you set the model default as capitalism with freedom, then you can create a restriction within it, with nerdy little socialist notions, within that context -- socialism on one sim. Wantfrieswiththat, which is Gwen's socialist paradise, is a good example of that concept -- it's capitalism-sustained with the owner, who has a good income in RL, as the backup.

Which brings me to a funny point about Michi. When we were doing that excercise of meeting in groups and making proposals to the Lindens, back when they used to work that way (imagine!), Michi INSISTED that there be collectivized ownership built into the tools -- that there not be one owner only. She absolutely HAD to have uravnilovka (forced levelling) so that her collective of furries in Luskwood, whoand drum circles are not going to rule the day . . . simply say . . . "I am an INDIVIDUAL and I will not bend to your socialist agenda. My accomplishments will not be buried and distributed. Down with Michi Lumin and Get Luskwood OFF OF SL!!! !!!"

@ObfuscatorRand, Go be butthurt somewhere else. I never really got the 'cool to hate furries' movement.

If you want to hate somebody. Hate somebody useful like the pedophiles. 99.99% of furries keep to themselves and don't bug anybody else. I've personally have a LOT more problems from SL residents that AREN'T furries than I have that were.

Sounds like the author of this article had problems early on and Michi is just a convenient scapegoat, since most of the information is


faith in God, not merely expect that the weak die out or fall by the wayside and the strong survive. Darwinism has never been proved to be applicable to culture or politics, even if applicable to physical bodies.

I really find much of Ayn Rand offensive. I can think of one quote I think is useful, however:

"“Civilization is the progress toward a society of privacy. The savage's whole existence is public, ruled by the laws of his tribe. Civilization is the process of setting man free from men." Ayn Rand

All well and good, and a good antidote to the primal collectivism of communism (which is why communism and socialism are backwards and not progressive).

But, in addition to being able to free people up from the village, the tribe, theplace to tell them what they they should do. By doing so you become just as tyrannical as those you (unjustly and without factual basis) accuse now.

And also FYI.. Pure capitalism is just as flawed a concept as pure communism and actually the eventual outcomes of both are quite identical.. A few with great wealth and the vast majority living in poverty. Capitalism only works when regulated with safeguards.. which by definition, makes it not really capitalism.

"Capitalism is a relatively recent development - it didn't fully supplant feudalism in Europe, for example, until the mid-nineteenth century."

Capitalism existed long before the world was coined and defined. Markets exist in all societies. Even in the Soviet Union they had an underground black market. Thousands of years ago humans were trading


to check out Mollie's website/social networks, she took the photographs for us and is just wonderful!

http://www.mollierose.co.uk

http://mollierosephotography.blogspot.co.uk

https://twitter.com/mollieroseskeff

And also remember to check out Beth, she is a beauty guru on Youtube and an amazing singer!

http://www.youtube.com/user/Lookastar13

http://www.youtube.com/user/bethanhorton13

https://twitter.com/bethanhorton

Thanks for reading guys! There are 2 more outfit posts to come from this shoot!

Tuesday, 25 March 2014

For some reason Blogger has altered the colours of the images and I can't seem to change it!

Fay's outfitHat - H&M

Polo neck - Zara

Joni Jeans - Topshop

Cardigan - H&M

Shoes - New Look

Beth's outfit

Top - New Look

Necklace - H&M

Hayden Jeans - Topshop

Shoes - New Look

On Sunday, Beth and I made our way up to London town where we met Mollie, the lovely girl who would be photographing us for the day! We had a cheeky starbucks and made our wayAbigail Hyndman

Abigail Hyndman (born 1990) is a Virgin Islander beauty pageant titleholder. Crowned Miss British Virgin Islands 2011, she also represented the British overseas territory in the 2012 Miss Universe pageant.

Early life
Born in 1990, she was a student of biology at Xavier University in Louisiana in 2012, where she considered becoming a nun as well.

Pageant career
She was among 89 contestants vying for Miss Universe 2012.

Abigail Hyndman was chosen as Miss British Virgin Islands 2011 during the final event held at the Multi Purpose Sports Complex on 31 July 2011 in Road Town.

Hyndman represented the British Virgin Islands in Miss Universe 2012.

References

External links
Official Miss British Virgin Islands website

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within navigation can be defined as a query for data access and a query for correlation. For instance, a query for data access can be utilized to provide data access to certain type of node where resources are data. Whereas a query for correlation provides the correlation of the data based upon, for example, metadata and/or keywords. In other words, the term “query” refers to getting data (e.g., projects data), whereas the term “navigation” refers to getting related data (e.g., projects relationships and data). This navigational projection of relationships between data can also be referred to as a “non-linear” exploration of data.
During non-linear exploration of data within a hypermedia system, a user typically can become lost and/or disorientated by the extensive cognitive overhead. Essentially, users can be overwhelmedWednesday, December 14

Reflecting on the Season. One of the recent prompts for Picture the Holidays was to “shoot something in a reflective surface and see what you find. It could be you looking back at you, or it could be some other kind of seasonal magic.” Of course my first thought was the shiny ornaments on my tree. But that seemed too easy. I wasn’t entirely sure what reflective surface I was going to shoot or what seasonal magic I might find, but I kept an eye out all day.

Then, that night, in a very rare quiet moment, I was standing in the dark kitchen contemplating what chocolate might be lurking there. And then I looked up. The tree was reflecting on the sliding glass door, which in


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Simple online pong game network synchronization

I'm writing a simple online pong game for two players playing over the network. It's a client-server application, with a game logic on the server side. I have some problems with game synchronization on the client side, and the result is pretty unsatisfying. This is how it currently works:

On the server side I've got a game object that stores position of the players and the ball, each object has its x, y position and x,y velocity. Based on that position of the objects is updated in the loop.
On the client side there is same local object with the same data, and it is also beeing updated in the loop.
When player presses/releases up or down client sends a network packet with one integer, so


and set the racket position at y=105+latency*0.1= 105*30*0.1= 108px

Again, client and server are synchronized!
Desync can happens on the other client when the first client stop moving. In this case the player racket will "jump" a little bit. When this is not critical, it's possible to smooth this transition.
Hope it will help.

a small price to pay to save a life.

In the case of polio, we've increased coverage of the vaccine so that we're on the threshold of eradicating the disease altogether. The number of cases has gone down more than 99 percent in the past 20 years, and I think we can bring it all the way down to zero with the continued support of donor countries and a concerted push in polio-affected countries.

Running across all the issues I touch on in the letter--foreign aid, vaccines, polio, and more--is the theme of leadership. I talk about British Prime Minister David Cameron, who has been a bold leader on maintaining aid spending. I also talk about Jim Grant, the former head of UNICEF, who led a massive campaign in the


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in a deciding fashion, lingering instead into futile discussions and conversations as they are used for so long. Words, words, words but not effective actions as Trump says it often. In the meantime ordinary citizens are at risk of loosing their life and living in fear. Sad!

Posted on 7/26/16 | 9:21 PM CET

Jerry

Can you say “bakshish?” Is he going to cry? Everybody’s always pickin’ on him

Posted on 7/27/16 | 1:39 AM CET

me

@Corni

I’m sure the EU have a receipt for everything 😀 Erdoğan probably thought it would go to his government to disperse as he saw fit, and more importantly on what he saw fit to spend it on. It has probably gone to organisations within Turkey that are dealing with the refugees.

Posted on 7/27/16 | 10:21 AM CET

Deb

@Corni

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We report a case of 43-year-old previously healthy male admitted to our hospital with symptoms of heart failure. Two-dimensional echocardiography demonstrated a previously undiagnosed dilated cardiomyopathy and massive left intraventricular thrombi. Because patient did not give consent for surgical thrombectomy, thrombolytic treatment with streptokinase was introduced. In the further course of hospitalization, ischaemic stroke was diagnosed despite the resolution of intracardiac thrombi observed on serial control echocardiography.


when they went to obtain the backup tapes, the IRS employees said nobody had ever asked for them.

At one point in 2014, even after the emails had been under subpoena from the oversight committee, IRS employees erased 424 backup tapes that included Lerner emails, Deputy Inspector General Timothy P. Camus testified.

He said that they weren’t fully destroyed but rather degaussed, which is a way of magnetically scrambling digital information.

Mr. Camus said his investigation determined that the IRS didn’t intentionally try to hide information, but said instead it was “an unbelievable set of circumstances” that will be detailed in a report to be released soon — though blame appears to lie with low-level employees at a storage facility in West Virginia.

All told, the inspector general has recovered about 1,000end of the season.

"I have unfinished business here. I've been keeping tabs on the club and the team for the whole season. I obviously still have friends here, they've been doing great.

"It's a family club so I'm just happy to be part of it again. Hopefully I can help the boys get over the line for promotion and win the league.

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"When I first came we finished seventh and missed out on the play-offs by goal difference so that was very upsetting for me.

The season after we were nowhere near it. That was tough as well. I obviously left, for a number of reasons, but as I've said I've been keeping tabs on the club this season and they've been doing great.

