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The desire for a 'Jewish Homeland' among the Jewish Diaspora is commonly understood to explain the origins of political Zionism in the mid-late 19th century; but that is only part of the story. This article is a brief introduction to the key role of the inheritors of Oliver Cromwell's 'Commonwealth' in its realisation in the State of Israel by actively seeking to harness the Diaspora to their purposes.

article by Thierry Meyssan dated 2014/08/04 Subjects: Zionism, Israel, Puritanism

Source: Voltaire Network (Link)

Translated from French by

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The state’s response to student resistance has not been unlike that of Charles de Gaulle’s administration in 1968: the way to deal with non-violent protesters and student occupiers organizing peaceful general assemblies is to brutally attack them with billy clubs. Every day that goes by there are more cases of students being beaten by the French riot police and malevolently provoked to react in self-defense. On March 22, which was the same date on which the ruthless police crackdown on students occupying the University of Nanterre garnered more media attention for the ’68 movement,


which the government stalls and then makes minor concessions in the hopes that the activists, tired out from weeks of occupation and assaults, will accept them as a symbol of success. Their stalling will also bring us closer to the dormant summer months, with the anticipation that movements often fizzle out in France around the vacation period in July and August.

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Interview with Elizabeth Brooks, October 2, 1974. Interview E-0058.
Conducted by Beverly Jones

Transcript on deposit at The Southern Historical Collection, The Louis Round Wilson
Library

Citation of this interview should be as follows: “Interview E-0058, in the Southern
Oral History Program Collection #4007, Southern Historical Collection,


the other workers organized the strike with the help of
Preston Dobbins and the Black Student Movement at UNC. Within a month, the initial demands of
the strikers had been met, but Brooks's interview ends by looking towards the beginning of the
second strike that occurred after SAGA took over food services for the university.

Short Abstract

Elizabeth Brooks was one of the leaders of the UNC Food Workers Strike of 1969. As a new
worker in the Lenoir Dining Hall, Brooks helped to organize the food workers with the help of
Preston Dobbins and the Black Student Movement. This interview focuses on the first strike,
which was sparked by the unexpected firing of one worker, low wages, and withheld back pay for
overtime.

Miss Brooks, I know that you were one of the leaders in the firstmeetings until after we went on strike.

BEVERLY JONES:

Who decided to take a list of grievances? Was a list given to Mr. Prillaman before the
strike or during the strike?

ELIZABETH BROOKS:

Preston told us to sit down and make a list of the things that we wanted, to put it on
paper and one person present it to him. So we. . . that's what we done. This, of course was
done; we did present a paper with a list of grievances on it and of course as I've said
before he made some promisses that he never kept, and I think the list that we presented with
him was the last meeting. We done this at the last meeting before the strike.

BEVERLY JONES:

What particular event or events, to you, triggered the strike?

ELIZABETH BROOKS:

Well, one


had internally?

ELIZABETH BROOKS:

I don't quite understand you.

BEVERLY JONES:

Were there any problems among the group itself, in regard to leadership roles, you know,
who should do this and who should not do that, any problems like that?

ELIZABETH BROOKS:

No, we didn't have any problems because the fact that the most of them knew what was
happening and they wanted somehing done about it. But when it came down to just speaking,
they just were shy and wouldn't speak. So I for one have always been
willing to speak up, and Mary Smith is the same way. So we just would sit down, all us would
get together, and everyone would agree to, you know, whatever we had at hand, and we would
say, "Well, who's going to present it to Mr. Prillaman," or "Who's going tothe Black Students played a big role
in this. Preston and they would always ask for the black students and they would listen to
them and their ideas of how maybe that particular group that we were meeting with could come
up with something to put pressure on the University.

BEVERLY JONES:

How did some of the black students raise money to help you during the strike?

ELIZABETH BROOKS:

Oh, boy, I forget now. . .

BEVERLY JONES:

Like some bake sales and. . .

ELIZABETH BROOKS:

They were out, downtown on the street, with signs; they were polishing shoes — right, I
never will forget that== they were polishing shoes, they were doing just anything tht could
come along to raise money.

BEVERLY JONES:

Do you recall any white supporters, or names of white supporters, and what white students
did to help during


any
results from Raleigh we just kind of. . . and also we had had meetings with. . . who is his
name in the Payroll Department up thereo on campus. . . can't remember his name. But we had
had several meetings in Battle Hall and. . . I can't remember those folk names up there. But
see, we had just gotten to a point we didn't trust any of them. Because we caught them all in
lies. None of them had told us anything that they had really followed through with. So I
think it had gotten to the point, I don't think we would have listened to them. It would have
had to come from someone else, someone other than the ones we had been involved with. At that
time, we hadn't beenparticipation in the first strike was ever used against you? Under
SAGA?

ELIZABETH BROOKS:

Yeah. Very much. They had their eyes on me when they came there. On Mary Smith. And they
did not allow me to open my mouth.

[laughs]

Different students would come in, and would question, "How's it going?", you know,
"Are you having any problems with this company?" And they definitely didn't
allow me—"I don't want you talking to no body," on my
time." And so he meant that. "I am not going to have it."
So I did have an hour for lunch, and I just went right across to the Student Union and I
talked for the whole hour.

[laughs]

And the next day would be a whole right up in the paper.

[laughing]

. And he would have "I am not going to tolerate this. .


1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to the general art of law enforcement, and to the particular field of information used in law enforcement.
2. Description of the Related Art
Traffic stops made by law enforcement officers have always presented numerous problems for the officers. These problems range from actual physical danger to legal problems associated with probable cause.
Therefore, there is a need for a means and a method for improving the efficiency and effectiveness of a law enforcement traffic stop.
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375 A.2d 652
WILLY LEIMGRUBER AND HOPE H. LEIMGRUBER, HIS WIFE, PLAINTIFFS-APPELLANTS,
v.
CLARIDGE ASSOCIATES, LTD., DEFENDANT-RESPONDENT.
The Supreme Court of New Jersey.
Argued April 5, 1977.
Decided June 14, 1977.
*452 Mr. David W. Conrad argued the cause for appellants.
Mr. Herbert R. Ezor argued the cause for respondent (Messrs. Heller and Laiks, attorneys; Mr. Ezor on the brief; Mr. Murray A. Laiks, of counsel).
The opinion of the court was delivered by HUGHES, C.J.
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this "ratio" rule as follows:
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In examining the propriety of the decision to reduce the trial judge's award of damages, we consider first the general scope of appellate review of judgments entered in a non-jury case. We noted in Rova Farms Resort v. Investors Ins. Co., 65 N.J. 474, 483-84 (1974) that our courts have held that trial court findings should not be disturbedfrom disturbing that part of the trial court judgment.
Reversed.
For reversal  Chief Justice HUGHES and Justices MOUNTAIN, SULLIVAN, PASHMAN, CLIFFORD, SCHREIBER and HANDLER  7.
For affirmance  None.
NOTES
[1]  "There is ample credible evidence in the record to support the findings of the trial court. We discern no basis for disturbing them. State v. Johnson, 42 N.J. 146, 162 (1964). Having found that the trespass by defendant's employees was accompanied by a wanton and willful disregard of plaintiffs' rights, the court could properly award punitive damages against defendant."


it.

Fred, perhaps I missed it , but could you tell me what was the work you did to find
the truth ? Can you please be specific . I’m not so concerned with the problems you
may have seen among some ” Protestants ” in the South , rather how did you arrive at
the point that you knew the Mormon gospel ( not Church ) was the true gospel ?
Again, be very be specific ( and please no links to Mormon apologetic sites ) Thanks.

It is easier for you to say that then for you to do the work necessary to find the truth.

fred

Typical LDS dodge. Again you avoid my questions and tell me I am simply not searching for the truth.

Again, please explain how you are being Christ like,the office, I turned and bent my course toward the woods, feeling that I must be alone, and away from all human eyes and ears, so that I could pour out my prayer to God.”
So Finney went out into the woods to seek God. The above quote is from his personal testimony.

“There was no fire, and no light, in the room; nevertheless it appeared to me as if it were perfectly light. As I went in and shut the door after me, it seemed as if I met the Lord Jesus Christ face to face. It did not occur to me then, nor did it for some time afterward, that it was wholly a mental state. On the contrary it seemed to me that I saw Him as


they do not tell the truth, those kinds of people.

Sadly you fit that list and will end up being cast into the lake of fire. I’m still waiting for you to explain how many of us can read and research all the books that we have, most likely the same books you read and maybe even more than you. yet you claim that we are not really doing our homework. How exactly is that possible? And how exactly are you being Christ like and showing the love of Christ.

