The MA$(q)$ process is a stochastic process $(y_k)_{k\in\mathbb{N}^*}$ defined by $$\label{eq:maq}
y_k=u_k +\sum_{i=1}^q \theta_i u_{k-i} \,,$$ where $(u_k)_{k\in\mathbb{Z}}$ is an iid sequence of standard Gaussians $\mathcal{N}(0,1)$. Even though a Bayesian analysis can handle non-identifiable settings and still estimate properly identifiable quantities [see, e.g., @marin:robert:2007 Chapter 5], we will impose a standard identifiability condition on this model, namely that the roots of the polynomial $$\mathcal{Q}(x) = 1 - \sum_{i=1}^q \theta_i x^i$$ are all outside the unit circle in the complex plane. A simple prior distribution is therefore the uniform distribution over the corresponding range of $\theta_i$’s, especially when $q$ is small and the set of resulting parameters is easy to describe. In the case processed in the figures below for $q=2$, we obtain the triangle $$-2<\theta_1<2\,,\quad
\theta_1+\theta_2>-1\,,\quad
\theta_1-\theta_2<1\,.$$

![\[fig:basiABc\] Comparison of the levelcomplex (hence realistic) statistical models for filtering. Theoretical arguments are given to prove that the ABC approximation of the filter does not accumulate errors along the sequence of observables, when the model has good mixing properties. @dean:singh:jasra:peters:2011 illustrate this implementation in the specific case of hidden Markov (HMM) models, relating the ABC implementation with Wilkinson’s ([-@wilkinson:2008]) perspective and demonstrating that the pseudo (or noisy) model for which ABC is exact also is an HMM. Using this representation, they further establish ABC consistency. While @dean:singh:jasra:peters:2011 establish that ABC leads to an asymptotic bias for a fixed value of the tolerance $\epsilon$, they also prove that an arbitrary accuracy can be attained with enough data and a small enough $\epsilon$. (We note that the restriction to summary statistics that preserve


the HMM structure is paramount for the results in the paper to apply, hence preventing the use of truly summarising statistics that would not grow in dimension with the size of the HMM series.) The convergence result central to @dean:singh:jasra:peters:2011 is also connected with Fearnhead and Prangle’s (2010) version, mentioned above, in that they both rely on pseudo-likelihood consistency arguments.

Calibration of ABC {#ACDC}
==================

#### **Summary statistics**

Several authors have considered the fundamental difficulty associated with the choice of the summary statistic, $\eta({\mathbf{y}})$, which one would like to consider as a quasi-sufficient statistic. First, for most real problems (a notable exception being found in [@grelaud:marin:robert:rodolphe:tally:2009] in the case of Gibbs random fields), it is impossible to find non-trivial sufficient statistics which would eliminate the need of a choice of statistics. Second,that $\pi({\boldsymbol{\theta}})f({\mathbf{z}}|{\boldsymbol{\theta}})
K_\epsilon ({\mathbf{y}}-{\mathbf{z}})$ is identical to the above once we replace ${\mathbf{y}}-{\mathbf{z}}$ by $\epsilon$.

[@ratmann:andrieu:wiujf:richardson:2009] then derive an ABC algorithm they call ABC${}_\mu$ to simulate an MCMC chain targeting this joint distribution, replacing $\xi(\epsilon|{\mathbf{y}},{\boldsymbol{\theta}})$ with a non-parametric kernel approximation. For each model under comparison, the marginal posterior distribution on the error $\epsilon$ is then used to assess the fit of the model, the logic being that this posterior should include $0$ in a reasonable credible interval. While the authors stress they use the data once, they also define the above target by using simultaneously a prior distribution on $\epsilon$ and a conditional distribution on the same $\epsilon$ that they interpret as the likelihood in $(\epsilon,{\boldsymbol{\theta}})$. The product is most often defined as a density in $(\epsilon,{\boldsymbol{\theta}})$, so it can


gets a non-zero weight that is proportional to the number of accepted ${\mathbf{z}}$’s. The limiting case $M\to\infty$ brings in an exact simulation from the tempered targets $\pi_{\epsilon_t}$’s, so there is a convergence principle and the stabilisation of the approximation could be assessed to calibrate $M$. The adaptivity in the ABC-SMC algorithm is found in the on-line construction of the thresholds: the thresholds decrease slowly enough to keep a large number of accepted transitions from the previous sample. An important feature is that the update in the importance weights simplifies to the ratio of the proportions of surviving particles, due to the choice of the reversal backward kernels $L_t$ and to the use of invariant transition forward kernels $K_t$.

In a very related manner, [@drovandi:pettitt:2010] use a combination of particlesto the value of the tolerance $\epsilon$ used in the regular ABC scheme. Figures \[fig:BeAum01\] and \[fig:BeAum20\] summarise the results. When using a $0.1\%$ quantile, the two density estimates are identical in the case of the parameter $\theta_2$. The post-processed density estimate of $\theta_1$ is closer to the true posterior. When using a $20\%$ quantile, the impact of the local regression is more spectacular. We recover results close to those obtained with the $0.1\%$ quantile. This exhibits the point that local regression strongly attenuates the impact of the truncation brought by $\epsilon$.

![\[fig:BeAum01\] Comparison of the density estimates of the distributions of the parameters using an ABC approximation with $\epsilon$ as the $0.1\%$ quantile on the autocovariance distances [*(in blue)*]{} and the [@beaumont:zhang:balding:2002] correction [*(in red)*]{}. The red and


only because several models are considered simultaneously [see, e.g., @robert:2001; @marin:robert:2010]. In addition to the parameters of each model, the inference considers the model index $\mathcal{M}$, which is associated with its own prior distribution $\pi(\mathcal{M}=m)$ ($m=1,\ldots,M$) as well as a prior distribution on the parameters conditional on the value $m$ of the model index, $\pi_m({\boldsymbol{\theta}}_m)$, defined on the parameter space $\Theta_m$. The choice between these models is then driven by the posterior distribution of $\mathcal{M}$, a challenging computational target where ABC brings a straightforward solution. Indeed, once $\mathcal{M}$ is incorporated within the parameters, the ABC approximation to the posterior follows from the same principles as regular ABC, as shown by the following pseudo-code, where ${\boldsymbol{\eta}}({\mathbf{z}})=(\eta_1({\mathbf{z}}),\ldots,\eta_M({\mathbf{z}}))$ is the concatenation of the summary statistics used for all models (with eliminationhence the object of an unparalleled development. While this rapid development provides answers to some interrogations from the statistical community about the validity of the approach and from the practitioners about a higher efficiency of the method, some issues remain unsolved, among which:

-   the convergence results obtained so far are unpractical in that they require either the tolerance to go to zero or the sample size to go to infinity. Obtaining exact error bounds for positive tolerances and finite sample sizes would bring a strong improvement in both the implementation of the method and in the assessment of its worth.

-   even though ABC is often presented as a converging method that approximates Bayesian inference, it can also be perceived as an inference technique per


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Coupled sera were taken among goats suffering from pneumonia in Zaire. The presence of antibodies to bovine syncytial respiratory virus was investigated by a seroneutralization test. Out of 26 animals, 9 already had antibodies at the time of the first blood sampling, 9 presented a seroconversion and 8 remained seronegative during the two months of observation. These results suggest it would be useful to study the frequency of the infection of small ruminants with this virus and its clinical and economical impact in Central Africa.andbplace in fridge for about 15 minutes to chill and for flavors to mesh.

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Clinical significance of a prostate-specific antigen flare phenomenon in patients with hormone-refractory prostate cancer receiving docetaxel.
Docetaxel has shown promise for the treatment of hormone-refractory prostate cancer and has become the standard of care. The flare phenomenon is a known entity in androgen-deprivation therapy of advanced prostate cancer and it has also been described in palliative chemotherapy of hormone-refractory prostate cancer. The aim of this study was to evaluate the clinical impact of a prostate-specific antigen flare phenomenon in docetaxel-treated hormone-refractory prostate cancer patients. From December 2002 to August 2005, we treated 44 patients with hormone-refractory prostate cancer applying docetaxel-based regimens. Prostate-specific antigen levels were determined before therapy and weekly thereafter. Patients were divided into three groups: response (group 1), progression (group 2) and flare (group 3). Flare wasirritation and more recently discovered problems associated with processing and manufacturing of films comprising various cosolvents for monoglycerides have left a need for improved monoglyceride/cosolvent combinations.
Additionally, U.S. Pat. No. 5,312,122 discloses the use of monoglycerides and fatty acid esters, alone or in combination, as a permeation enhancer mixture for ST 1435, a synthetic progestogen. Specific fatty acid sters or desirable properties are not disclosed.
U.S. Pat. No. 5,026,556 discloses a composition for the transdermal delivery of buprenorphine comprising an amount of buprenorphine in a carrier comprising a polar solvent material selected from the group consisting of C.sub.3 -C.sub.4 diols, C.sub.3 -C.sub.6 triols, and mixtures thereof; and a polar lipid material selected from the group consisting of fatty alcohol esters, fatty acid esters, and mixtures thereof. Ethyl palmitate is disclosed


a fatty acid ester comprising a higher fatty acid having 12-16 carbon atoms and a lower monohydric alcohol having 1-4 carbon atoms, and a monoglyceride comprising a higher fatty acid having 8-10 carbon atoms.
U.S. Pat. No. 5,747,069 discloses a percutaneous absorbable preparation containing a drug and an absorption accelerator comprising a monoglyceride and a fatty acid. All of the aforementioned patents are incorporated herein in their entirety by reference.Note: Supplemental figure appears at [www.ajtmh.org](http://www.ajtmh.org).