"I've always wished nothing but the best for


thing it needs most: a partner on the ground capable of reclaiming and holding territory, as the Iraqi government is doing in its areas. Widespread evidence of torture, chemical weapons attacks and even war crimes by Assad's forces had made a partnership infeasible to Obama and most of America's foreign policy establishment.

Meanwhile, Russia's intervention since September 2015 has dramatically shored up Assad's position. If Assad and Putin now take on IS in its strongholds in northeastern Syria, it is less difficult to imagine Trump accepting perhaps a tacit partnership.

Trump has said Assad may be "bad" but the rebels fighting to topple him "could be worse." He has said the U.S. has no idea who its allies in the country are and has appeared most concerned about containing theof the control groups. Immunohistochemistry analysis of the tumor biopsies clearly showed the expression of VEGI in the over-expression group increased while CD31 and CD34 decreased significantly. In vitro and in vivo, the early apoptosis rate and the apoptosis index were increased within the VEGI over-expression group as compared with the control group. Taken together, recombinant lentivirus that were successfully constructed, demonstrated up-regulated VEGI gene expression in breast cancer cells. Lentivirus-mediated over-expression of VEGI weakened the ability of the breast cancer cell migration, adhesion and invasion. Over-expression of VEGI diminished the tumorigenic capacity of breast cancer cells in vivo. Up-regulation of VEGI gene expression however inhibited breast cancer MDA-MB-231 cell in the early apoptosis.


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Emergency mass notification system (EMNS) providers distribute succinct information to masses of individuals during an emergency event. Recently, EMNS providers have focused on broad functionality and have turned to computer interfaces for the activation of their products due to the wide range of alerts needed. While the ease of networked communication allows more rapid information dissemination, there are complexities due to the different protocols required by communication infrastructure and networks. Therefore, selecting the most appropriate message to disseminate can take considerable time.
Many emergency managers utilize multiple services to provide the scope of notifications that they deem necessary. For example, one service might send out text messages (SMS), another would create pop-up messages on computer workstations, and a third might initiate audible announcements across a large campus, both indoorin graphene p-i-n structures'
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Introduction
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Due to unique properties, graphene-layer (GL) and multiple-graphene-layer (MGL) structures [@1] with p-n and p-i-n junctions are considered as novel building blocks for a variety of electron, terahertz, and optoelectronic devices. Such junctions have been realized using both chemical doping  [@2; @3; @4; @5; @6] and “electrical” doping in the gated structures [@7; @8; @9; @10]. The formation of p-n and p-i-n junctions with the electrically induced p- and n-regions is possible even in MGL structures with rather large number of GLs [@11]. Different devices based on p-i-n junctions in GL and MGL structures have been proposed recently. In particular, the GL and MGL structures with reversed biased p-i-n junctions can be used in infrared (IR) and terahertz (THz) detectors [@12; @13; @14; @15; @16; @17; @18; @19] and


(or GLs) in the i-region. The Poisson equation for the two-dimensional electric potential $\psi = \psi(x,z)$ is presented as $$\label{1}
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= \frac{4\pi\,e}{\kappa} (\Sigma_e - \Sigma_d - \Sigma_h + \Sigma_a)\cdot \delta(z).$$ where $e = |e|$ is the electron charge, $\Sigma_e$ and $\Sigma_h$ are the net electron and hole sheet densities in the system (generally consisting of $K$ GLs), $\Sigma_d = \Sigma_d(x)$ and $\Sigma_a = \Sigma_a(x)$ are the densities of donors and acceptors in the i-region (located primarily near the contact regions), and $\delta(z)$ is the delta function reflecting the fact that the GL (MGL system) are located in a narrow layer near the plane $z = 0$. The axis $x$ is directed in this plane.

The transport of electrons and holes is governed by theThe same values of $q$ one obtains if $\nu_{eh} = 10^{12}$s $^{-1}$ and $\tau_R = 10^{-10}$ s. The parameters $Q$ and $q$ can also be presented as $4\pi\,Q \sim L/r_S^T$ and $q \sim (L^2/D\tau_R) \simeq (L/L_D)^2$, where $r_S^T = (\kappa\hbar^2v_W^2/4e^2T)$ and $L_D = \sqrt{D_i \tau_R}$ are the characteristic screening and the diffusion lengths in the i-region (in equilibrium when $\mu_i = 0$), respectively, and $D= v_W^2/2\nu_{eh}$ is the diffusion coefficient.

The boundary conditions for the set of the dimensionless Eqs.  (14) - (20) are given by $$\label{21}
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\Psi|_{\xi \leq -1, \zeta = 0} =  \Phi|_{\xi = -1 } = eV/2k_BT - \mu_c,$$ $$\label{24}
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DEBUG  org.springframework.web.servlet.DispatcherServlet: 996 - Successfully completed request
DEBUG   o.s.w.s.handler.LoggingWebSocketHandlerDecorator:  45 - New WebSocketServerSockJsSession[id=shizav88]
DEBUG       o.s.m.simp.broker.SimpleBrokerMessageHandler: 158 - Processing CONNECT session=shizav88
DEBUG      o.s.m.simp.user.UserDestinationMessageHandler: 187 - Translated /user/search -> [/search-usershizav88]

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stompClient.send("/app/search", {}, "test"));

Spring output:
DEBUG     o.s.m.s.a.s.SimpAnnotationMethodMessageHandler: 348 - Searching methods to handle SEND /app/search session=shizav88
DEBUG     o.s.m.s.a.s.SimpAnnotationMethodMessageHandler: 446 - Invoking de.benneq.next.search.SearchController#search[1 args]
DEBUG   o.s.b.factory.support.DefaultListableBeanFactory: 247 - Returning cached instance of singleton bean 'searchController'
DEBUG      o.s.m.simp.user.UserDestinationMessageHandler: 187 - Translated /user/shizav88/search -> [/search-usershizav88]

To me it looks like Spring maps the subscription to /search-usershizav88. And then uses /search-usershizav88 to send the response. But my JS client does not


$(u, v)$ is an *ancestor* of an edge $(x, y)$ and a vertex $x$ if $v = x$ or if $v$ is an ancestor of $x$. In this case, $(x, y)$ is a *descendant* of $(u, v)$ and $v$. Note that a vertex or an edge cannot be its own ancestor or descendant.

A *rooted binary phylogenetic tree* on $X$ is a rooted binary phylogenetic network that has no reticulations. To ease reading, we refer to a rooted binary phylogenetic network (resp. rooted binary phylogenetic tree) on $X$ simply as a phylogenetic network or network (resp. phylogenetic tree or tree). Furthermore, let $\nets$ denote the set of all phylogenetic networks on $X$ and let $\trees$ denote the set of all phylogenetic trees on $X$ where $n = \lvert Xis the length of a shortest -sequence from $N$ to $N'$. The -distance is defined analogously. @BLS17 have shown that the -distance is a metric on $\nets$. By the definition of the operation and its relation to the operation, it thus follows that the -distance is a metric on $\nets$. Moreover, when restricted to $\trees$, the - and the -distance equal the analogously defined -distance [@BLS17].

Agreement graph {#sec:AG}
===============

In this section, we define maximum agreement graphs for two phylogenetic networks $N$ and $N'$. The main idea is to find a graph that can be obtained from both $N$ and $N'$ with a minimum number of prunings (as defined below). Throughout this section, let $N, N' \in \nets$ with $r$ and $r'$ reticulations, respectively. Without loss of generality, assume that $r'


of reticulations or only differ in the number of reticulations.

**Case I – $l' = l'' = 0$.** In this case, by \[clm:AG:embeddingIFFpruning\] both $G'$ and $G''$ can be obtained from $N'$ by applying $s'$ and $s''$ prunings, respectively. We now apply all these prunings to $N'$ to construct $G$ in the following way. Like in \[clm:AG:embeddingIFFpruning\], we identify to which edges of $N'$ this prunings correspond and whether they prune at the tail or the head of the edge. Apply the $s'$ prunings of $G'$ to $N'$ to obtain, of course, $G'$. Next, to apply the $s''$ prunings (in $N'$) of $G''$ to $G'$, we have to identify which edges to prune in $G'$.

Assume, without loss of generality, that we want to prune $e = (u, v)$ atsequence of simple embedding changes to the sprouts of disagreement edges as illustrated in \[fig:AD:metric:caseIIbAEchange\] (i) and (ii) (the rules for h-sprouts and swapped colours are analogous). We can further align those disagreement edges of $G'$ and $G''$ that are mapped to green-orange edges with rule (iii) in \[fig:AD:metric:caseIIbAEchange\]. Now let $k'$ be the number disagreement edges of $G'$ (and thus also of $G''$) that are mapped to green-orange edges.

![For Case II.b, embedding changes of $G''$ (green) into $N'$ with respect to $\bar u$ and $\bar v$ to align the embeddings of disagreement edges of $G'$ (orange with dots) and $G''$ in $N'$.[]{data-label="fig:AD:metric:caseIIbAEchange"}](ADmetricCaseIIbAEchangeCB)

Obtain a new $N'$ from $N'$ by removing all green-orange edges from $N'$, obtain new $G'$ and $G''$ from $G'$ and $G''$ by removing $k'$ disagreement


with components $S_1, \ldots, S_m$. We distinguish whether $G$ contains an h-sprout or not.

