who also believed that the button in their neck is real and they were supporting them in the belief that anyone could kill them with complete impunity at any time. We can imagine a sort of "cult" built up around this belief. And, course, the worst people in the world, according to this cult, would be those that were trying to explain that there is no such button in anyone's neck.

Perhaps the title of my post has already given away where I'm going with this. But I have to say I was puzzled by Dr. Emily Grossman's presentation about her experiences with "online misogyny" at the Feminism in London conference in October. I am, however, encouraged by the fact that she claims to have learned something from herwould have thought that if she was going to talk about how the Internet had caused her great distress for two weeks, there would have been some seriously nasty character who had been harassing her constantly, across platforms, and reaching into her real life. As far as I can tell, her "trouble with boys", let's say, could be solved quite simply by ignoring, muting and (though she doesn't offer even one example where this would have been necessary) blocking, a particularly vile and useless character.

I'm trying to use all my terms advisedly. I say that Dr. Grossman had some "trouble with boys", not just to play on Tim Hunt's ill-fated witticism, but because my approach to the Internet is to assume that if someone I don't know is


being articulate, right?) Dr. Grossman didn't think that "turn off your phone" was good advice because she wanted "to know what people were saying about" her. Well, that sort of narcissism is perfectly respectable. (I cultivate it myself sometimes.) But when dealing with "the Internet" (as a whole?) it's a good idea to distinguish what people are saying to you from what they are saying about you and what is just sort of being said around you.

There are variously subtle cues. On Twitter, I've found it depends on whether your tag appears earlier or later in the tweet, and sometimes whether it's your name or your tag. Sometimes, and this can be a little tricky, people say something ostensibly to or at you but are really just posturingwasn’t a wise strategy. Indeed, it may have been better to let Oransky take the heat for being an American attacking a Brit. St Louis has been called everything from “useless trash” and “scum” to a “c**t” and “feminazi pig”, says Nelon. “Many referred and continue to refer to her skin colour.”

As a result, a great deal of energy has been devoted to dealing with these largely irrelevant attacks and not much on the serious factual and ethical issues involved. This has even put the “health and sanity” of some of the participants at risk, Nelson tells us. I found it strange that she did not find my posts suggesting that St Louis is an unprofessional and incompetent journalist, and a somewhat confused social justice activist, worthy of


way from her femininity.

I agree that such an implication is wrong. But it takes a particular theory about both language and women (i.e., a feminist linguistics) to believe that to imply such things "can undermine women". "The idea that women cannot think logically is a not so venerable old stereotype," Rosmarie Waldop once said. "As an example of thinking, I don’t think we need to discuss it." A feminist linguist of the kind I'm thinking of would disagree with Waldrop. There is much here to discuss, Nelson would say.

The "drip, drip, drip" thesis, I presume, suggests the metaphor of a dripping faucet in the kitchen, which, if left unfixed slowly wears down your mood with its tiny, almost imperceptible interruption of your attention. (Nelson invokes a "wearing down"compelled to tweet it to the world within three hours. This entire inconvenience would have "passed the world by", not so much if Hunt had kept his mouth shut, but if Connie St Louis had considered more carefully the possible "fallout" of tweeting his words utterly devoid of context along with an interpretation that was bound, I think we must agree, to "dismay". A good journalist might have nosed a story, sure. But a good journalist would then have reported it carefully enough to ensure that it wouldn't still be a shambles of fact and unfact, littered with lies and insults, six months later.

It's not even true, of course, that journalists are "free" to report any fact, no matter how inconvenient. A journalist has a duty of care


the enormity of her error. Nor does Sue Nelson seem to think that would be necessary.

"There are no contradictions, only degrees of humour." (Deleuze & Guattari)

—Did you say it?
—Yes, but I meant it ironically.
—That’s a "yes" then?
—I was kidding.
—But you said it, right? You’re confirming you said it.
—I didn’t mean it seriously.
—I think we know what you meant. We just need you to confirm the quote.
—But it’s been taken out of context!
—Sure it was: out of the context in which you said it, right? That's why we need you to confirm you said it.
—But it was meant in jest.
—I think we’ll let our readers decide how funny you are.
—But you’ll tell them I was kidding, right?
—We’ll tell them what you said. That’s why you’ve got to confirm thator emotionalised spaces") is "terrible for science" or that (b) Hunt's [the] view is that highly sexualized and emotional spaces are terrible for science and that labs with women (and therefore much sex and emotion) in them are therefore terrible places to do science. Both interpretations are of course utterly ridiculous.

[If I'm not mistaken, they are here attributing to Hunt the view that highly sexualized and emotional spaces are terrible for science, which is of course not too controversial. But they are also saying that Tim Hunt believes that merely putting women (with all their sexiness and emotion) in labs turns them into such unscientific spaces. And this is of course utterly ridiculous.]**

To defend Hunt against these charges would, indeed, be almost as ridiculous as defending him against


here that could conceivably be in good taste, and that is of course Philip's point. But I stress the almost. Suppose Neil deGrasse Tyson had spoken immediately before him. And suppose we gave Louie C.K. and Chris Rock a week, working together, to come up with a toast that started with "You know, it's surprising that a white supremacist like me should be invited to speak here today. Let me tell you about my trouble..."** The difficulty setting, if you will, on this one is really high. In fact, there's a good reason I'm not even trying to imagine a punchline here. It's above my pay grade, as they say. And above Tim Hunt's, I'm sure. But, like I say, it's not* completely inconceivable that Louie or Rockbattery units) that goes into its batteries; that belongs to its partner, Japanese conglomerate Panasonic. Tesla designed the battery pack (the enclosure that houses the battery cells) and the battery management system controller (computer) that routes and manages electricity flow and the microclimate of the battery cells.

The battery is a key technology for Tesla, but as of right now Panasonic is in control of a big part of it. Just as Apple chose to bring development of the CPU that powers its iPhone in-house, Tesla, which is vertically integrated, may eventually increase its control over its battery technology. The company’s purchase of Maxwell Technologies, which has a battery technology that may significantly lower the cost of cell manufacturing, is the first move toward independence from Panasonic.

On the one


transporting ORS through the Coca-Cola system."

Unfortunately, the idea didn't get off the ground. "We had no telephone, let alone the internet, so it was hard to share the idea," he says. "Five years ago I thought I'd have another go. It was much easier to do that through Facebook."

In April 2008, he began a campaign on Facebook. A groundswell of support gave his project, dubbed ColaLife, the attention it needed to get noticed by the BBC and, through the British broadcaster, by Coca-Cola itself. ColaLife began collaborating with one of Coca-Cola's African bottler/distributors, and the beverage giant shared advice and information about how its distribution network operates.

Eventually, ColaLife registered as an independent U.K. charity in 2011 and began a pilot program in Zambia.

The result of their efforts soyou want to distribute and then what you want to put it in."

The contents of the ColaLife AidPod. "We've created a desirable anti-diarrhea kit," says Simon Berry. Image: Simon Berry

Kit Yamoyos on a remote retailer's shelves in Zambia. Photo: Simon Berry

So far, Berry says that despite all efforts to ensure the packaging plays nice with Coca-Cola crates, none of the kit-selling retailers they know have made use of the Coke compatibility. "Not a single retailer has put a kit in a crate," he says. "Lots of them don't sell Coke either."

