consider $p<\epsilon$, corresponding to erasure of information from the tape. In the region $IB$ the system operates as a refrigerator, with the work entering the system $\dot{w}$ being used to erase the tape and produce a heat flow from the cold to the hot reservoir. In the region $IIB$ the work entering the system is dissipated as heat in both reservoirs. In the region $IIIB$ the system takes heat from the hot reservoir and dissipates heat in the cold reservoir.

System interacting with two tapes
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It is also possible for a system to interact with more than one information reservoir. The simplest case is a system interacting with two information reservoirs, with no exchange of energy. As an example, we consider a two-state model with two links between the statesthen implies $$\langle\exp(-\Omega)\rangle\equiv \sum_{X_T}\exp\left(-\Omega[X_T]\right)\mathcal{P}[X_T]=\sum_{X_T}\overline{\mathcal{P}}[\tilde{X}_T]=1,$$ where $\sum_{X_T}$ represents an integral over all stochastic trajectories. This integral fluctuation theorem leads to the inequality $$\langle\Omega\rangle/T\ge 0.$$ The above inequality is equivalent to (\[gensecond\]), as $\langle\Omega\rangle/T= \dot{\omega}$. We note that the functional $\Omega$ is, in general, not antisymmetric, i.e., it cannot be written as a sum of probability currents. It does become antisymmetric if the auxiliary rates are chosen so that $\langle\Omega\rangle/T$ becomes the standard entropy production but for auxiliary rates leading to the IP-entropy production it does not.

Whereas the standard entropy production $\dot{s}$ can be obtained from a fluctuation theorem for the original system [@seif12], in order to obtain the IP-entropy production $\dot{s}_1$ we need this fluctuation theorem for the duplicated system. This duplication has a physical interpretation if we compare


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The disadvantages described below arise when turning is corrected based on the detection result of a gyroscopic sensor.
1. First Disadvantage
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([@B56]). On the other hand, deletion of mtDNA can result in an increase in RLS and the observed lifespan extension is not due to loss of mitochondrial respiratory activity or reduced oxidative stress in mitochondria ([@B62]). However, other studies indicate that loss of mtDNA can increase, decrease, or have no effect on RLS ([@B26]; [@B23]). Thus, the link between loss of mtDNA and aging remains elusive in yeast and other eukaryotes.

We reevaluated the effect of mtDNA on yeast RLS, in part because yeast cells adapt to loss of mtDNA. The immediate response to loss of mtDNA in yeast is loss of respiratory activity, activation of the mtDNA inheritance checkpoint, reduced growth rate, and a high rate of nuclear genome instability ([@B53]; [@B56]; [@B7]). The mtDNA inheritance checkpoint inhibitsSirtuins Sir2p, Sir3p, and Sir4p is recruited to telomeres and subtelomeric regions, where they catalyze deacetylation of histones adjacent to the nucleosome, which leads to chromatin condensation and gene silencing ([@B43]; [@B48]; [@B3]; [@B8]; [@B27]). We find that specific subtelomeric genes are silenced in yeast as they adapt to loss of mtDNA, and that Sir3p is required for silencing of at least three different subtelomeric genes, as well as for improved mitochondrial function and RLS extension during this adaptation process.

RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
======================

Yeast adapt to loss of mtDNA
----------------------------

We confirmed previous findings ([@B56]; [@B10]) that rho^0^ cells adapt to loss of mtDNA. Freshly prepared rho^0^ cells form small and large colonies on solid media ([Figure 1, A and B](#F1){ref-type="fig"}). Cells from both small and large rho^0^ cell colonies have no


dotted line indicates colony area threshold criterion used to define adapted colonies. The *p* values indicate statistically significant differences between the average colony sizes of the strains (*n* = 137--322 colonies measured per condition; \*\*\*\**p* \< 0.0001, by Kruskal--Wallis test with Dunn's post-hoc test for multiple comparisons). (B) The percentage of UA and adapted colonies, according to colony area criteria used in A, from newly generated rho^0^, rho^0^ UA, and rho^0^ A sources. The bar represents the average percentage of colonies of each size ± SEM in three independent experiments (*n* = 68--322 colonies per experiment per condition; \*\*\**p* \< 0.001; and \*\*\*\**p* \< 0.0001, by one-way ANOVA with Tukey post-hoc test). (C) Growth rates of rho^+^, rho^0^ UA, and rho^0^ A cells. The bar shows pooled averageS2). We find that 24% of the transcripts that are down-regulated during early adaptation are encoded by genes that lie within 25 kb of the telomere and are therefore subtelomeric. Indeed, the subtelomeric genes that appear to be silenced in adapted rho^0^ cells are present in 11 of the 16 yeast chromosomes ([Figure 4, A and B](#F4){ref-type="fig"}).

![Subtelomeric gene silencing occurs during adaptation to loss of mtDNA. (A) The most down-regulated genes in early stage (A) vs. UA rho^0^ cells, listed according to their chromosomal loci. Down-regulated genes were defined as those exhibiting a Log~2~ fold change \<--1.5 and statistical significance of *p* \< 0.05. Distance from telomere denotes the distance from the gene locus to the closest telomere in the chromosome. (B) Histogram showing distribution of distances from


rendering mitochondria more reducing is sufficient to extend RLS in yeast. Thus, it is possible that the lifespan extension observed in yeast that adapt to loss of mtDNA is due to the change in mitochondrial redox state.

Previous studies revealed a role for lifespan-regulating genes in rho^0^ cell survival. Most yeast strains can tolerate loss of mtDNA. However, yeast carrying certain mutations (e.g., mitochondrial protein import or protein quality control) require mtDNA for survival ([@B11]; [@B50]). Interestingly, deletion of conserved lifespan-regulating genes can suppress the lethality observed on loss of mtDNA in these "petite-negative" strains. Specifically, deletion of any of several proteins in the 60S ribosomal subunit (*rpl13a, 37b, 12a, 20b, 19a, 6b, 14a, 43b, 34b, 35b*, and *12b* as well as *rpp1b* and *4a*) can extend lifespan andsuppress the lethality of loss of mtDNA in petite-negative yeast ([@B12]). We do not detect changes in the levels of the transcripts of any of these RLS-extending genes. Thus, the lifespan extension observed in adapted rho^0^ cells is not due to alterations in the expression of ribosomal genes that affect rho^0^ cell viability.

