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I did not use any icloud storage
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ironically, as the romanticization of the imagined “Indian” figure central to the Mexican nationalist project through what Alberto refers to as Indigenismo.

Alberto provides us a clear discussion of Indigenismo in “Nations, Nationalisms, and Indígenas” and ties it back to the myth behind Mexican nationalism:

Indigenism was not a phenomenon exclusive to the Chicano movement. On the contrary, indigenism has a long history throughout Latin America, forged predominantly in the 1920s. Indigenismo in Mexico encompassed a range of governmental policies, educational reforms, land redistributions, artistic movements, intellectual movements, and racial frameworks instituted during the early twentieth century as a strategy to bring cohesion to the emerging nation. The multiple aims of indigenismo, as governmental policy as well as cultural production, facilitated the formation of a modern Mexican nation by creatingChicano machismo, much of which is entangled with history of our homelands that as members of a diaspora we have lost connection to. We look to our teachers, our mentors, and our antepasados for guidance in unforgetting these histories and we bring our evolving critical lense to their study.

It must be said that we are here at this moment of critical self-reflection because of the work of the past. Our movement was born out of a response to wide-ranging oppression facing Chicanx communities, from education discrimination to labor exploitation to police brutality. It united disparate barrios and pueblos under a banner of Chicanismo and shared ancestry and destiny. It put our parents and ourselves into positions of education where we gained access to histories, ideas, and resources that


now allow us to do this self reflection on who we are, what our movement seeks to build, and how we will respond to the problems of today with a constantly evolving recollection and understanding of the past. We invite you all, present, past, and future members of this movement, to continue with us on this journey that was begun long before we were born. We are in a time where many communities are being attacked (and have been for a very long time) but how we define ourselves and how we frame our struggle determines how we go about building a movement in response. Beyond just a potential change in name, this represents the continued evolution of the direction, strategy, and most fundamentally, the purpose of ourlearned from the Rangers and also shares a fax sent from Jason, Trini, and Zack in Switzerland. They agree that education is the key to world peace, a feeling which their fellow Rangers share.

Billy and Kimberly are the only two Rangers to tell the events of "Food Fight". This was an excellent use of continuity, as they were the only two Rangers in this episode who were involved in those events (and the sequel "A Pig Surprise", which wasn't mentioned in this episode anyway).

The scene of the audience yelling "We want the Power Rangers" was repeatedly used by Fox Kids for Power Playback commercials.

The piece of footage featuring the Rangers fighting Pudgy Pig still utilized the substitute voice actors for Jason, Zack and Trini, as Saban was not


the grandfather of Daniel J. Sarnoff, one of the writers of this episode.

The Green Ranger is briefly mentioned by Harvey Garvey when he asks the White Ranger, "Whatever happened to the Green Ranger?" The White Ranger's response, however, is that he chooses to focus on the present and not the past, so no details on how the Green Ranger lost his powers are made known to the public. It is also unclear if the public is aware that the Green and White Rangers are one and the same.

One of the footage scenes from the montage is the battle with the Jaws of Destruction from "Forever Friends", which occurred several episodes after this one in airing order.

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We went with Black Tie Invited - our wedding will be black tie/formal (high end food, venue, , formal seating etc) but because it's August and by the ocean we know not everyone has a tux (i can't believe i'm typing this, but if they were already "summering" and only have dark suits w/ them). Everyone we've invited knows what this means - eveningwear. Long dresses for women and tuxes or suits for men. We've had no questions or complaints.

I would steer clear of "black tie optional". No one ends up wearing black tie and those that do feel out of place because everyone isn't. It's awkward.

I would either have a black tie wedding or not. But as QueerFemme said, black tie is more than a dress code.hanging in my closet, and if I get an invite like this, I think, cool, I can wear my gown if I want and I won't be side-eyed as overdressed.

I don't understand why black tie optional is rude and inconsiderate--it's just that--"optional." Wear it if you want or don't. I don't mind these at all, because it gives me the option to wear either a long gown or a cocktail dress. Sometimes I don't have any reason to wear a long evening gown I have hanging in my closet, and if I get an invite like this, I think, cool, I can wear my gown if I want and I won't be side-eyed as overdressed.

I don't understand why black tie optional is rude and inconsiderate--it's just that--"optional." Wear


it if you want or don't. I don't mind these at all, because it gives me the option to wear either a long gown or a cocktail dress. Sometimes I don't have any reason to wear a long evening gown I have hanging in my closet, and if I get an invite like this, I think, cool, I can wear my gown if I want and I won't be side-eyed as overdressed.

Well cash bars are also rude even though guests have the "option" to purchase a drink or not.

Maybe you don't mind being overdressed, but whenever I'm overdressed, I'm extremely uncomfortable. Because if it's black tie optional and I'm the only one in a floor length dress besides the bride, I feel overdressed.

I think the rudeness comes inbecause a couple wants their guests to look a certain way without having to pay for the trimmings of a true Black Tie event. Trying to dictate what your guests wear is rude. Adults can figure out how to dress themselves.

ETA clarity.

Don't worry guys, I have the Wedding Police AND the Whambulance on speed dial!

It's not the WHAT you're telling/asking your guests to wear that's rude (using "you" in a general sense throughout here), it's THAT you're telling them to wear it. "Blue jeans optional" is just as rude as "black tie optional." Unless there is a specific dress code mandated by the venue, then adults can choose what they want to to wear. That rules applies for all inbetweens from sweatpants to white tie. You CAN wear


were going to do anyway) or a tux if you want to dress up a bit more (implying that other men will be in tuxes as well.)

I've never imagined "Black Tie Optional" to mean "don't wear jeans and please look nice cause we don't think you know how to dress and we just want you to play dress up for our cash bar and cake reception."

FI owns a tux - Black Tie Optional to us would mean he would have an opportunity to wear it, and would not look out of place, even though the event is formally hosted (valet, cocktail hour, 4 course seated meal, live music, open bar, etc.) His suit would always be appropriate (unless it was white tie), but otherwise he wouldn't go forMemory devices are typically provided as internal, semiconductor, integrated circuit devices in computers or other electronic devices. There are many different types of memory including random-access memory (RAM), read only memory (ROM), dynamic random access memory (DRAM), synchronous dynamic random access memory (SDRAM), and flash memory.
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This is pretty disgusting. First Amendment stuff, blah blah blah, that's all obvious. But here at Fe, we go deeper. Like, for instance, looking at how the school should be happy as it is that these kids can even fucking read to begin with considering that it's Tennessee. And since everyone down there is fucking their sister anyway, wouldn't it be a good idea for them to know about birth control?


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Enough balderdash about the Minnesota Opera and its world premieres. I truly believe they do these things not out of audience demand but to get attention in the national press for a company that would otherwise be ignored. Neither the NY Times nor the WS Journal will send a critic to flyover country to review a Don Giovanni or a Traviata. Sometimes, however, it backfires.

The WS Journal and NY Times panned it. Not very musical. Can there be a greater condemnation of an opera?

on Sunday, and as experienced opera goers who have seen plenty of Traviatas we thoroughly enjoyed it.
The house was well filled, and most of the audience also seemed well pleased.
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485 A.2d 830
Matthew HAHN and Spotts and Morrow,
v.
LIBERTY MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY and Boston Old Colony Insurance Company.
Appeal of LIBERTY MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY.
Cross Appeal of BOSTON OLD COLONY INSURANCE COMPANY.
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania.
Argued July 31, 1984.
Filed December 14, 1984.
Petition for Allowance of Appeal Denied June 7, 1985.
*331 Mary A. Czajkowski, Pittsburgh, for appellant (at No. 903) and for appellee (at No. 916).
Thomas M. Fallert, Pittsburgh, for appellant (at No. 916) and for appellee (at No. 903).
Charles S. Morrow, Pittsburgh, for appellees.
Before ROWLEY, DEL SOLE and MONTGOMERY, JJ.
DEL SOLE, Judge:
Matthew Hahn, a resident of the State of New York, sustained injuries in an automobile accident in Clearfield County, Pennsylvania on May 25, 1979. The accident in question occurred while Hahn was operating a rental carto liability insurance and not no-fault insurance. Our review of the cases which have interpreted Section 672(5) lead us to conclude, as did the lower court, that Hahn's interpretation of the Act is the correct one.
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key details of the late Permian, including higher levels of ocean salinity and high latitude sea-surface temperatures that paleontologists believe were 14°F (8°C) warmer than present.