I notice a pattern with you, you dont answer questions that you have no answer for, then when you keep getting asked over and over, you find a way to vaguely put it on us, it’s some how our fault.12/16/2010

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         In March 2008 Thibodeaux filed a pro se motion to reduce his sentence
under § 3582(c)(2) and a motion for leave to proceed IFP in the district court.
The district court granted the § 3582(c)(2) motion on May 12, 2008. More than
ten months later, on March 20, 2009, the district court entered an order denying
as moot Thibodeaux’s motion for leave to proceed IFP. Thibodeaux filed his
notice of appeal on April 1, 2009. The notice stated that Thibodeaux was
appealing the district court’s order of March


20, 2009. Later, Thibodeaux filed
a motion for appointment of counsel on appeal. The district court denied the
motion without prejudice to Thibodeaux’s right to renew the motion before this
court.
         Thibodeaux’s notice of appeal is untimely as to the district court’s May 12,
2008 order granting his § 3582(c)(2) motion. See F ED. R. A PP. P. 4(b)(1)(A)(i);
United States v. Alvarez, 210 F.3d 309, 310 (5th Cir. 2000) (per curiam). The
time-limit for filing a notice of appeal in a criminal case is not jurisdictional, so
it can be waived. United States v. Martinez, 496 F.3d 387, 388–89 (5th Cir.
2007). But unless waived, it is mandatory. See id. There is no waiver here. The
Government properly asserted the untimeliness of the notice of appeal in its
motionQ:

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I am implementing a search function on a web site.
There is a field called nombre_ciudad and a value for this field is "Ciudad Juárez".
I need to search for the term "Ju" and now it doesn't work.
This is the part of the code that I am using now:
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A:

you are missing the wildcard character % at the start of the pattern
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Então, este código em C não roda como meu código em Perl. Não há erros de executo, somente meu codigo em C nao consegue verificar se os binários estao no buffer como o codigo em Perl consegue. Eu tentei usar memmem(), memcmp() e strstr(), mas também nao funcionam. Porque isso ocorre? O que está errado? Há algo de errado com meu indexOf()?
Eu fiz a mesma pergunta no stackoverflow internacional, se quiserem responder lá, fiquem à vontade: errors in binary comparation in C

A:

Quando é especificado sizeof(binaries_1) como comprimento da substring de binarios a ser pesquisados no buffer, inclui o zero à direita (terminador deMany current enterprises have large and sophisticated networks comprising switches, hubs, routers, servers, workstations and other networked devices, which support a variety of connections, applications and systems. The increased sophistication of computer networking, including virtual machine migration, dynamic workloads, multi-tenancy, and customer specific quality of service and security configurations require a better paradigm for network control. Networks have traditionally been managed through low-level configuration of individual components. Network configurations often depend on the underlying network: for example, blocking a user's access with an access control list (“ACL”) entry requires knowing the user's current IP address. More complicated tasks require more extensive network knowledge: forcing guest users' port 80 traffic to traverse an HTTP proxy requires knowing the current network topology and the location of each guest. This process


Flu-like symptoms associated with fluoxetine overdose: a case report.
The serotonin reuptake inhibitor zimelidine may cause flu-like symptoms and Guillain-Barre syndrome. Guillain-Barre syndrome has not been reported with the use of the structurally related serotonin reuptake inhibitor fluoxetine. Flu-like symptoms are described in the manufacturer's literature on fluoxetine but are absent from published studies. We describe a patient who developed flu-like symptoms, urticaria and angioedema 2 days after fluoxetine overdose. There were no neurologic sequelae. This case confirms that fluoxetine may be associated with flu-like symptoms and suggests that, because these symptoms occurred after overdose, they may be dose related. The additional findings in this patient suggestive of allergy, an unusual feature of drug overdose, are discussed.prospectively through CRF's in the COLOR II-trial. Details of the use of resources that were needed for this study, but had not been collected within the trial (basic laparoscopic equipment, surgical instruments, anesthesia time and time in recovery room), were determined using other sources.

The basic equipment required for laparoscopic surgery, as well as the type and quantity of instruments required for laparoscopic and open surgery, was determined by conclusions drawn from the health economic evaluation of laparoscopic versus open colon cancer resection within the framework of the randomized trial COLOR \[[@CR18]\] and in collaboration with senior surgeons. Data regarding duration of anesthesia and time in the recovery room were collected from the records of COLOR II-patients operated on at the Sahlgrenska University Hospital in Sweden (*n* = 105). The factor


270--4219) (SEK, 14621) was lower compared to the base case analysis (\$3854). Laparoscopic surgery was numerically less costly per patient for society than open surgery −\$926 (SEK, −6034) (95 % CI −7261 to 5409) at 3 years after primary operation. In the short time perspective, it made little difference (\$1828, 95 % CI 513--3144) (SEK, 11909).

Discussion {#Sec14}
==========

This health economic evaluation of laparoscopic and open surgery for rectal cancer in the framework of the randomized trial COLOR II showed that laparoscopy was significantly more costly from the societal perspective at 28 days, but no statistical significance was detected at 3 years. From a healthcare perspective, laparoscopy was more costly than open surgery at both 28 days and 3 years.

The one-way sensitivity analyses showed that variations in sick leave and the incidence and days with colostomy hadfound a difference in mean cost of £354 (95 % CI −2 167 to 2 992) favoring laparoscopic surgery.

The strengths of our study include that it is based on clinical results from a large randomized trial with a multicenter design and that the principles for the health economic analysis were outlined before the start of the randomized trial. Thus, the clinical record forms included variables of importance for the economic analysis. The study also had a high rate of returned clinical record forms.

A limitation is that the present health economic analysis was a secondary objective within the randomized trial COLOR II and the sample size, thus, not calculated for the health economic outcomes. Further, some of the resource units are for a sub-group of patients of the COLOR II-trial,


which adds to the uncertainty of these variables.

In conclusion, laparoscopic surgery for rectal cancer is more costly than open surgery from the health care perspective. It is important, however, that the cost of sick leave is taken into account to ensure inclusion of all costs arising as a consequence of the surgical method chosen. In the present study, sick leave was investigated in the Swedish cohort only which was too small to detect a true difference between the treatments. Future research is suggested to investigate the sick leave costs of rectal cancer surgery.

The authors are thankful to RN. Sofia Erestam (Sahlgrenska University Hospital/Östra, Gothenburg, Sweden) for help regarding collection of data.

Funding/Support {#FPar1}
===============

The study was supported by the Swedish Cancer Society (2013/497), Sahlgrenska University Hospital (ALF Grant 2014-4307771), AssarWhy racist?(DEM): Because we all know that minorities, especially, African Americans ó typically vote for Democrats and they are disproportionately poor and disadvantaged. For you to call them lazy and stupid is racist.

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(DEM): Hater!(GOP): Iím not touching this one with a 14-foot pole.

Q: Speaking of polls, a recent one in the New York Times found that even with all the controversy over PAís new Voter ID law, 62 percent of those surveyed support it. Why is it that according to almost every poll, voters across


The hygroscopic behaviour of individual aerosol particles in nickel refineries as investigated by environmental scanning electron microscopy.
The hygroscopic properties of individual aerosol particles (1-35 microm equivalent projected area diameter) from the Roasting, Anode Casting and Electrorefining Departments of two Ni refineries were studied by environmental scanning electron microscopy (ESEM) and energy-dispersive X-ray microanalysis (EDX) at a relative humidity of 96-98% (at a temperature of 5 degrees C). In the Roasting and Anode Casting Departments, most particles (60-85% by number) showed no visible change in size or surface morphology when exposed to high relative humidity. Approximately 15-30% of the particles developed a thin water film (growth factors between 1.006 and 1.06) indicating the presence of thin surface coatings of sulfates. About 10% of the particles in the Roasting Departmentconjecture. However, we show that the assertion holds for subgraphs obtained by deleting vertices of maximum degrees in either of color classes. They [@aas] also proved that chain graphs have no eigenvalue in the interval $(0,1/2)$. We give a simple proof for this result.

Preliminaries {#pre}
=============

The graphs we consider are all simple and undirected. For a graph $G$, we denote by $V(G)$ the vertex set of $G$. For two vertices $u,v$, by $u\sim v$ we mean that $u$ and $v$ are adjacent. If $V(G)=\{v_1, \ldots , v_n\}$, then the [*adjacency matrix*]{} of $G$ is an $n \times  n$ matrix $A(G)$ whose $(i, j)$-entry is $1$ if $v_i\sim v_j$ and $0$ otherwise. By [*eigenvalues*]{} of $G$ we mean those of $A(G)$. The multiplicity of an eigenvalue ${\lambda}$ of $G$


food culture and telling its stories. A fermentation and craft beer enthusiast, her house is overflowing with jars of things that look gross but she swears are delicious. She is the 2017 NEXTie Honoree for Best Writer and a 2017 CNPA Award Winner.Findings of Research Misconduct
===============================

**Notice Number:** NOT-OD-12-147

**Key Dates\
Release Date:** September 6, 2012

**Issued by\
** Department of Health and Human Services ([DHHS](http://www.hhs.gov/))**\
**

**Purpose**

SUMMARY: Notice is hereby given that the Office of Research Integrity (ORI) has taken final action in the following case:

Shane Mayack, Ph.D., Joslin Diabetes Center: Based on the report of an investigation conducted by the Joslin Diabetes Center (Joslin) and additional analysis conducted by ORI in its oversight review, ORI found that Dr. Shane Mayack, former postdoctoral fellow, Department of Developmental and Stem Cell Biology, Joslin, engaged in research misconduct in research supported by National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (NIDDK), National Institutes of Health (NIH), grants T32 DK07260-29 and P30 DK036836 and the 2008 NIH Director\'s New Innovator Award Program grant DP2 OD004345-01.