INTRODUCTION {#s1}
============

*Histoplasma capsulatum* is a globally widespread dimorphic fungus. This pathogen is the etiologic agent of histoplasmosis, a respiratory and systemic mycosis with different clinical presentations, depending on the host's susceptibility, fungal virulence, and other factors associated with the infection process.^[@b1]^

This fungus grows in particular environments as a saprobe mycelial (M)-phase and produces infective propagules, mainly microconidia and small hyphal fragments. Once aerosolized and inhaled by hosts, these propagules can cause infection associated with a mild to severe clinical course, mostly in immunosuppressed individuals or in immunocompetent individuals exposed to high risks of infection in heavily contaminated places.

After inhalation, the infective M-phase propagules are thought to accumulate in the lung alveoli and to convert to the *H. capsulatum* parasitic and virulent yeast (Y)-phase


by a fungal pathogen primarily associated with the respiratory tract. In mice, the NALT is well known,^[@b27],[@b28]^ whereas the NALT of bats was described for the first time by Suárez-Alvarez et al.^[@b29]^ Although, there are slight anatomic differences in the NALT of both animals, histologically, they share the same lymphoid tissue organization.^[@b29]^

Here, we observed by IHC that *H. capsulatum* yeasts were present within the epithelial cells and the subepithelial DCs of the NM, as well as within the paracortical DCs of the CLN, in both bats and mice. Our findings suggest differences between the two animal models, regarding the number of fungal cells within the host's epithelial cells, the time required for the dimorphic transition and the subsequent fungal dissemination to the CLN, which could induce slight discrepanciesmobilizing the fungus from the infected animals' NM to their CLN. Identification of intracellular yeast-like cells within the subepithelial and interstitial DCs of the NM and within the interdigitating DCs of the CLN in both animal models also supports this statement. Although other strategies are involved in disseminating *H. capsulatum*,^[@b35],[@b36]^ a DC-based mechanism appears to be the easiest route for this pathogen to arrive to the CLN.

Given the participation of the NM and the NALT described in this study, it is relevant to emphasize that these tissues have all the elements required to mount a competent local immune response. The efficacy of this defense depends on diverse factors, including the fungal inoculum, the *H. capsulatum* phylogenetic species and its virulence, the mammalian species infected, and the host's whole


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for i in range(len(df)):
    for j in templist2[i]:
        df.iloc[i][j] = 1

I run for some time and then nothing changed in the original dataframe.
Probably you can find a better more elegant solution.

A:

To limit the size of the example, I created the following source DataFrame:
df = pd.DataFrame(data=[[ 1, 'USA', 1974, 1978 ], [ 2, 'USA', 1976, 1981 ],
    [ 3, 'USA', 1975, 1979 ], [ 4, 'USA', 1977, 1980 ],
    [ 5, 'Mex', 1976, 1979 ], [ 6, 'Mex', 1978, 1980 ]],
    columns=['Id', 'birthCountry', 'debut_year', 'final_year'])

The fists step of actual computation is to create a Series containing
years in which each player was active:
years = df.apply(lambda


Reaction of N,N-diethyldithiocarbamate and other bidentate ligands with Zn, Co and Cu bovine carbonic anhydrases. Inhibition of the enzyme activity and evidence for stable ternary enzyme-metal-ligand complexes.
The reactions with N,N-diethyldithiocarbamate (DDC) of zinc, cobalt and copper carbonic anhydrase from bovine erythrocytes were investigated. The native zinc enzyme was inhibited by DDC, but no removal of zinc could be detected even at a very high [ligand]/[protein] ratio. At identical pH values a larger inhibitory effect was found for the cobalt enzyme. The metal was removed by DDC from the protein at pH less than 7.0. No cobalt removal occurred at pH 10, where a stable ternary complex with the enzyme-bound Co(II) was detected. Its optical and EPR spectra are indicative of five-coordinate Co(II). The reaction of the Cu(II) enzymecomposite?
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interrupt.  This routine schedules event
 * queue processing.  No interrupt acknowledgement cycle is necessary.
 * Also, we never need to check that the interrupt is for us, since
 * MSI interrupts cannot be shared.
 */
irqreturn_t efx_farch_msi_interrupt(int irq, void *dev_id)
{
	struct efx_msi_context *context = dev_id;
	struct efx_nic *efx = context->efx;
	efx_oword_t *int_ker = efx->irq_status.addr;
	int syserr;

	netif_vdbg(efx, intr, efx->net_dev,
		   "IRQ %d on CPU %d status " EFX_OWORD_FMT "\n",
		   irq, raw_smp_processor_id(), EFX_OWORD_VAL(*int_ker));

	if (!likely(ACCESS_ONCE(efx->irq_soft_enabled)))
		return IRQ_HANDLED;

	/* Handle non-event-queue sources */
	if (context->index == efx->irq_level) {
		syserr = EFX_OWORD_FIELD(*int_ker, FSF_AZ_NET_IVEC_FATAL_INT);
		if (unlikely(syserr))
			return efx_farch_fatal_interrupt(efx);
		efx->last_irq_cpu = raw_smp_processor_id();
	}

	/* Schedule processing of the channel */
	efx_schedule_channel_irq(efx->channel[context->index]);

	return IRQ_HANDLED;
}

/* Setup RSS indirection table.
 * This maps from the hash value of the packet to RXQ
 */
void efx_farch_rx_push_indir_table(struct efx_nic *efx)
{
	size_t i = 0;
	efx_dword_t dword;

	BUILD_BUG_ON(ARRAY_SIZE(efx->rx_indir_table) !=
		     FR_BZ_RX_INDIRECTION_TBL_ROWS);

	for (i = 0;can stop once either
		 * (a) we find (1), in which case we have definitely
		 *     found (2) as well; or
		 * (b) we have searched exhaustively for (1), and have
		 *     either found (2) or searched exhaustively for it
		 */
		u32 key = efx_farch_filter_build(&filter, &spec);
		unsigned int hash = efx_farch_filter_hash(key);
		unsigned int incr = efx_farch_filter_increment(key);
		unsigned int max_rep_depth = table->search_limit[spec.type];
		unsigned int max_ins_depth =
			spec.priority <= EFX_FILTER_PRI_HINT ?
			EFX_FARCH_FILTER_CTL_SRCH_HINT_MAX :
			EFX_FARCH_FILTER_CTL_SRCH_MAX;
		unsigned int i = hash & (table->size - 1);

		ins_index = -1;
		depth = 1;

		spin_lock_bh(&efx->filter_lock);

		for (;;) {
			if (!test_bit(i, table->used_bitmap)) {
				if (ins_index < 0)
					ins_index = i;
			} else if (efx_farch_filter_equal(&spec,
							  &table->spec[i])) {
				/* Case (a) */
				if (ins_index < 0)
					ins_index = i;
				rep_index = i;
				break;
			}

			if (depth >= max_rep_depth &&
			    (ins_index >= 0 || depth >= max_ins_depth)) {
				/* Case (b) */
				if


  "variety": [
        "Software installation"
      ]
    }
  },
  "discovery_method": {
    "external": {
      "variety": [
        "Unknown"
      ]
    }
  },
  "discovery_notes": "Ext - Unrelated third party.  Discovered by security researcher who made the notifications.",
  "impact": {
    "overall_rating": "Unknown"
  },
  "incident_id": "7DE62BD3-C4A7-442A-B70A-20F9F24BD33B",
  "plus": {
    "analysis_status": "Finalized",
    "analyst": "swidup",
    "attribute": {
      "confidentiality": {
        "credit_monitoring": "Unknown",
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-	$(INSTALL_DIR) $(1)/lib
-	$(INSTALL_DIR) $(1)/usr/include
-	$(CP) $(PKG_INSTALL_DIR)/lib/* $(1)/lib/
-	$(CP) $(PKG_INSTALL_DIR)/usr/include/* $(1)/usr/include
+	$(INSTALL_DIR) $(1)/opt/lib
+	$(INSTALL_DIR) $(1)/opt/include/security
+	$(CP) $(PKG_INSTALL_DIR)/opt/lib/* $(1)/opt/lib/
+	$(CP) $(PKG_INSTALL_DIR)/opt/include/* $(1)/opt/include/security
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-	$(INSTALL_DIR) $(1)/lib $(1)/lib/security $(1)/lib/security/pam_filter
-	$(INSTALL_DIR) $(1)/etc $(1)/etc/pam.d
-	$(INSTALL_DIR) $(1)/usr/sbin
-	$(CP) $(PKG_INSTALL_DIR)/lib/*.so* $(1)/lib/
-	$(CP) $(PKG_INSTALL_DIR)/lib/security/*.so* $(1)/lib/security/
-	$(CP) $(PKG_INSTALL_DIR)/lib/security/pam_filter/* $(1)/lib/security/pam_filter/
-	$(CP) $(PKG_INSTALL_DIR)/etc/* $(1)/etc/
-	$(CP) ./files/* $(1)/etc/
-	$(INSTALL_BIN) $(PKG_INSTALL_DIR)/usr/sbin/* $(1)/usr/sbin/
+	$(INSTALL_DIR) $(1)/opt/lib $(1)/opt/lib/security $(1)/opt/lib/security/pam_filter
+	$(INSTALL_DIR) $(1)/opt/etc $(1)/opt/etc/pam.d
+	$(INSTALL_DIR) $(1)/opt/sbin
+	$(CP) $(PKG_INSTALL_DIR)/opt/lib/*.so* $(1)/opt/lib/
+	$(CP) $(PKG_INSTALL_DIR)/opt/lib/security/*.so* $(1)/opt/lib/security/
+	$(CP) $(PKG_INSTALL_DIR)/opt/lib/security/pam_filter/* $(1)/opt/lib/security/pam_filter/
+	$(CP) $(PKG_INSTALL_DIR)/opt/etc/* $(1)/opt/etc/
+	$(CP) ./files/* $(1)/opt/etc/
+	$(INSTALL_BIN) $(PKG_INSTALL_DIR)/opt/sbin/* $(1)/opt/sbin/
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Segal came to me with the following question: He had been saved by a gentile woman who, at enormous risk to herself, had hidden him in her basement together with ten other Jews, providing them all with food and shelter until the liberation. After the war, when these Jews wanted to repay her in some way for her great compassion, they discovered to their deep sorrow that she had died right after the liberation. The idea took root in their minds to say Kaddish for her, and Reb Moshe Segal was chosen for the task. His question was, Was it permissible to say Kaddish for a gentile?