The modeling presented unique challenges because of limited data and significant geographic differences between the Permian and present-day Earth. The researchers had to estimate such variables as the chemical composition of the atmosphere, the amount of sunlight reflected by Earth's surface back into the atmosphere, and the movement of heat and salinity in the oceans at a time when all the continents were consolidated into the giant land mass known as Pangaea.

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regional districts, or several neighbouring municipalities, and range in size from several thousand to a few million persons \[[@CR14]\]. Dissemination Areas are the smallest geographical unit used by the Census and are delineated based on population counts based on the previous census, to target a population of 400--700 persons \[[@CR14]\]. There were 288 CDs and 54,623 DAs in Canada as of 2006 \[[@CR14]\]. These contextual covariates were then linked to individual respondents through a common geographic identifier (i.e., a numeric code identifying the DA or CD). For each CD and DA, the proportion of recent immigrants (\<5 years residency in Canada), educational attainment (the proportion of persons aged 15 years or older who had not graduated from high school) and low income (the proportion of persons below the low-income cut-off)were: minimum: 1.0 μg/m^3^, 5^th^: 3.0 μg/m^3^, 25^th^: 4.2 μg/m^3^, median: 5.9 μg/m^3^, 75^th^: 8.3 μg/m^3^, 95^th^: 11.3 μg/m^3^, and maximum: 13.0 μg/m^3^. In large cities (metropolitan pop. \> 1 million), PM~2.5~ estimates were generally greater than in surrounding areas, and there were areas of the downtown core exceeding 8 ug/m^3^ in all of these cities (Fig. [1](#Fig1){ref-type="fig"}). Mean PM~2.5~ exposure increased incrementally by decreasing income quintile and was highest for respondents in the poorest income quintile (Table [1](#Tab1){ref-type="table"}). PM~2.5~ exposure was also greatest for the most highly educated respondents (Table [1](#Tab1){ref-type="table"}). Obese respondents were exposed to less air pollution than those of increasingly lower weight classes, with the greatest exposure among respondents classified as underweight (Table [1](#Tab1){ref-type="table"}). Hazard ratios for non-accidental mortality were calculated for all variables and ecological covariates (Table [1](#Tab1){ref-type="table"}). Among ecological covariates for DAs and CDs,


the proportion of recent immigrants, high school graduates and low income families were positively correlated with average PM~2.5~ air pollution exposure (Table [2](#Tab2){ref-type="table"}). The proportion of recent immigrants was protective for mortality at the broader landscape level (i.e., the CT), though increased HRs at the neighbourhood scale (i.e., DAs) (Table [1](#Tab1){ref-type="table"}). Associations between all combinations of the covariates are provided in Additional file [2](#MOESM2){ref-type="media"}.Fig. 1Map of mean PM~2.5~ estimates in Canada from 1998--2010 derived from satellite. imagery at 1 km^2^ resolution. Cities with populations greater than 1 million (in the metropolitan area) are indicated. All of these large city PM~2.5~ exposures were \>8 ug/m^3^. Insets: detailed PM~2.5~ estimates in southern Ontario, Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal, Vancouver, Edmonton, and CalgaryTable 2Descriptive statistics of ecological covariates derived from the 2001 and 2006 Census^a^PercentileCorrelation witha HR of 1.28 per 10 μg/m^3^ increase in PM~2.5~ \[[@CR6], [@CR27]\], and a study in the U.K., which reported an HR of 1.05 per 1.9 μg/m^3^ increase in PM~2.5~ after adjustment for sex, age, BMI, and smoking (our study: HR = 1.03, 95 % CI: 1.01--1.05 when scaled to a 1.9 μg/m^3^ increase) \[[@CR28]\]. However, our estimate was much greater than that reported from a study in Rome (HR = 1.06, 95 % CI: 1.04--1.08), which adjusted for some individual and area-based socioeconomic covariates \[[@CR24]\], and the Dutch Environmental Longitudinal Study (DUELS), which reported an HR of 1.09 (95 % CI: 1.06--1.12) per 10 μg/m^3^ increase in PM~2.5~ \[[@CR25]\].

Our hazard ratio estimates for respiratory disease (HR = 1.52) were generally greater than those in the literature, though literature estimates for HRs vary among studies. For example, one study in Rome


and circulatory mortality among obese and normal weight groups were not significantly different. Effect modification of cardiovascular mortality by obesity had previously been evaluated elsewhere in two all-female cohorts. One study identified a significantly greater HR with increasing BMI, with an HR for obese women of 1.35 (95 % C.I.: 1.12--1.64 per 10 μg/m^3^ increase in PM~2.5~) \[[@CR31]\]. The other study did not test differences statistically among groups but did report an HR of 1.99 (95 % C.I.: 1.23--3.22 per 10 μg/m^3^ increase in PM~2.5~) for obese women \[[@CR32]\]. The ACS also reported a greater HR among obese men \[[@CR5]\]. In our study, obese respondents also had a high risk of respiratory mortality (HR = 1.76; 95 % C.I.: 1.15--2.69), though possibly due to a small number of deaths (*n* = 500), the HR estimate was notaccurate within these areas. However, estimates of PM~2.5~ exposure in rural areas are less likely to have been assigned accurately since postal code areas can be quite large. We performed a sensitivity analysis that considered only cohort members that lived within urban areas (i.e., Census Metropolitan Areas), and despite exposures being much greater in urban areas, results were not significantly different than those reported above (HR = 1.19, 95 % CI: 1.11--1.27, Cochran's Q = 1.71, *p* = 0.19). Given the short follow-up period, we also did not assess mobility in this study, making the assumption that respondents did not move. By not assigning air pollution exposures based on changes to residential history, it is expected that there would be some degree of exposure misclassification associated with this limitation. A previous study using CanCHEC considered


Health Survey

CD

:   Census Division

CI

:   confidence interval

CMDB

:   Canadian Mortality Database

CT

:   census tract

DA

:   dissemination area

HR

:   hazard ratio

HTSF

:   Historical Tax Summary File

-2LL

:   (−2) Log-likelihood ratio

MODIS

:   moderate resolution imaging spectroradiometer

PCCF+

:   Postal Code Conversion File Plus

PM~2.5~

:   Fine particulate matter

WHO

:   World Health Organization

**Competing interests**

The authors do not declare any competing interests.

**Authors' contributions**

LP designed the study, linked the cohort to the air pollution models, conducted the statistical and GIS analyses, and drafted the manuscript. MT participated in the study design, the cohort linkage, and provided feedback on the cohort. DLC participated in the study design, and provided assistance with statistical techniques and covariate preparation. SW conceived of the study and participatedfinal @NotNull Mqtt3PubRelView INSTANCE = new Mqtt3PubRelView();

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Undermatching: Why Smart Students Don’t Go to “Smart” Schools

Low-income students are one of the most underrepresented demographics at elite colleges in the United States, and a recent educational theory has suggested that misinformation is what’s been keeping qualified low-income students from attending the institutions that would fit their academic skill.

“Undermatching” is a term coined by higher education experts to describe how high-achieving low-income students often don’t apply to the institutions that would be good matches for their qualifications. Instead, many of these undermatched applicants end up going to colleges far below their academic ability.

The theory of undermatching was first popularized by Caroline Hoxby and Chris Avery in their 2012 study, which examined the behaviors of students from low-income backgrounds in regards to college. They discovered that while ain certain areas of college life than their better-matched counterparts.

The study found that undermatched subjects found their school less academically challenging and generally had a lower opinion of their school. But they had more “active and collaborative” learning experiences and more interactions with faculty, which are “considered ‘high impact’ practices that have an important impact on the quality of education,” according to Inside Higher Ed.

Fosnacht concluded that undermatching should not be regarded as something completely negative, and that many students may choose to undermatch for their personal reasons after thoroughly evaluating their options.

He differentiates between an informed and uninformed decision about college, however, saying that Hoxby and Avery are right to highlight the lack of reliable college information that gets relayed to low-income students.

“I get concerned with people


who don’t know the difference between institutions,” he said.