ORI found that Respondent


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**                   d. Panels 2, 3, and 4, supplemental Figure 4A, *Blood* paper, and panels 3, 1, and 2, respectively, in Figure 4B, *Science* manuscript

Both the Respondent and HHS want to conclude this matter without further expenditure of time or other resources and have entered into a Voluntary Settlement Agreement to resolve this matter. Respondent neither admits nor denies ORI\'s finding of research misconduct. This settlement does not constitute an admission of liability on the part of the Respondent. Dr. Mayack has voluntarily agreed:

\(1\) If within three (3) years from the effective date of the Agreement, Respondent does receive        String format = dateProvider.format(date).replace("Z", ".999Z"); // Tweak to set the millisecon
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This is a variation on a portrait by John Singleton Copeley. There are only 6 examples remaining or extant of his famous teapot. He rode to warn the American colonists in
Massaschussetts that the British were coming on the night of April 18, 1775. Oil on canvas, 16 by 20". $1500.00 Comes with a golden frame.

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Delilah became Samson's greatest weakness. She enticed him into telling her his secret for being so strong. His hair! She received 200 pieces of silver for catching her "lover".
2 by 3 feet oil on canvas 800.00.

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Step 1Generate *B* bootstrap samples **X**\* = {**X** ~*l*~ ^〈1〉∗^,..., **X** ~*l*~ ^〈*n*〉∗^} from the original sample **X**. Let **X**\*(*b*) denote the *b*th bootstrap sample.

Step 2For the bootstrap sample **X**\*(*b*), the deviance of ([15](#EEq10){ref-type="disp-formula"}) is computed by $\text{Dev}{(b)} = 2{\lbrack{\ln L_{f} - \ln{({\mathbf{X}^{\ast}{(b)};{\hat{\mathbf{\beta}}}^{\ast}{(b)}})}}\rbrack}$.This process is repeated independently *B* times, and the computed values are arranged in ascending order.

Step 3The value of the *j*th order statistic Dev\* of the *B* replications can be taken as an estimate of the quantile of order *j*/(*B* + 1).

Step 4The estimate of the 100(1 − *α*)-th percentile (i.e., *α*% critical point) of Dev\* is used to test the goodness-of-fit of a model having a specified significance level *α* = 1 − *j*/(*B* + 1). The value of deviance of ([15](#EEq10){ref-type="disp-formula"})remains unclear and complicated. Matica's position, functions and financing were amended by several acts, the last major one being Law no. 68 from February 13, 1997 Z.z. The very first definition dictated by the law is that Matica slovenská is a "verejnoprávna ustanovizeň" a coupling of words that has never been explained in any law ever codified in the Slovak Republic (a problem that plagued the Slovak Television for a long time). Verejnoprávna can roughly be translated as "subject to public law" (same term used in Germany "öffentlich-rechtlich"), ustanovizeň means institution. Among Matica's functions are such nonsensical and vague definitions as for example "making the national cultural heritage current" (sprítomňovať národné kultúrne dedičstvo). According to this law, Matica is also allowed to create textbooks for both elementary schools


A couple of days back we reported exclusively that Samsung is going to announce the Galaxy Note 5 on August 12 instead of waiting till IFA 2015 in September, with the handset’s launch not that far off we’ve already seen it stop by the FCC and several case manufacturers have already revealed what they have in store for this device. Today a Galaxy Note 5 case from Ringke has caught our eye which raises a very important question about the S Pen.

The S Pen has always been a staple on the Galaxy Note lineup and Samsung is sticking with it this time around as well however it appears to have changed the way it’s ejected. Previously you would just push it out using your nail but in allpetition for rehearing or a motion for extension of time under rule 45(e) (neither of which petitioner filed), the time in which a petition for certiorari could be accepted by this court expired on May 27, 1989, thirty days after the April 27 order. The interim motion to reinstate the appeal, denied by the court of appeals, did not toll this deadline, but even if it had, the petition for certiorari was not filed within thirty days of the denial of that motion on June 20, 1989. Under these circumstances, we are without jurisdiction to proceed with this writ of certiorari.
The fact that we lack jurisdiction to hear the merits of this case is unfortunate and is arguably due to the fact that petitioner was unrepresented by counsel


case of 'very poor' air quality, when PM2.5 is between 121 and 250. It said that schools should suspend all outdoor activities and sports events during severe and very poor levels of pollution. In its report to the SC, the Centre favoured enforce ment of the odd-even formula in such cases and also suggested setting up a highpowered taskforce, consisting of officers of the Centre and Delhi government and health experts, that would be empowered to take measures to reduce the pollution level.“A taskforce will be set up at the central level comprising representatives of CPCB, Centre, Delhi and concerned state's Pollution Control Board, Met department, health experts and other stakeholders.It will be headed by CPCB. The taskforce will meet at least once a week or daily, ifa 1997 certificate of designation contrary to the way both PW and MIG intended. That interpretation cost MIG roughly $140 million. MIG alleges that PW committed malpractice in drafting the certificate of designation.

1. The Certificate of Designation
In 1997, PW drafted the "Certificate of Designation of 7.25% Cumulative Convertible Preferred Stock of Metromedia International Group, Inc." (the "COD"). (FAC ¶¶ 2, 18.) The COD, dated September 16, 1997, created a series of 4,140,000 shares of 7.25% cumulative convertible preferred stock (the "Preferred Stock"). (FAC Ex. 1 (the COD) at 1.) More importantly, the COD governed the rights of the holders of the Preferred Stock (the "Preferred Holders"). (FAC ¶ 2; COD at 1.) The COD acted as an amendment to MIG's certificate of incorporation. See Elliott Assocs., L.P. v.


the Liquidation Preference [$50] plus any Accumulated Dividends and any Accrued Dividends to and including the date of conversion divided by (ii) the Conversion Price (as defined below) then in effect... . The Conversion Price shall be $15.00 subject to adjustment as set forth in Section 8(c).
(Id. § 8(a).)
Third, section 8(b) of the COD provides, arguably, another right of compensation for Preferred Holders who choose to convert:
When shares of Preferred Stock are converted pursuant to this Section 8, all Accumulated Dividends and all Accrued Dividends (whether or not declared or currently payable) on the Preferred Stock so converted to (and not including) the date of conversion, shall be immediately due and payable, at the Company's option, (i) in cash; (ii) in a number of fully paid and nonassessableMIG in connection with each and every development concerning the COD through March, 2008." (FAC ¶ 19.)
To support this claim, MIG alleges that "PW advised, reviewed, commented, edited and wrote MIG's 10Ks, 10KAs, 10Qs, 10QAs and other SEC filings that concerned both the Preferred Stock and the COD." (Id. ¶ 20.) For example, in 1998, PW prepared MIG's 10K for 1997, which "recites that the sum of 199.4 million dollars was raised by the preferred stock public offering." (Id. ¶ 21.) In addition, the 1997 10K provides, inter alia, a summary of the Company's outstanding equity, including the amount of preferred shares and their principal rights. (Glanc Decl. Ex. 15 (Form 10K filed by Metromedia International Group, Inc. on March 31, 1998) at F-37.) The 10K did not,


Group, Inc. on Aug. 31, 1999) & Ex. E (Form S-4/A, filed by Metromedia International Group, Inc. on Sept. 24, 1999).) Plaintiff concludes that, because the COD "amends" the Certificate of Incorporation, "Defendant flatly admitted it `examined' the COD in connection with the merger." (Pl.'s Opp. 15-16.) Similarly, Plaintiff alleges that PW analyzed the effects of the new issue on the Preferred Stock: "a 10K405 filing states that the indenture for the senior discount notes limits the ability of MIG and certain of its subsidiaries to, among other things, incur additional indebtedness or issue capital or preferred *527 stock." (FAC ¶ 21.)[8]
Plaintiff's memorandum also cites a Form S-4/A filed by MIG on September 2, 1999 relating to the 1999 bond issue as "a clear instance of Defendant's representationservices." (Pl.'s Opp. 6.)[9] Although it offers no additional allegations of representations relating to the COD during the three-year period following the share issuance, Plaintiff nevertheless contends that subsequent relations between the parties, specifically the 2004 Memorandum, are evidence of a "mutual understanding of the need for further representation on the specific subject matter underlying the malpractice claim." (Pl.'s Opp. at 7 (internal quotation marks omitted).) Plaintiff also cites PW's 2002 presentation to MIG's board of directors, the 2003 press release concerning the payment of dividends to Preferred Holders, and PW's work on the voting lock-up agreement and sale of MIG in 2005 through 2007 as manifestations of this "mutual understanding." (FAC ¶ 21.)
These post-2000 activities, however, do not give rise to an inference that, in 1997, PW


intent and industry practicesa reading that does not contain the "double-dip." (Id.) In fact, the document indicates exactly why a court might side with the Preferred Holders: namely, because the court may only look within the four comers of the document. (Id.)
Since Plaintiff has failed to plead with particularity any false or misleading statement made by Defendant, Plaintiffs fraud claim must be dismissed.