Assume $G$ does not contain an h-sprout. Then $G$ is a maximum agreement forest for $T$ and $T'$. Therefore, $\operatorname{\ensuremath{d_{\text{\textup{AD}}}}}(T, T') = m - 1$, that is, it equals the number of components of $G$ minus one. Furthermore, by removing sprouts and their incident edges from $G$ we obtain a forest $F$ that is a maximum agreement forest for $T$ and $T'$ under the definition of @BS05. Hence, the statement follows from Theorem 2.1 by @BS05.

![How to convert h-sprouts from a maximum agreement graph $G$ for two trees to t-sprouts for \[clm:AD:treeRestriction\], when the h-sprout $\bar u$ is child of a degree two vertex (a), a degree-three vertex (b), or a t-sprout (c), respectively.[]{data-label="fig:AD:metric:eqSPR"}](ADeqSPR)

Now assumein the following way. Assume that $\bar v$ of $E_j$ is supposed to get regrafted to a vertex $\bar y$ with an incoming shadow edge $\bar f = (\bar w, \bar z)$. Then apply a to $N_{i-1}$ to prune $\bar f$ at $\bar w$ and regraft it where $\bar u$ is supposed to be attached. Then again, if $\bar u$ is supposed to be attached to a vertex $\bar x$ with an outgoing shadow edge $\bar f'$, remove $\bar f'$ with a operation after an embedding change. This step is illustrated in \[fig:MAG:PR:DoubleShadow\]. The case where only $\bar u$ is supposed to be attached to a vertex with an incident shadow edge but not $\bar v$ is handled analogously. If there is no shadow edge involved for either


Note that, after Case (D’) does not apply anymore, there can be no replacing sequence of h-sprouts that starts with a sprout of a disagreement edge left. (We do not, maybe even cannot, do the analogous for disagreement edges that start a replacing sequence of t-sprouts.)

Applying Case (A) or Case (A’) may now start with a sprout that has already a credit of one. However, as in both cases the credit is increased by at most two, the credit will afterwards be at most three.

So far we have applied Case (A) and (B) until not further possible. Then Case (C) and (C’) are applied at most once and $n$ times, respectively. We then apply Cases (A), (A’), (B), (B’) as long as possible. If then applicable we applythe other brands is that the members that are involved in the APL (all) have their own poker rooms,” Kim explained. “What the APL is providing is a platform for these communities to come together and play.”

This is part of the globalization of the game and with it growing steadily in Asia, it won’t be long before nations like Japan, India and the rest of Asia become full pledged members of the APL and with the initial sortie taking place in China, the competing clubs will have their first taste of competition with a scintillating prize pool on hand.

APL Beijing Leg: Aug 12- 18

The APL Beijing leg offers a $500,000 prize pool for a buy-in of $1,100 and Kim has been busy getting the word out and has


65? the husbands were 13 years younger. you are too old for me. hehehe.
I also put the body an the shelf in jan.96 and i only take it down for general maintance;lubrication for the joints and gets once a year wash. haha.

here is one, while cleaning houses i wore jewelry but not ordinery small stuff it did not go well with the owners of the house, one fired me for that. you see i did not fallow the rules how the cleaning lady should look like and have.

Traveling cross-country (USA) with my daughters over a Summer long trip, camping in a tent all the way, stopping at one camp-site… and staying 6 weeks, Made good friends from different states and learned different lifestyles and social conditions going onthan the 2-hour confront on Pro TRs – and that one was done after the student had studied a good many references, had done a bunch of clay demos and some other actions to prepare for the drill. On the Student Hat checksheet, however, the student was to go straight onto the 2-hr confront after reading just one short bulletin on confront.

Student after student was spending days and weeks, grinding on it and taking a big loss. The Sups in both the public course rooms and the staff course room were divided – some of them felt it was perfectly fine (the more literal ones) but others were sure it was just wrong, based on the many LRH references they knew were being violated. A few Sups then


decided to query the RTC Rep for Training. But she was adamant about doing exactly what was stated on the bulletin and on the checksheet – no “Tech Degrades”!

Well, I decided to telex Sr C/S Int and query.him on the matter (even though I knew he was actually junior to any RTC Rep). Apparently, all telexes that went out went via RTC and the Rep for Training saw mine! Next thing I knew I got paid a little visit and it wasn’t a pleasant one. No matter, it was worth every bit of it come a couple days later.

I got my reply from Sr C/S Int and lo and behold he was thanking me for bringing the situation to his attention! He told me that he would beclosed 'em out!" "The man was outclassed." "What can I tell ya?" "I got somethin' for ya." "OIK, Just in time." "Here." "Couple of scoots, huh?" "That from Cristian?" "Yeah." "The man's a sport, a gentle, likeable guy." "I never paid a check in his Joint in the old days." "I feel half-bad about collecting' this." "So, why did you?" "We got to." "We're collecting' everywhere." "Guys supposed to be comin' across... with a set amount every week aren't hitting' their figures." "How are we gonna kick it up above... if it doesn't flow into us first?" "You figure they're holdin' out or Just not earning'?" "Not earning'?" "There is no not earning'." "You think people stopped fuckin'... and stopped betting' and stopped borrowing' this month?" "What the


cops?" "!" "They looked right through me." "It was like they knew every thing I'd ever been guilty of." "I couldn't double back to the plane." "It would've seemed too obvious." "I had to make a decision:" "walk right into 'em, expose your father... or stash the bag." "A few of the boys were going down the way to" "What?" "I'm not invited?" "No, I'll talk to you about that, but I Just wanted... to extend to you, you know, an invitation, 'cause l" "Fifty-four gallons of 1 00 octane low-lead, please." "That'll be 1 1 6. 1 0, sir." "Credit or" "Cash." "I'll pay cash." "You Just keep the difference." "Don't be ridiculous, sir." "Let me open my strongbox here." "One moment." "No, it's gonna take tooto be you would have already found it." "But since I'm taken... you could always try the Shamrock tonight." "It's like a fucking homecoming over there." "Are you kidding me?" "They got action here, Matty." "Legal fucking action." "Grab a table." "I got the beers." "Hi there." "Do you boys need anything?" "No, we're good...very good." "Listen, I'm looking for the guy who runs this place." "Owner lives up at Mile City." "No, no, I mean, you know, the guy who runs the place." "I'm the night manager." "You selling' somethin'?" "Never mind." "Just give me three beers, would you?" "Seven-fifty." "Here." "IKeep it." "Hey, Gordy." "Howdy, sidewinder." "Take your best shot." "Gotcha." "Howdy, sidewinder." "Take your best" "Got me." "Howdy, sidewinder." "Take" "Got me." "You see anybody


this whole thing's my fault, anyway." "I figured I wasn't a kid anymore." "I figured I was ready for this." "Age got nothin' to do with it." "You take Taylor, you put him in that basement... it don't matter if he's a toddler or 1 03 years old." "He's gonna pull that trigger, and you're not... 'cause you're not made that way." "And that's good, OIK?" "Don't get down on yourself... and the sheriff will surface soon." "We'll sort the thing out." "You might want to notch it back there a notch." "We got work tonight." "I don't know, man." "I'm not feelin' ready." "We ran a check." "We know who you are, Mr. Demaret." "We're willing to deal." "Don't want guys like you unhappy." "Good." "So let'srequirements are imposed due to several factors. The use of long columns (i.e. greater than 10 m) increases the time necessary for materials of interest to traverse the entire column. Long column lengths are traditionally necessary since the sample cannot be delivered at the entrance end of the column as a highly concentrated plug of material but rather is introduced over a significant time period. In order to provide acceptable definition in the separated mixture when the sample cannot be introduced as a dense plug, it is necessary to allow the analyte to travel significant distances along the separation column to avoid smearing of the output caused by differences in the time that portions of the analyte are introduced into the column. In addition, for some analytes the


along the solvent peak tail may become completely obscured due to their relatively short time duration and small magnitude as compared to that of the solvent peak. Accordingly, significant data can be obscured.
Systems are presently known for avoiding the problem of data obscuration caused by the presence of solvents mentioned above. For example, so-called heart cutting procedures using multiple columns have been used. However, these procedures significantly complicate the gas chromatography equipment needed, require more control inputs, and significantly increase the time necessary to complete the evaluation.
In accordance with the present invention, a gas chromatography system is provided with means for controlling flow direction through the system element which allows the flow direction through the column to be reversed just at the point where the high concentration solventspiking neurons and networks of such neurons are NEURON ([@bib13]), GENESIS ([@bib6]), NEST ([@bib28]), and Brian ([@bib32]; [@bib33]; [@bib34]). Most of these simulators come with a library of standard models that the user can choose from. However, we argue that to be maximally useful for research, a simulator should also be designed to facilitate work that goes beyond what is known at the time that the tool is created, and therefore enable the user to investigate new mechanisms. Simulators take widely different approaches to this issue. For some simulators, adding new mechanisms requires specifying them in a low-level programming language such as C++, and integrating them with the simulator code (e.g. NEST). Amongst these, some provide domain-specific languages, for example NMODL ([@bib42], for NEURON) or NESTML ([@bib61], for NEST),


for the model shown in [Figure 6a](#fig6){ref-type="fig"}.\
The sound input is acquired in real time from a microphone, using user-provided low-level code written in C that makes use of an Open Source library for audio input ([@bib4]).](elife-47314-fig7){#fig7}

