyperthermic chemotherapy in ovarian cancer.
We investigated the effect of intraperitoneal hyperthermic perfusion chemotherapy as consolidation therapy in stage IIIB-IIIC ovarian cancer, following cytoreductive surgery and systemic chemotherapy (cisplatin-cyclophosphamide--six cycles). Disease-free survival, overall survival, and side effects were compared with a control group of patients who refused a second-look surgery and intraperitoneal chemotherapy. In a multicenter prospective trial, 29 patients with complete or optimal cytoreductive surgery and systemic treatment were included in the consolidation group and received intraperitoneal hyperthermic perfusion chemotherapy. Patients were recruited between January 1991 and December 1997. The intraperitoneal hyperthermic perfusion was performed with open-abdomen technique, using physiologic solution containing cisplatin 100 mg/m2, for 60 min in hyperthermic phase (41-43 degrees C). Intraperitoneal hyperthermic perfusion chemotherapy was locally and systemically well tolerated. The consolidation therapypresented in [Table 1](#t1-hcfr-7-4-33){ref-type="table"}. In order to collect data on race, survey respondents were asked to classify themselves into one of five racial categories: white; black; Asian or Pacific islander; American Indian, Eskimo, Aleut; or other. The latter four groups are included under the all other category in [Table 1](#t1-hcfr-7-4-33){ref-type="table"}. This was done to permit comparability with race data taken from the Medicare enrollment files. In subsequent tables, race data are shown only for white and black persons. The sample for the other race categories was too small to permit separate estimates.

The first two columns of [Table 1](#t1-hcfr-7-4-33){ref-type="table"} refer to 1982 mid-period Medicare enrollment; the next three columns refer to 1982 LTC Survey data for functionally impaired aged Medicare enrollees. The fifth column shows functionally impaired elderly persons


difference of this finding from that found in some other surveys. In the National Health Interview Survey (NHIS), for example, the percent of functionally limited aged persons living in the community was about 9 percent ([@b1-hcfr-7-4-33]). One of the main factors contributing to this difference is that the LTC Survey screened for problems that lasted or were expected to last at least 3 months before or after the date of the interview, but the NHIS screened for problems that existed at least 3 months prior to the week of interview. If a person\'s problems lasted less than 3 months prior to the week of interview, even though they were expected to last 3 months altogether, the person was excluded from the NHIS count of functionally impaired persons.

During theexception of bathing and getting to the bathroom or using the toilet, a combination of special equipment and personal help was the next most frequent form of assistance used. For eating and dressing, the most frequent form of assistance used was personal help only. The use of special equipment may be underestimated for eating and dressing, however, because what was defined as special equipment may not have been perceived as such by the respondents. For example, the use of a partitioned dinner plate or the use of snap fasteners or velcro strips on clothing may not have been reported because the wide commercial availability of these items in retail outlets may decrease the perception of these as being special equipment. A wheelchair, on the other hand, is more


among white persons but not among black persons. For both races, however, a smaller percent of males than of females reported three to seven IADL limitations. Again, this pattern may be attributable to the fact that there are fewer aged widowed males than females. Males may be underreporting IADL limitations because a spouse is available to provide support. Males with eight or more IADL limitations may be remaining in the community because their spouses are available to provide support.

Data on the type of IADL limitations found among the elderly living in the community are shown in [Table 6](#t6-hcfr-7-4-33){ref-type="table"}. In decreasing frequency, doing heavy work like moving furniture or washing walls, shopping for groceries, going places outside walking distance, and doing laundry were the most commonly reported problems; allbeen owned as a condominium.

Across all age, race, and sex classifications, the majority of persons lived in houses. A higher percent of males than of females lived in houses, about 79 and 72 percent, respectively. A higher percent of females than of males lived in apartments, 22 percent compared with about 13 percent. Although not shown here, the increasing percent of males who lived in apartments at each age interval may reflect increasing widowhood among them as they age. When the spouse dies, the individual is likely to move to smaller, more manageable living quarters. Widowhood among females may already be reflected in their living arrangement, however. More females are already in apartments because more are alone in all age intervals under consideration. There were no large differences


by race.