Previous studies also revealed that elevated mitochondrial ROS results in extension of CLS in yeast. The extended CLS observed in these studies is a consequence of Rad53p-dependent silencing of the DNA demethylase Rph1p and the resulting increase in subtelomeric gene silencing by Sir3p ([@B49]). While the lifespan extension observed in yeast exposed to elevated mitochondrial ROS and in yeast that are adapting to loss of mtDNA are both Sir3p-dependent, there is evidence that these processes are


were performed as described previously ([@B14]) without alpha-factor synchronization. Frozen yeast strain stocks (stored at --80°C) were grown on YPD plates at 30°C, and rho^0^ cells were obtained by ethidium bromide treatment as previously described. Single colonies of each yeast strain were suspended in liquid YPD and grown at 30°C with shaking to mid--log phase (OD~600~ 0.1--0.3). A 2-µl aliquot of cell suspension was applied to a YPD plate. Small-budded cells were isolated and arranged in a matrix using a micromanipulator mounted on a dissecting microscope (Zeiss, Thornwood, NY, or Singer Instruments, Watchet, UK). When the small buds completed growth, their mother cells were removed and discarded, and the remaining daughter cells were named virgin mother cells. After each replication, the new bud was removed and discarded. ThisOctober 10, 2019.

We thank the members of the Pon laboratory for valuable discussion and critical review of the manuscript. This work was supported by grants from the National Institutes of Health: GM45735, GM122589, and AG051047 to L.P.; GM007367 and AR070013 to E.J.G.; AG055326 to C.N.S.; and AG053023 to R.H.-S.

A

:   early-stage adapted cells

AA

:   late-stage adapted cells

CLS

:   chronological lifespan

DHE

:   dihydroethidium

GO

:   gene ontology

mtDNA

:   mitochondrial DNA

PolgA

:   polymerase gamma

RIN

:   RNA Integrity Number

RLS

:   replicative lifespan

roGFP

:   redox-sensing variant of GFP

UA

:   unadapted.

[^1]: ^†^These authors made equal contributions to the manuscript.

[^2]: Present addresses: ^‡^Cambridge Institute for Medical Research, University of Cambridge, The Keith Peters Building, Cambridge CB2 0XY, UK

[^3]: ^§^Department of Molecular and Cell Biology,


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In patients with chronic heart failure (HF), the myocardial contractility decreases to a low level and the interventricular synchronization worsens. This is accompanied by a low ejection fraction (EF) as well as by a low quality of life and high


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Blockchain allows for a “new class” of services with smart-contract technology. This technology helps businesses focus on commerce and protect themselves, Haenni said.

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far away for me until last week. Then came news reports about someone infected in New Hampshire. Rumors started to spread, closely followed by questions: How can we find out more information? Should we send the kids to school? The next day, we discovered in both the local and national news that the infected person, a resident at our local hospital, had attended a party with students from the Tuck School, where I teach, bringing the crisis right to my office door. Classes and events were canceled and all international travel was suspended for the university. My mind was racing. Should I go in to work? Is it OK to buy lunch here? Are we prepared to quarantine at home? How long will this go on?

In fast-moving andthe same access nor frequency with this constituency. You should:

Focus on what is important to the customer. For example, Target sent out a note from the CEO to customers, describing enhanced cleaning procedures and additional staffing for order pickup and drive up services. Provide relief when possible. JetBlue became the first airline to waive change and cancel fees for coronavirus-related concerns. The move went a long way towards reassuring current customers as well as bringing new ones on board. CVS Caremark is working to waive early refill limits on 30-day prescription maintenance medications. Insurance companies, in contrast, do not consider the coronavirus a valid reason for cancelling a flight. Focus on empathy rather than trying to create selling opportunities. Companies should rethink advertising and promotion strategies to be


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My bet is that you forgot to give your app the permission to use the internet. Try adding this to your android manifest:
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A:

Please, check if you have valid internet connection.

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May you have taken permission
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BUT
You may have forgot to TURN ON Internet in Mobile or Whatever Device.

the Rockets, Dieng scored the game-winning basket with 4.6 seconds left and finished with 12 points and 20 rebounds. As a result of his improvements throughout the second half of the season, Dieng was named to the NBA All-Rookie second team.

On January 12, 2015, Dieng tied his career high of 22 points in a loss to the Denver Nuggets. On January 28, he was named a representative of Team World to compete in the 2015 Rising Stars Challenge.

On August 1, 2015, Dieng played for Team Africa at the 2015 NBA Africa exhibition game.

On December 20, 2015, Dieng had a then season-best game with 20 points and 10 rebounds in a 100–85 win over the Brooklyn Nets. On February 6, 2016, he recorded a career-high 24 points, 13 rebounds


                  OPINION
REHABILITATION,

    Defendant and Respondent.

                                         THE COURT
         APPEAL from a judgment of the Superior Court of Kern County. J. Eric
Bradshaw, Judge.
         Jared M. Villery, in pro. per., for Plaintiff and Appellant.
         Kamala D. Harris, Attorney General, Jennifer A. Neill, Assistant Attorney
General, Sara J. Romanoremedy for inmates … with identified grievances” and “appeals
shall be processed according to the provisions of Article 8.” In this context, “appeal”
includes the initial inmate grievance submitted on CDCR Form 602 (Rev. 08/09).
(Menefield, supra, 231 Cal.App.4th at pp. 215, fn. 2 & 217.)
3      An “appeals coordinator” shall be designated by each institution head.
(Regulations, § 3084.5, subd. (a).) The appeals coordinator “shall screen all appeals prior
to acceptance and assignment for review.” (Regulations, § 3084.5, subd. (b).)

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inferior tribunal, corporation, board, or person, to compel the
performance of an act which the law specially enjoins, as a duty resulting from an office,
trust, or station .…” Section 1086 provides that a writ of mandate “must be issued upon
the verified petition of the party beneficially interested.” These statutory provisions have
been interpreted as identifying two requirements essential to the issuance of the writ—
namely, (1) a clear, present and usually ministerial duty upon the part of the respondent

4      The “any legal theory” standard applicable to demurrers has been explained and
applied many times by the California Supreme Court. (E.g., City of Dinuba v. County of
Tulare (2007) 41 Cal.4th 859, 870 [complaint alleged facts sufficient to state a claim for
a writ of mandate]; Quelimane Co. v. Stewartpresent a claim for wages, it is generally held that an action for damages is
adequate].) Also, when a litigant seeks an extraordinary writ from an appellate court, that
court will consider whether a direct appeal provides an adequate remedy for the litigant.
(City of Glendale v. Superior Court (1993) 18 Cal.App.4th 1768, 1776 [in bifurcated
trial, appellate court issued a writ of mandate before the question of damages was tried
and a final, appealable judgment was entered].) These cases imply that an action at law
for damages and a direct appeal are remedies available “in the ordinary course of law.”
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speedy and adequate. The parties have cited no case directly discussing whether a
particular remedy is


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are the feet of those who preach the good news!”