So is all this talk of linking up with Coke wasted effort? Not at all, says Berry. ColaLife benefits greatly from access to Coke's network of wholesalers and the principles that Coke uses to get its product into


I have started a new project in order to play around with Elixir and OTP. Here’s an idea: a tool to scrape various tech news sites and notify me, in near realtime, that a link to Learning Elixir has been created. The goal being that it can help me better engage with people linking to my blog. Examples of sites I could monitor:

Hacker News

Twitter

reddit

StackOverflow

Kicking off the project

Here’s my approach to starting the project. I follow something like this for most new projects.

I created a file with some preliminary notes including the vision above I wrote up what I think the basic requirements are I put together a plan for an initial prototype I implemented the first revision of the prototype I analyzed how well the prototype fit myhttp://buff.ly/1LYD0tp" ) == " http://learningelixir.joekain.com/how-I-learned-elixir/?utm_content=buffer9a56c&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=buffer" end test " it passes through normal URLs" do assert Unshortener . expand ( " http://www.google.com" ) == " http://www.google.com" end test " it reports error for bad URLs" do assert Unshortener . expand ( " http://garbage.example.com" ) == :error end test " it can unshorten double shortened URLs" do assert Unshortener . expand ( " http://t.co/kfLrRZJ1cI" ) == " http://learningelixir.joekain.com/how-I-learned-elixir/?utm_content=buffer9a56c&utm_medium=social&utm_source=twitter.com&utm_campaign=buffer" end end

The test “it can unshorten a test URL” just checks the URL from our test Tweet.

The test “it passes through normal URLs” checks a non-shortened URL to make sure it comes back as is.

The test “it reports error for bad URLs” tests a URL that doesn’t resolve and expects :error .

The last test, “it can unshorten double shortened URLs”, tries the


a sample.  Appellant met again with the agents the next evening, but appellant said he had been unable to locate Garcia, who would deliver the cocaine.  Following an ultimatum by Schnakenberg, appellant met again two more times that night.  Garcia finally arrived but was recalcitrant.  Appellant spoke to Garcia separately and then reassured the agents.  Two more meetings on May 20 produced the sample.  On the night of the sale, appellant and Agents Schnakenberg and Finnerty sat in a tavern waiting for Garcia's arrival.  At about 8:00 p. m., appellant received a telephone call after which he informed the agents that the sale would occur a half hour later than had been expected.  The agents agreed and at 8:30 p.m. Garcia arrived with the cocaine and the sale was consummated.  Thus, it seems clear that appellant was an active participant in the transaction.  Following the sale, Schnakenberg and Garcia rejoined appellant.  They discussed delivery of the larger quantity but nothing happened until June 3, when Hugo introduced Schnakenberg to Carmello Sansone, who produced a 1/2 kilo through Hugo on June 4

3
 United States v. Watson, 423 U.S. 411, 418 n.6, 96 S.Ct. 820, 46 L.Ed.2d 598 (1976); Gerstein v. Pugh, 420 U.S. 103, 113 n.13, 95 S.Ct. 854, 43 L.Ed.2d 54 (1975); Coolidge v. New Hampshire, 403 U.S. 443, 480, 91 S.Ct. 20, 22, 29 L.Ed.2d 564 (1971).  See Jones v. United States, 357 U.S. 493, 499-500, 78 S.Ct. 1253, 2 L.Ed.2d 1514


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Instead of the series of votes in Hesse, Bavaria, and the national election in 2017 which took six months to form a working government from, Dr Merkel insisted she was planning on announcing her departure all along. Her 13 year leadership had already been long enough, she said, and would have stepped down “regardless of how unsatisfactory the past year was”.

Merkel Announces She Will Rule Germany Until 2021, But over Half of Germans Want Her Gone Next Year https://t.co/R0CaK8p4Eq — Breitbart London (@BreitbartLondon) November 8, 2018

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the above mentioned MIB and SIBs are important for the invention to be described, some further details will be given here.
The MIB includes some of the basic information which the UE needs to join the network, including system bandwidth, number of transmit antenna ports, and system frame number. Reading the MIB enables the UE to receive and decode the SIBs referred to earlier. With respect to SIBs, the term “receive” henceforth also implies “decode”.
The SIBs differ in their information content and are numbered SIB1, SIB2, and so forth. SIB1 contains cell-access related parameters and information on the scheduling of other SIBs. Thus, SIB1 has to be received by a device before it can decode other SIBs such as SIB2. SIB2 contains information including random access channel RACH parameters,by the eNB, and the eNB makes a decision about which signature(s) the waveform corresponds to, by correlating it with all the possible transmitted signatures.
(v) The UE 10 monitors a specified downlink channel for a response from the network (in other words from the eNB). In response to the UE's transmission of Message 1, the UE 10 receives a Random Access Response or RAR (“Message 2” in FIGS. 5 and 6, also labelled (2) in FIG. 6) from the network. This contains an UL grant for transmission on PUSCH and a Timing Advance (TA) command for the UE to adjust its transmission timing. FIG. 6 shows the details of the RAR, showing the Timing Advance and UL Grant fields as well as (in the case of contention-based access)


in FIG. 6.
FIGS. 5 and 6 show the signalling sequence in a simplified form. There is also signalling between the eNB and MME 30 and the S-GW of FIG. 1. FIG. 7 is a more comprehensive signalling diagram for the case of contention-free access, including this higher-level signalling. As is apparent from FIGS. 5-7, the network access procedure in LTE is considerably involved and may occupy a significant amount of time, particularly if the initial steps are delayed by difficulty in receiving the SIBs referred to earlier, and/or if there is a need for contention resolution in contention-based access. Although it is possible to repeat transmission of SIBs to assist reception, this only extends the time taken to complete network access. Moreover, the power consumption involved may beIf your are not satisfied with the results for older4me, please use one part of the name only to find better results. Please avoid common search terms such as "older4me Crack", "older4me Serial", "older4me Keygen", "older4me Warez", "older4me ZippyShare", "older4me Uploaded", "older4me MediaFire", "older4me Full Version".


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The Court rejected the railroads' arguments that the legislation effected a taking of their property, holding that Congress's subsequent legislation was passed in accordance with the "special notice of its intention to retain[] full and complete power to make ... alterations and amendments." Id. at 720. The Court's holding in The Sinking Funddefendants have the right to the moneys in the reserve fund instead of on the amount of that liability.
For instance, the plaintiff's submissions make references to the fact that DHELP would be forced to breach the terms of private contracts in effect on December 22, 1987,[16] if the funds are reclaimed by the defendants. If this is true, then it would appear that the waiver was not properly considered by the Department because one of the waiver criteria permits a waiver if private contractual obligations would be breached as a result of reducing the level of the guaranty agency's reserve fund. 20 U.S.C. § 1072(e)(3)(A)(iii). Thus, if a larger waiver should have been granted, perhaps a smaller amount of money is actually in dispute between the parties; yet


25 L.Ed. 496 (1879), that Congress cannot freely abrogate contracts to which it is a party, id. at 719-21, which language was cited with approval in Lynch v. United States, 292 U.S. 571, 580, 54 S.Ct. 840, 844, 78 L.Ed. 1434 (1934). We find, however, that the language of sections 9 and 10 of Article I of the constitution does not provide for application of the prohibition on impairment of contracts to the federal government: section 10 provides that "[n]o State shall ... pass any Bill of Attainder, ex post facto Law, or Law impairing the Obligation of Contracts"; section 9, which applies only to Congress, provides that "[n]o Bill of Attainder or ex post facto Law shall be passed." Given this explicit textual difference on the limits3.
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On Monday, Hickey, who represents the 9th District, proudly posted the full letter to his Facebook page. "Sent this letter to the Editor off to the Argus Leader," he wrote. "We'll see if they reprint it." (His wife, he said, "hates the title.") His main point is this:

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Songs For Children of All Ages is a folk album released in 1987 by Robin Williamson. The album was released in 1987 on the Flying Fish label and on Cladagh Records. It was re-issued with Winter's Turning in 1999 on Pig's Whisker Music.