Data are presented on the special features that functionally impaired persons have in their homes in [Table 11](#t11-hcfr-7-4-33){ref-type="table"}. To a large extent, these features are used to increase mobility. Percents are calculated over the total number of persons included in each age, race, and sex classification. An individual may have responded to more than one of the first six items listed, but only one entry was allowed if the response was "None."

About one-quarter of the males and about one-third of the females had special features that support mobility. Of the special features reported, extra hand rails or grab bars were reported most often. These were reported by about 19 percent of males and by about 23 percent of females.

All persons were asked which additional features would makeproblems are not severe enough that special features are perceived as useful. If individuals do not have any of the features in their homes, they may have adapted to what is there, e.g., by holding onto walls for support or by relying on someone else to get things from another floor of the home. Thus, they may not be aware of the advantages offered by special adaptations to the home. A review of the data in [Table 3](#t3-hcfr-7-4-33){ref-type="table"}, however, shows that most functionally impaired persons did not have severe mobility problems. Persons in the community may remain there not because of adaptations to the home but because the problems are not severe enough to require adaptations to the home.

Income
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Data on family income, which includes the income of the


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###### Percent of functionally impaired elderly persons reporting limitations in instrumental activities of daily living, by type of limitation, age, sex, and race: 1982

  Age, sex, and race   Type of limitation reported                              6.3   69.1
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NOTE: Sum of items is greater than 100.0 percent because more than one feature may be present in home.

###### Percent of functionally impaired elderly persons, by special features that would facilitate performing activities of daily living or instrumental activities of daily living, age, sex, and race: 1982

  Age, sex, and race   Special feature


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Balance Assessment
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The outline for the remainder of the article is as follows. In Section 2 we briefly review mediation estimands in the single mediator setting. In Section 3 we give our proposed classification of estimands when there are two causally ordered mediators, showing how decomposition can be achieved, and suggesting strategies for reducing complexity. Section 4 gives sufficient assumptions under which the estimands introduced in Section 3 can be identified, including details of a sensitivity analysis, and estimation methods are discussed briefly in Section 5. The approach1](#fig01){ref-type="fig"}D), one through alone ([Figure 1](#fig01){ref-type="fig"}E), one through alone ([Figure 1](#fig01){ref-type="fig"}F), and one through both and ([Figure 1](#fig01){ref-type="fig"}G)---such that these sum to the TCE.

3.1. Potential Values of Mediators and Outcome
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Let , , , , and be defined according to the obvious extensions of the definitions given in Section A Brief Review of Causal Mediation Estimands for One Mediator.

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Let the *natural-*000 *direct effect* through neither nor be . This is the obvious extension of the PNDE to two mediators and is the direct effect defined by Avin et al. ([@b2]) and Albert and Nelson ([@b1]). The first argument is the only one that changes, from 1 to 0, making it a direct effect. The other three arguments are fixed at 0; this is why we label


Web Appendix M).

Write , , and for the conditional expectations implied by this model, and let the error variances be , and , respectively.

The estimation of path-specific effects is carried out as follows.

1.  Estimate the parameters (,) by OLS/ML.

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To decrease Monte Carlo error, the simulation is done on aalcohol consumption. In these analyses we used only the information on estimated total ethanol consumption in one year and simplified it into a binary variable (heavy/not heavy). Concerns that the indirect effect through GGT could be inflated due to GGT\'s role as a good proxy for true alcohol exposure could potentially be reduced by incorporating more of the collected alcohol information.

In this setting, assumptions (T.2), (MC.2), and (MN.4) imply that age, SES and smoking are sufficient to control for confounding of the alcohol--BMI, alcohol--GGT and alcohol--SBP relationships, and that BMI and alcohol, in addition to these baseline confounders are sufficient to control for confounding of the GGT--SBP relationship. In addition, we assume that all the specified parametric models are correctly specified, and that the assumptions made regarding the