16 But they have not all obeyed the gospel. For Isaiah says, “Lord, who has believed what he has heard from us?”

17 So faith comes from hearing, and hearing through the word of Christ.

18 But I ask, have they not heard? Indeed they have, for But I ask, have they not heard? Indeed they have, for “Their voice has gone out to all the earth, and their words to the ends of the world.”

19 But I ask, did Israel not understand? First Moses says, But I ask, did Israel not understand? First Moses says, “I will make you jealous of those who are not a nation; with a foolish nation I will make you angry.”

20 Then Isaiah is so                     On Petition for Review of an Order of the
                          Board of Immigration Appeals

                              Submitted February 15, 2011 **

Before:        CANBY, FERNANDEZ, and M. SMITH, Circuit Judges.

       Maria Leonor Juan and Mario Ocampo Juan, natives and citizens of Mexico,

petition pro se for


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Thoughout California and across the US, hunger is rising at an unprecedented rate, even in affluent areas. Beginning March 19, a special multimedia series from the USC Annenberg School for Journalism & Communication and California Watch (a project of the Center for Investigative Reporting) will spotlight this often invisible problem.

“Hunger in the Golden State” will explore food waste, nutrition in schools, and ways to help Californians fighting to ward off hunger. The project reveals that nearly one in eight Californians has asked for food assistance in the last year.

The three-week series will run in CA newspapers, on radio stations, and in online news outlets.

...Coincidentally, last May a USC Annenberg student video series, “Staving Off Hunger,” focused on this same topic.

Spend JulyTesla honcho Elon Musk is not like Steve Jobs, Warren Buffett, Bill Gates, Oprah Winfrey, or even LeBron James, who made their billions through innovation in a free, fair market. Musk has made his wealth from the taxpayer (if not all, at least a lot of). In a particularly glorious, damning bit of investigative reporting, the Los Angeles Times recently determined that Musk’s empire had been built on almost $5 billion in government subsidies. This includes:

$750 million from New York State to build a solar panel factor in Buffalo.

A 10 year property tax exemption from New York worth an estimated $260 million.

$500 million in direct solar power grants from the Treasury Department.

$1.3 billion in incentives from Nevada to build a battery factory near Reno.

$517 million in California’s emissions


the smoothable component of the Hilbert scheme of $n$ points in $\mathbb{A}^{d}$ with $d\geq 11$ and $n\geq 15$. There exists a closed subset $Z\subseteq R^{d}_{n}$ of codimension $1$ such that every point of $Z$ is a singular point of the Hilbert scheme.

\[examples\] Assume that $\text{char}(k)=0$.

1.  \[ex:family\] ([**Nonsmoothable Families:**]{}) If $e\geq 3$ and $d>\binom{e}{2}$, then a generic $0$-scheme of regularity two, embedding dimension $d$, and degree $1+d+e$, is not smoothable.

2.  \[ex:intersect\] ([**Intersections away from the smoothable component**]{}): The Hilbert scheme of $11$ points in $\mathbb A^7$ contains two components which intersect away from the smoothable component.

3.  \[ex:10pts\] ([**9 Points in $\mathbb A^5$**]{}): The $\kappa$-vector yields detailed information abou the deformations of $0$-schemes of degree $9$ in $\mathbb A^5$. We say that $J\subseteq k[x_1, \dots, x_5]$ is & *&*&\dots &*&*&\dots&*&-&\dots &-\cr
        & -&-&\dots &-&*&\dots&*&*&\dots &*
        }$$ A $*$ represents a nonzero entry, and a $-$ represents a zero. Observe that $m$ is the smallest integer for which $b_{m,m+1}\neq 0$.

\[prop:boijsod\] With notation as above, the graded Betti numbers of $M$ satisfy the following inequalities: $$b_{i,i+1}(M)\geq b_{m,m+1}(M)(i+1-m) \frac{(m+1)!(e-m)!}{(i+1)!(e-i)!}$$ for all $m\leq i \leq \lfloor \frac{e-1}{2} \rfloor$. Equivalently, the $\kappa$-vector of $I$ satisifes the inequalities: $$\kappa_i(I) \leq d\binom{e}{i} - \left(d\binom{e}{m}-\kappa_m(I) \right) (i+1-m) \frac{(m+1)!(e-m)!}{(i+1)!(e-i)!}$$ for all $m\leq i \leq \lfloor \frac{e-1}{2} \rfloor$.

This proof uses the terminology from the introduction of [@eis-schrey]. Let $\delta_m$ be the degree sequence $(0,1,\dots, m-1,m+1, \dots, e+1)\in \mathbb N^{e+1}$ and let $D$ be the unique pure diagram corresponding to $\delta_m$ with


\mathbb A^d\times{\operatorname{Gr}}(3,S_2^*)\to H^d_{d+4}$ act by translations. Restricting the map $r$ to $\mathbb A^d\times \mathcal Z$ gives an injection into $R^d_{d+4}$, which is not surjective. Hence the dimension of $\mathcal Z$ is strictly less than $d(d+4)-d=d^2+3d$. On the other hand, if $d\geq 12$ then $\dim \Xi(d,2d+2,d)\geq d^2+3d$. It follows that $\mathcal Z \subsetneq \Xi(d,2d+2,d)$. Thus there exist smoothable and nonsmoothable ideals with $\kappa(I')=(d,2d+2,d)$, and therefore knowledge of the $\kappa$-vector is not sufficient for deciding smoothability when $d\geq 12$.

For $d=9,10,11$, we do not know if the hypothesis that $I_2^\perp$ contains a nonsingular quadric is necessary for the conclusion in part (2) of Theorem \[thm:genwaldo\].

Examples and Proof of Proposition \[prop:codim1\] {#sec:applications}
=================================================

In this section, we explain how $\kappa$-vectors were used to produce the examples from the introduction. We first show that $\kappa$-vectors provide informationby $I+\langle l_i+\sum_{j=1}^3 \lambda_{i,j}p_j\rangle$, we have parametrized the possible choices for $\Gamma_1$ supported at the origin. The dimension of this family is $$11(d-11)+\left( \dim(Z)-11\right) + 3(d-11)=14d-1$$ To parametrize all possible choices for $\Gamma$, may also translate $\Gamma_1$ anywhere in $\mathbb A^d$, and we may choose any generic $n-15$ points in $\mathbb A^d$ for $\Gamma_2$. This yields: $$\dim \widetilde{Z}_{n,d}=(14d-1)+d+(n-15)d=nd-1$$ as desired.

