the power button on
their new Dells and Compaqs and Gateway 2000s? Gates' signature, flying,
multicolor-paned Windows logo.
As consumers increasingly
associated their home computing experience with Microsoft operating
systems, application developers (at least those keen on maximizing
profits) were forced to do the same.
In this way, Gates bent the
home computing market into a Microsoft feedback loop. Average Joe and
Jane used Windows because it came bundled in with their new home
computer. Developers coded their "killer apps" for Windows because
that's what the Average Joe and Jane had on their shiny new desktop. And
Average Tim and Kim, in order to get that awesome word processing
program Average Joe talked up at the last PTA meeting, had to get a
computer with this "Windows thing" otherwise Tim and Kim wouldn't be
able use Joe's touted word processor.
Clearly this was greateffects.
The
other modes are largely novelty - slow motion isn't a patch on what
Apple has inbuilt naturally, with 240fps compared to the 720p (and quite
grainy) 120fps on offer here.
Hyperlapse is pretty cool though -
you can mess with the end result to speed it up and slow it down for
different parts, which you don't see often. It makes a more cultured
video at the end, and while you won't use it a lot, the video
stabilisation is effective.
In short, the camera on the HTC One A9
is competent and capable - but unlike the Samsung or Sony phones of
this world the automatic mode isn't as impressive as it could be.

The competition

Samsung Galaxy S6

The
Samsung Galaxy S6 is an ideal candidate as a rival as it's the same
price as the phone, yet does a whole


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Google Play Music gets breath of Fresh Air with addition of podcasts
Google
Play Music has long been the go-to source for picking up the latest
single from your favorite pop-singer or set of tracks from your favorite
band, but starting today the service will be home to another source of
popular audio content: podcasts.
Google announced today on its Official Android Blog
that podcasts are now welcomed to the service and will benefit from the
same bevy of features other audio sources have enjoyed the past few
years.
Namely, that means you'll be able to stream like-minded
podcasts one after another, and aims to "connect new listeners with
podcasts based on what they're doing, how they're feeling, or what
they're interested in."
So far, only a small portion of the most
popular podcasts have signed up for the service (the post specifically
mentionsthe top new
additions.

More notebooks than you can shake a stick at

By
default, OneNote 2016 creates a default notebook with a Quick Notes
section to help new users get up to speed quickly. But did you know you
can have as many notebooks as you'd like? A visit to the fancy new File
> New Notebook menu brings up the same file browser that's now
universal to the rest of Office 2016, and from here you can select a
color theme and assign a new name for your notebook. If you have more
than a single OneDrive account available, use the Where pulldown menu to
select the correct one, click Create, and you'll be ready to start
filling it up with notes, attachments, or just about anything else.
Worth noting: OneDrive 2016 can only save notebooks to a connected
OneDrive


when tossing images, PDF files, or other attachments
to an existing notebook page. Instead, simply drag it from wherever the
file is located on your Mac, drop it into place, and you're done.
OneNote 2016 will magically sync it to the cloud along with the rest of
your notebook contents. Best of all, the same trick also applies to
Office documents and regular text files. There's also the option to add
links to websites or even copy and paste links to other pages or section
to create a wiki-like experience.

Now clip this

If
you've ever come across a potentially great recipe online or just want
to save a particularly funny or inspiring image to reference later,
OneNote 2016 for Mac provides an optional Clipper web browser extension.
To install it, head to the Clip to OneNote page and drag the
appropriateto a healthier
workforce. In the past, IBM offered Fitbit trackers to help employees
monitor their exercise goals, and it's unclear if the new Apple Watch
initiative will replace the Fitbit offering or if it is provided as an
additional choice for employees. We've reached out to IBM for details
about the program, but did not receive a response in time for
publication.
With these wearables, employees can track how many
steps they take, and these steps are converted into points, which can be
donated to charity or redeemed for merchandise. Apple Watch also
provides notifications to get users to keep active, reminding desk
workers to stand each hour and walk around. It can also track calories,
heart rate and other fitness-related goals.

Small business users

Large corporations like IBM can use wearables,
like Apple Watch, to encourage employees to be healthier, which


but the latest video shown at Paris Games Week introduces a new arena set in Dubai.YouTube : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gDO7Ockyurk

Robinson: The Journey looks stunning

Crytek, the studio that's previously brought us the Back to Dinosaur Island demos for the Oculus Rift headset, is developing a new VR game for the PlayStation VR, called Robinson: The Journey.
And if the trailer is anything to go by, it will look amazing.
"In
Robinson, you assume the role of a young boy who has crash-landed on a
mysterious planet, and must become a pioneer of sorts as you explore
your surroundings, interact with the world around you, and discover
amazing secrets at every turn," explained Crytek's Elijah Freeman,
executive producer of the game.
Freeman said it's previous VR
demos were inspiration for Robinson, adding that the main goal of this
new game is "recreatingthat level of authenticity on a much, much
grander scale."
"That means not just making something visually
stunning, but also telling a story that is emotionally engaging and
which resonates with players beyond the game world."YouTube : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AOZtqDhQP44

Gran Turismo Sport - driving in VR

Sony also unveiled the new Gran Turismo Sport for PlaySation 4, announcing that it will be compatible with PlayStation VR.
Gran
Turismo Sport will include two FIA championships in the game, including
the Nation's Cup, where you'll represent your country, and the
Manufacturer Fan's Cup, where you'll represent your favorite car
company.
The beta will launch early next year, just in time, we suspect, for the launch of Sony's VR headset.YouTube : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2h-Kycm8Jxo

Tekken 7. Yes, Tekken 7

"It
gives me great pleasure to announce Tekken 7 is coming to PlayStation
VR," Sony's PlayStation head, Jim Ryan, exuded during


     0.76 to 1.60

Abbreviations: BCC, basal cell carcinoma; DES, diethylstilbestrol; HR, hazard ratio; Ref, reference.