Aminoguanidine ameliorates and L-arginine worsens brain damage from intraluminal middle cerebral artery occlusion.
We studied whether the inducible nitric oxide synthase (iNOS) inhibitor aminoguanidine reduces focal cerebral ischemic damage in a relatively noninvasive stroke model in which the rat middle cerebral artery (MCA) is occluded using an intravascular filament. In rats anesthetized with halothane, a nylon filament was advanced into the internal carotid artery until its tip occluded the origin of the MCA. The filament was left in place for 2 hours and then withdrawn. Twenty-four hours later, rats received intraperitoneal injections of aminoguanidine (100 mg/kg BID; n = 7), aminoguanidine+L-arginine (300 mg/kg QID; n = 7), L-arginine alone (n = 6), D-arginine alone (n = 6), or vehicle (n = 10). Drugs were administered for 3 consecutive days.Operating in the shadows and misleading the public, the Five Eyes agencies boast in secret how they “have adapted in innovative and creative ways that have led some to describe the current day as ‘the golden age of SIGINT [signals intelligence]’.” 2

This report summarises the state of understanding about the Five Eyes global domination of communications networks, and explains the most concerning surveillance capabilities developed by the intelligence agencies. It also explores the implications of expanded surveillance powers for the rights to privacy and free expression, and the free flow of information and ideas throughout global communications networks. Finally, it canvasses some of the ways that Privacy International is seeking to unpick the Five Eyes alliance and argues for the restoration of privacy and security in digital communications.

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to ensure that privacy and surveillance issues stay high on the agenda in the Human Rights Council. Support our work here: www.privacyinternational.org.

This paper is based substantially on “Eyes Wide Open”, a report published by Privacy International in November 2013, available at: https://www.privacyinternational.org/reports/eyes-wide-open

2 NSA SIGINT Strategy, 23 February 2012, available at: www.nytimes.com/interactive/2013/11/23/us/politics/23nsa-sigint-strategy-document.html?ref=politics&gwh=5E154810A5FB56B3E9AF98DF667AE3C8

3 Aldrich, R. (2004). Transatlantic intelligence and security cooperation. International Affairs, 80(4), 731-753. www2.warwick.ac.uk/fac/soc/pais/people/aldrich/publications/inta80_4_08_aldrich.pdf

4 Lander, S. (2007). International intelligence cooperation: An inside perspective. Cambridge Review of International Affairs, 17(3), p. 487.

5 The Guardian quotes an internal GCHQ report that claims "GCHQ and NSA avoid processing the same data twice and proactively seek to converge technical solutions and processing architectures." It was additionally reported that the NSA provided GCHQ with the technology necessary to sift through the material collected.

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Today Round 2 Models announced their plan to produce a 1:350 scale Klingon K’t’inga model kit based on the iconic ship first seen in Star Trek: The Motion Picture. The gorgeous detail seen in the impressive close up shots of the Klignon cruisers of TMP (and later The Undiscovered Country) has long been something modelers have wanted to have in a replica.

The ship will be offered under the Polar Lights brand which has previously offered the classic U.S.S. Enterprise and U.S.S. Enterprise Refit kits in the same scale. At 1:350 scale, the K’t’inga model kit will measure 24” long. The large format allows the plastic injection molded kit to maintain details that can’t be achieved in smaller scales. CAD work for the kit is being supplied by professionalJohn Sonmez wrote a nice article on the weekend – both the article and the comments are worth reading.

“Why C++ Is Not ‘Back’” by John Sonmez I love C++. […] There are plenty of excellent developers I know today that still use C++ and teach others how to use it and there is nothing at all wrong with that. So what is the problem then? […] Everyone keeps asking me if they need to learn C++, but just like my answer was a few years ago, it is the same today—NO! Ok, so “NO” in caps is a bit harsh. A better answer is “why?” […]

Although I don’t agree with everything John says, he presents something quite valuable, and unfortunately rare: a thoughtful hype-free opinion. This is valuable


control over memory layouts, to the point where I would say: In any language, if you are serious about performance you will be using arrays a lot (not “always,” just “a lot”). Some languages make that easier and give you much better control over layout in general and arrays in particular, while other languages/environments make it harder (possible! but harder) and you have to “opt out” or “work against” the language’s/runtime’s strong preference for pointer-chasing node-based data structures.

For more, please see also my April 2012 Lang.NEXT talk “(Not Your Father’s) C++”, especially the second half:

From 19:20 , I try to contrast the value and tenets of C++ and of managed language/environments , including that each is making a legitimate and useful design choice.