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Jeanette is part of the class of 2018 at Cornell University, double majoring in Information Science and China Studies. She hails from a public high school in Rancho Cucamonga, California, and enjoys geocaching, skiing, and gaming in her spare time. Admissions season has given her humility, resilience, and the ability to answer ten different prompts with one personal statement.I. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a coffin delivery system for metallurgical furnace.
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Participants must be price takers (vendors can’t set their own prices)

Until I have time to call every hospital in the country and have them compete over who sees me for my heart attack, I am guessing this one is intractable without government involvement again. They get to set the price and I have no bargaining power. An insurance company could help here, but they have been ineffective up to this point in keeping hospitals from setting their own prices based on evidence.

So, we could solve the first and third one above by forcing doctors and hospitals to publish their prices publicly. Number two is going


pirating, Dodd provides wisdom on that, too. According to Dodd, ISPs won’t be “backdooring” anything. Rather, ISPs will be informed of infringing customers due to the harvesting of IP addresses from peer-to-peer programs. (Remember that article on how IP addresses are recorded within three hours of pirating something?) This seems to indicate that ISPs won’t directly be monitoring user traffic in search for pirating activities, although Dodd didn’t explicitly say this.

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these cells are many granules, hence the name granulocyte. The three main types of granulocytes are: neutrophils, eosinophils and basophils. They are named according to the dyes used to stain them for microscopic analysis.

Granulocytes are made continuously in bone marrow, usually at modest rates. When mature, they are released into the blood and from there they migrate into solid tissues. If there is an infection in the body, say in the throat, then the phagocytes in the throat will be activated and release cytokines, several of which stimulate bone marrow to produce large numbers of granulocytes, thereby dramatically raising blood levels of granulocytes. Huge number of granulocytes will migrate from blood to the throat (attracted by cytokines) to help in the battle against the invading bacteria.

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Since monocytes are the precursors of macrophages, monocytes can be thought of as immature macrophages residing in the blood. Monocytes make the same cytokines as mature tissue macrophages, but they lack the ability to synthesize many of the other chemicals made by the macrophage. Monocytes do have phagocytic ability. This is very important since pathogens can enter the blood via transfusions, dirty needles, trauma or by breaching inflammatory barriers at infection sites. Monocytes,


are lined with macrophages and lymphocytes. They function as immunological filters and purifiers of lymph. Microorganisms or foreign proteins which have invaded tissue spaces will eventually flow into a lymph node. There they will be eaten and processed by macrophages.

During gestation, immature lymphocytes are made in the bone arrow. One main type of lymphocyte, called a Blymphocyte, is matured in the bone marrow. The other main type of lymphocyte, called a Tlymphocyte, is matured in the thymus. By early infancy all of the millions of varieties of B and T lymphocytes have matured. The mature Tlymphocytes migrate from the thymus to locations throughout the body, including spleen, lymph nodes, tonsils, lymph and various pockets of lymphoid tissue elsewhere in the body, especially in intestines. The mature Blymphocytes migrateThis exemplifies adaptive immunity, that is, the lymphocytes adapt to a previous exposure of a microorganism by responding more rapidly and effectively to the next exposure of the same microorganism. This is the basis for vaccines being able to enhance immunity to specific infective agents. Adaptive immunity is the reason an initial viral infection in an individual, say chicken pox, provides that individual with lifelong immunity to the chicken pox virus.

Our description of the events occurring during a microbiological invasion have been greatly abbreviated. The immune system response to any foreign invader, whether it be a chemical, parasitic worm, fungus, bacteria or virus, is bewildering in its complexity. For instance, we only mentioned a few cytokines and a few of their actions, but there are actually 41 different


to healthier alternatives that can aid in weight loss and general wellness. Of course, the benefits to the immune system and overall wellness derived from green tea extracts are well documented. These characteristics have sharply driven the consumption of green tea and the catechins associated with its disease prevention and health benefit properties. Still, the Holy Grail for parents would be a delivery system that offers are seeking greater bioavailability along with caffeine-free alternatives, which the Company would likely be able to accommodate, pending the outcome of the future trials.

As the provider of the product of choice in obesity prevention for adults and children, Plandaí’s offerings appear poised to be rewarded with an extremely high profile resulting in significant sales in the U.S. and abroad.

Senior Analyst: Robert GoldmanQ:

Has .NET made raw COM and DCOM programming redundant?

Has the introduction of the .net framework made raw programming in COM and DCOM redundant ?
(Except for using some COM+ services, e.g. for transaction management through the System.EnterpriseServices namespace)

A:

Not yet, because the OS is still unmanaged.
If MS finally do what their labs have been talking about for years and produce a fully managed OS then it will.
That OS won't be backwards compatible though. They would have to produce managed versions of Office, IE, etc first. They will have to produce a virtual machine to run unmanaged apps.
The pain would be something similar to the move from Mac OS9 to OSX.

A:

COM was the last major technology that MS actually dogfooded.  MS are continuing to build new APIs that depend


on COM; for example, Vista's new Media Foundation (a kind of successor to DirectShow, which was also COM-based) is a COM API.  So is Direct3D10 (and I would assume D3D11).  I don't think it's going to disappear any time soon, and for a lot of Windows programming tasks it's not at all redundant.

Wasser showed Babitz the proofs, and she ultimately selected one in which she was turned away from the camera, her face obscured by her bobbed hair. At first, she wanted to conceal her identity from the public, though she eventually opened up about her participation in the famous photograph. The choice, as Lili Anolik points out in her Babitz biography, Hollywood’s Eve (2019), gives the picture additional strangeness as it simultaneously depicts shyness and exhibitionism, a plea for both attention and anonymity.

Anolik writes that Babitz “wasn’t just model and muse, passive and pliable, but artist and instigator, wicked and subversive.” As Babitz told her biographer, “Walter thought he was running the show, and I finally got to run something.”Throughout the following decades, she published seven books. Both her


details regarding the sample can be found in Boyd *et al.* \[[@B25-genes-05-00330]\]. Ethical approval for the study was obtained from the ALSPAC Ethics and Law Committee and the Local Research Ethics Committees. In the present study, we used data from unrelated participants who completed an alcohol assessment at 16 and/or 18 years of age (5952 participants) for whom there were also genotypic data (n = 4304). Please note that the study website contains details of all the data that is available through a fully searchable data dictionary (<http://www.bris.ac.uk/alspac/researchers/data-access/data-dictionary>).

### 2.1.1. Alcohol Problems Factor Score

We measured alcohol problems using a factor score that included ten items from the Alcohol Use Disorders Identification Test (AUDIT) \[[@B26-genes-05-00330]\], seven DSM-IV Alcohol Dependence criteria \[[@B27-genes-05-00330]\], and three additional measures related to alcohol problems (gettinginto fights, police involvement, and drinking to alleviate withdrawal symptoms) that were collected as part of the age 18 assessment. To increase our sample size, we also imputed age 18 alcohol problems data for the participants who completed the age 16 alcohol assessment, but not the age 18 assessment (n = 1993) using imputation software IVEware \[[@B28-genes-05-00330]\]. Frequency and correlation checks after imputation showed that all imputations kept similar frequency distributions and that imputed and original variables were closely correlated. The results of an exploratory factor analyses indicated one main factor (eigenvalue = 6.78) that broadly measured heavy alcohol use and problems. We then ran a confirmatory factor analysis to calculate factor scores using Mplus 6.11 \[[@B29-genes-05-00330]\]. All items' factor loadings were \>0.30, and the items with the


whom there were genome-wide association (GWA) data. Relevant phenotypic data from a psychiatric interview and self-report measures of parental knowledge (n = 1115) and peer deviance (n = 1116) at age 14 were available for a subset of the GWA sample.

### 2.2.1. Alcohol Problems, Parental Knowledge, and Peer Deviance

Alcohol problems, parental knowledge, and peer deviance were assessed at age 14. The alcohol measure was a sum score of alcohol problems (range 0--30) from the Child version of the Semi-Structured Assessment for the Genetics of Alcoholism \[[@B32-genes-05-00330]\]. Sample items included needing 50% more alcohol to get an effect, being unable to cut down, reducing important activities to drink, and experiencing withdrawal symptoms.