Let $I$ be a generic $(1,d,e)$-ideal and let $I'$ be a generic smoothable $(1,d,e)$-ideal. If $e>3$ and $d> \binom{e}{2}$, then by Proposition \[prop:genKvec\] part , we conclude that $$\kappa_1(I')\leq (e-1)d+\binom{e}{2} <ed=\kappa_1(I).$$ Since $\kappa_1$ is lower-semicontinuous, it follows that whenever $\kappa_1(I')>(e-1)d+\binom{e}{2}$, the ideal $I'$ is not smoothable. For $e=3$, there are two cases to consider. If $d$ is even, then $\kappa_1(I')=2d+3<3d=\kappa_1(I)$ since $d\geq 4$. If $d$ is odd, then $\kappa_1(I')=2d+3<3d-1=\kappa_1(I)$ since $d\geq


5$.

We wish to show that the Hilbert scheme of $11$ points in $\mathbb A^7$ has two components whose intersection is [*not*]{} contained in the smoothable component. Let $Y_1$ be the irreducible component of $H^7_{11}$ containing the set of $(1,6,3)^{+1}$ ideals. We claim that the dimension of $Y_1$ is at most $77$ and that $Y_1$ is not the smoothable component.

Consider the $(1,6,3)$-ideal $J''\subseteq \mathbb Q[x_1, \dots, x_6]$ defined by $$(J''_2)^\perp =\langle y_1^2+y_2^2+\dots +y_6^2, y_1^2+2y_2^2+3y_3^2+5y_4^2+7y_5^2+11y_6^2, y_1y_6+y_2y_5+y_3y_4 \rangle.$$ Let $J'$ be the ideal of the point $(0,0,0,0,0,0,1)$ in $\mathbb A^7$ and let $J:= \left( J''+(x_7)\right) \cap J'$ in $\mathbb Q[x_1, \dots, x_7]$. Note that $J$ is a $(1,6,3)^{+1}$-ideal. Using Macaulay2 [@M2], we compute that the tangent space dimension of $J$ is $77$. Hence, the component $Y_1$ has dimension at most $77$. SinceQ:

Hibernate Entity Manager: Result Set Mapping

I'm new to Hibernate and I am a fan of iBATIS, but my new work environments forces me to use Hibernate. In the current scenario at my workplace, there are many complex select queries that I feel hibernate doesn't handles very well.
So I thought of writing my own  native SQL select queries, with lots and lots of joins and conditions. So far so good.
I'm using the EntityManager to fire the queries and return the result set. The sample code will look like this:
String sqlQuery="select COL_1, COL_2 from MY_TABLE_NAME";
Query q=em.createNativeQuery(sqlQuery,);
List resultList=q.getResultList();

Please keep in mind this is just a code sample. I would like to have a way so that the result set as in this example (COL_1 and COL_2) can be mapped to


bacteria than women with cervical cancer and precancer, a discrepancy that reveals a direct relationship between "good" bacteria and cervical health, and "bad" bacteria and increased cancer risk. The results were published online May 15 in the open-access Nature publication Scientific Reports.

The microbiome is the community of microbes that take up residence in the body. Some species of bacteria—such as lactobacilli, which are related to but distinct from the probiotics found in yogurt—have been found to promote a healthy vaginal environment. For example, previous research revealed women with Lactobacillus gasseri-dominant vaginal microbiomes are more likely to clear HPV infections. Good bacteria also can hold territory to keep bad bacteria from moving in. Sometimes, however, they lose this turf war.

"In cancer and precancer patients, lactobacilli—good bacteria—are replaced by aour app and simply login to your mobile chat APP to stay in touch with customers from anywhere!

Peer also includes other nifty features such as the ability to send pre-recorded video messages as invites, or text.

As of now, Peer is only available in i Tunes, but expect Google play and desk top versions are in the works. Of course, Camfrog allows you to chat with friends, family, and acquaintances, but you can also start or join a chat room if you want to meet new people. In a way, it’s a hybrid between a social discovery app and video chat app, which is pretty cool. This is not recommenced, however, during business calls.Looking for a video chat app strictly for business? The app syncs with Linked In so


reported that adult social care services in the UK were at 'tipping point' \[[@CR46]\]. Moreover research in partnership with UNISON, the principal trade union in British healthcare, reported that staff working in care homes were not being provided with sufficient training, particularly in dementia care \[[@CR47]\].

ADQ

:   Approaches to Dementia Questionnaire

BPSD

:   Behavioural and Psychological Symptoms of Dementia

CQC

:   Care Quality Commission

CSSIW

:   Care and Social Services Inspectorate of Wales

EWD

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NHS

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It’s rare that I actually talk Clash-things and Joe Strummer here on Radio Clash – I feel guilty about that; the man and the band were great and I’m squatting the name. Then again rather than nostalgia I try and embody the likes of Strummer and Peel in my music choices; I want to excite people about music new and old like they did.

A few Saturday’s ago I saw the new Julien Temple film ‘The Future is Unwritten’ – if you have a chance go see it, even if you know little about Joe or the Clash it’s such a positive film – here is what I wrote:

Amazing, best film this year so far. Words do not say how good this film is, it


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It is still another object of the present invention to provide an apparatus for controlling working machines of a power shovel in which excavation efficiency is improved by driving the working machines effectively utilizing pump output.and opening a second law campus in University Park. If the idea failed, PennState would still improve the Carlisle campus.

The law school board of governors, which doesn't run the law school but can veto any plan to move it or change its name, last month rejected the second campus idea.

The cross-curriculum opportunities PennState wanted for law students could be offered at the smaller Dickinson College, college and PennState officials said.

The college and law school already have ties.

The law school opened as a college department and then became independent. Even after merging with PennState, the law school continued its college connections. The schools offer a program letting students earn undergraduate and law degrees in six years instead of seven.

Robert M. Frey, an alumnus of both schools, said that in


won their case in Cumberland County Court but Commonwealth Court overturned the decision. An appeal was dismissed.

UNIVERSITY PARK PennState and The DickinsonSchoolofLaw might end their relationship, following an unsuccessful attempt to expand the law school to include a University Park campus.

PennState issued a statement Friday saying the two institutions are looking into severing their seven-year-old affiliation and creating a partnership between the law school and Dickinson College, the law school's neighbor in Carlisle.