III. CONCLUSION
For the foregoing reasons, Defendant's motion to dismiss is granted in its entirety. The Clerk of the Court is respectfully directed to terminate the motion located at docket number 11 and to close this case.
SO ORDERED.
NOTES
[1]  The following facts are taken from the Complaint. The Court also considers any written instrument attached to the Complaint, statements or documents incorporated into the Complaint by reference,South Carolina Highway 37

South Carolina Highway 37 (SC 37) is a primary state highway in the U.S. state of South Carolina.  It provides a direct route between Barnwell and Springfield.

Route description
SC 37 is a two-lane rural highway that travels between U.S. Route 278 (US 278) and SC 39, with a connection with US 78 in Elko.

History
SC 37 is an original state highway, established in 1922.  Its original routing was from SC 1, in Barnwell, to SC 27, in Williston.  In 1923, SC 37 was rerouted to Elko, leaving behind Williston Way (S-6-113).  In 1940, SC 37 was extended in both directions: north to SC 39; south through Barnwell, in concurrency with SC 3, to the Barnwell-Allendale county line.  By 1942, a separate section of SC 37 was established on primary routing from SC 73/SC 631, southeast of Allendale,


(PC40), decreasing from 69.2 mg/ml (geometric standard error of the mean, 2.69) to 23.3 mg/ml (2.34) on day 3 (p less than 0.001). Ketotifen had no effect, because on the day ketotifen was administered, mean PC40 also decreased from 52.7 mg/ml (2.5) to 21.5 mg/ml (2.14) (p less than 0.01). In the skin, ketotifen reduced the flare area (from 8.05 +/- 3.60 to 1.14 +/- 0.29 cm2; p less than 0.05) and the wheal volume (from 0.068 +/- 0.010 to 0.045 +/- 0.008 cc; p = 0.02) induced by intradermal PAF (200 ng). Cutaneous responses to histamine (1 microgram) were significantly inhibited. Thus, the bronchoconstriction and bronchial hyperresponsiveness induced by PAF are not inhibited by ketotifen. Ketotifen inhibits PAF-induced wheal and flare in the skin, which is probablynode” and which in this document also is referred to as a base station. A cell is a geographical area where radio coverage is provided by the radio base station equipment at a base station site. Each cell is identified by an identity within the local radio area, which is broadcast in the cell. The base stations communicate over the air interface operating on radio frequencies with the user equipment units within range of the base stations.
In some versions of the radio access network, several base stations are typically connected, e.g., by landlines or microwave, to a Radio Network Controller (RNC). The radio network controller, also sometimes termed a Base Station Controller (BSC), supervises and coordinates various activities of the plural base stations connected thereto. The radio network


personnel in the community. But regardless of where you are politically, this a threat to free press and diversity of press at the local level, which leads to a centralization of news."

Sinclair has countered that it's not economically feasible or necessary to retain local staff at all of its TV stations, and that TV broadcasters are already overmatched by large tech companies such as Facebook (FB) - Get Report , Amazon.com Inc. (AMZN) - Get Report and Alphabet (GOOGL) - Get Report , owner of Google and YouTube, which have fast entered the media business.

Judging by a spate of recent proposals, FCC Chairman Ajit Pai, a Republican appointee, agrees with Sinclair which has been calling for the elimination of the Main Studio Rule for years. The commission earlierQ:

Kubernetes - Accessing a ClusterIP service using Minikube

I've had my services set with type NodePort however in reality external access it not required - they only need to be able to talk to each other.
Therefore I presume I should change these to the default ClusterIP however the question is - how can I continue to access these services during my local development?
So when i make the change from NodePort to ClusterIP then go to minikube service list it naturally shows no node port however how can I now access - is there some special endpoint address I can get from somewhere?
Thanks.

A:

You would need to access it like any other out-of-cluster case. Generally this means either kubectl port-forward or kubectl proxy, I favor the former though. In general, ClusterIP


Protein tyrosine sulfation, 1993--an update.
Sulfation is the most abundant post-translational modification of tyrosine residues and occurs in many soluble and membrane proteins passing through the secretory pathway of metazoan cells. The sulfation reaction is catalysed by tyrosylprotein sulfotransferase, a membrane-bound enzyme of the trans-Golgi-network. Tyrosylprotein sulfotransferase has been purified and its substrate specificity characterized. Tyrosine sulfation has been shown to be important for protein-protein interactions occurring during the intracellular transport of proteins and upon their secretion.The strains ([Table 1](#T1){ref-type="table"}) were grown for 7 d as three point inoculations on Czapek yeast agar (CYA), malt extract agar, yeast extract sucrose agar (YES), creatine sucrose agar (CREA) and oatmeal agar (OA). The effect of various incubation temperatures (9--36 °C with intervals of 3 °C) on the growth was studied on CYA and OA.

Molecular analysis {#s2b}
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Genomic DNA was isolated using the Ultraclean™ Microbial DNA Isolation Kit (MoBio, Solana Beach, CA, USA) according the manufacturer's instructions. The ITS regions (ITS), a part of the β-tubulin (BenA) or calmodulin (Cmd) gene were amplified and sequenced according the method described in [@R12]. Each dataset was aligned using the Clustal W program in MEGA5 ([@R40]), and subsequently manually optimised. The evolutionary history was inferred by using the Maximum Likelihood (ML)


the results of the maximum likelihood analysis of this alignment is shown in [Fig. 1](#F1){ref-type="fig"}. The total length of the calmodulin alignment was 500 positions long, and 27 sites were parsimony informative. The bootstrap consensus tree derived from the maximum likelihood analysis is shown in [Fig. 2](#F2){ref-type="fig"}. The phylogram in [Fig. 3](#F3){ref-type="fig"} is based on the ITS regions (incl 5.8S rDNA), and 585 bases were used in the maximum likelihood analysis. Of these 585 characters, 16 were parsimony informative (including alignment gaps).

The result of the analysis of the three datasets shows that *P. psychrosexualis* belongs to the series *Roqueforti*. The species is related to *P. carneum* and *P. roqueforti* in all three analysed loci, and *P. paneum* is basal to these three species. *Penicillium carneum* is the closestmedia, the ability to grow on MEA supplemented with 0.5 % acetic acid and forms conidiophores with warted stipes on DG18. This species produces the extrolites andrastin A, mycophenolic, patulin and roquefortine C and is chemically close to *P. carneum*. However, *P. carneum* also produces penitrem A, isofumigaclavine A and cyclopaldic aicd, while *P. psychrosexualis* produces the uncharacterised extrolite "fumu". *Penicillium psychrosexualis* produces the same odour as *P. roqueforti*, and is thus very different from the strong odour of *P. carneum*. Another difference between *P. psychrosexualis* and the other members of the *Roqueforti* series is the production of cleistothecia by the former species. The growth rate on CYA at 30 °C is a diagnostic tool to differentiate between *P. roqueforti* and *P. carneum* on one hand and *P.


of incubation ([@R3]). Various growth factors induce formation of cleistothecia, such as temperature, light, nutrients and oxygen levels ([@R8]). In this study, we show that *P. psychrosexualis*, a species related to *P. roqueforti*, produces cleistothecia abundantly at 9 °C. The production of a sexual stage at low temperatures might be more widespread in *Penicillium,* and mating experiments with *P. roqueforti* at this temperature might result in a sexual stage. Furthermore, *P. psychrosexualis* might be a good model species for comparison purposes in sex induction experiments or expression studies of genes required for sex in *P. roqueforti*. There are also indications of a sexual stage in *P. roqueforti*. Sclerotia were observed in cultures in *P. roqueforti* ([@R30], [@R35]) and it was postulated that similar structures have a dual functionQ:

How important is to be able to write code like you would write prose

Recently I heard of a company that, for interviews, asks potential employees to stand up and write out code on a whiteboard. Apparently that freaked alot of interviewees out.
This got me thinking and even though I consider myself a reasonable programmer, I would be hard pressed to write lengthy code out without referring to previous code I had written or doing a quick Google search.
How many programmers could safely say "Yes I could write all my code out just like I was writing an email"?