The parental knowledge measure was the sum score of four adolescent self-report items adapted from Chassin and colleaguesanalyses, the parameters of interest were the statistical interactions between the environmental factors (parental knowledge and peer deviance) and the polygenic scores. The main effects of sex and the environmental factors were used as covariates in the relevant models. Parental knowledge, peer deviance, and polygenic scores were centered on their means prior to running moderation analyses to reduce co-linearity among predictor variables.

3. Results and Discussion
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3.1. Descriptive Statistics and Zero-Order Correlations
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Descriptive statistics for the focal variables and for an illustrative polygenic score (using the *p*≤ 0.05 threshold) are presented in [Table 2](#genes-05-00330-t002){ref-type="table"}. MZ twins' alcohol problems were correlated at *r* = 0.53 (232 pairs; *p* \< 0.01), and DZ twins were correlated at *r* = 0.36 (277 pairs; *p* \< 0.01). This pattern of twin correlations suggests that additive


Associations with Alcohol Problems
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Partial correlations (controlling for sex) between the polygenic scores and alcohol problems are presented in [Figure 1](#genes-05-00330-f001){ref-type="fig"}. As expected, higher polygenic scores predicted higher alcohol problems at age 14 (range of Pearson partial correlations 0.07--0.08, all *p-*values \< 0.01). This is consistent with previous studies of other psychiatric conditions (such as bipolar disorder \[[@B19-genes-05-00330]\], schizophrenia \[[@B43-genes-05-00330]\] and externalizing disorders \[[@B40-genes-05-00330]\]) in showing that polygenic scores derived from GWAS weights from one sample can have predictive validity in an independent sample. Furthermore, our effect sizes were similar in magnitude to those observed in a polygenic analysis of a behavioral disinhibition measure (which included antisocial behavior, nicotine use/dependence, alcohol consumption and dependence, and drug use) \[[@B40-genes-05-00330]\].

The magnitude of the associations between polygenic scores and alcohol problems wasfairly consistent across the range of selected *p*-value thresholds, and accounted for, on average, 0.63% of the variance in alcohol problems (range 0.55%--0.70%). To be sure that our effects were not driven by non-independence within the sample, we re-ran the association analyses after randomly dropping one member from each twin pair (n = 634) and found the same pattern of results. This is substantially lower than the estimate (derived from the pattern of MZ and DZ twin correlations in the same sample) that additive genetics effects account for 34% of the variance in alcohol problems. We note, however, that heritability estimates derived from twin models and the variance accounted for by a polygenic score are not directly comparable. Polygenic scores are composed of SNPs across a range of


should be made on independent individuals, we used a randomly-selected sample of independent individuals in the FinnTwin12 sample (*n* = 634) for this purpose. We then permuted the phenotypic and covariate information for these individuals 100,000 times while keeping the genotypic information (LD) unchanged. For each of these permuted datasets, we examined gene-environment interaction effects for parental knowledge and peer deviance. To calculate empirical *p*-values, we used the equation (R + 1)/(N + 1). R is the number of permutations where the sum of the absolute value of the *t*-scores for significant SNP interaction effects (*p* \< 0.05) exceeded the sum of the absolute value of the *t*-scores for significant SNP interaction effects in the observed data. N is the number of permutations (100,000).

Our empirical *p*-values were 0.32may explain, in part, the low percentage of variance accounted for by the polygenic score. Finally, the polygenic approach adopted here is limited in that it does not attempt to implicate the specific genes involved in alcohol problems. Additional methods, such as gene set approaches that examine whether SNPs included in a polygenic score are located in functionally related genes \[[@B52-genes-05-00330]\], are well suited to identify the potential biological mechanisms underlying polygenic effects.

4. Conclusions
==============

Higher polygenic predispositions for alcohol problems (based on GWAS estimates from a population-based sample of young adults) predicted a higher number of adolescent alcohol problems in an independent, population-based sample. In addition, environmental factors in adolescence moderated these polygenic predispositions. Genetic predispositions were more important under conditions of low parental knowledge and high peer deviance.


These gene-by-environment interactions, although small in magnitude, are consistent with previous findings from studies that show that environments low in social control or high in social opportunity permit the expression of genetic predispositions \[[@B10-genes-05-00330]\]. In contrast, environments high in social control or low in social opportunity may inhibit the expression of that same predisposition. Accordingly, prevention and intervention efforts that increase parental knowledge and decrease affiliations with deviant peers may be one strategy for reducing risk for adolescents with genetic predispositions toward alcohol problems; however additional study is needed before making strong claims about the potential effectiveness of such interventions.

We are extremely grateful to all the families who took part in this study, the midwives for their help in recruiting them, and the whole ALSPAC team, which includesthank the Wellcome Trust Sanger Institute for genotyping support of the FinnTwin12 samples, and Kaisu Keskitalo-Vuokko, who participated in the genotyping of the FinnTwin12 sample; and Antti-Pekka Sarin, who performed pre-imputation quality controls and imputation in the FinnTwin12 sample. J.E.S. was supported by T32MH20030-14 and F32AA022269; A.C.E. was supported by K01AA021399; and K.S.K. was supported by P20AA107828. This publication is the work of the authors, and J.E.S., F.A., and D.M.E. will serve as guarantors for the contents of this paper. The contents of the paper are solely the responsibility of the authors and do not necessarily represent the official views of the funders.

Conceived and designed the study: JES, DMD, JK. Supervised collection and/or preparation of phenotypic data: JK, TK, ALa. Supervised genotypic data collection: JK, ALo. Analyzed the


a large Cash & Carry company in Europe, owned by Transgourmet Holding, a wholly owned subsidiary of Coop (Switzerland). Selgros Cash & Carry Romania is one of the most important players in Romanian retail owning 21 stores. They aim to serve quality and freshness to their customers. Having thousands of partners, hundreds of thousands of customers and strong communities they take part in, Selgros is scrutinizing the future to be always useful and trustworthy. In 2011, Selgros joined Transgourmet Holding AG, the second largest B2B and food service network in Europe, with operations in seven European countries (Switzerland, France, Germany, Austria, Poland, Romania and Russia). The takeover of the network by Transgourmet confirms Selgros' growing attention to the gastro market and highlights the defining qualities of the company:of the government department's offices.

More than 3000 staff employed Australia-wide by the Department of Industry, Tourism and Resources and its associated agencies will be hit by the new rules.

Department chief Mark Paterson told The Daily Telegraph he issued the new edict primarily because of health issues.

"We're moving into a new premises in October that incorporates a childcare centre and I don't want parents and children to be confronted by a phalanx of smokers out the front of the building," he said.
"We're giving people plenty of notice and we're providing financial support for quit programs and other courses. I'm prepared to consider providing support to employees' spouses if that assists them in giving up, too.

"We can't restrict what people do outside of hours and during their lunch hours but


bacteria indicated that the antibacterial spectrum was limited to Mycobacterium spp. However, based on the chemical structure and related compounds, we expected to be able to generate analogs with more broad spectrum activity. In collaboration with Tom Steitz's lab at Yale, the structure of the initial scaffold and two analogues bound to the ribosome were recently solved. The structural studies revealed that the natural product lead and analogues bind to a highly conserved region of the peptidyl transferase center (PTC) in a manner that appears to convey prokaryotic selectivity and which has not been exploited in current therapeutics. Targeting this highly conserved region is expected to lead to slow rates of resistance. This structural information was used to generate two more potent analogues with favorable physicochemical properties. Inthat naked singularities of this type [*do*]{} occur in certain exact solutions of Einstein’s equations. For instance, they occur in the Tolman-Bondi solution representing spherically symmetric inhomogeneous collapse of dust (see, e.g., Ref. [@d1]; see also Ref. [@j1] and references therein). Such naked singularities also occur in more general models of dust collapse — namely, in the Szekeres spacetimes which do not have any Killing vectors [@k3; @j2]. Unnikrishnan [@u1] has argued that the existence of naked strong curvature singularities in the Tolman-Bondi solution can be ruled out by imposing certain reasonable constraints on the initial distribution of the energy density of dust. This argument, however, depends crucially on the spherical symmetry of the solution, and so cannot be applied to naked singularities occurring in more general cases


the heart of cosmic censorship. For this purpose, we need a new definition of a strong curvature singularity — one that not only describes the curvature strength of the singularity, but additionally enables one to relate the strength with properties of the causal structure in a neighborhood of the singularity. In Section II of this paper, we shall propose such a definition. Our definition is motivated by the definition of a strong curvature singularity given by Tipler and its modifications by Królak, but is significantly different and more general. The difference is in that our definition involves a certain focusing condition on solutions of the Raychaudhuri equation not only along a [*single*]{} causal geodesic, as in Tipler’s and Królak’s case, but rather along [*all*]{} causal geodesics in somesmall neighborhood about a given geodesic that reaches the singularity. All causal geodesics terminating at the singularities described by our definition, which we will refer to as [*generalized strong curvature singularities*]{}, will next be classified into three possible types; the classification is based on certain relations between the causal structure and the curvature strength of the singularities. Further on, in Sections III and IV, we shall formulate and prove a cosmic censorship theorem which shows that only one class of generalized strong curvature singularities, corresponding to a single type of geodesics according to our classification, can be naked.