Brian 2 solves the performance-flexibility trade-off using the technique of code generation ([@bib31]; [@bib71]; [@bib5]). The term code generation here refers to the process of automatically transforming a high-level user-defined model into executable code in a computationally efficient low-level language, compiling it in the background and running it without requiring any actions from the user. This generated code is inserted within the flow of the simulation script, which makes it compatible with the procedural approach. Code generation is not only used to run the models but also to build them, and therefore alsoup the initial values (l. 36--40, 51--54) and connectivity patterns (l. 35, 50). Human readability of scripts is a key aspect of Brian code, and important for reproducibility (which we will come back to in the Discussion). We highlight line 35 to illustrate this. We wish to have synapses between all neurons of different types but not of the same type, except that we do not wish to have synapses from PY neurons to AB/PD neurons. Having set up the labels, we can now express this connectivity pattern with the expression `’label_pre!=label_post and not (label_pre == PY and label_post == ABPD)’`. This example illustrates one of the many possibilities offered by the equation-oriented approach to concisely express connectivity patterns (for more details see Appendix 1 and [@bib71]).

### Comparison to other approaches {#s2-1-2}

In


function (l. 4, 7, 23--24, 28--29).

Finally, we implement a simple feedback mechanism by having retinal neurons project onto the motoneuron controlling the contralateral muscle (l. 33), with a strength proportional to their eccentricity (l. 36): thus, if the object appears on the edge of the retina, the eye is strongly pulled towards the object; if the object appears in the centre, muscles are not activated. This simple mechanism allows the eye to follow the object ([Figure 3b](#fig3){ref-type="fig"}), and the code illustrates the previous design requirement that the code should reflect the mathematical description of the model.

### Comparison to other approaches {#s2-1-3}

The remarks we made earlier regarding the graded synapse in case study one mostly apply here as well. For LEMS/NeuroML2, both motor neurons and the environment could bethe benefits of parallelisation via multi-threading depend heavily on the model being simulated. For a large homogeneous population, the single threaded and multi-threaded standalone runs of Brian 2 take approximately the same time, and the single threaded run is actually faster at smaller network sizes. For the heterogeneous population, the opposite result holds: multi-threaded is always faster at all network sizes.

The second observation is that the advantage of running a Brian 2 simulation in standalone mode is most significant for smaller networks, at least for the single threaded case (for the moment, multi-threaded code is only available for standalone mode).

It should be noted, however, that despite the fact that Brian 2 is the fastest simulator at large network sizes for this benchmark, this does not mean that Brian


operations executed when a postsynaptic spike is received, which allows defining various types of spike-timing-dependent models.

This general definition scheme applies to neurons and synapses, but as case study 2 ([Figure 3](#fig3){ref-type="fig"}) illustrates, it can also be used to define dynamical models of muscles and the environment. It also naturally extends to the modelling of non-neuronal elements of the brain such as glial cells ([@bib75]).

Links between model components {#s8-3}
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The equations defining the dynamics of variables can only refer to other variables within the same model component, for example within the same group of neurons or synapses. Connections to other components have to be explicitly modelled using synaptic connections as explained above. However, we may sometimes also need to directly refer to the state of variables in other model component. Forembedded into a loop that iterates over all the neurons that emitted an action potential during the current time step. Finally, the code has to be compiled and executed, giving it access to the memory location that the code has to read and modify. For further details on this approach, see [@bib31]; [@bib71].

Code optimisation {#s10-2}
-----------------

Code resulting from the procedure described above will not necessarily perform computations in the most efficient way. Brian therefore uses additional techniques to further optimise the code for performance. Consider for example the $x$ variable---representing the receptor activity---in [Figure 7](#fig7){ref-type="fig"}, described by the differential equation in l. 36. This equation can be integrated analytically, and the above described code generation process would therefore generate code like the following (here presented as 'pseudo-code'):

`for each neuron:`

`x_new = sound


example, [@bib75]). Multiple synapses per neuron pair are now supported. Brian 1's Connection supported defining connectivity by an explicit array, or by specifying full, random, or one-to-one connectivity. Brian 2's `Synapses` generalises these with string-based arguments, and adds support for conditional connectivity (a string based expression determining which pairs to connect) and a generator-based syntax that allows you to write code similar to a for loop but that gets converted into efficient low-level code.

### Events {#s14-1-6}

In Brian 1, there was only one type of event. A neuron created a spike event if a variable crossed a threshold, and this spike event triggered a reset on the source neuron, as well as synaptic activity. In Brian 2, these events remain but the user can also specify arbitrary events andPython; B) the integration of Brian 2 and Python is what makes this simulation environment a major \"step forward\". However, assumption A is not necessarily the case (I, for example, have not used Python in my computational neuroscience research up to this point), and for those who fall under this category it is not at all clear that Brian 2 is more \"readable\" or \"usable\" than other environments (thus making assumption B questionable as well). These issues came forth in a couple of different fashions in my explorations of the Brian 2 code. A major pitfall was quite literally immediately apparent, as the online documentation regarding both Brian 2 and the \"Jupyter Notebooks\" used to demonstrate it was very much lacking; for example, nowhere in the documentation is


support is noted. However, I could find no examples of using GPUs in the online Brian 2 documentation. The authors should include examples in the documentation (and in supplementary materials) where hundreds of simulations of the same model (e.g. Izhikevich) are executed with different sets of parameters in parallel on the GPU (and dumps out the resulting waveforms).

10.7554/eLife.47314.028

Author response

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> 1\) The authors need to be explicit about the use and advantages of Brian2 over other simulators, so that its advantages (and differences) from other simulators are appreciated and realized. This needs to be presented without assuming that the user is already a Brian user and that it is already obvious that Brian2 may be superior to NEURON, NEST etc. Providing explicit examples and comparisons with otherAltered apoptosis of inflammatory neutrophils in MMP-9-deficient mice is due to lower expression and activity of caspase-3.
Matrix metalloproteinase 9 (MMP-9) is a Zn(2+)-dependent endopeptidase that degrades some of the components of basement membranes and extracellular matrix and thus participates in leukocyte infiltration during inflammation. In a model of zymosan peritonitis, neutrophil infiltration in MMP-deficient (MMP-9(-/-)) mice was significantly weaker at the time of their maximal influx in wild-type mice (6h). However, during the late stages of peritonitis (24h) an extended accumulation of neutrophils was observed in MMP-9(-/-)versus the wild-type mice. Recently, we reported that the ratio of apoptosis of inflammatory leukocytes is impaired in MMP-9(-/-) mice during late peritonitis and the process depends on COX-1-driven PGE(2). Here we scrutinized the alterations in apoptotic mechanisms by comparisons between MMP-9(-/-)


Q:

sed move text in .txt to next line

I am trying to parse out a text file that looks like the following:
EMPIRE,STATE,BLDG,CO,494202320000008,336,5,AVE,ENT,NEW,YORK,NY,10003,N,3/1/2012,TensionCode,VariableICAP,PFJICAP,Residential,%LBMPZone,L,9,146.0,,,10715.0956,,,--,,0,,,J,TripNumber,ServiceClass,PreviousAccountNumber,MinMonthlyDemand,TODCode,Profile,Tax,Muni,41,39,00000000000000,9952,54,Y,Non-Taxable,--,FromDate,ToDate,Use,Demand,BillAmt,12/29/2011,1/31/2012,4122520,6,936.00,$293,237.54

what I would like to see is the data stacked
- EMPIRE STATE BLDG CO
- 494202320000008
- 336 5 AVE ENT
- NEW YORK NY

and so on.  If anything, after each comma I would want the text following to go to a new txt line.  Ultimatly in regards to the last line where it states date from forward, I would like to have it in a txt file like
- From Date  ToDate    use     Demand   BillAmt
- 12/29/2011 1/31/2012 4122520 6,936.00 $293,237.54.

I am using cygwin on a windows XP machine.  Thank you in advance for any assistance.

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N-Myc downstream-regulated gene 2 (NDRG2) as a member of the NDRG family was first identified in our laboratory \[[@CR17]\]. As a tumor suppressor, NDRG2 has been found downregulated in multiple tumors including CRCs \[[@CR18]\]. Notably, our recent work demonstrated that NDRG2 is involved in the metabolic reprogramming \[[@CR19]\], and TGF-β-induced epithelial--mesenchymal transition \[[@CR20]\] in CRCs. Accumulating evidence indicates that NDRG2 is involved in regulating cell differentiation and proliferation. NDRG2 levels are positively correlated with tumor differentiation stages in various cancers \[[@CR21], [@CR22]\]. Elevated NDRG2 expression confers to the induction of E-cadherin expression and prolongs overall survival in CRC patients \[[@CR21]\]. Although there is still no direct evidence to prove how NDRG2 coordinates cancer cell proliferation and differentiation, and the underlying mechanism is largely unknown.