Numbers may be inconsistent because of missing values.

Models adjusted for age, birth cohort (5-year categories), baseline body mass index category (\< 18.5, 18.5 to 24.9, 25 to 29.9, and ≥ 30 kg/m^2^), alcohol consumption (none, one to two, three to six, and ≥ seven drinks per week), Celtic/Gaelic ancestry, and lifetime average annual ambient UV radiation (continuous).

Trend tests were conducted by modeling categorical values as ordinal.

Restricted to 7,533 postmenopausal women reporting natural menopause without hysterectomy.

Restricted to 9,989 postmenopausal women reporting hysterectomy (includes 439 women who also reported natural menopause).

We found a significantly increased risk of BCC among ever-users of MHT in the total population (HR, 1.16; 95%                        1.08                                 0.66 to 1.77

Abbreviations: BBC, basal cell carcinoma; HR, hazard ratio; MHT, menopausal hormone therapy; OC, oral contraceptive.

Numbers may be inconsistent because of missing values.

OC models are adjusted for age, birth cohort (5-year groups), baseline body mass index category (\< 18.5, 18.5 to 24.9, 25 to 29.9, and ≥ 30 kg/m^2^), alcohol consumption (none, one to two, three to six, and ≥ seven drinks per week), MHT use (ever/never),


at first birth, infertility, diethylstilbestrol use in mother, and OC use (data not shown).

DISCUSSION
==========

This is the first study to evaluate prospectively a broad range of reproductive factors and estrogen use in relation to BCC in a large nationwide US population with information on personal sun sensitivity characteristics, lifetime ambient UVR exposures based on location of residence, and reproductive, lifestyle, and anthropometric factors. We found late age at natural menopause and MHT use to be significantly associated with increased risk of BCC. Among women who experienced natural menopause, the use of MHT for 10 or more years was associated with almost twice the risk of BCC compared with never-users. This is the first study, to our knowledge, to show that the relationship between MHT use and BCC was limitedPhase locked loop (PLL) is a fundamental building block of modern digital and mixed signal integrated circuits (ICs), PLL circuits are used for, among other things, clock generation, multiplication, and signal recovery. Since mixed-signal ICs are typically noisy environments, there has been a trend to reduce analog parts of signal processing and to use digital circuits whenever possible, as digital circuits are more resistant to noise, easy to migrate between technologies, and are easy to test and configure. Typically, only analog-to-digital converters and PLL circuits include analog circuitry. However, a new type of PLL, called All-Digital PLL (ADPLL), has gained popularity. In ADPLL circuits, analog circuitry is minimized, and all signals in an ADPLL main loop are digital. However, a digitally-controlled oscillator (DCO) using a digital word to


been like those many years ago. With her arm wrapped securely around his, as they walked among crates littering the dock, she asked, "Were you frightened?"

"Pardon?"

"When you were put on your first ship. Were you frightened?"

Occasional lanterns fought to hold the darkness at bay, and she could see the harsh lines of his face. How different they might have been with a less adventuresome life.

"Terrified," he finally said in a clipped voice.

"And yet you went."

"Because it was more frightening to stay."

"You must have been so lonely."

"It was long ago, Anne. Nothing is to be gained by revisiting it."

"But I want to understand you."

"I am as you see me."

But he had been shaped by the past. She suspected it influenced him still.

"Still, I would like very much—"

Suddenly he shovedI can speak with her or I can simply set sail tonight."

"If you leave, you'll never be able to return."

"Tell me, Brother, what the hell am I returning to?"

Mary watched as Tristan stormed from the room and her husband sank into a chair. She thought he'd moved beyond the guilt from what happened all those years ago but it still lingered. It probably always would, until his brothers were happy.

She rose, walked over to him, knelt before him, and took his hands. "Did you not once tell me that we must let him travel his own path?"

"But he's lost, Mary. I can see that now and he has been since he was fourteen. Maybe marriage to the chit would help settle him."

"Not when he loves someone else."

Sebastian studied


[Esthetics and removable partial dentures: a contradiction?].
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and dentin. Analysis of the fracture surfaces by Feg-SEM revealed typical fatigue fracture patterns. It is concluded that resin/tooth interfaces are vulnerable to progressive damage by sub-critical loads, with the 3-step etch&rinse adhesive being more resistant to fatigue than the 2-step self-etch adhesive.total of 47 water, 45 sediment, and 22 soil samples were collected during river cruises. Water, sediment and soil samples were tested for *E*. *coli* (EC), enterococci (ENT), enteroviruses (EV) and the ruminant-, pig-, and human-specific fecal markers in *Bacteroidales* (CF, PF and HF markers, respectively). However, enteroviruses in sediments were only analyzed during 2009. Particle diameter (d~p~) was used to classify sediments, based on the majority of the grain size present, as gravel d~p~ \> 0.5 mm), sand (0.05 mm \> d~p~ \> 0.5 mm) or silt (d~p~ \< 0.05 mm).

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segment (m). This formulation assumes that groundwater is the only source of FIB and does not consider additional sources such as ditches that may also be present in the river segments.

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as it is transported from the mountains to the sea. Knowledge about the partitioning of FIB between planktonic and particle-associated states, and determining median diameter of particles with attached FIB will aid in understanding suspension rates of FIB within the Hanalei River \[[@pone.0232054.ref049]\]. Further research should investigate the association of FIB with particles of various class sizes and sedimentation rates of these particles in the Hanalei River.