Response: Basically, Kaddish is a prayer of praise to G-d. When Rabbi Nathan of Babylonia was appointed Exilarch, the cantor used toto figure out ways to fulfill the mitzva of eating matza on Pessach. At that time even the most basic foods were not available in the ghetto, let alone white flour from which matza is normally baked. The ghetto prisoners ate whatever they could get their hand on because the black bread that was rationed out was never enough to keep away hunger, and the Germans guarded against any food getting into the ghetto.

Precisely because of this plight, people made every effort not to be ensnared by depression or apathy but to retain their spirits and their psychological strength, hoping that the evil forces would ultimately be destroyed and the prisoners set free. Many of the ghetto prisoners perceived that the only means available to them of opposing


flour.

Our next problem was how to get the flour into the ghetto, since the Germans guarded each one of the entrances, and were especially careful that no food, from potatoes to bread, should get in through the gates undetected.

But Goldkorn took it upon himself—literally at the risk of his life—to locate a source for flour, and from time to time to smuggle a small amount into the ghetto. His joy at being granted the merit of making it possible for Jews to fulfill the great mitzva of eating matza was enormous.

The flour was hidden in a secret place guarded very carefully so that no harm would come to it. Bit by bit, Goldkorn smuggled in enough flour to bake matzos for nearly 100 Jews, each of whom would{ stdenv, fetchurl, apacheHttpd, python2 }:

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        --replace '-$GIT' ""
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  installFlags = [ "LIBEXECDIR=${placeholder "out"}/modules" ];

  preInstall = ''
    mkdir -p $out/modules $out/bin
  '';

  passthru = { inherit apacheHttpd; };

  buildInputs = [ apacheHttpd python2 ];

  meta = {
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it is readily shown that for the hard-core model the fractionally charged quasiholes[@johnson] of the $\nu = 1/3$ state in the fractional quantum Hall effect, present in low-energy states for $\nu < 1/3$, satisfy exclusion statistics with statistics parameter $g=1/3$. On the other hand Eq. (\[eq:zihcm\]) can be recognized as the equation satisfied by the occupation number distribution function[@yswu; @nayak; @chan; @rajagopal; @murthy] of a fractional statistics gas with statistics parameter $g=3$. The difference between these statistics parameters is readily understood from the equivalence between the number of zero-energy states in the IHCM and the number of many-boson states in a Hilbert space with $N_{\phi} - 3(N-1)-1$ single-particle levels. Eq. (\[eq:zihcm\]) is identical to the corresponding relation for a $g=3$ exclusion statistics gas because $3$ single-particle states are lost forgas values are not captured by these formulas provides a cautionary indication that this approach might not be wholly successful. Using a least squares criterion to fit $f_3(T)$, $f_4(T)$, and $f_5(T)$, we find the optimal values of $\lambda_3=0.5987$, $\lambda_4=0.5181$, and $\lambda_5=0.4870$. We note that truncating the virial expansion at fifth order introduces a relative error of at most 1% for the free energy evaluated at $\nu\le 1/6$ and zero temperature. At higher temperatures the virial expansion will converge more rapidly. Nevertheless, at low temperatures and filling factors close to $\nu =1/3$ a truncated virial expansion will never suffice. In the next section we discuss using interpolation formulas like Eq. (\[eq:fit\]) to continue the expansion to higher orders.

Thermodynamic Properties From the Virial Expansion
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In this section we use information from our


virial expansion study to estimate some thermodynamic properties in the quantum Hall regime. Except where noted, the expansion is carried out to convergence. At low temperatures this frequently requires virial coefficients with indices larger than $l=5$. In these cases we have approximated $f_l(T)$ using Eq. (\[eq:fit\]) with $\lambda_l$ extrapolated[@note] from the values obtained by fitting, as described above, to larger values of $l$. In Fig. \[entropy\] the entropy is plotted as a function of filling factor. The $T=0$ and $T=\infty$ curves show exclusion statistics and free particle thermodynamics respectively. The temperature dependence of the entropy is strongest at $\nu =1/3$ where the large non-interacting electron value is reduced to zero at $T=0$ because the Laughlin state[@laughlin] is the only thermally accessible state. The approximate entropy we obtain using the procedureswhich take advantage of the possibility of making separate contact to nearby two-dimensional electron layers. In this case the expansion truncates at a finite order in both $T=0$ and $T \to \infty$ limits and better convergence properties allow us to use only the five explicitly calculated expansion coefficients for the calculation. The accuracy of this truncated expansion is indicated by comparing with results obtained when only four terms are used in the expansion. The vanishing thermodynamic density of states at zero temperature for $\nu=1/3$ is the incompressibility property which is central to the fractional quantum Hall effect. We find that this basic thermodynamic signature of the fractional quantum Hall effect is completely absent when $T$ reaches half of the gap temperature.

Summary
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We have examined the virial expansion for a


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Hogan has been appointed vice president of the F/A-18 program, as well as maintaining his current assignment where he has led the E/A-18G Growler and E/A-6B programs as part of the company's information operations and electronic attack business since October 2009. As principal subcontractor to The Boeing Company, Northrop Grumman designs and produces the F/A-18 and E/A-18G entire center/aft fuselages and center barrel replacement assemblies, integrates all associated subsystems including the electronic attack capabilities, and conducts after-delivery product support. Hogan's new portfolio includes the F-5 and T-38 programs.

Since joining the company in 2003, Hogan has held positions as EA-18G and EA-6B program director; sector director of Navy and Marine Corps


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Pharmacologic enhancement of fetal lung maturation.
During the 22 years since the first clinical reports of prenatal corticosteroid treatment to enhance fetal lung maturation, this treatment has been studied in thousands of preterm newborns. These studies demonstrated that prenatal steroid treatment reduces RDS among premature newborns at 26 to 33 weeks gestation. The potent fluorinated steroids, betamethasone and dexamethasone, are more effective in accelerating lung maturation than are the less potent corticosteroids, cortisol, cortisone, and prednisone. No immediate or long-term adverse effects have been demonstrated for the newborn or fetus. With PROM, mothers may have an increased risk of endometritis without a clear increase in overall frequency of infection, at the same time steroids significantly decrease the frequency of RDS in the newborns. During these 22 years of evaluation


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I have it working, however the popup menu appears when you right click anywhere inside the tab. I only would like it to appear when you right click the top of the tab (the name). I cannot figure out how to do this. Any help is appreciated.
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born in 1958 through to midlife.

The study found that obesity at any age in adulthood was associated with greater risk of poor physical functioning at age 50. For example, compared to a woman of average height (1.62cm) and weight at 23 years, an 8kg higher weight was associated with a 32% elevated risk of poor physical functioning at the age of 50.

Physical functioning was assessed with a validated questionnaire that asked participants how able they were to do the physical tasks of daily living such as carrying shopping, bending, kneeling, climbing up stairs and walking moderate distances. The most limited 10 per cent of respondents in each gender were classed as having poor physical functioning.

Half of the participants classified as having poor physical functioning reported that they had


All-22: Why the Eagles Will Target Byron Maxwell

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Following the Eagles’ 24-14 loss to the Seahawks in December, Chip Kelly was asked about why his offense converted just two of 11 third-down opportunities on the day.

He pointed to a few different factors, one of which was the inability of the Eagles’ wide receivers to separate from Seattle’s defensive backs.

“Some were runaways where you’re hoping they beat the man‑to‑man coverage and [uncover] a little bit quicker and separated the way we need to separate and run away from them a little bit,” he said.

On four occasions, it came down to a one-on-one matchup against a specific cornerback: Byron Maxwell. Time and again, Eagles receivers ended up on the losing end ofcourt did find that Plaintiffs proved title to the property through thirty years acquisitive prescription. The trial court then awarded Mrs. Sanders, as owner of the disputed property, treble damages for timber trespass under La.R.S. 3:4278.1(C), totaling $40,431.15, and general damages of $1,800.00, and awarded Mr. Sanders general damages of $4,200.00 for interference with his right of use. After receiving post-trial briefs, the trial court then set expert witness fees of $20,321.50 for Plaintiffs' surveyor, $800.00 for Plaintiffs' forester, and $900.00 for Defendants' surveyor.