The announcement came as the PennState board of trustees met to, among other things, approve a university budget request to the state for $344.8 million, including $10 million specifically for the PennState Milton S. Hershey Medical Center.

An affiliation between Dickinson College and the law school would address Carlisle residents' concerns about keeping the school in townresolution to plan for a $50 million law school to be built in Carlisle by 2008. PennState promised to kick in up to $10 million and Gov. Ed Rendell committed $25 million, leaving the law school with $15 million to raise.

That $10 million pledge from the university was repeated during the trustees' meeting, along with a mention of coming back later with more definitive construction plans for the law school upgrade.

"We now must move forward and consider a future for the law school that will best serve future law students," Spanier told trustees.

He went on to say some law school faculty and staff were thinking about leaving their positions as a result of the law school board's decision to keep the school in its entirety in Carlisle. "I


came affiliated with PennState University in 1997 and merged with PennState three years later.

* PennState last year proposed the establishment of a second campus of the law school on the State College campus of PennState in an effort to give students more curriculum opportunities and boost Dickinson's admissions and national ranking.

* Dickinson's board of governors last month voted to defer PennState's proposal to build the State College campus. The 170-year- old school was instead to embark on a $50 million campus upgrade centered around Trickett Hall.
* Yesterday, PennState and Dickinson College officials announced they are exploring whether to turn the law school over to Dickinson College.

HARRISBURG Pennsylvania State University and Dickinson College said yesterday that they have begun negotiating a possible transfer of affiliation for DickinsonSchoolofLaw from theI understand every and all of the complications involved in being a birth mother in public. Some say that the issue is "complicated" and not black and white, making the choice to do something, or do nothing "complicated." Really? Complications are an excuse to do nothing. All big issues are complicated. Slavery, gay rights, equal education and employment opportunities, equal pay for equal work, the list can do on ad infinitum--everything is complex and can get you lost in the details, but at its core, the issue does come to a simple "for" or "against." Stand up and be counted; or stand back and do nothing.

But if we all do nothing, nothing will change.

More adoptees will die without ever knowing the truth of their origins. Many birth mothers


you will like Rodriguez. His two albums are Cold Factand Coming from Reality. I got them both. And catch the movie if you can, it is so inspiring and there is no adoption story therein.

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This is a tough slog and it takes practice to be able to stand in the face of namecalling (selfish, ungrateful, could-have-been-aborted, disruptive, etc) and denigration. However, vale la pena (it is worth the pain), as they may say in my father's native tongue if he is truly of Venezuelan descent. No one should ever be treated like a second-class citizen by government workers whose actions and attitudes reflect discriminatory laws. No one should be told or treated like their original identity does not matter.

The Washington state legislation took a turn for thegoal. You can be for the end of discrimination for gays, and also be for the right of EVERYONE to know the truth of their origins.

Whether gay marriage equality will lead to greater numbers of adoptions approved for gay couples is a separate issue. Alas, I feel that that is the way the world turns; all we can do is reduce the number of babies that women give up to be raised by others.

Let me echo Lorraine's comment. If I were in charge, every birth certificate would contain the name of both genetic parents, even if they are donor parents. There would be no amended birth certificates.

The legal parents would get a certificate of legal parentage which would include date and place of birth which would allow the


issue only, which I have found most people to be ok with.

Measure 58 in Oregon was passed by the public voting on a ballot issue. This is not feasible in most states, but does show that if asked enough of the public will say yes to adoptee OBC access.

I agree with you that infighting and attacking adoptive parents does not help promote legislative change, and makes us look bad. I do not see the idea of a public forum that can be read by anybody as an "anything goes" place to vent. It cannot be that and simultaneously claim to be factually educating the public. The place to vent is a private members only closed forum that is closely monitored like a support group. Of course, the ownerssorry if our discussing that makes you so cold and callous. I have heard the "poor me I want a baby now give me yours" syndrome quite a bit, too. Awwwwww. Poor things. Guess we should all consider their feelings, hand over more children so they can be happy and don't dare cry and say "poor me". After all, someone gained from our loss and we can't make them uncomfortable, right?

I don't quite understand why people have to show such vitriol in their comments. I come to this board as an adoptee to hear and experience discussions about the adoption experience. I do not expect to agree with everyone; but I take what I need and hope that some of my comments help someone else like many comments


a new lease has been proposed that says the team will no longer be subsidized out of the general fund. In the last 10 years, we've risen from a situation where there was another group that wanted to buy and move this team since we were not hitting our attendance figures and had some financial problems. Now, look where we are today. That vote of confidence the city gave the Predators back in 2007-08 was the right thing to do, and it has paid off tenfold. This new lease is a good thing for everybody.

The Predators have been successful on the ice, but the building they play in has seen just as much positive press. The front office has done an incredible job of running and managing Bridgestonedecided
by the Court. Doe, 138 Idaho at 410-11, 64 P.3d at 336-37. Such interpretations require a trier a
fact to discern the intent of the contracting parties, generally by considering the objective and
purpose of the provision and the circumstances surrounding the formation of the agreement.
State v. Allen, 143 Idaho 267, 272, 141 P.3d 1136, 1141 (Ct. App. 2006).
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be lawfully waived, including, but not limited to, any appeal pursuant to Idaho Criminal
Rule 35.” Therefore, we hold that Arthur’s appellate challenge to the denial of his Rule 35
motion was waived by his plea agreement. See State v. Rodriguez, 142 Idaho 786, 787, 133 P.3d
1251, 1252 (Ct. App. 2006). The waiver of the right


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               THE DEFENDANT: Not growing up, your Honor. I was saved in ’97, and
      then I’ve been going to church since.
               THE COURT: How did you come up with the idea of the Lighthouse?
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expert also commented on the crisis in relations between Iran and Saudi Arabia, noting that a successful mediator in the resolution of the issue could be the Sultanate of Oman, having experience of mediation in the negotiations on the Iranian nuclear dossier and the Yemeni crisis.

Soon reconciliation should not wait

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and 270 mg/kg for 11 or 30 days, dactimicin induced fewer changes in nucleated cells and NAG at high dosages. While dactimicin and astromicin caused no significant changes in BUN and serum creatinine at dosages of 20-270 mg/kg, histological observations using light and electron microscopes revealed that dactimicin consistently showed fewer lesions on the proximal tubular cells than those of astromicin for all dosages. When injected intramuscularly in rats, dactimicin and astromicin showed a similar distribution in the blood and main organs, except for the kidney, in which renal accumulation of dactimicin was about 60% of that of astromicin. Dactimicin slowly degraded in vitro and in vivo to give fortimicin B as a main product which was accumulated in the kidney. Through comparative studies with astromicin, it wascontact’s sexy bikini-clad body. It also makes us impatient, such as all the times when you expected an email from someone but it didn’t come.