Some ditches can explain increases of FIB along the river during dry weather. In particular, the ditches (D4, D5, D6 and D7 in [Fig 1](#pone.0232054.g001){ref-type="fig"}) discharging to the river segment ending at 7600 m can account for the increases in ENT and EC observed there during 2008 and 2009. The other ditches were either not located along segments of the river whereQ:

What could be causing one circuit out, no breakers thrown, and other lights to flicker?

We've recently had what looks like 1 circuit in the kitchen go out, affecting 2 outlets. I checked the circuit breaker panel and none are thrown. A couple other nearby lights have flickered several times in nearby rooms. Same with the garage door when I opened it. The weather has recently gotten warmer and more humid so the AC is running more, but I don't see a correlation between AC running and lights flickering. We just got back a couple days ago from being gone a week. While we were gone a couple rounds of strong thunderstorms went through. Must have knocked out the power because some of the clocks were reset, including the


prominent people, such as Angela Merkel and Joschka Fischer are displayed.

Award
The German Shoe Museum in Hauenstein was awarded an "excellent" grade in the European Museum competition because, in the view of the assessment panel, it brings together well the presentation of shoe culture and social history.

References

External links

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HauensteinLiverpool had not planned to make an announcement on Saturday afternoon regarding their controversial decision to utilise the UK government’s Coronavirus Job Retention Scheme. “Our hand was forced,” one senior club source told The Athletic.

The Anfield hierarchy believe details were leaked by another Premier League club after what Liverpool understood to be confidential discussions involving top-flight sides about how they intended to handle the effects of the pandemic.

Liverpool’s plan was to wait until Monday to release their statement to ensure that every impacted employee was made aware by the club directly via letter before any public announcement was made.

Little did owners Fenway Sports Group know that the publication of a hastily constructed statement on the club website confirming that some non-playing staff had been placed on furlough would


symptoms (BDI)9.5 (±11.0)12.0 (±10.45)2.54 (±3.2)8.39 (±11.7)State anxiety (STAI-S)35.0 (±13)36.7 (±12.4)26.5 (±10.3)35.1 (±14.9)Trait anxiety (STAI-T)37.8 (±14.7)41.3 (±12.0)28.5 (±7.5)37.5 (±17.2)Values either indicate mean (±standard deviation) or count (percent%).*M* male, *F* female, *AA* African-American, *C* Caucasian, *MJ* marijuana, *AUDIT* alcohol use disorders identification test, *BDI* Beck\'s depression inventory, *STAI* Spielberger state-trait anxiety inventory.

Following the screening visit, all participants were invited to a second visit wherein they would receive an MRI scan assessing their neural response to drug cues tailored to their stated drug of choice (cocaine, alcohol, or cigarette). All participants were asked to refrain from using cocaine or alcohol on the day of the MRI scanning session and smoking cigarettes 2 h before the scanning session. Urine drug screens were used to verify abstinence from cocaine. Exhaled carbon monoxide levels wereMonte Carlo simulation; voxel-level threshold of *p* \< 0.005 for at least 48 contiguous voxels). To investigate individual variability, the primary locus of activity in the during drug-related cues relative to neutral cues ("hot spot") was isolated for each individual by locating the local maximum voxel (*x*, *y*, *z*, MNI coordinates) within the most significant cluster of activity (*p* \< 0.05, corrected at the cluster level). The analysis was limited to cortical areas as one of the aims of this study was to identify potential frontal targets for current noninvasive brain stimulation methods such as TMS. The mask included the following bilateral regions of interest extracted from the standardized WFU_Pick atlas implemented in MATLAB [(]{.ul}<https://www.nitrc.org/projects/wfu_pickatlas>): anterior cingulate cortex, middle frontal gyrus, medial frontal gyrus, inferior frontal gyrus, and superior frontal gyrus (2D


males and females between the clusters.Fig. 3**Cluster analysis of peak craving locations**. **a** Silhouette plot of the optimal hotspot clustering solution. Spatial dispersion of the hotspots were characterized via k-means clustering (MATLAB, k + + algorithm cross-checked with R; 1000 repeats, random seeding, 1--10 clusters evaluated). K-means clustering for the full complement of hotspots revealed an optimal solution at 3 clusters (MNI Coordinates (*x*,*y*,*z*): 30, 18, 41; −40, 24, 25; 7, 50, 4). The cocaine, alcohol, and tobacco subgroups were evenly distributed through the clusters. **b** When considered as full complement, the EEG 10-10 coordinate FPz had the largest percentage of hotspots within a 2 cm (11%, red), 3 cm (19%, yellow), 4 cm (32%, green), and 5 cm (49%, blue) distance. This was also the best location for alcohol cues and smoking cues. Thethe 'hot spot' to *push* the signal down in that area or should we (2) stimulate in a neighboring neural circuit to *pull* the activity away from the 'hot spot'? From one perspective, we might expect to get maximal, sustained attenuation of cue-induced craving with an extended course of repetitive TMS directly over the hot spot. Due to the high spatial variability in the locus of peak cue-reactivity, the effectiveness of a stimulation therapy may be maximized by using functional imaging to tailor the TMS focus for each individual. Alternatively, one might choose a scalp location that will work to stimulate craving networks in 68% of individuals, and then use image guidance in non-responders.

Cue associated craving is one of the most well established, transdiagnostic markers of addiction. Many


How the heck can a government get rid of prejudice when the only thing that a government can do is to legislate? You can seal the lips and stop inflammatory rants in print by that means but can’t stop people being prejudiced in their hearts and minds. And how can a British government, guarantee clean green energy when the energy industry has been privatised with the country looking to the French and Chinese to fund the design and building of a single new nuclear power station?