This paper was inspired by ideas given in Ref. [@r1]. Some of the results presented here are refinements of those announced without proofs in Ref. [@k4]. The notation and fundamental definitions


given on p. 185 of Ref. [@h1].

It is easy to notice that every causal geodesic that terminates at a strong curvature singularity as defined by Królak also terminates at a generalized strong curvature singularity as defined above. To see this, consider, e.g., a null geodesic $\lambda$ that terminates in the future at Królak’s singularity. Next, take any sequence of endless null geodesics, $\{\lambda_{n}\}$, for which $\lambda$ is a limit curve. Let $p$ be an arbitrary point on $\lambda$, and let $\{p_{n}\}$ be an arbitrary sequence of points converging to $p$ such that, for each $n$, $p_{n}\in
\lambda_{n}$. In accordance with Królak’s definition, the expansion $\theta$ of every future-directed congruence of null geodesics outgoing from $p$ and containing $\lambda$ must become negative. It follows by continuity that there must exist$(M,g)$ is not future asymptotically predictable from $S$, then there must exist a null geodesic $\lambda\subset$*]{} int[*$D(S)$ which terminates in the future at a generalized strong curvature singularity and is of type C.*]{}

[**Remarks:**]{} Conditions (i) and (ii) of Theorem 1 are reasonable requirements for [*any*]{} physically realistic model of a classical spacetime; they have been discussed extensively in the literature on the singularity theorems (see, e.g., Refs. [@t1; @h1]).

Condition (iii) is a slightly weakened version of that previously used by Newman and Joshi [@n1] in their censorship theorem. This condition ensures that any possible breakdown of future asymptotic predictability in $(M,g)$ must be associated with the occurrence of a naked singularity and not of a naked [*“point-at-infinity”*]{}. Known examples of WASE spacetimes with naked singularities contain no naked


data analysis was performed using the FlowJo software (FlowJo LLC, Oregon, USA).

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IFNγ secretion of splenocytes was investigated using the IFNγ ELISpotPLUS kit (MabTech Nacka Strand, Sweden). Briefly, 2.5 × 10^6^ splenocytes were incubated overnight at 37 °C with 5 × 10^4^ LLC1-IFNAR1^−/−^ cells or 10 µg/mL mSurvivin peptides (mSur~20--28~: ATFKNWPFL, mSur~57--64~: CFFCFKEL or mSur~97--104~: TVSEFLKL, gift from R. Amann) or VSV-NP peptide (VSV-NP~52--59~: RGYVYQGL, GeneScript Piscataway, NJ, USA) in IFNγ capture antibody pre-coated plates. Development of spots was performed as advised by the manufacturer and enumerated using the ImmunoSpot S6 reader (CTL, Bonn, Germany).

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Resected tumours were cut in two halves; one was stored in RNAlater (Thermo Fisher Scientific, Waltham, MA USA) at 4 °C for NanoString analysis (see below), one was fixed in 4% paraformaldehyde prior to paraffin embedding (FFPE). Three-micron3 are copied to the embedded memory in the recording apparatus.
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Next, one cluster of data, which is the second file B-2 from the top of the file B, is recorded in the free cluster at cluster address CL4, and cluster address CL7 is detected as the next free cluster. Cluster address


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The only thing more beautiful than the untouched wilderness is Alaska's people; theWhites, theNatives. Each group in each City, town, community & village is unique and has much to offer the World. In my journeys here I have met many of these people.And I have recorded much of the experience.

As the 5 year mark passes for each month, starting now Feb 2006 and continueing until Oct 2008, I am no longer required to keep any field notes & journals that I made while I was a VPSO. But old habits di…

She walksPakistan had published in a newspaper an offer of a reward to anyone who killed an American, any American.

So an Australian dentist wrote an editorial the following day to let everyone know what an American is, so they would know when they found one. (Good one, mate!!!!)

"An American is English, or French, or Italian, Irish, German, Spanish, Polish, Russian or Greek. An American may also be Canadian, Mexican, African, Indian, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Australian, Iranian, Asian, or Arab, or Pakistani or Afghan."

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An American is Christian, or he could be Jewish, or Buddhist, or Muslim. In fact, ther…


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During Alberta’s last election night on May 5, 2015, I was so nauseous I had to have a bowl on my lap just in case. Earlier that morning, I had received my first chemotherapy session for the triple-negative breast cancer I’d been diagnosed with that February.

I was much too ill to stay up to wait for the results. When I woke up in the morning and grabbed my newspapers off the front stoop, my stomach lurched. Was it the news of an NDP majority government that turned my stomach? I don’t think so.

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According to Alan Kay, an American computer scientist, the best way to predict the future is to invent it. It may sound rather philosophical, but it couldn't be more apt than when describing Infiniti's newest offering, the Q50. It is, quite simply, a legend in its own right.

The Mitsubishi Attrage is a subcompact car from the Japanese brand that was incubated barely a year ago. Manufactured in Thailand, the Attrage takes on a new identity in a few markets of the world and goes by the name Mitubishi Mirage G4. Rivals to the Attrage are the dull Nissan Sunny and overpriced HondaLeth: I don't know the exact date but it was about four months after I started working at my comic book shop. I've been there about three years so it's been about that long. That's when I first started posting them online.

What made you interested in going the webcomics route in the beginning of your career?

One of Kate Leth's comics from her "Kate or Die" webcomic.

Honestly, before I started working at the comic shop I was not a huge comic reader. I grew up reading Archie and have an incredible love/hate relationship with Archie Comics. I got back into it when I started living with some roommates who were really comics fanatics. They got me started reading again. They got me into "Runaways" and re-introduced me to webcomics,


write about, but I just don't feel right being candid about. I feel like I'll eventually have to go the route of writing a graphic novel and vaguely disguising people under the guise of fiction. [Laughs]

I remember Ellen Forney made the point that she's completely open about what she wants to be completely open about, but other things she never discusses.

I read her book "Marbles" recently and I felt that way reading it. When I was a fan of comics and I would read them I felt the same way. When I was reading "DAR" and I was reading Kate Beaton's family comics you feel, "Wow, I really know this person." As I've gotten to know artists and made more of my own comics, you realize, no. It'san essay?"

Are you conscious of your style and how it's changed?

I think I'm better at drawing than a couple years ago. [Laughs] Those first comics I did were super rough. I try a lot harder now to make things a little cleaner and to make my characters look a little different and to put backgrounds in things. I don't know. I've been really trying to improve the way that I do things and see what other people are doing–not to steal their styles, but to take little pieces and figure out how they can work for you. I've been working on it.

So who are the Valkyries and why should we beware them?

You should beware them because they are fierce. [Laughs]

The Valkyries are a group of females that work


what is happening. I sign on and it tells me that user I'd and password are not recognized.

It may be time to permanently switch to gmail. I have used this account for 10 years, so it will be painful, as so many people have this email address for me, but this is just getting to be ridiculous.

Why would all third party programs tell me my password is wrong, when it is not? Comcast is somehow not verifying appropriately.

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Managing multiple stressors: Impacts from changing climate are often first felt through their effect on ecological disturbance (wildlife, flood, insects and disease). Managing ecosystems for resilience to these forces is a wise place to focus resource action.


