entire area lightly at first waited another few months then sanded the entire area again. Now are faced with the moisture coming up through the joins as pictured.
Is there any solution? Our next step is an expensive inspector, but unfortunately money is an issue right now. If there's anybody out there that has had this problem or knows how to solve or point us in the right direction would be so helpful.
Beginning of problem.

Another pic, repair stage boards replaced and lightly sanded. Within a week of sanding Moisture coming up.

A:

Your problem is obvious. Moisture is migrating up from the slab.   I don't imagine anyone suggested to do a moisture check on the concrete before you started?  There are meters that can measure the %      catch
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The creation is ok for the first register but the primary key is 0 !?!
When i try to add another message, i have an exception :
Violation of PRIMARY KEY constraint 'PK_Messages'. Cannot insert duplicate key in object 'dbo.Messages'. The statement has been terminated.
I do not understand why the primary key is forced to 0 into a InsertOnSubmit(). It should be automatically incremented.
The view is generated using scaffolding and doesn't submit anything for the Id field.
Any Idea ?

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You do not appear to have Identity autogenerated


to re-add it.
Is there a way to show this window again?
I'm using GoogleAccountCredential.usingOAuth2 function to get user token and data (with all exceptions like UserRecoverableAuthIOException, startActivityForResult(e.getIntent(), REQUEST_AUTHORIZATION) ...).
As I understand, GoogleAccountCredential uses the Google Play Services to manage the OAuth2 flow and all you need to provide is the username. After revoking access it's not working.

A:

Using Google Play Services:
http://developer.android.com/reference/com/google/android/gms/auth/GoogleAuthUtil.html
Add https://www.googleapis.com/auth/userinfo.profile to your scope.
Example:
String scope="oauth2:https://www.googleapis.com/auth/userinfo.email https://www.googleapis.com/auth/userinfo.profile"

final String token = GoogleAuthUtil.getToken(context, "xxxx@gmail.com", scope);

OR "brute force"
Intent res = new Intent();
res.addCategory("account:xxxx@gmail.com");
res.addCategory("scope:oauth2:https://www.googleapis.com/auth/userinfo.email https://www.googleapis.com/auth/userinfo.profile");
res.putExtra("service", "oauth2:https://www.googleapis.com/auth/userinfo.email https://www.googleapis.com/auth/userinfo.profile");
Bundle extra= new Bundle();
extra.putString("androidPackageName","com.your.package");
res.putExtra("callerExtras",extra);
res.putExtra("androidPackageName","com.your.package");
res.putExtra("authAccount","xxxx@gmail.com");

String mPackage = "com.google.android.gms";
String mClass = "com.google.android.gms.auth.TokenActivity";
res.setComponent(new ComponentName(mPackage,mClass));
startActivityForResult(res,100);

Now, when you revoke the access here https://accounts.google.com/IssuedAuthSubTokens the application shows you the window for permission again in the device.

($S - D$) fails, the relay link ($S - R$) is error free, data is transmitted from source to relay, but the destination to relay ($D - R$) link fails.The direct transmission fails i.e., $S - D$ link in error, the relay links from source to relay ($S - R$) and destination to relay ($D - R$) are error free, but the broadcast by the relay node fails i.e., either $R - D$ or $R - S$ is in error.

The final equation of PER for the two-way relay link is given below:$$\begin{matrix}
{PER_{TW} = PER_{SD}PER_{SR} + PER_{SD}{(1 - PER_{SR})}PER_{DR}} \\
{+ PER_{SD}{(1 - PER_{SR})}{(1 - PER_{DR})}{(1 - PER_{RS})}PER_{RD}.} \\
\end{matrix}$$

The error in any transmission is dependent on the prior transmission or one can say that the successful execution of a phase


specific communication mode. The conditions of the link remain static for a single transmission but vary afterwards resulting in altered source-destination hop-length. The effect of this quasi-static behavior is catered in terms of posture changes. In the case where hop-length exceeds the effective direct link but relay link is not accessible, coding can be used to further improve the effective link length.

5. Hybrid Cooperative Scheme for Energy Efficient WBAN {#sec5-sensors-18-00565}
======================================================

A scheme is presented to adapt a suitable approach, either cooperative or direct, to enhance the energy efficiency of the overall system. The proposed technique takes into account the packet size and source-destination hop-length and determines the type of communication which would maximize the EE of the system. The system comprises of three in/on body sensor nodes, which laychannel, as its distances fall in mid-range and easily elaborated. The variations shown for each posture depicted in [Figure 13](#sensors-18-00565-f013){ref-type="fig"} includes the described hop-length $\pm 1.2$ cm.

In some cases, hop-length exceeds the effective direct link, but relay link is not accessible, as described in walking posture, or the length of relay link exceeds its effective working span of hybrid scheme. Coding can be used over the hybrid scheme in such scenarios. JNC coding is an effective candidate for communicating over such links with an extended efficient hop-length. The effect of JNC coding for various WBAN links is explained in the next section.

6. Joint Network-Channel Coding over Cooperative Link {#sec6-sensors-18-00565}
=====================================================

In this section, the performance of joint network-channel coded link is analyzed and simulated. A simple channel coding scheme is


distance for proposed scheme (on-body LOS communication); (**b**) energy efficiency over distance for the proposed scheme (on-body NLOS communication).](sensors-18-00565-g009){#sensors-18-00565-f009}

![Energy efficiency vs. packet size for proposed scheme (in-body communication).](sensors-18-00565-g010){#sensors-18-00565-f010}

![Energy efficiency vs. packet size for the proposed scheme (on-body communication). (**a**) energy efficiency vs. packet size for proposed scheme (on-body LOS communication); (**b**) energy efficiency vs. packet size for proposed scheme (on-body NLOS communication).](sensors-18-00565-g011){#sensors-18-00565-f011}

![Posture changes. (**a**) standing posture; (**b**) walking posture; (**c**) sleeping posture; (**d**) cycling posture.](sensors-18-00565-g012){#sensors-18-00565-f012}

![Energy efficiency over posture changes.](sensors-18-00565-g013){#sensors-18-00565-f013}

![Energy efficiency for joint network channel (JNC) coded data, convolutional $R = 1/2$, BCH $t = 2$ (in-body communication).](sensors-18-00565-g014){#sensors-18-00565-f014}

![Energy efficiency for JNC coded data, convolutional $R = 1/2$, BCH $t = 2$ (on-body communication). (**a**) energy efficiency for JNC coded data, convolutional $R = 1/2$, BCH $t = 2$ (on-body[@GGP] and its integral model ${{\mathcal M}}_{K_{\tilde{G}}}(\tilde{G})$ is defined in [@RSZ2]. The basic locus of the special fiber of ${{\mathcal M}}_{K_{\tilde{G}}}(\tilde{G})$ can be studied using the uniformization theorem of Rapoport and Zink, [@RZ Theorem 6.30] (more precisely, see Theorem \[theorem\]). Therefore, we can study the corresponding Rapoport-Zink space and use its explicit description to study the basic locus of the special fiber of the Shimura variety.

We will now describe our main results in more detail. First, let us consider the Rapoport-Zink spaces which are local analogues of Shimura varieties.

The local result : relative Rapoport-Zink spaces {#subsec:section1.1}
------------------------------------------------

Let $F$ be a finite extension of ${{\mathbb Q}}_p$, and let $E$ be a quadratic unramified extension of $F$ with ring of integers $O_E$ and residue field ${{\mathbb F}}_{q^2}$. We fix a uniformizer


X}},i_{{{\mathbb X}}},\lambda_{{{\mathbb X}}})$) be the framing object of ${{\mathcal N}}^0_{E/F}(0,1)_{O_{\breve{E}}}$ (resp. ${{\mathcal N}}^h_{E/F}(1,n-1)_{O_{\breve{E}}}$). The space of special homomorphisms ${{\mathbb V}}$ is the $E$-vector space $${{\mathbb V}}:=\operatorname{Hom}_{O_E}(\overline{{{\mathbb Y}}}, {{\mathbb X}}) \otimes_{{{\mathbb Z}}} {{\mathbb Q}},$$ with a $E$-valued hermitian form $h$ such that for all $x,y \in {{\mathbb V}}$, $$h(x,y):=\lambda_{\overline{{{\mathbb Y}}}}^{-1} \circ y^{\vee} \circ \lambda_{{{\mathbb X}}} \circ x \in \operatorname{End}_{O_E}(\overline{{{\mathbb Y}}}) \otimes {{\mathbb Q}}\overset{i_{\overline{{{\mathbb Y}}}}^{-1}}{\simeq} E.$$ For each $x \in {{\mathbb V}}$, we define the special cycle ${{\mathcal Z}}(x)$ as follows. For each $O_{\breve{E}}$-scheme $S$ such that $\pi$ is locally nilpotent, ${{\mathcal Z}}(x)(S)$ is the subfunctor of collections $(\overline{Y},i_{\overline{Y}},\lambda_{\overline{Y}},\rho_{\overline{Y}},X,i_X,\lambda_X,\rho_X)$ such that $$\overline{Y} \times_S \overline{S} \xrightarrow{\rho_{\overline{Y}}} \overline{{{\mathbb Y}}} \times_k \overline{S} \xrightarrow{x} {{\mathbb X}}\times_k \overline{S} \xrightarrow{\rho_X^{-1}} X \times_S \overline{S}$$ extends to a homomorphism from $\overline{Y}$ to $X$.

For each $y \in {{\mathbb V}}$,the completion of a maximal unramified extension of $F$ containing $E$ and $O_{\breve{F}}$ its ring of integers. Let $F^u$ be the maximal unramified extension of ${{\mathbb Q}}_p$ in $F$ and $O_{F^u}$ its ring of integers. Let $L$ be a perfect field with $O_F/\pi O_F={{\mathbb F}}_q$-algebra structure $\alpha_0: {{\mathbb F}}_q \rightarrow L$. Then, we get a map $O_{F^u} \rightarrow W(L)$ induced from $\alpha_0: {{\mathbb F}}_q \hookrightarrow L$. We define $W_{O_F}(L)=O_F \otimes_{O_{F^u},\alpha_0}W(L)$. This is the ring of relative Witt vectors of $L$. In particular $W_{O_F}(k)=O_{\breve{F}}.$

Let $\sigma$ be the Frobenius element in $\operatorname{Gal}(\breve{F}/F)$.\
We recall from [@RZ Proposition 3.56] (or [@KR1 Notation]) the definition of the relative Dieudonne module. Let $X$ be a formal $O_F$-module of $F$-height $2n$ over $k$. Let $(\tilde{M}, \tilde{{{\mathcal V}}})$ be the (absolute) Dieudonne module of $X$. Consider


is not $\tau$-invariant. Then $T_1A \cap \tau(T_1A)=\tau(A)$. This shows for $i=1$.

For arbitrary $i$, we can use the induction on $i$.

We now go back to the proof of Lemma \[lemma3.2\].

We will prove this lemma by dividing by 6 cases and their subcases.