Track listing
All songs are Traditional, except "Witches Hat" and "The Water Song" (Williamson), both of which are originally from The Incredible String Band 1968 album The Hangman's Beautiful Daughter.
Witches Hat
The Herring Song
Three Men Went-A-Hunting
Fool's Song
Horse's Dance
Brian O'Linn
Butter
The Water Song
The Raggle Taggle Gipsies
Froggy Would A-Wooing Go
Liberty/Old Dan Tucker
Ivy,Sing Ivy
The Back of Burnie's Hill/ Over the Hill's and Far Away
The Gartan Lullaby

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Category:Robin Williamson albums


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You can, of course, do it yourself:
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(2) [the district court] may:
(a) modify and change any order in respect to spousal support awarded pursuant to the provisions


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are deleted and the new forwarding entries are recalculated on demand (i.e., new multicast trees are constructed on demand in all areas). When a new group membership LSA is received or originated, all the multicast forwarding entries related to the group are also deleted and then recalculated on demand in all the areas. This complete reconstruction of multicast trees inefficiently utilizes computational resources in a multi-area situation because it is likely that only a small portion of the forwarding entries need to be reconstructed in some areas.
It is therefore desirable to provide a system that minimizes unnecessary calculations of multicast trees and thereby improves the efficient utilization of computational resources.is a task that will return an entry point to your program, if any.
What you want to do is to have mainClass be the value of mainClass in coreProj.
You can achieve that this way:
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This could also be achieved with
mainClass in Compile <<= mainClass in Compile in coreProj

However, the preferred syntax is (...).value since sbt 0.13.0.


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Posted 15 November 2003 - 05:37 AM

The new MAME works great with the gameIt fixed the voices for Geese, Demitri,Rockman,MarsPeople and Violent Ken's taunt....

This game is so BADASS!!!!!!

Thanks a bunch.....

I also have seen that the original is on Kawaks......will this be available for MAME or NeorageX????

Thanks Again!!!

if you know


Someone Has The Real Version Of SVC Chaos Which You can Run On Neorage X,Please Post The Link.-Tidus

STOP SPAMMING.. it's not out yet. That's why there is a bootleg and this thread is so many pages. It's constantly updating with new patches so there can be a final version which will be the REAL SVC. Expect it to take a couple more weeks or days.have direct consequences for the self-adjointness of the linear operator formally given by $ \rho^{-1}(-\Delta)^s $. The generality of the techniques developed allows us to deal with weighted $ {{\rm L}}^p $ spaces as well.'
address: 'Dipartimento di Matematica “F. Casorati”, Università degli Studi di Pavia, via A. Ferrata 5, 27100 Pavia, Italy'
author:
- Matteo Muratori
title: 'The fractional Laplacian in power-weighted ${{\rm L}}^p$ spaces: integration-by-parts formulas and self-adjointness'
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Introduction {#sec: intro}
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Given $ d \in \mathbb{N} $ and any $ s \in (0,1) $, the fractional Laplacian $ (-\Delta)^s $ in $ \mathbb{R}^d $ is a nonlocal operator defined on test functions by $$\label{eq: frac-test}
(-\Delta)^s(\phi)(x) := C_{d,s} \ p.v. \int_{\mathbb{R}^d} \frac{\phi(x)-\phi(y)}{|x-y|^{d+2s}} \, \mathrm{d}y \quad \forall x \in \mathbb{R}^d \, , \ \, \forall \phi \in \mathcal{D}(\mathbb{R}^d) \, ,$$ where $p.v.$ denotes the *principal


the cut-off parameter tend to infinity: in order to make remainder terms vanish, it is essential that $\gamma \le 2s$, *i.e.* that the power of $ \rho(x) $ at infinity is *subcritical* or at most critical.

Somewhat surprisingly, at least in the case $ d>2s $, we are able to extend the validity of the integration-by-parts formulas to any $ \gamma \in (2s,d] $ as well (that is, to some *supercritical* $\gamma$). However, since cut-off techniques fail, we have to proceed by means of completely different arguments. More precisely, we shall prove that under our assumptions $ v $ and $ w $ coincide with their *Riesz potentials*, namely $ v = \mathsf{I}_{d,s} \ast (-\Delta)^s(v) $ and $ w = \mathsf{I}_{d,s} \ast (-\Delta)^s(w) $, where $ \mathsf{I}_{d,s} $ is theboundary conditions are investigated, and [@FMPS-one], where the authors study a one-dimensional, elliptic operator degenerating of first order at the boundary. In several space dimensions some degenerate, elliptic operators on domains (with homogeneous Dirichlet boundary conditions) are considered by [@FMPP; @FMPS]. More precisely, in [@FMPP] the authors deal with a weight proportional to the distance to the boundary. In [@FMPS] a thorough analysis of elliptic operators (and of the associated semigroups) whose diffusion coefficients degenerate linearly at the boundary only in tangential directions is performed. In [@FGGR-3] similar operators with nonhomogeneous boundary conditions are analysed.

The connection between fractional Laplacians and symmetric, $2s$-stable *Lévy processes* is by now a well-established issue. In this regard, we refer the reader to the nice survey [@Val], where such connection is made apparent


decay and scaling properties of fractional Laplacians of test functions (Lemmas \[lem:decay-lap-1\]–\[lem: stime-termini-cutoff-2\]), then we establish some fundamental intermediate steps, involving the space $ X_{p,s,\rho} $, which are essential to prove the integration-by-parts formulas (Proposition \[lem: densita-s\] and Lemmas \[lem: laplaciano-classico-laplaciano-distrib\], \[lem: stime-integrali-cutoff\]). The proof of Theorems \[thm: global\]–\[thm: global-self-adj\] is split between Sections \[sect: SAIP\] and \[sec: supercritical\]. In Section \[sect: SAIP\], after providing a continuous-embedding result (Lemma \[lem: iniezione-continua\]), we give the proof of the validity of the integration-by-parts formulas for subcritical-critical powers. The special case $p=2$ is discussed afterwards. Finally, Section \[sec: supercritical\] deals with supercritical powers under the assumption $ d>2s $: by means of potential techniques, upon establishing some preliminary results (Lemmas \[lem: decay-pot\]–\[lem: coinc-pot\]), we prove and disprove the validity of the\mathrm{d}x \right) \mathrm{d}y \, ,
\end{aligned}$$ where we exploited Hölder’s inequality, for any fixed $ x \in B_{2\varepsilon}^c $, with respect to the probability measure $ \eta_\varepsilon(x-y) \mathrm{d}y $. Thanks to , it is enough to show that there exists a positive constant $K^\prime $, independent of $\varepsilon$, such that $$\label{eq: stima-peso}
\int_{B_{2\varepsilon}^c} \eta_\varepsilon(x-y) \,  |x|^\lambda \mathrm{d}x  \le K^\prime \, |y|^\lambda \ \ \ \forall y \in \mathbb{R}^d \, .$$ To this aim, first of all note that $$\label{eq: stima-peso-2}
\int_{B_{2\varepsilon}^c} \eta_\varepsilon(x-y) \,  |x|^\lambda \mathrm{d}x \le \| \eta \|_\infty \, \frac{\int_{B_{2\varepsilon}^c} \chi_{\{ |x-y| \le \varepsilon \}} \, |x|^\lambda \mathrm{d}x}{\varepsilon^d} \, .$$ It is apparent that for $ |y| < \varepsilon $ the integral in the r.h.s. of is identically zero, while for $|y| > 2 \varepsilon$ we have: $$\label{eq:


by gathering –, we can deduce that does hold with $$K^\prime = \left| \mathbb{S}_{d-1} \right| \| \eta \|_\infty \, \max{\left\{ \frac{\max{\left\{ 3^\lambda , 1 \right\}}}{2^\lambda \, d} , \frac{M}{d+\lambda} \right\}} \, ,$$ whence inequality follows in view of and , which completes the proof.

