     should have just been fair either way.

      [DEFENSE COUNSEL]: Okay. All right.

      [POTENTIAL JUROR 7]: My first thought.

      ...

      [DEFENSE COUNSEL]: Jurors that raised their hands 2, 7, 13, 22, 24,
      do you think that err on the side of caution for the possibly abused
      woman goes against the presumption of innocence as it relates to a
      possibly innocent man? Do you think that’s contradictory?

      ...

      [DEFENSE COUNSEL]: All right. Number 7? You think it contradicts
                         26
      the State’s witness list to testify are (1) whether the State’s actions in
      calling a previously undisclosed witness constituted bad faith, and (2)
      whether the defendant could have reasonably anticipated that the
      witness would testify.

Hamann v. State, 428 S.W.3d 221, 227–28 (Tex. App.—Houston [1st Dist.] 2014,

pet. ref’d) (citations omitted). One factor to consider when reviewing is whether

there was a showing of bad faith on the prosecutor’s part for failing to disclose the

witness ahead of trial. Nobles v. State, 843 S.W.2d 503, 514 (Tex. Crim.


expressed concerns that S.W. would change her story,

and defense counsel had “specifically dealt with the victim’s assistance coordinator

and seen [Hanisee] come in the office. He knows we have a victim assistance

coordinator staff on duty.” The State told the trial court that it informed the defense,

via text message, of the conversation between Hanisee and S.W. in early October, at

least two weeks before trial. After overruling Wang’s objection, the trial court

allowed the defense an overnight recess to speak to Hanisee about her anticipated

testimony.

                                          28
                 33
and the arguments between G.W. and him. G.W. testified at length about their

relationship and how Wang exercised control over her and their finances. It is

unlikely that the jury gave much weight to any additional evidence about an

argument between the parties. See Anderson v. State, 717 S.W.2d 622, 628 (Tex.

Crim. App. 1986) (“Inadmissible evidence can be rendered harmless if other

evidence at trial is admitted without objection and it proves the same fact that the

inadmissible evidence sought to prove.”); see also Zafar v. State, No. 02-17-00119-

CR, 2018 WL 2248483, at *6 (Tex. App.—Fort Worth May 17, 2018, pet. ref’d)

(mem. op., not designated for publication) (holding that witness’s translation of a

phone conversation between herself and the appellant conducted in


Wuhan dialect, and fully understands the language. In his brief, Wang

does not argue that G.W. did not understand Wuhan or lacked the qualifications to

translate the recording, rather he contends only that the interpretation was wrong.

Wang does not present us with any inconsistencies in G.W.’s translations, he only

argues that the “jury should not have been allowed to rely on the witness’ translation

of the recording.” The credibility of G.W.’s translation is for the jury to decide. See

Zafar, 2018 WL 2248483, at *6 (holding that “the extent [appellant] challenges the

credibility of [the witness’s] testimony regarding the [translated] phone
                                                           37
      When the State attempted to admit the recording of the argument between

G.W. and Wang, the trial court initially was going to require the interpreter to

translate the recording for the jury. The State told the trial court that the recording

was in Wuhan, a subset dialect of Mandarin. The interpreter confirmed that she did

not understand the language on the recording. G.W. told the trial court that she spoke

Wuhan, studied both Mandarin and Wuhan, and was qualified to translate what was

being said on the recording because she participated in the argument. In contrast,

when the trial court did not allow


of evidence in a difficult situation where the defendant and the

victim spoke a foreign dialect. The trial judge’s rulings were not reasonably

calculated to benefit the State or prejudice the defendant’s rights. Wang does not

provide any persuasive authority that the trial court’s decision allowing G.W. to

translate a recording and to disallow Wang to translate his recording was an improper

comment of the credibility of the witnesses and not within the trial court’s discretion.

We overrule Wang’s eighth issue.

                             IX. Motion for New Trial

      Wang argues in his eleventh issue that the trial court erred by denying his

motion forof racks and baskets.

Topeak’s “Flik” folder.

Behind Topeak was the booth of their subsidiary Jango, maker of modular commuter set-ups. Their big emphasis (a theme at Interbike this year) was the Flik folding bicycle, in various permutations. Everything on these bikes is interchangeable but proprietary — even the lights — but it’s an appealing bike. Its main function seems to not be making transit connections (it doesn’t fold up very small), but, as the salesman kept saying, to keep in your office in a place where there’s no bike parking available.

A couple booths over, Dahon was exhibiting their new line of Midtown Minis, with a similar appeal — they don’t fold small, and you need both hands and a tool, but they look and feel like regular bikes. Their


finding even on commuter focused bikes: fenders, racks, integrated wheel locks, skirt guards, chain guards, generator lights, and thoughtful engineering for carrying heavy stuff around town.

Kalkhoff, the German e-bike maker who plans to open a retail store in NW Portland was also at Interbike. They told me that they’re still working on the permitting process, but are thinking their Portland store should open by mid-October. These bikes are neat — they have no throttle, and only give you an assist when pedaling. A cycle computer helps you balance your battery level against the level of assist you need. The floor model computers still showed km/hour — another kink they’re still working out as they jump into the US market.

The Gazelle Cabby.

One of my favorite booths was a smallstories combined to produce a television film Subway Stories in 1997. Her documentary film titled Courage and Pain which portrayed about the victims of political torture in Haiti was shown at the Walter Reade Theatre in Newcastle York which was directed by her in 1996. She also directed an award-winning documentary titled Tonbe/Leve which depicts the struggle for democracy in Haiti after the end of Duvalier's 30 year rule.

She rose to prominence as a well known film director where she was critically acclaimed for her directorial venture of Stones in the Sun, a film based on the lives of Haitian people was released in 2012 accumulating positive reviews from the audience. The film Stones in the Sun received the best narrative feature film award at the Los Angeles


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The Opioid Election: How Trump Won Regions of Despair

Trump offered a welcome solution to weakened communities: keep out heroin from the South by keeping out immigrants from those nations, and bring back the jobs which had disappeared over the last decades.

Strong correlation between pro-Trump states, economic decay, and addiction

Like many others, Professor Shannon Monnat was initially surprised as the election results came in on the night of November 7th, but as the map of America began to shade deeper red, she was hit by another surprise: it looked remarkably like her demographic work researching the regions in the U.S. with the highest rates of opioid addiction and suicide.

As Dr. Monnat, an assistant professor of rural sociology and demographics at Penn State University, and author of the study, DeathsTaking the elemental life-force of oxygen as its inspiration, Oxygen Park is a unique public space designed for health and wellbeing in a desert environment. It has been created with the local community in mind, providing an open space in which to exercise, rest, and play.


snow-covered snapshots were taken on Friday morning, the same day on which Tokyo was 30 degrees Celsius and Nagoya, another of Japan’s largest cities, was 35 Celsius.

Seen in the background is Kurodake Ishimuro, a lodge built at an altitude of 1,900 meters in the Daisetsuzan mountain range. The lodge is about a 700-foot walk from the peak of the mountain it sits on, and freezing overnight temperatures coincided with early-morning rainfall, blanketing the area in snow despite there still being a few weeks of summer left.

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Fusion or PLIF; 2) Anterior Lumbar Interbody Fusion or ALIF; and 3) Transforaminal Lumbar Interbody Fusion (TLIF).
In the PLIF technique, the vertebrae are reached through an incision in the patient's back (posterior). The PLIF procedure involves three basic steps. One is pre-operative planning and templating including use of MRI and CAT scans to determine what size implant(s) the patient needs. Two is preparing the disc space. Depending on the number of levels to be fused, a 3-6 inch incision is made in the patient's back and the spinal muscles are retracted (or separated) to allow access to the vertebral disc. The surgeon then removes some or all of the affected disc and surrounding tissue. Third is insertion of the implant(s). Once the disc space is prepared, bone graft,appearances to the contrary, the number of really distinct mathematical concepts and tools at our disposal is surprisingly small. When a man goes to clear a jungle he has relatively few types of tools: To cut, perhaps a machete; to knock down, a bulldozer; to burn, fire. Science is like that. When we explore the vast realm of natural and human behavior, we find our most useful tools of measurement and calculation are based on surprisingly few basic ideas. When a man has a hammer, all he sees around him are nails to hit. So it should be no great surprise that, with our small number of effective mathematical tools, we can find analogies between a wind tunnel and a Reuters screen.

My life's work has been to develop


periodic effect on trading; cotton stocks rise at harvest and trend downward until the next harvest. It is predictable. Economists routinely factor it out of their long-term analyses. But once the data are seasonally adjusted, is there any other time-scale that has a direct impact on cotton prices? After seasonal adjustment, is there anything in economics like the gulf between the quantum and Newtonian worlds? Do three weeks of trading really happen on a different economic planet than three days of trading, or three hours? Clearly not. All charts look the same.

Gaussian or not, scaling or not: Does it matter? Yes. First, it shows that prices can and do gyrate wildly. The market is very risky—far more risky than if you blithely assume that prices meander around ato Pence’ canard or when Sally Yates brought the news to the White House just means we’re trying to understand what happened within the framework of what we now know are lies.

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We’re simply not dealing with something the key people found out in late January. This was a cover-up, a string of publicly verified deceptions that went back to the beginning of the month.


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along an elevation gradient, which make different demands on spatial memory used for food cache retrieval. Here, we tested whether such variation is experience based, generated by potential differences in the environment, by comparing the hippocampus morphology of chickadees from different elevations maintained in a uniform captive environment in a laboratory with those sampled directly from the wild. In addition, we compared hippocampal neuron soma size in chickadees sampled directly from the wild with those maintained in laboratory conditions with restricted and unrestricted spatial memory use via manipulation of food-caching experiences to test whether memory use can affect neuron soma size. There were significant elevation-related differences in hippocampus volume and the total number of hippocampal neurons, but not in neuron soma size, in captive birds. Captive environmental conditionsnorth of Syria under autonomous Kurdish governance) in 2012, and which continues to this day. With his interest piqued by reports that, amid the carnage of the civil war, the Kurds in Rojava were reorganizing society along new lines influenced by anarchism, Simons traveled to Syria in 2015. What he experienced there gave him, in his own words, “the one thing I never thought I would have again, which is hope.”