CDKN1B, high expression indicates expression above the mean, calculated across all samples. Conversely, low expression indicates expression below the mean. **a**-**i** *n* indicates the number of patient samples evaluated in each analysis. *P*-values were calculated using the Mantel--Cox log-rank test. \*\**P *\< 0.01. \*\*\**P*\<0.001

NDRG2 dictates intestinal epithelial cell differentiation {#Sec4}
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To further characterize NDRG2 function during cell differentiation, we isolated the whole colon of C57BL/6 mice at the age of 1, 2, or 3 months, respectively, which have differentiation status verified by elevated E-cadherin expression and alkaline phosphatase (AKP) activities (Figs. [2a--c](#Fig2){ref-type="fig"}). In accordance, *Ndrg2* expression was increased in the colon of 2- and 3-month mice accompanied with the increased expression levels of p21 and p27 (Figs. [2a, b](#Fig2){ref-type="fig"}). Due to the positive correlation of NDRG2 with p21 and p27, weto NDRG2 is functionally linked to NDRG2-induced cell differentiation. Previous study shows that Skp2 Ser72 (S72) phosphorylation is critical for Skp2 E3 ligase activity and function \[[@CR26]\], we introduced WT Skp2 and a mutant Skp2 construct, which has a mutated S72 residue from serine to alanine (S72A), respectively. WT Skp2 readily decreased endogenous p21 and p27 expression levels, and further blocked the induction of p21 and p27 by NDRG2, whereas Skp2 S72A was profoundly impaired in this function (Fig. [7a](#Fig7){ref-type="fig"}). Thus, Skp2 E3 ligase activity is required for NDRG2-driven p21 and p27 upregulations. Moreover, Skp2 expression restored cell viability diminished by NDRG2, and blocked NDRG2-induced AKP activity following NaBT treatment in addition (Figs. [7b, c](#Fig7){ref-type="fig"}). In contrast, Skp2 S72A markedly decreased this activity. Furthermore, the reduction of endogenous


and the indicated protein-expressing vectors. In all, 20 mM of LiCl (Sigma) was added to the medium for 12 h. Then cells were lysed according to the manufacturer's instructions of dual-luciferase reagent assay kit (Promega, Madison, WI).

Cell culture and differentiation induction and analysis {#Sec18}
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HT29, HCT116, and Caco-2 cells were purchased from ATCC and cultured in Dulbecco's modified Eagle\'s medium (DMEM) supplemented with 10% of fetal calf serum. Cell differentiation was induced as described previously \[[@CR22]\]. For the intestinal AKP activity assay, the activity was measured by IAP kit (Jiancheng-Nanjing, China) according to the manual instructions.

Cell growth and viability assays {#Sec19}
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MTT assay, EDU incorporation assay, and cell cycle assay were performed as described previously \[[@CR19], [@CR20], [@CR22]\]. For serum starvation, cells were incubated in DMEM without serum for 72 h, and thenof our study was to investigate the frequency distribution of these features, both globally and according to the position of features in narratives, as well as the most frequently reported temporality sequences of the different near-death-experience features,” says researcher Charlotte Martial from the University of Liège.

All up, 80 percent of those surveyed reported feeling peacefulness, followed by 69 percent seeing a bright light, and 64 percent encountering another individual.

Only 5 percent had what they called “speeding thoughts”, and 4 percent described what they felt were precognitive visions.

In terms of order, 22 percent of participants claimed to have had an out-of-body experience, followed by seeing a tunnel, then a bright light, and lastly feeling at peace.

One third had an out-of-body sensation first, and a sense of returning to the


20 centimeters. But if you’re going to get it, make sure you have deep pockets because you are going to have to shell out $20,000. Unfortunately, on a single charge, you will only be able to ride about six minutes.

We have seen different examples of hoverboards. Some promising and some not so promising. But with that said, we know that it will eventually happen. It’s just a matter of time.specific to your machine, setting P4IGNORE locally is the easiest way to exclude it from being added to the depot.
http://www.perforce.com/blog/120214/new-20121-p4ignore
You'd set P4IGNORE to some name like "p4ignore.txt", create a file with that name, and add "Libraries" to it -- subsequent "p4 add" commands will skip over paths found in the P4IGNORE file, so those files will never get added to the depot.
If this is something that's going to be common to all workspaces of this stream (e.g. it's a build artifact that everyone is going to generate and nobody is supposed to check in), what you want to do is add an "exclude" to the stream's Paths (this will exclude it from both branch views and client views generated by that stream).  E.g.:
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and gun possession, placing an NRA sticker in one's vehicle is certainly legal and constitutes expression which is protected by the First Amendment. A police officer's inference that danger is afoot because a citizen displays an NRA sticker in his vehicle presents disturbing First and Fourth Amendment implications. See United States v. Ramon, 86 F.Supp.2d 665, 677 (W.D.Tex. 2000) (holding that in the absence of other sufficiently strong factors supporting a stop, reliance upon the vehicular display of religious decals and symbols as indicative of criminal activity likely violates the First and Fourth Amendments). Although we do not definitively decide today whether the presence of an NRA sticker could ever contribute to a "reasonable suspicion" of danger calculus, we do find that Peace's utilization of the NRA stickeris not suspicious enough behavior to justify a Long "frisk" of a vehicle. Thus, the search violated the Fourth Amendment.7

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B. Was the constitutional right clearly established?

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Our determination that the Fourth Amendment has been violated does not end our analysis, however. In some circumstances, an officer will be entitled to summary judgment on qualified immunity grounds even though the officer violated the citizen's Fourth Amendment rights. See Bigford v. Taylor, 896 F.2d 972, 975 (5th Cir.1990) ("the analysis of whether a warrantless search was reasonable is not the equivalent of whether an officer participating in an unreasonable search is entitled to qualified immunity"). Consequently, the next step in our analysis is to ask whether the contours of the constitutional right in question were sufficiently clear that a reasonable officer


be free from a vehicle search unless an officer has a reasonable belief that he is in danger, we must further evaluate whether the contours of that right were "clearly established" in a more particularized way. Saucier, 533 U.S. at 202, 121 S.Ct. 2151. As applied to this case, we must consider whether it is clearly established law that a reasonable officer could not conclude that he was in danger when faced with a citizen who exited the car prior to the approach of the officer, continuously asked why he had been stopped, showed the officer a key chain with mace, possessed camouflage gear, and possessed an NRA sticker?

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There is no Fifth Circuit case which directly addresses whether a reasonable officer could conclude, based on these specific facts,Peace decided to allow the search to go forward. Therefore, he is not entitled to summary judgment on qualified immunity grounds.

2. Officer Quillen

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With respect to Officer Quillen, the defendants contend that even if (1) the search was unlawful and (2) no reasonable police officer could have believed a search to be lawful, Officer Quillen is entitled to qualified immunity because he reasonably relied upon Officer Peace's conclusion that the officers were in danger. We also reject this argument.

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An officer can conduct a Long "frisk" of a vehicle based on information possessed by another officer. However, it is not reasonable for an officer to conclude that it is lawful to make such a search when his fellow officer does not provide him with any specific articulable facts from which


Based on Estep's answers to his questions, Officer Peace became concerned about the presence of weapons and requested backup. In light of the totality of the circumstances, Officer Peace was reasonable in concluding from Estep's behavior and the items spotted in Estep's truck that Estep may have a firearm. Further, Officers Quillen and Conley appropriately relied on Officer Peace's assessment of the situation. See Ibarra-Sanchez, 199 F.3d at 759-60 (finding that police officers need not have personal knowledge of facts giving rise to reasonable suspicion; one officer may rely on another officer's observations).

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The finding that there was reasonable suspicion in this case is in line with our precedents. Initially, it has long been recognized that "investigative detentions involving suspects in vehicles are especially fraught with danger to policequite a different story. According to Officer Peace, as he approached the truck, Estep quickly exited the truck and came toward him. Officer Peace noticed camouflage material, what he thought was hunting gear, and an NRA sticker and was concerned that Estep might have a firearm. Officer Peace then asked Estep several times whether Estep had a weapon in the vehicle; Estep never gave him a straight answer. The first time Officer Peace asked whether he had a weapon, Estep asked why he had been stopped. After Officer Peace again asked Estep if he had a weapon, Estep "made a quick move with his hand" to reach inside his truck. Estep retrieved a key chain containing mace and waved the mace in Officer Peace's face, asking if mace


was found in the distribution of arginase activity among different subcellular liver fractions. Separation of basic and acidic oligomeric forms of arginase by fast-protein liquid chromatography resulted in a slightly different distribution of activity among the forms in the normal and diabetic group. The apparent Km values for Mn2+ of the basic form of the enzyme were 25 and 33 microM for the enzyme from normal and diabetic animals, respectively; for acidic forms, for which two apparent Km values were measured, the values were 8 and 197 microM for arginase from controls and 35 and 537 microM from diabetics. These results indicate that in diabetes, while no marked changes in the physicochemical characteristics of arginase are obvious, some changes are found in the interaction of arginase with itsdcdl.
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for someone who is looking for a space that is wedged between a nice hotel lobby, coffee shop and the traditional working.