In order to handle a weight $ \rho $ whose power-type behaviours near the origin and at infinity are different, one can split $f$ in the sum $ f=f_1+f_2 $, with $ f_1:=f \chi_{B_1} $ and $ f_2:=f \chi_{B_1^c} $. By linearity, $ f_\varepsilon = (f_1)_\varepsilon + (f_2)_\varepsilon $; it is therefore enough to show that holds for $f_1$ and $f_2$ separately. As concerns $ f_1 $, since the latter and its mollifications are (eventually) supported in $B_{3/2} $, one can modify $ \rho(x) $\right]_\varepsilon .$$ Indeed, for any $ \phi \in \mathcal{D}(\mathbb{R}^d)$ the following identities hold: $$\label{eq: identita-fondamentale-mollificazione-prova-1}
\begin{aligned}
\int_{\mathbb{R}^d} (-\Delta)^s(\phi)(x) \, v_\varepsilon(x) \, \mathrm{d}x  = & \int_{\mathbb{R}^d}  (-\Delta)^s(\phi)(x) \left( \int_{\mathbb{R}^d} \eta_\varepsilon(x-y) \, v(y) \, \mathrm{d}y  \right) \mathrm{d}x \\
= & \int_{\mathbb{R}^d} \phi(x) \left( \int_{\mathbb{R}^d} \eta_\varepsilon(x-y)    \, (-\Delta)^s(v)(y) \, \mathrm{d}y \right) \mathrm{d}x \\
= & \int_{\mathbb{R}^d} \phi(x) \left[ (-\Delta)^s (v) \right]_\varepsilon \! (x) \, \mathrm{d}x \, .
\end{aligned}$$ The above exchanges of order of integration are justified by Fubini’s Theorem since $$\int_{\mathbb{R}^d} \int_{\mathbb{R}^d} \left| (-\Delta)^s(\phi)(x) \eta_\varepsilon(x-y) v(y) \right| \mathrm{d}x \mathrm{d}y + \int_{\mathbb{R}^d} \int_{\mathbb{R}^d} \left| \phi(x) \eta_\varepsilon(x-y) (-\Delta)^s(v)(y) \right| \mathrm{d}x \mathrm{d}y < \infty$$ as a consequence of the fact that $ |v|_\varepsilon , \phi \in {{\rm L}}^p_{\rho}(\mathbb{R}^d) $ and $ (-\Delta)^s(\phi) , |(-\Delta)^s(v)|_\varepsilon \in {{\rm L}}^{p^\prime}_{\rho^\prime}(\mathbb{R}^d) $. Having established we can


to prove that for any $ \varphi \in C^\infty(\mathbb{R}^d) \cap X_{p,s,\rho}$ the cut-off family $ \{ \xi_R \varphi \}_{R \ge 1} $ converges to $ \varphi $ in $X_{p,s,\rho}$ as $R \to \infty$. The only nontrivial point to cope with is the convergence of $\{ (-\Delta)^s(\xi_R \varphi) \} $ to $(-\Delta)^s(\varphi)$ in ${{\rm L}}^{p^\prime}_{\rho^\prime}(\mathbb{R}^d)$, which can be tackled by arguing as in the proof of Lemma \[lem: stime-integrali-cutoff\] (we omit the technical details).

Supercritical powers in the case $ d>2s $ {#sec: supercritical}
=========================================

In this section we deal with supercritical values of $ \gamma $, namely $ \gamma > d - \tfrac{p}{2}(d-2s) $, for $ d>2s $ and $ p \in [2,{2d}/{(d-2s)} ] $. *A priori* it is not clear whether or not continues to hold. Indeed, from the one0 \, .$$ Hence, by letting $ \varepsilon \to 0 $ in , we end up with $$\label{eq: def-weak-dom-2-ter}
\int_{\mathbb{R}^d} (-\Delta)^{s/2}(\mathsf{I}_{d,s} \ast f)(x) \, (-\Delta)^{s/2}(\psi)(x) \, \mathrm{d}x  =  \int_{\mathbb{R}^d} f(x) \, \psi(x) \, \mathrm{d}x \quad \forall \psi \in {{\rm H}}^s_c(\mathbb{R}^d) \cap {{\rm L}}^\infty(\mathbb{R}^d) \, .$$ We can then plug $ \psi = u_R $ (set to be zero outside $ B_R $) in and let $ R \to \infty $ to obtain $$\label{eq: def-weak-dom-2-quater}
\int_{\mathbb{R}^d} (-\Delta)^{s/2}(\mathsf{I}_{d,s} \ast f)(x) \, (-\Delta)^{s/2}(\mathsf{I}_{d,s} \ast f_\varepsilon)(x) \, \mathrm{d}x  =  \int_{\mathbb{R}^d} f(x) \, (\mathsf{I}_{d,s} \ast f_\varepsilon)(x) \, \mathrm{d}x \, ,$$ so that finally follows by passing to the limit in as $ \varepsilon \to 0 $. The fact that $ \mathsf{I}_{d,s} \ast f \in \dot{{{\rm H}}}^s(\mathbb{R}^d) $ is just a consequence


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religious or political beliefs. China does not report its total number of executions, which it regards as a secret.

The report's findings stand in stark contrast to Beijing's claim that, since the beginning of 2015, China has moved from almost completely relying on organs from prisoners to the "largest voluntary organ donation system in Asia."

At a regular press conference Thursday, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying said China has "strict laws and regulations on this issue."

"As for the testimony and the published report, I want to say that such stories about forced organ harvesting in China are imaginary and baseless -- they don't have any factual foundation," she said.

The National Health and Family Planning Commission, which oversees organ donations in China, did not respond to a request for commentbeen classified as citizens' voluntarily donated organs."

Huang did not respond to a request for comment. Speaking to the New York Times , he said his comments had been "distorted" and were not in keeping with government policy.


the unobstructed power and blessings of the Dakinis and Dakas, what is it and where does it come from? Bliss and emptiness — ecstatic compassion and non-dual wisdom. Not super reality, just reality.

Remembering them and how they have our back gives us immense freedom, an immense feeling of flight. We can think, I am a Space Goer. Or a Sky Dancer. As mentioned earlier, that is the meaning of “khandro”, the Tibetan word for Dakini.

I have noticed that the Dakinis always laugh when I take myself or anyone else too seriously. We can get wrapped up with appearances, even or especially if they seem to be virtuous — and this can make us rigid and/or judgmental of ourself and others. If we begin to feel heavy, even aEnhancement of mucosal and cellular immune response in mice by vaccination with respiratory syncytial virus DNA encapsulated with transfersome.
Respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) is one of the principal causes of bronchiolitis and pneumonia in young children, and currently there is no safe and effective vaccine. DNA vaccines encoding RSV surface glycoproteins are one option being examined. We evaluated the topical delivery of transfersome encapsulated DNA vaccine for its ability to confer protection against RSV challenge in mice and to determine whether such delivery could induce strong and specific immunity against RSV. After topical vaccination with a transfersome encapsulated RSV-F DNA, both RSV-specific mucosal antibody response and IFN-gamma-producing cells were detected. Intramuscular vaccination of naked RSV-F DNA only induced a significant anti-RSV IgG antibody response but no remarkable sIgA antibody


I will look at it every day to see what’s happening.’ I put a P.S. on that letter and said, ‘We really need the rancher to give us four cows. One in spring, one in summer, one in fall, and one in winter. Because the major factor in decay is temperature.' Well, nothing ever happened with that.”