I had missed his presentation, but Simons agreed to meet me the following day. We talked for two or three hours at a diner, where he kindly ran me through his slides and fielded my questions as I recorded our discussion. I was interested in writing an article about why and how politically motivated Westerners were traveling to


He went on to rack up championships in 1990, '91, '93, and '94, tying Richard Petty with seven titles. Always a hard charger, Earnhardt earned the nickname "The Intimidator" for his aggressive and sometimes bullying driving style.

Earnhardt's quest for a record eighth NASCAR Winston Cup title would never bear fruit. After enduring a bit of a slump in the late 1990s, Earnhardt appeared back at the top of his game by the turn of the century. He finished second in the 2000 NASCAR Winston Cup points standings and was eagerly awaiting the start of the 2001 campaign.

In the final laps of the 2001 Daytona 500, Earnhardt was running third behind Michael Waltrip and Dale Earnhardt, Jr., both of whom were seated in Chevrolets fielded by Dale Earnhardt, Inc.C-SPAN, the staple of American government and public affairs programming, will soon require a pay television subscription to watch its flagship channels on the internet.

The nonprofit network, created by the cable industry 35 years ago, is currently free online. It’s also included in most basic subscription TV packages. But starting later this summer, you will have to prove that you pay for television before watching C-SPAN, C-SPAN 2, or C-SPAN 3 on the web. (Live streams of the House and Senate chambers will still be available for free.)

“Technology was giving an easy end-around to our core business model,” Peter Kiley, C-SPAN’s vice president, told Quartz. Kiley cited the rise of internet video and streaming media devices like Apple TV as the reason why the network needed to start


value $\frac{4}{\pi}-1$ for Gaussian fluctuations. On the entrained side, this quantity decreases as $N^{-1}$ as expected from independent fluctuations. At $K=K_c$, the data clearly decrease with $N$, lending further support to our analysis.

=

We now turn to locally-coupled oscillators on $d$-dimensional hypercubic lattices, for which the dynamical equations take the form $$\frac{d\phi_i}{dt} = \omega_i - K\sum_{j\in \Lambda_i}\sin(\phi_i - \phi_j).
\label{eq:model}$$ where $\Lambda_i$ is the set of all nearest neighbors of site $i$.

At sufficiently large $K$, Eq. (\[eq:model\]) can be treated using a linear approximation [@ref:Sakaguchi; @ref:Hong]. In this limit, the system enters a “fully entrained” state where the random term $\omega_i$ is balanced by local gradients of a static phase field $\phi^{(0)}_i$. Salient features of this state are summarized as follows: i) For $d>4$, $\phi^{(0)}_i$ has bounded variations even when thevolume = ½(length × width^2^) before imaging [@B33].

**HPLC Methods**: Peptide conjugates were purified by HPLC using a Waters 600 Multisolvent Delivery System. The mobile phase consisted of H~2~O with 0.1% trifluoroacetic acid (TFA, solvent A) and acetonitrile with 0.1% TFA (solvent B). Peptide conjugate purification was performed on a semi-preparative XTerra RP18 Column (250 × 10 mm) with a gradient of 0% B to 100 % B in 50 min at a flow rate of 4.0 mL/min. Analytical HPLC was performed on an XTerra RP18 column (150 × 4.6 mm) with a gradient of 0 % B to 100 % B in 50 min at a flow rate of 1.0 mL/min.

**Synthesis of H~2~-M10: CB-TE2A(*^t^*Bu)~2~-Mal**(1.8 mg, 2.8 μmol) and Cys-PEG~11~-10mer peptide (1.3 mg, 0.7 μmol) were reacted in a


10 mM PBS containing 10 mM ethylendiaminetetraacetic acid (EDTA, 500 μL, pH 7.0) at room temperature for 12 h under N~2~. The conjugate was purified by semi-preparative reverse-phase HPLC. Lyophilization yielded (*^t^*Bu)~2~-**M10**as white solid (1.2 mg; yield: 70%). MALDI-TOF/MS: 2492.71 \[M+H\]^+^. Calc\'d MS: 2491.44 The protected conjugate, (*^t^*Bu)~2~-**M10**, was dissolved in 95% of TFA and stirred at room temperature for 12 h. Solvent was evaporated and the residue was purified by semi-preparative reverse-phase HPLC. The collected fraction of multiple runs were pooled and lyophilized to give H~2~-**M10**. MALDI-TOF/MS: 2380.76 \[M+H\]^+^. Calc\'d MS: 2379.23

**Synthesis of H~2~-D10 and H~2~AcD10:**To a mixture of **CB-TE2A(*^t^*Bu)~2~-Mal**(1.0 mg, 2.1 μmol) and Cys-K-(PEG~11~-10mer)~2~ peptide (3.0 mg, 0.7 μmol) was added 10 mM PBS solution containing 10 mM EDTA (500 μL, pH 7.0). The reaction mixturecharge *in vivo*.

As such, we introduced an acetyl group to cap the N-terminus of the H~2~**D10** conjugate, which led to H~2~**AcD10**. The acetylation reduces the overall charge from +4 (H~2~**D10**) to +2 (H~2~**AcD10**) while limiting proteolysis of the peptide by N-terminal peptidases [@B36]. As anticipated, ^64^Cu-**AcD10**showed a drastic decrease in kidney uptake and retention and the level of tumor uptake was maintained compared to its non-acetylated counterpart, ^64^Cu-**D10** (Figure [3](#F3){ref-type="fig"}). In addition, a significant uptake reduction was also observed in other non-target organs, including lung and liver. The improved tumor-to-lung contrast is of great importance to the imaging detection of NSCLCs. These observations clearly demonstrate that acetylation of peptide\'s N-terminus is an efficient way to reduce the nonspecific kidney accumulation and optimize the *in vivo* kinetics of peptide-based


^64^Cu-**D10**, or ^64^Cu-**AcD10**is primarily due to the restrictive expression of α~v~β~6~ integrin in H2009 tumor. These results clearly demonstrate the potential use of our designed probes for molecular profiling of α~v~β~6~^+^ NSCLC.

Conclusions
===========

Imparting multivalency is an effective way to improve biopotency of a phage selected peptide. The designed multivalent probes showed enhanced binding affinity, which was utilized for PET signal enhancement in α~v~β~6~^+^ tumor imaging. Significantly, multivalent probes maintained the desired specificity to image α~v~β~6~^+^ H2009 tumor, while low signal was observed in α~v~β~6~^-^ H460 tumor. We showed that N-terminus acetylated probe (^64^Cu-**AcD10**) provided drastic uptake reduction in kidney and other non-target organs while maintaining tumor uptake. Further evaluation of this methodology is under way to realize its full potential in imaging probe design by utilizing existing ligands selectedQ:

`Do you want the application "main" to accept incoming network connections?` pop up while running Go applications

Every time I am running Go applications on MacOs with this command:
go run main.go

I get this pop up message:
Do you want the application "main" to accept incoming network connections?

I added Go and all main executable files to Firewall Exceptions but I am still getting this pop ups. I am running out of ideas. Please can anyone help me to get rid of those pop ups? At this point I have no idea if the problem is related to Golang or MacOs.

A:

This is normal behaviour.
Each time you run go run main.go a new executable file is being created. This executable file is unique and unrecognised by macOS's security checks. Thus macOS asks,


the heating wave maintained the bubbles to enhance the cell-killing effect. The output powers of the trigger pulse and the heating wave were determined by the depth of the irradiation target.](fphar-10-00545-g0002){#F2}

The HIFU transducer was an array-type piezo-composite transducer (resonant frequency: 1 MHz, focal length: 120 mm, outer diameter: 120 mm, inner diameter: 40 mm) energized by a radiofrequency amplifier (Class D amplifiers, MICROSONIC Co., Tokyo, Japan). A function generator (WF1974; NF Co., Kanagawa, Japan) generated the trigger signal to the amplifier and was controlled by software we developed. As illustrated in [Figure 2B](#F2){ref-type="fig"}, the electric sequence of the HIFU irradiation consisted of two waveforms: (1) a trigger pulse for generating cavitation bubbles, and (2) a heating wave for bubble-enhanced heating. One HIFU irradiation sequence took 5 s (160power of HIFU were acceptable.

In addition to confirming the safety of our method, the results of SDT further confirmed the anticancer efficacy of this method. For example, following SDT session 1, the ability of subject A to walk was substantially improved. This was presumed to be due to a decrease in pain in the right posterior leg as a result of HIFU, despite the fact that the output power was one order of magnitude lower than that of conventional solo HIFU therapy (Wang et al., [@B41]; Huisman et al., [@B13]; Zhang et al., [@B45]). Moreover, tumor size was reduced by 15%; this was likely due to the multiple effects of SDT, consisting of mechanical destruction by ultrasound, the antitumor activity of NC-6300, and synergistic effects of the dual


New Orleans area police briefs for May 8, 2013

New Orleans area police briefs for May 8, 2013

Man held in stabbing in fight in Algiers

New Orleans — Police arrested a 55-year-old man after they say he stabbed another man during a fight Monday afternoon.

Johnny Thomas was booked with aggravated battery in an incident that was reported shortly before 5 p.m. in the 2200 block of Westbend Parkway in Algiers. According to a police report, Thomas was fighting with another man and then pulled out a weapon and cut him on the side. No other details were released.

Shooting wounds three, one seriously

New Orleans — Police are searching for suspects in a triple shooting Monday night that left one man seriously wounded and two others with moderate wounds.