Distraction

Gone are the days when you can easily focus on writing an article. With the Internet, you can easily click on the link of your favorite magazine website and get lost in reading your favorite topics while your research falls by the wayside.

Also gone are the times when you used to pay complete attention to the people around you. Instead of noticing the handsome guy sitting on the table across you, you’re texting a gal pal and complaining how bored you are. Oh, and did I mention how texting while walking or driving can cause accidents?

Energy Consumption

Individual gadgets use up less energy. But overall


with offline people, it’s probably time to take a break from technology and start making small talk with the people around you. Devote a day entirely free of technology. Create a balance so that you don’t become an automatic Internet drone.

About the Author

MoniqueJones18 The author juggles being a wife to an engineer and a mother to a witty toddler. In her spare time, she involves herself in getting the word out about office phone systems. Find Monique on Google+.a generation of addicts, but it didn’t.

To describe Ulster County residents as salt-of-the-earth types is an accurate assessment. The American ideal of rugged individualism is alive, well and tested regularly in these cities. A large number of the self-employed work with their hands and on the land. There are carpenters, excavators, tree surgeons, farmers, loggers and handymen. That is in addition to the many artists, writers, musicians and craftspeople who have historically been attracted to the area. Local critics say that elected officials haven’t done enough to bring corporate investment to the area. At the same time, the demands for resources corporations require can be contrary to the needs of the people. A recent proposal to bring a Nestle water bottling facility to the region was nixed, based


treated with trypsin (0.025%) and dissociated by trituration. 2.5 × 10^6^ cells were plated at poly-D-lysine-coated 35 mm dish in neurobasal plating media (neurobasal Media containing B27 Supplement \[1 ml/50 ml\], 0.5 mM glutamine, 25 μM glutamate, 1% antibiotics, 1 mM HEPES, 10% heat inactivated donor horse serum) and placed in an incubator kept at 37°C with 5% CO~2.~ After 24 h, growth media is changed to neurobasal feeding media (Neurobasal media containing B27 supplement \[1 ml/50 ml\], 0.5 mM glutamine, 1% antibiotics, 1 mM HEPES. To avoid glial cell contamination, cytosine arabinoside (AraC) was treated early time points in the culture. NeuN antibody was used for neuronal nucleus staining. The protocol for mouse hippocampal neuron primary culture was approved by the Institutional Animal Care and Use Committeeas a mean ± SE. *n* = 4. **(G,I)** SK-N-MC cells were loaded with 2 μM of Fluo-3 AM for 40 min, subsequently pretreated with Nifedipine (10 μM) for 30 min prior to Aβ treatment for 24 h. **(H)** Cells were pretreated with EGTA (1 mM) and BAPTA-AM (10 μM) for 30 min prior to Aβ treatment. ROS measurement was performed by using luminometer. Data are presented as a mean ± SE. *n* = 6. Each blot result shown is representative image. Quantitative blot data are presented as a mean ± SE. *n* = 4. \**p* \< 0.05 vs. control, ^\#^*p* \< 0.05 vs. Aβ treatment.](fnmol-10-00229-g0001){#F1}

The Role of Aβ in the Activation of mTORC1 {#s3-2}
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As shown in the Figure [2A](#F2){ref-type="fig"} and Supplementary Figure S3, Aβ significantly induced the


p62 and β-actin specific antibodies. *n* = 3--6. **(I)** LC3 puncta was visualized by confocal microscopy. Presented results are merged images. Green and red fluorescents indicate LC3 and PI respectively. Scale bars, 50 μm (magnification × 600). **(J)** Cells were pretreated with trehalose (10 μM) for 30 min prior to Aβ treatment for 24 h. Cytotoxicity was measured by MTT assay at an absorbance of 545 nm using a microplate reader. Data present the mean ± SE. *n* = 6. **(K)** Cell viability was measured by trypan blue exclusion assay. Data are presented as a mean ± SE. *n* = 6. Each blot image was presented as representative image. \**p* \< 0.05 vs. control, ^\#^*p* \< 0.05 vs. Aβ treatment.](fnmol-10-00229-g0004){#F4}

Aβ Induces the Expression of Cell Cycle Regulatory Proteinsnuclear genes during gametogenesis was very likely. The number of loci found in mice, which show gametic imprinting, is 34 and continues to grow. It is generally accepted that gametic imprinting is a mammalian invention and there are differences in imprinting pattern between species. Most hypotheses propose involvement of imprinted genes in the control of fetal growth and fetal-maternal interactions, thus keeping a balance between contradictory fetal and maternal requirements. Molecular mechanisms responsible for gametic imprinting still remain to be studied, but for several genes it was shown that imprinting marks are imposed by a parent-specific methylation process during gametogenesis. These marks are resistant to global demethylation during cleavage and to global de novo methylation after implantation and maintain different methylation patterns in paternal and maternal alleles of


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

Knocking out a gene in an organism often causes little phenotypic effect. One possible explanation is the existence of duplicate genes, where the effect of knocking out a gene is compensated by a duplicate copy. The role of functional compensation by duplicate genes has been examined in diverse organisms by comparing the proportion *(P~E~*) of singleton genes whose single-gene knockout causes phenotypic effects to the *P~E~* value for knocking out a duplicate gene ([@bib26]; [@bib8]; [@bib3]; [@bib16]; [@bib18]; [@bib9]). If duplicate genes play a significant role in functional compensation, the *P~E~* for duplicate genes should be lower than that of singleton genes. This is indeed the case in yeasts, worms, and plants ([@bib8]; [@bib3]; [@bib9]); in mice, no significant difference in *P~E~* was found between singletons and duplicate2,234 knockout mutants in which the Ds transposon was homozygously inserted into the coding regions of 1,976 genes. To avoid including pseudogenes and erroneously predicted genes, we focused on the 1,976 genes that were highly expressed in available microarray data ([@bib23]; [@bib13]; [@bib7]). For each gene mutant, seeds were harvested from an F3 individual plant described in [@bib15]. A total of 200 seeds of each independent mutant were homogenized using a mixer mill MM 200 (Retsch) in 80 *μ*l of extraction buffer (40% acetonitrile in H~2~O with 25 *μ*M hydroxyphenyl-glucosinolate and 50 *μ*M norleucine as internal standards). The extracts were diluted with 500 *μ*l of LC--MS grade H~2~O and centrifuged (1,000 × g) for 5 min. The supernatants were filtered through CAPTIVA 0.45 *μ*m filter (Varian) and subjected