, I try to contrast theyour fighters, but based on your very extremely small piece of the puzzle you've shown, I don't think many will bite and join your gym.
Thanks for sharing though and good luck with your work

pre made up pad routines are stupid... doesnt keep you thinking of your feet.. just mo but...

When padding in that style properly they are not pre made up patterns. You have base patterns and then add variations to them.

It has it's purpose but the amount of hype its been getting since Mayweather started doing it on T.V. is out of control for how big a part of training it actually is.

I think some of the benefits of that kind of stuff is getting people to think quickly and get people reacting naturally and relaxed. Also


lists([12b82f6](https://github.com/symposion/roll20-shaped-scripts/commit/12b82f6))
* **hpRolling:** Fix hp rolling after sheet macro name changes([722059c](https://github.com/symposion/roll20-shaped-scripts/commit/722059c))

### Features

* **abilities:** Support small text ability checks macros([44adbc4](https://github.com/symposion/roll20-shaped-scripts/commit/44adbc4)), closes [#67](https://github.com/symposion/roll20-shaped-scripts/issues/67)
* **config:** Add option for default char sheet page([2aac251](https://github.com/symposion/roll20-shaped-scripts/commit/2aac251)), closes [#105](https://github.com/symposion/roll20-shaped-scripts/issues/105)
* **tokens:** Auto-configure vision based on senses([633a708](https://github.com/symposion/roll20-shaped-scripts/commit/633a708)), closes [#15](https://github.com/symposion/roll20-shaped-scripts/issues/15)

### BREAKING CHANGES

* abilities: S: !shaped-abilities option names have changed to be camelCase to match
all the other options in the script. Sorry for any inconvenience but they were getting unreadable
and there's no reason for them to be different.

## [1.5.1](https://github.com/symposion/roll20-shaped-scripts/compare/1.5.0...1.5.1) (2016-05-01)

### Bug Fixes

* **import:** Fix bug with import commands introduced in 1.5.0([71e1f1a](https://github.com/symposion/roll20-shaped-scripts/commit/71e1f1a))

# [1.5.0](https://github.com/symposion/roll20-shaped-scripts/compare/1.4.3...1.5.0) (2016-04-30)

### Bug Fixes

* **abilities:** Alter macro names to fix naming collisions([acee188](https://github.com/symposion/roll20-shaped-scripts/commit/acee188)), closes [#4](https://github.com/symposion/roll20-shaped-scripts/issues/4)

### Features

* **rests:** Support passing character ID option([3dae840](https://github.com/symposion/roll20-shaped-scripts/commit/3dae840))
* **spell-import:** Allow spell import option to import spells according to criteria([9a730eb](https://github.com/symposion/roll20-shaped-scripts/commit/9a730eb)), closes [#9](https://github.com/symposion/roll20-shaped-scripts/issues/9)

## [1.4.3](https://github.com/symposion/roll20-shaped-scripts/compare/1.4.2...1.4.3) (2016-04-29)

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DNA was extracted from 0.25 g of thawed stool samples using a QIAamp DNA Stool Mini Kit (Qiagen, Hilden, Germany) according to the manufacturer's protocol. The integrity of the extracted genomic DNA was determined by electrophoresis on a 1% (w/v) agarose gel. The quality and quantity of DNA were measured using a NanoPhotometer® spectrophotometer (IMPLEN, CA, USA). An absorption ratio (260/280 nm) within 1.8--2.0 was deemed to be of sufficient purity to be used for subsequent analyses. DNA samples were sent to a commercial service provider (Novogene, Beijing, China) for amplicon pyrosequencing on an Illumina MiSeq platform according to the manufacturer's instruction. A total amount of 1 μg DNA per sample was used in the preparation of amplicons for the high-throughput sequencing of microbial 16S rRNA. The V4 hypervariable region ofthe 16S rRNA gene was amplified using universal primers 515F and 806R (5′-GTGCCAGCMGCCGCGGTAA-3′and 5′-GGACTACHVGGGTWTCTAAT-3′).

