al. \[[@B55],[@B56]\], while others do not \[[@B57],[@B58]\]. Nevertheless, it is clear that the frequency of inoculation, or exposure to introduced species is important and this is part of the reason (perhaps the main reason) that coastal marine ecosystems suffer higher levels of biological invasions than almost any other ecosystem \[[@B20]\]. Yet even within these systems it is by no means clear why only some inoculations with alien species lead to successful invasions. In the past the focus has been on the differing physiological abilities of introduced species and their native competitors (e.g. \[[@B53]\]) and little attention has been paid to the effects of behaviour, partially because the behavioural repertoires of these species, especially the benthic taxa, are extremely limited. Our results indicate that even very simple behaviours canand helped to draft the manuscript. LS carried out laboratory experiments. SR performed the statistical analysis. GLB participated in experimental design and helped to draft the manuscript. All authors read and approved the final manuscript.

Acknowledgements
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This work is based upon research supported by the South African Research Chairs Initiative of the Department of Science and Technology and National Research Foundation with additional funding from Rhodes University and from FCT (Fundação para a Ciência ea Tecnologia; project awarded to GIZ). We wish to thank Liesl Knott for technical support. Anonymous referees provided great input into the improvement of the manuscript.


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Conclusions {#Sec12}
===========

The obtained results indicate that the signals received from the surroundings of breast tumours contain important information allowing for the classification of tumours as malignant or benign. Moreover, the majority of the individual parameters tested showed a higher classification efficiency when they were calculated for the tumour surroundings, and not for its interior. A similar relationship was observed in the case of multi-parametric classifiers, which is important in the context of the development of new cancer classification methods based on QUS techniques. In our research, the multi-parameter classifier, using a combination of internal and external parameters, was the best, although the best classifier using only external parameters was not significantly worse. It also suggests that external parameters are even more important and more valuable for classification


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1. Introduction {#sec1}
===============

Ankylosing spondylitis (AS) is a chronic inflammatory rheumatic disease that affects the axial skeleton, causing characteristics inflammatory back pain, which can lead to structural and functional impairments. Asymmetric peripheral arthritis is present in about 20--40% of patients with AS \[[@B1]\]. In Europe, estimates of prevalence of ankylosing spondylitis vary by tenfold from 0.08% to 0.86% \[[@B2]--[@B4]\]. The direct costs of AS are substantial. In Europe, the annual total direct costs per patient have been estimated at €1,800 to €2,800 \[[@B5]\]. The introduction of antitumour necrosis factor alpha (anti-TNF*α*) agents has increased the direct cost of AS \[[@B6]\].

The first-line treatment of AS is nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) \[[@B7]--[@B9]\]. Patients with severe disease refractory to NSAIDs are eligible for anti-TNF*α* agents \[[@B10]\]. The nonselective NSAIDs (nsNSAIDs) have beenassociated with an increased risk of gastrointestinal (GI) adverse events such as ulcers and GI bleeding because of their inhibition of the gastroprotective COX-1 isoform. COX-2 selective inhibitors were developed with reduced GI toxicity when compared with nonselective NSAIDs. Etoricoxib and celecoxib have been demonstrated to have a superior upper gastrointestinal (GI) safety profile \[[@B11]--[@B14]\]. The MEDAL (Multinational Etoricoxib and Diclofenac Arthritis Long Term) program demonstrated the risk of cardiovascular (CV) events with etoricoxib (60 mg/d and 90 mg/d) comparable to diclofenac (75 mg bid and 50 mg tid) \[[@B15]\]. On the efficacy side, etoricoxib has been shown, at doses of 90 mg and 120 mg, to be superior compared to naproxen 1000 mg in the treatment of AS \[[@B16]\]. Celecoxib (200 mg and 400 mg) showed comparable efficacy to diclofenac (150 mg) \[[@B17]\].

Given the economic burden of


theory, has attracted a great deal of effort over the past several years, serving as a laboratory for testing new ideas. This has lead to the discovery of a surprising new symmetry in the planar limit, the so-called dual conformal symmetry, which, although not inherited from the theory’s Lagrangian in any obvious way, is nonetheless a property of its amplitudes. This symmetry combines with the standard superconformal symmetry, dictated by the Lagrangian, to form an infinite-dimensional symmetry algebra, the Yangian of the superconformal group. This integrable structure has been intensively studied [@Drummond:2008vq; @Berkovits:2008ic; @Beisert:2008iq; @Drummond:2009fd; @Bargheer:2009qu; @Brandhuber:2009xz; @Korchemsky:2009hm; @Sever:2009aa; @Alday:2009dv; @Beisert:2010gn; @Alday:2010vh; @Drummond:2010uq; @Korchemsky:2010ut; @Alday:2010ku; @Henn:2011xk; @Bullimore:2011kg] and has recently been exploited successfully to determine the theory’s scattering amplitudes recursively in the number of loops [@CaronHuot:2011kk]. Another spectacularintegration space where the loop momenta solve the joint on-shell constraints $$\begin{aligned}
                 \ell_1^2 &=& 0 \label{eq:on-shell_constraint_1}\\
         (\ell_1 - K_1)^2 &=& 0 \label{eq:on-shell_constraint_2}\\
   (\ell_1 - K_1 - K_2)^2 &=& 0 \label{eq:on-shell_constraint_3}\\
                 \ell_2^2 &=& 0 \label{eq:on-shell_constraint_4}\\
           (\ell_2-K_5)^2 &=& 0 \label{eq:on-shell_constraint_5}\\
   (\ell_2 - K_4 - K_5)^2 &=& 0 \label{eq:on-shell_constraint_6}\\
(\ell_1 + \ell_2 + K_6)^2 &=& 0\label{eq:on-shell_constraint_7}\:,\end{aligned}$$ which in general only have solutions for complex loop momenta $(\ell_1, \ell_2) \in \mathbb{C}^4 \times \mathbb{C}^4$.

The natural definition of $\delta$-functions with complex


eq. (\[eq:heptacut\_double\_box\_alpha\_3\]) to encircle any individual singularity of the integrand.

Note that the form of the final result (\[eq:heptacut\_double\_box\_alpha\_3\]) does not depend on the order of integration: if one instead chooses to integrate out $\alpha_1, \alpha_2, \alpha_4$ and $\beta_1, \beta_2, \beta_3$ from (\[eq:heptacut-double-box-8-param-integrand\]) and subsequently integrates out $\beta_4$, one finds (\[eq:heptacut\_double\_box\_alpha\_3\]) as may easily be checked.

### Leaving $z=\alpha_4$ as the free parameter {#sec:leaving_alpha_4_as_the_free_parameter}

Integrating out $\alpha_1, \alpha_2, \alpha_3$ and $\beta_1,
\beta_2, \beta_3, \beta_4$ from (\[eq:heptacut-double-box-8-param-integrand\]) produces $$J\big|_{z=\alpha_4} \hspace{1mm}=\hspace{1mm} \frac{\gamma_1
\gamma_2}{32 (\gamma_1^2 - S_1 S_2) (\gamma_2^2 - S_4 S_5)} \oint
\frac{dz}{z} \Big( B^\bullet_0(z)^2 - 4B^\bullet_1 (z)
B^\bullet_{-1}(z) \Big)^{-1/2}
\label{eq:heptacut_double_box_alpha_4}$$ where $$\begin{aligned}
B^\bullet_1(z) \hspace{-2mm} &=& \hspace{-2mm} \langle
K_4^{\flat-} | \gamma_\mu | K_5^{\flat -} \rangle \Big( \alpha_1
K_1^{\flat \mu} + \alpha_2 K_2^{\flat \mu} + \alpha_3 \langle
K_1^{\flat -} | \gamma^\mu | K_2^{\flat -} \rangle + z \langle
K_2^{\flat -} |
\gamma^\mu | K_1^{\flat -}the heptacut arise from the different existing classes of solutions to the joint on-shell constraints (\[eq:on-shell\_constraint\_1\])-(\[eq:on-shell\_constraint\_7\]). Indeed, these seven constraints leave one unfixed degree of freedom $z$ in the two loop momenta $\ell_1, \ell_2$, and in general there are several classes of solutions. Each class is parametrized by a free complex variable $z$ and has the remaining seven loop momentum parameters $\alpha_i, \beta_j$ fixed to specific values. Two classes $\mathcal{S}$ and $\mathcal{S}'$ are identical if and only if there exists an invertible holomorphic function $\varphi(z)$ that maps one class into the other; that is, $\varphi \left( \alpha_i \big|_{\mathcal{S}} \right) = \alpha_i
\big|_{\mathcal{S}'}$ and $\varphi \left( \beta_i
\big|_{\mathcal{S}} \right) = \beta_i \big|_{\mathcal{S}'}$ for $i
= 1, \ldots, 4$.

The classification into the three cases is given as stated below.