A:

As an interviewer asking for white board coding, I wasn't looking for perfect syntax and I was asking questions about basic algorithms using arrays or strings.  I was


small manner and make the pins 111 of the integrated circuit device 11 be held tightly in the holes 131. When removing the integrated circuit device 11, the long levering bar 134 will be move until reach the vertically position with the socket base 132. However, the way of swap the integrated circuit device in prior art has many disadvantages as follows:
(1) Not easy to swap. The pins 111 are plural and tiny, and it is so easy to be damaged during swap.
(2) The pins 111 are easy to be bended and broken, when the pins 111 bended, the integrated circuit device 11 will not be used any more.
(3) The cost is relatively higher; the extra interposer 116 and the pins 111 should be placed on the integrated-4*q - 11*a + 811 = -16*a, -4*q + 4*a + 808 = 0. Calculate the remainder when q is divided by -1 + 4 + 434/14.
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Suppose 8*i - 16 = -0*i. Suppose i*f = -2*s + 36, f + 19 + 14 = 2*s. Let b = s + -1. What is the remainder when 60 is divided by b?
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Suppose -5*f + 4*q = 0, -f + 4*q = -0*q. Suppose f = 7*v + 49 - 14. Let y(u) = -u**3 - 4*u**2 + u + 9. Calculate the remainder when y(v) is divided by 17.
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Suppose 33*j + 52*j - 19040 = 0. Calculate the remainder when j is divided by 43.
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Let m = 47 - 23. Suppose -9*n = -m - 30. Let w(x) =


a(m) = -m**2 + 19*m - 41. Let r(j) = 3*a(j) + 4*v(j). What is the remainder when 6 is divided by r(21)?
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Suppose -4*w = -5*f + 47 + 75, f = 3*w + 31. Let s(g) = -10 + 29*g - 42*g + 23*g + 42*g**2. What is the remainder when s(1) is divided by f?
20
Let t be (-24)/(-84) - (-60)/(-14). Suppose -4*r + 2*r + 212 = 0. What is the remainder when r is divided by 186*(-16)/128*t/3?
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Suppose 4*s - 8*m = -3*m - 496, m = s + 124. What is the remainder when -2*s/24*3 is divided by 11?
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Let w be 16/20*10/4. Suppose 3*c - 4*n + 4 = -w, n - 5 = -c. Suppose -14 = 97*u - 104*u. Calculate the remainder when  Related automatic tests : Test_v4 #61-#63 .

B2. A new utility "macroave" has been provided by J. Junquera and P. Ordejon (including
    routines by J. Soler and A. Garcia).
    The Macroave program implements the macroscopic average technique,
    introduced by A. Baldereschi and coworkers
    (A. Baldereschi, S. Baroni, and R. Resta, Phys. Rev. Lett. {\bf 61}, 734 (1988) ),
    to analyse heterojunctions.
    This method relates microscopic quantities, typical outputs of first-principles codes,
    with macroscopic magnitudes,
    needed to perform electrostatic analysis.
    Within this methodology, one is able of washing out all the
    wiggles of the rapidly-varying functions of position


The total
    number of planewaves is "npwtot".

    A new input variable "exchn2n3" has been introduced, in order
    to develop the use of the new FFT routines, that are parallelized.
    The exchange of y and z for the spreading of planewaves is operational.
    The document ~abinit/doc/developers/FFT_in_parallel
    describes the steps to be taken, at this stage of the
    FFT parallelism development.

    At present, the space (or FFT) parallelism is not yet available,
    but developers should pay attention to the nfft/nfftot
    and npw/npwtot distinctions:
    the space parallelism should be available in a few months.
    Also,.81), prolonged ventilation (7.01% vs 6.86%; OR, 1.02 [95% CI, 0.98-1.07]; P = .26), any reoperation (3.60% vs 3.69%; OR, 0.97 [95% CI, 0.92-1.03]; P = .35), renal failure (2.33% vs 2.24%; OR, 1.04 [95% CI, 0.97-1.11]; P = .30), and deep sternal wound infection (0.29% vs 0.34%; OR, 0.86 [95% CI, 0.71-1.04]; P = .12). However, patients who received preoperative β-blockers within 24 hours of surgery had higher rates of new-onset atrial fibrillation when compared with patients who did not (21.50% vs 20.10%; OR, 1.09 [95% CI, 1.06-1.12]; P < .001). Results of logistic regression analyses were broadly consistent. Preoperative β-blocker use among patients undergoing nonemergent CABG surgery who have not had a recent myocardial infarction was not associated with improved perioperative outcomes.


intelligent, loving and loyal.”

So what does it take to keep a rabbit as an indoor pet, and what are the benefits of having a house bunny?

Having a pet rabbit can provide many health and emotional benefits.

“Petting an animal can decrease blood pressure and stress levels,” said Dr. Linda Porter-Wenzlaff of Therapy Animals of San Antonio. “Studies have shown that positive effects are more profound when people are more vulnerable.”

These vulnerabilities include recent surgery, disability or anxiety and stress.

“Animals also bring you back to the present,” said Dr. Porter-Wenzlaff. “They engage with you and can make you feel better emotionally. They remove you from those recursive issues.”

Daily maintenance

What may come as a surprise is how clean rabbits can be. Caring for house rabbits requires a routine, but daily maintenanceimprove the look and feel of these transitional spaces in your home. Lighting is...

Now this is a lovely design trend – bring the nature inside. It’s quite easy to blur the line between outdoor space and your home interiors. This type of design will make for a lovely and relaxing indoor environment, which will always keep you in a good mood. See the detailed and easy tips you can use to merge outdoors with indoors, and share your own ideas and experiments. The infographic is created by...

The modern industrial trend is taking off right now, combining the warmth of raw wood finishings with metallic and steel industrial elements. This trend is particularly noticeable in the kitchen where this beautiful pairing of materials creates a truly stunning effect in


proteins adsorbed on both the linker and gel surface to minimum. By preparing this affinity matrix with deoxycholate as a model small molecule, we captured two independent deoxycholate-binding proteins of different affinities from mouse ascites, anti-deoxycholate antibody, and serum albumin. As other proteins were not captured, this affinity extraction method should contribute significantly to the accurate and rapid drug discovery and development.provide an indirect probe of the interstellar cosmic-ray electron distribution, in particular for energies below a few GeV.'
author:
- 'Laurent Bouchet, Andrew W. Strong, Troy A. Porter, Igor V. Moskalenko, Elisabeth Jourdain, and Jean-Pierre Roques'
title: 'Diffuse emission measurement with  as indirect probe of cosmic-ray electrons and positrons'
---

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

The Galactic ridge is known to be an intense source of continuum hard X-ray and [$\gamma$-ray]{} emission. The hard X-ray emission was discovered by a rocket experiment in 1972 [@Bleach72], and interstellar emission has subsequently been observed from keV to MeV energies by the satellites HEAO-1, EXOSAT, Temna, ASCA, Ginga, RXTE, CGRO/COMPTEL, GRANAT/SIGMA, and more recently by Chandra, XMM/Newton, along with INTEGRAL. Previous analyses of INTEGRAL data showed that, up to 100 keV, a large fraction of the total emission from the inner


U^d \times t_{p} ^d
\label{eq2}$$

where $A_p$ is a normalisation coefficient per pointing related to the background intensity, $U^d$ represents the background count rate pattern on the SPI camera for the $d^{th}$ detector ($U^d$ is a 19-element vector), and $t_{p} ^d$ is the effective observation time for pointing $p$ and detector $d$. The number of parameters necessary to model the background reduces to $N_p$ \[$U$ is assumed to be known and can be, in some cases, determined independently from exposures (see Sec. \[sec:background\])\].

The number of free parameters in the set of $N_p \times N^d$ equations is then $N_p \times N_s~ +~ N_p$ (for the $N_s$ sources and the background intensities). An additional reduction of the number of parameters can be obtained because many sources vary on timescales larger than the exposurepresent analysis we are performing a similar analysis to that described in @Bouchet10, but over a wider energy range for the annihilation radiation line and ortho-positronium continuum emission.

The bulge spatial morphology is sufficiently distinct from the continuum (plus annihilation disk) spatial morphology to be extracted separately from the data, without suffering from “cross-talk”. On the other hand, the disk annihilation continuum is weak compared to the ridge emission and too close in spatial shape to be distinguishable. Consequently, the disk contribution cannot be directly measured, but only inferred from the continuum measurements (Sec. \[sec:nonicdiffuse\]).

### Diffuse emission

To derive the spatial morphology of the emission (diffuse continuum and annihilation radiation), we use two approaches. The first is sky “imaging” and the second involves sky model fitting.

For “imaging”, sky pixels containing the


compared to the available data, and the problem is easily tractable using a simple likelihood maximisation to determine all the corresponding intensities and error estimates. For this particular analysis, the fitted intensities are constrained to be positive. This constraint stabilises the “imaging” system of equations to be solved. Figure \[fig:allsky\_image\_diffuse\] shows the all-sky intensity images of the emission in several energy bands. These images and profiles give a qualitative view of the emission, but very localised structures outside the region delimited by $\vert l \vert > 100^{\circ}$ and $\vert b \vert > 30^{\circ}$ may be missed, due to the sizes of the pixel in this region $\delta l \ge 15^{\circ} \times \delta b \ge 5.2^{\circ}$.

To quantify more easily the behaviour of the emission, we present our results in     log_probs: bool,
        sample: Optional[Dict[str, Tensor]] = None,
    ):
        """Get normalized probabilities (or log probs) from a net's output."""

        if hasattr(self, "adaptive_softmax") and self.adaptive_softmax is not None:
            if sample is not None:
                assert "target" in sample
                target = sample["target"]
            else:


rage that one day someone would be stealing my DS from me!

One day I won't be the only woman in his life! (Providing he's straight)

Another woman will fill his heart with love

Is this how those MIL threads come about, from horrendous mums like me?

I think I'm a bit obsessed. I iron his vests and feel slight guilt if he's forced to wear one I haven't ironed. Even if you can't see it under his immaculately ironed things.

How do I get a grip?