**Case 1**. If $B \in {{\mathcal L}}_0$, then (1) holds.

**Case 2**. If $A \in {{\mathcal L}}_1$, then (2) holds.

**Case 3**. Assume that $A$ is $\tau$-invariant, but not a vertex lattice in ${{\mathcal L}}_1$. Then $A \nsubseteq \pi A^{\vee}$. Since $\pi A^{\vee}$ is of index 1 in $B$, and $A \subset B$, we have $B=A+\pi A^{\vee}.$ Since $A$ is $\tau$-invariant, $B$ is also $\tau$-invariant. Therefore, if $B \subset B^{\vee}$, then $B \in {{\mathcal L}}_0$, and hence (1) holds. Therefore, it suffices to show that $B \subset B^{\vee}$. Assume that\pi \Lambda_1^{\vee}&\subset&\pi A^{\vee}&\overset{1}{\subset} & B & \subset&\Lambda_0\\
    &\cup&&&&&&\\
    & \Lambda_1&\supset&A&\overset{1}{\supset} &  \pi B^{\vee}& \supset&\pi \Lambda_0^{\vee} \\
    \end{array}
    \right\}$$

This is clear from the definition.

\[remark3.15\] Let $h=1$, $\Lambda_1 \in {{\mathcal L}}_1^+, \Lambda_0 \in {{\mathcal L}}_0^+$, and $\pi \Lambda_1^{\vee} \subset \Lambda_0$. For any $(A,B) \in R_{\Lambda_1}(k)$, we have $A=\Lambda_1$ by Remark \[remark3.10\]. Therefore, $$R_{\Lambda_1}(k) \cap S_{\Lambda_0}(k)=\left\{\begin{array}{c}
    O_{\breve{F}}$-lattices$\\
     B \subset N_{k,0}
    \end{array}
    \middle|
    \begin{array}{c}
    \pi \Lambda_1^{\vee} \overset{1}{\subset} B \subset \Lambda_0
    \end{array}
    \right\}.$$

This is isomorphic to ${{\mathbb P}}^{m-1}(k)$, where $m=[\Lambda_0 : \pi \Lambda_1^{\vee}]$.

\[remark2.20\] We can apply our method for ${{\mathcal N}}_{E/F}^0(2,2)$ which has been


the pair $(A,B)$ satisfies $$\begin{array}{c}
    \pi A^{\vee} \overset{1}{\subset} B \overset{3}{\subset} A^{\vee};\\
    \pi B^{\vee} \overset{1}{\subset} A \overset{3}{\subset} B^{\vee};\\
    \pi B \overset{3}{\subset} A \overset{1}{\subset} B.
    \end{array}$$ Therefore, by using Lemma \[lemma3.2\], we can show that at least one of the following is true.

1.  $A$ is $\tau$-invariant and $A=\pi A^{\vee}$.

2.  $\Lambda_B \subset \Lambda_B^{\vee}$.

In case 2, one can prove that $\Lambda_B \subset \Lambda_B^{\vee}.$

In case 3, since $B \cap \tau(B) =\pi B^{\vee}$, we have $B^{\vee} + \tau(B^{\vee}) =\pi^{-1} \tau(B)$ by taking dual. Since $B^{\vee}=B+\tau(B)$, we have $$B+\tau(B)+\tau^2(B)=\pi^{-1} \tau(B).$$ Let $d$ be the smallest integer such that $T_dB$ is $\tau$-invariant. Then $T_dB=\pi^{-1}\tau(T_{d-2}B)$ is $\tau$-invariant, and this means that $T_{d-2}B$ is also $\tau$-invariant. This is possible only when $B$ isF}}$ and the duality morphism ${{\mathfrak F}}{{\mathfrak l}}\mapsto {{\mathfrak F}}{{\mathfrak l}}^{\curlyvee}$ define the same morphism $J_{\Lambda}/P_I \rightarrow J_{\Lambda}/P_{{{\mathcal F}}(I)}$, i.e. the dual flag ${{\mathfrak F}}{{\mathfrak l}}^{\curlyvee}$ is equal to ${{\mathcal F}}({{\mathfrak F}}{{\mathfrak l}})$.

Let $\Lambda \in {{\mathcal L}}_0^+$ and $d=2l+h+1$ (recall that $h$ is from ${{\mathcal N}}_{E/F}^h(1,n-1)$). We can take the set $I_{\Lambda} \subset S$ such that the elements in $J_{\Lambda}/P_{I_{\Lambda}}$ parametrize flags $$0 \overset{l+1}{\subset} \overline{A} \overset{h}{\subset} \overline{B} \overset{l}{\subset} V_{\Lambda},$$ where $\overline{A}, \overline{B}$ are subspaces of $V_{\Lambda}$. For example, we take $$I_{\Lambda}=\lbrace s_1, \dots, s_l,s_{l+2},\dots,s_{l+h},s_{l+h+2},\dots,s_{2l+h} \rbrace,$$ where $h>1$, $l>1$.

In case $\Lambda \in {{\mathcal L}}_1^+$, and $d=2l+(n-h)+1$, we take $I_{\Lambda} \subset S$ such that the elements in $J_{\Lambda}/P_{I_{\Lambda}}$ parametrize flags $$0 \overset{l+1}{\subset} \overline{\pi B} \overset{n-h}{\subset} \overline{A} \overset{l}{\subset} V_{\Lambda},$$

where $\overline{\pi B}, \overline{A}$ are subspaces of $V_{\Lambda}$.\

In case $h=0, n$, we define


\subset \Lambda_i \otimes_{O_F}O_S=(\Lambda_i \otimes_{O_F}O_S)'\oplus(\Lambda_i \otimes_{O_F}O_S)'', i=0,1.$$ By the determinant condition, ${{\mathcal M}}_i' \subset (\Lambda_i \otimes_{O_F}O_S)'$ is $O_S$-locally direct summand of rank $n-1$. Since ${{\mathcal M}}_0={{\mathcal M}}_1^{\perp}$, we have that ${{\mathcal M}}_0'$ and ${{\mathcal M}}_1'$ determine ${{\mathcal M}}_1''$ and ${{\mathcal M}}_0''$, respectively. Therefore, the map $({{\mathcal M}}_0,{{\mathcal M}}_1) \mapsto ({{\mathcal M}}_0',{{\mathcal M}}_1')$ is an isomorphism from ${{\mathcal N}}^{loc}$ to the standard local model over $O_E$ in [@Gor2] for the group $GL_n$, the cocharacter $\mu=(1^{(n-1)},0)$, and the periodic lattice chain determined by $(\Lambda_0 \otimes_{O_F}O_E)' \subset (\Lambda_1 \otimes_{O_F}O_E)'.$ By [@Gor2 4.4.5] (in case $k=h, r=n-1$ or $k=h, r=1$, since two cases are isomorphic by Lemma 4.8 in loc. cit), this standard local model has semistable reduction.

The global structure of ${{\mathcal N}}$: the Bruhat-Tits stratification {#subsec:subsection3.8}
------------------------------------------------------------------------

In this section, we will study theSection 4.1], we can identify ${{\mathcal L}}_0$ with the set of vertices of ${{\mathcal B}}(\tilde{J},F)$. Proposition \[proposition3.10\], Proposition \[proposition3.11\], Lemma \[lemma4.2\] show that the intersection behavior of ${{\mathcal N}}_{\Lambda}$ ($\Lambda \in {{\mathcal L}}_0^+)$, ${{\mathcal N}}_{ \pi \Lambda^{\vee}}$ ($\Lambda \in {{\mathcal L}}_0^-)$ is closely related to the Bruhat-Tits building structure of ${{\mathcal B}}(\tilde{J},F)$. For example, let $$\Lambda_{\text{min}} \overset{1}{\subset} \dots \overset{1}{\subset} \Lambda \overset{1}{\subset} \Lambda' \overset{1}{\subset} \dots \overset{1}{\subset} \Lambda_{\text{max}},$$ be a chain in ${{\mathcal L}}_0$, where $\Lambda_{\text{min}}, \Lambda, \Lambda', \Lambda_{\text{max}}$ are of type $t_{\text{min}}, h-1, h+1, t_{\text{max}}$, respectively. Then we have $${{\mathcal N}}_{\pi \Lambda^{\vee}} \subset \dots \subset {{\mathcal N}}_{\pi \Lambda_{\text{min}}^{\vee}},$$ $${{\mathcal N}}_{\Lambda'} \subset \dots \subset {{\mathcal N}}_{\Lambda_{\text{max}}}.$$

By the above Theorem \[theorem3.14\], ${{\mathcal N}}_{\pi \Lambda_{\text{min}}^{\vee}}, {{\mathcal N}}_{\Lambda_{\text{max}}}$ are irreducible components of ${{\mathcal N}}_{red}$. For an algebraically closed field $k$ containing ${{\mathbb F}}$,


denote by $M_0^{{{\mathfrak a}},W}$ the generic fiber of ${{\mathcal M}}_0^{{{\mathfrak a}},W}$.

From now on, we fix an element $W \in {{\mathcal R}}^{{{\mathfrak a}}}_{\Phi}/_{\sim}$

Now, we consider open compact subgroups $K_{\tilde{G}} \subset \tilde{G}({{\mathbb A}}_{f})$ of the form $$K_{\tilde{G}}=K_G \times K_Z \subset G({{\mathbb A}}_{{F^+},f})\times Z({{\mathbb A}}_{f}),$$ where $K_G$ is an open compact subgroup of $G({{\mathbb A}}_{{F^+},f})$.

We now define a moduli functor $M_{K_{\tilde{G}}}(\tilde{G})$ on the category of locally noetherian schemes over $E$ as follows. For every such scheme $S$, let $M_{K_{\tilde{G}}}(\tilde{G})(S)$ be the groupoid of tuples $(A_0,i_0,\lambda_0,A,i,\lambda,\bar{\eta})$, where

$\bullet$ $(A_0,i_0,\lambda_0)$ is an object of ${{\mathcal M}}_0^{{{\mathfrak a}},W}(S)$.

$\bullet$ $A$ is an abelian scheme over $S$ with an $F$-action $i:F \rightarrow \operatorname{End}(A)_{{{\mathbb Q}}}$ satisfying the Kottwitz condition of signature $((1,n-1)_{\tau_1}, (0,n)_{\tau \in \Phi_{F^+} \backslash \lbrace \tau_1 \rbrace})$, i.e., for all $a \in F$, $$\operatorname{Charpol}(i(a) \vert \operatorname{Lie}(A))=(T-\tau_1^-(a))(T-\tau_1^+(a))^{n-1}\prod_{\tau\times_{\operatorname{Spec}O_{E_{r\vert v}}} \operatorname{Spec}O_{E_u},$$ which is induced from .

For $v \neq v_0$, by our Kottwitz condition, $M_v$ is a banal local model as in [@RSZ2 Appendix B]. Therefore, $M_v = \operatorname{Spec}O_{E_{r\vert v}}$. Also, $M_{v_0}$ is a local model which appears in the proof of Proposition \[proposition5.12\] (here, we used the condition that $v_0$ is unramified, and therefore the condition follows from the condition which follows from the Kottwitz condition). Therefore, it has semistable reduction over ${\operatorname{Spec}O_{E_{r\vert v}}}$. Since $E_u$ is unramified over ${{\mathbb Q}}_p$ (hence, over $E_{r\vert v}$) and semistable reduction is stable under an unramified base change, $M$ has semistable reduction over $\operatorname{Spec}O_{E_u}$,

The uniformization theorem {#subsec:section4.3}
--------------------------

In this subsection, we will relate the basic locus of the special fiber of ${{\mathcal M}}_{K_{\tilde{G}}}(\tilde{G})$ to the (relative) Rapoport-Zink space ${{\mathcal N}}_{F_{w_0}/F^+_{v_0}}^h(1,n-1)$


\oplus N^0_1$ and $N_0 \oplus N_1$.