-   Case I:


  Case III: the two rightmost vertical propagators in Fig. \[fig:General\_double\_box\] are part of some three-particle vertex, but the leftmost is not. There are four classes of kinematical solutions to the on-shell constraints (\[eq:on-shell\_constraint\_1\])-(\[eq:on-shell\_constraint\_7\]), illustrated in Fig. \[fig:kinematical\_solutions\_case\_III\]. The heptacut double box integral is $J = \sum_{i=1}^4 J_i$ where $$\begin{array}{rlllll}
    J_1 \hspace{-1mm}&=&\hspace{-1mm} J_2 \hspace{-1mm}&=&\hspace{-1mm}  J\big|_{z = \beta_3} &
    \hspace{6mm} \mbox{(given in eq. (\ref{eq:heptacut_double_box_beta_3}))} \\
    J_3 \hspace{-1mm}&=&\hspace{-1mm} J_4 \hspace{-1mm}&=&\hspace{-1mm}  J\big|_{z = \beta_4} &
    \hspace{6mm} \mbox{(given in eq. (\ref{eq:heptacut_double_box_beta_4}))} \: .
    \end{array}\label{eq:case_III_Jacobians}$$ This case encompasses heptacut \#7, discussed in detail below in Section \[sec:heptacut\_7\] where one can also find explicit results for the on-shell values $P_1^\pm, Q_2^\pm$ etc. quoted in Fig. \[fig:kinematical\_solutions\_case\_III\].momentum parameters $(\alpha_1, \alpha_2, \beta_1, \beta_2)$ are set equal to the values given in eqs. (\[eq:onshell-values-alpha-param1\])-(\[eq:onshell-values-beta-param1\]). The on-shell values $P_1^\pm, Q_2^\pm$ etc. are functions of the external momenta and may be found in Section \[sec:heptacut\_7\]. The quantity $\xi^\pm$ is defined as []{data-label="fig:kinematical_solutions_case_III"}](Case_3_S3.pdf)

[ Solution $\mathcal{S}_3$, obtained by setting $$\begin{array}{ll} \alpha_3^\pm = \frac{\xi^\pm}{P_1^\pm} &
\hspace{7mm} \beta_3 = 0 \\[3mm]
\alpha_4^\pm = P_1^\pm & \hspace{7mm} \beta_4 = z
\end{array}$$]{}

![The four kinematical solutions to the heptacut constraints for the double box topology in case III. In this case, because both $K_1$ and $K_2$ are massive, there are two solutions for $\gamma_1^\pm$ and therefore two pairs of flattened momenta $(K_{1\pm}^\flat, K_{2\pm}^\flat)$. For all solutions, the loop momentum parameters $(\alpha_1, \alpha_2, \beta_1, \beta_2)$ are set equal to the values given in eqs. (\[eq:onshell-values-alpha-param1\])-(\[eq:onshell-values-beta-param1\]). The on-shell values $P_1^\pm,


in $\mathcal{N}=4$ SYM theory. The parity-even part of this integrand was first calculated in ref. [@Bern:2008ap] and was later reexamined using the leading singularity method in ref. [@Cachazo:2008hp]. In Section \[sec:heptacut\_1\] we give a pedagogical review of the use of the leading singularity method to determine the two-loop six-point integrand. In particular, we discuss how one can set up linear equations to determine the parity-even part of the integrand directly. The approach here is similar to that of ref. [@Cachazo:2008hp], but differs in the use of the loop-momentum parametrization (\[eq:l1\_parametrized\])-(\[eq:l2\_parametrized\]) and (\[eq:loop\_param\_factDB1\])-(\[eq:loop\_param\_factDB2\]) which has the virtue of making the multidimensional contours associated with the heptacuts completely explicit. It is also worth remarking on the similarity between the approach followed here and that of Forde in ref. [@Forde:2007mi]: the heptacutat two loops, in analogy with the triple cut at one loop, leaves one a priori undetermined contour integration. The associated contour may be chosen to encircle the various poles coming from the measure or from additional propagators, allowing the determination of the integral coefficients by use of the residue theorem.

The main result of this paper is contained in Section \[sec:loop\_level\_recursion\_test\] in which we report on a numerical check that the result produced by the leading singularity method for the full (i.e., parity-even and odd) two-loop six-point MHV integrand is in agreement with recent predictions in the literature [@ArkaniHamed:2010kv; @ArkaniHamed:2010gh].\
\
In general one can apply integral reductions to any two-loop six-point amplitude to express it as a linear combination of integrals in some sufficiently large basis. Due to the


- \frac{1}{2}
\frac{c_{19,\sigma_1}}{\langle K_1^{\flat -} | \slashed{k}_1 |
K_2^{\flat -} \rangle (z - P_3^\bullet)} \nonumber \\
&\phantom{=}& \hspace{8mm} - \frac{c_{18,\sigma_1} \langle
K_1^{\flat -} | \slashed{k}_6 | K_2^{\flat -} \rangle (z -
P_1^\bullet)}{\langle K_1^{\flat -} | \slashed{k}_{12} |
K_2^{\flat -} \rangle (z - P_2^\bullet)} - \frac{c_{8,\sigma_1}
\langle K_1^{\flat -} | \slashed{k}_6 | K_2^{\flat -} \rangle (z -
P_1^\bullet)}{\langle K_1^{\flat -} | \slashed{k}_1 | K_2^{\flat
-} \rangle (z - P_3^\bullet)} \label{eq:cut1_6gluons_kinsol1_result} \\[3mm]
K_3 (z) \hspace{-1mm}&=&\hspace{-1mm} \mbox{parity conjugate of
$K_1(z)$ \hspace{0.3mm} (obtained by applying eqs.
(\ref{eq:parity_conj_rule_1})-(\ref{eq:parity_conj_rule_6}))} \\[3mm]
K_4 (z) \hspace{-1mm}&=&\hspace{-1mm} \mbox{parity conjugate of
$K_2(z)$ \hspace{0.3mm} (obtained by applying eqs.
(\ref{eq:parity_conj_rule_1})-(\ref{eq:parity_conj_rule_6}))} \\[3mm]
K_5 (z) \hspace{-1mm}&=&\hspace{-1mm} c_{2,\sigma_1} - \frac{1}{2}
\frac{c_{22,\sigma_1}}{\langle K_2^{\flat -} | \slashed{k}_{12} |
K_1^{\flat -} \rangle (z - P_2)} - \frac{1}{2}
\frac{c_{19,\sigma_1}}{\langle K_2^{\flat -} |
\slashed{k}_1 | K_1^{\flat -} \rangle (z - P_3)} \nonumber \\
&\phantom{=}& \hspace{8mm} - \frac{c_{18,\sigma_1} \langle
K_2^{\flat -} | \slashed{k}_6 | K_1^{\flat -} \rangle (z -
P_1)}{\langle K_2^{\flat -} |results for the amplitude.[^6]\
\
We have performed the comparison of the two-loop integrands numerically, by verifying agreement to high accuracy for a large number of randomly selected external and internal momenta. Accordingly, the remainder of this section will be devoted to discussing how, given a set of randomly generated momenta, one may evaluate the integrand of eq. (\[eq:6gluonampansatz\_normalized\_by\_Atree\]) – that is, how the integral coefficients are obtained, and how the integrands of the basis integrals $I_{i,\sigma_j}$ are added in a meaningful way.

The integral coefficients are determined in analogy with the procedure explained in Section \[sec:extraction\_of\_integral\_coeffs\]. However, in that context we were concerned with obtaining analytical results for the coefficients and could find the coefficients of all dihedral permutations of, for example, $I_{2,\sigma_1}$ by applying the appropriate permutation to the


6 \\[4mm]
\left. \begin{array}{rll}
x_{\sigma_j (6)} - x_7  \hspace{-1.2mm}&=&\hspace{-1.2mm} -\ell_1 \\
x_{\sigma_j (6)} - x_8  \hspace{-1.2mm}&=&\hspace{-1.2mm}  \ell_2
\end{array} \right\}& \hspace{6mm} j \hspace{-1.5mm}&=&\hspace{-1.5mm} 7, \ldots, 12 \\[4mm]
\hspace{15.6mm}x_{ij} \hspace{0.9mm}\equiv\hspace{0.9mm}  x_i -
x_j & \hspace{6mm} i,j\hspace{-1.5mm}&=&\hspace{-1.5mm} 1, \ldots,
8 \: ,
\end{array} \label{eq:def_of_dual_coords}$$ with the additional requirement that, for any given graph, $\ell_1$ and $\ell_2$ be offset by appropriate translations by external momenta so that all propagators take the form $\frac{1}{x_{ij}^2}$. Finally, the integrand must be symmetrized in $x_7$ and $x_8$. Namely, any assignment of these points to a given graph will fail to be invariant under vertical reflections of the graph; to ensure that the value of the integrand is not dependent on how its contributing graphs happen to be drawn, one must therefore average over the two possible assignments of these points.

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         \frac{7}{24}, \frac{1}{6}, -\frac{1}{6} \right),


integrand. As explained in ref. [@Kosower:2011ty], the maximal cuts are particular linear combinations $\sigma$ of these tori whose coefficients are determined by the requirement that any function that integrates to zero on $\mathbb{R}^D \times
\mathbb{R}^D$ should also integrate to zero on $\sigma$. This constraint ensures that two Feynman integrals which are equal, possibly through some non-trivial relations, will also have identical maximal cuts. As argued in ref. [@Kosower:2011ty], multidimensional contours $\sigma$ satisfying this consistency condition are guaranteed to produce correct results for scattering amplitudes in any gauge theory, not only $\mathcal{N}=4$ SYM theory.

The set of linear relations between two-loop integrals includes the set of all integration-by-parts (IBP) identities between the various tensor integrals arising from the Feynman rules of gauge theory; however, at present a complete knowledge of suchrelations is not available. Thus, an interesting open problem to be pursued once all necessary IBP relations do become available is to determine the maximal-cut contours that allow the extraction of integral coefficients in any two-loop six-point gauge theory amplitude. We expect the intermediate results provided in this paper to greatly facilitate this task.

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

I am indebted to Simon Caron-Huot for assistance in comparing the $\mathcal{N}=4$ SYM integrand and to Henrik Johansson for innumerable useful discussions. I would like to thank Gregory Korchemsky and David Kosower for comments on the manuscript and for discussions. I would also like to thank Ruth Britto for discussions. I thank the Niels Bohr Institute for hospitality where part of this work was carried out. This work is supported by the European


treated in Section \[sec:general\_double\_box\], and there are thus six kinematical solutions (shown in Fig. \[fig:kinematical\_solutions\_case\_I\]). Parametrizing the loop momenta according to eqs. (\[eq:l1\_parametrized\])-(\[eq:l2\_parametrized\]), the on-shell constraints in eqs. (\[eq:on-shell\_constraint\_1\])-(\[eq:on-shell\_constraint\_7\]) are solved by setting the parameters equal to the values $$\begin{array}{ll}
\alpha_1 = 1 \: , \hspace{1cm} & \beta_1 = 0\\
\alpha_2 = 0 \: , \hspace{1cm} & \beta_2 = 1 +
\frac{S_4}{\gamma_2}
\end{array}$$ and those given in Fig. \[fig:kinematical\_solutions\_case\_I\] with $$\beta_3 (z) = - \left( 1 +
\frac{S_4}{\gamma_2}\right) \frac{\langle K_2^\flat K_5^\flat
\rangle (z - P_1)}{2\langle K_2^\flat K_4^\flat \rangle (z - P_4)}
\label{eq:beta_3_heptacut_2}$$ for kinematical solution $\mathcal{S}_5$. The heptacut double box integral $I_{3,\sigma_1}$ is $\sum_{i=1}^6
\oint_{\hspace{0.5mm}\Gamma_i} \hspace{-0.3mm} dz \, J_i(z)$ where $$J_i(z) \hspace{2mm} = \hspace{2mm} \frac{1}{32 \gamma_1 \gamma_2}
\times \left\{ \begin{array}{ll} \left( \left( 1 +
\frac{S_4}{\gamma_2} \right) \langle K_1^{\flat -} |
\slashed{K}_5^\flat | K_2^{\flat -} \rangle \hspace{0.6mm} z
(z-P_1^\bullet) \right)^{-1} &\hspace{4mm} \mathrm{for} \hspace{3mm} i=2,6 \\
\left( \left( 1 + \frac{S_4}{\gamma_2} \right) \langle K_2^{\flat
-} | \slashed{K}_5^\flat | K_1^{\flat -} \rangle \hspace{0.6mm} z
(z-P_1) \right)^{-1} & \hspace{4mm} \mathrm{for} \hspace{3mm} i=4,5 \\
\left( \langle K_4^{\flat -} | \slashed{K}_1^\flat | K_5^{\flat -}
\rangle \hspace{0.6mm} z
(z-Q_1^\bullet) \right)^{-1} & \hspace{4mm} \mathrm{for} \hspace{3mm} i=1 \\
\left( \langle K_5^{\flat -} | \slashed{K}_1^\flat | K_4^{\flat -}
\rangle \hspace{0.6mm} z (z - Q_1) \right)^{-1} & \hspace{4mm}
\mathrm{for} \hspace{3mm} i=3 \: .
\end{array} \right.$$