Acquisitive Prescription
In their first assignment of error, Defendants argue that the trial court erred in finding sufficient corporeal possession to establish ownership by thirty years acquisitive prescription.
Ownership of immovable property may be acquired by the prescription of thirty years without the need of just title


involved and Mr. Sanders' other activities on the property, we find the case cited by Defendants, Albert Hanson Lumber Co. v. Baldwin Lumber Co., 126 La. 347, 52 So. 537 (1910), is distinguishable, where the party claiming possession marked only on the four corners of the property.

Treble Damages
In their second assignment of error, Defendants argue that the trial court erred in awarding treble damages under La.R.S. 3:4278.1(C), even though the trial court stated that Mr. Moffett was in "good faith" when he contracted for the cutting of the timber.
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of Certiorari, filed on June 15, 2020, is hereby accepted.

          IT IS FURTHER ORDERED that no oral argument will be

held in this case.     Any party may, within ten days and pursuant

to Rule 34(c) of the Hawaiʻi Rules of Appellate Procedure, move

for retention of oral argument.

          DATED:     Honolulu, Hawaiʻi, August 7, 2020.


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The breach resulted in US$17 million of net expenses in the fourth quarter, Target said, with US$61 million of total expenses partially offset by the recognition of a US$44 million insurance receivables.

It said it could not categorize how much the breach will cost the company in the future.

Target said as many as 40 million credit and debit card accounts at its U.S. stores were compromised between Nov. 27 and Dec. 15. It later revealed that hackers also stole personal information -- including names, phone numbers as well as email and mailing addresses -- from as many as 70 million customers.

Canadians who visited U.S. Target stores during this period could've also been victimized, but unlike the affected U.S. customers, who had payment data from their debit andcredit cards taken, the Canadian information was limited to contact information, according to the company.

The number of Canadians affected is estimated to less than 700,000 customers.

Since the discovery of the breach, Target has committed to providing a year's worth of credit monitoring in Canada and the U.S.

It also said it will invest US$100 million into equipping its U.S. stores with Target branded chip credit and debit cards, and put $5 million towards a coalition with the Better Business Bureau that will help educate consumers about retail fraud prevention.

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The sad fact is that Massachusetts pays millions of dollars more in healthcare dollars each year simply because one quarter of us are not wearing seat belts.

Massachusetts is embarrassingly near the bottom in seatbelt usage, ranking 48th out of 50 states. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention tells us that nationwide, 85 percent of us are buckling up, and in many states, more than ninety percent of drivers wear seat belts—resulting in fewer fatalities and injuries, and significant healthcare cost savings.

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“Windrush Kids” were being treated as illegal immigrants even though they had gone to school in Britain and paid their taxes.

The Commonwealth evolved out of the British empire in the mid-20th century, and Queen Elizabeth has been its head since she ascended the throne in 1952. She regards the Commonwealth as the greatest success of her reign.

Critics say it is an outdated relic of Britain’s imperial past and attempts to give it new life are a desperate bid by nostalgic Britons to create an “Empire 2.0” that will cushion the impact of the country’s exit from the European Union.

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abstract: 'The characterisation of stellar cores may be accomplished through the modelling of asteroseismic data from stars exhibiting either gravity-mode or mixed-mode pulsations, potentially shedding light on the physical processes responsible for the production, mixing, and segregation of chemical elements. In this work we validate against model data an analytical expression for the period spacing that will facilitate the inference of the properties of stellar cores, including the detection and characterisation of buoyancy glitches (strong chemical gradients). This asymptotically-based analytical expression is tested both in models with and without buoyancy glitches. It does not assume that glitches are small and, consequently, predicts non-sinusoidal glitch-induced period-spacing variations, as often seen in model and real data. [We show that the glitch position and width inferred from the fitting of the


equilibrium, thus, it neglects the potential impact of rotation on the oscillations. This can be critical, particularly when considering intermediate to high-mass pulsators which typically rotate fast [see, @aertsetal18 for a recent review]. We shall keep this assumption throughout the paper. However, given the importance of rotation for pulsators in particular regions of the HR diagramme, that effect shall be considered in a follow-up work.

Sharp variations in the buoyancy frequency inside the g-mode propagation cavity may deflect the oscillation periods from their asymptotic values. This happens when the scale of variation of $N$ is comparable to, or smaller than the local wavelength of the wave. This kind of variations, known as structural (buoyancy) glitches, cause the period spacing to deviate from the constant asymptotic value. These glitches aredoes not reproduce well the variety of glitch shapes that is found in stellar models (potentially also in real data). Moreover, they concentrated on the case of red giants, for which all observed modes are of mixed nature.

In the present work we investigate the impact of structural glitches on the properties of stellar oscillations further, by considering glitches of different shapes and the signatures they introduce both on mixed modes and on pure gravity modes. We stress that our approach does not assume that the glitch is small and, as a consequence, does not lead to sinusoidal period-spacing variations, except in that limit. In addition, we re-visit the asymptotic description for the case when coupling between acoustic and gravity waves occurs, but no glitch is present in the


around the position of the glitch for the two models considered in this section, as a function of the relative distance from the centre of the star, $r/R$, where $R$ is the stellar radius. In the 6 [M$_\odot$]{}, main-sequence stellar model, the buoyancy frequency (Fig. \[fig:glitch\]b) drops abruptly at $r^\star/R=0.17$, from the plateau resulting from the steep slope in the hydrogen profile outside the retracting convective core (Fig. \[fig:glitch\]a). We note that no smoothing of the composition profile was considered during the evolution of this model. The drop in the buoyancy frequency can be modelled by the discontinuous function, $$N=\left\{
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The signature on the period spacing from a buoyancy glitch modelled by a Dirac delta function has been derived by [@cunha15] based on the variable $\Psi=~(r^3/g\rho \tilde f) ^{1/2}\delta p$, where $\delta p$ is the Lagrangian pressure perturbation and $\tilde f$ is a function of frequency and of the equilibrium structure (the f-mode discriminant defined by equation (35) of [@gough07]). Here we present similar derivations for


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Design modifications to federal building exteriors to minimize ice/snow accumulation

Challenge

Review existing federal building sun shade design and create a new design solution for a building mounted canopy system to avoid snow and ice accumulation.

Process

SFS designers worked closely with GSA representatives in evaluating the existing sun shades, which were designed as part of a complete building renovation in 2007.

Solution

The building’s existing aluminum sun shades system, though it successfully controlled sunlight, allowed winter snow and ice to accumulate on shades and window sills and then fall, inhibiting safe passage of pedestrians below. A sun study validation exercise led to a simple modification of the existing building mounted canopy system to minimize horizontal area for snow accumulation, while still providing the benefits of the original design. The


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knowledge of it.” Id. at 349. A plaintiff can use circumstantial evidence to establish negligence,

as long as the inferences drawn from the evidence are reasonable and constitute more than mere

speculation or conjecture. Whitmore v. Sears, Roebuck & Co., 279 N.W.2d 318, 321 (Mich. Ct.

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A monitoring tool for performance improvement in plastic surgery at the individual level.
The assessment of performance in surgery is expanding significantly. Application of relevant frameworks to plastic surgery, however, has been limited. In this article, the authors present two robust graphic tools commonly used in other industries that may serve to monitor individual surgeon operative time while factoring in patient- and surgeon-specific elements. The authors reviewed performance data from all bilateral reduction mammaplasties performed at their institution by eight surgeons between 1995 and 2010. Operative time was used as a proxy for performance. Cumulative sum charts and exponentially weighted moving average charts were generated using a train-test analytic approach, and used to monitor surgical performance. Charts mapped crude, patient case-mix-adjusted, and case-mix and surgical-experience-adjusted performance. Operative time wasin this series focusing on maternal and neonatal health and not reported here \[[@R6],[@R7]\]. The remaining 489 assessments ([**Figure 1**](#F1){ref-type="fig"}) focused predominately on children beyond the neonatal period, but many also include neonates. The complete bibliography of these assessments in contained in Appendix S1 in **Online Supplementary Document[(Online Supplementary Document)](#S1){ref-type="supplementary-material"},** and are indicated in parenthesis with a prefix S throughout this paper.

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[**Table 1**](#T1){ref-type="table"} below lists the most common child interventions described in these 489 assessments. All but 5 of the 129 projects that were classified as providing "primary health care" also implemented one or more of the other interventions shown in [**Table 1**](#T1){ref-type="table"}. Some categories of child interventions had a relatively small number of assessments and so have been grouped


for 3 mo                                                           Coverage of chemo--prophylaxis; morbidity   500 children 1--10 y (one--half also received IPT)   Incidence of RDT--confirmed malaria in HH + IPT group compared with HH-- only group; coverage of children by 3 doses of IPT                Reduced by 85% (compared with HH only group); oncreased by 97%   0.01;compared to those in the control group, when HIV--positive mothers received antiretroviral medication as part of a comprehensive integrated program for HIV exposed infants \[S114\]. Household visits by CHWs, immunizations and growth monitoring were a part of this project.

The role of household visiting by CHWs was often found to be important for HIV--control projects. In one project, intensive follow--up care by CHWs at the homes of HIV--infected mothers led to much greater compliance with PMTCT and also with antenatal and postnatal care. Initiation of anti--retroviral therapy (ART) for HIV-- infected infants was also earlier \[S115\]. Similarly, CHW home visiting was found to lead to a statistically significant 27% increase in identification of HIV--exposed and infected infants and attendance at health facilities \[S116\]. Community household visits by midwives who


how positive deviants care and feed their children and applying this knowledge in the care of their own children through hands--on cooking sessions using locally available foods \[S143\].