According to a policeassociated the lower RMM \[[@CR20]\]. In Brazil, with the growth in GDP from 1998 to 2008, decreased infant mortality was found in the state of São Paulo, Brazil \[[@CR21]\].

Although limited, evidence on community-based primary health care (CBPHC) has been shown to be indispensable for improving maternal, newborn and child health, and to provide guidance for reducing the still prevalent indicators of preventable maternal and infant mortality \[[@CR23]\]. In Brazil, the state and national child nutrition programs adopted in recent decades have influenced the drop in infant and maternal mortality \[[@CR24]\]. Other studies have provided convincing evidence that the measures for reduction of income disparity produced improvements in the health of children and mothers in a short time interval \[[@CR25], [@CR26]\]. Thus, the variable "model of care" always needs


the association here verified also reflected certain data related to the socioeconomic factor.

In regions where there was greater coverage by health plans, the rates of cesarean section were also higher \[[@CR28]\]. This was because private physicians were usually paid by production and the cesarean section was better remunerated than vaginal birth and demanded less time to be performed, in addition to the possibility of performing the section by prior appointment. In 2013, the state of São Paulo had the largest coverage of private health insurance in the country (44.41%) \[[@CR10]\]. Despite this, as far back as 2004, Dias and Deslandes \[[@CR28]\] stated that even in public maternities, cesarean section rates were still higher than expected, because surgical indications were also governed by issues related to medical training andintriguing situation because the MMR remained stable from 2000 to 2011, although the rate was much lower than the national rate in 2000. However, there was an approximation to the national rate in São Paulo, due to the continuous drop in the national rate and stagnation of the state rate.

Ruiz et al. \[[@CR1]\] recommend that the HDI adjusted for inequality was the best predictor for IMR and MMR. Income inequalities in São Paulo and in Brazil, as measured by the Gini index, were 0.472 and 0.501, respectively. However, despite the numerical difference, evolution of these indices occurred at the same rate in São Paulo and in the country from 2004 to 2013. While Brazil went from a Gini index of 0.555 in 2004 to 0.501 in 2013, São


geography and statistics

IMR

:   Infant mortality rate

MDGs

:   Millennium development doals

MMR

:   Maternal mortality ratio

REC

:   Research ethics committee

SIM

:   Mortality information system

SINASC

:   Information system on live births

UN

:   United Nations

WHO

:   World health organization

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The authors did not receive any research funding.

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The datasets used and/or analyzed during the current study are available from the corresponding author on reasonable request.

ABG contributed to the conception, design and drafting of the manuscript. LFP, BVCG, EAM, VSCB, JVB contributed to acquisition and interpretation of data for the work and drafted the manuscript. GMBA and KLC performed the statistical analyses. ACP and LMG contributed to revision the work critically with important intellectual content. All the authors contributed tothe final approval of the version to be published and agreed to be accountable for all aspects of the work in ensuring that questions related to the accuracy or integrity of any part of the work were appropriately investigated and resolved.

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This ecological study was submitted to a local Research Ethics Committee (REC), according to Resolution no 466/12 of December 12th, 2012, from the National Health Council and complementary resolutions (240/97, 251/97, 292/99, 303/2000, 304/2000, 340/2004, 346/2005 and 441/2011). However, as it comes to secondary data from public databases, this study was exempted from consideration by the REC, according to REC Office 009/2016.

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Springer Nature remains neutral with


be helpful but, see, the date is tonight."

"What? Did he get a last-minute cancellation?"

"Janice," I yelp in frustration.

"Sorry. Let me think. The best advice I can give you is to look him in the eye and try not to talk much. The less you say, the less you'll have to regret tomorrow."

Having digested Janice's advice, I indulge my fantasies of the impossible. Could Ben actually want to be with me?

_Hello Fatty,_

_Don't be a slut. Sex on the second date does not a couple make._

_—Anna_

Regardless of what isn't happening in my pants, it's vital for my mental state that my body be properly maintained. I don't care if all the hard work stays hidden beneath my clothes.

Tonight's ensemble consists of a simple low-cut black cardigan over a black tanknot following."

"They named the baby after me."

"Uh, Mother, I'm not sure what Barney told you, but they named him Thomas. Your name is Mary. They don't even sound similar."

"His middle name is Joseph, Mary's husband in the Bible. Pretty damn smart. Honestly Anna, I almost didn't get it."

"I understand that. It certainly isn't the most direct way to apologize."

"Anna, I can move on. This is what I've been waiting for."

"Mother, are you still in love with Dad?"

"In love?" Mother laughs. "Oh, Anna, I don't want to upset you, but I haven't been in love with your father in many decades."

"Then why didn't you move on?"

"I may not have been in love with him, but we had a life, and he left that life without so much as an


all of such preferred stock. Later, Mrs. Hills purchased her preferred stock, and the certificate issued to her contained the recital, "the preferred stock shall be redeemed at par plus accrued and unpaid dividends on the first day of January, 1925, and may be redeemed at the option of the company on any dividend date prior thereto" at a specified premium and upon specified notice. Prior to January 1, 1925, the total of this preferred stock issued and outstanding was about $800,000. The corporation had foreseen the impracticability of withdrawing from the business money enough to pay off this stock, and had provided for a new issue of preferred stock, maturing in 1955, to be substituted for the old as far as possible, and which would be soldpower to carry on its affairs, the rights of all interested became as between themselves fixed and definite.
These views lead to an affirmance in No. 5200.
The other appeal  5201  presents the relative rights of the old preferred stockholders who had not been paid off and of those who had accepted the new issue (due in 1955) in substitution for the old stock or had purchased the new outright. The decree below gave relative priority to the remaining stockholders of the 1925 maturity. Those of the new class insist that the statute and the articles contemplate no classification of preferred stock, and that they all must share alike. Many interesting questions are forcibly argued in this connection; and counsel for 1955 stockholders particularly points out that the


that raises the internal temperature of the projectors even more.
This invention is an air managing system for receiving a heat-generating broadcast device of the kind that includes a container having air-inlet ports formed therein, an air moving device for swirling the air coming into the container about the heat-generating broadcast device, and an air exhaust opening, in communication with the air moving device, to discharge the swirled air from the container. The invention comprises a sealed enclosure for receipt therein of the heat-generating broadcast device and its container, wherein the enclosure is defined by at least one air-receiving port and one air-exhaust port. An air-transfer means is provided, in communication with the sealed enclosure, for pumping air from outside of the enclosure into the enclosure and developing aturns out the Office team had a single Alpha in their
pipeline, set to compile -O0, and pretty much said "this is there to check the
lawsuit checkmark"

~~~
stuartc842
>turns out the Office team had a single Alpha in their pipeline, set to
compile -O0, and pretty much said "this is there to check the lawsuit
checkmark"

what does this mean? compile -O0? lawsuit checkmark?

~~~
detaro
-O0 means compiling without optimization. Presumably they were contractually required to have a version Office for Alpha, so they did the minimum effort thing to produce one.

~~~
mega_dingus
Exactly this

------
scottlocklin
I actually bought myself an Alpha for my home machine as a grad student in
1996. I think they were remaindering low end machines; the Multia[1], a little
21066a machine probably designed to run WNT. What I remember about it in
particular is it came with a


they were used as renderfarm
processors by special effects artists working in Lightwave on Amiga (for shows
like Babylon 5, etc). I used to drool over ads for DEC Alpha “screamernet”
machines hooked up to Amiga 4000s. Alas, I was stuck with a Tandy 486 SX...

~~~
Wistar
The animation studio I worked for in the mid-late 90s was a Softimage shop
using SGI Indigo and Intel pentium workstations with a 20-30 machine Alpha
(NT) render farm. It was a very good setup with one weird issue: depending on
the type of render being done, especially anything with ray marching, the SGI
or Intel workstations couldn't participate in the render because the results
looked subtly different.

~~~
rowanG077
Probably a bug in the render code that made it look different.

~~~
Wistar
It was explained to me as a difference in the way certain arithmetic
calculationwere made in the actual hardware. The render engine was mental
ray. It was really only apparent if there were atmospherics, such as
volumetric lighting, in the scene. Net renders with the workstations
participating would come back with some of the resulting tiles looking
noticeably different—the density of the atmospheric effects (ray marching)
would appear to have differing densities between the alpha-rendered tiles and
the SGI or Intel-rendered tiles.

------
thedance
It was none faster because it was impossible to program, without the ability
to load or store anything but natively aligned and sized quads and with a
quite useless memory order model (essentially anything could be reordered past
any other thing). Reading, modifying, and writing one byte on this rig was
basically impossible and don’t even think about how hard it would be to write
a mutex.

~~~
dragontamer
> essentially anything could be


to match programmer's preferences.
ARM / PowerPC started off too weak, but are now approaching "just right", with
the addition of new instructions.

DEC Alpha can't do that, because the DEC company died decades ago. Its only
fair to consider the programming environment and expectations of the time
period that the DEC Alpha existed in.

~~~
pizlonator
The perf penalty of misaligned loads and stores is incredibly low.
JavaScriptCore uses them quite a bit. The penalty is way lower than handling
the misalignment by way of a trap, which is what you’d do on Alpha if you had
to run some code that was designed to use misalignment. That’s just a fact -
the original comment was about how this fact made Alpha a worse target.

I think you’re glossing over a lot of details about the memory model. What the
modelmips processors.

That level of performance is where you run into a wall in terms of cost.

To go beyond that with intel processors, you need to go to one of the
"enterprise" systems from sequent, data general, ncr, tandem, etc. There are
several 8 and 16 processor systems available, and the NUMA systems from
sequent and DG theoretically scale to very large numbers of CPUS (32+). The
prices are totally fucked. Up to $40k PER CPU! Absolutely stupid.