### Heptacut \#2 of the right hand side of eq. (\[eq:6gluonampansatz\])

The result of applying heptacut \#2 to the right hand side of eq. (\[eq:6gluonampansatz\]) is $$\frac{1}{4} \sum_{i=1}^6 \oint_{\Gamma_i} dz \, J_i (z) K_i(z)$$ where the kernels evaluated on the six kinematical solutions are

[$$\begin{aligned}
 K_1 (z) \hspace{-2mm}&=&\hspace{-2mm}
c_{3,\sigma_1} + \frac{1}{4} \frac{c_{23,\sigma_1}}{\langle
K_1^{\flat -} | \slashed{k}_1 | K_2^{\flat -} \rangle \langle
K_4^{\flat -} | \slashed{k}_{56} | K_5^{\flat -} \rangle
(P_1^\bullet


\rangle (z - Q_2^\bullet)} \nonumber \\[2mm]
&\phantom{=}& \hspace{-10mm} + \frac{c_{12,\sigma_1} \langle
K_1^{\flat -} | \slashed{k}_{56} | K_2^{\flat -} \rangle \langle
K_4^{\flat -} | \slashed{k}_1 | K_5^{\flat -} \rangle (P_1^\bullet
- P_3^\bullet) (z - Q_3^\bullet)}{\langle K_1^{\flat -} |
\slashed{k}_1 | K_2^{\flat -} \rangle \langle K_4^{\flat -} |
\slashed{k}_{56} | K_5^{\flat -} \rangle (P_1^\bullet -
P_2^\bullet) (z - Q_2^\bullet)} - \frac{c_{9,\sigma_4} \langle
K_4^{\flat -} | \slashed{k}_{12} | K_5^{\flat -} \rangle (z -
Q_1^\bullet)}{\langle K_4^{\flat -}| \slashed{k}_{56} | K_5^{\flat
-} \rangle (z - Q_2^\bullet)}\end{aligned}$$]{}

[$$\begin{aligned}
 K_2(z) \hspace{-2mm}&=&\hspace{-2mm}
c_{3,\sigma_1} + \frac{1}{4} \frac{c_{23,\sigma_1}}{\langle
K_1^{\flat -} | \slashed{k}_1 | K_2^{\flat -} \rangle \langle
K_4^{\flat -} | \slashed{k}_{56} | K_5^{\flat -} \rangle (z -
P_2^\bullet) (Q_1^\bullet - Q_2^\bullet)} - \frac{1}{2}
\frac{c_{20,\sigma_1}}{\langle
K_1^{\flat -}| \slashed{k}_1 | K_2^{\flat -} \rangle (z-P_2^\bullet)} \nonumber \\[2mm]
&\phantom{=}& \hspace{-10mm}  + \frac{1}{2} \frac{c_{24,\sigma_4}
\langle K_1^{\flat -} | \slashed{k}_6 | K_2^{\flat -} \rangle (z -
P_1^\bullet) \hspace{0.6mm}+\hspace{0.6mm} c_{24,\sigma_7} \langle
K_1^{\flat -} | \slashed{k}_{56}\rangle (z- P_1)
\left(\beta_3(z) -Q_3^\bullet \right)}{\langle K_2^{\flat -} |
\slashed{k}_1 | K_1^{\flat -} \rangle \langle K_4^{\flat -} |
\slashed{k}_{56} | K_5^{\flat -} \rangle (z - P_2)
\left(\beta_3(z) -Q_2^\bullet \right)} - \frac{1}{2}
\frac{c_{20,\sigma_4}}{\langle K_4^{\flat -}| \slashed{k}_{56} |
K_5^{\flat -} \rangle \left(\beta_3(z) -Q_2^\bullet \right)} \nonumber \\[2mm]
&\phantom{=}&  \hspace{-13mm} + \frac{c_{12,\sigma_1} \langle
K_2^{\flat -} | \slashed{k}_{56} | K_1^{\flat -} \rangle \langle
K_4^{\flat -} | \slashed{k}_1 | K_5^{\flat -}\rangle (z - P_3)
\left(\beta_3(z) -Q_3^\bullet \right)}{\langle K_2^{\flat -} |
\slashed{k}_1 | K_1^{\flat -} \rangle \langle K_4^{\flat -} |
\slashed{k}_{56} | K_5^{\flat -} \rangle (z - P_2)
\left(\beta_3(z) -Q_2^\bullet \right)} - \frac{c_{9,\sigma_1}
\langle K_2^{\flat -} | \slashed{k}_6 | K_1^{\flat -} \rangle (z -
P_1)}{\langle K_2^{\flat -}| \slashed{k}_1 | K_1^{\flat -} \rangle
(z-P_2)} \nonumber \\[2mm]
&\phantom{=}&  \hspace{-13mm} + \frac{c_{12,\sigma_7} \langle
K_2^{\flat -} | \slashed{k}_6 | K_1^{\flat -} \rangle \langle
K_4^{\flat -} | \slashed{k}_{12} | K_5^{\flat -} \rangle (z- P_1)
\left(\beta_3(z) -Q_1^\bullet \right)}{\langle K_2^{\flat


-}
\right\rangle \hspace{0.6mm}
z (z - P_1^\bullet) \right)^{-1} & \hspace{1mm} \mathrm{for} \hspace{3mm} i=2,6 \\
\left( \left\langle K_2^{\flat -} \left| \left( 1 +
\frac{S_4}{\gamma_2} \right) \slashed{K}_5^\flat + \slashed{k}_6
\right| K_1^{\flat -} \right\rangle \hspace{0.6mm}
z (z - P_1) \right)^{-1} & \hspace{1mm} \mathrm{for} \hspace{3mm} i=4,5 \\
\left( \langle K_4^{\flat -} | \slashed{K}_1^\flat + \slashed{k}_6
| K_5^{\flat -} \rangle
\hspace{0.6mm} z (z - Q_1^\bullet) \right)^{-1} & \hspace{1mm} \mathrm{for} \hspace{3mm} i=1 \\
\left( \langle K_5^{\flat -} | \slashed{K}_1^\flat + \slashed{k}_6
| K_4^{\flat -} \rangle \hspace{0.6mm} z (z - Q_1) \right)^{-1} &
\hspace{1mm} \mathrm{for} \hspace{3mm} i=3 \: .
\end{array} \right.$$

### Heptacut \#4 of the right hand side of eq. (\[eq:6gluonampansatz\])

The result of applying heptacut \#4 to the right hand side of eq. (\[eq:6gluonampansatz\]) is $$\frac{1}{4} \sum_{i=1}^6 \oint_{\Gamma_i} dz \, J_i (z) K_i(z)$$ where the kernels evaluated on the six kinematical solutions are [$$\begin{aligned}
 K_1(z) \hspace{-2mm}&=&\hspace{-2mm}
c_{5,\sigma_1} - \frac{1}{4}\slashed{k}_6 | K_2^{\flat -} \rangle \langle K_4^{\flat -} |
\slashed{k}_{45} | K_5^{\flat -} \rangle (P_1^\bullet -
P_2^\bullet) (z - Q_2^\bullet)} + \frac{c_{9, \sigma_6} \langle
K_1^{\flat -} | \slashed{k}_{56} | K_2^{\flat -} \rangle
(P_1^\bullet- P_3^\bullet)}{\langle K_1^{\flat -}| \slashed{k}_6 |
K_2^{\flat -} \rangle (P_1^\bullet - P_2^\bullet)} \nonumber \\[2mm]
&\phantom{=}& \hspace{-13mm} - \frac{c_{12, \sigma_3} \langle
K_1^{\flat -} | \slashed{k}_{456} | K_2^{\flat -} \rangle \langle
K_4^{\flat -}| \slashed{k}_6 | K_5^{\flat -} \rangle (P_1^\bullet
- P_5^\bullet)(z - Q_3^\bullet)}{\langle K_1^{\flat -} |
\slashed{k}_6 | K_2^{\flat -} \rangle \langle K_4^{\flat -} |
\slashed{k}_{45} | K_5^{\flat -} \rangle (P_1^\bullet -
P_2^\bullet) (z - Q_2^\bullet)} + \frac{c_{18,\sigma_3} \langle
K_4^{\flat -} | \slashed{k}_{61} | K_5^{\flat -} \rangle (z -
Q_1^\bullet)}{\langle K_4^{\flat -} |
\slashed{k}_6 | K_5^{\flat -} \rangle (z - Q_3^\bullet)} \nonumber \\[2mm]
&\phantom{=}& \hspace{-13mm} - \frac{c_{12, \sigma_8} \langle
K_1^{\flat -} | \slashed{k}_{56} | K_2^{\flat -} \rangle \langle
K_4^{\flat -}| \slashed{k}_{61} | K_5^{\flat -} \rangle
(P_1^\bullet -


| K_5^{\flat -} \rangle (z - P_2)
(\beta_3 (z) - Q_2^\bullet)} \nonumber \\[2mm]
&\phantom{=}& \hspace{-10mm} - \frac{c_{12, \sigma_8} \langle
K_2^{\flat -} | \slashed{k}_{56} | K_1^{\flat -} \rangle \langle
K_4^{\flat -}| \slashed{k}_{61} | K_5^{\flat -} \rangle (z -
P_3)(\beta_3 (z) - Q_1^\bullet)}{\langle K_2^{\flat -} |
\slashed{k}_6 | K_1^{\flat -} \rangle \langle K_4^{\flat -} |
\slashed{k}_{45} | K_5^{\flat -} \rangle (z - P_2) (\beta_3 (z) -
Q_2^\bullet)}  \\[4mm]
K_6(z) \hspace{-2mm}&=&\hspace{-2mm} \mbox{parity conjugate of
$K_5(z)$ \hspace{0.3mm} (obtained by applying eqs.
(\ref{eq:parity_conj_rule_1})-(\ref{eq:parity_conj_rule_6}))}\end{aligned}$$]{} where $\beta_3 (z)$ is given in eq. (\[eq:beta\_3\_heptacut\_4\]).