I tell DH I can't have any more children, in terrible fear they won't live up to my magical DS and his amazing charms and looks.

I realise I must be quite unhinged but at least I have the good grace to admit it... I thinkincorporated were "Disappeared" and "Another Side". The "Night on Bald Mountain" and "One-Winged Angel" tracks from the English version were included as well.

Other changes include new abilities, new weapons, new items, additional and recolored enemies, and gameplay tweaks to make the game easier for the player, along with two new levels of difficulty.

Picked this up yesterday and have been enjoying it so far. The HD graphics are crisp, controls are responsive, and the game is just as good as I remember. My only minor complaint would be the fact you can't turn off the subtitles. Other then that it's been a pretty good ride for the first few hours I put in. Here's hoping we see Kingdom Hearts 2 HD Final Mix before the end of the year.

Any


Q:

How to correctly chain promises that all involve the mongo database

I am a beginner at Node and Mongo so I need some help. I am practicing with chaining promises and with MongoDB. I want to chain together 2 insert actions. However, when I run this code file, I get the error: "TypeError: Cannot read property 'db' of undefined
    at /Users/jenniferzhou/Documents/2018 - 2019/MEAN Practice/Guru99/E8/mongopractice5.js:12:22
    at process.internalTickCallback (internal/process/next_tick.js:77:7)
"
The error says that the problem is with this line of the code: "var db = client1.db('EmployeeDB')". However, I am unsure why this line will return an error. I know that MongoClient.connect(url, { useNewUrlParser: true }) returns a promise but is this promise in some way different from the promise returned by the first .then(...)?
var Promisethe second. It has the advantage of being slightly more concise; but when I come back later to try to look at or change the code, I’m always confused.

This interface has too many arguments for you to favor conciseness. The second example makes up for PHP’s lack of named parameters by naming by proxy, and it creates far more sustainable and legible code in the long term.

The Other add_*_page() Functions

As I said, all add_*_page() functions are similar. Rather than exhaustively list them and highlight how modestly different each of them is, I’ll point you to the Codex page that shows them all off: Administration Menus API. A very short summary is that if you don’t want to create a top-level menu (one as big and prominent as “Dashboard”,


“Posts” or “Plugins”), you want to create a submenu. And there’s one main function you use for this, and a whole lot of shortcuts with slightly better naming.

Basically, if you want to create a new page that’s under the “Posts” sidebar menu, your options are these two:

$parent_slug = 'edit.php'; add_submenu_page( $parent_slug, $page_title, $menu_title, $capability, $menu_slug, $function ); // or add_posts_page( $page_title, $menu_title, $capability, $menu_slug, $function );

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// in main file function my_awesome_page_display() { include 'form-file.php'; }

// form-file.php
My Awesome Settings Page

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Here, (a) indicates a so-called standing wave. Then, an inflected vibration wave on an electrode portion may be expressed as follows.
B sin {.omega.t-k(x+a)+.phi.}+B sin (.omega.t+k(x+a)+.phi.}(2)
were
K=.omega./.nu.=2.pi./.lambda. PA1 .lambda.: wavelength, .phi.: phase differenceangle
In Eq. (2), where EQU -ka+.phi.=.alpha..pi. EQU ka+.phi.=.beta..pi. (3)
then Eq. (2) may be expressed as: EQU B sin (.omega.t-kx+.alpha..pi.)+B sin (.omega.t+kx+.beta..pi.)(4)
Accordingly, the inflected vibration wave excited by 1, 2 may be expressed in a type having Eqs. (1) and (4) put together. Here, if a condition for the presence of a traveling wave only is considered from the development of Eq. (4), it is understood that it comes in the case where .alpha. is an even number and .beta. is an odd number. Here, a and .phi. expressed by equations of .alpha. and .beta. may be given as follows from Eq. (3). ##EQU1## and thus the travelling wave component only is present when a and .phi. are satisfied each concurrently. If, for example, the case where ##EQU2## is


without notice!!

What is this:

These are test builds for anyone who would like to help with testing the pass-through that might be merged into upcoming v16.0 Jarvis release. So it's not sure it will be.

be merged into upcoming v16.0 Jarvis release. So it's not sure it will be. These builds are based upon the Jarvis branch that will become the final release

The main aim of this thread is to help make sure the pass-through method that might be implemented in Android for Jarvis works in most if not all cases..

Pass-through options (check what your devices actually supports!):

AC3

E-AC3

DTS

DTS-HD (NVIDIA SHIELD TV and perhaps others)

TrueHD (NVIDIA SHIELD TV and perhaps others)

How to help:

Say if this was also an issue in regular Jarvis beta builds or not.

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A liquid droplet forming apparatus includes a liquid retention unit
configured to retain particle suspension liquid in which precipitated
particles are suspended; a membrane member, in which a nozzle is formed,
configured to discharge the particle suspension liquid retained in the
liquid retention unit, as a liquid droplet, by vibration from the nozzle;
and a particle state detection unit configured to detect, from a side of
the liquid retention unit, a


between and an accurate
discharge in a desired direction may not be possible. Therefore, in apparatuses, which discharge minuscule liquid droplets such as inkjets, a distance between the nozzle and the droplet arrival object unit is generally a few mm or less, more preferably
1 mm or less.

However, in any of the above-described techniques, a liquid droplet is observed from a side with respect to the discharge direction. At this time, there is a problem that because a large detection unit including a lens or a camera is arranged
on the side, the droplet arrival object unit may interfere with the detection unit, and a distance between the nozzle and the droplet arrival object unit may be difficult to be kept short.

According to the embodiment, a liquid droplet forming apparatus thatcan be used. Moreover, a fluorescently stained cell, a cell that can express fluorescent
protein or the like can be used.

In this way, in the first variation of the first embodiment, as the precipitated particle 350, a fluorescent particle is used. Therefore, in addition to the effect of the first embodiment, the following effect is achieved. That is, in the
liquid droplet forming apparatus 10A, by making a specific particle, a state of which is desired to be obtained, a fluorescent particle, the particle state of the specific particle becomes detectable with high sensitivity and an influence of
contamination can be excluded.

Furthermore, as an application, two or more fluorescent wavelengths and excitation wavelengths can be used. On this occasion, as the excitation filter 243 and the fluorescent filter 246, filters that


241. The fluorescence from the fluorescent particles is collected by the imaging lens 245, and enters the dichroic mirror 244. Then, the fluorescence
passes through the dichroic mirror 244. After light other than the fluorescence is cut by the fluorescent filter 246, the fluorescence is focused on the light receiving element 341 by the imaging lens 247.

The pinhole 441 is arranged immediately before the light receiving element 341 on the incident side. By the imaging lens 247 that is a imaging optical element, a hole provided in the pinhole 441 and the nozzle 121 are preferably arranged so
that the hole and the nozzle 121 are made conjugate to each other. Therefore, the light receiving element 341 mainly receives only fluorescence from particles positioned in an extremely narrow region aroundvariation of the first
embodiment.

The liquid droplet forming apparatus 10D includes light sources 241.sub.1 and 241.sub.2, wavelengths of which are different from each other. For example, by using LEDs of different wavelengths for the light sources 241.sub.1 and 241.sub.2 and
by performing illumination in time division, a plurality of kinds of cells can be counted distinctively.

For example, assume that the light source 241.sub.1 can excite a specific particle "A" and the light source 241.sub.2 can excite a particle "B" that is different from the particle "A". At this time, as illustrated in FIG. 11, by turning on the
light source 241.sub.1 and the light source 241.sub.2 serially in time series, numbers of the particle "A" and the particle "B" can be measured.

For example, in the same way as the second variation


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Robin Manhood and His Totally Sexed-Out Space Pirates). With a series title that long, you know it’s going to be filled with loads of laughs, tons of sci-fi fun and plenty of hot sex! In Chapter Four: Little John’s Very Big Problem Brandi bravely cheers up the giant John Thomas with her own brand of sexual healing. J.T. harbors a crush on Peri, a shy girl who works at Robin’s hideout. After a makeover and a sexy soak in the tub, Brandi, Peri and company enjoy a dinner party that includes plenty of dessert. But will bandits from another dimension spoil their fun?

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To read excerpts, you need to have an accountjersey? Paris Nice official site says (under rules) that there is one, but has not included it in the classifications. Cycling news lists "the best young rider". I see that it hasn't been scored.

Well I thought that was weird too. We have it in the scoring options but the Tour website and PCS doesn't include it. Not sure what the consensus is here.

Matsport also shows young rider jersey list, and it is usually the "go to" site. I reckon the official website hasn't changed its software from last year when there wasn't a young rider jersey. My opinion is that we should score it, since we said we would, and all indications are that it is "real". But we need to let players know, since it will affect


Q:

How to prove this equality about logarithm series?

Actually, I have 2 questions. 1) How to prove that
$$\lim\limits_{n\to+\infty}\sum\limits_{k=1}^{n} \frac{1}{n} \ln \left( \frac{n}{2k-1} \right) = 1-\ln(2)?$$
2) Are there some nice materials on the topic of how to compute such a series?