How has coworking changed since you started the first location to now?

Coworking is nowadays is witnessing a homogeneous model. Most of the competition ia starting to look more alike in terms of, services, design etc... It is getting harder to separate the big brands from each other. When we began coworking it was a movement to revolutionize work, rather than a wallpapered version of executive suites business with a ping pong table in its lobby.

Where do you see coworking going in the next few years?

We will see more players coming into the market. Thankfully, we still have a surge in demand from new clients, eventually, the demandhave continuously asked someone not to do something, and that person keeps up with that bad behavior. They feel like these people are just being inconsiderate, and it bothers them greatly.

ESFJ- Hurting Their Loves Ones

ESFJs definitely try to keep the peace, but nothing angers them more than someone harming their loved ones. If you wish to evoke the wrath of the ESFJ, say something cruel about the people they hold dear. They can take a lot of negative attacks on their own character, without becoming too outright angry. They tend to be forgiving, but if you harm their loved ones you will probably face the pain of a thousand fiery deaths. They also aren’t the biggest fans of attention seekers.

ISTP- Constant Complainers

ISTPs are generally pretty laid back people,


         save_model_secs=600,
               recovery_wait_secs=30,
               stop_grace_secs=120,
               checkpoint_basename="model.ckpt",
               session_manager=None,
               summary_writer=USE_DEFAULT,
               init_fn=None):
    """Create a `Supervisor`.

    Args:
      graph: A `Graph`.  The graph that the model will use.  Defaults  ready_op: `Tensor` to check if the model is initialized.
        If it's set to USE_DEFAULT, creates an op that checks all
        the variables are initialized.
      ready_for_local_init_op: `Tensor` to check if the model is ready to run
        local_init_op.
        If it's set to USE_DEFAULT, creates an op that checks all
        the global variables are initialized.
    """
    if ready_op is Supervisor.USE_DEFAULT:
      ready_op = self._get_first_op_from_collection(ops.GraphKeys.READY_OP)
      if ready_op is None:


          self._logdir, "graph.pbtxt")
    if self._summary_writer and not self._graph_added_to_summary:
      self._summary_writer.add_graph(self._graph)
      self._summary_writer.add_meta_graph(self._meta_graph_def)
      self._graph_added_to_summary = True

  def start_standard_services(self, sess):
    """Start the standard services for 'sess'.

    This starts services in the background.  The services started depend
    on the parameters to the constructor and may include:

      - A Summary thread computing summaries every save_summaries_secs.
      - A Checkpoint thread saving the model every save_model_secs.
      - A StepCounter thread measure step time.

    Args:
      sess:None

  def _verify_setup(self):
    """Check that all is good.

    Raises:
      ValueError: If something is not good.
    """
    # Not running as chief means that replicas are used.
    # In that case all Variables must have their device set.
    if not self._is_chief:
      for op in self._graph.get_operations():
        if op.type in ["Variable", "VariableV2"] and not op.device:
          raise ValueError("When using replicas, all Variables must have "


    "their device set: %s" % op)

  # pylint: disable=g-doc-return-or-yield,broad-except
  @contextlib.contextmanager
  def managed_session(self, master="", config=None,
                      start_standard_services=True,
                      close_summary_writer=True):
    """Returns a context manager for a managed session.

    This context manager creates and automatically recovers a session.  It
    optionally starts the standard services that handle checkpoints and
    summaries.  It monitors exceptions raised from the `with` block or from the
    services and stops the supervisor as needed.

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etch stopper 59, as shown in FIG. 2, is arranged in a longitudinal direction while overlapping the gate pads 87. A dielectric protection layer 81 is then formed over the TFT, over the first capacitor electrode 58, over the etch stopper 59, and over the first insulation layer 75 by depositing Silicon Nitride (SiNx). Thus, the first insulation layer 75 and the protection layer 81 are stacked over the gate pads 87. The protection layer 81 also protects the TFT.
A second capacitor electrode 60, which corresponds in size to the first capacitor electrode 58, is then formed on the protection layer 81 and over the first capacitor electrode 58. The second capacitor electrode 60 is beneficially comprised of transparent conductive material such as Indium-Tin-Oxide (ITO) or Indium-Zinc-Oxide (IZO).and the second capacitor electrode 60 would likely be over-etched while forming the data pad contact holes 96. Therefore, the etch stopper 59 is formed on the first insulation layer 75 and over the gate pads 87 to enable more controlled etching.
While generally successful, some problems occur when practicing the above-mentioned process. For example, during fabrication, a significant amount of electric charge is stored during dry etching in a capacitor comprised of the first insulation layer 75, the etch stopper 59, and the gate pads 87. As previously explained, the stored charge can damage the gate lines, reducing the throughput and yield of the X-ray detector.
This invention has been developed in order to address the above-described problem.
An object of this invention is to provide an array substrate for


were technical: for the key scene when Elaine discovers Ben and her mother's affair, a wall had to be removed for the long pull-back shot from Mrs. Robinson to Benjamin. Another was figuring out how to simultaneously light the mid-30s Bancroft to look older and the late-20s Hoffman to look younger. Other hardships were brought on by Nichols himself, who had his star terrified to the point of acting paralysis. ("Don't forget to trim the inside of your nose," was one of his regular bon mots.) On the DVD commentary track, Nichols freely admits that he was a prick and that he would do it differently today.

For me, what holds up the movie remarkably well today is its innovative technique -- the subjectivity of its perspective. Surtees accomplishesto see in Dustin Hoffman anything resembling leading-man material. Similarly, many film critics (Kael, Richard Corliss, John Simon, Richard Schickel) panned the picture, with one notable exception: the New York Times's Bosley Crowther, whose ceaseless attacks on Bonnie and Clyde led to his dismissal, gave The Graduate a rave for his final review: "'The overall picture has the quality of a very extensive and revealing social scan,'" Crowther wrote.

Regular audiences -- particularly the burgeoning youth market on college campuses -- went berserk for the movie, placing it atop the box office for months. This subsequently led to studios' hiring younger filmmakers to make movies for younger audiences, as well as opening up leading-man roles to the Arkins, Hackmans, Duvalls, De Niros, Pacinos, and Nicholsons where they previously could


"they looked like they were trapped at a family dinner with an uncle they didn't like. 'Hi kids,' said Hope, barely bothering to conceal his lack of interest." (Later in the broadcast, a patently clueless montage featured a clip from Gone With the Wind ending with an image of a proudly flapping Confederate flag.)

Every ten years or so I hear the same criticism: The Graduate is "no longer relevant." Yet within the same timeframe I always meet a new generation of young people who love the picture. The cultural ephemera of the movie are definitely part of the late-60s fabric. Yet the emotions beneath the surface seem timeless.

Next: a reunion of Old Hollywood's most famous onscreen coupling, an old-guard director fancies himself a socially-conscious rebel, and the onlythe like is being used and/or removed. These goals are generally conflicting. Pressure-sensitive adhesives are known that are hypoallergenic in nature, minimizing allergic reactions. However, tape products using these adhesives can still damage or irritate skin. For example, lack of breathability can result in overhydration and sometimes maceration of the skin. Adhesives which tend to build in adhesion or have excessively high levels of initial adhesion can pull off skin cells or layers, particularly when the skin cells have lost some of their cohesion due to overhydration or maceration. These problems are particularly pronounced where tapes are repeatedly adhered to a given site. Each time a tape is removed, the underlying skin experiences a traumatic event removing further skin cells or layers, which damage can accumulate faster than


irritation and/or damage has been the use of pattern coated adhesives. A discontinuous adhesive coating on a backing allows the skin to breathe, at least in the areas of the backing not coated with adhesive. This approach is disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 4,595,001 and U.S. Pat. No. 5,613,942, as well as EP 353972 and EP 91800. These patent documents generally teach intermittent coating of adhesives onto different backings. For example, U.S. Pat. No. 5,613,942 describes printing pressure-sensitive adhesives using a release coated calender roll process similar to Gravure printing. This patent also teaches screen printing. However, pattern coating or printing of adhesives in this manner is problematic as it generally requires solvents, which are environmentally problematic. Further, residual low molecular weight species can cause skin irritation. ItFacial infiltrating lipomatosis.
Facial infiltrating lipomatosis is a rare congenital disorder in which mature lipocytes invade adjacent tissue. The phenotypic features include soft-tissue and skeletal hypertrophy, premature dental eruption, and regional macrodontia. There is a high risk for regrowth after resection that is, perforce, subtotal. The etiology, natural history, optimal management, and relationship to other disorders of fatty overgrowth are unclear. In this study, the clinical features, radiographic findings, histopathology, and postoperative results were analyzed in 13 patients with facial infiltrating lipomatosis. The condition was diagnosed in infancy (eight male subjects, five female subjects) and characterized by enlargement of the cheek (n = 12) or chin (n = 1). Other findings included cutaneous capillary blush (n = 9), ipsilateral macroglossia (n = 8), and mucosal neuromas (n = 6).


information. The second part of this paper presents strategies that may lessen the risks associated with the unknown or emergent aspects of qualitative research. These strategies include a dual consent process and the co-opting of journal editors or thesis review boards to review ethical considerations prior to publication or sign off, and a renewed focus of ethics training.conventional sampling. In conventional samples, the number of positive Staphylococcus spp. results was over twice that of samples taken with the needle technique, indicating that most of the Staphylococcus spp. originated from the teat or environmental sources. The Ct values also showed that Staphylococcus spp. were present in most samples only in low numbers. Routine use of multiplex real-time PCR in mastitis diagnostics could benefit from critical evaluation of positive Staphylococcus spp. results with Ct values between 34.0 and 37.0. Our results emphasize the importance of a careful aseptic milk sampling technique and a microbiologically positive result for a milk sample should not be automatically interpreted as an intramammary infection or mastitis.


hot water spring, and the latter is known to have medicinal usage. Kaziranga is just 45 kms away and you can decide for a road journey taking a rental car to reach there in 4 hrs 40 mins.