### Heptacut \#4 of the left hand side of eq. (\[eq:6gluonampansatz\])

The result of applying heptacut \#4 to the left hand side of eq. (\[eq:6gluonampansatz\]) is $$i \sum_{i=1}^6 \oint_{\Gamma_i} dz \, J_i (z) \left.
\prod_{j=1}^6 A_j^\mathrm{tree}(z) \right|_{\mathcal{S}_i}$$ where, assuming without loss of generality the external helicities are $(1^-, 2^-, 3^+, 4^+, 5^+, 6^+)$, the cutK_4^{\flat -} |
\slashed{k}_6 | K_5^{\flat -} \rangle (z - P_2) (\beta_3 (z) -
Q_2^\bullet)} \phantom{aaaaa} \\[6mm]
K_6(z) \hspace{-2mm}&=&\hspace{-2mm} \mbox{parity conjugate of
$K_5(z)$ \hspace{0.3mm} (obtained by applying eqs.
(\ref{eq:parity_conj_rule_1})-(\ref{eq:parity_conj_rule_6}))}\end{aligned}$$]{} where $\beta_3 (z)$ is given in eq. (\[eq:beta\_3\_heptacut\_5\]).

### Heptacut \#5 of the left hand side of eq. (\[eq:6gluonampansatz\])

The result of applying heptacut \#5 to the left hand side of eq. (\[eq:6gluonampansatz\]) is $$i \sum_{i=1}^6 \oint_{\Gamma_i} dz \, J_i (z) \left.
\prod_{j=1}^6 A_j^\mathrm{tree}(z) \right|_{\mathcal{S}_i}$$ where, assuming without loss of generality the external helicities are $(1^-, 2^-, 3^+, 4^+, 5^+, 6^+)$, the cut amplitude evaluated on the six different kinematical solutions yields $$\left. \prod_{j=1}^6 A_j^\mathrm{tree}(z) \right|_{\mathcal{S}_i}
\hspace{3mm}=\hspace{3mm} -\frac{i}{16} A^\mathrm{tree}_{--++++}
\times \left\{ \begin{array}{ll} \frac{1}{J_4(z)} \left(
\frac{1}{z - P_2} - \frac{1}{z - P_3} \right) & \hspace{3mm} \mathrm{for} \hspace{3mm} i = 4 \\[2mm]
0 & \hspace{3mm} \mathrm{for} \hspace{3mm} i = 1,2,3,5,6 \: .
\end{array} \right.$$

Heptacut


-}
\rangle (z - P_1)(\beta_3 (z) - Q_1^\bullet)}{\langle K_2^{\flat
-} | \slashed{k}_6 | K_1^{\flat -} \rangle \langle K_4^{\flat -} |
\slashed{k}_{345} | K_5^{\flat -} \rangle (z - P_3) (\beta_3 (z) -
Q_2^\bullet)} \phantom{aaaaaa} \\[6mm]
K_4(z) \hspace{-2mm}&=&\hspace{-2mm} \mbox{parity conjugate of
$K_3(z)$ \hspace{0.3mm} (obtained by applying eqs.
(\ref{eq:parity_conj_rule_1})-(\ref{eq:parity_conj_rule_6}))}\end{aligned}$$]{}

where $\beta_3(z)$ can be read off from the on-shell values quoted below solution $\mathcal{S}_3$ in Fig. \[fig:kinematical\_solutions\_case\_II\].

### Heptacut \#6 of the left hand side of eq. (\[eq:6gluonampansatz\])

The result of applying heptacut \#6 to the left hand side of eq. (\[eq:6gluonampansatz\]) is $$i \sum_{i=1}^4 \oint_{\Gamma_i} dz \, J_i (z) \left.
\prod_{j=1}^6 A_j^\mathrm{tree}(z) \right|_{\mathcal{S}_i}$$ where, assuming without loss of generality the external helicities are $(1^-, 2^-, 3^+, 4^+, 5^+, 6^+)$, the cut amplitude evaluated on the four different kinematical solutions yields $$\left. \prod_{j=1}^6 A_j^\mathrm{tree}(z) \right|_{\mathcal{S}_i}
\hspace{3mm}=\hspace{3mm} 0 \hspace{9mm} \mathrm{for} \hspace{4mm}
i = 1,\ldots, 4 \:K_5^{\flat -} | \slashed{K}_1^\flat +
\slashed{K}_6 |
K_4^{\flat -} \rangle}{2 [K_2^\flat K_4^\flat] \langle K_5^\flat K_1^\flat \rangle} & &  \\
\vspace{-0.2cm} \\ Q_1^\bullet = -\frac{K_1^\flat \cdot K_6 +
\frac{1}{2} S_6 + (K_1^\flat + K_6) \cdot K_5^\flat}{\langle
K_4^{\flat -}|\slashed{K}_1^\flat + \slashed{K}_6 | K_5^{\flat -}
\rangle} \: , \hspace{0.2cm} & Q_2^\bullet = -\frac{K_5^\flat
\cdot k_5}{\langle K_4^{\flat -} | \slashed{k}_5 | K_5^{\flat -}
\rangle} \: , \hspace{0.2cm} & Q_3^\bullet = - \frac{K_5^\flat
\cdot k_{56} + \frac{1}{2} s_{56}}{\langle K_4^{\flat -} |
\slashed{k}_{56} | K_5^{\flat -} \rangle} \: . \hspace{0.2cm}
\end{array}$$ This heptacut belongs to case I treated in Section \[sec:general\_double\_box\], and there are thus six kinematical solutions (shown in Fig. \[fig:kinematical\_solutions\_case\_I\]). Parametrizing the loop momenta according to eqs. (\[eq:l1\_parametrized\])-(\[eq:l2\_parametrized\]), the on-shell constraints in eqs. (\[eq:on-shell\_constraint\_1\])-(\[eq:on-shell\_constraint\_7\]) are solved by setting the parameters equal to the values $$\begin{array}{ll}
\alpha_1 = 1 \: , \hspace{1cm} & \beta_1


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such as the maintenance of the current (motor or cognitive) state, as it is required during WM delay periods ([@B30]). Furthermore, functional connectivity particularly in the beta-band has been found to be enhanced between WM-relevant frontal and parietal regions in WM tasks ([@B84], [@B85]; [@B100]).

WM training has been shown to alter oscillatory activity in WM-relevant regions. For example, behavioral training gains in WM tasks were accompanied by training-induced increases in frontal ([@B37]; [@B58]) and fronto-parietal ([@B46]) theta-band power, suggesting that training strengthened the WM network, thereby, facilitating WM performance. Furthermore, functional connectivity has been found to be altered by WM training (e.g., [@B58]; [@B4]; [@B38]; [@B96]). While power increases are thought to reflect local processing ([@B27]; [@B17]), functional connectivity is assumed to reflect the degree of the temporalEstimation of Spectral Power and Source Reconstruction {#S2.SS4.SSS1}

Discrete Fourier Transforms of EEG maintenance activity (−1.1 to −0.2 s; [Figure 1B](#F1){ref-type="fig"}) were calculated at 2.5--100 Hz (segment length: 0.4 s; segment shift: 0.08 s; frequency resolution: 2.5 Hz). The cross-spectrum of the Fourier transformed time segments was retrieved per participant for each electrode and frequency bin in both conditions (low and high load) ([@B36]; [@B77]). Cross-spectra were averaged across time segments and across trials.

The standard Montreal Neurological Institute (MNI) average brain was used for source reconstruction. Based on the cortical surface of the standard head model a grid was created as a set of 3,000 as equally as possible distributed source points. Every source point represented an equivalent current dipole (cf. [@B19]). A standardized three-dimensional map of electrode locations


bilateral mid-central regions. Although in contrast to some studies, reporting load-related increases of WM-relevant oscillatory activity in *n*-back tasks ([@B23]; [@B59]), our findings are consistent with the frequent reports of load-related beta-band desynchronizations, mainly at medial regions (along the anterior-posterior-axis) including the cingulate cortex ([@B89]; [@B13]; [@B83]; [@B113]; [@B103]). Interestingly, [@B13] stressed the largely overlapping spatial distribution of load-induced beta-band desynchronizations in WM processing with regions comprising the default mode network (DMN). The DMN commonly involves the medial prefrontal cortex, bilateral inferior parietal lobules, and, particularly, medially located posterior and anterior cingulate cortices ([@B110]; [@B95]). This anatomically confined brain system has been characterized by spontaneous activity during cognitive disengagement from the external world, and complementary, by task-induced deactivations ([@B39]; [@B15]). Of particular relevance for the present results isInfluence of continuous or intermittent blood flow restriction on muscle activation during low-intensity multiple sets of resistance exercise.
Low-intensity resistance exercise with blood flow restriction (BFR) has been shown to induce a prominent increase in muscle activation in response to muscle fatigue. However, the magnitude of muscle fatigue between continuous (Con-BFR) and intermittent BFR (Int-BFR, BFR only during exercise) is currently unknown. We examined the effect of Con-BFR or Int-BFR on muscle activation during exercise. Unilateral arm curl exercise (20% of one-repetition maximum, four sets, 30 sec rest period between sets) was performed without (CON) or with Con-BFR or Int-BFR. During BFR conditions, the cuff was inflated to 160 mmHg on the proximal region of testing arm. Surface electromyography (EMG) was recorded from the biceps brachii muscle, and integrated