The only larger alpha systems are the 8200/8400 series from dec, which go up
to 12 processors at around $30k per cpu. We almost bought an 8400 over a year
ago when there was talk of being able to run NT on it.

Other options are the high end sun servers (but sparc's aren't much faster
than intel) and the


for CPU seconds. Not conducive to experimentation
.

The OS sucked. (From an end-user perspective, that is). It was both verbose
and unfriendly. At least Unix was succinct.

Most of the people using the system were engineers, mathematicians, and comp-
sci students, who all preferred either Unix or Windows.

~~~
mepian
The Alpha was running both Unix (Digital UNIX aka OSF/1 AXP aka Tru64 UNIX)
and Windows up until 2000 RC1. Even Linux was officially supported in the last
years.

~~~
tssva
Based upon the original comment I'm guessing the system he used was running
OpenVMS. Many universities replaced their previous VAX systems running VMS
with Alpha servers running OpenVMS.

------
turk73
The first one I used was a DEC UNIX based workstation. That thing was pretty
cool at the time, circa 1993. I learned a ton about UNIX on it and was really
my only access toa big success thanks to Mann and O'Neil. Their scenes work wonderfully and the stuff that didn't work was brief and didn't get in the way. I hope Mann comes back for another guest spot in the future and that we get some more Jay dancing sooner rather than later. Tree house was a pretty solid episode of Modern Family.

Bullets:

-"I never told her, she would have just said no."

-"it's like a circus, but classy."

-Chazz Palminteri and Jennifer Tilly, odd couple, were they on before?

-Cam's delusions of straight domination, fantastic

-Leslie Mann! She has great chemistry with Cam. Like their back and forth at the bar.

-Cam still seemed pretty gay though, could she tell?

-"Their seam should appear straight, just like their owner"

-Is that a power-line going through the tree?

-apparently Alex


and Manny are sitting this one out this week

-"People, at the time, said I could go Gerber."

-Oh there is Manny, doing nothing we haven't seen from him before.

-Manny picked Beauty and the Beast music for their first dance? Brilliant, let us see that mischievous side instead of the same ole, same ole.

-Saw that "obstacle" coming, who does that?

-That tree house looks like crap. Luke sees right through Phil, wait, no he doesn't. Again, that balance of Luke being an idiot or brilliant has no balance.

-"Just gay."

-ok, good, Mann saw right through Cam

-Leslie Mann's reaction when Mitchell came home was a highlight of the season, great work by everyone here.North Star Steel Company, was injured on the job on August 5, 1986. Following surgery, and a period of light duty at work, Morgan was terminated by North Star. He died of unrelated causes on February 17, 1989.
His estate filed an employment discrimination case under Iowa Code chapter 601A (1989), but the district court entered a judgment for North Star on August 30, 1990. The estate filed an application for enlargement of the findings and conclusions of the court on September 11, 1990, which appears to be beyond the ten days permitted for such a motion. See Iowa R.Civ.P. 179(b), 247 (posttrial motions to be filed within ten days). The district court dismissed the estate's motion on this ground *200 on September 28, 1990. The estate appealed on


NIST Compliant

NIST Compliance

NIST SP800-171 or just 800-171 is a codification of the requirements that any non-Federal computer system must follow in order to store, process, or transmit Controlled Unclassified Information (CUI) or provide security protection for such systems. This document is based on the Federal Information Security Management Act of 2002 (FISMA) Moderate level requirements.inbounds [4 x %struct.kmp_depend_info], [4 x %struct.kmp_depend_info]* [[MAIN_DEP]], i[[sz]] 0, i[[sz]] 1
  // CK1: [[DEP_ADR:%.+]] = getelementptr inbounds %struct.kmp_depend_info, %struct.kmp_depend_info* [[DEP]], i32 0, i32 0
  // CK1: [[BC_ADR:%.+]] = ptrtoint i32* %{{.+}} to i[[sz]]
  // CK1: store i[[sz]] [[BC_ADR]], i[[sz]]* [[DEP_ADR]],
  // CK1: [[DEP_SIZE:%.+]] = getelementptr inbounds %struct.kmp_depend_info, %struct.kmp_depend_info* [[DEP]], i32 0, i32 1
  // CK1: store i[[sz]] 4, i[[sz]]* [[DEP_SIZE]],
  // CK1: [[DEP_ATTRS:%.+]] = getelementptr inbounds %struct.kmp_depend_info, %struct.kmp_depend_info* [[DEP]], i32 0, i32 2
  // CK1: store i8 3, i8* [[DEP_ATTRS]]
  // CK1: [[DEP:%.+]] = getelementptr inbounds [4 x %struct.kmp_depend_info], [4 x %struct.kmp_depend_info]* [[MAIN_DEP]], i[[sz]] 0, i[[sz]] 2
  // CK1: [[DEP_ADR:%.+]] = getelementptr inbounds %struct.kmp_depend_info, %struct.kmp_depend_info* [[DEP]], i32 0, i32 0
  // CK1: [[BC_ADR:%.+]] = ptrtoint i32* %{{.+}}


to i[[sz]]
  // CK1: store i[[sz]] [[BC_ADR]], i[[sz]]* [[DEP_ADR]],
  // CK1: [[DEP_SIZE:%.+]] = getelementptr inbounds %struct.kmp_depend_info, %struct.kmp_depend_info* [[DEP]], i32 0, i32 1
  // CK1: store i[[sz]] %{{.+}}, i[[sz]]* [[DEP_SIZE]],
  // CK1: [[DEP_ATTRS:%.+]] = getelementptr inbounds %struct.kmp_depend_info, %struct.kmp_depend_info* [[DEP]], i32 0, i32 2
  // CK1: store i8 1, i8* [[DEP_ATTRS]]
  // CK1: [[DEP:%.+]] = getelementptr inbounds [5 x %struct.kmp_depend_info], [5 x %struct.kmp_depend_info]* [[MAIN_DEP]], i[[sz]] 0, i[[sz]] 3
  // CK1: [[DEP_ADR:%.+]] = getelementptr inbounds %struct.kmp_depend_info, %struct.kmp_depend_info* [[DEP]], i32 0, i32 0
  // CK1: store i[[sz]] ptrtoint ([100 x double]* @gc to i[[sz]]), i[[sz]]* [[DEP_ADR]],
  // CK1: [[DEP_SIZE:%.+]] = getelementptr inbounds %struct.kmp_depend_info, %struct.kmp_depend_info* [[DEP]], i32 0, i32 1
  // CK1: store i[[sz]] 800, i[[sz]]* [[DEP_SIZE]],
  // CK1: [[DEP_ATTRS:%.+]] = getelementptrGetty Images

If the Giants want to find the heir to quarterback Eli Manning, they have a perfect opportunity with the No. 2 overall pick in the 2018 NFL Draft.

But the new administration also inherited a project, and Davis Webb is doing everything he can to sell himself to General Manager Dave Gettleman and coach Pat Shurmur, neither of whom were around when he was drafted in the third round last year.

“I had a conversation with Mr. Gettleman and kind of told him how I felt and my abilities as a quarterback,” Webb said, via Jordan Raanan of ESPN.com. “I think there are enough people around the facility that believe in me and believe in my work ethic and believe in my ability to play quarterback one day for


impression.

“Just continue to work. Nobody knows what is going to happen,” Webb said. “It’s still a long ways away. It doesn’t really bother me either way. I’m going to compete. I’m looking forward to this season. I’m working really hard. I’m staying in shape, and this is the most driven and excited I’ve been in any offseason, I think, in my career of football.”

If the Giants don’t take a quarterback second overall, they could add a rare playmaker like Saquon Barkley or a pass-rusher like Bradley Chubb. And that would likely be a good thing for Webb, giving him more time to prove himself to guys with no vested interest in him. More likely, it would suggest they think Manning has enough good years left in him andtoken, "looping" ) ) {
			sound.looping = qtrue;
			continue;
		}
		if ( !Q_stricmp( token, "sound" ) ) {

			if ( scriptSound->numsounds >= MAX_SOUNDSCRIPT_SOUNDS ) {
				CG_Error( "Too many sounds for soundscript %s\n" );
			}

			token = COM_ParseExt( text, qtrue );

			Q_strncpyz( scriptSound->sounds[scriptSound->numsounds].filename, token, sizeof( scriptSound->sounds[0].filename ) );
			scriptSound->numsounds++;

			continue;
		}
	}
}

/*
===============
CG_SoundLoadSoundFiles
===============
*/
extern char bigTextBuffer[100000];  // we got it anyway, might as well use it

#define MAX_SOUND_FILES     128
static void CG_SoundLoadSoundFiles( void ) {
	char soundFiles[MAX_SOUND_FILES][MAX_QPATH];
	char *text;
	char filename[MAX_QPATH];
	fileHandle_t f;
	int numSounds;
	int i, len;
	char *token;

	// scan for sound files
	Com_sprintf( filename, MAX_QPATH, "sound/scripts/filelist.txt" );
	len = trap_FS_FOpenFile( filename, &f, FS_READ );
	if ( len <= 0 ) {
		CG_Printf( S_COLOR_RED "WARNING: no sound files found (filelist.txt not found in sound/scripts)\n" );
		return;
	}
	if ( len > sizeof( bigTextBuffer ) ) {
		CG_Error( "%s is too big, make it smaller (max = %i bytes)\n", filename, sizeof( bigTextBuffer ) );
	}
	// load the