My point is that the pledges, if feasible, are wonderful but how will they be achieved? Without costings and explanations in respect to how all of this can happen it’s all hot air – more like aspirations as per things that Mr Corbyngood quality jobs across our regions and nations and guarantee a decent job for all. By investing £500 billion in infrastructure, manufacturing and new industries through a publicly-owned National Investment Bank and regional banks we will build a high skilled, high tech, low carbon economy that ends austerity and leaves no community behind. We will invest in the high speed broadband, energy, transport and homes that our country needs and allows good businesses to thrive, and support a new generation of co-operative enterprises.

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We will build a million new homes in five years, half of them council homes through our public investment strategy. We will end insecurity for private renters by introducing rent controls, secure tenancies and a charter of private tenants’ rights, and increase access


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for this points, and also not allowing the access to some resources.
¿Do you think this is a good approach or you would change any of this technologies (like supressing jersey/Spring MVC redundant dependencies)?

A:

i think that in general your aprroach is a good one, but maybe you could use the webapp generator yeoman with the JHispster, a java web app generator.
Or if you don't like the ideia you could add to your data access layer the Spring-Data-JPA, because you will avoid to write the boilerplate code.

function 'get_predictions')
             for generated samples.
    -- mu2   : The sample mean over activations of the pool_3 layer, precalcualted
               on an representive data set.
    -- sigma1: The covariance matrix over activations of the pool_3 layer for
               generated samples.
    -- sigma2: The covariance matrix over activations of the pool_3 layer,
               precalcualted on an representive data set.

    Returns:
    --


   help='Path to the generated images or to .npz statistic files')
    parser.add_argument("-i", "--inception", type=str, default=None,
        help='Path to Inception model (will be downloaded if not provided)')
    parser.add_argument("--gpu", default="", type=str,
        help='GPU to use (leave blank for CPU only)')
    parser.add_argument("--lowprofile", action="store_true",
        help='Keep only one batch of images in memory at a time. This reduces memory footprint, but may decrease speed slightly.')
    args = parser.parse_args()
    os.environ['CUDA_VISIBLE_DEVICES'] = args.gpu
    fid_value = calculate_fid_given_paths(args.path, args.inception, low_profile=args.lowprofile)
    print("FID: ", fid_value)
He was an evangel for photography, insisting that it be recognized as an art, and so he crowed that "The Metropolitan Museum has opened its sacred halls to Photography" when the museum accepted his gift of 22 photographs in 1928.

Because I am an evangelical Christian and the root of the word "evangelical" is found in the opening statement of Jesus in Luke 4, where Christ says he has come to bring "good news the 'evangel' to the poor."


The long-term objective of this research project is to develop instrumentation and accelerated reconstruction techniques that will allow researchers to measure in vivo the heterogeneous hypoxic microenvironment of tumor models grown in mice, both xenografts and genetically engineered. To achieve these goals we will evaluate a new photoacoustic CT scanner designed to take advantage of acceleration techniques recently developed for phase contrast magnetic resonance angiography (MRA) and dynamic contrast enhanced MRA (DCE-MRA), which can significantly improve temporal resolution, without sacrificing signal to noise or spatial resolution. In Phase I we will design, construct and evaluate a new PCT scanner that will acquire a sparse set of 128 "projections" uniformly distributed over the surface of a hemisphere. Our goals are to achieve sub-second temporal resolution for dynamic studies anddata is shared not sent (using data mirroring)

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know him for being an occastionally absurt post(?)-lacanian/derrida follower, seems to be on some sort of Badiou kick, which I must admit to not being incredibly familar with.

It seems like he’s after foucault for changing his mind as events unfolded, which though perhaps not ideal is perfectly reasonable…

As for Zizek’s future.. I dunno, he’s a bit younger than the earlier all of the master theorists, many of whom have died recently (Ricour, Derrida, Baudrillard, Deleuze). Foucault died a long time ago, but was in this cohort. Zizek fits along side Butler, maybe Spivak, in my mind. Unlike other folk, he doesn’t have something “grand” to his name (butler’s conenction to queer theory, spivak’s connection to post-colonial theory.,) so I don’t know how that will effect how the cardsthe qubits. More specifically, solving the quantum dynamics of the $L$-bit computer in a very high-dimensional Hilbert space ($d=2^L$) reduces to evaluating a high-dimensional – but polynomial in $L$ – integral over auxiliary fields. The latter is then approximated by use of a stochastic method.

Quantum computer as a many-particle system
==========================================

Consider a quantum computer consisting of a register of $L$ qubits supplemented with a quantum algorithm, defined as a sequence of $G$ quantum gates. The total unitary transformation characterizing the quantum computation is thus expressed as an ordered product of operators (note the product from right to left) $$U \equiv  \prod_{g=1}^G U_g = U_G \cdots U_1$$ where $U_g$ is the unitary transformation performed by the $g$-th gate, and $G$ is the total number of gates. It has been