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Kotlin compiles the project properly on local machine but through Jenkins it throws exception

I have a library which has a companion object value in it like below
companion object {
    const val QUEUE_CLUSTER_ID = "Commands"
}

and one class of my project depends on this library uses lib's QUEUE_CLUSTER_ID val like below
data class CreateCatalogItemCommand(
    @JsonProperty("styleVariant") val styleVariant: StyleVariant?) : Commandable() {

    companion object {
        const val QUEUE_ID =  QUEUE_CLUSTER_ID.plus("CreateCatalogItemCommand")
    }
}

The problem is kotlin compiles the project properly on my machine however via jenkins I get below error. Error disappears when QUEUE_ID set as normal string.
[INFO] --- kotlin-maven-plugin:1.3.21:compile (compile) @ catalog-
service ---
[INFO] Applied plugin: 'spring'
[ERROR] /var/lib/jenkins/workspace/Catalog-Service/src/main/kotlin/com/mg/catalog/command/CreateCatalogItemCommand.kt: (11, 31) Unresolved reference:


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$0+1+3+0 = 0$  plugging in our results to equation 1
that is obviously not correct. Where did I make my mistake. I feel I'm very close and must have messed up the partial fraction decomposition somewhere, but maybe the mistake is somewhere else. Can anyone find where I went wrong?

A:

You made a mistake in solving
$$ x(1+x)= A(1-x)^3+B(1-x)^2+C(1-x)+D$$
A faster way to solve this is the following:
$$x = 1 \Rightarrow D=2$$
Next derivate
$$1+2x=-3A(1-x)^2-2B(1-x)-C$$
plug in $x=1$. Then derivate again, and plug in $x=1$. Continue...

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    680

IOError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: 's3://sagemakerq/enwiki.xml.bz2'

A:

Looks like you are using Python gensim package to construct a corpus from a wiki based database dump from S3. The package does not support reading directly from S3. Instead you can download the file and work with it.
import boto3
from gensim.corpora.wikicorpus import WikiCorpus

s3 = boto3.client('s3')
s3.download_file('BUCKET_NAME', 'OBJECT_NAME', 'FILE_NAME')
wiki = WikiCorpus('FILE_NAME')


       echo $mask
        done < $file
    else
        exitError 101
    fi
}

If I enter ./script Config 3840 I obtain :
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
256
512
1024
2048
0
0
0
0
0

I can easily display toto2 toto3 titi5 titii, but if I enter ./script Config 4812, I obtain :
0
0
4
8
0
0
64
128
0
512
0
0
4096
0
0
0
0

This result can not allows me to display var1 titi titii test1
I am not sure to be clear but I am really currently blocked on this mask issue.
Thank in advance

A:

Your problem statement isn't very clear but I hope this snippet can help put you back on track.  The real meat is in using ${lines%=*} to obtain the key corresponding to the value in thisin those countries. They also took a risk with their health by having a transplant in another country. Thirty percent of transplant tourists lost the organ due to rejection versus 12 percent in the United States. In addition, 52 percent of transplant tourists in the study returned home with severe infections.

6. A liver transplant won’t cure an infection like hepatitis C.

Each year, 6,000 Americans out of the 17,000 who need one have liver transplants, according to the American Liver Foundation. The leading cause of liver failure in the United States is hepatitis C viral infection. But if you get a liver transplant, the new, healthy liver can become infected with hepatitis C once inside your body. This is because the hep C virus can continue to circulate in


well as the amount of expansion that is actually restricted, are just a few of the key parameters that define the amount of permanent deformation or resizing a seal will experience.
Resizing and deformation, as described above, can lead to shrinkage of the physical size of the seal. This includes a shrinkage of the inside diameter. With radial split seals, this shrinkage leads to a separation of the individual semi-annular sections of the seal as the seal is maintained tight against the shaft. This separation breaks the continuous radial seal barrier around the shaft and leads to leakage at the interfaces between the split ends of the semi-annular seal sections.
As an example of a resizing problem and particularly, a problem when using a conventional fluoroplastic radial split seal, considerit around the house for a few days, concentrating it in the kitchen and pantry the longest and it had by far the most significant effect in the shortest amount of time! We’ve decided we don’t need to paint the kitchen after all, pHhhew! Kitchens are the hardest to paint! Still hoping the bathroom gets painted, thought now it’s not so pressing. . .

After those horrific pictures, I at least have to show you some of the progress, right?

So it’s our late Spring Cleaning that I never quite completed when I started my new job, but better late than never!


added. Apple pie, however, with a significant amount of sugar in the filling and fat with white flour in the crust – now that’s not going to fit into the clean eating plan. Anyone will admit that a fresh apple is healthier than a slice of apple pie.

To some people, clean eating simply means avoiding gluten or dairy. To others, it may mean eating all organic and non-GMO foods.

Read on for more tips as to how to reach the goal of clean eating.

Yes!

Fruits – all fresh, frozen or canned or dried without added sugar

– all fresh, frozen or canned or dried without added sugar Vegetables – all fresh, frozen or canned without added sauce, fats or salt

– all fresh, frozen or canned without added sauce, fats or salte 15 = 3*y + 4*u, -5*y + 10*u + 42 = 11*u. Calculate the remainder when 445 is divided by y.
4
Suppose 0*g - 3*g + 12 = 0. Suppose 4*b + s + s = 0, 3*s = g*b. Suppose b = -5*v + 10 + 145. What is the remainder when v is divided by 16?
15
Let q(p) = p + 2*p - 4 - 10 + 0*p. What is the remainder when 5 is divided by q(5)?
0
Suppose 451 = 4*q - 3*q + 2*r, 1782 = 4*q - 3*r. What is the remainder when q is divided by 15?
12
Suppose -6*k - 3*f + 2629 = -2*k, -2*k + f = -1317. Calculate the remainder when k is divided by 44.
42
Let z(p) = -p**2 + 25*p -


the remainder when i(y) is divided by 15?
13
Let i = -65 + 69. Calculate the remainder when -4*(-355)/25*10/i is divided by 13.
12
Calculate the remainder when 156 is divided by ((-46)/6)/(23/(-69)).
18
Let v be (-2)/(6/3) - -1. Suppose v*j - 2*j + 48 = 0. Suppose 0 = -5*k - 3*t + 33, 43 = 36*k - 33*k - 4*t. Calculate the remainder when j is divided by k.
6
What is the remainder when 142 is divided by ((6/(-6))/(-1))/(1/11)?
10
What is the remainder when 41 is divided by 6 - 11/((-55)/65)?
3
Suppose -68 = -4*y + 2*z, 0*z - 75 = -5*y + 5*z. What is the remainder when 66 is divided by y?
9
Let w(n) = 37*n - 533. Calculate the remainder when w(18) is divided by 32.
5
Let q(k) = -13*k - 2.- 2. What is the remainder when 132/n + 2/(-5) is divided by v?
0
Let p(r) = -r + 6. Let l be p(4). Suppose l*g = -3*c + 80, -g + 45 = c - 4*g. Suppose -2*j = -7*j + 55. Calculate the remainder when c is divided by j.
8
Suppose -125*v = -138*v + 5174. What is the remainder when v is divided by 68?
58
Let t = 11 + -9. Suppose -t*i + 6 = 0, -5*i - 40 = -5*o + 20. Calculate the remainder when (3 + o/(-4))*-16 is divided by 7.
5
Suppose -6*z + 364 = -428. What is the remainder when z is divided by 67?
65
Let x(u) = -20*u**3 + u**2 + u. Let z = -40 - -53. Calculate the remainder when x(-1)


"This is Whittier." "They found him?" "Concierge?" "Where?" "A picture?" "Where the hell did they get a picture?" "Alright I'm on my way." "They found him." "Contact the Russian Secret Police in St. Petersburg... and tell them that Interpol has jurisdiction." "We have to keep him under surveillance only." "No one moves until we get there." "Noone!" "Was the target not at the location?" "The girl was there, but she was no witness." "She had never seen me before." "We will be unable to transfer payment for the... given assignment as the task was not completed." "No he took a direct hit through the nasal cab." "I watched it myself." "Please wait." "Uploading live news feed." "BELIKOV LIVES" "Who was the client?" "Answer me!" "." "Who ordered thecame in." "Do you remember everything you see?" "." " No, not everything." "What's the soup of the day?" "...onion with diced tomatoes." "The woman sitting two tables behind you." "What is she wearing?" "." "With the red hair and silk dress?" "That is not a woman." "What color underwear am I wearing?" " You are not wearing any underwear." "Nika, ask for the check." " But I am not done." "Then..." "Hurry." "You scratch that about me saying you were charming." "Excuse me, sir." "Surprise." "Thank you for the introducing of Udre Belikov." "What the fuck?" " Let's go." "Now." "That was lovely." "Right up to the time when you dragged me out by my hair." "Undress me." "So good with firearms, not so good with ladies


shot the president!" "Interpol, drop your weapons." "We have an arrest warrent for that man." "Don't move." "Hands on your head." "On your knees." "Don't do anything stupid." "Just one thing:" "Knowing how it ends, was it worth it?" "Killing Belikov." " Knowing how this ends..." "Definitely." "What do you make of that?" "Who the hell are you?" " I'm agent Smith, CIA." "I need all of you men to the rear of that vehicle." "You don't have jurisdiction here." "We aren't here." "That means that when we open... up with... then this will never have happened." "We have reason to believe that you are involved in terrorist activities." "We're Interpol." "And in accordance with section 3, we're transporting an international criminal." "What criminal?" "You know what, I'mThe outgoing administration of President Barack Obama has already taken steps to censure the alleged hack of Hillary Clinton’s presidential campaign, an occurrence Donald Trump finally acknowledged during Wednesday press conference. As for the leaked dossier suggesting a far more sinister connection between the president-elect’s campaign and Russia, however, officials have remained largely silent regarding the matter aside from acknowledging the document’s existence. Yet according to a new joint statement issued by the chairman and vice chairman of the Senate Intelligence Committee, that’s about to change.