Cytokines analysis {#Sec8}
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Serum concentrations from sows and piglets were detected for interleukin-6 (IL-6), interleukin-10 (IL-10), tumor necrosis factor-α (TNF-α) and interferon-γ (INF-γ) using the enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) Kit (Jiancheng Institute of Biological Technology, Nanjing, China). All of the cytokine analysis was referred to the manufacturer's instructions, and each sample was analyzed in duplicates.

Colostrum and milk composition {#Sec9}
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Frozen colostrum and milk samples were thawed at 4 °C, and 10 mL of each sample was used to analyze the milk compositions as previously described \[[@CR21]\]. Lipids, protein, lactose and total solids of colostrum and milk were measured by Milk Composition Analyzer (Milk-Yway-CP2, Beijing, China).

Statistical analysis {#Sec10}
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The sow was the experimental unit for all the parameters analyzed. The normal


distribution of data was verified by a Kolmogorov--Smirnov test before analysis. Differences in the data including sow performance, litter performance, milk compositions and serum cytokine concentrations of piglets were applied to the following model using the GLM procedure of SAS 9.4 (SAS Institute, Inc., Cary, NC, USA): $$\documentclass[12pt]{minimal}
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Results {#Sec11}
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Sow and litter performance {#Sec12}
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A total of 210 sows (*n* = 35) were selected at the start of the experiment, but 20 sows were excluded from data analysis due to conception failure (9 sows), illness (5 sows), lameness (3 sows) and other reasons (3 sows). A final number of 30, 33, 32, 32, 31 and 32 sows in CON, DF1, DF2, DF3, DF4 and DF5 groups, respectively, was used for statistical analysis of reproductive parameters. The backfat thickness of sows at days 30, 60, 90 of gestation and at farrowing was not affected by dietary fiber levels (*P* \> 0.05, Table [3](#Tab3){ref-type="table"}). The number of total born piglets


breeding14.315.013.813.714.714.90.240.480.400.79 Day 3015.115.714.114.315.615.10.220.190.720.98 Day 6016.116.515.415.716.616.60.220.480.190.82 Day 9016.616.816.317.217.617.20.220.520.250.12 Farrowing17.517.216.817.417.817.60.230.860.0810.15 BF gain during gestation, mm3.32.23.03.73.22.70.130.120.19\< 0.01 Number of total born12.913.713.814.113.914.80.170.071\< 0.010.20 Number of born alive12.112.412.912.813.213.90.160.19\< 0.010.12 Mean BW at birth, kg1.441.411.421.451.441.390.0130.780.290.54 Litter weight at birth, kg17.417.518.318.619.119.30.270.230.950.64 Stillborn rate, %5.807.996.547.764.826.032.380.100.760.49 Intralitter CV, %20.618.518.519.718.218.710.420.560.440.81 Duration of farrowing, min234.1285.5290.8296.8293.0289.911.60.650.100.17Data are expressed as mean ± largest SEM. CON, basal corn-soybean diet; DF1, wheat bran-rich diet; DF2, DF3, DF4 and DF5 were wheat bran diet supplemented with 1%, 2%, 3% and 4% of FIBER MIX at the expense of wheat bran; *BW* body weight, *BF* backfat thicknessTable 4Sow performance correlated by Pearson's correlation to different fiber components in gestation dietsCFNDFTDFSFISFNumber of total born0.213\*\*0.195\*\*0.201\*\*0.217\*\*0.177\*Number of born alive0.236\*\*0.175\*0.184\*0.225\*\*0.204\*\*Mean BW of piglet at birth, kg−0.042−0.041−0.043−0.043− 0.006Mean litter weight at birth, kg−0.014− 0.023−0.023− 0.018−0.023Stillborn rate, %0.0460.0450.0460.0490.044Intralitter CV, %−0.033−0.029− 0.031−0.032− 0.030\* denotes *P* \< 0.05 and \*\* denotes *P* \< 0.01