= "";

	if ( !button->font ) {
		return;
	}

	Com_sprintf( originStr, sizeof( originStr ), "Speaker at %.2f %.2f %.2f\n", editSpeaker->origin[0], editSpeaker->origin[1], editSpeaker->origin[2] );
	wMax = CG_Text_Width_Ext( originStr, button->font->scalex, 0, button->font->font );
	h = 8.5f;

	if ( *editSpeaker->filename ) {
		Com_sprintf( filenameStr, sizeof( filenameStr ), "noise: %s\n", editSpeaker->filename );
		w = CG_Text_Width_Ext( filenameStr, button->font->scalex, 0, button->font->font );
		if ( w > wMax ) {
			wMax = w;
		}
		h += 8.5f;
	}

	if ( *editSpeaker->targetname ) {
		Com_sprintf( targetnameStr, sizeof( targetnameStr ), "targetname: %s\n", editSpeaker->targetname );
		w = CG_Text_Width_Ext( targetnameStr, button->font->scalex, 0, button->font->font );
		if ( w > wMax ) {
			wMax = w;
		}
		h += 8.5f;
	}

	Com_sprintf( loopedStr, sizeof( loopedStr ), "looped: %s\n", s_lt_string[editSpeaker->loop] );
	w = CG_Text_Width_Ext( loopedStr, button->font->scalex, 0, button->font->font );
	if ( w > wMax ) {
		wMax = w;
	}
	h += 8.5f;

	Com_sprintf( broadcastStr, sizeof( broadcastStr ), "broadcast: %s\n", s_bt_string[editSpeaker->broadcast] );
	w = CG_Text_Width_Ext( broadcastStr, button->font->scalex, 0, button->font->font );
	if ( w.5f;
	CG_FillRect( button->rect.x - 2, button->rect.y - 2, wMax + 4, h + 4, colour );
	VectorCopy( colorBlue, colour );
	CG_DrawRect( button->rect.x - 2, button->rect.y - 2, wMax + 4, h + 4, 1.f, colour );

	s = va( "%s%s%s%s%s%s%s%s%s",
			originStr,
			filenameStr,
			targetnameStr,
			loopedStr,
			broadcastStr,
			waitStr,
			randomStr,
			volumeStr,
			rangeStr );

	y = button->rect.y + 8;

	for ( strptr = ptr = s; *ptr; ptr++ ) {
		if ( *ptr == '\n' ) {
			*ptr = '\0';
			CG_Text_Paint_Ext( button->rect.x, y, button->font->scalex, button->font->scaley, button->font->colour, strptr, 0, 0, button->font->style, button->font->font );
			y += 8;
			strptr = ptr + 1;
		}
	}
}

panel_button_text_t speakerEditorTxt = {
	0.2f, 0.2f,
	{ 1.0f, 1.0f, 1.0f, 0.5f },
	ITEM_TEXTSTYLE_SHADOWED, 0,
	&cgs.media.limboFont2,
};

panel_button_t speakerInfo = {
	NULL,
	NULL,
	{ 344, 184, 272, 72 },
	{ 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0 },
	&speakerEditorTxt,      /* font		*/
	NULL,


panel_button_t* button ) {
	vec4_t colour;

	VectorCopy( colorMdBlue, colour );
	colour[3] = .5f;
	CG_FillRect( button->rect.x - 2, button->rect.y - 2,  button->rect.w + 4, button->rect.h + 4, colour );
	VectorCopy( colorBlue, colour );
	CG_DrawRect( button->rect.x - 2, button->rect.y - 2, button->rect.w + 4, button->rect.h + 4, 1.f, colour );
}

void CG_SpeakerEditor_LocInfo( panel_button_t* button ) {
	CG_Text_Paint_Ext( button->rect.x, button->rect.y, button->font->scalex, button->font->scaley, button->font->colour,
					   va( "Speaker at %.2f %.2f %.2f", editSpeaker->origin[0], editSpeaker->origin[1], editSpeaker->origin[2] ),
					   0, 0, button->font->style, button->font->font );
}

static char noiseMatchString[MAX_QPATH];
static int noiseMatchCount;
static int noiseMatchIndex;

qboolean CG_SpeakerEditor_NoiseEdit_KeyDown( panel_button_t* button, int key ) {
	if ( button == BG_PanelButtons_GetFocusButton() ) {
		if ( key == K_TAB ) {
			char dirname[MAX_QPATH];
			char filename[MAX_QPATH];
			char match[MAX_QPATH];
			int i, numfiles, filelen;
			char *fileptr;

			COM_StripFilename( (char *)button->text, dirname );
			Q_strncpyz( filename, COM_SkipPath( (char *)button->text ), sizeof( filename ) );

			if ( !Q_stricmp( button->text, dirname ) ) {
				return qtrue;
			}

			numfiles = trap_FS_GetFileList( dirname,CGAME_EVENT_SPEAKEREDITOR, qfalse );

	editSpeakerActive = qtrue;
	memcpy( &undoSpeaker, editSpeaker, sizeof( undoSpeaker ) );
	undoSpeakerIndex = BG_GetIndexForSpeaker( editSpeaker );

	VectorCopy( editSpeaker->origin, editSpeakerHandle.origin );
	VectorCopy( editSpeaker->origin, editSpeakerHandle.oldOrigin );

	Q_strncpyz( noiseEditBuffer, editSpeaker->filename, sizeof( noiseEditBuffer ) );
	Q_strncpyz( targetnameEditBuffer, editSpeaker->targetname, sizeof( targetnameEditBuffer ) );
	speakerEditorLoopedDropdown.data[1] = editSpeaker->loop;
	speakerEditorBroadcastDropdown.data[1] = editSpeaker->broadcast;
	Com_sprintf( waitEditBuffer, sizeof( waitEditBuffer ), "%i", editSpeaker->wait );
	Com_sprintf( randomEditBuffer, sizeof( randomEditBuffer ), "%i", editSpeaker->random );
	Com_sprintf( volumeEditBuffer, sizeof( volumeEditBuffer ), "%i", editSpeaker->volume );
	Com_sprintf( rangeEditBuffer, sizeof( rangeEditBuffer ), "%i", editSpeaker->range );
}

void CG_UndoEditSpeaker( void ) {
	if ( undoSpeakerIndex == -2 ) {
		return;
	}

	if ( undoSpeakerIndex == -1 ) {
		if ( !BG_SS_StoreSpeaker( &undoSpeaker ) ) {
			CG_Printf( S_COLOR_YELLOW "UNDO: restoring deleted speaker failed, no storage memory for speaker\n" );
		} else {
			CG_Printf( "UNDO: restored deleted speaker at %.2f %.2f %.2f.\n", undoSpeaker.origin[0], undoSpeaker.origin[1], undoSpeaker.origin[2] );
		}
	} else {
		bg_speaker_t *speaker = BG_GetScriptSpeaker( undoSpeakerIndex );
		memcpy( speaker, &undoSpeaker, sizeof( *speaker ) );
		CG_Printf( "UNDO: restoring


here. The PTP's deserved better though. DB yelled "I'm the tag team champions" with both belts under Kane did his pose with the fire.

They replayed a clip from a month ago with Brad Maddox counting the pin on Punk from Cena even though Punk's foot was on the rope.

Vickie Guerrero came out. Cena then followed and Vickie showed footage of Cena in compromising situations with AJ Lee. Vickie then showed a picture of AJ and Cena eating dinner somewhere. Vickie called him pathetic and says he has an answer for everything. She then showed footage of AJ and Cena going into a elevator together. There was a small, "You are busted" chant which I enjoyed. Cena claimed he walked AJ to the door and that was it. Cena= ({{\rm d}}_x F \circ ({{\rm d}}_xF)^*)^{-1} \circ {{\rm d}}_xF(v)$. Then ${{\rm d}}_xF(z) = {{\rm d}}_xF(v)-{{\rm d}}_xF \circ ({{\rm d}}_x F)^* \circ ({{\rm d}}_x F \circ ({{\rm d}}_xF)^*)^{-1} \circ {{\rm d}}_xF(v)=0$, and therefore $z \in T_xF^{-1}(F(x))$.

Now we will show that the image of $P_x$ lies in $T_xF^{-1}(F(x))$. For any $v \in T_xX$, write $v = z+{{\rm d}}_xF^*(w)$, where $z \in T_xF^{-1}(F(x))$. Then $P_x(v) = P_x(z) + P_x \circ ({{\rm d}}_xF)^*(w) = z - ({{\rm d}}_xF)^* \circ ({{\rm d}}_x F \circ ({{\rm d}}_x F)^*)^{-1} \circ {{\rm d}}_xF(z) + ({{\rm d}}_xF)^*(w) - ({{\rm d}}_xF)^* \circ ({{\rm d}}_x F \circ ({{\rm d}}_x F)^*)^{-1} \circ {{\rm d}}_xF \circ ({{\rm d}}_xF)^*(w) = z - ({{\rm d}}_xF)^* \circ ({{\rm d}}_x F \circ ({{\rm d}}_x F)^*)^{-1} \circ {{\rm d}}_xF(z) = z$ since $z \in T_xF^{-1}(F(x))$


respectively. The error bars indicate the typical standard deviation of the data for the cases $N-d_0 = 1$ and $N-d_0 = 6$.[]{data-label="depN0"}](fig4)

![Dependence of search efficiency on $N$ for different numbers $d_0$ of zero eigenvalues of $\rho$. Fifty simulations were performed for each point, and the average values of the number $\tau$ of $\sigma$-steps and the path length $\lambda$ are plotted in (a) and (b), respectively. On each subplot, the eight lines, from top to bottom, correspond to the number of zero eigenvalues of the initial density matrix $d_0 = $ 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, $N-1$, respectively. The error bars indicate the typical standard deviation of the data for the cases $d_0 = 0$ and $d_0 = N-1$.[]{data-label="depN1"}](fig5)

![Dependence of search efficiency on the degeneracy $d_0$ ofSaturday, Dec 31, I will not use the work in video, but I may, if I have time, still add a link in the description if you wish)

Nice use of color and shading to achieve a threatening atmosphere btw


Rang(g)$.