To study the sets of $k$-points ${{\mathcal Z}}(x)(k), {{\mathcal Y}}(y)(k)$, $x,y \in {{\mathbb V}}$, recall that we have a bijection between ${{\mathcal N}}(k)$ and the set of lattices $(A,B)$ in $N_{k,0}$ (see Proposition \[proposition2.4\]). Now, we can state the following analogue of [@KR2 Proposition 3.10].

\[proposition5.5.5\](cf. [@KR2 Proposition 3.10]) For $x, y \in {{\mathbb V}}$, we have the following bijections.

1.  $${{\mathcal Z}}(x)(k)=  \left\{\begin{array}{c}
            O_{\breve{F}} \text{-lattices} \\
         A \overset{h}{\subset} B \subset N_{k,0}
            \end{array}
            \middle|
       problem reduces to the case of $n=2$ and we need to compute the intersection number $$\chi(O_{{{\mathcal Z}}(z_1)} \otimes^{{{\mathbb L}}}_{O_{{{\mathcal N}}^0(1,1)}} O_{{{\mathcal Z}}(z_2)}).$$ This intersection number is computed in [@Liu Theorem 4.13]. Indeed, $$\chi(O_{{{\mathcal Z}}(z_1)} \otimes^{{{\mathbb L}}}_{O_{{{\mathcal N}}^0(1,1)}} O_{{{\mathcal Z}}(z_1)})=\dfrac{1}{2} \sum_{l=0}^{a} q^l(a+b+1-2l).$$

For the general cases, first we need to show that $({{\mathcal Y}}({\tilde{y}}_1)\cap \dots \cap{{\mathcal Z}}({\tilde{x}}_h))(k)$ is a single point. By Proposition \[proposition5.5.5\], $({{\mathcal Y}}({\tilde{y}}_1)\cap \dots \cap{{\mathcal Z}}({\tilde{x}}_h))(k)$ is $$\label{eq5.0.1}
    \left\{\begin{array}{c}
    O_{\breve{F}}$-lattices $ A \overset{h}{\subset} B \subset N_{k,0}
    \end{array}
    \middle|
    \begin{array}{c}

    \pi B^{\vee} \overset{1}{\subset} A \overset{n-1}{\subset} B^{\vee}\\
     \pi A^{\vee} \overset{1}{\subset} B \overset{n-1}{\subset} A^{\vee};\\
    \pi B \subset A \subset B;\\
    {\tilde{x}}_1(\overline{1}_0),


vitamin synthesis pathways, which can complement *K. vulgare*[@b19]. The cluster *pqqABCDEN* of the pyrroloquinoline quinone (PQQ) biosynthesis pathway was isolated and over-expressed in *K. vulgare* Hbe602[@b28]. The *K. vulgare* mutant harboring a plasmid with the complete *pqqABCDE* cluster achieved 3-folds higher level of PQQ biosynthesis than the wild-type. PqqN was annotated as a channel protein based on the best blast hit with the bestrophin in *Shinella* strain[@b29], and co-expression of *pqqN* and *pqqABCDE* decreased the PQQ level[@b28]. Furthermore, the cell lysis of companion strain provided purine for *K. vulgare*, and the addition of purine improved growth and 2-KGA production of *K. vulgare*[@b30]. From the proteomic study of experimental evolution in previous study, we found the biosynthesis of purine and pyrimidine was improved in the evolved *K. vulgare* inthe co-culture[@b31]. Nicotinic acid, pyrimidine and adenosine were really high concentration in the cultured cells of sorbitol/manntiol than those of sorbose, which could be used as an alternative source to participate or adjust the related metabolic reactions[@b32].

In the amino acid metabolism of *K. vulgare*, three reactions during the conversion of succinate to glutamic acid are defective. In the methionine cycle, *K. vulgare* converses methionine to S-Adenosylmethionine (SAM), and then transforms to S-adenosyl homocysteine cysteine and homocysteine, again into methionine. The last step of the methionine cycle reaction need N5-methyl-tetrahydrofolate as the methyl transfer agent, while tetrahydrofolic acid synthetic pathway is defective in *K. vulgare*, which may stop the normal circulation[@b33]. In the tryptophan metabolism pathway, *K. vulgare* only contains some isolated reactions and the conversion steps for tryptophan


diverse conditions.

Additional Information
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**How to cite this article**: Jia, N. *et al.* Insights into mutualism mechanism and versatile metabolism of *Ketogulonicigenium vulgare* Hbe602 based on comparative genomics and metabolomics studies. *Sci. Rep.* **6**, 23068; doi: 10.1038/srep23068 (2016).

Supplementary Material {#S1}
======================

###### Supplementary Information

This work was funded by the Ministry of Science and Technology of China ("973" Program: 2014CB745102, 2015AA020101), and the National Natural Science Foundation of China (Major Program: 21390203, general program: 31171238 and 31571358). The funders had no role in study design, data collection and analysis, decision to publish, or preparation of the manuscript.

**Author Contributions** F.G., M.Z.D. and Y.J.Y. designed the project and experiments; N.J., J.D., C.H.P., J.D.L., J.H.F., G.T. and Y.J.Y. performed the experiments; F.G. and Y.J.Y. contributed reagents/materials/ analysis tools; N.J., M.Z.D. and F.G. analyzed the final data   template<typename K>
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    {
        __node_holder __h = __construct_node_with_key(_VSTD::move(__k));
        __tree_.__insert_node_at(__parent, __child, static_cast<__node_base_pointer>(__h.get()));
        __r = __h.release();
    }
    return __r->__value_.__cc.second;
}

#endif  // _LIBCPP_HAS_NO_RVALUE_REFERENCES

template <class _Key, class _Tp, class _Compare, class


                     reference;
    typedef const value_type&                        const_reference;

    class _LIBCPP_TYPE_VIS_ONLY value_compare
        : public binary_function<value_type, value_type, bool>
    {
        friend class multimap;
    protected:
        key_compare comp;

        _LIBCPP_INLINE_VISIBILITY
        value_compare(key_compare c) : comp(c) {}
    public:
       _LIBCPP_INLINE_VISIBILITY
        bool operator()(const value_type& __x, const value_type& __y) const
            {return comp(__x.first, __y.first);}
    };

private:

    typedef _VSTD::__value_type<key_type, mapped_type>             __value_type;
    typedef __map_value_compare<key_type, __value_type, key_compare> __vc;
    typedef typename __rebind_alloc_helper<allocator_traits<allocator_type>,
                                                 __value_type>::type __allocator_type;
    typedef __tree<__value_type, __vc, __allocator_type>


size_type;
    typedef typename __alloc_traits::difference_type       difference_type;
    typedef __map_iterator<typename __base::iterator>      iterator;
    typedef __map_const_iterator<typename __base::const_iterator> const_iterator;
    typedef _VSTD::reverse_iterator<iterator>               reverse_iterator;
    typedef _VSTD::reverse_iterator<const_iterator>         const_reverse_iterator;

    _LIBCPP_INLINE_VISIBILITY
    multimap()
        _NOEXCEPT_(
            is_nothrow_default_constructible<allocator_type>::value &&
            is_nothrow_default_constructible<key_compare>::value &&
            is_nothrow_copy_constructible<key_compare>::value)
        __h.get_deleter().__second_constructed = true;
    return __h;
}

#ifndef _LIBCPP_HAS_NO_VARIADICS

template <class _Key, class _Tp, class _Compare, class _Allocator>
template <class _A0, class _A1, class ..._Args>
typename multimap<_Key, _Tp, _Compare, _Allocator>::__node_holder
multimap<_Key, _Tp, _Compare, _Allocator>::__construct_node(_A0&& __a0, _A1&& __a1, _Args&& ...__args)
{
    __node_allocator& __na = __tree_.__node_alloc();
    __node_holder __h(__node_traits::allocate(__na, 1), _Dp(__na));
    __node_traits::construct(__na, _VSTD::addressof(__h->__value_),
                             _VSTD::forward<_A0>(__a0), _VSTD::forward<_A1>(__a1),
                             _VSTD::forward<_Args>(__args)...);
    __h.get_deleter().__first_constructed = true;
    __h.get_deleter().__second_constructed = true;


   __node_holder __h = __construct_node(_VSTD::forward<_Args>(__args)...);
    iterator __r = __tree_.__node_insert_multi(__p.__i_, __h.get());
    __h.release();
    return __r;
}

#endif  // !defined(_LIBCPP_HAS_NO_RVALUE_REFERENCES) && !defined(_LIBCPP_HAS_NO_VARIADICS)

template <class _Key, class _Tp, class _Compare, class _Allocator>
inline _LIBCPP_INLINE_VISIBILITY
bool
operator==(const multimap<_Key, _Tp, _Compare, _Allocator>& __x,
           const multimap<_Key, _Tp, _Compare, _Allocator>& __y)
{
    return __x.size() == __y.size() && _VSTD::equal(__x.begin(), __x.end(), __y.begin());
}

template <class _Key, class _Tp, class _Compare, class _Allocator>
inline _LIBCPP_INLINE_VISIBILITY
bool
operator< (const multimap<_Key, _Tp, _Compare, _Allocator>& __x,
           const multimap<_Key, _Tp, _Compare, _Allocator>& __y)
{
    return _VSTD::lexicographical_compare(__x.begin(), __x.end(), __y.begin(), __y.end());
}

template <class _Key, class _Tp, class _Compare, class _Allocator>
inline _LIBCPP_INLINE_VISIBILITY
bool
operator!=(const multimap<_Key, _Tp, _Compare, _Allocator>& __x,
     suggesting that the new component had the molecular skeleton of disparlure, with one or more double bonds. Of all possible monounsaturated cis-7,8-epoxy-2-methyloctadecenes, only cis-7,8-epoxy-2-methyloctadec-17-ene co-chromatographed with the insect-produced compound on all GC columns and elicited comparable antennal responses. In field experiments in Honshu (Japan) with enantioselectively synthesized compounds, (7R,8S)-cis-7,8-epoxy-2-methyloctadec-17-ene (7R8S-epo-2me-17-ene-18Hy) was weakly attractive to male L. dispar, but was less effective as a trap bait than (+)-disparlure, and failed to enhance attractiveness of (+)-disparlure when tested in blends. The antipode, (7S,8R)-cis-7,8-epoxy-2-methyloctadec-17-ene, was not attractive, and when added to (+)-disparlure and/or 7R8S-epo-2me-17-ene-18Hy reduced attractiveness. Thus, the biological role of 7R8S-epo-2me-17-ene-18Hy remains unclear. It may enhance pheromone attractiveness or specificity in other L. dispar populations within their vast Eurasian distribution.


todo with the session state...
I've ran into this problem and I was able to solve it by adding the following within my component (in my case a selectManyMenu):
<f:attribute name="collectionType" value="java.util.ArrayList" />;

ALSO: Railways eliminates all unmanned level crossings from 4 zones

Indian Railways used 16 heavy duty excavators, 3 heavy duty cranes, 5 tippers (truck), 1,000 sand bags, four hydra machines, heavy weight jacks and 300 workforce for the project.