Getting There

From Dimapur Airport, which is about 55 km away from this sanctuary, you can avail direct rental cars and cabs. Jorhat Airport is 85 km away, and taxis can be booked from there to this spot.

Golaghat is 25 km away and roadways connect both this town, also the nearest rail station from this sanctuary is Furkuting Rail Junction (20 km away from this place) and you can take direct taxis, buses or private cars to reach Garampani Sanctuary.

Best Time to Visit

The best time to visit the sanctuary is between Novemberteams also have strong support from parents. They maintain a Facebook page and are so into the sports programs that they tailgate — even for football tryouts.

Landmark is in Sandalwood High’s district, so Saints coach Adam Geis reaps between eight and 12 Seahawks per season.

Foy is immersed at Landmark, where he also teaches seventh-grade science. He is so immersed that he and his wife Wendy were married in the auditorium at Landmark 10 years ago. They are parents to a 6-year-old son.

Foy also opens the school every Saturday so neighborhood kids have a place to participate in sports on weekends. And, if that’s not enough, he holds sports camps each summer.

“He’s busy and absorbed with Landmark,” said Wendy Foy. “But he’s home a lot, too. It’s all worked


of a solution that can set the height of the images depending upon their width?
Since people don't seem to get why I need to absolutely position my scroll button: https://i.gyazo.com/65629a7e2642e192165596755c5b408b.gif

A:

As far as I can see all your images have the same proportion, so why not set only the width and set the height to auto?
The image will scale according to it's aspect ratio.
But your problem with the JS calculation is more of a JS timing problem, not CSS.
I guess the calculation function is fired too early.
And another thing:
The absolutely positioned button doesn't have to have a calulated position...
instead of a calculated "top" value set a fixed "bottom" value depending on your needs and maybe hide it until a certain scroll-point is reached to make sure it'sproduce unexpected side-effects.

On www.hibernate.org you can find more in-depth explanation on the subject of equals() and hashcode() methods.

7.1.2. Advanced <meta> attribute examples

This section shows an example for using meta attributes (including user specific attributes) together with the code generation features in Hibernate Tools™.

The example shown below automatically inserts some pre and post conditions into the getter and setter methods of the generated POJO.

7.1.2.1. Generate pre/post-conditions for methods

With <meta attribute="class-code"> you can add additional methods on a given class. However, such <meta> attributes can not be used at a property scope level and Hibernate Tools does not provide such <meta> attributes.

A possible solution for this is to modify the Freemarker templates responsible for generating the POJOs. If you look inside the hibernate-tools.jar archive, you can find the template pojo/PojoPropertyAccessor.ftl.

As


likely to occur during the initial operation of the disk drive. Once the disk drive has operated for an extended period of time, particles tend to get swept out of the flyable zone and the disk lubricant tends to get smoothed out. In addition, small asperities on the head and the disk tend to get burnished out in the first minutes to hours of disk drive operation. However, the most critical disk drive write operation is servo track writing where a blank disk that has been stored in a cassette for an extended period of time is loaded into the disk drive and flown on for the first time since leaving the media factory. Lack of a break-in period for the head-disk interface before servo track writing mayIn production you should always use
   * {@link Persister#start()} and {@link Persister#shutdown()} to manage the datastore's
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   * If left enabled, Sitebricks will add a shutdown hook that cleans up the data store
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   */
  protected void disableAutoStart() {
    autoStart = false;
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  protected abstract void internalConfigure();

  /**
   * Called by subclasses to expose any interface or API. You MUST expose
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   * For example, this allows RedisModule to expose the Jedis artifact
   * without knowing the given database selector.


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abstract: 'In low-energy effective string theory, $\alpha''$ corrections involve the coupling of the dilaton field to Gauss-Bonnet term. We assume that the dilaton potential is fine tuned so that the dilaton field may oscillate rapidly for a while around the minimum of its potential but the inflation background is not affected. By numerical method, we find that if the dilaton starts to oscillate at the time of about $\sim 60$ e-folds before the end of inflation, $\alpha^\prime$ correction may bring unusual oscillations to the inflationary gravitational wave spectrum, which might be measurably imprinted in the CMB B-mode polarization.'
author:
- 'Yong Cai$^{1}$[^1]'
- 'Yu-Tong Wang$^{1}$[^2]'
- 'Yun-Song Piao$^{1,2}$[^3]'
title: 'Oscillation in power spectrum of primordial gravitational wave as a signature of higher-order stringy corrections'
---

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

In the recent years, high-precision CMB observations [@Ade:2015lrj] confirmed thethan that of $Q_T$, since $c_T^2$ is dominated by $\ddot \phi$ while $Q_T$ is by $\dot \phi$, and $\dot\phi$ can hardly be large enough since ${\dot \phi}^2 M_p^2\ll \rho_{inf}\simeq H^2M_p^2$. We can see that both $c_T^2>0$ and $Q_T>0$ are always satisfied in the regime we are interested in, thus there is no ghost instability. Here, from the values of relevant parameters, we have $H^2/(M_s^2g_s)\simeq 0.1$, which satisfies the condition (\[MSGS\]).

It might be concerned that whether the contribution of the spectator scalar field $\phi$ to the background evolution can be safely negligible. To verify this issue, we set the contribution of $\phi$ in Eq.(\[background1\]) and (\[background2\]) as C\_[\_1]{}=([12]{}\^2+V()+24c\_1\^e\^[-]{}H\^3)/(6H\^2), \[Cphi1\]C\_[2]{}=/([a]{}), respectively. We plot $C_{\phi_1}$ and $C_{\phi_2}$ with respect to $\alpha$ in Fig.\[figconstraint\], using the same parameters used in Fig.\[fig01\]. We


cases, unusual oscillations in $P_T$ are present, which is obviously a universal character attributed to the nontrivial behavior of $c_T$ and $Q_T$, or more intrinsically said, the string theory might manifest. Though the particle production during inflation may also significantly affect the power spectrum of GWs [@Cook:2011sp],[@Senatore:2011sp], it only leads to a bumplike modification, which is entirely different from the behavior of the oscillation showed here.

In Fig.\[fig03\], we plot the CMB lensed BB-mode power spectrum, compared with that of inflation without $\alpha'$ correction, in which $r=P_T^{inf}/P_{\cal R}^{inf}$, and both $P_T^{inf}$ and $P_{\cal R}^{inf}$ are those of standard inflation. Here, we have assumed that the power spectrum of the scalar perturbation is not affected by the nontrivial behavior of the dilaton $\phi$, and is still $P_{\cal R}^{inf}$. In addition,hangups may be.
Longer Task TimeoutsHadoop jobs timeout after 10 minutes by default. Changing the timeout is somewhat brute force, but could work. Imagine analyzing audio files that are generally 5MB files (songs), but you have a few 50MB files (entire album). Hadoop stores an individual file per block. So if your HDFS block size is 64MB then a 5MB file and a 50 MB file would both require 1 block (64MB) (see here http://blog.cloudera.com/blog/2009/02/the-small-files-problem/, and here Small files and HDFS blocks.) However, the 5MB job would run faster than the 50MB job. Task timeout can be increased in the code (mapred.task.timeout) for the job per the answers to this similar question: How to fix "Task attempt_201104251139_0295_r_000006_0 failed to report status for 600 seconds."
Increase Task AttemptsConfigure Hadoop


(ORR) of 43% \[[@B44-biomedicines-05-00061]\]. Another prospective study of 20 patients with cGVHD who received one four-week course of rituximab showed an ORR of 62%, with increased B cell number in responders \[[@B45-biomedicines-05-00061]\]. More recently, a prospective phase II trial using either imatinib or rituximab for sclerodermatous cGVHD demonstrated a response in 19/72 (26%) of patients. High levels of CD27^+^ activated B cells before treatment predicted response in patients receiving rituximab, but not those receiving imatinib \[[@B46-biomedicines-05-00061]\].