to Ultra Performance Liquid Chromatography (UPLC) Waters-quadrupole mass spectrometry analysis. Thirty-five metabolites were separated on UPLC through a reverse phase column (50 × 2.1 mm, HSS T3 1.8 *μ*m; Waters) and detected using ZQ mass spectrometers (Waters). MassLynx software version 4.0 (Waters) was used to control all instruments and calculate peak areas. We did not perform an analytical replicate because the analytical error of this analysis using UPLC-quadrupole MS is \<10%. All our mutants were originated from five parental strains ([@bib15]). To infer knockout effect, the absolute value of peak area between a mutant and the parental strain (wild type) was calculated and normalized by the quantile normalization in 35 metabolites using the Bioconductor ([www.bioconductor.org](http://www.bioconductor.org)) Affy package in the R software environment ([www.r-project.org](http://www.r-project.org)). The normalized value was definedthe median value. The box represents the inter quartile range (25--75%), and the dotted line indicates the first to the 99th percentile. The summed *M~E~* is compared between singletons and duplicate genes. The group of ≥90% duplicate genes has a significantly lower *M~E~* than the group of singleton genes (*P* \< 0.05), but other groups of duplicate genes do not have different *M~E~* than the group of singleton genes (*P* \> 0.05).](molbiolevolmsq204f02_lw){#fig2}

Compensation of Duplicate Genes Associated with Multiple Metabolic Changes
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In functional compensations of phenotypic changes in *Arabidopsis*, a more severe phenotypic effect tends to be better compensated by gene duplication than a less severe effect ([@bib9]). To address whether the same phenomenon is observed in metabolic changes or not, we examined the compensational role of duplicate genes in


Mesh application programming interfaces (APIs) may be provided for programmers to give application profiles and a universal unique identifier (UUIDs), preferable encryption scheme and keys, data transfer mode, and the like. The Mesh Library provides an API for application development. The mesh library can be configured by an application for service reference. The mesh library may provide different configurations, such as a connection based mesh network and a broadcast based mesh network, and the like.
The BLE mesh may include API's for applications to mention their desired service and UUID, nature of mesh needed, based on a type of service (i.e., connection-less or connection oriented), application's power and latency requirements, desired BLE connection parameters, and the like. The BLE mesh supports an advertising-scanning mode (i.e., connection-less), an aggressive discoverythese tasks. There is possibility of losing packet by neighbour nodes because of their state. If a particular BLE device is in an advertising state, the particular BLE device cannot receive mesh data transmitted by other devices at the same time.
Therefore, a need exists for a method and an apparatus for dynamically forming a service aware BLE mesh network.
The above information is presented as background information only to assist with an understanding of the present disclosure. No determination has been made, and no assertion is made, as to whether any of the above might be applicable as prior art with regard to the present disclosure.


walls. Exact calibration of the local flow velocities and channel orientation is obtained by the simultaneous recording of passive tracers for all experiments performed. This calibration step is essential for the determination of bacteria orientation and velocity distributions. Since we focus on bulk dynamics, bacterial trajectories close to the top and bottom channel walls are not included in our analysis.

![Setup and typical trajectories of swimming bacteria in the upper and lower half of the channel.\
(**A**) A dilute bacterial suspension is injected into a polydimethylsiloxane (PDMS) microchannel (width *W* = 600 μm, height *H* = 100 μm, and up to *L* = 20 mm in length) at a given flow rate *Q*. (**B**) Bacteria and passive tracers are recorded at 200 frames per second (fps) using a 63× lensstable fixed point.

We now turn to the question of how rotational noise, always present in experiments, influences the orientational distribution of bacteria in flow. The rotational diffusion constant *D~r~* of the bacterium compared to the strength of the shear rate $\overset{.}{\gamma}$ now plays an important role. For nonchiral swimmers (ν = 0), noise affects the dynamics similar to passive elongated particles ([@R44]). Because of noise, trajectories now erratically move around between different Jeffery orbits ([@R12]), which strongly influences the orientation distribution function *P*(Ψ, Θ), as shown in [Fig. 5C](#F5){ref-type="fig"}. Here, we show results of 1000 averaged steady-state trajectories started uniformly distributed on the unit sphere for a fixed rotational diffusion *D~r~* = 0.057*s*^−1^ but for a broad range of different shear rates. Purple and blue correspond to low


point (Ψ\* = π/2, Θ\* = 0).

![Universal scaling of the rheotactic velocity.\
(**A**) Dependence of the scaled mean rheotactic velocity *v~y~*/*v*~0~ on the shear rate $\overset{.}{\gamma}$ for nontumbling bacteria in simple shear (simulations) for different parameter sets (rotational diffusion *D~r~*, bacterium aspect ratio α, chiral strength ν). (**B**) Results as shown in (A) but plotted against the chirality number 𝒞. (**C**) Data in (B) for α = 5 compared to tumbling bacteria in simple shear flow and Poiseuille flow. (**D**) Slow algebraic saturation at high shear rates. Color code indicated in (D). Symbol code used in all subfigures: ⋆*D~r~* = 0.057, α = 5, ν = 0.06; ▯*D~r~* = 0.057, α = 5, ν = 0.006; ○*D~r~* = 0.2, α = 5, ν = 0.06; △*D~r~* = 0.057, αas in [Fig. 6A](#F6){ref-type="fig"} but as a function of the chirality number 𝒞. As can be seen in the inset of [Fig. 6B](#F6){ref-type="fig"}, for small shear rates, all curves fall on top of each other. At higher shear rates, only curves with the same α (and hence *G*) fall on top of each other.

This result is important, as it points in this weak shear regime, on the relevant parameters defining the rheotactic drift velocity for a microswimmer. The linear relation between mean transverse rheotactic velocity ${\overline{v}}_{y}$ and shear rate $\overset{.}{\gamma}$, ${\overline{v}}_{y} = l_{0}\overset{.}{\gamma}$, also reveals a length *l*~0~ quantifying how far a bacterium drifts in the vorticity direction at unit shear rate. For our bacterial strain, this length is *l*~0~ ≈ 0.75 μm (see [Fig. 2D](#F2){ref-type="fig"}), and we


in [Fig. 6D](#F6){ref-type="fig"} how the curves in [Fig. 6C](#F6){ref-type="fig"} approach toward their asymptotic values. As discussed before, bacteria approach the infinite shear limit very slowly, which can be fitted, as a first approximation, to a power law ∼𝒞^−0.5^, as a consequence of the marginally stable fixed point at Ψ = π/2.