"Just after starting of the block, the track was removed with the help of cranes, earthwork started from both sides. Simultaneously the shifting of boxes and base plate were done. After reaching the center, the surface preparation was carried out and base slabs and pre-fabricated boxes were placed using heavy-duty cranes," said a railway official describing the effort.

"The activity of earthwork for starting the placement of boxes took one hour; for placement of 20 boxes, for placing of base slabs after surface preparation and linking of tracks, it took 1.5 hours


the imaging services sparingly. Moreover, there are a number of diagnostic imaging services which are not covered by the health insurance or government reimbursements. This results in patients bearing the full cost of the imaging service without any rebate. The addition of non-rebateable diagnostic imaging services is an added deterrent to already vulnerable patients who are having a tough choice of choosing between sufficient healthcare and financial hardship. This is expected to hinder the growth of this market.

Diagnostic Imaging Services Market by Modality and End Users

On basis of modality, this market is segmented into Diagnostic Radiology, Ultrasound, Computed Tomography (CT), Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI), Nuclear Imaging, Others. In terms of volume the Ultrasound and Diagnostic Radiology segment is expected to have a substantial market share. However the CT< 0.001; HR = 15.620), similar to the non-UAT group. In vitro, miR-146a overexpression in NKTL cell lines, SNK6 and YT, inhibited nuclear factor κB (NFκB) activity, suppressed cell proliferation, induced apoptosis, and enhanced chemosensitivity. TNF receptor-associated factor 6, a target of miR-146a and a known NFκB activator, was downregulated by miR-146a in SNK6 and YT cells. Promoter methylation of miR-146a gene was observed in SNK6 and YT cells, as well as in NKTL tissues with low miR-146a expression, and miR-146a expression was induced by the conversion of methylation status with a demethylating agent in SNK6 and YT cells. These results suggest that miR-146a might function as a potent tumor suppressor in NKTL and be useful for patient assessment and therapeutic targeting.


a power that was planning for the return of the Imam Mahdi - whom Shi`ites believe was a descendent of the Prophet who went into hiding 1,000 years ago and will return to establish global Islamic rule before the end of the world.

"How do you have a dialogue with this (Iran)?" Mohammed said in clips of the interview posted on social media.

"Its (Iran`s) logic is that the Imam Mahdi will come and they must prepare the fertile environment for the arrival of the awaited Mahdi and they must control the Muslim world."

Under Iran`s Constitution since the 1979 revolution, the country`s supreme leader is the earthly representative of the Imam until his return.

Asked to respond to reports that after two years of war and Saudi`s military intervention the Houthis,for sailing, leaking because there was little oakum remaining in the seams.

The Delaware was repaired and refitted before sailing home. She arrived in Fall River on July 8, 1845, carrying oil and remnants of the Holder Borden. A suit was filed in Admiralty Court to determine final ownership of the Holder Borden and compensation for what was saved.
Through ingenuity and perseverance, the captain and his crew were all able to return home safely. The story reminds me of a saying we had when I was in the Marines: “The difficult we do immediately. The impossible may take longer.”

The Marine Museum will be hosting a whaling event on March 9. Save the date.

For more information, call 508-674-3533 or visit the museum at 70 Water St., Fall River. The Museum


Ian Callum, Director of Design at Jaguar Cars, teamed up with leading restorers Classic Motor Cars Limited (CMC) to redesign and reengineer a unique Jaguar Mark 2 with breathtaking results. The response to the car has been so positive that CMC have elected to build a limited run of them with prices between £350,000 and £375,000.

In response to the news that his creation is going on sale, Ian Callum said: “I redesigned the car and CMC rebuilt it and reengineered it for my personal use. I wasn’t sure how it would be received but I have been both astounded and delighted with the response. I am pleased that a few more cars are going to be built.”

Watch the Ian Callum Jaguar Mark 2 being built

The original car wasHepatic infarction and gallbladder necrosis complicating arterial embolization for bleeding duodenal ulcer.
A case of severe duodenal hemorrhage in a septic renal allograft recipient is presented in which successful occlusion of the gastroduodenal artery by Gelfoam emboli also resulted in severe hepatic infarction and gallbladder necrosis. These complications were caused by reflux of emboli from the gastroduodenal artery into the distal branches of the hepatic artery.


case is not disturbed as it is not applicable in the instant case.
The plaintiff stresses the law of comity between states and relies in argument upon the case of Kanaga v. Taylor, 7 Ohio St. 134, decided in 1858, wherein a chattel mortgage on a piano executed in a foreign state was enforced in Ohio against an innocent purchaser in Ohio for value. Even in that case the limitation of the application of the law of comity is recognized. The third paragraph of the syllabus reads:
"3. By the law of comity between different states, the lex loci contractus controls as to the validity and construction of personal contracts, though not as to the remedy or rule of evidence; nor where it clashes with the rights of our own/* See the NOTICE file distributed with
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package com.esri.gpt.framework.request;

/**
 * Represents a record within a collection of records.
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everyone, today we will test this oil
 domestic manufacturers healthy home oil has shown itself well and I decided
 record a video and show it to you, we will test ivan bulkin cudgels
 surnames on the pine and see how it behaves on each type of wood
 cover with two layers when it is completely hardened
 we will test the coffee with hot boiling water and see if there are any traces
 and in one of the following videos I will test the german osmo oil tattoo
 it is five times more expensive than the previous brand look oil
 rather liquid more like impregnation the smell is also present and it
 rather not weak I will apply with aLiterature 1 describes an amine compound wherein 9,9′-spirobifluorene, 9,9-dimethylfluorene, and phenanthrene are directly bonded to the same nitrogen atom. Patent Literature 1 describes that this amine compound is suitable as a hole transporting material, but, the performance of an organic EL device comprising this amine compound is not described.
Patent Literature 2 describes an amine compound wherein 9,9′-spirobifluorene, triphenylene having three phenyl substituents, and an arene selected from benzene, naphthalene, 9,9-dimethylfluorene, phenanthrene, etc. are directly bonded to the same nitrogen atom. Patent Literature 2 describes that this amine compound can be used in a light emitting layer or a hole transporting layer, but, the performance of an organic EL device comprising this amine compound is not described.
Patent Literature 3 describes an amine compound wherein a substituted or unsubstituted triphenylene,


"Clearly you didn't write it down." "What happened to the date book I bought you?" "Oh, it's here." "Wh..." "September 14th, today was super." "Yeah." " September 15th, I ate cheese." " That's correct." "September 16th, had stomach ache," "I blame cheese." "Jimmy, this is a date book." "Not a journal." "Hey, you can cover for him tomorrow night, right?" "It's our highest grossing night." "It sets the tone for the whole week." "I'm also supposed to premiere my specialty cocktail," ""The Jimmitini."" "Okay, it's fine." "We don't have to go." "You sure?" "It sounds like you were really looking forward to "Giselle."" "Yes, I'm sure." "It's his job." "I don't expect you to give Jimmy special treatment just because we're dating." "I need you to give Jimmyhome." "Oh, that's cool." "But not as cool." "Anyway, now you and my mom can go to the ballet." "And to Patty Riley's clam bake on the 29th." " What?" " Everybody wins." "Come on, I want you to meet him." "Wow." "He looks really cool." "Wait till you see how he tastes." "Yo... uh... not..." "Well, he's gonna have us sample of his signature drink for Thursday." "Uh, if he's my understudy, shouldn't he be pouring my signature drink?" "Well, no, I want him to be able to make the role his own." "You know?" "You can pour yours over the weekend." "Uh, Timmy, I want you to meet Jimmy." " Jimmy, Timmy." " Hi." "Nice to meet you." "Great hair." "Thanks, man." "Right on." "Okay, guys,


right?" "And I'm a solo act." "I mean, what are we supposed to do?" "Serve a Jimmitini and a Timmitini?" " I mean, that's just confusing." " You're right." "And Timmy already premiered his drink." "What if you rename your drink?" "What do you mean rename my drink?" "My name is Jimmy." "It's my bourbon martini." "I mean, what else would I call it?" "The Jimmanhattan." "Okay, you solved that problem really quickly, but I'm still not convinced about the dynamics behind the bar." "I mean, I like to spread out." "What if I zig when he zags?" "What if I flip when he flops?" "What if I tic when he tac toes?" "Jimmy, there is nothing to worry about." "This guy, he's amazing." "I promise." "Hey, hey.""I just met the new guy, Jimmy... uh..." "Timmy." "I have a feeling that's gonna happen a lot." "See?" "That's what I'm afraid of." "How could you hire a new Jimmy named Timmy?" "What's next?" "A new Sam named Pam?" "A new chef named Jeff." "Hey, guys." "Can I show you something?" "I hope you don't mind, but I reorganized a little." "I put all the bottles in alphabetical order by type of booze." "Why would I mind?" "Alphabetize is my jam." " Hey, but I had a system." " Oh, really?" "How was it before?" "Uh, well, the yummy booze was down the front, and the weird stuff was up high." "And then I had, well, stuff on either side." "I just thought it would be more


yes, it's about bartending." "But it's also about friendship." "And by seeing who the better bartender is, we'll also see..." "We'll know who the better friend is." "So, to everybody else, outside looking in... bartending." "But inside looking out?" "We know we're using bartending as a way to see who's better... metaphorically... at friendship." "All right, boys." "I was looking for blankets, and I found this Ouija board." "Should we use it?" "Or should we use it?" "Yeah, buddy." " You need to fire Timmy." " Why would I fire Timmy?" "Because I'm your mother, and I said so." "That's not gonna work." "No... and I won't be puppy... put your eyes away." "Look, for once, you asked me for a weird favor, and it turns out indifferent absorption sites (H1, H2, and H3). The spin-up DOS (majority) and spin-down DOS (minority) were presented in each case, respectively. Pristine SWG is a zero-gap semiconductor in which the Fermi level crossed the Dirac point. In the all cases of absorption configurations, the three systems exhibited metallicity, in which the conduction band passed through the Fermi level. Moreover, the majority and minority DOS were symmetrical, which indicated that their total magnetic moment was zero because of the valence electrons arranged in pairs. From the view point of the molecular orbital, the charge transfer mechanism can be associated with the relative energy positions of the highest occupied molecular orbital (HOMO) and the lowest unoccupied molecular orbital (LUMO) of the adsorbate compared to the SWG Fermi level. If the


    )
          )
        )
      )
    )
  )

server <- function(input, output, session){
  output$Number_out <- renderText(as.character(input$Number))
}

# Run the app
shinyApp(ui, server)

By running the app and type in a number, we can see that the font family is different in the numericInput and the verbatimTextOutput.