In a non--randomized controlled project that was implemented over a five--year period, the hypothesis was tested that younger siblings of older children with severe undernutrition whose undernutrition had been overcome using the Hearth approach should have better nutrition than similar children whose mothers had not been exposed to the Hearth program. Outcomes were compared for 10 different 3--month age groupings of younger siblings (6--8, 9--11, 12--14, etc.). For younger siblings whose older sibling had been severely malnourished and whose mother had been exposed to the Hearth approach (the intervention group), the younger sibling mean weight for age Z score was always(*P* \< 0.00001) \[S146\].

Giving vouchers to mothers along with health education and a community household health package was found not to result in statistically significant improved child nutrition in the short term but if the program for those children was extended for 2 years more until the children were aged 8 to 10 years, then the mean height for weight Z scores of these children increased by 23% (*P* = 0.029) compared to controls of the same age \[S147\]. Other studies demonstrated a statistically significant association of mothers receiving vouchers with greater use of nutrition monitoring at the community level and improved nutrition of their children \[S148--151\].

### Breastfeeding and complementary feeding

Exclusive breastfeeding (BF) during the first 6 months of age with continued BF through the first two years of life is an


                  Increased by 50%; increased by 60%                         0.001; 0.001               \[S158\], \[S158\]
  Hearth program, CF education by CHWs, nutrition revolving fund established to aid mothers to buy chickens to provide protein for children plus small income   Change in nutritional status         1700 children 0 to \<3 y                 services provided be integrated as much as practical for the benefit of all. To do this, a range of integrated approaches have been developed at the community level, and available assessments of the projects have been included in our review.

### Integrated Management of Childhood Illness (IMCI) and Integrated Community Case Management (iCCM)

Integrated Management of Childhood Illness (IMCI) integrates the prevention and treatment of all childhood illness at health facilities. Its community component, called Community IMCI (or C--IMCI), usually consists of preventive activities and early recognition of potentially serious acute illness that can be performed in the community by trained CHWs going door--to--door and meeting with groups, usually without treatment of illnesses other than ORS for diarrhea. CHWs are taught to recognize children with danger signs and refer or


decreased by 6% in Area A and by 10% in Area B; insecticide--treated bed net (ITN) use increased by 45% in Area A and by 71% in Area B; rates of exclusive breastfeeding increased by 60% in Area A and 25% in Area B; the percentage of children 9--23m of age who ate three or more meals per day increased from by 42% in Area A and by 20% in Area B. Based on findings obtained with the Lives Saved Tool (LiST), the project saved an estimated 6848 lives and the cost per life saved, the cost per disability--adjusted life year (DALY) averted, and the annual cost per beneficiary were US\$ 441, US\$ 14.72 and US \$2.78, respectively \[S193\].

Another Care Group project in the rural part of themay be easier to analyze than the standard monotone basis. The best known size upper bounds in the $\{\land, \lor\}$ basis and the $\{\MAJ_3\}$ basis are, respectively, $O(n^{5.3})$ and $O(n^{4.29})$ [@GM96]. Both bounds are due to Valiant’s method (see [@GM96] also for the limitations of Valiant’s method).

We also study a generalization of the conjecture of Cohen et al. to threshold functions. By $\THR^b_a$ we denote the following Boolean function: $$\THR^b_a\colon\{0, 1\}^b \to \{0, 1\}, \qquad \THR^b_a(x) = \begin{cases} 1 & \mbox{$x$ contains at least $a$ ones,} \\ 0 &\mbox{otherwise.} \end{cases}$$ For some reasons (to be discussed below) a natural generalization would be a question of whether $\THR^{kn + 1}_{n + 1}$ can by computed by a $O(\log n)$-depth circuit, consisting only of $\THR^{k+1}_2$ gates and variables (initial conjecture can be


Bob receives a string $y \in\MAJ_{2n + 1}^{-1}(1)$. In other words, the number of ones in $x$ is at most $n$ and the number of ones in $y$ is at least $n + 1$. The goal of Alice and Bob is to find some coordinate $i$ such that $x_i = 0$ and $y_i = 1$. Next, imagine that Bob flips each of his input bits. After that parties have two vectors in both of which the number of ones is at most $n$. Now Alice and Bob have to find any coordinate in which both vectors are $0$.

In this form this problem can be naturally generalized to the multiparty setting. Namely, assume that there are $k$ parties, and each receives a Boolean vector of length $kn + 1$find a common zero. Note that we can consider a similar problem for any function $f$ satisfying so-called *$Q_k$-property*: any $k$ vectors from $f^{-1}(0)$ have a common zero. In the next definition we define $Q_k$-property formally and also introduce related $R_k$-property.

Let $Q_k$ be the set of all Boolean functions $f$ satisfying the following property: for all $x^1, x^2, \ldots, x^k\in f^{-1}(0)$ there is a coordinate $i$ such that $x^1_i = x^2_i = \ldots =  x^k_i = 0$.

Further, let $R_k$ be the set of all Boolean functions $f$ satisfying the following property: for all $x^1, x^2, \ldots, x^k\in f^{-1}(0)$ there is a coordinate $i$ such that $x^1_i = x^2_i = \ldots =  x^k_i$.

For $f\in Q_k$ let *$Q_k$-communication game* for $f$ be the following communication problem. In this


self-dual functions.

In this paper we consider $R_k$-communication games as a multiparty generalization of Karchmer – Wigderson games. In turn, $Q_k$-communication games are considered as a generalization of *monotone* Karchmer – Wigderson games. To justify this choice one should relate them to some type of circuit complexity.

Connection to threshold gates and the main result
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Every function from $Q_k$ can be *lower bounded* by a circuit, consisting only of $\THR^{k + 1}_2$ gates and variables. More precisely, let us write $C {\leqslant}f$ for a Boolean circuit $C$ and a Boolean function $f$ if for all $x\in f^{-1}(0)$ we have $C(x) = 0$. Then the following proposition holds:

\[Q\_k\_char\] The set $Q_k$ is equal to the set of all Boolean functions $f$ for which there exists a circuit $C{\leqslant}f$, consisting only of $\THR^{kour general results. Then in Section \[sec:proof\_main\] we prove these general results (Theorems \[Q\_k\_main\] and \[R\_k\_main\]). In Section \[sec:effective\] we refine Theorems \[Q\_k\_main\] and \[R\_k\_main\] in order to take into account the circuit size and computational aspects (Theorems \[efficient\_Q\_k\] and \[efficient\_R\_k\] below). In Section \[sec:corol\] we derive Theorem \[cohen\_2\] and provide another proof for Theorem \[cohen\_conj\_1\]. Finally, in Section \[sec:open\_prob\] we formulate some open problems.

Preliminaries {#sec:prelim}
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Let $[n]$ denote the set $\{1, 2, \ldots, n\}$ for $n\in\mathbb{N}$. For a set $W$ we denote the set of all subsets of $W$ by $2^W$. For two sets $A$ and $B$ by $A^B$ we mean the set of all functions of the form $f\colon B\to A$.

We usually use subscripts to denote coordinates of vectors. In turn, we usually use superscripts to numerate vectors.

We use standard terminology


be winning for Learner. Moreover, its depth will be $d + O(\log n)$. In the end of the proof we will refer to Proposition \[Q\_k\_equivalence\] to show that $S_F$ yields a $O(\log n)$-depth polynomial-time computable formula for $\MAJ_{2n + 1}$, consisting only of $\MAJ_3$ gates and variables.

Strategy $S_F$ has two phases. The first phase does not uses $F$ at all, only the second phase does. The objective of the first phase is to find some distinct $i, j\in [2n + 1]$ such that either $z_i = 0 \land z_j = 1$ or $z_i = 1 \land z_j = 0$, where $z$ is the Nature’s vector. This can be done as follows.

\[tree\_lemma\] One can compute in polynomial time a 3-ary tree $T$ of depth $O(\log n)$ with the set$z$, then holds for $g_{l + 1} = v$. Next, if Nature says that is false for $z$, then holds for $g_{l + 1} = u$. Finally, if Nature says that is false for $z$, then we know that $z_i z_j = 01$, i.e., Learner can already output $i$.

In the same way we can deal with the case when $g_l$ is an $\lor$-gate and $g_l = u \lor v$. By exactly 1 of the following 3 statements is true for $z$: $$\begin{aligned}
\label{4_pos}
u(z) &=   v(z) = 0 \mbox{ and } z_i z_j = 01, \\
\label{5_pos}
u(\lnot z) &= 1 \mbox{ and } z_i z_j = 10,\\
\label{6_pos}
u(\lnot z) &= 0,  v(\lnot z) = 1 \mbox{ and } z_i z_j = 10.\end{aligned}$$ Similarly, Learner asks Nature to indicate one


a $\THR^{k + 1}_2$ gate and $g = \THR^{k + 1}_2(g_1, \ldots, g_{k + 1})$ for some gates $g_1, \ldots, g_{k+1}$. For each $z^i$ we have $g(z^i) =  \THR^{k + 1}_2(g_1(z^i), \ldots, g_{k + 1}(z^i)) = 0$. Hence for each $z^i$ there is at most one gate out of $g_1, \ldots, g_{k+1}$ satisfying $g_j(z^i) = 0$. Hence in $O(1)$ bits of communication parties can agree on the index $j\in [k + 1]$ satisfying $g_j(z^1) = g_j(z^2) = \ldots g_j(z^k) = 0$.