Comparison to experimental and numerical results
------------------------------------------------

Our theoretical analysis allows us now to understand all the observed aspects of the rheotactic velocities in both experiment and Brownian dynamics simulations. First, the aforementioned result that the position of the peaks in *P*(Ψ) for chiral bacteria move closer and closer together with increasing shear rate ([Fig. 5D](#F5){ref-type="fig"}) is clearly observed in the experiments and simulations in Poiseuille flow using tumbling bacteria, as shown for *P*(Ψ) in [Figs. 3B](#F3){ref-type="fig"} and [4B](#F4){ref-type="fig"}.

Second, weexists only in the presence of a strong stochastic reorientation process, limiting the natural tendency for the chirality-induced torque to reorient the swimmer in the positive vorticity direction.

When stochasticity is less important, i.e., at higher chirality number or shear rate, the complexity of the dynamical processes will play a central role and limits, in a subtle way, the alignment of the microswimmers perpendicular to the flow. Our theoretical analysis based on a full set of kinematic equations provides a quantitative account for this original dynamical behavior and explains the reorientation dynamics leading to saturation at large shear rates from the marginal stability of a fixed point.

Our work provides a comprehensive understanding of the fundamental physical mechanisms of bacterial rheotaxis. Our analytical model is not specific to *E. coli*


bacteria and can, in the future, also be used to describe rheotaxis of other flagellated microorganisms or even a rheotactic torque of a different nature as might exist for artificial microswimmers. It might also be extended to more complex flow environments as soils or porous media and could open interesting perspectives for the design of separation or filtration devices.

MATERIALS AND METHODS
=====================

Bacterial cultures
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We use the wild-type bacteria strain RP437 with fluorescently stained cell bodies, emitting green fluorescence light. These bacteria perform run-and-tumble motion with a typical tumbling frequency of 1 Hz. A rich growth medium (M9G) is used for the bacterial culture and is prepared from 5.64 g of M9 salt, 2 g of glucose, 0.5 g of casamino acid, 50 ml of CaCl2 (1 M), and 1 mlbreakfast on Thursdays, but there are often volunteer activities arranged such as visits to Titagargh, the leprosy centre run by the MC brothers.

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When I arrived at Spitzer Art Center last Friday, I parked near an interesting-looking pickup truck. An old, classic Chevy — teal, or maybe sea foam green. Its hood was open, and when I peered underneath, I saw a bottle of Crown Royal somehow rigged to the engine.

I thought, “This is gonna be a fun art exhibit.” Yes, you’d expect an art exhibit on First Friday at Spitzer Art Center, but this one sorta changed my expectation of art itself. This was art about art. It was, like, meta art or something. A new level.

On this Friday, you could view photographs from Howard Zehr’s new book Pickups: A Valley Love Story. The photos show pickup trucks withQ:

Prove that $G=\mu N$ and independence of $\mu$ on $N$

I have read somewhere that $G(T,P,N)=\mu N$ and I tried to prove it.
But by proving this I ended up with the results that $\mu(T,V)$ doesn't depend on $N$.
I would like to check my proof and to understand if it is true why we a
We have:
$$dG=VdP-SdT+\mu dN ~(1)$$
and:
\begin{equation} G(T,P,\alpha N)= \alpha G(T,P,N) ~(2) \end{equation}
Thus, using $(1)$:
$$ \frac{\partial[G(T,P,\alpha N)]}{\partial N}=\alpha\frac{\partial G}{\partial N}(T,P,\alpha N)=\alpha \mu(T,P,\alpha N) $$
Also using $(2)$:
$$ \frac{\partial[G(T,P,\alpha N)]}{\partial N}=\alpha\frac{\partial G}{\partial N}(T,P,N)=\alpha \mu(T,P,N) $$
Then : $\mu(T,P,N)=\mu(T,P,\alpha N)$, so $\mu(T,P)$.
And then if we integrate over $N$ we have:
$$G(T,P,\alpha N)=\alpha N \mu(T,P)$$
And so : $G(T,P,N)=\mu(T,P) N$
Is what I did right ? In fact I thought that when working with thermodynamic variables the conjugates variable always depends on all their conjugates variables but


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#define BOOST_MPL_VECTOR_VECTOR40_HPP_INCLUDED

// Copyright Aleksey Gurtovoy 2000-2004
//
// Distributed under the Boost Software License, Version 1.0.
// (See accompanying file LICENSE_1_0.txt or copy at
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// $Id: vector40.hpp 49267 2008-10-11 06:19:02Z agurtovoy $
// $Date: 2008-10-11 02:19:02 -0400 (Sat, 11 Oct 2008) $
// $Revision: 49267 $

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#   include <boost/mpl/aux_/config/typeof.hpp>
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#   include <boost/preprocessor/iterate.hpp>

namespace boost { namespace mpl {

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#   include BOOST_PP_ITERATE()

}}

#endif // BOOST_MPL_CFG_NO_PREPROCESSED_HEADERS

#endif // BOOST_MPL_VECTOR_VECTOR40_HPP_INCLUDED
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TRX: Global Weather (2.2) by Tronex

TRX: Sounds Revamp (8.0) by Tronex

Unload All Weapons by sLoPpYdOtBiGhOlE

W.A.R.F.I.G.H.T.E.R. Realism Addon by WarfighterAddon

PRICES:

A lot of work


and tweaking. The real grunt work was done by the authors of all the mods listed above, so I would like to give a big thank you to them.

CHANGELOG:

v1.1

-Fixed a crash that would sometimes occur when opening a new stash.

-Fixed a quest reward that would cause a crash.

-Added mods by av661194 that fix the rookie village guard animation, and also the stat counter for survived emissions.

-Added in the optional mods folder.

-DoctorX Default Relations moved to optional mods.Group - A small private gathering for people who identify as LGBT and are Orthodox, Ortho-curious, or formerly Orthodox. It is also for parents of LGBT people who live within Orthodox communities and struggle with their child's sexual orientation or gender identity. Meetings are the first Monday of each month from 7 to 9 p.m. Details on the location will be given after RSVPing to info@eshelonline.org.

Eshel Orthodox Parents Retreat (May 5-7, 2017) - Join the fifth annual Eshel Orthodox Parents Retreat at the Berkshire Hills Eisenberg Camp in Copake, NY. Connect with other parents in a warm, intimate atmopshere by attending informative workshops with experienced faculty. Get inspired and feel part of something, rather than apart from something. The retreat offers parents community, immediate understanding, the freedom to