Based on this answer (https://stackoverflow.com/a/48037443/7669809) and this answer (https://stackoverflow.com/a/50784117/7669809), I edited my script as follows.
# Load the packages
library(shiny)
library(shinydashboard)

# User Interface
ui <- dashboardPage(
    header = dashboardHeader(title = ""),
    sidebar = dashboardSidebar(
      sidebarMenu(
        menuItem(
                  console.log('Admin() response is ', response);
            setUsername(response.data.username);
            setAppUser({...appUser, response.data}); <==== here's where I get the error.
        });
}, [authTokens]); // The [authTokens] means, that it will only fetch the data again if authTokens changes

Also why do you do !!authTokens? You can remove the !!.


299 N.W.2d 507 (1980)
207 Neb. 400
GUARANTEED FOODS OF NEBRASKA, INC., a corporation, Appellee,
v.
Raymond E. RISON and Gertrude Rison, husband and wife, Appellants.
No. 42960.
Supreme Court of Nebraska.
December 5, 1980.
*509 John R. Brogan, of Brogan, McCluskey & Wolstenholm, York, for appellants.
Kenneth R. Lang, of Angle & Lang, York, for appellee.
Heard before KRIVOSHA, C. J., and BOSLAUGH, McCOWN, CLINTON, BRODKEY, WHITE and HASTINGS, JJ.
BRODKEY, Justice.
Guaranteed Foods of Nebraska, Inc., plaintiff and appellee herein, brought this action in the county court of York County to recover the sum of $1,052.52, which it alleged represented the balance due it under two installment contracts entered into between it and the appellants-defendants, Raymond and Gertrude Rison, husband and wife. The first cause of action in the petition involved a contract for the purchase of amembership in Guaranteed Foods permitting the defendants to purchase food and other nonfood items, including appliances. The second cause of action in plaintiff's petition involved the balance allegedly due on a contract with plaintiff for the purchase of food products, which were subsequently delivered and allegedly consumed by the defendants.
The facts relevant to this appeal, as revealed in the record, indicate that on February 7, 1977, a representative of Guaranteed Foods arrived at the home of the defendants pursuant to a prearranged appointment. The ensuing interview, which lasted approximately 2½ hours that evening, was continued the following night, February 8, 1977, at which time available food purchase plans were discussed. Testimony in the record reveals that, in presenting the food plans to the Risons, the representative of Guaranteed


the membership. However, added to this base amount, as set out in the contract, were finance charges, charges for life insurance, and sales tax, making the total amount due under the contract $1,194.96. The contract also shows that the Risons made a downpayment at that time of $30 to apply against the membership costs, and the contract provided that the balance due thereunder should be paid in 35 monthly installments of $32.36, together with interest thereon at the rate of 18 percent per annum. Shortly after entering into their membership agreement with the plaintiff, the defendants, on February 10, 1977, placed a grocery order for food products, which were delivered to them on February 16, 1977. Upon the delivery of the grocery items on that date, the defendantappears in their amended answer alleging unconscionability *512 as a defense. It is a well-established rule in this jurisdiction that defenses not raised or litigated in the trial court cannot be urged for the first time on appeal. Smith v. Wrehe, 199 Neb. 753, 261 N.W.2d 620 (1978). See, also, Meyer v. Meyer, 180 Neb. 379, 142 N.W.2d 922 (1966).
We are also of the opinion that the issue of unconscionability must be pleaded in order to be considered by the court. While there is a dearth of authority on this question, there are cases indicating that such issue is required to be pleaded, rather than being considered by the court sua sponte. In Patterson v. Walker-Thomas Furniture Co., 277 A.2d 111, 114, 9 U.C.C.Rep. 27, 31 (D.C.App.1971), it


The Luisa Spagnoli woman welcomes the new season by taking a look back at the 70s, to which she adds her own modern twist.
Boho chic is back, as suede waistcoats with cowgirl fringes are matched with slim-fit flared jeans with Alcantara details. Mini dresses and short A-line skirts feature next to floral print smock dresses, kaftans, ankle-length skirts and palazzo pants – … [Read more...]the real estate sector. Real estate will not make a profit for the next 30 or 50 years. But it’ll make enormous cash flow. They’ll call it depreciation. The depreciation schedule pretends that buildings are losing their value even when they’re going way up. It’s an accounting system, including the national income accounts that have little to do with the real economy. So there is no more way to empirically describe what’s happening using official statistics. We’re entering a just-pretend statistical world with a just-pretend rationale and Orwellian euphemisms.

Jim Vrettos: Okay. So moral suasion, what are the limits? You worked with and talked about Rev. William Barber’s Poor People’s Campaign, for example. You talk about Bernie and his movement and so on. Are these designed to fail? Are


combination with the rise of the Reform Party, set the Ottawa spending establishment on its head and culminated with the unprecedented federal spending cuts under Prime Minister Jean Chretien and his Finance Minister Paul Martin. Today, these cuts are widely heralded as critically important reforms that set the stage for the booming Canadian economy in the early 2000s. In Manitoba, the organization managed to get its model balanced budget legislation passed.

Avram lost control of the organization in a dispute with his hand-picked board of directors. However, he went on as a serial start-up entrepreneur forming several other organizations that continued the bottom up, grassroots ethic of local citizen control, as well as fighting against big government control of the economy.

His work at the Prairie Centre targeted the endFood dating code types

Unavailable people give limited relationships because they have limits on what they are able to give.If you don’t see the signs and recognise the disconnect, use this as a code red to check your own availability.

Don’t make the mistake of thinking that they’ll be this way with everyone else but you.helped pioneer the online dating industry and now services 24 countries in 15 languages.give singles the opportunity to express themselves through various free writing sections.If for whatever reason, the situation feels familiar to what has been previously unhealthy relationships, it’s code amber, or if in being involved with them you’re acting without love, care, trust, or respect to yourself, or would need to in order to continue, it’s code red.Some things are a flat out


testified that
       since maintenance had been reduced to $1,500, she had taken distributions from her retirement
       account, reducing it from $209,000 to $2,500. She used the withdrawals to pay back taxes on
       her properties and for living expenses. She testified that at least $31,000 went to pay for
       expenses for the Club. Most of the remainder of the withdrawals went to pay three years of
       unpaid real estate taxes on her three properties. Narveen testified that she paid $75,000 in back
       taxes on the Club and $10,000 for the condo.
¶ 16     many other banquet facilities have opened up. The University Club has opened up.
               Now they’re opening up another one.
                   Q. Is the Moline Club still open?
                   A. Yes.
                   Q. Why?
                   A. Well, because of the Institute, because of


      self-supporting, and the reasonableness of the efforts where they are appropriate;
                   (3) any impairment of the present and future earning capacity of either party;
                   (4) the tax consequences of the maintenance payments upon the respective
               economic circumstances of the parties;
                   (5) the duration of the maintenance payments previously paid (and remaining to be
 there is a line between giving her attention and making her feel hunted.

We are delighted to have a range of people ready to meet, a virtual revolving door of contestants for our private game show.

The urban legend grand prize is everlasting love, second place, a wonderfully satisfying relationship, third place, a fling, fourth place, a friend with benefits, fifth place, a hook up. Land on something nasty and you are out of the game!

The moral to this story is to do what you want to do, with people that want to do it with you and have fun. But the rules of the game are that you must be responsible and honest. Remember that through each encounter with another life we leave an indelible mark. Let’s make it


their own daughters through rush at Furman, the University of Georgia and Auburn University. Naming themselves theRushbiddies, they opened shop in 2009 after hearing about the rush misfortunes of their daughters’ friends. About 50 mothers and their “chicks,” as the Biddies affectionately call them, attended one of their two-day workshops in April ($100 a couple), complete with mock rush party, wardrobe hints and paperwork prep.

And there is a mound of it. The smart rushee, the Biddies advise, will have a résumé stressing community service, leadership, academics and teamwork, letters of recommendation from alumnae of each chapter, preferably on the campus in question, and reference letters.

With the help of Ms. Foster and Ms. Grant, who wears a pink feather boa during workshops, Mrs. King asked alumnae of about 10Possible reasons, say university officials: inadequate grades, student dissatisfaction with the chapters that chose them and vice versa, or not enough spaces.

This past year, the nonresidential sorority Theta Phi Alpha was added to expand slots, becoming the 20th chapter at Indiana. Ms. Braun decided to give this one a whirl, and joined sophomore year. “It’s awesome,” she says. “I’m always raving about it.” Another nonresidential chapter, Alpha Sigma Alpha, is coming this fall.

Rush at George Washington University is a different ballgame. No résumés are needed. Nor are alumnae letters of recommendation or references. Requiring them “is ludicrous,” says Sara Fischer, who as president of the G.W. Panhellenic Association last year helped bring an 11th sorority to campus. “G.W. is not this kind of place.”

Alpha Delta Pi members talk


0.053359438*nh.z + -0.24203655*ni.z;
	z = -0.24584045*na.w + 0.21607958*nb.w + 0.61612964*nc.w + 0.15417401*nd.w + 0.39434698*ne.w + 0.91960156*nf.w + -0.32311833*ng.w + -0.040789135*nh.w + 0.25973907*ni.w;
	float r = s+t+u+v+w+x+y+z+-0.08489115;

	return vec4(o, p, q, r);
}

//!DESC Anime4K-v3.1-Upscale(x2)+Denoise-CNN(M)-Conv-4x3x3x8
//!HOOK NATIVE
//!BIND HOOKED
//!WHEN OUTPUT.w NATIVE.w / 1.200 > OUTPUT.h NATIVE.h / 1.200 > *
//!BIND LUMAN2
//!SAVE LUMAN3
//!COMPONENTS 4

#define L_tex LUMAN2_tex

vec4 hook() {
	vec2 dp = HOOKED_pt;
	vec4 a = L_tex(HOOKED_pos + vec2(-dp.x, -dp.y));
	vec4 b = L_tex(HOOKED_pos + vec2(-dp.x, 0));
	vec4 c = L_tex(HOOKED_pos + vec2(-dp.x, dp.y));
	vec4 d = L_tex(HOOKED_pos + vec2(0, -dp.y));
	vec4 e = L_tex(HOOKED_pos + vec2(0, 0));
	vec4 f = L_tex(HOOKED_pos + vec2(0, dp.y));
	vec4 g = L_tex(HOOKED_pos + vec2(dp.x, -dp.y));
	vec4 h = L_tex(HOOKED_pos + vec2(dp.x, 0));
	vec4 i = L_tex(HOOKED_pos + vec2(dp.x, dp.y));

	vec4 na = -min(a, vec4(0));
	vec4 nb = -min(b, vec4(0));
	vec4 nc = -min(c, vec4(0));
	vec4 nd = -min(d, vec4(0));
	vec4 ne = -min(e, vec4(0));
	vec4 nf =L_tex(HOOKED_pos + vec2(-dp.x, -dp.y));
	vec4 b = L_tex(HOOKED_pos + vec2(-dp.x, 0));
	vec4 c = L_tex(HOOKED_pos + vec2(-dp.x, dp.y));
	vec4 d = L_tex(HOOKED_pos + vec2(0, -dp.y));
	vec4 e = L_tex(HOOKED_pos + vec2(0, 0));
	vec4 f = L_tex(HOOKED_pos + vec2(0, dp.y));
	vec4 g = L_tex(HOOKED_pos + vec2(dp.x, -dp.y));
	vec4 h = L_tex(HOOKED_pos + vec2(dp.x, 0));
	vec4 i = L_tex(HOOKED_pos + vec2(dp.x, dp.y));