A few years later, in the spring of 1971, Bass took a new job teaching at the University of Tennessee. He moved to Knoxville, where the Tennessee medical examiner asked whether he would serve as the state’s forensic anthropologist. Bass accepted and quickly realized he wasn’t in Kansas anymore. In the sparsely populated and relatively arid Midwest, police typically brought him boxes of dry bones. In Tennessee, which had twice as manyteams working on tough criminal cases, from serial murders to celebrity plane crashes. Although he’s now retired, he still consults on tough cases. “The smell turns a lot of people off,” Bass says. “But I never see a forensic case as a dead body. I see it as a challenge to figure out who that individual is and what happened to them.”

In the three decades since the body farm began, it has schooled hundreds of graduate students, law enforcement agents, and scientists. “It is impressive,” says Frank McCauley, who has worked for 25 years as an agent with the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation. McCauley was a student under Bass, and he regularly attends a recurring week-long course for law enforcement covering the basics of forensic evidence collection. “It


other location is Bush Point at the entrance to Puget Sound, where the whales pass through about once a month in search of salmon. However, that hydrophone is currently being repaired.

So what do orcas sound like? They're loud, and they do a whole lot of whistling, whining, and clicking. You can hear a snippet of what that sounds like in a four-minute podcast uploaded to the Orcasound site.

There’s no guarantee you’ll hear an orca, though. "Mostly you'll hear ships," the website notes, but there's also a chance you'll hear humpbacks in the fall and male harbor seals in the summer.

The live stream isn't just for educational purposes. It also serves as a citizen science project to help researchers continue their studies of southern resident killer whales, which are  appeal thereto from the District Court for Franklin County,
               Stephen R. Illingworth, Judge, on appeal thereto from the
               County Court for Franklin County, Timothy E. Hoeft, Judge.
               Judgment of Court of Appeals affirmed.
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could
also recover other expenses necessary to return the land to its
prior condition. The Russells assert that because their land was
temporarily damaged, they too should be able to recover an
amount equal to the cost necessary to return their land to its
predamaged condition.
    The Russells are correct that the governmental intrusion
here differs from Walkenhorst: in that case, the State took title
to the landowners’ property, while here, it only briefly entered
land and damaged trees. And there is at least some similarity
between this case and Kula, at least insofar as both involve
governmental interference with species of the plant kingdom
growing on private property. Despite that similarity, however,
it is far from clear to us that this case, like Kula, involved only
temporary damages.
    Several of our cases recognize thatwhat differentiates
permanent and temporary damages to land. Nebraska, how-
ever, is far from the only jurisdiction that employs a different
measure of damages for permanent and temporary damages
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be removed to improve road visibility, presum-
ably they would be subject to removal again if replaced, lest
the problems with road visibility arise again.
   A decision of the South Dakota Supreme Court, Rupert,
supra, supports an argument along these lines. In that case,
the South Dakota Supreme Court reversed a trial court’s deter-
mination that landowners suffered temporary damages when a
city’s use of deicer killed a number of trees on the landown-
ers’ land. Among the reasons identified by the South Dakota
Supreme Court for reversal was the fact that the city intended
to continue to use the deicer and thus would likely kill any
new trees planted to replace those that were destroyed.
   But while we believe a strong case could be made that the
damages to the Russells’ real property wereof the land, permitted cost of restoration damages
if “‘not in excess of the diminution in value of the property
caused by physical changes made by the condemnor during the
period of its possession.’”
   This limitation on cost of restoration damages outlined in
Goehring was crucial to our analysis in SID. There was no
evidence in SID of loss of use damages, and the landowner’s
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certain goods, services and funds are transferred across the border. The main reason many people are flocking to online pharmacies is to save money. If the pharmaceutical industry wants to stay on top of things and keep customers buying the drugs they need through U.S. sources, they will need to change with the times by facilitating the introduction of more online pharmacies that cater to the U.S. market from within the U.S. They will also need to be open to more competition within the marketplace, and most importantly, make it more affordable for the average American to purchase the prescriptions they require.

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stand or support for a planar or tablet computing device which is specially designed to enhance the gaming capabilities of such computing device.
In addition, it would be desirable to provide a stand or support which allows for numerous different orientations of a planar or tablet computing device.
These and other advantages of the invention will be appreciated by reference to the detailed description of the preferred embodiment(s) that follow.infants onsite, infant tickets must be booked in conjunction with an adult ticket or by an adult who has already purchased a ticket. Infant tickets are free of charge. The responsible adult must print the BARCODED infant ticket or carry the barcoded ticket on their smartphone, and bring to the event for scanning at entry. Each individual infant must have an infant ticket. An infant is aged 2 years or under.

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41. We care for our environment and community. Please be respectful and place any litter in the recycle or other bins provided around the Event venue. Be waste and waterboth companies use profiles, which let them (with your explicit permission) install their configuration details directly. You can then use their software to enable and disable connections, or use the iOS VPN controls in Settings > VPN.

The main difference between the two is that TunnelBear has friendly bear illustrations and animations, while Cloak is a bit more businesslike in appearance, if also friendly. TunnelBear in OS X lets you target specific websites for VPN use and has some privacy features that disable some popular forms of user tracking. Cloak (which Dan Moren reviewed here) lets you pick trusted Wi-Fi networks to bypass enabling a VPN, and opt to automatically connect on all others. The deciding factor might be your particular number of devices, data usage, and interest in


an "array" in C is a chunk of memory. There's no pointer to assign to.

If you're asking why the syntax isn't like that: Well, what would happen if the lengths were different?

A:

Address of array is not changeable. In other sense you can consider,
char buffer[20];

is a compile time equivalent of,
char* const buffer = (char*)malloc(20);

Now, since buffer address cannot be changed, one cannot perform operations like:
buffer = "Dante"; // error 'buffer' address is not modifiable

P.2d 377 (1956) (without consulting counsel or making a record, the judge delivered an exhibit to the jury room door and responded to juror's questions about the case); State v. Corrales, 121 Ariz. 104, 588 P.2d 846 (App. 1978) (the jury's note said that they could not reach a decision and the judge responded that they should continue their deliberations but made no record of the exchange). Without question, the communication between judge and the jury in this case violated Rule 22.3, 17 A.R.S. Rules of Criminal Procedure and was error. However, such error does not always amount to reversible error. See State v. Davis, 117 Ariz. 5, 570 P.2d 776 (App. 1977). If it can be determined beyond a reasonable doubt that there was no prejudice to


get. When the judge responded that they should look to the evidence he did not foreclose them from finding that the evidence was insufficient nor did he indicate that they should find that the value was more than $100.
Alternatively, in the absence of a presumption of prejudice, appellant argues that he was actually prejudiced by the judge's failure to disclose the jury's inquiry to him or his counsel. Appellant contends that if he had known of the jury's inquiry he would have suggested an instruction that would allow the jury to find fair market *449 value to be the wholesale price of the gloves. Since there was no evidence of the wholesale price of the stolen merchandise, such an instruction would have been improper. See State v. Smith,historical drama film September Eleven 1683 about the Battle of Vienna, Kara Mustafa Pasha is portrayed by Italian actor Enrico Lo Verso.