[Mass screening for glaucoma].
Mass-screening of the population over 40 years by tonometry is not recommended for developed countries. However, tonometry of each patient attending the ophthalmologist, is absolutely necessary. Omitting tonometry is only justified, if special reasons prevent it, for example inflammations. If reading-glasses are always prescribed by the ophthalmologist and tonometry is done on each such patient, then this is the adequate and sufficient protection of the population against glaucoma blindness. Preventive examinations of the group in the highest danger to become blind from glaucoma, i.e. persons of 55-65 years of age, might perhaps be useful, if the tonometric limit is set high (30 mmHg) and if a check of the visual field by the Friedman-Analyzer is combined with tonometry. The aim of such examinations would nottotal amount demanded for each plaintiff to less than $50,000.00.
White plaintiffs subsequently filed a second amending and supplemental petition and alleged that GM had breached its sales contract with White plaintiffs by virtue of fraudulent concealment, failure to disclose, and breach of implied warranties, which constituted failed performance and/or failed good faith performance. The petition was also amended to name only GM as a defendant.
Thereafter, GM filed a declinatory exception pleading the objections of improper venue, lack of subject matter jurisdiction, lis pendens, and alternatively, the dilatory exception pleading the objection of prematurity.
White plaintiffs filed a third amending and supplemental petition on April 19, 1993. Through this petition, Shelby Cedotal d/b/a Cedotal Farms and Wilbert Cole were added as plaintiffs.[1] Additionally, the petition set forth more allegations in


support of class action status. The petition also alleged several causes of action, including redhibition, products liability, and uniform negligent misrepresentation/omission.
On April 19, 1993, White plaintiffs also filed a motion for class certification pursuant to La.C.C.P. arts. 591-597. The requested class was defined, in pertinent part, as follows:
All persons residing and all entities operating in the State of Louisiana, who or which own at least one Chevrolet or GMC fullsized pickup truck from the range of model years 1973 through 1987, within any of the following manufacturer-designated categories:

C 10 (½ ton)          C 1500 (½ ton)
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C 30 (1 ton)     for judgment, the trial court noted that GM had stipulated that neither numerosity nor adequacy of class counsel would be disputed. Thereafter, the trial court set forth findings in support of the requirements of adequacy of representation and common character. On this date, the trial court rendered a separate judgment, denying GM's exceptions of improper venue, lack of subject matter jurisdiction, lis pendens, and improper cumulation of actions.[2]
On May 21, 1993, GM filed a petition for suspensive appeal of both of the judgments rendered on May 17, 1993. The petition was granted and a bond was set.
While this matter was proceeding in the Eighteenth Judicial District Court, GM had removed several similar state actions to federal court[3] and successfully moved that the Judicial Panel on Multi-District Litigation (MDL


a thorough analysis of the class action in Louisiana.
The class action is a nontraditional litigation procedure permitting a representative with typical claims to sue or defend on behalf of, and stand in judgment for, a class of similarly situated persons when the question is one of common or general interest to persons so numerous as to make it impracticable to bring them all before the court. See Herbert B. Newberg & Alba Conte, 1 Newberg on Class Actions, § 1.01, p. 1-2, 1-3 (3d ed. 1992). The purpose and intent of class action procedure is to adjudicate and obtain res judicata effect on all common issues applicable not only to the representatives who bring the action, but to all others who are "similarly situated," provided they are givenquestions of law or fact. The "true" class action was described by original Rule 23(a) as an action in which "the right to enforcement for .... the class was ... joint, or common, or secondary in the sense that the owner of primary right refuses to enforce it and class member thus becomes entitled to enforce it." As opposed to judgments in "true" class actions, judgments in "spurious" and "hybrid" class actions did not determine the rights of absent class members.
In 1961, Louisiana enacted Articles 591-597 of the Code of Civil Procedure, modeled after original Federal Rule 23. However, the redactors of the Code of Civil Procedure rejected the hybrid and spurious class action models, authorizing only "true" class actions. La.C.C.P. art. 591, Comment (c). In 1966, Federal


right sought to be enforced," we looked to the federal rules and noted that those rules were revised in 1966 because of the "difficulty of characterization required by this term of indefinite and imprecise meaning" and to describe "in more practicable terms the occasions for maintaining class actions." Id.

We thus adopted what we then called the "discretionary grant" given to trial judges in amended Federal Rule 23(b) as guidelines to be used by Louisiana courts in determining whether to allow a class action. Id. Federal Rule 23(b) provides:
An action may be maintained as a class action if the prerequisites of subdivision (a) are satisfied, and in addition:
(1) the prosecution of separate actions by or against individual members of the class would create a risk of
(A) inconsistent or varyingadjudications with respect to individual members of the class which would establish incompatible standards of conduct for the party opposing the class, or (B) adjudications with respect to individual members of the class which would as a practical matter be dispositive of the interests of the other members not parties to the adjudications or substantially impair or impede their ability to protect their interests; or
(2) the party opposing the class has acted or refused to act on grounds generally applicable to the class, thereby making appropriate final injunctive relief or corresponding declaratory relief with respect to the class as a whole; or
(3) the court finds that the questions of law or fact common to the members of the class predominate over any questions affecting only individual members, and


an action by or on behalf of parties alleged to be *490 members of a class, the court, on its own motion, or on the motion of any party or on trial of any exception directed to such issue, shall determine whether the action may be properly maintained as a class action as a prerequisite to any further proceedings therein. If the court finds that the action should be maintained as a class action, it shall certify the action accordingly; otherwise the action shall be dismissed. The court may permit amendment of the pleadings in the action to permit maintenance thereof as an ordinary proceeding on behalf of parties expressly named therein.
B. In the process of class certification or at any time thereafter before decision on the merits,on C/K Trucks were defective was sufficient to meet Louisiana's common character requirement. GM contested that finding and appealed. Nonetheless, the Court is satisfied that any dispute over the propriety of the certification of a nationwide class should be resolved *491 in favor of certifying the Settlement Class. A court may certify a class for settlement purposes even where it could not certify the same class for litigation purposes. In re: Beef Industry Antitrust Litigation, 607 F.2d 167 (5th Cir.1979), cert. den'd, 452 U.S. 905, 101 S.Ct. 3029, 69 L.Ed.2d 405 (1981). Because these claims are being resolved by virtue of the Settlement, issues of differences in the design of the C/K Trucks, different applicable laws, prescription, and other issues that GM may argue prevent certification of a


national class for trial purposes will not need to be decided. On the contrary, predominant common issue now is whether the Settlement is a fair, reasonable and adequate compromise of class members' claims. Consequently, the court is persuaded that the Settlement should be considered in determining whether the class should be certified. In re: Asbestos Litigation, 90 F.3d 9[6]3 (5th Cir.1996); Dunk v. Ford Motor Co., 48 Cal.App.4th 1794, 56 Cal.Rptr.2d 483 (4th Dist.1996). (Emphasis ours).
Clearly, the trial court did not consider any of the requirements of Federal Rule 23(b), in contravention of the dictates of Amchem Products, Inc. v. Windsor and Louisiana jurisprudence.[15] In fact, the trial court did what the Amchem court specifically noted that federal courts lacked authority to do  substitute for Rule 23'sto the settlement") must mail any such request for exclusion or objection to the settlement in writing postmarked within forty-five (45) days of the initial mailing of the Notice pursuant to Paragraph VII.2(b). Requests for exclusion shall be mailed to CLASS COUNSEL, and objections to the settlement are to be mailed to the Clerk of the Court, at the addresses set forth in the mailed Notices, with copies to CLASS COUNSEL and counsel for General Motors. Persons requesting exclusion and objectors to the settlement must set forth their full name and current address and list the make, model year, and vehicle identification number (printed on the envelope/notice) of their vehicle or vehicles. Objectors to the settlement must state in writing all objections and the reasons therefor, and shall


of attorneys' fees, costs and/or expenses that may be requested under this paragraph and paragraph X.2. cannot be negotiated within 40 days following preliminary approval by the Court of this Agreement, General Motors may elect to withdraw from this Agreement and this Agreement and any actions taken pursuant thereto shall be null and void, shall have no further force and effect with respect to any party in this Litigation, and shall not be offered in evidence or used in the Litigation for any purpose, including the existence, certification or maintenance *500 of any purported class. In such event, the Agreement and all negotiations, proceedings, documents prepared and statements made in connection herewith shall be without prejudice to General Motors and plaintiffs, shall not be deemed or construed tocertification of the class as stated in Plaintiffs' Motion for Class Certification and any amendments thereto, and/or to seek approval of the trial court to alter or amend the class definition proposed in this Agreement. An election to withdraw shall be deemed immediately effective if given in writing by General Motors to CLASS COUNSEL. The negotiated limits on the amount of attorneys' fees, costs and/or expenses shall be disclosed in the Notice (Exhibit D). In no event shall General Motors be obligated to pay any attorneys' fees, cost and/or expenses that may be sought by any or all counsel that have represented the SETTLEMENT CLASS in excess of the negotiated limits. General Motors shall have the right and shall have standing to object to any request for attorneys'