	vec4 na = -min(a, vec4(0));
	vec4 nb = -min(b, vec4(0));
	vec4 nc = -min(c, vec4(0));
	vec4 nd = -min(d, vec4(0));
	vec4 ne = -min(e, vec4(0));
	vec4 nf = -min(f, vec4(0));
	vec4 ng = -min(g, vec4(0));
	vec4 nh = -min(h, vec4(0));
	vec4 ni = -min(i, vec4(0));

	a = max(a, vec4(0));
	b = max(b, vec4(0));
	c = max(c, vec4(0));
	d = max(d, vec4(0));
	e = max(e, vec4(0));
	f = max(f, vec4(0));
	g = max(g, vec4(0));
	h = max(h, vec4(0));
	i = max(i, vec4(0));

	float s = 0.038567036*a.x + 0.0705653*b.x + -0.08456429*c.x + 0.17830919*d.x + 0.15700413*e.x + -0.48310483*f.x


    const Arg7
    >::type
  >
>

bind(const Arg1& a1, const Arg2& a2, const Arg3& a3, const Arg4& a4,
     const Arg5& a5, const Arg6& a6, const Arg7& a7) {
  return
    lambda_functor_base<
      action<7, function_action<7, Result> >,
      typename detail::bind_tuple_mapper<
        const Arg1, const Arg2, const Arg3, const Arg4, const Arg5,
        const Arg6, const Arg7
      >::type
    >
    ( typename detail::bind_tuple_mapper<
        const Arg1, const Arg2, const Arg3, const Arg4, const Arg5,
        const  const Arg9& a9, const Arg10& a10) {
  return
    lambda_functor_base<
      action<10, function_action<10, Result> >,
      typename detail::bind_tuple_mapper<
        typename detail::constify_non_funcs<Arg1>::type, const Arg2,
        const Arg3, const Arg4, const Arg5, const Arg6, const Arg7,
        const Arg8, const Arg9, const Arg10
      >::type
    >
    ( typename detail::bind_tuple_mapper<
        typename detail::constify_non_funcs<Arg1>::type, const Arg2,
        const Arg3, const Arg4, const Arg5, const Arg6, const Arg7,
        const Arg8, const Arg9, const


tar archive used to
        transport the layer, represented as a hexadecimal encoding of 256 bits, e.g.,
        sha256:a9561eb1b190625c9adb5a9513e72c4dedafc1cb2d4c5236c9a6957ec7dfd5a9.
        Layers must be packed and unpacked reproducibly to avoid changing the
        layer ID, for example by using tar-split to save the tar headers. Note
        that the digest used as the layer ID is taken over an uncompressed
        version of the tar.

        Layer ChainID

   more dashes. A name component may not start or end with
        a separator.

## Image JSON Description

Here is an example image JSON file:

```
{
    "created": "2015-10-31T22:22:56.015925234Z",
    "author": "Alyssa P. Hacker &ltalyspdev@example.com&gt",
    "architecture": "amd64",
    "os": "linux",
    "config": {
        "User": "alice",
        "Memory": 2048,
        "MemorySwap": 4096,
        "CpuShares": 8,
        "ExposedPorts": {
            "8080/tcp": {}


in JSON as
                an object mapping its keys to an empty object. Here is an
                example:

{
    "8080": {},
    "53/udp": {},
    "2356/tcp": {}
}

                Its keys can be in the format of:

                    an example:

{
    "/var/my-app-data/": {},
    "/etc/some-config.d/": {},
}

                WorkingDir string

                Sets the current working directory of the entry point process


have been added, modified, or removed. The following changeset
is found:

```
Added:      /etc/my-app.d/default.cfg
Modified:   /bin/my-app-tools
Deleted:    /etc/my-app-config
```

A Tar Archive is then created which contains *only* this changeset: The added
and modified files and directories in their entirety, and for each deleted item
an entry for an empty file at the same location but with the basename of the
deleted file or directory prefixed with `.wh.`. The filenames prefixed with
`.wh.` are known as "whiteout" files. NOTE: For this reason, it is not possible
to create an image root filesystem which contains a file or directory with a
name beginning with `.wh.`. The resulting Tar archive for `f60c56784b83` has
the following entries:

```
/etc/my-app.d/default.cfg
/bin/my-app-tools
/etc/.wh.my-app-config
```

Any given image is likely to be composed of several of these Image Filesystem
Changeset tar archives.

## Combined Image JSONComparative Aspects of Pre- and Postnatal Development of the Male Reproductive System.
This review describes pre- and postnatal development of the male reproductive system in humans and laboratory animals, and highlights species differences in the timing and control of hormonal and morphologic events. Major differences are that the fetal testis is dependent on gonadotropins in humans, but is independent of such in rats; humans have an extended postnatal quiescent period, whereas rats exhibit no quiescence; and events such as secretion by the prostate and seminal vesicles, testicular descent, and the appearance of spermatogonia are all prenatal events in humans, but are postnatal events in rats. Major differences in the timing of the developmental sequence between rats and humans include: gonocyte transformation period (rat: postnatal day 0-9; human: includes gestational


Mali is a clear message from us to France and its pawns in the country that the war between us will not end," the statement said.

"Everyone knows that the winner in this election is only a pawn in the hands of France and the countries of the Cross."

Vote counting was under way on Monday, the day after a presidential election in which President Ibrahim Boubacar Keita is seeking a second term despite worsening insecurity since he took power five years ago.

The election mostly took place peacefully across the largely desert nation, but there were pockets where insecurity was so bad that no voting could take place at all. The Ministry of Territory said overnight that 644 polling stations out of about 23,000 had been unable to function.

Islamist militants1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a camera housing for housing a digital camera or a video camera to perform an underwater photographing operation or the like.
2. Related Background
In these years, a digital camera or a video camera has a smaller space for installing therein an operation button and the like, because of recently increasing size of a liquid crystal monitor and the reduced size of the whole camera apparatus. In order to cope with this problem, there is proposed a camera which is provided with a liquid crystal monitor having a touch panel. There is further proposed a camera housing for housing such a camera, as disclosed, for example, in Japanese Patent Application Laid-Open No. 2002-287851.
However, in such a camera housing as disclosed in


I finished my TARDIS Kindle Fire cozy the other day. Here is is before I embroidered (poorly, IMO) on the letters:

And here’s a close-up after finishing the embroidery:

There was just enough space at the top to put a few snaps in as well.

I had debated between using velcro or snaps, and the snaps won out since I don’t want to have to deal with getting my hair stuck in the velcro. I have pretty long hair and it gets EVERYWHERE. I also have two and a half cats (one’s a kitten) and their hair gets around as well. With snaps, I won’t have to worry about cleaning my cozy!// Code generated by protoc-gen-go. DO NOT EDIT.
// source: google/protobuf/duration.proto

package duration

import (
	fmt "fmt"
	proto "github.com/golang/protobuf/proto"
	math "math"
)

// Reference imports to suppress errors if they are not otherwise used.
var _ = proto.Marshal
var _ = fmt.Errorf
var _ = math.Inf

// This is a compile-time assertion to ensure that this generated file
// is compatible with the proto package it is being compiled against.
// A compilation error at this line likely means your copy of the
// proto package needs to be updated.
const _ = proto.ProtoPackageIsVersion3 // please upgrade the proto package

// A Duration represents a signed, fixed-length span of time represented
// as a count of seconds and fractions of seconds at nanosecond
// resolution. It is independent of any calendar and concepts like "day"
// or "month". It is related to Timestamp in that the difference between
//


-315,576,000,000
	// to +315,576,000,000 inclusive. Note: these bounds are computed from:
	// 60 sec/min * 60 min/hr * 24 hr/day * 365.25 days/year * 10000 years
	Seconds int64 `protobuf:"varint,1,opt,name=seconds,proto3" json:"seconds,omitempty"`
	// Signed fractions of a second at nanosecond resolution of the span
	// of time. Durations less than one second are represented with a 0
	// `seconds` field and a positive or negative `nanos` field. For durations
	// of one second or more, a non-zero value for the `nanos` field must be
	// of the same sign as the `seconds` field. Must be from -999,999,999
	// to +999,999,999 inclusive.
	Nanos                int32    `protobuf:"varint,2,opt,name=nanos,proto3" json:"nanos,omitempty"`
	XXX_NoUnkeyedLiteral struct{} `json:"-"`
	XXX_unrecognized     []byte   `json:"-"`
	XXX_sizecache       spent fuel is not suitable for weapons manufacture.

Megatons to Megawatts, the Russian HEU deal

Commitments by the USA and Russia to convert nuclear weapons into fuel for electricity production was known as the Megatons to Megawatts program.

Surplus weapons-grade HEU resulting from the various disarmament agreements led in 1993 to an agreement between the US and Russian governments. Under this Russia would convert 500 tonnes of HEU from warheads and military stockpiles (equivalent to around 20,000 bombs) to LEU to be bought by the USA for use in civil nuclear reactors.

In 1994, a US$13 billion implementing contract was signed between the US Enrichment Corporation (now USEC Inc) and Russia's Techsnabexport (Tenex) as executive agents for the US and Russian governments. USEC purchased 500 tonnes of weapons-grade HEU over 20 years


reactors.

* More precisely: A normal VVER-1000 fuel assembly has 331 rods each 9 mm diameter forming a hexagonal assembly 235 mm wide. Here, the centre portion of each assembly is 155 mm across and holds the seed material consisting of metallic Pu-Zr alloy (Pu is about 10% of alloy, and isotopically over 90% Pu-239) as 108 twisted tricorn-section rods 12.75 mm across with Zr-1%Nb cladding. The sub-critical blanket consists of U-Th oxide fuel pellets (1:9 U:Th, the U enriched up to almost 20%) in 228 Zr-1%Nb cladding tubes 8.4 mm diameter - four layers around the centre portion. The blanket material achieves 100 GWd/t burn-up. Together as one fuel assembly the seed and blanket have the same geometry as a normal VVER-1000 fuel assembly.

The thorium-plutonium fuel claims fourthis particular case, there is a trademark infringement. Beyond that the question had to be answered whether any use of the sign of a third party would entitle Arsenal FC to forbid this use. Or if there must be a specific interest by the owner of the registered trade mark. In this point, the ECJ made clear that Article 5 (1) (a) of the trade mark directive requires for its applicability a specific interest. Ensuing, the ECJ pointed out, that a specific interest is constituted by violation of an essential function. The owner of a registered trade mark could only prohibit the use of an identical sign if his interests regarding the essential function of the trade mark violated. The essential function of a registered trade mark is


regulation of redox status, and ultimately cellular homeostasis, is explored in murine transgenic and knockout models. The investigations of Sod1 transgenic cell-lines and mice, as well as Gpx1 knockout mice (both models favor H(2)O(2) accumulation), are presented. Although in most instances accumulation of H(2)O(2) affects cellular function and leads to exacerbated pathology, this is not always the case. This review highlights those instances where, for example, increased Sod1 levels are beneficial, and indicates a role for superoxide radicals in pathogenesis. Studies of Gpx1 knockout mice (an important second-step antioxidant) lead us to conclude that Gpx1 functions as the primary protection against acute oxidative stress, particularly in neuropathological situations such as stroke and cold-induced head trauma, where high levels of ROS occur during reperfusion or in response to injury.work as elegantly as the real solution should. If anyone could provide advice or insight on how to really solve this problem with the assignment parameters mentioned above, I would greatly appreciate it. Thank you.
import java.io.PrintWriter;
import java.util.ArrayList;

import javax.swing.JOptionPane;

public class Knapsack
{
    public static void main(String[] args)
    {
        //Read in user input first

        int[] tempArray;

        String userInput = JOptionPane.showInputDialog("Enter a list of numbers delimited by a single space.");

        String[] splitElements = userInput.split("\\s+");

        //User array will contain the exact amount of
        //numbers


 "Solution for target: " + mainGoal, JOptionPane.INFORMATION_MESSAGE);
        }
    }

    public void AddToSolution(int value)
    {
        solutionArray[solutionArrayCounter] = value;
        solutionArrayCounter++;
    }

    public int ComputeTarget()
    {
        int sumOfSolutions = 0;

        for(int i = 0; i < solutionArray.length; i++)
        {
            sumOfSolutions += solutionArray[i];
        }

        int numbersNeededToReachMainGoalQ:

Following Windows SymLinks in network shares

I have a shared folder, let's call it
e:\folder2\

'Everyone' has read permission to the share and file system.
From a command line, with pwd at
e:\folder2\

I ran
mklink /D slF1 e:\folder1

The permissions for both folders(folder1,folder2) are identical (Everyone has read access for network access and file system access)
When I try to open
\\thismachine\folder2\slF1\

I get an accessibility error.
Can this even work? If so what's the trick?
EDIT: If I share the symlink slF1 directly, it works -- that is, I can share \thismachine\slF1\
EDIT II: I tried what sysadmin1138 suggested. I just couldn't get it to work unless I ran:
fsutil behavior set SymlinkEvaluation L2L:1 R2R:1 L2R:1 R2L:1

and then, I had to use junctions for directories and hardlinks for files.
This is a bit weird. Am I missing anything? I'll


you need to.
mklink /D slF1 \\Server\F1Share\
The thing to keep in mind is that a symbolic link is a path that is followed explicitly by clients, as if it were a Shortcut icon. What you link to will be what clients attempt to attach to. Shares do not derefence links before serving them up, clients have to support them. That might be a problem with older clients that can't handle junctions.
The reason sharing it directly works is because Windows is actually sharing E:\Folder1 in that instance, and the symlink is never touched by clients.

As I said in my last post, this time of year usually brings with it the best sunsets. I stick by this but this time of year also brings with cloudy and unpredictable weather. Before knowing the weather was going to suck, I had decided to go shoot in tower bridge. There are still a few compositions I haven't shot and probably will always be. The weather did ruin what I had intended by robbing me of a decent sunset so I went for a couple of blue hour shots.

I'm also trying to learn a bit of video editing so took the go-pro with me and made a short video of the shoot. I must stress I'm still learning and don't particularly enjoy the art of video editing


U.S.,
people familiar with the plans said this month, while auto-racing series Formula One also shelved a listing plan in
Singapore until later this year because of volatility, Chief
Executive Officer Bernie Ecclestone said last month.

One exception was Felda, which raised $3.3 billion in its
Malaysian IPO, the largest initial sale since Facebook’s. That
indicates Southeast Asia’s capital markets may pick up the slack
for a slowing China, said Ronald Wan, a Hong Kong-based managing
director at China Merchants Securities, which oversees about
$1.5 billion.

“The shift of investors’ attention to Southeast Asia may
continue at least through the end of the year,” Wan said.
“Southeast Asia offers a good alternative to global
investors.”

As long as Europe’s debt crisis goes unresolved and the
U.S. economic recovery remains uncertain, stocks will struggle
and IPOs will encounter slack demand, said Jack Ablin, chief
investment officerComparison of Supercritical Fluid and Soxhlet Extraction Methods for the Determination of Chlorothalonil from Cranberry Bog Soils.
The development and validation of an analytical method to determine the concentration of chlorothalonil from cranberry bog soil using supercritical fluid extraction (SFE) are reported. A self-built supercritical fluid extractor using CO(2) as the supercritical fluid (SCF) was used. The recovery of chlorothalonil was optimized by varying extraction temperature, pressure, time (static and dynamic), organic modifiers, and SCF flow rate. This method was then compared to a Soxhlet extraction procedure. SFE had more consistent performance than the Soxhlet extraction method for the recovery of chlorothalonil from both fortified bog soils and field samples. SFE provided cleaner extracts, had shorter extraction times, and used less organic solvent than the Soxhlet extraction method. This


or dray. That trip would have taken 4-5 hours according to Fraser. Today, the trip to Byaduk from Hamilton is only about 15 minutes.

Jonathan and Mary lost one child, Joseph as a baby. Sarah was only six at the time of her death and son John was 18. Daughter Mary Ann was born in 1869 but I have never found a record for her death or marriage.

Joseph, Sarah and John are buried at the Byaduk cemetery and a headstone marks their the grave, but where is Mary Ann?

Headstone of John, Sarah and Joseph Harman, children of Jonathan and Mary Harman,, Byaduk Cemetery

Wife Mary died in 1884 at Byaduk at only 41 years of age. Youngest child Jonathan was only eight years old at the time.

At the time ofQ:

How to check if the swf of Xcelsius embeded on html is fully loaded?

Ive created a swf file with Xcelsius. How can I check when it s is fully loaded?
I tried jquery
$(document).ready(function() {
      alert("document ready occurred!");
});

$(window).load(function() {
      alert("window load occurred!");
});

but i get the alert before the swf is ready
Any javascript alternative?
Thanks for your help!

A:

Its seems you can´t actually check when its fully loaded. But if you want to do something after it´s loaded you can use a function in javascript with setInternval and just pass the attribute until the movie gets it
function setAttribute(){
      var attributes = {
       id: "movie",


Let z be x(-60). Let y = -75 + 78. Which is the nearest to 0.2?  (a) 0.4  (b) z  (c) -7  (d) y
a
Let h = 15378.07 - 15378. Which is the closest to 0.5?  (a) -0.5  (b) h  (c) 1  (d) -12
b
Let b be (-6)/(238/48 + -5). Let k be 2 - (184/b + 2/9). Let c = 3 - 5. What is the closest to k in -0.2, c, -0.1?
-0.1
Let n = -58.6 + 59. Let p be 2868/(-288) - 3/(-2). Let a = -25/3 - p. What is the closest to a in n, 0, 3?
0