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 List of Ottoman Grand Viziers

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Towards synthetic microbial consortia for bioprocessing.
The use of microbial consortia for bioprocessing has been limited by our ability to reliably control community composition and function simultaneously. Recent advances in synthetic biology have enabled population-level coordination and control of ecosystem stability and dynamics. Further, new experimental and computational tools for screening and predicting community behavior have also been developed. The integration of synthetic biology with metabolic engineering at the community level is vital to our ability to apply system-level approaches to building and optimizing synthetic consortia for bioprocessing applications. This review details new methods, tools and opportunities that together have the potential to enable a new paradigm of bioprocessing using synthetic microbial consortia.leaders, just like previous generations said they wanted to be human rights activists or environmentalists," says Eboo Patel, who founded the Interfaith Youth Core in 2002.

Patel says at least 250 colleges have signed up for the White House interfaith program, which he helped design. The program encourages students of different faiths to work together on service projects.

"These young leaders will make interfaith cooperation a social norm in America, similar to multiculturalism and volunteerism," Patel says.

These new leaders include people like Sarrah Shahawy, a Muslim-American medical student at Harvard University and the daughter of Egyptian immigrants.

After 9/11, Shahawy says she felt the responsibility to educate people about Islam. She became an interfaith leader at the University of Southern California, where she noticed a steady increase in student participation in


9/11 as well, but they didn't know they were heroes until later, says David O'Brien, the Catholic historian who compulsively read the 9/11 obituaries.

O'Brien was so moved by the stories he read that he decided to write an essay for America magazine, a national Catholic weekly, entitled, "9/11 Then and Now."

He wrote: On 9/11, "Our people, my people, were tested and, for a shining moment ... they were found worthy."

He said many 9/11 victims didn't panic as their end drew near. They "thought not of themselves, but others ... when the chips were down." They saw themselves not as individuals, but as members of a "single human family."

So should we, he says, as we face new challenges 10 years later. The 9/11 victims aren't just heroes; they're ouris a point on the elliptic curve secp256k1. No magic here.
The problem is that Bitcoin uses addresses, and addresses are derived from the hash of a public key. As you cannot take a hash of the mathematical concept of a "point", it needs to be converted to a byte sequence first. The standard Bitcoin follows, however defines two ways of converting a public key to a byte sequence: a normal one (resulting in 65 bytes) or a compressed one (resulting in 33 bytes). There is no reason to use the normal one, except of course compatibility. As the resulting byte sequence is different in both encodings, the address will be different as well. If coins were sent to one address, the public key encoding that exactly matches it


Most people tend to think that landing in an ICU is what happens to "other people". The problem is, it usually happens "to you"!–I really don’t think anybody who landed in an ICU the first time, thought it would happen to themselves.

Aside from the millions of supporters she had, there were alot of people who were "rah,rah,rah!–Terri Schiavo is gone!" Alot of calloused people laughed it all off, and there were places where Terri Schiavo’s torture and execution became a joke. Balance of nature as it occurs, undoubtedly some Terri Schiavo comedians have had their taste of the so-called "dying with dignity".

One thing I witnessed last year in two ICU’s, is that since Terri Schiavo’s execution, it was not the doctors I had to worry about. Their mistakeswere unintentional. The nurses were more interested in facilitating my death, than contacting a doctor when I needed one. The only way I got out of either ICU, was because I was able to communicate.

Right now in ICUs, there is a climate where finishing people off is easy to do, and it will escape any notice during reporting.

Last year, for whatever reason, an anaesthesist could not intubate me for surgery, to have a stone removed from my bladder. They put in a trachea, which created complications for several weeks, before I was able to have lazer surgery.

The main point is, this symposium on euthanasia is really important. The serial-killers are everywhere, and they are on a roll. I think it is important to change the thought processes in


The European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA) has published an update to its statement on practices governed by the Takeover Bid Directive (TBD), focused on shareholder cooperation issues relating to acting in concert and the appointment of board members. The update concerns a change to the Croatian creep-in threshold and secondary threshold in Appendix B. The statement contains a White List of activities that shareholders can cooperate on without the presumption of acting in concert. It also contains information on how shareholders may cooperate in order to secure board member appointments by setting out factors that national authorities may take into account when considering whether shareholders are acting in concert.The statement is in response to a request by the European Commission for clarity on these issues, following itsKathy Castor, D-Fla. Pelosi on Thursday morning announced Ocasio-Cortez would not be on that select committee, though she was approached for a seat and declined to join. In a separate interview with Politico, Pelosi mocked the notion of a Green New Deal. “It will be one of several or maybe many suggestions that we receive,” she said. “The green dream or whatever they call it — nobody knows what it is but they’re for it right?” Ocasio-Cortez, at a press conference unveiling the resolution, was asked repeatedly about Pelosi’s dig, but declined to hit back, saying that Pelosi has long been a climate champion and the term “dream” is a compliment, accurately capturing the scale of the vision, which she compared to the New Deal and Great Society.

The


Supported by Justice Democrats — the group that backed Ocasio-Cortez’s primary run — Sunrise will also be launching a 15-city campaign tour through early primary states. The resolution’s preamble lays out both the existential threat and expected cost in dollars and lives to the U.S. posed by climate change, as well as “several related crises” facing the United States, including “a 4-decade trend of wage stagnation, deindustrialization” and “a large racial wealth divide amounting to a difference of 20 times more wealth between the average white family and the average black family.” Unlike the original resolution calling for a Select Committee on a Green New Deal — which called for 100 percent renewable energy by 2030 — this one calls for the U.S. to reach net-zero emissions byto capping warming at 1.5 degrees Celsius created by climate modelers and compiled in the IPCC’s report from last year on reaching that goal. While many negative emissions technologies remain unproven at scale, the resolution states that a Green New Deal will pursue negative emissions “through proven low-tech solutions that increase soil carbon storage, such as land preservation and afforestation.” The resolution further refers broadly to greenhouse gas emissions, not just carbon. The sheer scale of investment laid out by the Green New Deal also makes it possible to imagine eliminating emissions from those hard-to-abate industries altogether, which the Energy Transitions Commission predicts would cost just 0.5 percent of global GDP by 2050. Though carefully worded, net-zero by 2030 is a hugely ambitious target — although still the


the transition off fossil fuels for the rest of the world.

The resolution also references the fact that the U.S. — because of its vast resources and contribution to the problem — has a role to play in speeding along the transition off fossil fuels for the rest of the world. Indeed, President Donald Trump bragged in his State of the Union address this week that the United States has become a net-exporter of oil and gas. Fossil fuel companies are continuing to explore for new reserves — mostly for export — in places like the Permian and Appalachian basins, which could have a catastrophic climate impact. Companies being able to exploit those reserves hinges on their ability to build new infrastructure like Liquid National Gas terminals that allowIntroduction {#s1}
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Although the concept of organic chemistry was proposed before the nineteenth century, the first steps of synthesis analysis took human beings more than 100 years, from 1828, when the German chemist Friedrich Wöhler produced urea with potassium cyanate and ammonium sulfate (Leicester and Klickstein, [@B30]), to mid-twentieth century, when chemists such as Robinson, Woodward, and Corey raised it to a qualitatively higher level of sophistication with the idea of retrosynthetic analysis (Corey, [@B9]). Since then, laboratories around the world have made remarkable achievements in total synthesis, biosynthesis and biomimetic synthesis. The standard flow of synthesis pathway planning has made it possible for scientists to design computer programs to deal with synthetic problems.