safety of the C/K Trucks, and where a retrofit could likely make these old trucks less safe. The Court is not equipped with the technical expertise and other resources to require any party to develop and test a "fix" and has not determined that one would be required. The absence of any authority in any state or federal jurisprudence to require such action persuades the Court that it should be given little weight in evaluating the fairness of the Settlement.
Courts are not equipped to decide whether and how to fix allegedly defective products. The appropriate venue for such decisions is *506 the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration ("NHTSA") or other administrative agencies with the budget, staffing, technical expertise and legislative mandate. Indeed, as of the date of executionseparate Petitions for Attorneys' Fees and Reimbursement of Costs and Expenses, laving considered the evidence and arguments of all interested parties and any and all objections to the requests for attorneys' fees and costs, and all class members having been given an opportunity to be heard on this matter, the Court hereby finds as follows:
La.Code Civ.P. art. 595 authorizes a court to award representative parties in class litigation "their reasonable expenses of litigation, including attorneys' fees, when as a result of the class action a fund is made available, or a recovery or compromise is had which is beneficial to the class". This Court finds that the June 27, 1996 Settlement creates a beneficial common fund providing substantial benefits to settlement class members, within the purview of art.


increased to drive continuous quality improvement of program implementation. The new benchmark was the number of services achieving 80% (or more) of the practices that are relevant for their particular service.

### Data Analysis

Data were reported as percentages (%) or proportion of the total of ECEC services achieving training, practice achievement, and program adoption targets. Chi-squared tests for differences in proportion were used to ascertain differences between data collection points as well as difference of training, practice and adoption measures between type of service and priority groups. Data analysis was performed using Microsoft Excel 2013. Differences were regarded as statistically significant at the *p* \< 0.05 level.

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Data relating to training has been collected since July 2008 and monitoring of program implementation has been collected since July 2012.

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Trained is0.0001) and services in remote communities increased from 27.8 to 59.4% (chi- squared = 6.053, *p* = 0.0139).

From 2016 to 2017 there was a decrease for ECEC services with a high proportion of Aboriginal children (81.2%) and disadvantaged communities (76.4%). This decrease was because of the change in the benchmark. However, program adoption for services in remote communities increased to 66.7% despite the change in the benchmark.

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This paper has described the training and implementation of the *Munch & Move* program over time with a focus on implementation in disadvantaged, Aboriginal and remote communities. The *Munch & Move* program has influenced the healthy eating and physical activity environments in NSW ECEC services. Our findings are consistent with the Nutrition and Physical Activity Self Assessment for Child Care intervention


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On a windy Wednesday in March, though -- or any other day that brings instant, tragic, change-of-life moments-- the old truths about heroism arrive again. Games are games. Real life is real life. Heroism is being there when people need help.

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this study. I will paste the abstract for that below.

Below is a WebMD article, the abstract of the study itself, Life Extension's response to this study, and Dr. Bjelokavic's antioxidants and GI cancer study below.

Antioxidant Supplements Raise Death RiskFeb 26, 2007(WebMD) Use of the popular antioxidant supplements beta-carotene, vitamin E, or vitamin A slightly increases a person's risk of death, an overview of human studies shows. The study also shows no benefit — and no harm — for vitamin C supplements. Selenium supplements tended to very slightly reduce risk of death.Oxidative stress — caused by highly reactive "free radical" compounds circulating in the blood — is a factor in most diseases.Antioxidants sweep up these free radicals. It seems to be a no-brainer that taking antioxidant supplements would protectone to step back and wonder if the findings are relevant to the healthy population that uses these supplements to maintain healtand avoid chronic disease," Shao says. "That is a point they don't make: that antioxidants are not used to treat cancer or heart disease. They are used for disease prevention."Edgar R. Miller III, M.D., Ph.D., associate professor of medicine at Johns Hopkins University, in 2004 analyzed clinical trials of vitamin E. He found that high doses of vitamin E did more harm than good. Miller has high praise for the Bjelakovic/Gluud study."This is a great study. It is the highest form of scientific evidence," Miller tells WebMD. "I don't think that [Shao's] criticism is legitimate. I argue this is the best technique to analyze all this information."Gluud


of fatal stroke was 29% lower in the group taking the highest amount of vitamin C and beta-carotene;19 Two studies with different designs conducted in Linxian, an area of north central China with some of the world's highest rates of esophageal and stomach cancer and a population with a chronically low intake of several nutrients, showed significant reductions in mortality associated with antioxidant intake: One study showed that in 3,318 persons with esophageal dysplasia, a precursor to esophageal cancer, significantly lower total and cancer mortality risk was observed in those Chinese receiving beta-carotene, vitamin E, and selenium, and a whopping 55% decrease in mortality due to cerebrovascular disease;20 A second study in 29,584 adult Chinese followed from March 1986-May 1991 showed a significantly lower total mortality among thoseAge Ageing. 1992;21:435-439. Brown BG, Zhao XQ, Chait A, et al. Simvastatin and niacin, antioxidant vitamins, or the combination for the prevention of coronary disease. N Engl J Med. 2001;345: 1583-1592. Marras C, McDermott MP, Rochon PA, Tanner CM, Naglie G, Rudolph A, et al. Survival in Parkinson disease: thirteen-year follow-up of the DATATOP cohort. Neurology. 2005;64:87-93. Wright ME, Lawson KA, Weinstein SJ, Pietinen P, Taylor PR, Virtamo J, Albanes D. Higher baseline serum concentrations of vitamin E are associated with lower total and cause-specific mortality in the Alpha-Tocopherol, Beta-Carotene Cancer Prevention Study. Am J Clin Nutr. 2006 Nov;84(5):1200-7. Ito Y, Suzuki K, Ishii J, Hishida H, et al. A population-based follow-up study on mortality from cancer or cardiovascular disease and serum carotenoids, retinol and tocopherols in Japanese


Neff MJ, Jurkovich GJ, Klotz P, Farver K, Ruzinski JT, Radella F, Garcia I, Maier RV. Randomized, prospective trial of antioxidant supplementation in critically ill surgical patients. Ann Surg. 2002 Dec;236(6):814-22. http://www.newsvine.com/_news/2007/02/27/589608-antioxidants-dont-help-you-live-longer http://oregonstate.edu/dept/ncs/newsarch/2007/Feb07/vitaminstudy.html http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2007/02/27/AR2007022700925.html

------- Another abstract by Dr. Bjelakovic:

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ruling on the pending motion to quash. The hearing examiner ruled that in the absence of a definitive FTC ruling on the motion, the subpoena was still in force. Corporate records of FFF requested by Ms. Alexander's subpoena were then tendered, under protest of counsel, by a Mr. Herbert Oliver. Mr. Oliver, an employee of FFF, testified in Ms. Alexander's stead regarding the tendered records, subject to her later confirmation.
On the following day, August 15, counsel for respondents received word by telephone that the FTC had denied their motions to quash, and several days later received in the mail what purported to be an order denying the motions. Counsel for respondents contended then, as they do today, that the order was invalid because it was not properly signedthe following day, on August 7. Again, the respondents moved to quash. This time, the motion was denied before respondents were required to testify, but respondents still refused to do so and were held in default. No further action was taken by the FTC to enforce this second set of subpoenas.
If the purpose of today's proceedings were to enforce the identical subpoenas served upon respondents in July of 1968 (and again in August of 1969), then the court would not hesitate in granting the present petitions, regardless of whether the Commission had previously obtained FFF's corporate records in an illegal fashion. This conclusion would necessarily follow from the lack of any connection between the FTC's alleged prior unlawful behavior and the present subpoenas. But respondents assert the existence


and granted Calandra's motion. The Supreme Court reversed on the grounds that application of the exclusionary rule to the facts of that case would seriously interrupt and interfere with the grand jury's historically sanctioned investigatory and accusatory functions. As stated by the Court:
Permitting witnesses to invoke the exclusionary rule before a grand jury would precipitate adjudication of issues * * * only tangentially related to the grand jury's primary objective. [footnote omitted]. The probable result would be "protracted interruption of grand jury proceedings," Gelbard v. United States, 408 U.S. 41, 70, 92 S.Ct. 2357, 2372, 33 L.Ed.2d 179 1972) (White, J., concurring), effectively transforming them into preliminary trials on the merits.
414 U.S. at 349, 94 S.Ct. at 620-21, 38 L. Ed.2d at 572. The Court distinguished Silverthorne oncompany.