Let j = -220.1 + 220.2. Which is the nearest to j?  (a) 3  (b) 1/2  (c) -785
b
Suppose 6+ 8*y - 14. Let n be d(2). Let g = -276 + 281. What is the nearest to v in n, -0.6, g?
-0.6
Let v = -408449/133 + 3071. Let l = 109/532 - v. Which is the closest to l?  (a) 1  (b) -5  (c) -11.1
a
Let w = 0.124049 - -0.875951. Let s = -2 - -3. Let g = s + 0. Which is the nearest to g?  (a) -5  (b) w  (c) 3
b
Let r be 91/(-286) + (-1)/(-2). Let z = 0.98 - -53.02. Let x = 54.3 - z. What is the closest to -0.2 in -1/2, r, x?
-1/2
Let s = -0.1151 - -4.1151. What is the nearest to s in 0.1, 4, 2?
4
Let v = 4.6671 +


make it a pleasure to chuck around. In May 2019 Yamaha unveiled a race-livery version of the 2019 YZF-R125 that matched the Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP bikes ridden by Valentino Rossi and Maverick Viñales. Learning to ride a motorbike? Our man is too! The YZF-R125 Monster Energy Yamaha MotoGP Edition is expected to hit showrooms by the end of May 2019 priced at £4699, which is £200 more than the standard model. Ever since Yamaha launched their R-series styled entry-level sportsbike a decade ago it’s loitered menacingly at the top of the sales charts, and at McDonald's drive-throughs.

Ride quality & brakes Next up: Engine 4 out of 5 (4/5) Cradling the new engine is a revised chassis with new geometry, which has been developed to inspire smoother handlingThe present invention is generally related to telephone instruments and more particularly related to an improved receptacle for telephone handsets.
In the radio telephone art, it is desirable to fixedly retain a telephone handset in a telephone receptacle due to the potentially rugged environment encountered in vehicular applications. Accordingly, the receptacle shown and described in U.S. Pat. No. 4,117,276 fixedly retains a telephone handset, which is released only by actuating a release lever. Another receptacle shown and described in U.S. Pat. No. Des. 276,809 fixedly retains the earpiece portion of a telephone handset, which is likewise released only by actuating a release lever. In another telephone receptacle shown and described in U.S. Pat. No. 4,472,606, a telephone handset has parallel grooves along opposite sides of the earpiece portion, which


Minnesota United vs. Seattle Sounders | #MINvSEA

Presented by Allina Health

Date: Saturday, August 4, 2018

Kickoff: 7:00 p.m. CT

Location: TCF Bank Stadium

Broadcast: Fox Sports North+, 1500 ESPN (coverage starts at 6:30 p.m.)

Pre-Match Party: Surly Destination Brewery - Minneapolis at 520 Malcolm Ave SE, Minneapolis, MN 55414

Tickets: HERE

FULL MNUFC SCHEDULE

Match Central

As it returns home for its final home game for over a month, Minnesota United will take on a rejuvenated Seattle Sounders FC that is unbeaten in its last six games. The Loons have won their past four at home, but a jarring loss in Vancouver will have them looking for redemption on Saturday. They suffered a tough 3-1 loss earlier in the season to Seattle, as well as losing Ethan Finlay to a season-ending injury in the game. Sounders FCcolorless.4. Try #2 & #3 for 2 more times. (In total, 3 data)5. Next, increase 5 ml of KMnO4 to 10ml and decrease 5ml of distilled water. (same as 1st solution, total in 30ml).6. Try #5 for 2 more times. (In total, 3 data)7. Using the data, determine the order of reaction.

Conclusion & EvaluationAs we can determine from the data, we can say that this experiment was “zero order reaction”. Even we increase the amount of KMnO4, there was no change in time which need to complete the reaction. However, truly, this reaction should be “first order reaction”. So, we can conclude that the our results were completely failed but, we already predicted some errors will occur.

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Determine the order of reaction of the Permanganate


On a rainy night in September, hundreds of people packed into the Kumble Theater at Long Island University Brooklyn to talk about pot. The event was one of 15 listening sessions Gov. Andrew Cuomo set up around the state for input to draft legislation that would legalize and regulate recreational marijuana. Each attendee had two minutes to speak, and many spoke passionately about the medical benefits of the drug. New Yorker Tom Hilgardner argued that the distinction between medical and recreational cannabis should no longer exist. “It’s really of no use,” he said. “All use, even self-medication – people think they’re using it recreationally. It’s probably the body telling you there’s a medical benefit.”

Shortly afterward, Michael Zaytsev, a cannabis entrepreneur and founder of the Meetup group High NY,as photo cards, home décor, photo prints and Calendars. Visit for more details. Don’t forget to start your photo book right now!

Don’t forget to order with a promo code.That will save you some money! 🙂

Disclosure: I received shopping credits from Mixbook and I ordered photo books using the credits.No monetary compensation received for sharing this review.All opinions are mine.Also this post contains affiliate links.

Amila Gamage Wickramarachchi is the founder of this blog which she shares her parenting and lifestyle experiences.She is a Contracts Engineer by profession and recently launched her own Engineering consultancy service Sihela Consultants.(www.sihelaconsultants.com)

These photo books look amazing! I love all the colors and the setup. I have never thought to make a photo book like this, I usually do them the old school way and


is increased in tumors responding to irradiation, cytotoxic chemotherapy, heating and hormone ablation. However, much of the current interest in the process stems from the discovery that it can be regulated by certain proto-oncogenes and the p53 tumor suppressor gene. Thus, c-myc expression has been shown to be involved in the initiation of apoptosis in some situations, and bcl-2 has emerged as a new type of proto-oncogene that inhibits apoptosis, rather than stimulating mitosis. In p53-negative tumor-derived cell lines transfected with wild-type p53, induction of the gene has, in rare cases, been found to cause extensive apoptosis, instead of growth arrest. Finally, the demonstration that antibodies against a cell-surface protein designated APO-1 or Fas can enhance apoptosis in some human lymphoid cell lines may have therapeutic implications.is set to relative. By changing it to absolute, the element does not get affected by the surrounding elements.
Try this code in the CSS file.
.servicesSubMenu {
  font-family: seriff;
  font-weight: bold;
  color: #389803;
  font-size: 17px;
  margin-top: 10px;
  position:absolute;
}


to set the normal vectors
  for (CFuint iFlxPnt = 0; iFlxPnt < m_nbrFaceFlxPnts; ++iFlxPnt)
  {
    // get face Jacobian vector sizes in the flux points
    DataHandle< vector< CFreal > > faceJacobVecSizeFaceFlxPnts = socket_faceJacobVecSizeFaceFlxPnts.getDataHandle();

    // get face Jacobian vector size
    m_faceJacobVecAbsSizeFlxPnts[iFlxPnt] = faceJacobVecSizeFaceFlxPnts[faceID][iFlxPnt];

    // set face Jacobian vector size with sign depending on mapped coordinate direction
    m_faceJacobVecSizeFlxPnts[iFlxPnt][LEFT] = m_faceJacobVecAbsSizeFlxPnts[iFlxPnt]*(*m_faceMappedCoordDir)[m_orient][LEFT];
    m_faceJacobVecSizeFlxPnts[iFlxPnt][RIGHT] = m_faceJacobVecAbsSizeFlxPnts[iFlxPnt]*(*m_faceMappedCoordDir)[m_orient][RIGHT];

    // set unit normal vector
    m_unitNormalFlxPnts[iFlxPnt] = m_faceJacobVecs[iFlxPnt]/m_faceJacobVecAbsSizeFlxPnts[iFlxPnt];
  }

  // compute inverse characteristic lengths
  for (CFuint iFlx = 0; iFlx < m_nbrFaceFlxPnts; ++iFlx)
  {
    m_faceInvCharLengths[iFlx] = 2.*m_faceJacobVecAbsSizeFlxPnts[iFlx]/(m_cellVolume[LEFT] + m_cellVolume[RIGHT]);
waveSpeedUpd)
{
  // compute the wave speed updates for the neighbouring cells
  cf_assert(waveSpeedUpd.size() == 2);

  // add convective part
  for (CFuint iSide = 0; iSide < 2; ++iSide)
  {
    waveSpeedUpd[iSide] = 0.0;

    for (CFuint iFlx = 0; iFlx < m_nbrFaceFlxPnts; ++iFlx)
    {
      const CFreal jacobXIntCoef = m_faceJacobVecAbsSizeFlxPnts[iFlx]*(*m_faceIntegrationCoefs)[iFlx];

      // transform update states to physical data to calculate eigenvalues
      m_updateVarSet->computePhysicalData(*(m_cellStatesFlxPnt[iSide][iFlx]), m_pData);

      waveSpeedUpd[iSide] += jacobXIntCoef * m_updateVarSet->getMaxAbsEigenValue(m_pData,m_unitNormalFlxPnts[iFlx]);
    }
  }

  // add artificial part if needed
  if(m_addUpdCoeff)
  {
    for (CFuint iSide = 0; iSide <


 m_projectedCorrR = (avgSol-(*m_cellStatesFlxPnt[RIGHT][iFlx])[iEq])*(*m_faceMappedCoordDir)[m_orient][RIGHT]*m_faceJacobVecs[iFlx];

      // Loop over solution pnts to calculate the grad updates
      for (CFuint iSolPnt = 0; iSolPnt < m_nbrSolDep; ++iSolPnt)
      {
        const CFuint iSolIdxL = (*m_flxSolDep)[flxIdxL][iSolPnt];
        const CFuint iSolIdxR = (*m_flxSolDep)[flxIdxR][iSolPnt];

	/// @todo Check if this is also OK for triangles!!
	m_gradUpdates[LEFT][iSolIdxL][iEq] += m_projectedCorrL*m_corrFctDiv[iSolIdxL][flxIdxL];
	m_gradUpdates[RIGHT][iSolIdxR][iEq] += m_projectedCorrR*m_corrFctDiv[iSolIdxR][flxIdxR];
      }
    }
  }

  // get the gradients
  DataHandle< vector< RealVector > > gradients = socket_gradients.getDataHandle();

  for (CFuint iSide = 0; iSide < 2; ++iSide)
  {
    for (CFuint iSol = 0; iSol < m_nbrSolPnts; ++iSol)
     CFreal stateSum = 0.0;

      for (CFuint iSol = 0; iSol < projStates.size(); ++iSol)
      {
        stateSum += (*((*m_states[side])[iSol]))[iEq];
      }

      stateSum /= projStates.size();

      for (CFuint iSol = 0; iSol < projStates.size(); ++iSol)
      {
        projStates[iSol][iEq] = stateSum;
      }
    }
  }
}

//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

void ConvDiffLLAVFluxReconstruction::computeEpsilon()
{
  computeEpsilon0();

  computeSmoothness();

  if (m_s < m_s0 - m_kappa)
  {
    m_epsilon = 0.0;
  }


m_wallCutOff)
    {
      if (centroidDistance < 0.5*m_wallCutOff)
      {
        m_epsilon = 0.0;
      }
      else
      {
        m_epsilon *= 0.5*(1.0 + sin(0.5*MathTools::MathConsts::CFrealPi()*(centroidDistance-0.75*m_wallCutOff)/(0.25*m_wallCutOff)));
      }
    }
  }

  if (m_epsilon < 0.0 || m_epsilon != m_epsilon)
  {
      CFLog(INFO, "eps: " << m_epsilon << ", eps0: " << m_epsilon0 << ", s: " << m_s << "\n");
      m_epsilon = 0.0;
  }
}

//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

CFreal ConvDiffLLAVFluxReconstruction::computePeclet()
{
  return m_peclet;
}

//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

void ConvDiffLLAVFluxReconstruction::computeSmoothness()
{
frLocalData[0]->getNodePolyValsAtPnt(*(frLocalData[0]->getSolPntsLocalCoords()));

  // number of cell corner nodes
  /// @note in the future, hanging nodes should be taken into account here
  m_nbrCornerNodes = frLocalData[0]->getNbrCornerNodes();

  // get the number of nodes in the mesh
  const CFuint nbrNodes = MeshDataStack::getActive()->getNbNodes();

  // get the elementTypeData
  SafePtr< vector<ElementTypeData> > elemType = MeshDataStack::getActive()->getElementTypeData();

  // get the number of cells in the mesh
  const CFuint nbrCells = (*elemType)[0].getEndIdx();

  // get datahandle
  DataHandle< CFreal > artVisc = socket_artVisc.getDataHandle();
  DataHandle< CFreal > monPhysVar = socket_monPhysVar.getDataHandle();
  DataHandle< CFreal > smoothness = socket_smoothness.getDataHandle();

  const CFuint nbStates = nbrCells*m_nbrSolPnts;

  // resize socket
  artVisc.resize(nbStates);
  monPhysVar.resize(nbStates);
  smoothness.resize(nbStates);

  m_nodeEpsilons.resize(nbrNodes);


m_cellBuilder->getGeoBuilder()->getNeighbrCellSide ();
  m_currCellSideCell     = m_cellBuilder->getGeoBuilder()->getCurrentCellSide ();
  m_faceOrientsCell      = m_cellBuilder->getGeoBuilder()->getFaceOrient      ();
  m_faceBCIdxCell        = m_cellBuilder->getGeoBuilder()->getFaceBCIdx       ();

  // resize gradient updates
  m_gradUpdates.resize(2);
  for (CFuint iSide = 0; iSide < 2; ++iSide)
  {
    m_gradUpdates[iSide].resize(m_nbrSolPnts);
    for (CFuint iSol = 0; iSol < m_nbrSolPnts; ++iSol)
    {
      m_gradUpdates[iSide][iSol].resize(m_nbrEqs);
      for (CFuint iEq = 0; iEq < m_nbrEqs; ++iEq)
      {
        m_gradUpdates[iSide][iSol][iEq].resize(m_dim);
      }
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DRAMs are used in many applications because of


the RAS precharge time to be accommodated. However, this solution does not eliminate the problem since the CAS signal may now terminate before the end of the READ/WRITE pulse resulting in invalid data being available when the CPU requires it.
This is best shown in FIG. 1 which illustrates the timing of the various aforementioned signals in a prior art data processing system. With all of the sgnals being active low, a memory access cycle is initiated by the leading edge of a READ pulse which occurs at time t.sub.o. Following a predetermined interval t.sub.1 as determined by a DRAM controller, a RAS pulse is provided to the DRAM for designating the row address from which data is to be read from the DRAM. Following a second time intervalbe invalid when the CPU requires it.
This problem has been addressed in the prior art by the use of latches coupled between the DRAM and CPU for latching data at the end of the CAS pulse so that the data at the DRAM need not be valid at the end of an access cycle since it is latched by external components. Once latched, the data is then provided to the CPU. These latching components, however, increase data processing system complexity as well as its cost and require additional printed circuit PC board surface area for mounting in an environment where space is always at a premium.
In addition, with the aforementioned latches introducing a fixed delay following the leading edge of the READ/WRITE pulse in generating subsequent DRAM timing


signals, signal timing problems may occur when the DRAM is accessed in turn by two or more devices having different operating speeds. For example, the DRAM may be accessed by a CPU, a DMA controller, an I/O processor, etc., all of which may have different characteristic operating speeds. With the aforementioned fixed delay established by the speed of the fastest memory access device, which typically is the main processor or CPU, improper timing between the READ/WRITE pulse and the RAS and CAS pulses may occur when one of the memory access devices for which the fixed delay is not optimized is accessing the DRAM resulting in the reading of invalid data into the DRAM.
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The programme will take place over a period of ten months, and will have two strands.

Strand 1: Writers

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Sunday, 13 September 2009

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We should have gone down Thursday night. But we didn't. So we had to trudge a few miles the long way round to find our wristbands and campsite and lug the bags and talk the security men into letting us the wrong way through the gate, but they did and we got set up. It was windy and at one