After delivery, 3, 3, 2, 2, 1 and 2 sows in CON, DF1, DF2, DF3,and IFN-γ of sows were significantly affected by the stage of gestation (*P \<* 0.01 or *P \<* 0.05). The serum concentrations of IFN-γ of sows tended to be affected by the dietary fiber levels (*P =* 0.070). The concentrations of IL-10 and TNF-α on day 30 of gestation were affected linearly by dietary fiber levels (*P* \< 0.01). Serum concentrations of cytokines of piglets were presented in Table [7](#Tab7){ref-type="table"}. Serum concentrations of IL-6, IL-10, TNF-α and IFN-γ of piglets at birth and at weaning were not affected by dietary fiber levels, except for both linear and quadratic effects of dietary fiber levels on serum TNF-α concentrations of piglets at birth (*P \<* 0.05), and newborn piglets of sows receiving the DF5 diets had lower serum TNF-α concentrations (− 12%; *P* \< 0.05) compared with piglets of sows receiving the CON


As shown in Table [11](#Tab11){ref-type="table"}, the relative abundances of Spirochaetes were negatively corrected with levels of NDF, DF and ISF levels (*P \<* 0.05), the relative abundances of Cyanobacteria were negatively corrected with levels of NDF, DF, SF and ISF levels (*P \<* 0.05), the relative abundances of Acidobacteria were positively corrected with levels of CF and SF levels (*P \<* 0.05), and the relative abundances of Verrucomicrobia were positively corrected with levels of CF and SF levels (*P \<* 0.05). Relative abundances of Firmicutes, Bacteroidetes, Proteobacteria, Spirochaetes, Tenericutes, Cyanobacteria, Actinobacteria, Acidobacteria, Planctomycetes, Fibrobacteres, Chloroflexi, Synergistetes and ratio of Firmicutes/Bacteroidetes, were significantly corrected with the stage of gestation. Table 12Bacterial phylum in feces of gestating sows correlated by Pearson's correlation to different fiber componentsItem CFNDFDFSFISFGestation stageFirmicutes−0.095− 0.010− 0.017− 0.069− 0.009− 0.691\*\*Bacteroidetes0.0340.0330.0310.0360.0310.681\*\*Euryarchaeota0.006−0.153− 0.141− 0.049− 0.1530.177Proteobacteria0.248\*0.1390.1530.2210.1410.450\*\*Spirochaetes−0.190− 0.266\*− 0.264\*− 0.226− 0.267\*0.242\*Tenericutes− 0.117− 0.089− 0.090− 0.113− 0.086− 0.576\*\*Cyanobacteria− 0.213− 0.257\*− 0.253\*− 0.238\*− 0.254\*0.363\*\*Actinobacteria0.1860.1520.1570.1820.1530.458\*\*Acidobacteria0.263\*0.1540.1670.236\*0.1560.328\*\*Planctomycetes0.025−0.114− 0.103− 0.023− 0.1140.369\*\*Verrucomicrobia0.2070.297\*0.291\*0.250\*0.295\*0.227Fibrobacteres−0.0340.0830.0710.0060.0810.448\*\*Saccharibacteria0.0280.0300.0340.0310.032−0.056Chloroflexi0.2230.1440.1550.2060.1450.252\*Synergistetes0.0160.1390.1300.0600.1390.417\*\*Firmicutes/Bacteroidetes−0.021−0.001−0.003− 0.0150.000− 0.698\*\*\* denotes *P* \< 0.05 and \*\* denotes *P* \< 0.01

As shown in Table [13](#Tab13){ref-type="table"}, levels of CFwas elevated by adding fiber-rich ingredients (e.g. sugar beet pulp, oat hulls or soybean hulls), which made it hard to distinguish the effects of dietary fiber. To address this concern, the inclusion of dietary fiber was achieved by adding purified dietary fiber guar gum and cellulose in the present study. Guar gum, as a water-soluble fiber, was recently found to change the gut microbiota and the insulin sensitivity for sows \[[@CR22]\]. Soluble dietary fiber can be fermented in the small intestine, whereas the microbial metabolism of insoluble dietary fiber (e.g. cellulose) mainly occurred in the hindgut \[[@CR23]\]. Therefore, the supplementations of both soluble and insoluble dietary fiber allowed the fermentation of dietary fiber along the total intestinal tract. In the present study, inclusion of guar gum and cellulose


promote intestinal peristalsis and excretion of the stool to reduce the incidence of gastrointestinal disorder. Constipation, a common gut disorder for gestating sows, may increase the absorption of harmful microbial endotoxins which resulted in a greater risk of infectious diseases \[[@CR39]\]. In this study, fecal score, a parameter to reflect the moisture content in feces of sows, was changed by dietary fiber levels and showed that DF diets resulted in alleviation of constipation for gestating sows.