Thus in $O(\mathrm{depth}(\pi))$ bits of communication they reach some input of $C$. If this input contains the variable $x_l$, then by the invariant $z^1_l = z^2_l = \ldots = z_l^k = 0$, as required.

Exactly the same argument can be applied to the following proposition.

\[R\_k\_to\_protocols\] For any constant$i$th round. Given a current play, let $\mathcal{H}^i_0, \ldots, \mathcal{H}^i_{k}\subset f^{-1}(0)$ be $k + 1$ hypotheses Learner makes in the $i$th round according to $S$ if Nature’s responses in the first $i - 1$ rounds were $r_1, \ldots, r_{i - 1}$. If after that Nature’s response is $r_i$, then Nature’s input vector $z$ satisfies $z\in H^i_{r_i}$. We say that $z\in f^{-1}(0)$ is *compatible* with the current play $r_1, \ldots, r_j$ if $z\in H^1_{r_1}, \ldots, z\in H^j_{r_j}$. Informally, this means that Nature, having $z$ on input, can produce responses $r_1, \ldots, r_j$ by playing against strategy $S$.

Set $d = \mathrm{depth}(\pi)$. By Proposition \[Q\_k\_equivalence\] it is enough to give a $O(d)$-round winning strategy of Learner in the $Q_k$-hypotheses game for $f$. Strategy proceeds in $d$ iterations, each iteration takes $O(1)$


If the current $v$ is not a leaf, let $v_0, v_1$ be two children of $v$. Each party sends $\left|\mathrm{supp}(x^r) \cap T_{v_0}\right|$ and $\left|\mathrm{supp}(x^r) \cap T_{v_1}\right|$, using $O(\log n)$ bits. Since $T_{v_0}$ and $T_{v_1}$ is a partition of $T_v$, we have: $$\sum\limits_{b = 0}^1 \sum\limits_{r = 1}^k \left|\mathrm{supp}(x^r) \cap T_{v_b}\right| = \sum\limits_{r = 1}^k \left|\mathrm{supp}(x^r) \cap T_v\right| < |T_v| = \sum\limits_{b = 0}^1 |T_{v_b}|.$$ Thus the inequality: $$\label{b_ineq}
\sum\limits_{r = 1}^k \left|\mathrm{supp}(x^r) \cap T_{v_b}\right| < |T_{v_b}|$$ is true either for $b = 0$ or for $b = 1$. Let $b^*$ be the smallest $b\in\{0, 1\}$ for which is true. Parties proceed to the next iteration with $v$ being replaced by $v_{b^*}$.

There are $d = O(\log n)$ iterations, at each parties communicate $O(\log n)$ bits. Hence $\pi$ is $O(\log^2 n)$-depth,which strongly computes $Q_k$-communication game for $f$. Then, given the light form of $\pi$, the algorithm $A$ outputs a circuit $C {\leqslant}f$, consisting only of $\THR^{k + 1}_2$ gates and variables, such that $\mathrm{depth}(C) = O(\mathrm{depth}(\pi))$, $\mathrm{size}(C) = O\left(\mathrm{size}(\pi)^{O(1)}\right)$.

We will again give a $O(d)$-round winning strategy of Learner in the $Q_k$-hypotheses game for $f$. Now, however, we should ensure that the light form of our strategy is of size $ O\left(\mathrm{size}(\pi)^{O(1)}\right)$ and can be computed in time $O\left(\mathrm{size}(\pi)^{O(1)}\right)$ from the light form of $\pi$. Instead of specifying the light form of our strategy directly we will use the following trick. Assume that Learner has a *working tape* consisting of $O(\log \mathrm{size}(\pi))$ cells, where each cell can store one bit. Learner memorizes all the Nature’s responses so that he


+ 1)$st iteration is finished. The iteration takes $2^{|U_h|} \cdot k - k = O(1)$ rounds, as required. For any $z$ compatible with the current play after $h + 1$ iterations we know that $(p_z, g(z))$ is among $(p_1, c_1), \ldots, (p_k, c_k)$, i.e, $$\label{h_equation}
(p_z, g(z)) \in \{(p_1, c_1), \ldots, (p_k, c_k)\} \mbox{ for all } z\in\mathcal{Z}_{h + 1}.$$

Learner writes $(p_1, c_1), \ldots, (p_k, c_k)$ on the working tape (all the pairs that were excluded are on the working tape and hence he can compute the remaining ones). Learner then computes a $(h+1)$-low array $M_{h + 1}$ which will be complete for $\mathcal{Z}_{h + 1}$. To compute $M_{h + 1}$ he will only need to know $M_h$, $(p_1, c_1), \ldots, (p_k, c_k)$ (this information is on the workingDark Nights: Metal it is revealed that Batman had been operating a team known as the Outsiders as a stealth team of black ops for some time, with Metamorpho, Black Lightning, Katana, Halo and Geo-Force.

Justice League/Doomsday Clock
After the moon was left shattered by Vandal Savage's battle against the Justice League. Geo-Force lent his aid in stabilizing the planets gravitational sphere until his fellow heroes could fix the damages.

In Doomsday Clock, which is set in the near future of DC Universe, reveals that Brion Markov was one of the first meta-humans created outside America's programs, by Dr. Helga Jace. He is currently leading a new team of Outsiders.

Powers and abilities
As implied by his code name, all of Brion's powers are in some way related to the planet Earth. He


crown prince of Markovia, his and Terra's homeland. He showed up in America looking for his younger sister, Terra, to bring her back to Markovia. After he had come in contact with the Titans, Beast Boy brought him to the school where he met the schoolgirl who looked like Terra. Geo-Force was certain that the schoolgirl was, in fact, his sister Terra, but he remarked that she looked happy now, something he had never seen in Markovia. Deciding not to confront her, he left her to grow up happy in Jump City and headed back to Markovia alone. When flying off with Beast Boy, Terra appears to have caught a glimpse of her brother, and gives a smile before continuing to talk to her friends, indicating that she2.0 will need to be re-released, to include the 2.1 version number as also being supported (after being tested). This imposition on extension developers may accelerate the investigation around whether to split the code base into multiple independent repositories. (I can hear the screams of pain now!) But this investigation is unlikely to occur before GA – but that is OK, as it is CE 2.1 when the issue will first be encountered.

EE Hot Fixes

The Magento Support organization provides support to Magento EE customers (and not CE customers). This is a part of the service offering for EE. There are competing pressures regarding patches – get a customer going again as fast as possible, and the overall controlled management and release of patches.

The proposed strategy for Magento 2


that the code is private (not shared with the full community).

The end result is simple. All patches are released to everyone at the same time, via one channel (Connect). There would be no more hot fixes being released to just one merchant, and no more requiring merchants and partners to work out what patches exist. All patches will be available to everyone at the same time via Connect. The goal is to accelerate the adoption of patches made available by all customers, which is particularly important for security patches.

Conclusions

This post touches on a range of issues around Magento Connect, Composer, and the user experience. I believe Magento Connect represents a major step forwards for the Magento community. A lot of work has gone into both the platform andOR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER
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lattice QCD can compute $\pi\pi$ scattering only in the $I=2$ channel as the $I=0$ channel contains disconnected diagrams. It is of course of great interest to compare the precise Roy equation predictions with lattice QCD calculations. Figure \[fig:pipi2\] summarizes theoretical and experimental constraints on the s-wave $\pi\pi$ scattering lengths [@Leutwyler:2008fi]. It is clearly a strong-interaction process where theory has outpaced the very-challenging experimental measurements.

The only existing fully-dynamical lattice QCD prediction of the $I=2$ $\pi\pi$ scattering length involves a mixed-action lattice QCD scheme of domain-wall valence quarks on a rooted staggered sea. Details of the lattice calculation can be found in Ref. [@Beane:2007xs]. The scattering length was computed at pion masses, $m_\pi\sim 290~{\rm
  MeV}$, $350~{\rm MeV}$, $490~{\rm MeV}$ and $590~{\rm MeV}$, and at a single lattice spacing, $b\sim 0.125~{\rm fm}$ and-\frac{m_\pi}{f_\pi^2} + \frac{m_\pi^2}{f_\pi^2}C_{01} + \mathcal{Y}_{\pi^+\Xi^0}(\mu ) + 8 h_1(\mu )\frac{m_\pi^3}{f_\pi^2} \bigg] \ ;
\label{eq:apixifull}\end{aligned}$$ $$\begin{aligned}
a_{K^+ p}=\frac{1}{4 \pi}\frac{m_N}{m_K+m_N} \bigg[ -\frac{2m_K}{f_K^2} + \frac{2m_K^2}{f_K^2}C_1 + \mathcal{Y}_{K^+ p}(\mu ) + 8 h_{123}(\mu )\frac{m_K^3}{f_K^2} \bigg] \ ;
\label{eq:akpfull}\end{aligned}$$ $$\begin{aligned}
a_{K^+ n}=\frac{1}{4 \pi}\frac{m_N}{m_K+m_N} \bigg[ -\frac{m_K}{f_K^2} + \frac{m_K^2}{f_K^2}C_{01} + \mathcal{Y}_{K^+ n}(\mu ) + 8 h_1(\mu )\frac{m_K^3}{f_K^2} \bigg] \ ;
\label{eq:aknfull}\end{aligned}$$ $$\begin{aligned}
a_{\overline{K}{}^0 \Xi^0}=\frac{1}{4 \pi}\frac{m_\Xi}{m_K+m_\Xi} \bigg[ -\frac{2m_K}{f_K^2} + \frac{2m_K^2}{f_K^2}C_1 + \mathcal{Y}_{\overline{K}{}^0 \Xi^0}(\mu )
+ 8 h_{123}(\mu )\frac{m_K^3}{f_K^2} \bigg] \ ,
\label{eq:akxifull}\end{aligned}$$ where the $C$’s and the $h$’s are low-energy constants (LECs) and the $\mathcal{Y}$’s are loop functions given in Ref. [@Torok:2009dg]. It is clear that this is an overconstrained system. Many fitting strategies are possible, as discussed in Ref. [@Torok:2009dg]. We found it convenient to rewrite the chiral perturbation theory formulas as polynomial expansions. For instance, in the case of $\pi^+\Xi^0$ and $K^+n$, we