can be done for example using the Metropolis method [@bib_metropolis]. A random walk in the auxiliary-field space is simulated, such that the limit distribution of sampled paths is proportional to $|e^{-iS}|$. This makes it possible to write $\langle O \rangle$ as a ratio of Monte Carlo averages, $$\label{eq_metrop}
\langle O \rangle \sim \frac
{ \langle e^{-i\, {\rm Re}\, S[\sigma,\sigma']} \, O[\sigma,\sigma']
   \rangle_{\sigma,\sigma'} }
{ \langle e^{-i\, {\rm Re}\, S[\sigma,\sigma']} \rangle_{\sigma,\sigma'} }$$ where $\langle\cdot \rangle_{\sigma,\sigma'}$ stands for the simulation average over auxiliary-field paths. A test of this approach has been carried out, showing that the term $e^{-i\, {\rm Re}\, S}$ generally makes the (averaged) numerator and denominator of Eq. (\[eq\_metrop\]) exceedingly small. Unless this “sign” problem can be overcome, the standard Metropolis method seems therefore to be inefficient in thisrandom walk) requires thus the estimate of $R_g[\sigma,\sigma']$ which is of the same kind as expression (\[eq\_Osigma\]) for the observable $O$: rather than inserting the observable $O$, one inserts the operator $A_g$ (conjugate to the field $\sigma_g$) at a specific point in the ordered product of propagators. The coupling in the time evolution of the fields is obvious from Eq. (\[eq\_explicitderiv\]). In particular, each pair of fields $(\sigma_g,\tau_g)$ is strongly coupled through the first term in the right-hand side of Eq. (\[eq\_explicitderiv\]). Indeed, combining Eq. (\[eq\_explicitderiv\]) and its counterpart for $\tau_g$, it is easy to see that the time-evolution of the field $\sigma_g$ (or, equivalently, $\tau_g$) is governed by a second-order differential equation of the type $d^2 \sigma_g / dt^2 \simeq - \alpha_g^2 \sigma_g /4 $, supplemented with a drift term ($R_g$)


1, implying that the expectation value for the output register is $|00\rangle$, as expected (the spectrum has a continuous component only). The simulation of larger quantum circuits using this technique is the subject of further work to be reported elsewhere.

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//  Copyright © 2018 Hilo Games. All rights reserved.
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#import "HLStackLayoutManager.h"

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"Low pass" is a qualifier. I can recall maybe more then 5 low pass qualities but each bringing along a different phase response making it attractive to a particular application. Others may be able to recall even more.

What I want is not a ready-to-use algorithm that I can copypast. I want to understand what I'm doing and how it works.

This would make the question very broad. It is good however that you say that you have an understanding of convolution. So, if I had


to put it in one phrase, all you do is pitching the right phases against each other. For more information, you might want to refer to this question and its answers.
Now, once you understand that interplay of bounces and phases, you have Finite Impulse Response (FIR) filters covered. This extends to Infinite Impulse Response (IIR) filters by noticing that the two branches of feed forward and feed back are essentially the sum of two convolutions back to back. This is more "visible" if you look at the direct form implementations.
But the idea is the same: pitch phases against each other.
How you do that? That would take a bit more space to explain but there are monumental works in this field that contain much more information.

However! All the documentationthat I've found until now, including the Wikipedia pages, are directed to people that already have a solid background in signal processing (a lot of unexplained notations, function names, etc.). This is not my case

The notation is simply discrete sequences with the addition of the convolution operator ($*$). Within the context of DSP there are some standard signals used for specific purposes that sometimes are not explained. For example, the unit impulse or the step or the ramp and others. And also the standard notation used in transforms.
I would expect that you would pick these things up very quickly, especially if you follow one of those textbooks that are highly regarded.

I need someone to explain to me how a low pass filter works, how the Butterworth filter


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The reason for wanting to reduce the number of coefficients is to reduce computational complexity. But you don't want to simply chuck away some coefficients, you want to do it in a controlled way so that the filter doesn't deviate too much from its specification.
One of the simplest expressions of this method is the sinc filter.
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There is significant interest in the use of GLP‐1R agonists as therapeutic agents in neurodegenerative diseases, particularly in Alzheimer\'s and Parkinson\'s diseases, and in mood disorders [4](#path5056-bib-0004){ref-type="ref"}, [114](#path5056-bib-0114){ref-type="ref"}. In peripheral tissue, GLP‐1R stimulation has insulinotropic actions and restores glucose homeostasis [16](#path5056-bib-0016){ref-type="ref"}, [115](#path5056-bib-0115){ref-type="ref"}, and several GLP‐1 analogs are currently used for diabetes treatment [16](#path5056-bib-0016){ref-type="ref"}, [116](#path5056-bib-0116){ref-type="ref"}. We recently demonstrated that the GLP‐1R agonist exendin‐4 suppresses IRS‐1 inhibition in APP/PS1 transgenic mice [5](#path5056-bib-0005){ref-type="ref"} and that liraglutide alleviates the PKR/eIF2α‐P pathway both in APP/PS1 mice and in the same NHPs used in the current study [27](#path5056-bib-0027){ref-type="ref"}. Taken together, the current results demonstrate a


GLP‐1 receptor‐mediated prevention of AβO‐induced synapse loss**Figure S2.** Intracerebroventricular AβO injection or liraglutide treatment does not interfere with hippocampal insulin levels in mice**Figure S3.** Effects of liraglutide on AβO‐induced loss of insulin receptor in the frontal cortex, hippocampus, and amygdala of NHPs**Figure S4.** Liragutide attenuates AβO‐induced synapse damage in the hippocampus and amygdala of NHPs**Figure S5.** Representative images of synapse densities in the frontal cortex and amygdala of NHPs**Figure S6.** Representative images of hippocampus and amygdala immunolabeled for AT100 or CP13 in the NHPs**Table S1.** List of the primary antibodies used**Table S2.** List of the secondary antibodies used**Table S3.** Nomenclature for specific brain regions analyzed following intracerebroventricular injections of AβOs in NHPs

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**Figure S5.** **Representative images of synapse densities in the frontal cortex and amygdala of NHPs.** Representative images from the frontal cortex or amygdala of sham‐operated, AβO‐injected or liraglutide‐treated AβO‐injected NHPs immunolabeled for synaptophysin (green) **(A, C)** and PSD‐95 **(B, D)** (red). Merged images from amygdala areas shown in **E**. Scale bar = 30 μm