$\ $

4\) Whenever $tp(e/A)$ (where A is a almost finite,) is stationary and regular, then for some almost finite $A^{*}\supseteq A$, if $f\cup\{\langle e_{0},e_{1}\rangle\}\in$ $\cal F$ and $tp(e_{0}/Dom(f))$ is conjugate to the stationarization of $tp(e/A)$ to $A^{*}$, then

$dim(p,Dom(f),I_{0})=dim(f(p),Rang(f),I_{1})$, where p denotes $e_{0}/Dom(f)$,

$I_{0}=\{e\in M_{0}\vert\ f\cup \{\langle e,e_{1}\rangle\}\in$ ${\cal F}$ $\}$, and

$I_{1}=\{e\in M_{1}\vert\ f\cup \{\langle e_{0},e\rangle\}\in$ ${\cal F}$ $\}$.\
\
Conditions 4) is the main assumption, roughly speaking, it implies that: whenever ${\cal F}$ sends a stationary and regular type p to a type q, then the full structure of dimensions above p will be the same as the full structure of dimensions above q.

We can now state the Characterization Theorem for $\aleph_\epsilon$-saturated models $M_{0},$ $M_{1}$:\
\
$M_{0}, M_{1}$ $are$ $isomorphic$ $if$ $and$ $only$ $if$ $they$ $are$ $L_{\infty,\aleph_{\epsilon}}(d.q)$- $equivalent.$

If T has a nontrivial nonorthogonal$i\neq j$).\
d) For every ordinal $i$, let $t_i=\{\nu \vert \nu$ is a strictly decreasing sequence of ordinals $ <\omega+i\}$.\
e) Now, let us define our tree: ${\cal T }^*=\{\rho\in ^{<\omega} \lambda\ \vert$ for all $k < lg(\rho)$, if $(*)(k,\rho)$ then $\rho(k) < \mu \}$, where $(*)(k,\rho)$ is the following statement:\
\
If $n<\omega$ is the unique natural number such that $k\in A_n$, and $l(*),i(*)$ are such that $k=k^n_{l(*)}$ and $\rho\vert n=\eta_{i(*)}$, then $\langle h(\rho(k^n_l)) \vert l<l(*) \rangle \not\in t_{i(*)}$.\
\
f) The following ranks are useful. Let $(n,S,\eta)$ be a triple, with $n<\omega$, $S\subseteq ^{<\omega}\lambda$ is a subtree, and $\eta\in S$. We define an ordinal rank $rk^n[\eta,S]$, by:\
i) $rk^n[\eta,S] \geq 0$ for every $\eta\in S$.\
ii) $rk^n[\eta, S]\geq \alpha+1$ if there exist $\{ \eta^*_i \vert i<\mu^+ \}$, where $\eta^*_i$ are distinct elements of $S$,


also marks another successful marriage between plaintive folk and ambient noise, as Corrigan’s receded guitar meanderings form a crackling field behind the melody.

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As an example, the work by [@bib42] models non-lipoprotein cholesterol influx to the cell as proportional to the difference between cell cholesterol concentration and a predetermined ideal equilibrium value; this produces the correct dynamics for cell cholesterol response. An interesting consequence of this formalism, though, is that intracellular cholesterol concentration in the model reaches equilibrium rapidly (on a timescale of the order of minutes) after an influx of lipoprotein cholesterol to the cell. However, experimental results suggest that this


+ {(c_{\mathit{ss}}/\kappa_{c})}^{y} \right))}^{x}} - \delta_{m}m_{\mathit{ss}},$$$$0 = m_{\mathit{ss}} - \delta_{h}h_{\mathit{ss}},$$$$0 = \mu_{c}h_{\mathit{ss}} - \delta_{c}c_{\mathit{ss}},$$where *m*~*ss*~, *h*~*ss*~ and *c*~*ss*~ are the steady state values of *m*, *h* and *c* respectively. Using Eqs. [(36) and (37)](#eq0180 eq0185){ref-type="disp-formula"}, Eq. [(35)](#eq0175){ref-type="disp-formula"} can be written as$$\alpha c_{\mathit{ss}}\left( {1 + \left( {\kappa_{m}\left( {1 + \left( \frac{c_{\mathit{ss}}}{\kappa_{c}} \right)^{y}} \right)} \right)^{x}} \right) - \mu_{m} = 0,$$where$$\alpha = \frac{\delta_{m}\delta_{h}\delta_{c}}{\mu_{c}}.$$Expanding, we find that the steady states are given by the solution of the polynomial equation of degree $\left( \mathit{xy} + 1 \right)$, $$\frac{\beta}{\gamma^{x}}c_{\mathit{ss}}^{\mathit{yx} + 1} + \frac{x\beta}{\gamma^{(x - 1)}}c_{\mathit{ss}}^{y(x - 1) + 1}\quad + \cdots + \frac{x\beta}{\gamma}c_{\mathit{ss}}^{y + 1} + \left( \alpha + \beta \right)c_{\mathit{ss}} - \mu_{m} = 0,$$where $\beta = \alpha\kappa_{m}^{x}$ and $\gamma = \kappa_{c}^{y}$. As all parameters are positive, we may apply the results of Descartes\' Ruleways: (i) *Case* Ia: where all eigenvalues are real and negative. This will result in a stable node, where the concentrations of mRNA, protein and cholesterol will tend monotonically to a steady state; and (ii) *Case* Ib: where one eigenvalue is real and negative and two eigenvalues are complex conjugates with negative real part. In this case the fixed point is a stable spiral and the concentrations of mRNA, protein and cholesterol will demonstrate oscillatory convergence to a steady state.

*Case* II: $\rho\left( \delta_{m},\delta_{h},\delta_{c} \right) = 0$. By substituting this value of $\left( \delta_{m}\delta_{h}\delta_{c} + \mu_{c}\psi \right)$ into Eq. [(44)](#eq0220){ref-type="disp-formula"}, we now have the characteristic equation given by$$\lambda^{3} + \gamma_{1}\lambda^{2} + \gamma_{2}\lambda + \gamma_{1}\gamma_{2} = 0,\quad\left( \lambda + \gamma_{1} \right)\left( \lambda^{2} + \gamma_{2} \right) = 0,$$where we have $\gamma_{2}


and (55)](#eq0320 eq0325){ref-type="disp-formula"} together with Eq. [(53)](#eq0305){ref-type="disp-formula"} yield $$\frac{d\lambda}{d\mu}\left( \mu_{c}^{\ast} \right) = \frac{1}{2\omega\left( \mu_{c}^{\ast} \right)}\left( \frac{\psi}{- \omega\left( \mu_{c}^{\ast} \right) \pm i\left( 1 + \delta_{h} + \delta_{c} \right)} \right).$$

Upon the rationalisation of the denominator of this complex fraction we obtain$$\frac{d\lambda}{d\mu_{c}}\left( \mu_{c}^{\ast} \right) = \frac{1}{2\omega\left( \mu_{c}^{\ast} \right)}\left( \frac{- \omega\left( \mu_{c}^{\ast} \right)\psi}{\omega^{2}\left( \mu_{c}^{\ast} \right) + {(\delta_{m} + \delta_{h} + \delta_{c})}^{2}} \right) + \frac{i}{2\omega\left( \mu_{c}^{\ast} \right)}\left( \frac{\mp \psi\left( \delta_{m} + \delta_{h} + \delta_{c} \right)}{\omega^{2}\left( \mu_{c}^{\ast} \right) + {(\delta_{m} + \delta_{h} + \delta_{c})}^{2}} \right),$$and since $\psi > 0$, $$\left. \frac{d\theta\left( \mu_{c} \right)}{d\mu_{c}} \right|_{\mu_{c} = \mu_{c}^{\ast}} = \mathbb{R}e\left( {\frac{d\lambda}{d\mu_{c}}\left( \mu_{c}^{\ast} \right)} \right)\quad = \frac{1}{2}\left( \frac{- \psi}{\omega^{2}\left( \mu_{c}^{\ast} \right) + {(\delta_{m} + \delta_{h} + \delta_{c})}^{2}} \right) < 0,$$and the second condition of the Hopf theorem is fulfilled. Thus we have proved the existence of a\delta_{c}^{\ast} \right) - \delta_{h}}{2(\omega^{2}\left( \delta_{c}^{\ast} \right)\left. + {(1 + \delta_{h} + \delta_{c}^{\ast})}^{2} \right)} > 0,$$and therefore the second condition of the Hopf theorem also holds.

Here, the unique equilibrium value undergoes two Hopf bifurcation points. Before the first of these points, the equilibrium is a stable spiral. At the first bifurcation point a supercritical Hopf bifurcation leads to the appearance of a stable periodic orbit (as the eigenvalues of the system cross the imaginary axis from left to right). The amplitude of this limit cycle increases initially as *δ*~*c*~ increases whilst later decreasing until the second bifurcation point where the limit cycle disappears (as the eigenvalues of the system cross the imaginary axis from right to left) and the equilibrium point becomes stable again. Numerical analysis demonstrates a negative


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In order to produce an estimate for the transcription rate the assumption that any time delays involved in the initiation of transcription and promoter clearance are negligible, is made. It is also assumed that no abortive transcripts are produced. Liver cells are somatic and therefore the majority are diploid, meaning they contain two chromosomes and thus normal amounts of DNA. Ignoring the existence of both tetraploidy and double nuclei that can be present within some liver cells, we assume all liver cells to be diploid.

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In most cases, the interference field is not negligible relative to the Earth field. Therefore, a calibration procedure isalso need the modular Hamiltonian K\_ -for a quantum state described by the density matrix $\r$, as well as the relative entropy S\_(|) $$\r\log\r - \r\log\s$$ which is a measure of distinguishability between an arbitrary state $\r$ and a reference state $\s$. Our third result is K\_[R,]{} \_ = \_[X \~R]{} $$\langle A_{\gen}^{X} \rangle_{\rho} +\langle K_{\bulk,\sigma}^{X} \rangle_{\rho}$$ where $K_{R,\sigma}$ is the modular Hamiltonian for the boundary region $R$ for the state $\s$, $A_{\gen}$ is viewed as an operator on the surface $X$ giving its generalized area, and $K_{\bulk}$ is the bulk modular Hamiltonian in the spatial region between $X$ and $R$. After extremization we call $X$ the “modular extremal surface” for the state $\s$.