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Sen. Richard Burr (R-North Carolina) and Sen. Mark Warner (D-Virginia), the committee chairman and vice chairman respectively, said “the investigation into alleged Russian interference in the election also will focus on Russian cyberactivity and ‘active measures’ against the U.S.”

Burr and Warner said


had taken more care with my food – and they would consider me stuck-up. They were very sensitive as a rule. For two years I ate bacon and cabbage or, if I had the option, changed to tea and an egg. Sometimes the tea was stewed. The pot ‘took a heat’ by the fire from the early breakfast or was allowed to draw too long. Strong tea that a mouse could trot on. Stewed tea took away hunger.

December 1920 – interrogation

'They brought me through a long passage and seated me on a wooden form. They tied my hands and legs as before; I felt trussed. They put a cloth across my eyes. I heard the voices of men singing and the tinkle of glass. I must have beenEndoplasmic reticulum proteostasis control and gastric cancer.
The endoplasmic reticulum (ER) is the primary organelle responsible for the synthesis, modification, folding and secretion of proteins, especially in specialized secretory cells. It also contributes to the maintenance of cellular functions, such as Ca2+ storage, lipogenesis, gluconeogenesis, and organelle biogenesis. Cellular stress conditions, such as glucose deprivation, hypoxia and disturbance of Ca2+ homeostasis, may increase the risk of protein misfolding and perturb proteostasis. This activates ER stress and triggers the unfolded protein response (UPR), leading to either the restoration of homeostasis or cell death. ER stress and UPR have been shown to play crucial roles in the pathogenesis, progression and treatment response of various cancers. In gastric cancer (GC), one of the most aggressive cancer types, critical functions of ER stress


example, diffusion of responsibility is a common phenomenon that describes the effects social context can have on individual behavior: the presence of others decreases the likelihood that someone will interfere in an emergency or social transgression ([@B16]; [@B15]), decreases the effort invested in a work project ([@B28]), increases risk taking ([@B52]; [@B10]), and increases aggression ([@B5]; [@B35]).

However, although social psychology has long acknowledged that social contexts greatly affect the way people act ([@B1]; [@B36]; [@B51]; [@B12]; [@B9]; [@B8]; [@B31]), little is known about how the presence of others affects the cognitive processes underlying voluntary action.

Sense of agency---the feeling that we are in control of our actions and their consequences---is closely linked to feelings of responsibility ([@B37]; [@B23]). A previous study using event-related potentials investigated how diffusion of responsibilityprefrontal cortex (mPFC), precuneus, temporal poles; [@B33]\]. (2) There should be a negative relationship between activity of mentalizing areas during the action phase and sense of agency. (3) In social trials, participants should show reduced outcome monitoring (i.e., reduced reactivity of prefrontal areas to outcome presentation)

If thinking about a coplayer's intentions reduces sense of agency, participants who are more prone toward adopting someone else's point of view could be more strongly affected by social contexts. In an exploratory analysis, we tested whether the reduction of sense of agency in social contexts is related to personality factors such as locus of control or the tendency to adopt other people's perspectives. For these analyses, we included behavioral data and personality questionnaire scores of participants who participated in the same experiment


in [@B7] and designed to mimic diffusion of responsibility scenarios, in which the presence of another potential agent may motivate a person to not take action. It provided immediate action feedback, such that outcome predictability was identical across social and nonsocial action contexts, as in the social context, there was no ambiguity as to which player caused a given outcome. The payoff structure of the task was designed to mimic the cost--benefit structure of typical bystander scenarios in which bystanders have to weigh the cost of, for example, helping an injured person (e.g., loss of time) against the cost of not helping (e.g., further injury to the victim). As such, actions were designed to be costly, but less costly than not acting.

Inside the MRI, participants used two buttonwhich the coplayer stopped the balloon, and button presses.

The contrast "action phase social" \> "action phase nonsocial" was defined at the subject level. For the parametric modulation, we weighted the linear effect of the parametric modulator negatively for both conditions. At the group level, we performed one-sample *t* tests for these contrasts against zero. The same was done with the contrast "outcome social" \> "outcome nonsocial." For whole-brain MRI analyses, we used a significance threshold of *p* \< 0.01 family-wise error (FWE) corrected at the cluster level (initial uncorrected threshold *p* \< 0.001).

For the parametric analysis, we were specifically interested in whether regions more active during the action phase in social trials would be negatively related to agency ratings across task conditions. This was based on our hypothesis


(*n* = 20) reported lower sense of agency for worse outcomes (higher number of points lost). Independently of outcome magnitude, agency ratings were lower in social compared to nonsocial trials.](enu0011825650003){#F3}

The model for outcome magnitude in trials in which participants stopped the balloon showed that outcomes were related to reaction times (β = 0.24; *t*~22.7~ = 6.06; *p* \< 0.001; CI = \[0.17, 0.32\]), as is in the nature of this task, but not to experimental condition (*p* = 0.14) or their interaction (*p* = 0.16).

In an additional analysis of agency ratings, we included the data from the 19 participants performing the task without MRI. In this analysis, agency ratings were modeled by the between-subject factor of group (with or without MRI) and the within-subject factors social versus nonsocialthe intuitive, relatively low-effort task. Our findings similarly suggest that in nonsocial trials, the balloon task posed a straightforward, intuitive task that evoked strong focus and task engagement. In social trials, this focus was to a degree reduced in favor of mentalizing processes that were necessary to adjust individual strategies to the other's behavior.

Social context and the neural basis of sense of agency {#s5B}
------------------------------------------------------

Replicating findings by [@B14], we found a negative relationship between activity in the left angular gyrus (AG) and agency ratings. Chambon et al., manipulated action fluency by using compatible and incompatible priming and found the AG--agency relationship specifically for high-conflict trials.

Studies directly manipulating participants' control over (visual) stimuli have found correlates of agency in the more anterior temporo-parietal junction, with higher activity in this region


associated with a loss of agency ([@B22]; [@B20]). The areas reported in these studies are distinct from the more posterior region of the AG described above, but overlap with the TPJ areas we found for the social \> nonsocial contrast. Yet, in our study, activity in the TPJ was not related to agency ratings. Possibly, the TPJ areas observed in authorship-related studies, and in our social \> nonsocial contrast, are related to the detection of another agent in the environment, rather than to one's own sense of agency. In authorship-related tasks ([@B22]; [@B20]), the sense of control over the target stimulus and the likelihood that someone else is involved in the task are strongly negatively correlated and thus cannot be differentiated on a neural level. Our task allowedfor the identification of areas related to the presence of a coplayer, but not sense of agency, and vice versa ([Fig. 4](#F4){ref-type="fig"}). Thus, we suggest that anterior TPJ areas monitor the environment for the presence of a coplayer, whereas the posterior AG is related to reduced sense of agency in the face of action selection dysfluency. Our results suggest that this relationship between AG activity and reduced sense of agency is stable across different sources of conflict, be it social context or incompatible response activation ([@B14]).

Importantly, although AG and TPJ showed such dissociating patterns of activity for mentalizing and for nonagency, precuneus activity did not show this dissociation. That is, precuneus activity was both increased in the social context and negatively related to sense of agency. Further, precuneus


and action-related cognitive processes, thus linking social contexts to reduced sense of agency. Thus, according to our model, the presence of a coplayer may have similar effects on sense of agency as increasing working memory load or engaging in dual tasks ([@B25]; [@B26]; [@B53]).

It is important to distinguish the processes proposed here from cooperative social settings, in which a sense of joint action may occur and which, if the action is truly collaborative, can result in increased sense of agency ([@B18]). Future research needs to show whether mentalizing processes have differential effects on sense of agency depending on the nature of the social interaction.

MRI results for the outcome phase {#s5D}
---------------------------------

Our findings for the outcome presentation phase suggest increased visual attention to outcomes in nonsocial trials, reflected in increasedlevel. This suggests that reduced sense of agency in social contexts is driven by transient increases in mentalizing processes, rather than by stable personality traits. This suggests important possibilities for counteracting negative effects of social context on individual behavior, e.g., shifting participants' attention away from the social context toward the immediate task demands should reduce diffusion of responsibility. However, it has to be noted that our sample was primarily drawn from high-functioning student populations. For populations with extreme scores on relevant traits (e.g., samples with callous-unemotional traits or social anxiety), relationships between empathy and diffusion of responsibility may exist.

Limitations {#s6}
===========

It should be noted that our interpretation of our findings, i.e., that greater activity in TPJ and precuneus in the social action context may reflect increased mentalizing processes, which


300-plus water rescues finish busy week for lifeguards from Ocean City to Rehoboth Beach

Taylor Goebel | The Daily Times

Show Caption Hide Caption Watch: Tips for a safe summer visit to Bethany Beach, Delaware Bethany Beach lifeguard captain Joe Donnelly talks about common dangers to watch out for on the beach, including rip currents and heat.

The storm may have passed, but remnants from post-tropical-cyclone Chris lingered over the weekend, with increased rescue efforts along the coast.

In Ocean City, the beach patrol saw 123 water rescues Friday and 142 Saturday. That number declined sharply to 59 Sunday after rip currents calmed down, according to Beach Patrol Capt. Butch Arbin.

Arbin says when people are caught in a rip current, lifeguards will direct them to swim sideways. If that doesn't work, theallowing them to have a good time at the beach," he added.

Watch: How to survive a rip current Tourists and locals, pay attention. This could save your life.

In Rehoboth Beach, there were about 80 water rescues last week into the weekend, according to Capt. Kent Buckson.

"Any time you get a lot of sustained, heavy wind, that's going to generate waves," Buckson said. "And that creates rip currents."

It's the height of summer and the crowds are heavy, Buckson said, but the high number of rescues isn't typical in July, a month of hot, calm days when the surf is usually flat.

Rehoboth Beach will close its beaches when difficult surf conditions arise, according to Buckson. During the July 7-8 weekend, the beach was closed for that reason, and then the


rubber, meant to ensure that the display won’t get in contact with the laptop’s body when the screen is closed.

I have one more thing to add here: there are two tiny plastic feet on the laptop’s back edge and the device is actually lifted on those feet when you open the display past 90 degrees. That makes it rather difficult to keep in place on a desk, especially if it’s a shinny one, since the plastic feet provide very little friction, unlike the actual rubber feet on the belly. But at the same time this trait creates extra room below the laptop which will help with airflow.