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**Figure S6.** **Representative images of hippocampus and amygdala immunolabeled for AT100 or CP13 in the NHPs.** Representative images of dentate gyrus and amygdala of sham‐operated,


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In this study, we set out to describe changes in the skeletal muscle mitochondrial phospholipidome that occur with exercise or disuse. Mitochondrial PE emerged as a key lipid signature that was induced by alterations in physical activity. We then pursued the cellular consequences of changes in muscle mitochondrial PE per se in skeletal muscle–specific tamoxifen-inducible gain- or loss-of-function mouse models. Greater mitochondrial PE, in the absence of changes in the abundance of ETS enzymes, was sufficient to increase the capacity for oxidative phosphorylation. Loss of mitochondrial PE proved fatal because of metabolic and contractile failure in the diaphragm muscle.

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were associated with increased oxidative stress, its neutralization with mCAT did not prevent any of the dysfunction induced by PSD deficiency. These findings also raise a possibility that reduced mitochondrial PE represents a mechanism by which disuse promotes the loss of muscle mass and function associated with muscle atrophy. Changes in mitochondrial phospholipid composition appear to be an important regulatory mechanism by which physical activity modulates mitochondrial energetics in skeletal muscle.

In skeletal muscle, inhibition of mitochondria-autonomous synthesis of PE via PSD causes robust skeletal muscle atrophy and ventilatory failure because of fibrosis and loss of contractility in the diaphragm muscle. The underlying cause appears to be due to a system failure of mitochondrial circuitry that is evident in reduced activities of complexes I to IV, low supercomplex formation,developed using chloroform:glacial acetic acid:methanol:water (65:35:5:2) as mobile phase for PC and PS, and chloroform:glacial acetic acid:methanol:water (85:25:5:2) as mobile phase for PE, CL, and PI. The plates were dried, sprayed with charring solution, and heated at 190°C for ~15 min. Intensity of the charred lipid spots was measured using the Odyssey Infrared Imager. Mass spectrometry analyses of phospholipids for exercise training, disuse, and PSD-MKI samples were performed at the University of Utah Metabolomics Core, with untargeted (Agilent 6530 UHPLC-QTOF mass spectrometer) and targeted (UHPLC-QQQ mass spectrometer) platforms. Mass spectrometry analyses of HCR or LCR and PSD-MKO samples were performed at the University of Michigan Nutrition and Obesity Research Center Metabolomics Core using an ABSCIEX 5600 TripleTOF mass spectrometer. For untargeted comprehensive lipidomics (exercise training, HCR or LCR,


and diaphragm muscles were dissected as previously described (51) and tied into the Horizontal Tissue Bath System from Aurora Scientific Inc. (model 801C). Muscles were stimulated with a 20-V twitch train and stretched until optimal length for force production was reached. Muscles were then allowed to equilibrate for 5 min. For force-frequency curves, muscles were stimulated with frequencies ranging from 10 to 200 Hz (0.1-ms pulse, 330-ms train, and 2 min between trains). To estimate fatigability, muscles were given a 40-Hz stimulus for 330 ms, with 1 s between contractions for 200 contractions. Fatigability was further assessed using a twitch protocol over 60 min (0.2-ms twitch and 120 twitches/min). Forces produced by electrically stimulated muscle contractions were recorded in real time via a force transducer (model 400A, Aurorayou let them punch you in the kidney, they will promise to never ever do anything more than punch you in the kidney. No throat punching. See? Everyone wins! You never have to worry about a throat punch.”

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Retinoic acid normalizes nuclear receptor mediated hypo-expression of proteins involved in beta-amyloid deposits in the cerebral cortex of vitamin A deprived rats.
Recent data have revealed that disruption of vitamin A signaling observed in Alzheimer's disease (AD) leads to a deposition of beta-amyloid (Abeta). The aim of this study was to precise the role of vitamin A and its nuclear receptors (RAR) in the processes leading to the Abeta deposits. Thus, the effect of vitamin A depletion and subsequent administration of retinoic acid (RA, the active metabolite of vitamin A) on the expression of RARbeta, and of proteins involved in amyloidogenic pathway, e.g., amyloid precursor protein (APP), beta-secretase enzyme (BACE), and APP carboxy-terminal fragment (APP-CTF) was examined in the whole brain, hippocampus, striatum, and cerebral cortex of rats. Ratsan embedding on a surface of Euler genus $g$. The *Euler $\mathbb{Z}_2$-genus* $\mathrm{eg}_0(G)$ of $G$ is the minimum $g$ such that $G$ has an independently even drawing on a surface of Euler genus $g$.

Schaefer and [Š]{}tefankovi[č]{} [@SS13_block] conjectured that $\mathrm{eg}_0(G)=\mathrm{eg}(G)$ for every graph $G$; this is still an open question. They also posed the following natural “approximate” questions.

\[problem\_bounded\_genus\] Is there a function $f$ such that $\mathrm{g}(G) \le f(\mathrm{g}_0(G))$ for every graph $G$? Is there a function $f$ such that $\mathrm{eg}(G) \le f(\mathrm{eg}_0(G))$ for every graph $G$?

We give a positive answer to Problem \[problem\_bounded\_genus\] for several families of graphs, which we conjectured to be “unavoidable” as minors in graphs of large genus. Recently we have found that a similar Ramsey-type statement is a folklore unpublished result in the graph-minors community. Together,


of this generalized result.

Christian, Richter and Salazar [@CRS15_continuum] proved a similar statement for graph-like continua.