Since the Dendral Project (although failed) of Stanford University in the 1960s, experts in chemistry, biology


not require any reaction template.

Coley et al. also applied the idea of two-step analysis like ReactionPredictor too, but their way of generating the set of possible products is different (Coley et al., [@B8]). First, they generated a set of chemically plausible products according to pre-inputted reaction rules. During this process, they also mentioned the importance of negative sampling like Segler and Waller, and they expanded existing reaction databases with negative reaction examples. Second, softmax neural network layer (i.e., an exponential activation function that maps a list of numbers to a list of probabilities that sum to one) was applied to generate probabilities of each product. The most creative part was to use "edit-based" information as the feature of learning. Four kinds of information were inputted: (1) An atomand alkene reactions limits the application of the algorithm. Furthermore, the effect of secondary reactant or reagent was over-simplified as only 50 common ones were taken into consideration.

Segler and Waller built a knowledge graph using reaction templates (Segler and Waller, [@B41]), which resembles NOC described in section Building and Searching Reaction Networks. With some additional network-based calculation, this model can find novel reactions by searching for missing nodes in the graph and predict the catalysts of reactions. Although they did not include machine learning then, one major advancement is their idea of negative sampling. As they mentioned, while the positive evaluation of a reaction prediction system can be easily done with a test set of hold-out known reactions, negative evaluation with reactions that are known not to occur


processes, etc. The dataset was split into training, validation and test datasets (8:1:1). The accuracies of different reaction classes were calculated separately. Reversed input can increase the accuracy of recurrent neural networks, so they also reversed all the SMILES strings before training. Compared with other rule-based algorithms (Law et al., [@B27]), seq2seq retrosynthetic analysis behave much better in protection and de-protection reactions, that is to say, this algorithm can judge whether to introduce a protection group to avoid side reactions. As for common bond connecting and breaking reactions, however, this retrosynthetic analysis program cannot outperform traditional rule-based reactions. Liu et al. summarized all the errors into three types. First, the model outputs invalid SMILES string, which means the data is not enough for computers to comprehend the grammarcompared to template-based methods is that the strings are not guaranteed to be a valid SMILES, which might decrease the prediction accuracy. Another limitation of the training procedure is multiple pathway choices. However, the problem of multiple choices only affects the apparent accuracy, and the algorithms can still give valuable results of retrosynthesis pathway predictions.

Perspective {#s4}
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It is now clear that high-quality synthesis analysis systems are required to meet various needs in chemistry. With the development of learning algorithms and database, these needs are gradually being met or are the subject of active researches, but there are still many challenges to be overcome, including regiochemistry and stereochemistry. Computational chemical synthesis analysis and pathway design prediction is a task full of contradictions---more reaction rules mean more matches in each query,


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(1) the child's ability to receive accurate impressions of fact or to observe acts about which he or she will testify, (2) the child's ability to recollect those impressions or observations, (3) the child's ability to communicate what was observed, (4) the child's understanding of truth and falsity and (5) the child's appreciation of his or her responsibility to be truthful.
State v. Frazier, 61 Ohio St.3d 247, 251, 574 N.E.2d 483, 487 (1991).
At the time of the voir dire by the Court, Samuel was seven years old and Nathaniel six years of age. Upon questioning each separately, both Samuel and Nathaniel were responsive to short-term memorybatteries would set this thing on fire. And they ran a test and it didn't set it on fire.
Q: Okay. And, in fact, they did not reach a conclusion in that article that it was probable that it could catch on fire, correct?
A: For this particular type of device, yes.
(Kramerich Dep., p. 45-46.) (Emphasis added.) Dr. Kramerich also relied upon an April 2001 Fire & Arson Investigator article despite the fact that the size of batteries at issue was different in the devices. (Id. at p. 43.)
Dr. Kramerich also hinged his opinion of the Black & Decker VP130 being susceptible to catching fire based upon other similar items:
Q: So is it accurate to say that you can't tell to a reasonable degree of engineering probability in this particular


the battery in the battery charger hot enough to ignite the components of the charger base, correct?
A: It's my opinion that it does with the specifics of the NiCad in that battery and with the actual current flow. I haven't conducted any tests, so I can't tell you.
Q: You could do that, right?
A: Yeah.
(Id. at pp. 95-96.) Nor was the witness able to testify as to the temperature necessary to ignite the plastic charger case:
Q: We've alreadyyou've already said that you don't know what the plastic charger base is made of, correct?
A: Correct
Q: And I thought we agreed early on in the deposition that in order to figure out whether something can ignite, you need to know how hot something gets and how hot whatever its going toburn. I don't need the specific quantitative thermal capacity in degrees Fahrenheit or Centigrade, it's going to burn. And we have factual evidence that these things made from this stuff does burn.
Q: Okay. I just want to make sure I understand this. You don't have any factual evidence that a Black & Decker battery charger base has overheated and ignited, correct?
A: No.
Q: Your factual evidence relates to other manufacturers, correct?
A: Yes.
Q: And you don't know how hot the batteries get in the eventthe Black & Decker batteries get on a VP130 if we fail component [diode] D3, correct?
A: At this time, that's correct.
(Id. at pp. 96-98.)
On the issue of the failure rate, considering "the whole universe of similar battery chargers" Dr. Kramerich agreed that "chance of a failure


& Decker battery charger as the heat source that ignited combustibles and caused the resultant fire.

Based on the facts, statements, reports and photographs, other accidental causes have been considered and have been ruled out. The cause of the fire was an unidentified failure within the Black & Decker battery charger.
(Dolence Report at p. 2.)
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Referring to FIGS. 1 and 2, the liner (11) further has a front support frame assembly (13) and a rear support frame (14) which are mounted respectively within the front and rear portions of the cargo space (121) of the cargo container (12) for positioning the liner (11) within the cargo space (121). The front support frame assembly (13) includes a lower frame (132) which is disposed on a floor portion of therequires a higher transportation cost. When mounted within the cargo container (12), the conventional liner (11) requires the front support frame assembly (13), the rear support frame (14) and the curved bracing plate (18) which occupy relatively portions of the cargo space (121) of the cargo container (12). Accordingly, the cargo space (121) provided for accommodating the liner body of the conventional liner (11) is decreased. This may result in increasing of the transportation cost. PA1 2. It is quite difficult to mount the conventional liner (11) within the cargo container (12). When it is desired to mount the conventional liner (11) within the cargo container (12), the front support frame assembly (13) and the rear support frame (14) have to be positioned within the cargo space (121).


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span the whole subspace of ground states or are there more ground states than those of LM type?