Rituximab has also been studied in the first-line setting in combination with corticosteroids. A study of 35 treatment-naïve patients with cGVHD showed a clinically meaningful response rate---defined as a PR or CR with prednisone \<0.25 mg/kg/day---of 43%, which was sustained through one year \[[@B47-biomedicines-05-00061]\]. Predictors of response included high levels of pre-treatment naïveCD19^+^ CD27^−^ B cells and low BAFF levels. IgG and IgM antibodies and specific B cells to male-specific H-Y antigens were measured in the 15 male recipients from female donors, and among patients who were positive for H-Y IgG and IgM before rituximab, all responders had undetectable levels following treatment. Meanwhile, three of four non-responders remained positive for H-Y IgG. A similar trend was observed in H-Y antigen specific B cells \[[@B47-biomedicines-05-00061]\].

Last, rituximab has been evaluated as a preventive strategy for the development of cGVHD. The largest phase II trial carried out to date included 65 patients who received rituximab infusions at three, six, nine, and 12 months post-allogeneic SCT \[[@B27-biomedicines-05-00061]\]. At two years post-transplantation, the rates of cGVHD and steroid-requiring cGVHD were 48% and 31%, respectively, both


cGVHD associated with HLA-mismatched unrelated donor SCT \[[@B53-biomedicines-05-00061]\]. In this phase I/II trial, a bortezomib dose of 1.3 mg/m^2^ was first selected based on maximum tolerated dose, and then given on Days +1, +4, and +7. In comparison to a contemporaneous cohort of patients receiving grafts from matched unrelated donors, the study patients had similar rates of cGVHD, non-relapse mortality, progression-free survival, and overall survival at one year \[[@B46-biomedicines-05-00061]\]. The same authors then undertook a prospective phase II trial of 1st line bortezomib in the treatment of cGVHD. The study included 20 evaluable patients who received three cycles of bortezomib (on days 1, 8, 15, and 22 of five-week cycles), among whom the ORR at 15 weeks was 80% (two CR, 14 PR). Prednisone dosing was significantly reducedthe CCR2B-ERK pathway. Furthermore, both human and mouse recombinant CYTL1 protein have chemotactic effects on macrophages from wild-type mice but not from Ccr2(-/-) mice. Furthermore, the chemotactic activity of CYTL1 is sensitive to pertussis toxin. All of the above data confirm that CCR2B is a functional receptor of CYTL1.


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   protected final Wapi _wapi;
   protected final Logger _logger;
   protected boolean _allowZeroConfSpending = true;      //on per default, we warn users if they use it
   protected BalanceSatoshis _cachedBalance;

   private EventHandler _eventHandler;
   private final BtcAccountBacking _backing;
   protected int syncTotalRetrievedTransactions = 0;

   protected AbstractBtcAccount(BtcAccountBacking backing, NetworkParameters network, Wapi wapi) {
      _network = network;
      _logger = Logger.getLogger(AbstractBtcAccount.class.getSimpleName());
      _wapi = wapi;
      _backing = backing;
      coluTransferInstructionsParser = new ColuTransferInstructionsParser();
   }

   @Override
   public void setAllowZeroConfSpending(boolean allowZeroConfSpending) {
     unconfirmed = new ArrayList<>();
      for (TransactionEx tex : _backing.getUnconfirmedTransactions()) {
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            // never happens, we have parsed it before
         }
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      for (Transaction t : unconfirmed) {
         // For each input figure out if WE are


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          private void markTransactionAsSpent(TransactionEx transaction) {
      _backing.beginTransaction();
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      try {
         parsedTransaction = Transaction.fromBytes(transaction.binary);
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         _logger.log(Level.INFO,String.format("Unable to parse transaction %s: %s", transaction.txid, e.getMessage()));
         return;
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         for (TransactionInput input : parsedTransaction.inputs) {


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            if (parentOutput != null) {
               _backing.deleteUnspentOutput(input.outPoint);
               _backing.putParentTransactionOutput(parentOutput);
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         // See if any of the outputs are for ourselves and store them as
         // unspent
         for (int i = 0; i < parsedTransaction.outputs.length; i++) {
       try {
         // Note, null address used here, we just use it for measuring the transaction size
         stb.addOutput(Address.getNullAddress(_network, destinationAddressType), satoshis);
      } catch (OutputTooSmallException e1) {
         // The amount we try to send is lower than what the network allows
         return Value.zeroValue(_network.isProdnet() ? BitcoinMain.get() : BitcoinTest.get());
      }

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      byteBuffer.put((byte) 1).put((byte) 0);personalities signed to the organization.

G.E.M.’s main goal, as stated on their official website, is to help individuals build up their brand, acting as agents for players, commentators, and other personalities in an effort to open communication between the aforementioned talent and other organizations. With their agents on his side, Lee will likely have greater resources at his disposal while in search of a new sponsor.

As of now, Lee will be represented by G.E.M. for one year. We are in the process of obtaining statements from the parties involved in this deal, so stay tuned.

Source: Infiltration via NeoGAF, image courtesy of Polygon’s David Zhou.


sentence you quote.

Of course it is possible that the Email wasn't actually written by Clinton herself, but just by someone with access to her Email account. But as Clinton hasn't denied writing any of the released Emails, it's unlikely.

What does Clinton mean
Whenever any Rothschild is mentioned in a context such as this, the implication is often that something nefarious is going on, for example that the Rothschilds - often a stand-in for Jews in general - are the truly powerful behind the scenes who use politicians like puppets.
To see that this quote is not a sign of a conspiracy - where Clinton owes the Rothschilds for some supposed misstep -, it's important to look at the whole context of the quote:

I was trying to reach you towe used 8--12 leaves from each individual of each species at each site to measure: leaf dry matter content (LDMC, mg g^--1^) as the ratio of oven-dried (at 60 °C for 48 h) leaf mass to fully saturated leaf mass (leaves were removed from branches, placed between moist tissue paper and stored in sealed plastic bags in a fridge overnight); leaf thickness (mm) of the lamina (avoiding the midrib) measured using a Measumax digital micrometer; fresh leaf area (mm^2^), using Winfolia and an Epson flatbed scanner (Epson Corporation, Nagano, Japan); leaf mass per unit area (LMA, g m^--2^) as the ratio of dry mass to fresh leaf area; and leaf density (mg mm^--3^) as the ratio of dry mass to fresh leaf volume (fresh leaf area × thickness).


between leaf traits and wood density. In contrast to most interspecific trait studies [@pone.0058878-Pickup1], [@pone.0058878-Baraloto1], [@pone.0058878-Ishida1], we found no evidence that leaf size and LMA were correlated with wood density for *Nothofagus* species. However, we found weak evidence that both LDMC and leaf density were positively correlated with wood density within species, a result concordant with interspecific studies [@pone.0058878-Kitajima1], [@pone.0058878-Markesteijn1] that points to shared responses of leaves and wood for dry matter allocation relative to leaf or stem volume. These findings support the hypothesis that LMA is not a surrogate for measuring the component traits underpinning it. Two of the component traits (LDMC and leaf density) correlated with wood density while the integrated trait (LMA) did not. This highlights the need to measure the components of LMA inwith models of trait variation developed using interspecific relationships between the six traits and five environmental variables examined here. Interspecific studies of wood density variation and environment suggest that wood density should be greatest at high temperatures (i.e., low latitude and low elevation) [@pone.0058878-Chave1], [@pone.0058878-Swenson1], [@pone.0058878-Wiemann1], on relatively dry sites [@pone.0058878-MartinezCabrera1]--[@pone.0058878-BarajasMorales2], and on infertile soils [@pone.0058878-MullerLandau1]--[@pone.0058878-terSteege1]. Wood density of two species (*N. menziesii* and *N. solandri*) increased with temperature (or more accurately, decreasing latitude and increasing MAT). However, wood density of *N. truncata* increased with latitude, contrary to expectation. Wood density of two species increased with mean annual rainfall (MAR), counter to predictions from interspecific studies. Rainfall gradients in southern New Zealand range from 668 to 4875 mm yr^--1^ ([Table S1](#pone.0058878.s005){ref-type="supplementary-material"}) with only six sites receiving less than


not mirror results reported among species from large-scale studies encompassing larger global environmental gradients [@pone.0058878-Wright1], [@pone.0058878-Swenson1]. Large-scale studies tend to capture the 'end-points' of trait variation; e.g., at large latitudinal scales, large leaves and dense wood from the wet tropics are compared with needle leaves and low density softwoods from boreal conifer forests. Trait covariation with environment is an almost inevitable consequence at such large spatial scales. At smaller spatial scales, such as those in this study, trait covariation with environment may not be observed if one or either trait only responds over a portion of the environmental gradient. Optimal combinations of traits may vary along complex environmental gradients and thus traits may be somewhat decoupled within a species throughout their range. The probability of detecting relationships betweeninspect it to see what dependencies it has:
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[info] Task: java.io.File
[info] Description:
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[info] Provided by:
[info]  {file:/C:/dev/sandbox/0.13.2/}root-0-13-2/compile:package
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