We obtain an analogous Ramsey-type statement for graphs of large genus as an almost direct consequence of Claim \[claim\_folklore\].

\[theorem\_ramsey\] Claim \[claim\_folklore\] implies that there is a function $h$ such that for every $t\ge 3$, every graph of genus $h(t)$ contains, as a minor, a $t$-Kuratowski graph or the projective $t$-wall.

We give a detailed proof of Theorem \[theorem\_ramsey\] in Section \[section\_ramsey\].

Our results {#section_results}
===========

As our main result we complete a proof that the $\mathbb{Z}_2$-genus of each $t$-Kuratowski graph and the projective $t$-wall grows to infinity with $t$; in fact, the $\mathbb{Z}_2$-genus of each of these graphs is equal to their genus. Analogously, we also show that the Euler $\mathbb{Z}_2$-genus of each $t$-Kuratowski graph is equal to its Euler genus. Schaefer and$S$ corresponding to $\mathcal{E}$ can be obtained from $\mathcal{D}$ by a sequence of continuous deformations of edges and neighborhoods of vertices, so the homology classes of all cycles are preserved between the two drawings.

\[lemma\_smalleulergenus\] Let $G$ be a graph that has a drawing $\mathcal{D}$ in the plane with finitely many crosscaps with every pair of independent edges having an even number of common crossings outside the crosscaps. Let $d$ be the dimension of the vector space generated by the set $\{y^{\mathcal{D}}_e$; $e\in E(G)\}$. Then $G$ has an independently even drawing on a surface of Euler genus $d$.

Lemma \[lemma\_forest\] and Lemma \[lemma\_smalleulergenus\] imply the following corollary generalizing the strong Hanani–Tutte theorem.

\[cor\_zero\] Let $G$ be a connected graph with an independently even drawing on a surface $S$ such that each cycle in


types f) and g) are obtained from $\amalg_{x,y} t(K_5 - e)$ and $\amalg_{x,y} t(K_{3,3} - e)$, respectively, by adding the edge $xy$, whereas the $t$-Kuratowski graph of type h) is exactly the $2$-amalgamation $\amalg_{x,y} t(K_{3,3})$. See Figure \[fig\_wing\] for an illustration of $2$-amalgamations of two $xy$-wings.

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We thank Zdeněk Dvořák, Xavier Goaoc and Pavel Paták for helpful discussions. We also thank Bojan Mohar, Paul Seymour, Gelasio Salazar, Jim Geelen and John Maharry for information about their unpublished results related to Claim \[claim\_folklore\].

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The PM method has been used to detect surface displacement of a few nanometres in solids[@b24][@b25][@b26][@b27][@b28]. One laser irradiates the sample normal to its surface and a low-irradiance laser probes the deformation of the sample by measuring the on-axis intensity variation of the central portion of the probe beam reflected off of the sample surface; the expansion/contraction of the sample diverges/converges the probe beam at the detector, diminishing/increasing the signal at the detector. The experimental apparatuses used in this work are described in [Fig. 1a,b](#f1){ref-type="fig"} for continuous and pulsed excitation, respectively.

Milli-Q water was used in the experiments. The sample was placed in a cylindrical quartz cuvette of radius *a*=30 mm and *L*=8 mm high, as


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$b$ jets to lie within 15 GeV of the Higgs mass of 125 GeV.

To keep matters transparent in the context of the highly involved $h\to \tau^+\tau^-$ reconstruction, we assume a perfect efficiency of 1 for demonstration purposes throughout.[^7] We ask for two tau leptons that reproduce the Higgs mass of 125 GeV within $\pm 25$ GeV. The precise efficiencies for leptons in the busy hadronic environment of the considered process at a 14 TeV high luminosity are currently unknown, but we expect signal and background to be affect in similar fashion. We remind the reader that no additional requirements on missing energy or $m_{\text{T2}}$ are imposed, which are known to reconcile a smaller $\tau$ efficiency in the overall $S/B$ [@us2].

The $b$ jets are removed from the event and jets$\xi\neq 1$ even though the electroweak sector is ill-defined). The energy dependence of the matrix element is effectively cut-off by the parametric Bjorken-$x$ suppression of the parton distribution functions in the hadronic cross section. In models in which unitarising degrees are non-perturbative such a behavior is expected at least qualitatively. We leave an in depth theoretical discussion on approaches to parameterising such coupling deviations to future accords.

As can be seen from Tab. \[tab:analysis\], the $hhjj$ analysis in the $b\bar b \tau^+ \tau^- jj$ channel will be challenging. However, we remind the reader that no additional selection criteria have been employed that are known to improve $S/B$ in “ordinary” $hh\to b\bar
b \tau^+\tau^-$ analysis [@us; @us2]. The arguably straightforward strategy documented in Tab. \[tab:analysis\] should rather be considered establishing a baseline for a


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932 F.Supp. 1100 (1996)
Fernando QVYJT, Plaintiff,
v.
Dr. Chhiu-Tsu LIN, Dr. Joe W. Vaughn and Dr. Morley Russell, Defendants.
No. 94 C 50398.
United States District Court, N.D. Illinois, Western Division.
July 23, 1996.
*1101 *1102 Robert P. Nolan, Nolan & Herrmann, DeKalb, IL, for plaintiff.
Iain D. Johnston, Illinois Attorney General's Office, Chicago, IL, for defendants.

MEMORANDUM OPINION AND ORDER
REINHARD, District Judge.