meson-baryon processes in the SU(3) case. The line at $\Gamma=1$ is the leading order curve, and dotted line is the physical meson mass. []{data-label="fig:KostasNLONNLO"}](Pi_Xi_SU3.eps "fig:"){width="6.5"}![Plots of $\Gamma_{NLO}$ and $\Gamma_{NNLO}$ versus the Goldstone masses for four meson-baryon processes in the SU(3) case. The line at $\Gamma=1$ is the leading order curve, and dotted line is the physical meson mass. []{data-label="fig:KostasNLONNLO"}](Pi_Sigma_SU3.eps "fig:"){width="6.5"}

![Plots of $\Gamma_{NLO}$ and $\Gamma_{NNLO}$ versus the Goldstone masses for four meson-baryon processes in the SU(3) case. The line at $\Gamma=1$ is the leading order curve, and dotted line is the physical meson mass. []{data-label="fig:KostasNLONNLO"}](Kaon_Neutron_SU3.eps "fig:"){width="6.5"}![Plots of $\Gamma_{NLO}$ and $\Gamma_{NNLO}$ versus the Goldstone masses for four meson-baryon processes in the SU(3) case. The line at $\Gamma=1$ is the leading order curve, and dotted line is the physical meson mass.this poses a tremendous challenge, this year has seen a great deal of progress in the NPLQCD collaboration’s state goal to compute nuclear properties using lattice QCD. During the last year we performed a high-statistics calculation of one-, two- —and for the first time— three-baryon systems [@Beane:2006mx; @Beane:2006gf], which represent a “jump” by an order of magnitude in the data volume produced in such calculations. The remarkable conclusion that the signal/noise problem is not as severe as previously thought promises to hasten a golden age of exploration for nuclear physics using lattice QCD.

Acknowledgments {#acknowledgments .unnumbered}
===============

I thank W. Detmold, T.C. Luu, K. Orginos, A. Parreño, M.J. Savage, A. Torok and A. Walker-Loud for fruitful collaboration. This work was supported by NSF CAREER Grant No. PHY-0645570.

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to be determined, Mr. Vijayan added.

"The shutters of the Banasurasagar dam in Wayanad will be opened at 3 p.m. As it could aggravate the situation in the region, flood alerts were issued at 8 a.m.," he said.

''Water will be released at a moderate level. But the rainfall is still intense in the catchment areas of the dam,'' he said. The death toll in Wayanad district has risen to 11. As many as 24,990 people have been evacuated to 156 camps.

Power blackout in northern districts

The flood situation has caused massive power blackouts in the northern districts. So far, 15.6 lakh connections have been affected.

Nine sub-stations and four small power stations of the Kerala State Electricity Board (KSEB) are down.

12.10 pm

Cleaning operations on in Kochi airport

As per the latest reportEgmore on 10th August, 2019.

Train No. 56602 Kannur – Shoranur Passenger of 10th August, 2019 is partially cancelled between Kannur and Kozhikkode.

Train No. 56611 Palakkad – Nilambur Passenger of 10th August, 2019 is partially cancelled between Palakkad and Shoranur.

-- Chief Public Relations Officer, Southern Railways

10.10 am

Families shifted from flooded Kuttivayal; landslip at Kunnumkai

Several families at Kuttivayal in Cheruvathur in Kasaragod have been shifted to safer places as the area has been inundated.

Landslip at Kunnumkai in Kasaragod | Photo Credit: Special Arrangement

The torrential rain that continues in the district caused flooding in low lying areas. Road traffic on the Bheemanadi-Neeleswaram was disrupted following landslip at Kunnumkai in the Vellarikkundu taluk on Saturday morning. This area had witnessed landslip last year as well.

10.00 am

UAE issues advisory against travel to Kerala


emergency.

The heavy rains have also disrupted Eid holiday plans of thousands of Indian expatriates from Kerala due to closure of the Cochin International Airport till Sunday after floodwaters submerged parts of the runway, the Khaleej Times reported.

- PTI

9.50 am

Rescue operations in full swing in Kozhikode

Heavy rains continue to batter Kozhikode district on Saturday. A red alert has already been sounded and about 25,000 people from 7,100 familes have been put up in 215 relief camps. In all, 27 grama panchayats have been affected.

Rescue operation are in full swing. Teams of the Indian Navy, NDRF, Defence Security Corps and BSF are taking part in the operations.

Train services have been disrupted in Kozhikode-Shoranur sector.

Several trains have been cancelled.

List of cancelled trains

Kannur-Alappuzha Express

Puducherry-Mangaluru Express

Coimbatore-Mangaluru Intercity

Mangaluru-Coimbature Intercity

Kannur-Coimbatore Express

Kozhikode-Shoranur Passenger

Kozhikode-Thrissur passenger

Shoranur-Kozhikode passenger

Palakkad- Ernakulampassenger

Thrissur- Kannur passenger

9.30 am

Water to be released from Banasurasagar dam

A red alert has been sounded to those living along Banasurasagar dam. The Wayanad district administration has issued a statement that the release of water from the dam will commence at 3 p.m. on August 10 to release 8,500 litres of water per second.

The administration assured the people that while there is no need to panic, those living along the banks should remain cautious.

As a result of this, the water level in the Karamanthodu river, a tributary of Kabani, likely to rise by 10 to 15 cm.

9.15 am

Twitterati to the aid of travellers

Stranded travellers across the State took to cellphone-based social media platforms to hitch rides home and get travel tips after public transport systems failed them due to


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functional theory (DFT) shows that the charge density can be used to compute any observable without the explicit knowledge of the many-particle wave function [@Nobel; @hohenbergPR64]. Practical computations within DFT make use of the Kohn-Sham theorem [@kohn65PRA], which defines a system of $N$ non-interacting single-particle wave functions that are able to provide a system of equations to find the exact charge density of the interacting system. However, the complexity of the many-body system is still present in the so called exchange-correlation functional, which is unknown and needs to be approximated. DFT has had a great success, mostly, in chemistry and material science [@solerJOPCM02], both, dealing with equilibrium systems. Similar ideas can also be used for non-equilibrium time-dependent scenarios, through the Runge-Gross theorem [@rungePRL84], leading to the time-dependent densitythree electron (fermions) with exchange interaction, whose wave function is defined from . The result is repeated for different values of the distance $d=d(1,2)=d(1,3)$ with the condition $x_{o1}-x_{o2}=x_{o3}-x_{o1}$ and $k_{o2}-k_{o1}=k_{o3}-k_{o1}$ seen in the inset of . Identically, we plot in up triangle (blue) line the total kinetic energy computed for three particles without exchange interaction, whose wave function is defined from . For large $d$, the values of the kinetic energy of the three electrons with and without exchange interaction are identical. For such large values of $d$, all electrons are placed far away from each other in the phase-space and the exchange interaction has no effect. However, this is not true for small values of $d$. Then, the difference between the kinetic energy of electrons with or


energy constant. The same result can be argued by noting that the quantum potential in depends on the curvature of the modulus, which becomes large at that points. In addition, in contrast to the two particles without exchange interaction discussed in , the (Bohmian kinetic plus quantum) energies of the first particle are identical to those of the second particle. The observable results of the energy of the individual particles are indistinguishable, while we can perfectly distinguish the trajectories in (a).

Finally, in (b), (b) and (b), we plot the same result as in the previous figures but considering two identical bosons. We use exactly the same parameters for the wave packets discussed in the previous figures. The only difference is that the initial wave function is computed fromwill allow us to modify arbitrarily the strength of the non-separable interaction. In particular, we will use $c=10^{12} \;eV/m^2$. The many-body wave function $\Psi(x_{1},x_{2},t)$ can be solved exactly from with $N=2$. Once the exact 2D wave function $\Psi(x_{1},x_{2},t)$ is known, we can compute the exact 2D Bohmian trajectories straightforwardly from .

In , we have plotted the ensemble results of the (Bohmian) kinetic energy, , the quantum potential energy, , for the two electrons. We compute the results directly from the 2D exact wave function solution of . We emphasize that there is an interchange of kinetic energies between the first and second particles (see their kinetic energy in the first and second oscillations). This effect clearly manifests that the Hamiltonian of that quantum system is non-separable.

Alternatively, we can


trajectories different than $\vec r_a[t]$, there are only $N$ different potentials needed. Then, when computing the $N!$ functions $\tilde{\psi}_{p(n)_e,a}(\vec{r}_a,t)$ present from , we realize that there are many repeated solutions. Therefore, there are $N \times N$ different wave functions $\tilde{\psi}_{l,a}(\vec{r}_a,t)$ that we have to solve in order to compute . The $N \times N$ correspond to $e=1,...,N$ different potentials and $a=1,....,N$ different initial wave packets.