Jack Irvine, former editor of the Scottish Sun and managing director of News International in Scotland said "there seems to be a witch hunt at the Sun run by a former Daily Telegraph executive" who didn't know how tabloids operated.

He said one reporter was confronted after spending £11 or £12 on a drink for a policeman. "He was asked did you give him the money or did you buy him the drink? The reporter turned round and said you don't think a policeman is going to put his career on the line for £11 or £12. That's how ridiculous it has become.

"The Sun boys are feeling very threatened and demoralised by all of this," Irvine told Sky News.

3.13pm:Roy Greenslade has published a blogpost asking "Can you really believe


James Murdoch's hacking story?". He analyses Murdoch's responses to MPs' questioning, saying the News Corp boss was attempting to put "clear blue water" between himself and Tom Crone. Greenslade concludes:

...though the headlines may well be devoted to Tom Watson's jibe about Murdoch acting like a mafia boss (early examples here and here and here) it paled beside the Asda moment raised by Philip Davies.

After explaining that he used to work for the supermarket chain (owned by the giant US company, Walmart) Davies registered his incredulity that Murdoch could have authorised the payment of more than £500,000 (to Taylor) without inquiring deeply into the reasons.

"It all seems so cavalier to me," said Davies. "You agree to settle cases with no real cap but a ballpark figure. You agree that"At best, his evidence on this matter was disingenuous."

• Tom Watson MP surprised Murdoch by saying he had met NoW reporter Neville Thurlbeck on Thursday morning to discuss what had happened at the News of the World. Thurlbeck told the MP that he had asked Crone about the "for Neville" email and the reporter told him that the lawyer had said he had shown it to the News Corp boss.

• But Thurlbeck subsequently appeared to dispute Watson's account. He said a dossier he had compiled to clear his name would be "good news" for James Murdoch, as it would show that he had been "seriously misled" by senior NoW executives.

• Murdoch said he found Tom Watson MP's line of questioning about the mafia "offensive". Watson then accused the


News Corp executive of being "the first mafia boss in history" who did not know what was going on in his organisation

• Murdoch refused to rule out closure of the Sun were it to be proved that phone hacking took place at the paper. He told MPs that it was important not to prejudge the outcome of any investigations, but that he was not ruling anything out – including shutting down the UK's biggest-selling newspaper.

• The Guardian has uncovered evidence proving that James Murdoch was mistaken when he told MPs that he did not believe News International had, to date, admitted liability for any kind of computer or email hacking.operators that refuse to carry the channel or that charge extra for it and turn to satellite or cable TV companies that offer the network.

Cable operators, meanwhile, remain defiant.

The number of Time Warner customers disconnecting their service because of the absence of the NFL Network has been "insignificant," says chief programming officer Melinda Witmer, whose company has 14.6 million subscribers in 33 states, including Texas and Wisconsin.

If NFL Network wants a slot on Time Warner's cable systems, it will have to settle for having the network placed in a sports programming package or having games shown on a pay-per-view basis, she says.

"There's a lot of football on broadcast, on ESPN," Witmer says. "Our customers say they're seeing enough football."

How crazy has the fight between the NFL and cable


showing efficacy to date, as well as the largest, were with SSRIs. The authors supported SSRIs as first-line agents in the pharmacotherapy of PTSD and supported their value in long-term treatment [16].

Although the effects seen in RCTs have established SSRIs as first-line therapy, results are conflicting with respect to treatment of combat-related PTSD, with some veterans responding well but the majority requiring other classes of medications or requiring combinations of various agents [17]. The low response rate to SSRIs in combat veterans has been attributed to several conditions, especially the presence of co-occurring depressive disorders, other anxiety disorders, substance abuse, and other co-occurring medical conditions [17]. It is important to assess response of each symptom as well overall response in determining the effectiveness of SSRI treatment in combat10-mg/day increments at intervals of at least 1 week. Doses of 20 and 40 mg/day of paroxetine are effective and well tolerated in the treatment of adults with chronic PTSD [23,24]. Higher doses may be needed in patients with co-occurring depression/anxiety. Dose adjustments should be made to maintain the patient on the lowest effective dose, and patients should be periodically reassessed to determine the need for continued treatment. The most commonly observed adverse events associated with the use of paroxetine include asthenia, sweating, nausea, dry mouth, diarrhea, decreased appetite, somnolence, decreased libido, and erectile dysfunction.

Fluoxetine (Prozac)

Fluoxetine [25–28] is usually dosed 10 to 20 mg/day for 1 week, then increased to 20 mg/day. Doses up to 60 mg daily may be considered after several weeks if there is no


Q:

Show products from above 99$ price in Woocommerce using shortcode or php code

I am searching for a conditional shortcode based on product price. I have 2k+ products on Woocommerce now and I want to show products above 99$ price from a specific category and from whole products.
How can I apply this conditions in the shortcode? Is there any way to do this?
Actually, I want to apply in a widget, so shortcode form will work.
Below is simple shortcode to show products but I want to apply this needed condition:
[products limit="10" columns="4" category="hoodies, tshirts"]

Any help will be appreciated.

A:

Update on August 2018: (added 'type' => 'DECIMAL', to the meta_query array)

For WooCommerce 3.3+ you can better use:
Display on a page all products below a specific price in Woocommerce

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abstract: 'The underlying objective of food authentication studies is to determine whether unknown food samples have been correctly labelled. In this paper we study three near infrared (NIR) spectroscopic datasets from food samples of different types: meat samples (labelled by species), olive oil samples (labelled by their geographic origin) and honey samples (labelled as pure or adulterated by different adulterants). We apply and compare a large number of classification, dimension reduction and variable selection approaches to these datasets. NIR data pose specific challenges to classification and variable selection: the datasets are high - dimensional where the number of cases ($n$) $<<$ number of features ($p$) and the recorded features are highly serially correlated. In this paper we carry out comparative analysis of different approaches and find that partial


least squares, a classic tool employed for these types of data, outperforms all the other approaches considered.'
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title: Comparison of Machine Learning Models in Food Authentication Studies
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Principal Component Analysis (PCA), Linear Discriminant Analysis (LDA), Quadratic Discriminant Analysis (QDA), Support Vector Machine (SVM), Marginal Relevance (MR), Feature Selection, Dimension Reduction, Random Forest (RF), Genetic Algorithm (GA), Functional Principal Component Analysis (FPCA), Logit Boost (LB), Bayesian Kernel Projection Classifier (BKPC), Partial Least Squares (PLS), k-Nearest Neighbours (kNN).

**Introduction**
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In this paper we analyse three infrared (NIR) spectroscopic datasets from food authentification studies. The aim of such studies is to determine whether the food samples have been correctly labelled. This translates to a multi-category supervised classification problem, where a classifier is trained on a set of samples and the knownmethod that allows for nonlinear, but less flexible, decision boundaries. The set of split decisions can be mapped to a tree diagram, which has the advantage of making the final classifier interpretable.

**Random Forrests** (RF) extend the above approach by growing a number of decision trees on bootstrapped samples of the training set. In order to decorrelate the trees, only a small subset of randomly selected features is considered when searching for the optimal split-points. Finally a single consensus prediction is obtained from all the trees using majority vote. The total decrease in the Gini index from splitting on a feature, averaged over all trees, can be taken as an estimate of that feature’s importance. Random forests are known to outperform the decision trees in regression and classification tasks,


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Comparative analyses of algorithms have been used in many different application domains, see for example [@SOLA]. The success of potential approaches is domain specific and will depend on the structure ofhad turned around just to see me as I dropped my pants
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