A:

$$L=\lim_{n\rightarrow \infty} \sum_{k=1}^{n} \frac{1}{n} \ln \left ( \frac{1}{2k/n-1/n}\right) =\int _{0}^{1} \ln \frac{1}{2x} dx=  -\ln 2-\int_{0}^{1} \ln x dx= -\ln 2 +1.$$
Note that $1/n$ in the argument of $\ln$ can be neglected when $n\rightarrow \infty.$

found

that although M r. Hare’s base salary ranged between $155,000 to $210,000 per

                                          -2-
year, M r. Hare’s total annual compensation including bonuses and other payments

was w ell over $300,000. He reported these findings to Gene Phillips, advisor to

the trust that is the controlling shareholder of ARI. ARI decided to implement a

revised bonus plan for 2002. In December 2001, M r. Cook informed Roger Klein,

the M art’s Controller, of the change and told him that bonus payments should not

be released without prior authorization. In spite of this directive,


Prima Facie Case

      The defendants do not dispute that M r. Hare has satisfied the first three

elements of the prima facie test, but contend that M r. Hare’s position was

eliminated by his discharge and therefore that M r. Hare fails to satisfy the fourth

elem ent. M r. H are claims that his position was not eliminated, and makes two

                                          -8-
independent arguments in support. First, he alleges that he was essentially

replaced by M r. Cook. However, there is no evidence in the record310. ARI had also suspended the bonus program

that made up more than half of M r. Hare’s yearly compensation prior to the

meeting, and did not establish a new bonus plan for 2003. The temporal nexus

between the age-related remarks and these more immediate actions by ARI is

relatively close and sufficient to support an inference of discriminatory motive

that satisfies the burden of describing a prima facie case. See Butler v. City of

Prairie Vill., KA, 172 F.3d 736, 749 (10th Cir. 1999) (finding that a decline in

work evaluations leading up to discharge may contribute to an inference of

discriminatory intent); M arx v. Schnuck M kts., Inc., 76 F.3d 324, 329 (10th Cir.

      2
        The Defendants cite cases in their


                                    2. Pretext

      In response to M r. Hare’s prima facie case, the defendants successfully

articulate a nondiscriminatory reason for M r. Hare’s termination. In fact, the

testimony of M r. Phillips, M r. Cook, M r. Blaha, and M ichael Lane provides

numerous legitimate reasons why M r. Hare was terminated, including that: M r.

Hare’s responsibilities could be managed from Dallas at lower cost, he did not

maximize the M art’s earning potential, he kept short working hours and was not

actively involved in day-to-day operations at the M art, he displayedto the subjective belief of those making the termination decision; “[t]he

                                         -13-
relevant inquiry is not whether the employer's proffered reasons were wise, fair or

correct, but whether it honestly believed those reasons and acted in good faith

upon those beliefs.” Rivera v. City and County of Denver, 365 F.3d 912, 924–25

(10th Cir. 2004) (internal quotation marks and alteration omitted).

      M r. Hare successfully shows pretext by pointing to an apparent

contradiction in the testimony of those involved in the decision to terminate him.

The following is an


     W e are skeptical that M r. Hare has established any of the elements

necessary to describe a wrongful discharge claim under Colorado common law.

Because failure to show a genuine dispute of material fact as to one of the

elements is fatal to M r. Hare’s claim, we shall focus only on the issue of

causation.

      As the district court held, a reasonable jury could not find on this record

that there was a causal connection between M r. Hare’s refusal to follow

management’s directive not to pay bonuses and his termination twenty months

later. The temporal distance between the two events, without more, cannot

support an inference of causation. See Miller v. Auto. Club of N.M ., Inc., 420

F.3d 1098, 1121 (10th Cir. 2005)(finding a six month window between protected

activity and adverse action insufficient to satisfy causal connection); Connor v.

Schnuck M kts, Inc., 121 F.3d 1390, 1395 (10th Cir. 1997) (finding four month

time lag between protected activity and termination insufficient by itself to justify

an inference of causation). Although M r. Hare claims that documentation of the

bonus dispute was reviewed at the time of his termination, nothing in the record

supports such a conclusion. The head of ARI’s human resources, M r. Lane, only

testifies that documentation of the dispute between M r. Hare and M r. Cook


$10^{15}$ G. The surface layer of these neutron stars then consists of highly-magnetized matter. Understanding the physical properties of atoms, molecular chains, and condensed matter in fields of such extreme magnitude (see Ref.[@Ruderman74] for an early general review and [@Ruder94] for a recent text on atoms in strong magnetic fields) is important for interpreting the radiation from the neutron stars that may be observed in the present and future X-ray satellites (e.g., [@Ogelman93]), therefore provides important information about the internal structure of neutron stars.

In superstrong magnetic fields the structure of atoms and condensed matter is dramatically changed by the fact that the magnetic force on an electron is stronger than the Coulomb force it experiences, i.e., the electron cyclotron energy (the Landau energy level spacing) $$\hbar \omega _ethen given by $$E_{m0}(Z,R_{\perp})=\eps_{m0}(Z,R_{\perp})
+{e^2\over (Z^2+R_{\perp}^2)^{1/2}}.$$ As noted before, in this general situation, $m$ is not a good quantum number, but we nevertheless use it to distinguish different electronic state.

In this ansatz, the equations for H$_2$ are also similar to those in Sec. III.A. We still assume the electron orbitals to be given by Eqs. (3.9)-(3.10). The HF equations (3.12)-(3.14) remain valid except the ion-electron interaction potential $\tilde V_m(z)$ is replaced by $\tilde V_{mm}(z,R_{\perp}/2)$. The electron-electron interaction kernels are unchanged. The total electronic energy is still given by Eq. (3.19) with $e^2/Z$ replaced by $e^2/(Z^2+R_{\perp}^2)^{1/2}$.

We now estimate the regime of validity of this ansatz. As an example, let us consider the ground electronic state of H$_2^+$. In general, the transverse wavefunction of the electron is a superposition of different Landau ground state


For finite proton mass, one can rescale the electronic energy by replacing the electron mass with an appropriate reduced mass. This only introduces a small correction (of order $m_e/m_p$), and is neglected in our paper. However, as noted in Sec. I, the separation of the proton and electron motion in strong magnetic field is much more complicated, especially in the regime of $B\go B_{crit}$ when the cyclotron energy of proton, $$\hbar\omega_p=\hbar(eB/m_pc)=(b/b_{crit})\ln b_{crit}\,({\rm a.u.})
=6.3 B_{12}\,({\rm eV}),$$ is comparable with or larger than the spacing of the electronic energy levels. The “standard procedure” for separating the proton and electron motion leads to some ambiguities regarding the binding energy of H$_2$ in the strong field regime; these are discussed in Sec. V.A. An alternative scheme, which is more suitable for $B\go B_{crit}$, is0}^2+\omega_p^2)R_\perp^2/2$. The size of the ground-state wavefunction is then $\lo \hat\rho$, the approximation is justified and the excitation energy quanta is $\hbar (\omega_{\perp 0}^2+\omega_p^2)^{1/2}$. Since the energy of $\hbar\omega_p/2$ also exists in isolated H atom, the zero-point energy for the transverse oscillation of the molecule can be written as $$\hbar\omega_\perp=\hbar (\omega_{\perp 0}^2+\omega_p^2)^{1/2}
-\hbar\omega_p.$$ For $b<<b_{crit}$ we have $\hbar\omega_\perp\simeq
\hbar\omega_{\perp 0}$ as expected, and Eq. (5.2) shows that $\hbar\omega_\perp/D^{(\infty)}\sim 5.(b/b_{crit})^{1/2}
/\ln b<<1$. For $b>>b_{crit}$, on the other hand, $\hbar\omega_\perp\simeq \hbar\omega_{\perp 0}^2/(2\omega_p)
\simeq 0.016\,l^2$ so that $\hbar\omega_\perp/D^{(\infty)}
\sim 0.15$. Thus the transverse zero-point energy $\hbar\omega_\perp$ remains less than the dissociation energy for the state given by the standard scheme, but the Landau energy $\hbar\omega_p$ of the excited proton has to be added to the molecular energy also. The “corrected” dissociation energy in this scheme is then


(B2) can be solved numerically using an iterative scheme similar to that used for solving the Hartree-Fock equation (Paper I). Successively accurate results can be obtained by using increasing number of terms in the sum in Eq. (B1). The lowest energy state corresponds to the solution satisfying $$\int_{-\infty}^{\infty}\! dz |f_{00}(z)|^2
>\int_{-\infty}^{\infty}\! dz |f_{10}(z)|^2
>\int_{-\infty}^{\infty}\! dz |f_{20}(z)|^2
>\cdots.$$ Generalization of this method to H$_2$ molecule is much more complicated.