Using the prescription for the modular Hamiltonian, we find for the relative entropy S\_(|) =


not have to evaluate the equations of motion explicitly.

We expect this to be true for an arbitrary theory of gravity. In the next subsections we discuss the subtleties that lie in these cases.

Boundary terms and the $n \rightarrow 1$ limit
----------------------------------------------

In the previous discussion, we used the equations of motion at integer $n$ and at the same time deformed the metric off-shell (at finite $n-1$). However, since we want to do two variations of the action, we want to be able to define $\partial_n I(g_n)$ for an slightly off-shell metric, $g_n+\d g_n$. We want to restrict to “regular" $\d g_n$: deformations of the metric which give a finite contribution to the action and do not change the strength of the conical singularity. This constraints the variation and allows for1$ (at fixed but small $\epsilon$). However, we can avoid this issue by working at $n>1$. In this case, we expect that $\partial_n g_n$ is a small variation[^4] and thus we can apply for $\partial_n g_n$. All the contribution from $\partial_n g_n$ comes from the $ g_{\tau \tau}$ component in . This gives the Wald entropy at finite (but non-integer) $n-1$ :

$$\wtd{S}_n=\partial_n \hat{I}_n=n^{-2} S_{\Wald}(g_{n;0})+\int_{\hat M_n} E_n \partial_n g.$$

This formula is valid for non-integer $n$ and it is a finite $n-1$, off-shell version of .[^5] In order to avoid contradictions, it is important that the $n\rightarrow 1$ limit of the Wald entropy at finite $n-1$ is *not* the Wald entropy at the $n=1$ solution. The reason is that the Wald entropy at finite $n-1$ is written in terms of


of the stress tensor by a small amount, $\delta \langle T_{\mu \nu} \rangle \ll 1$, which is achieved by turning on the respective source, the boundary metric. If we add a term $\lambda \int d^d x \delta g_{\text{bdy}}^{\mu \nu} T_{\mu \nu}$ to the Lagrangian, then the stress tensor will get an expectation value linear in $\lambda$ (to first order in the deformation). In the original geometry, we expect the same change in the action by computing the variation of the action: $$\delta_{\lambda} I=\int_M E \delta_{\lambda} g+\lambda\int_{M_{\infty}} d^d x \langle T^{BY}_{\mu \nu} \rangle\delta g_{\text{bdy}}^{\mu \nu}$$

The variation of the action will be given by the equations of motion plus a boundary term, the usual integral of the Brown-York stress tensor. This boundary term will vanish if the expectation value ofto the background metric inside the path integral and using the expectation value of the equations of motion as in [@Faulkner:2013ana] (but to all orders in $G_N$). To exploit the semiclassical part of the problem (which allowed us to use the $\rho_n$ notation), where we have a well defined background metric, one needs to work perturbatively in $G_N$ around a given saddle $g_{cl,n}^{(0)}$. This discussion only makes sense in the $G_N$ expansion. This formula is formally true for arbitrary $n$, however to get the corrections to the background metric $g^{(k>0)}_{cl,n}$ one needs to analytically continue the expectation value of the stress tensor, $\langle T \rangle_n$, to non-integer $n$.

We can take the $n \rightarrow 1$ limit: $$\begin{aligned}
S=\lim_{n \rightarrow 1^{+}} \left ( n^{-2}\langle S_{\Wald} \rangle_n+\tilde{S}_{n,\bulk} \right )= \langle A_{\gen} \rangle+


S_{\bulk}=S_{\gen} \label{eq:qext} \end{aligned}$$ To one loop, this is the same as [@Faulkner:2013ana]. The notation is a little different. There, $\langle A_{\gen} \rangle$ was explicitly separated into two terms: one coming from the generalized area evaluated in the background metric $g_{cl}$ (which was denoted $\frac{\delta A}{4 G_N}$) and a contribution coming from matter fields which couple with derivatives of the metric, $\langle S_{wald-like} \rangle$. This last term is easily illustrated with a scalar field with a term $\int R \phi^2$, where $S_{wald-like}=\int_{RT} \phi^2$. In this original notation, the expectation value of the area due to graviton fluctuations should be thought as included in $S_{wald-like}$.

This procedure is in principle well defined to all orders in $G_N$: $\log Z_n$ is a completely standard partition function, although equation requires introducing a $r=\epsilon$leading order in the saddle point expansion[^12], $g^{(0)}_{cl,\rho}=g^{(0)}_{cl,\sigma}$, then we can understand this formalism as adding a quantum mixture of states to the classical geometry and solving the sum of the equations of motion $E(g_{cl,\rho+\sigma})=\langle T^{g_{cl,\rho+\sigma}}\rangle_{\rho+\sigma}$, which we can now compute in $G_N$ perturbation theory.[^13] Note that even if the Einstein equations $\langle E(g) \rangle=\langle T_{matter} \rangle$ are linear in the mixture, the expectation value of the tadpole is background dependent. This makes the linearity of Einstein equations hard to see if we write them around $g_{cl,\rho+\sigma}$, however it is clear that $g_{cl,\rho+\sigma} = \frac{1}{2}(g_{cl,\rho}+g_{cl,\sigma})$ (yet this is clear because $\langle g \rangle_{\psi}=g_{cl,\psi})$.

The previous discussion gives a prescription to extend our result to mixtures of states that have the same $O(G_N^0)$ value of the metric: $g^{(0)}_{cl,\rho}=g^{(0)}_{cl,\sigma}$. These two


modular extremal surface $X_{\sigma}(\rho)$ as linear function of the state $\rho$.

In this way, given a state $\sigma$ and its quantum extremal surface $X_{\sigma}(\sigma)$ , we can think of $X_{\sigma}(\rho)$ as a mapping from the quantum extremal surface in the $\sigma$ background to a surface in the $\rho$ background (this is similar to [@Dong:2016eik], where some unspecified mapping was proposed).

The $G_N$ corrections generalize the extremal area operator appearing in [@Jafferis:2015del] to the $\sigma$-dependent modular area operator: $A^{X_{\sigma}}$ depends on the modular Hamiltonian of $\sigma$. Since our equation can be understood as the expectation value of an operator in the state $\rho$, we can write is as an operator equation:

$$K_{\sigma}=\frac{A^{X_{\sigma}}}{4 G_N}+K^{X_{\sigma}}_{\bulk,\sigma}$$

Linearity and state dependent divergences {#linearity-and-state-dependent-divergences .unnumbered}
-----------------------------------------

In principle, one could worry about the fact that is not linear in $\rho$differ off-shell by an integral of the equations of motion and thus one can derive the backreacted equations of motion from the equality of these two quantities. More generally, one might be able to use similar ideas to the ones that we described combined with modular perturbation theory to generalize this approach to other surfaces and states.

### Entanglement entropy of gravitons {#entanglement-entropy-of-gravitons .unnumbered}

We defined the entanglement entropy of gravitons by analytically continuing the finite $n-1$ partition function. Technically speaking, only $S_{\gen}$ is well defined, since the separation into two terms is ambiguous: it depends on the details of how the boundary is inserted. This ambiguity is related with the choice of center of [@Casini:2013rba]. It would be nice to understand better the graviton entanglement entropy from a Hilbert


space perspective, along the lines of [@Donnelly:2014fua; @Donnelly:2015hxa; @Jafferis:2015del]. It would be interesting to carry out the perturbation theory described in Section \[definitionqext\] to define the entanglement entropy of gravitons beyond the extremal surfaces in $G_N$ perturbation theory.

### Local modular Hamiltonians and modular extremality {#local-modular-hamiltonians-and-modular-extremality .unnumbered}

We have also given an argument of how one can in principle think of the results of [@Lashkari:2016idm] in terms of bulk relative entropy. Of course, it would be nice to understand this more precisely, by being careful about the boundary terms in the graviton modular Hamiltonian to higher orders.

Modular extremality does not seem necessary when the modular Hamiltonian is local, since there we can just use Gauss’ law to integrate in the energy at infinity. It seems hard yet very interesting toto .

It is worth noting that if we forgot about splitting and proceeded naïvely, we would miss the $\l^2$ term in . Therefore, this example shows that we cannot in general forget about splitting in calculating the gravitational entropy.

It is possible to check the extremality condition $\pa_\m A_\gen=0$ by working out the relevant part of the $zz$ component of to second order in $\l.$

Polyakov action {#appendixPoly}
===============

A toy model to understand these issues would be to consider 2d dilaton gravity in the presence of $m$ quantum scalar fields [@Russo:1992ax] $$I=\frac{1}{2 \pi} \int dx^2 \sqrt{g} \left[ e^{-2 \phi} (R+4(\partial \phi)^2+4 \lambda^2) \right ]-\frac{m \hbar}{96 \pi} \int R \nabla^{-1} R$$

In the limit of large $m$, one can compute stuff at finite $N=m \hbar$. The second term can be thought of as


$\int (\partial \eta)^2-2 \eta R$, with $\nabla \eta =R$. This expression suggests that $S_{\Wald}=\frac{N}{12} \eta_0$. This might seem too quick, but [@Myers:1994sg] showed using the Noether charge methods that $S_{\Wald}=\frac{N }{12} \eta_0$, so that the total entropy is $$S_{total}=2 e^{-2 \phi_0}+\frac{N}{12} \eta_0
=2 e^{-2 \phi_0}+\frac{N}{6} \rho_0$$ where $\eta_0$, which is non-local in general, was expressed in terms of the metric in conformal gauge, $ds^2=e^{2 \rho} dz d \bar{z}$. The quantum extremality condition would be $-4 e^{-2 \phi_0} \partial \phi_0+\frac{N}{6} \partial \rho_0=0$.