Speaking of airflow, since there’s a Broadwell U platform inside the ASUS ZENBOOK UX305LA a fan and better ventilation were needed. Asout my review of the Dell XPS 13 for what exactly you can expect from this Intel platform in games.

Asus UX305LA has a high frequency vibration when charging. You cannot see it vibrate but when you touch the upper part/above the keys, you can feel this. It vibrates when charging even when the fan is off or even when the computer is power off. The vibration is stronger when the battery is lower/below 20%, and you may feel the back of screen vibrates as well.

About Local HPOur vision is to create technology that makes life better for everyone, everywhere — every person, every organization, and every community around the globe. This motivates us — inspires us — to do what we do. Local HP


new notification is out related to the the written
Examination conducted by Oriental Insurance in the Month of August 2015. Oriental
Insurance recruitment department has declared the result of online written
examination. So those who appeared in this examination now can check their
result. We share the link below to check the result. All the very best to all
the participants under this examination.

Oct 23, 2015

Today finally IBPS had
declared the marks for IBPS PO/MT V Preliminary Examination 2015.
The respective Organization has conducted this preliminary Exam in the first
week of October 2015 for the recruitment of Probationary Officers (POs)
& announced the result on 16th October. Those who appeared in
this Exam can check out their marks. You can check the marks from the given
link provided below.

Today finally IBPS had declared the results for IBPS PO/MTsubunits. The purity and homogeneity of the two detergent-solubilized PSI preparations were verified by clear-native PAGE and electron microscopy. The difference of pigment contents among the three PSI samples was shown by absorption spectra at 77 K. The intensity in the whole spectrum of PSI-FCPI membranes was much higher than those of the other two complexes, while the spectral shape of PSI complexes was similar to that of cyanobacterial PSI core complexes. 77-K fluorescence spectra of the three PSI preparations exhibited different spectral shapes, especially peak positions and band widths. Based on these observations, we discuss the merits of three PSI preparations for evaluating excitation energy dynamics in diatom PSI-FCPI complexes.


would be to allow people to create their own Native DB or NoSQL models & pass non-PDO conns into this, so keeping them decoupled seems optimal.
BUT to do this, the only thing I can think of would end up as:
(controller - where I might actually execute the query in the lib, not model)
$conn //from the user
$model = new MyModel();
$lib = new MyLib($conn, $model);

or
$conn //from the user
$model = new MyModel($conn);
$lib = new MyLib($model);

which feels more "natural" since the query & conn tend to work together
Either case feels pretty clumsy for the user, and I can't help but wonder if I'm not either overdoing this whole DI thing or just have picked the wrong design pattern to go about this.
Any guidance as to how to best set this uptold CNN that the surveillance reports are authentic.”

I can’t help but wonder if this is the same anonymous “Ecuadorian intelligence official” who caused The Guardian to publish demonstrably false reports on Julian Assange, such as the hoax that “Manafort held secret conversations with Assange in the Ecuadorian embassy,” or “Russia’s secret plan to help Julian Assange escape from UK.”

The “authentic” reports used by CNN have been the mockery of embassy officials, given that they had already been leaked, and they border on the ridiculous.

Whether the reports are authentic or not is beside the point. Even if the reports are authentic, it does not follow that their content must be true. If a liar signs a report containing falsehoods, the document will be authentic, but the content will still


and exit in the visitor log, including Julian Assange’s closest collaborators, who were on the list of frequent visits to which, surely, CNN refers. The exception is that they didn’t have to show their ID to the guards every time they entered the embassy, simply because a copy of their ID was always at the front desk.

It is false that Assange could erase visitor’s names from embassy records. Who claims such nonsense? Where is CNN’s evidence to support this outright lie? Is it also a UC Global report? Is it the anonymous intelligence official who invented “Manafort’s visit” and the “Russian escape plan”?

10. “This all leaves open the possibility that additional sensitive meetings took place but are still secret.”

There is no possibility, not even the slightest of possibilities,both in his meetings with us and with his visitors. He has the same right to privacy as any other person — even though Lenin Moreno’s government, in particular, has grossly violated it.

12. ” The task of controlling Assange proved difficult. Fistfights broke out between Assange and the guards.”

This is flat out false. Julian Assange never threw a fist at anyone, nor did he receive any from anyone.

In almost 2,500 days of confinement there were few and exceptional isolated incidents that occurred with security guards. On just two occasions there were shoves, never a “fistfight” as CNN claims for sensationalistic effect.

It is false that those incidents were about trying to “control Assange,” as CNN suggests. On both occasions Assange was subject to provocation by guards lacking professionalism.

Security reports


about? The faster internet speed responded to a long-standing need by the embassy itself, and not necessarily or exclusively because it had been requested by Assange.

Moreover, upgrading an internet connection cannot occur overnight, because regulations by the Ecuadorian bureaucracy involve requesting a modification of budgets and their approval, something which takes at least several weeks.

22. “It’s unclear whether Assange told the Ecuadorians that WikiLeaks was working behind the scenes to acquire documents related to the US election.”

No journalist is obliged to inform a government in advance what he is working on. The same goes for Julian Assange.

It is absurd to say that by that date, June 19, 2016, Assange was working “behind the scenes” to obtain information that he clearly already possessed, given that Assange had announced it/*
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/** @file sortlist_type.h Base types for having sorted lists in GUIs. */

#ifndef SORTLIST_TYPE_H
#define SORTLIST_TYPE_H

#include "core/enum_type.hpp"
#include "core/bitmath_func.hpp"
#include "core/smallvec_type.hpp"
#include "date_type.h"

/** Flags of the sort list. */
enum SortListFlags {
	VL_NONE


NeedResort()
	{
		if (--this->resort_timer == 0) {
			SETBITS(this->flags, VL_RESORT);
			this->ResetResortTimer();
			return true;
		}
		return false;
	}

	/**
	 * Force a resort next Sort call
	 *  Reset the resort timer if used too.
	 */
	void ForceResort()
	{
		SETBITS(this->flags, VL_RESORT);
	}

	/**
	 * Check if the sort order is descending
	 *
	 * @return true if the sort order is descending
	 */
	bool IsDescSortOrder() const
	{
		return (this->flags & VL_DESC) != 0;
	}

	/**
	 * Toggle the sort order
	 *  Since that is the worst condition for the sort function
	 *  reverse the list here.
	 */
	void ToggleSortOrder()
	{
		this->flags ^= VL_DESC;

		if (this->IsSortable()) MemReverseT(std::vector<T>::data(), std::vector<T>::size());
	}

	/**
	 * Sort the list.
	 *  For the first sorting we use quick sort since it is
	 *  faster for irregular sorted data. After that we
	 *  use gsort.
	 *
	 * @param compare The function to compare two list items
	 * @return trueif the list sequence has been altered
	 *
	 */
	template <typename Comp>
	bool Sort(Comp compare)
	{
		/* Do not sort if the resort bit is not set */
		if (!(this->flags & VL_RESORT)) return false;

		CLRBITS(this->flags, VL_RESORT);

		this->ResetResortTimer();

		/* Do not sort when the list is not sortable */
		if (!this->IsSortable()) return false;

		const bool desc = (this->flags & VL_DESC) != 0;

		if (this->flags & VL_FIRST_SORT) {
			CLRBITS(this->flags, VL_FIRST_SORT);

			std::sort(std::vector<T>::begin(), std::vector<T>::end(), [&](const T &a, const T &b) { return desc ? compare(b, a) : compare(a, b); });
			return true;
		}

		std::sort(std::vector<T>::begin(), std::vector<T>::end(), [&](const T &a, const T &b) { return desc ? compare(b, a) : compare(a, b); });
		return true;
	}

	/**
	 * Hand the array of sort function pointers to the sort list
	 *
	 * @param n_funcs The pointer to the first sort func
	 */
	void SetSortFuncs(SortFunction * const *n_funcs)
	{
		this->sort_func_list = n_funcs;
	}

	/**
	 * Overload of #Sort(SortFunction *compare)
	 *


Q:

Coriolis Force in a Merry go Round

Suppose there is a person standing in a Merry go Round, which is rotating at a constant angular velocity $\vec \omega$. He experiences, of course, a centripetal acceleration $\vec a_{cen}$ and has some tangental velocity $\vec v_{tan}$.
This person now starts to walk in a circular path against the direction of rotation with a velocity $\vec v$ with respect to the Merry go Round. From an inertial frame of reference outside the Merry go Round, an observer should notice a Coriolis acceleration pointing radially outwards, given by $\vec a_{coriolis}=2 (\vec \omega \times \vec v)$.
If $2|\vec v|=|\vec v_{tan}|$ then the Coriolis acceleration would be equal and opposite to the centripetal acceleration and  the observer in the inertial frame of reference would see thisin order to improve rheology. Both received physiotherapeutic assistance. Primary biliary cirrhosis was treated with ursodeoxycholic acid which led to normalization of the cholestatic parameters. Reynolds' syndrome constitutes the coexistence of progressive systemic sclerosis and primary biliary cirrhosis. It remains unknown whether or not there is a constant time-related sequence of the clinical manifestations of the two immunogenetically determined disorders. However, it is remarkable that the affected elderly women described so far had Raynaud's symptoms long before the final diagnosis of Reynolds' syndrome was settled. Thus, the Raynaud's phenomenon is an early clinical symptom for the evolution of a Reynolds' syndrome. By experience, the coincidence of progressive systemic sclerosis and primary biliary cirrhosis seems to be a favorable factor concerning the progression of primary biliary cirrhosis. So, an


world can be understood in two incommensurable ways, the way of science, and the way of interpersonal understanding”. Looking at the world with the eyes of science is to see as Darwin saw, missing out aesthetic experience “through the systematic attempt to explain what we observe”. The world known in another way is an “emergent world”, “emerging from the physical reality, as the face emerges from the pigments on the canvas, or the melody from the pitched sounds”.

Scruton notes the habit of “nothing buttery” which declares “emergent realities to be ‘nothing but’ the things in which we perceive them”. So human consciousness is nothing but neural networks. The questionsays Scruton, “is how we move from the one concept of information to the other”; how understanding and interpretation areA woman was seriously injured in a shooting in St. Paul on Tuesday afternoon, police said.