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   $B_{12}$   $E_a(0)$   $E_a(1)$   $E_a(2)$   $E_a(3)$   $E_a(4)$   $E_a(5)$
  ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------
    $0.1$     $-76.4$    $-52.5$    $-43.3$    $-38.0$    $-34.4$    $-31.8$
    $0.5$     $-130.2$   $-92.8$    $-77.8$    $-69.0$    $-63.0$


energy of H atom is $|E_a|=0.16\,A\,l^2$, with $$A=\cases{1+1.36\times 10^{-2}\,[\ln (1000/b)]^{2.5},
        & if $b<10^3$;\cr
        1+1.07\times 10^{-2}\,[\ln (b/1000)]^{1.6}, & if $b\ge 10^3$.
    \cr}$$

[^2]: In several recent papers[@Korolev94] on the molecular binding in strong magnetic field, Korolev and Liberman failed to identify the tightly-bound states. Also, their variational calculation of the weakly-bound state significantly underestimates the binding energy because it neglects the overlapping of the electron wavefunctions. As a result, their claim that hydrogenlike gas in strong magnetic field can form Bose-Einstein condensate is incorrect (see also[@Lai95c; @Ortiz95]).

[^3]: Strictly speaking, the transverse vibration and the aligned vibration are coupled, and they are governed by the two dimensional potential $U(Z,R_{\perp})$. Since the transverse vibrational excitationFORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. – Sept. 23, 2014 – Investors pulling back on home buying is one of the biggest issues facing South Florida's housing market, an analyst said Friday.

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distribution of PRISM over a 300-core server grid. We anticipate that this major investment in the infrastructure underlying the PRISM 3 web server will improve the speed and capacity of the web application.

We benchmarked the speed of PRISM by using the program to analyze 2314 prokaryotic genomes from the Human Microbiome Project, with all searches enabled and default parameters. Figure [3](#F3){ref-type="fig"} displays the amount of time dedicated to each of the major steps of the PRISM algorithm for each of the 2314 genomes (open reading frame (ORF) detection, domain and cluster detection, and structure prediction). The median PRISM 3 runs on a microbial genome finished in 58.8 min (interquartile range, 29.1--107.8 min). A small number of outliers (161 genomes or 7.0%) required more than 4 h to process.to predict a chemical structure for every known biosynthetic pathway type.

CONCLUSION {#SEC4}
==========

With the development of a chemical graph-based paradigm for structure prediction and extension to eight classes of natural products, PRISM 3 represents a uniquely comprehensive resource for automated prediction of the chemical structures of genetically encoded secondary metabolites. However, despite the increased biosynthetic scope of PRISM 3, the chemical structures of a considerable range of microbial secondary metabolites remain difficult to predict except via manual annotation by specialists. Future improvements to PRISM will leverage chemical graph-based prediction to extend structure prediction to new classes of genetically encoded secondary metabolites, with the ultimate goal of integrating all available biosynthetic knowledge concerning secondary metabolism into a single framework.

Supplementary Material
======================

######

Click here for additional data file.

SUPPLEMENTARY DATA {#SEC5}
==================

[Supplementary Data](#sup1){ref-type="supplementary-material"} are


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[S5](#hep41405-sup-0001){ref-type="supplementary-material"}A‐D). As expected for 28 weeks of NASH diet feeding, the control PBS‐treated mice had substantial hepatic inflammation and fibrosis as assessed by inflammatory cell content, sirius red area, and fibrosis grading by a liver pathologist, and both of these key endpoints were markedly improved by GalNAc‐siTAZ‐2 (Fig. [5](#hep41405-fig-0005){ref-type="fig"}C,D; Supporting Fig. [S6](#hep41405-sup-0001){ref-type="supplementary-material"}A,B). These changes were accompanied by decreases in hepatic mRNAs encoding proteins that mediate inflammation and fibrosis in NASH (Fig. [5](#hep41405-fig-0005){ref-type="fig"}E). In addition, GalNAc‐siTAZ caused decreases in both F4/80^+^ macrophages and α‐SMA^+^ area (Fig. [5](#hep41405-fig-0005){ref-type="fig"}F; Supporting Fig. [S6](#hep41405-sup-0001){ref-type="supplementary-material"}C,D). MCP‐1 and TGF‐β1 protein levels were also decreased in GalNAc‐siTAZ‐2‐treated livers (Fig. [5](#hep41405-fig-0005){ref-type="fig"}G). GalNAc‐siTAZ also decreased TUNEL^+^ cells in the liver and plasma ALT (Fig. [5](#hep41405-fig-0005){ref-type="fig"}H,I; Supporting Fig. [S6](#hep41405-sup-0001){ref-type="supplementary-material"}E), indicating less liver damage.

![GalNAc‐siTAZ treatment after the development of NASH reduceslowered by GalNAc‐siTAZ, and these processes have been shown in other studies to contribute to liver fibrogenesis.[30](#hep41405-bib-0030){ref-type="ref"}, [31](#hep41405-bib-0031){ref-type="ref"} Although our previous study presented detailed mechanistic work linking TAZ to NASH fibrosis,[11](#hep41405-bib-0011){ref-type="ref"} the mechanism linking TAZ to cell death and inflammation remains to be investigated.

For hepatocyte targeting, GalNAc has been proven to be effective owing to its being a highly efficient ligand for the hepatocyte asialoglycoprotein receptor.[15](#hep41405-bib-0015){ref-type="ref"}, [32](#hep41405-bib-0032){ref-type="ref"}, [33](#hep41405-bib-0033){ref-type="ref"} In the case of TAZ, hepatocyte‐specific targeting is critical as it has other functions in other cell types that would likely introduce safety concerns to the use of systemic TAZ‐inhibitory therapy.[34](#hep41405-bib-0034){ref-type="ref"}, [35](#hep41405-bib-0035){ref-type="ref"}, [36](#hep41405-bib-0036){ref-type="ref"}, [37](#hep41405-bib-0037){ref-type="ref"}, [38](#hep41405-bib-0038){ref-type="ref"} Moreover, previously developed small molecule inhibitors target not only TAZ but also the related transcription regulator YAP or the TAZ‐YAP common cofactors TEA domain transcription


be closely monitored. A limitation of our study is that our NASH model induced mild to moderate fibrosis, which equated F2‐F3 fibrosis at 28 weeks at the end of our intervention study. Most studies on NASH‐induced fibrosis focus on patients with F3‐F4 fibrosis in order to measure changes in clinical outcomes. Hence, studying the effect of GalNAc‐siTAZ in mouse models of NASH with F3‐F4 NASH fibrosis may be desirable to confirm that TAZ inhibition leads to fibrosis regression even in these very advanced stages. In the current study, we were also surprised to see a benefit, albeit modest, with nontargeting GalNAc‐siControl versus PBS in certain endpoints (Figs. [3](#hep41405-fig-0003){ref-type="fig"} and [4](#hep41405-fig-0004){ref-type="fig"}). This finding will require further investigation as more advanced formulations of hepatocyte‐targeted siTAZ are investigated.

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The cloning problem can be avoided altogether using the map function. For a given array it returns a new array where each element is the corresponding element in the original array transformed using the provided function (in our case multiplied by the discount multiplier).

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Public Policy in New York City and State by Larry Littlefield

General Government: Census of Governments Employment and Payroll Data

This post will complete my series on different government functions based on employment and payroll data from the Census of Governments, for 2012 and previous years. It includes data for the kind of general government and legal workers one might generally expect to find hanging around in city and town halls and county seats, reviewing applications, keeping records and doing inspections, rather than providing services. At the local government level the functions included are, as delineated by the U.S. Census Bureau, Health, Financial Administration, Other Local Government Administration, Judicial and Legal, and Other and Unallocable.

As has been the case in the past, I’ve found that for these categories combined thethe Financial Administration, Other Government Administration functions, with the latter including Central Staff, and in Judicial and Legal Category. Perhaps because are so few local government entities within the city’s boundaries, mostly just one – the City of New York , whereas elsewhere there may be county, town, and municipal governments, each with their own officials.

On the other hand, New York City is above average in Public Health. The city’s Health Department does work that is undertaken by state health departments elsewhere. NYC is also above average in “Other and Unallocable.” The latter includes agencies that provide services to other agencies, such as New York City’s Department of Citywide Administrative Services, Economic Development, Job Training, and other activities smaller places may not have separate agencies for. The key


Today is Obamacare’s seventh anniversary. It is also the day House Republicans will try to pass a bill that would repeal Obamacare—a gratuitous thumb in the eye of anyone who helped write or pass the Affordable Care Act, or who has benefitted from it since. The technical term for this is a “dick move,” but it’s also a useful marker for the journalism community, where it’s fashionable to draw equivalence between both parties, and treat all partisan spin as worthy of unchallenged amplification.

For instance, Republicans have claimed for seven years now that Democrats rushed Obamacare through Congress without debate, and will use this claim as cover for doing the same.

If Hse GOPers get health care deal, few will see specifics before vote & it will emerge in deadliver under the same conditions. The staining was more intense and perinuclear in distribution 24 h after IRI. The staining was more intense and perinuclear in distribution 24 h after IRI. ISH for *Fgβ* in uninjured kidney was as intense as in liver, but revealed more intense diffuse cytoplasmic distribution at 24 h. ISH for *Fgγ* was of similar reactivity to *Fgα* in distribution and intensity, in uninjured and injured kidney; there was more diffuse cytoplasmic staining in uninjured tissue, with less intense reactivity when compared to the liver tissue, but in IRI, the reactivity intensified and distributed around the nuclei, similar to the *Fgα*.

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