In addition, it is important to notice what is the result of our algorithm when the non-separability of the Hamiltonian becomes negligible but the exchange interaction is still present. Then, we directly recover the Slater determinant (or permanent) defined in . Finally, we want to emphasize that the algorithm for the inclusion of the exchange interaction is universal in the sense that exactly thesame 4 steps have to be followed for any system.

### Test for non-separable harmonic potentials with exchange interaction {#Moises_numerical}

In order to clarify the explanation of the exchange algorithm, we applied it to the same system discussed in but with the exchange interaction included. In , we have plotted the ensemble results of the (Bohmian) kinetic energy, , the quantum potential energy, , computed directly from the two-particle wave function 2D exact solution of for two identical electrons (with parallel spins). In particular, we consider fermions with the some potential and initial wave packets that we discuss in . Now, the energies of particle 1 and 2 become indistinguishable. In addition, we realize that the fact that Bohmian trajectories cannot cross the diagonal of the configuration space, implies a


with exchange interaction alone (EI). It is clear that the differences observed in the different curves are mainly a direct consequence of the Coulomb interaction. Somehow, for our particular device, the Coulomb interaction screens the effect of the exchange interaction because most of the electrons (not all) are already repelled by the Coulomb interaction. We emphasize that we are using Coulomb interaction beyond mean field, with self-interaction correction [@galbareda08PRB]. The presence of Coulomb interaction tends to reduce the current because there are less electrons in the channel. Electrons repel each other.

For each simulated electron, we know when it enters the simulation box, $t^l_{in}$, and when it leaves $t^l_{out}$. The superindex $l$ indicates which Bohmian trajectory is associated to the electron. Identically, we know whether the electron enters (leaves)for $G_{a}$ and $J_{a}$, leading to \] without symmetry requirements. However, the global conditional wave function constructed as a combination of them, , can satisfy the exchange requirements, after a proper guess for some phases. We have shown that the phases defined from satisfy, by construction, three very satisfactory properties. First, in the case of separable Hamiltonians, it directly leads to the standard Slater determinants for computing many-particle wave functions (or the permanent for bosons). Second, for fermions with non-separable Hamiltonians, it guarantees that the probability presence of the many-particle wave function in the diagonal points of the configuration space is zero. Third, in any scenario, the Bohmian trajectories satisfies the expected symmetry property when initial positions are interchanged. This last property ensures that observable results computed from


2\cdot\Delta k \cdot\Delta x/(2\pi )$ where the factor 2 takes into account the spin degeneracy. These electrons have been injected into $\Delta x$ during the time interval $\Delta t$ defined as the time needed for electrons with velocity $v_x  = \Delta x/\Delta t = \hbar \,k_o /m$ to travel a distance $\Delta x$. Therefore, the minimum temporal separation, $t_0$, between the injection of two electrons into the previous cell is $\Delta t$ divided by the maximum number $n_{1D}$ of electrons: $$\label{eq::Fermi2}
 {t_0}  = \frac{{\Delta t}}{{n_{{\rm{1D}}} }} = \left( {\frac{1}{\pi }\frac{{\hbar \,k_o }}{{m }}\,\,\Delta k } \right)^{ - 1}.$$ It is very instructive to understand the minimum temporal separation $t_0$ in (\[eq::Fermi2\]) as a consequence of the wave packet version of the Pauli principle discussed in .always better off avoiding the problem in the first place.

And yet, when all else fails, your backups make the difference between a hassle and a catastrophe.

For freelancers, consultants, tradesmen, home-office types, and anyone else with a basic single computer setup, a commercial cloud storage solution will be enough to keep your files. That way, you just keep all your important work documents in a folder that synchronizes to the cloud. Just make certain that your preferred cloud storage solution keeps old versions of your files.

If your operation’s a bit bigger, with several workstations networked to a server, you’ll need beefier backups. There’s enough work involved in configuring everything to work together that you really don’t want to have to duplicate it every time you restore from backup. This


What do you get when you combine wasabi, scorpions, and human cells? A physiological response that might help solve the epidemic of chronic pain and inflammation, according to a new study published in Cell.

A collaboration between researchers at the University of Queensland and University of California San Francisco (UCSF), the study had the goal of searching for and isolating compounds in the Australian black rock scorpion that could be interesting to study in the future. And they found just that.

The researchers isolated a toxin that targets a receptor protein in our nerve cells. The receptor, officially named TRPA1, is the same receptor that's responsible for the intense side effects of eating wasabi. As a result, it's earned itself the nickname the "wasabi receptor." And since it targets thissites throughout the body. The gastroesophageal junction region is known to occasionally show normal uptake \[[@B4]\].

In the absence of a tissue diagnosis or diagnostic imaging, optimal management remained unclear. In order to obtain definitive tissue diagnosis, left-sided video-assisted thoracic surgery was performed which revealed a soft, mobile, cyst-like structure upon direct visualization. Pathologic analysis demonstrated presence of pancreatic heterotopia with overlying unremarkable squamoglandular mucosa (Figures [7(a)](#fig7){ref-type="fig"} and [7(b)](#fig7){ref-type="fig"}). The pathologic findings excluded the possibility of metaplasia, dysplasia, or malignancy.

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Management of this entity has varied from observation to radical surgery, such as Ivor-Lewis esophagectomy. As evidenced by our case, preoperative diagnosis is often difficult and is usually determined once the specimen is removed in its entirety. After weighing the severity of symptoms and the possibility for malignant


there was a danger of this media making the surface too dull. Instead I used watercolour pencils ,green and pink painted newspaper, sepia, ochre and black ink plus pens and brushes, oil pastels and soft pastels, charcoal and chalk. It was a challenge working with all these materials, rather like a juggling act. I became absorbed and after the initial drawing let my intuition take over. Fom time to time I made objective assessments – was the drawing developing? Was there enough contrast of tone , line and shape? Were shapes and textures working? Were proportions right? Was there a mood? Was there a feeling of recession and , most importantly, did the whole thing continue to be kept together by a strong design? I eventually arrived atAs part of National Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month, Mountain Lakes Services will be hosting a pair of family-themed events in Essex County.

Executive Director Marty Nephew said that the two events will include a family carnival at the Schroon Lake City Beach on Saturday, March 16, starting at 1 p.m. The other will be a Family Fun Day which will be held at Elizabethtown-Lewis Central School starting at 10 a.m.

“This initiative is a statewide effort to have people with disabilities give back to their communities by focusing on volunteering,” he said. “We at Mountain lake Services work diligently with the people we provide services to help them become integral members of their communities and achieve all that they are capable of. Volunteering with local civic organizations is an important


morphology in the matrix which helps easy channelization of electrons in the SNT nanocomposites. The photocatalytic activities have been evaluated for hydrogen generation under the irradiation of visible light and an enhanced activity has been observed for the Au promoted SNT due to the presence of nano Au particles, that is, 3.5 nm. The hydrogen generation activity of 3Au-SNT is nearly 9 times higher than that of neat SNT, and the energy conversion efficiency was found to be 17.6 %.exceeded analysts’ expectations, total jobless claims still inspired a sober outlook.

“We continue to believe that an imminent and sustained burst of hiring sufficient to meaningfully impact the unemployment rate remains elusive,” Dan Greenhaus, the chief economic strategist for Miller Tabak & Co, wrote in a research note.

The latest job figures have been inflated by the hiring of temporary workers for the census, and Shapiro said those workers would continue to add to payrolls in the next few months.

The first-quarter GDP rate also showed downward revisions of government spending. Federal government spending grew at an annualized rate of 1.2 percent in the first quarter, down from the original estimate of 1.4 percent. Local and state governments continued to cut spending for the third consecutive quarter.

Greenhaus said he believed any


Christchurch earthquake (disambiguation)

Christchurch earthquake may refer to a number of earthquakes that affected Christchurch, New Zealand.

Christchurch earthquakes
 1869 Christchurch earthquake on 5 June 1869
 2010 Canterbury earthquake on 4 September 2010
 2011 Christchurch earthquake on 22 February 2011
 June 2011 Christchurch earthquake on 13 June 2011
 February 2016 Christchurch earthquake on 14 February 2016

Earthquakes elsewhere causing damage in Christchurch
 1855 Wairarapa earthquake on 23 January 1855
 1888 North Canterbury earthquake on 1 September 1888
 1901 Cheviot earthquake on 16 November 1901
 2016 Kaikoura earthquake on 14 November 2016

See also
 List of earthquakes in New Zealand
 Canterbury earthquake (disambiguation)properties:

-   For fixed $W$-variables, and fixed variables $(X_j)_{j \ne l}$, the problem is convex in $X_l$, and is decomposable across data points.

-   For fixed $X$-variables, the problem is convex in the $W$-variables, and is decomposable across layers, and data points.

The non-batched and batched Fenchel lifted network are trained using block coordinate descent algorithms highlighted in Algorithms \[alg:fullbcd\] and \[alg:batchedbcd\]. By exploiting the biconvexity of the problem, we can alternate over updating the $X$-variables and $W$-variables to train the network.

Note Algorithm \[alg:batchedbcd\] is different from Algorithm \[alg:fullbcd\] in three ways. First, re-initialization is required for the $X$-variables each time a new batch of data points are loaded. Second, the sub-problems for updating $W$-variables are different as shown in Section \[para:wbbatchsubprob\]. Lastly, an additional parameter $K$