Gut microbiome experienced significant changes during gestation \[[@CR10], [@CR40]\]. The observed species, Shannon and Chao1 indexes increased significantly as the progression of pregnancy stage, suggesting that the microbiota diversity was greater at the late gestation stage than in early and mid-term gestation. This finding was in agreement with Zhou et al. \[[@CR10]\] andSolar Eclipse Yoga

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being in a town where so much was in walking distance helped Tomlinson lose the fifty-plus pounds she’d put on while having three kids in three years. “Even if I’m not going to an event, I walk all the time,” she says. “I’ll go for a walk and watch the kids dance (at Swing Farmington at Riley Park), or I’ll watch people ice skate and stop and get a coffee at Starbucks. … I love being able to walk around and know people and say ‘hi.’”

Meet Marylou Stropoli

Others who’ve returned to Farmington had more positive memories, even though it had a different look and feel when they were kids.

The family of MaryLou Stropoli – who works in the children’s department of the Farmington Hills library, and can oftenloved living in New Jersey – until we had kids,” says Stropoli. “The minute we did, I tried to convince my husband into coming back. He wanted nothing to do with it, and it took 8 years to talk him into it. … He wanted nothing to do with the cold, not to mention an ocean-less existence. And I hated the idea of leaving our beach resort town, but I got the feeling that life was moving too fast there. I wanted my kids to have the same kind of upbringing that I did, so we came back here, literally to my childhood backyard.”

Even so, much had changed in Stropoli’s absence. But sometimes, change can be good.

“(Farmington) was not a multicultural town while I was growing up, and


upon my return, I wasn’t interested in raising my kids in a homogenized setting,” says Stropoli. “I was glad to see that Farmington now has a rich mixture of cultures, much like the area we’d just left. In addition, I took note of the longevity of its residents. It seems like people stay here for the long haul.”

And many of the things Stropoli had missed – the libraries, the parades, the quaint downtown – were still here, fully intact. “Many years have passed, but so much of it is still comfortably familiar.”

Meet Don Milewski

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Though neither the X-33 nor the Lockheed VentureStar were intended to be capable of interplanetary flight, Omega’s marketing leaned heavily upon product placement in the movie “Mission to Mars.” Omega subsequently chose a marketing theme of “the Mars Watch” for reasons that seemed inscrutable to space enthusiasts and unfortunately attracted considerable derision. Later in March 2001 NASA announced it would not renew funding for the X-33 program after having already spent $912M on the project prior to its cancellation in ignominy, with a further $357M invested by Lockheed Martin.

At points early in development Omega’s new watch design was called a “Flightmaster” after the earlier 1970s Omega chronograph purpose-designed for pilots. The Floghtmater name would certainly have made sense for a watch that was to be designed by pilots,


be a distraction, but it also means the watch lacks the flashy “shininess” of traditional jewelry metals and the reassuring heft of steel or gold, something many consumers unfortunately seem to want in a watch they are about to spend thousands of dollars on. And when a Casio G-shock with similar capabilities could be had at a fraction of the price, it was become difficult to justify the expense to the consumers.

Finally, perhaps the X-33 seemingly does not fit well within what seems to be Omega’s nascent premium up-marketing strategy. Despite a decades-long tradition of Omegas in space, Omega’s recent up-branding efforts in concert with the development of the new in-house/in-town/in-family calibers with their exclusive co-axial escapements would seem to diverge with what is “just” a lowly quartzthe color of choice for bathrooms and kitchens, using white in your bedroom can create a brightness that other colors can’t achieve. Plus, everything (and we mean everything) goes with white, so you won’t have to worry about any of your existing decor clashing with the walls.

Sage Green

Similar to dark blue, sage green is moving from dining rooms to bedrooms. It has a richness and sophistication that can’t be denied. If you opt to paint your walls with it, make sure to keep other areas of the room light to balance the effect. Or, you can do as some designers do, and paint the ceiling as a show stopping statement.

Peach Or Pink

Pink tones are perfect for a bedroom. While you might associate them with having a feminine flair,