INTRODUCTION
Plaintiff, Fernando Qvyjt, filed an amended three-count complaint pursuant to 42 U.S.C. § 1983 against defendants, Dr. Chhiu-Tsu Lin ("Dr. Lin"), Dr. Joe W. Vaughn ("Dr. Vaughn") and Dr. Morley Russell ("Dr. Russell"). At the time the basis for this action arose, plaintiff was a graduate student at Northern Illinois University ("NIU"), and defendants were faculty members of NIU's chemistry department. Count I alleges that defendants deprived plaintiff of his property right and libertyfollows, therefore, is a summary of the facts considered for purposes of this motion. The court views these facts in the light most favorable to plaintiff, the nonmoving party. Henry v. Daytop Village, Inc., 42 F.3d 89, 92 (7th Cir.1994).
In 1990, plaintiff applied to NIU's graduate program in chemistry, at which time it was his desire to work with Dr. Lin. In November 1991, Dr. Lin informally became plaintiffs dissertation director and formally became his research advisor. Dr. Lin informed plaintiff about a project he was directing which involved coatings. In particular, Dr. Lin was adding phosphoric acid to paint to improve the adhesion the paint would have on metal surfaces. Plaintiff agreed to work on this project. In the spring and summer of 1992, Dr. Lin told


others. Tinker, 393 U.S. at 513, 89 S.Ct. at 740.
Here, plaintiff lodged allegations of misconduct against his doctoral advisor. Defendants would have this type of speech protected only if it was a matter of public concern. It would be incredulous to think that the university has carte blanche to retaliate against any student as long as the speech was of a private concern or was made to vindicate the student's private interest. Defendants' position, if adopted, would have a significant chilling effect upon students' ability to express their opinions, beliefs and ideas. Defendants have not submitted, nor is this court aware of, any controlling authority which would limit students' protected speech to matters of public concern. The governmental interests present in an employer-employee relationship, which led the Supremein nature to plaintiffs P69 formulation at least three months prior to plaintiffs development of P69. While this evidence, assumed to be true for purposes of this motion, might support the conclusion *1110 that Dr. Lin did not misappropriate plaintiff's formula,[5] it does not show plaintiff was aware of Pin Lin's prior development of this formula or that he knew Dr. Lin based the patent application on Pin Lin's research. The evidence simply does not show plaintiff acted with either knowledge of falsity or reckless disregard for the truth. Thus, even if it was the duty of this court to resolve the issue of actual malice, it could not resolve it in favor of defendants on the record before it. Accordingly, defendants' motion is denied with respect to


am, believe me...I get to look in the mirror every day, and I do. Because I'm great." I don't get that from Brady. I actually think Brady carries himself well. He knows he's successful, but there's the sense that he understands there's always work to put in to improve. Rodgers gives off the impression that he's arrived. Brady I get the impression that he's everascending. One needs to look no further than Rodgers' press conference from last years playoffs. See how he reacts to the question about his "wide open" receiver on the Osi strip sack that came deep in Giants territory. He's entitled and smug.

I don't have a problem with celebrations. Anyone that's ever played can understand that aspect. It's how he talks about himself/his team andplayoffs. See how he reacts to the question about his "wide open" receiver on the Osi strip sack that came deep in Giants territory. He's entitled and smug.

Tom Brady likes to complain and expects a special treatment from the refs. He's definitely a smug in 2007 and they like to run up the score, it's classless and poor display of sportsmanship.

I don't think he does. You guys just hate Rodgers cause he is a Packer. If he played on an AFC team you would like the guy. It's OK though I have read in the Green Bay newspaper that Rodgers dislikes the Giants alot. He just stated how they fake injuries and he was hoping we would play you guys in the postseason in Lambeau to get revenge.


A shitload of interviews from all the various members of Oasis and selected associates from the start of their career right up to the present day.
These transcripts have been taken from various websites, forums and newsgroups over the years. Credit goes to those people who took the time to put these words online.

Tuesday, July 01, 1997

Noel Gallagher - Rolling Stone - July 1997

Liam Gallagher looks like he could be on stage. Dressed in a natty three-quarter-length blue coat and wearing tinted shades, the Oasis frontman struts across the floor of the band's no-frills office in central London, hands clasped behind his back and chin thrust out in his typical performance pose. But today, Gallagher isn't out to impress a crowd; he's just fawning over his manager's new vintageson. She also has an older daughter who lives in the Olympia area.

“There are some people that work here that are very close to her and are having a hard time,” Suessman said.

Suessman and Davenport both said their hearts go out to the entire Lakewood Police Department and their unimaginable loss of four officers gunned down in one day.

“Losing an officer is probably the worst thing that could ever happen,” Suessman said. “Losing four in one day, it’s not describable.”

Mason County Chief Criminal Deputy Dean Byrd said he remembers working with Griswold when she was in Shelton. “The thing I remember so much about Tina is that she was happy-go-lucky, always willing to help and was always very nice and pleasant to be around. She loved what she


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Errors in nucleotide sequence and SNP genotyping data are problematic when inferring haplotypes. Previously published methods for error detection in haplotype data make use of pedigree information; however, for many samples, individuals are not related by pedigree. This article describes a method for detecting errors in haplotypes by considering the recombinational history implied by the patterns of variation, three SNPs at a time. Coalescent simulations provide evidence that the method is robust to high levels of recombination as well as homologous gene conversion, indicating that patterns produced by both proximate and distant SNPs may be useful for detecting unlikely three-site haplotypes. The perl script implementing the described method is called EDUT (Error Detectionthe improvement in the cardiometabolic risk profile induced by Rimonabant translates into vascular changes, reducing the risk of myocardial infarction, stroke and cardiovascular death in patients with abdominal obesity. Time (and much more work) will tell us much more about cannabinoids and the human heart.