The equations of motion are [@Russo:1992ax]: $$0=e^{-2\phi} (4 \partial \rho \partial \phi+2 \partial^2 \phi)-\frac{N}{12} (\partial \rho \partial \rho+\partial^2 \rho)$$ and similarly for $\bar{\partial}$.

Now, the question is whether given some metric $\rho$, the equations of motion can be solved if one adds a small conical singularity $\delta_n \rho=(n-1) \log zmodular Hamiltonian) plus the quadratic area operator [@Jafferis:2015del].

[^18]: This rewriting only uses the most singular part of the equations of motion expanded around $z=0$, and is valid even after a $\d g_n$ variation as long as it is regular as defined in Section .


with NASD.  To that extent, Lai and Renteria are indistinguishable.

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The single difference of any significance between the cases is that the arbitration provision in the U-4 form signed by Renteria stated that the undersigned was bound to arbitrate all disputes listed in the NASD Code, "as may be amended from time to time."   It is upon this difference that Prudential's appeal must rise or fall.  We conclude that the "as amended" language does not take the case out of the Lai rule.

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First, it is not altogether clear that the addition of the words "as may be amended from time to time" suggests a meaning different from the provision the plaintiffs in Lai signed.  Lai and her co-plaintiff agreed to arbitrate any claim "requiredthat plaintiffs executed did not describe any disputes that the parties agreed to arbitrate."  42 F.3d at 1305 (emphasis added).  We then explicitly rejected the U-4 form and the NASD Manual as effective waivers of statutory rights because neither "described the types of disputes that were to be subject to arbitration" or "even refer[red] to employment disputes."  Id. In the case at hand, the arbitration clause did not--any more than it did in Lai--"describe any disputes that the parties agreed to arbitrate."   Simply adding the "as amended" language to the U-4 form did not accomplish that result.

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Prudential makes a number of further related arguments why Lai does not dictate the outcome in this case.  None withstands analysis.  First, it argues that


arbitration clauses nor any other written employment agreement expressly put the plaintiffs "on notice that they were bound to arbitrate Title VII claims."  Lai, 42 F.3d at 1305.   That holding is equally applicable here.  No evidentiary hearing is required.

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Accordingly, we conclude that the district court properly denied Prudential's motion to compel arbitration of Renteria's sexual harassment claims.

CONCLUSION

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Consistent with our holding in Prudential Ins. Co. of America v. Lai, Renteria cannot be compelled to arbitrate Title VII and related state law claims which she did not knowingly agree to arbitrate.  Here, as in Lai, there was no express waiver of the statutory remedies in the written agreement executed by plaintiff.  Accordingly, we affirm the decision of the district court.

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not the owner of the property being foreclosed, then the automatic stay of 11 U.S.C. § 362 does not protect the property belonging to a third party even though at one time the debtor had an interest in said property. Thus the Court has no power to declare this foreclosure void and declines to do so. The automatic stay is designed to protect the debtor, the estate and property of the estate only. Were the Court to declare the foreclosure void, the effect would merely be to reinstate the deed of trust as a lien but the title to the property would be in Appleson and not in the debtor or the estate.
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We know the nice


is a song about loneliness" "You can sing to your young friend Qing" "She would not understand" "No one can really understand another person" "If we did we would not feel so lonely" "When your father allowed you to pursue the arts" "I was against the idea" "To me, a man should not be a lonely musician a product of warm hills and soft streams" "A proper man is a prince who rules over his kingdom with strength and courage" "That is only your idea of a man, Empress Mother" "But you have responsibilities" "They're bestowed upon you by the heavens above passed on to you by your ancestors expected of you by your people" "Hasn't my uncle assumed these responsibilities in me?" "He..." "His Majesty has commandedGuards" "Your Majesty" "Pei Hong is condemned to be beaten to death and his entire clan executed" "At once, Your Majesty" "What was it that you said we should carve?" "A flying dragon" "Let it be a dragon and a phoenix" "This is too brutal" "They say that Pei Hong himself invented this form of punishment for the late Emperor's use" "Pei Hong is dying because of me" "If you have any regrets" "I can pardon him at once" "No pardon" "I am grateful to you" "You don't have to be" "Did you help the late Emperor in this same way?" "No" "Then why are you being so generous with me?" "You give me what the late Emperor could never give" "Lord Chamberlain" "Present" "I hereby proclaim the


"There were a lot of people" "He even invited me to join him" "Little sister stop fooling yourself" "You are not in his heart" "I know" "But I promised I would wait for him always" "You are in your brother's heart" "I will not let anybody harm you" "Is there anything more poisonous than this?" "Yes" "What?" "The human heart" "Well said" "Why didn't the Prince take it with him on his last visit?" "He was not ruthless enough" "This is your payment" "Arsenic?" "There is not much but it should be enough for one" "His Majesty the Emperor approaches" "We have not played polo for a while" "Let us have a big match, you and I" "Your Majesty is throwing a banquet tonight" "Is there enough timedo not see me" "Qing" "Wu Luan" "It's me" "It's me" "The moment the song started" "I could feel you near me" "My dearest Qing" "Your Highness" "do you still feel lonely?" "With you" "I shall never be lonely again" "Your brother loves you" "No one can harm you" "You poisoned the wine?" "Yes" "You wanted me to die?" "Yes" "And all along I thought I was warming your heart" "It has been heated to the point of burning" "Lord Chamberlain" "Present" "Carry out this edict:" "Qing is to be given a lavish state burial" "Minister Yin" "What are you waiting for?" "You... venomous woman" "Where are the Imperial Guards?" "Imperial Guards" "Protect the Emperor" "Anyone who stands in my way will perish" "This man murdered my father


they appear content to ignore the issue; a couple claims people I've spoken with have said "we don't want to 'buy' the addiction."

Well, here's a news flash; You already have.

Whether you choose to acknowledge this or not, claimants who have been getting opiates (and/or opioids, the synthetic version) for more than 90 days at a dosage exceeding 120 morphine equivalents per day are are at high risk for dependency/addiction.

And the ones who are addicted are 'treating' their addiction by consuming drugs which:

a) employers are paying for - directly or indirectly

b) are preventing return to work

c) increase total medical costs and require claimants to take other drugs to address the side effects of narcotics

d) may be sold, given away, or taken by family, friends, or other users.

What does thisQ:

Why put High chance clause into the front of nested If else would degenerate performance?

it is rather strange, I had thought we should always put high chance clause into the front of nested if-elses, until today.
Brief setup:
an array Zoo[] contains 10,000 objects of 5 classes, based on the weights, e.g. 4,3,2,1,0 (means 4000 Cats, 3000 Dogs, 2000 Chickens, 1000 Rabbits, 0 Owls) and it can either be shuffled or not (exactly in order).
Then Use if-else to check each array members.
Results: Time (ms)
  Weights         43210  01234  22222  43210  01234  22222
  Shuffle         Yes    Yes    Yes    No


    for (int i = tiers[3]; i < zooSize; i++)
        {
            Animal nextAnimal = new Owl();
            Zoo[i] = nextAnimal;
        }

        Zoo.FisherYatesShuffle();
    }

    public static void Benchmark()
    {
        List<Tuple<string, double>> result = new List<Tuple<string, double>>();
        SingleDispatch myBenchmark = new SingleDispatch(1000, 10000);

        result.Add(TestContainer.RunTests(10, myBenchmark.SubClassPoly));

        result.Add(TestContainer.RunTests(10, myBenchmark.Ifelse));
       result.Add(TestContainer.RunTests(10, myBenchmark.IfelseReverse));

        result.Add(TestContainer.RunTests(10, myBenchmark.Switch));

        foreach (var item in result)
        {
            Console.WriteLine("{0,-30}{1:N0}", item.Item1, item.Item2);
        }
        Console.WriteLine();
    }

    void SubClassPoly()
    {
        long sum = 0;
        for (int i = 0; i < totalSession; i++)
        {
            foreach (var


myAnimal in Zoo)
            {
                sum += myAnimal.Bart;
            }
        }
    }

    void Ifelse()
    {
        long sum = 0;
        for (int i = 0; i < totalSession; i++)
        {
            foreach (var myAnimal in Zoo)

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pretty major. Thanks. Perhaps my
memory is fuzzy, I just remember the CUDA 9->10 switch having some significant
(but not major) performance and feature changes.

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ykl
Interesting that Fedora support seems to have been dropped. Anyone know why
that might be?

Edit: oh wait I think I see. Latest supported gcc for CUDA 11 is gcc 9.x, but
I think latest Fedora is on gcc 10.

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tw04
I'm guessing it was an oversight in the table given they still have all the
fedora installation instructions on the install page:

[https://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/cuda-installation-guide-
linux/i...](https://docs.nvidia.com/cuda/cuda-installation-guide-
linux/index.html#system-requirements)

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Yajirobe
> Added support for Ubuntu 20.04 LTS on x86_64 platforms.

Huh? I've been using CUDA for a while now on my Ubuntu 20.04 machine

~~~
hobofan
That probably just means that they are testing that they are testing that
platform in CI now, and are officially supporting it (taking bug reports into
account, etc.).

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muska3
I'd like tomaterial between adjacent laminations and within the interior of each lamination.
In the past, material waste was minimized by manufacturing a rotor core from the central portion of the stator laminations and/or by stamping the stator laminations in rows that were staggered with respect to one another. However, with the use of relatively new electrically commutated motors (ECM), which do not include a rotor core, material waste is much more of a concern as, for example, a central portion of large diameter stator lamination which is stamped as an annular part may remain unused.
A need exists for a high speed die assembly or assemblies capable of creating relatively large diameter annular laminated parts without excessive waste of the stock material from which the annular laminated parts are formed.


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