Police responded to the Highland Park neighborhood at 3:20 p.m. on a report of a shooting. Officers found a woman in the area of Lexington Parkway and Randolph Avenue. She was shot at least once, possibly twice, said Steve Linders, a St. Paul police spokesman.

The shooting happened in the suspect’s vehicle, and preliminary information indicated the woman and shooter know each other, Linders said.

Paramedics transported the woman to Regions Hospital with serious but not life-threatening injuries, according to police. She has a punctured lung.

The shooting is under investigation and police were looking for the shooter Tuesday.

In an unrelated incident, a man arrived at Regions Hospital at 6:30 p.m. Tuesday with a gunshot wound


fun and easy. Features include a large skylight, stainless steel countertops and back-splash, stainless steel electric range, stainless steel refrigerator and dishwasher. A bistro table for 2 provides a spot to sit and chat with the cook.
Swinging doors lead to the adjacent dining room that opens to the living room but inhabits its own space along the wall of windows, providing diners a glimpse of the ocean over their meals. An oval wooden table with upholstered chairs can seat up to 8. Beautiful dishes, glassware, serving pieces and linens allow you to entertain in high style. Open the sliding glass doors that lead to the deck and enjoy cocktails at sunset.
The 2 bedrooms both have white bead-board paneling and a palette of sea-foam greens, blues and sand. Thea little help. The cabinets are old and have been repainted several times leaving the drawers difficult to open and close. The only spices/oil available for cooking were salt, pepper, and olive oil (typically, most homes I've rented for vacation have had a fairly large selection of spices, cooking oils, and other cooking accoutrement). Lastly, the garbage disposal in the sink got clogged with food generally easily processed by this appliance, it appears from the sound of its operation that it is old and lacking sufficient power to perform as necessary. Outside of the kitchen, the house was fantastic with a beautiful deck surrounded by magnificent pine trees and nice viewing corridor to the ocean. We had a wonderful time in Carmel and the forest hideaway made the


big difference between Western and Chinese restaurants is that it is perfectly
acceptable in China to make special request. While a Western chef might
be offended that you dare question his or her recipes, Chinese chefs are proud
of their ability to make just about any dish requested. You can ask for
dishes that are not on the menu or for certain cooking styles or f or certain
ingredients to be put in or left out. For example, if you are allergic
to MSG, tell your waiter or waitress to ask the cook to leave it out. The only
time special requests are denied is if the ingredients are not available. Because
Chinese chefs make everything on the spot rather than in advance, this kind of
personal service is possible.

Source: “Everything You Need to Know to Understandinto compost, which can be used to replenish soil nutrients, or biogas, an environmentally friendly alternative to fossil fuels. Remaining waste that can be recycled is sent to authorised end destinations to be turned into new products, and the remaining 10 percent is sent to landfills for final disposal.

While the informal waste management sector in India plays a critical role in collection and bringing recyclables back into the value chain, workers have little or no access to minimum wages, social security benefits, personal protective equipment and other safety, health and environmental practices. To address this, SZW requires that all its partner industry actors must comply with minimum standards of health, safety and environmental protection and ensure than no child labour is used in its operations. In this way,


crystals, which were programmed with unconditional love and cosmic connections.Some of these crystals within the earth are record keepers and they also form cosmic grids, linking planet Earth to the stars. They were specially formulated to emerge now to help us through the transition to the New Golden Age.

The Lemurians were very connected to the physical earth and loved it, so bringing back your Lemurian wisdom involves touching the soil,walking and really enjoying the feel of the ground beneath you. They were also very attuned to the elemental kingdom.

Many ancient Lemurians are incarnating now with their healing and love for the planet and to heal it with their crystals. Mother Mary was one of the cosmic beings who oversaw Lemuria.

~ Healing in Lemuria ~

We are told it isimportant now to activate anyone who has been in Lemuria, so that they can bring forward their healing gifts. At this moment, this is needed to heal the faults in the Earth. Lemurian healing was always done by more than one person at a time. Like all energies it can be used for good or ill, which is why those from ancient Lemuria are asked to connect with the unicorns for they will only work with people who will use the energy correctly. Although, according to Kumeka, this is not a complete safeguard for, like Reiki, this special healing power can be used now without understanding.

Individuals can program a crystal and direct it to cleanse the crystals in the earth, especially in Africa but it is not as


Following Major Thermal Injury Abstract Sepsis is a serious uncontrolled systemic inflammatory response associated with or triggered by infection and often leading to multiple organ failure and death. It has been reported to be the 10th leading cause of death in the US and the main cause of death among major burn and trauma patients and in non-coronary intensive care units. Numerical estimates of sepsis cost range from 33,865 septicemia-related deaths in the year 2002 in the United States alone (National Vital Statistics Reports, 2005) or 18 million cases worldwide at a monitory cost of $17 billion/year as an ICU sepsis patient costs six times as much to treat as a non-sepsis patient (The Surviving Sepsis Campaign, Critical Care 7(1), 2003). The central hypothesis is that gut barrierThis project uses an established animal model for major burn injury to investigate the dynamics of postburn intestinal sepsis pathogenesis using cellular and molecular tools. It makes use of recent findings on the effects of melatonin and chronic irregular sleep or jetlag on gut inflammation and leakiness. Because sepsis is intimately linked to systemic inflammatory response syndrome, this project is of great significance to many inflammation-based human disorders, such as inflammatory bowel disease (IBD).


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When you're using Docker Swarm Mode, you get service discovery with load balancing for free.
DNSRR is in the key concept: https://docs.docker.com/engine/swarm/key-concepts/#load-balancing
Say you deploy OCR-app.
docker service create --network dev --name ORC-app --replicas 5 OCR-app:latest
The docker manager will deploy OCR-app in this case five times on nodes of your swarm network. Every other service which is part of the same docker network dev can request the OCR-app by it's name. E.g. GET http://OCR-app:4000/do/something.
Internally docker swarm uses round robin for forward the request automatically to one of the five services.


this problem, yttrium oxide (Y~2~O~3~) was adopted as plasma-facing inner wall materials in plasma processing equipment because their plasma erosion resistance values are much higher than those of conventional SiO~2~ coatings \[[@B8-nanomaterials-07-00183],[@B9-nanomaterials-07-00183],[@B10-nanomaterials-07-00183]\]. Mass-production factories have found that the Y~2~O~3~ inner walls have problems with significant erosion and particle generation \[[@B11-nanomaterials-07-00183]\]. Under fluorine-based plasma processing, a thin top carbonaceous polymer reaction layer has been identified depending on the etching conduction and the etched materials \[[@B12-nanomaterials-07-00183],[@B13-nanomaterials-07-00183],[@B14-nanomaterials-07-00183]\]. The polymer layer thickness is determined using polymer deposition and its removal rate, and consumption rate in substrate etching. This polymer layer etching rate is affected by the plasma incident ion kinetic energy. Some volatile etching products are produced during the etching process, such as carbon oxide, carbon oxyfluorides, and silicon fluorides \[[@B15-nanomaterials-07-00183]\]. Unlikethe core energy levels of Yttrium 3d states to estimate the contributions from bonding with fluorine elements.

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[Figure 2](#nanomaterials-07-00183-f002){ref-type="fig"} shows the surface and cross-sectional SEM images of Y~2~O~3~ and YF~3~ coatings under 15 kW plasma spraying powers. [Figure 2](#nanomaterials-07-00183-f002){ref-type="fig"}a shows the Y~2~O~3~ coating with poor surface roughness with laminar morphology. A horizontal crack and large cavities (within the size range of 5--10 μm) are also observed ([Figure 2](#nanomaterials-07-00183-f002){ref-type="fig"}b). Dense YF~3~ coating layers with less porosity are shown in [Figure 2](#nanomaterials-07-00183-f002){ref-type="fig"}c,d). Due to the small difference in thermal expansion between the YF~3~ coating (28.5 × 10^−6^/K) and the Al substrate (23 × 10^−6^/K), no cracks were observed in any YF~3~ coating samples. The erosion-resistance characteristics of Y~2~O~3~ and YF~3~ coatings were measured after exposure to the


step is deposition of the fluorocarbon film by the adsorption of CF*~x~* radicals on these two coatings' sample surfaces. The second step is carbon reactions with oxygen (Y--O) and fluorine (Y--F) to form volatile CO and CF*~x~*, resulting in the decomposition of the Y--O and Y--F bondings. Subsequently, the YO*~x~*F*~y~* film is formed in the Y~2~O~3~ and YF~3~ coatings surface (third step), whereas a part of YF*~x~* may desorb from the coating surface. Similar reactions and formation of YO*~x~*F*~y~* were also investigated previously \[[@B30-nanomaterials-07-00183],[@B31-nanomaterials-07-00183]\]. It is believed that the YO*~x~*F*~y~* layer is effective in reducing practical generation and thus contamination of the integrated circuit \[[@B32-nanomaterials-07-00183]\].

One of the prime concerns of production yields is the particles generated from the plasma processing equipment, resulting in open- or short-circuits. We haveYF~3~ coatings before and after exposure to the fluorocarbon plasma.](nanomaterials-07-00183-g004){#nanomaterials-07-00183-f004}

![Variations of chemical compositions measured using XPS with the sputtering time of (**a**) the Y~2~O~3~ and (**b**) the YF~3~ coatings after exposure to the fluorocarbon plasma.](nanomaterials-07-00183-g005){#nanomaterials-07-00183-f005}

![TEM microstructures of (**a**) Y~2~O~3~ and (**b**) YF~3~ coatings after exposure to the fluorocarbon plasma.](nanomaterials-07-00183-g006){#nanomaterials-07-00183-f006}

![Schematic illustration of yttrium oxyfluoride film deposition behavior on (**a**) Y~2~O~3~ and (**b**) YF~3~ coatings.](nanomaterials-07-00183-g007){#nanomaterials-07-00183-f007}

![(**a**) SEM image of a circular particle and (**b**) energy dispersive X-ray diffraction (EDX) analysis results of circular particle.](nanomaterials-07-00183-g008){#nanomaterials-07-00183-f008}

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Spraying parameters for coatings made of Y~2~O~3~ and YF~3~.

  Condition                       Y~2~O~3~   YF~3~
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  Primary gas flow rate