The answers to these questions are, on the one hand, of general interest, since they provide exact statements about non-trivial quantum many body systems, but are, on the other hand, crucial for the contribution of the LM states to the thermodynamics at low temperatures and magnetic fields close to the saturation field. However, so far these questions have not been considered in the corresponding publications [@RSH; @ZT; @ZH; @DR; @ZT05; @DR06], except in Ref. [@ZT05] where some aspects for the sawtooth chain and the kagomé lattice are briefly discussed. In this paper we address mainly question (a) concerning linear independence. We group frustrated lattices into classes, for three of which we show[*rigorously*]{} that the multi-magnon states are indeed linearly independent; and, for a fourth class, we provide an example that this is not generally the case. Question (b) concerning non-LM ground states will be treated elsewhere. The four classes, explained in detail below, are the following:\

1

:   Orthogonal type

    (a)

    :   Diamond chain (fig. \[fig01\]a)

    (b)

    :   Dimer-plaquette chain (fig. \[fig01\]b)

    (c)

    :   Frustrated ladder (fig. \[fig01\]c)

    (d)

    :   Square-kagomé (fig. \[fig01\]d)

2

:   Isolated type

    (a)

    :   Sawtooth chain (fig. \[fig02\]a)

    (b)


numerical results for certain finite pyrochlore lattices (table 2). However, one can argue that the codimension of $a$-LM states will be positive for some $a>1$ due to localized linear dependencies between $1$-LM states, see also [@HH] and [@Z2].\
Summarizing, we want to stress that the question of linear independence of localized multi-magnon states is relevant for thermodynamical calculations but, in general, non-trivial. For certain mainly one-dimensional lattices including what we called the orthogonal and the isolated types the problem can be solved by relatively elementary considerations. Here all multi-magnon states are linearly independent. The checkerboard, the kagomé and the star lattice are more involved, but we have shown that they possess linearly independent localized multi-magnon states except for $a=1$. For the pyrochlore lattice we know that the localized one-magnonsatisfies $$\label{G2}
\sum_{j=1,\;j\neq i}^n |G_{ij}|<1{\mbox}{ for all } i=1,\ldots,n$$ then all eigenvalues of $G$ are strictly positive and $\{\varphi_1,\ldots,\varphi_n\}$ is linearly independent.

Next we will express the Gram matrix $G^{(a)}$ of $a$-LM states in terms of the Gram matrix $G^{(1)}$ of $1$-LM states. This will yield the result that the $a$-LM states are linearly independent if the $1$-LM states are so. It will be sufficient to give the details only for $a=2$ and to leave the case $a>2$ to the reader.\
We will use the following lemma from linear algebra:

\[L2\] Let $A: {\cal H} \longrightarrow {\cal H}$ be a linear, positive semi-definite operator and ${\cal T}$ be a subspace of ${\cal H}$ with the projector $P:{\cal H} \longrightarrow {\cal T}$ and the embedding $P^\ast:{\cal T} \longrightarrow {\cal H}$.

1.  If $A$


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four matrices, it is somewhat easier to handle than the other invariants in the list (though to be frank, all of the invariants can be computed by linear algebra and so none are particular difficult).

The relationship between the $I_j$ invariants and the $DD$-invariant can be summarized as follows, where the arrows indicate that one set of invariants can be derived from another: $$\xymatrixrowsep{1pc}\xymatrixcolsep{3.2pc}\xymatrix{
(I_5,I_7,I_8) \ar[r]^-{\text{(j)-(l)}} & (D,{\tilde{D}}) \ar[l] &
I_4 \ar[r]^-{(i)} & (\alpha,{\tilde{\alpha}}) \ar[l] \ar[r]^-{(i)} & I_3 \\
&I_1 \ar[r]^-{(h)} & \max\{D,{\tilde{D}}\}.\ar[l]
}$$ The labels on the arrows refer to the relevant parts of Proposition \[pr:I-invs\]. Perhaps the only thing that requires further explanation is the arrow $(I_5,I_7,I_8){\rightarrow}(D,{\tilde{D}})$. If we know $I_5$, $I_7$, and $I_8$ then we know how $D$ and ${\tilde{D}}$ compare in size, and we know the smaller value. If $D={\tilde{D}}$But since they are readily seen to hold in the cases of interest, it is easier just to make these awkward assumptions than to somehow try to avoid them.

\[le:mainlem\] Suppose that $V$ decomposes as $V=U \oplus W$ where $W^{\perp}=U$, and that $A\in \operatorname{Sp}(V)$ is of the form $K\oplus \operatorname{Id}_{W}$ where $K\colon U{\rightarrow}U$ is an involution such that $\operatorname*{Im}(K+\operatorname{Id}_U)=\ker(K+\operatorname{Id}_U)$. Let $\pi_U\colon V{\rightarrow}U$ and $\pi_W\colon V{\rightarrow}W$ be the evident projections. Then:

(a) There is a bijection ${{{\EuScript}S}}_A\longleftrightarrow (W\oplus
    {{\mathbb F}}_2)_{C(A)}$ where the action of $P\in C(A)$ on $(w,\lambda)$ is given by $$P.(w,\lambda)=(\pi_W(Pw),\lambda+({{\mathbb S}}P)(w)+({{\mathbb S}}A)(u))$$ where $u$ is any element of $U$ such that $Au+u=\pi_U(Pw)$.

(b) If $W=0$ there are exactly two elements in ${{{\EuScript}S}}_A$.

(c) If $W\neq 0$ and $\alpha(A)=0$, there are exactly four elements in ${{{\EuScript}S}}_A$.

(d) Suppose $W\neq 0$


action of $C(A)$. So $|{{{\EuScript}S}}_A|\geq 2$, and one has equality if and only if $W=0$. This proves (b).

Let $E_0=\{(w,q(w))\,|\,w\in W-\{0\}\}$ and $E_1=
\{(w,q(w)+1)\,|\,w\in W-\{0\}\}$. Note that $$W\oplus {{\mathbb F}}_2=\{(0,0)\}\amalg \{(0,1)\}\amalg E_0\amalg
E_1.$$ Assume that $W\neq 0$ and let $w_1,w_2 \in W$ be any two nonzero elements. By Proposition \[pr:sp-trans\] there exists a $P\in \operatorname{Sp}(W)$ such that $P(w_1)=w_2$. Then $Q=\operatorname{Id}_U\oplus P$ is an element of $C(A)$, and $$\begin{aligned}
Q.(w_1,q(w_1))&=\bigl (Qw_1,({{\mathbb S}}Q)(w_1)+q(w_1)+0\bigr )\\
&=(Qw_1,q(w_1)+q(Qw_1)+q(w_1))\\
&=(w_2,q(w_2)).\end{aligned}$$ The “$0$” in the first line appears because $\pi_U(Qw_1)=0$, and so we may take $u=0$ in the formula for the action given in (a). Since $Q$ is linear and preserves $(0,1)$ we therefore also get $Q.(w_1,q(w_1)+1)=(w_2,q(w_2)+1)$. These computations show that the elements of $E_0$ are all in the same orbit under $C(A)$, and the elements of $E_1$ also lie in athe A background and the H-2b haplotype, developed severe disease equivalent to strain A mice. Similarly, B10.A mice, which have the B background and the H-2a haplotype, failed to develop disease. Thus, H-2a haplotype did not convey disease susceptibility. Our findings suggest that immune-regulatory regions outside the H-2 locus play an important role in determining susceptibility to murine post-thymectomy autoimmune oophoritis. This is in accord with our previous findings in women that showed no association between MHC and premature ovarian failure. Thus, in this respect this model is similar to human autoimmune ovarian failure. This suggests that the non-MHC genes conveying susceptibility to autoimmune oophoritis in mice might represent similar predisposing genes for premature ovarian failure in women.


of next generation sequencing has revolutionised our understanding of the transcriptome by allowing the quantitation of protein-coding mRNAs and non-coding RNA expression. This approach has identified many novel families of non-coding RNAs that are known to impact upon both physiological and pathological responses through regulating the transcription, translation and turnover of mRNA^[@CR5],\ [@CR6]^. These non-coding RNAs can be broadly divided into three groups: house-keeping, short and long non-coding RNA. House-keeping non-coding RNAs typically have short sequences, conserved secondary structures and may be transcribed by RNA polymerase I, II or III. These include well characterised families such as the transfer RNAs and ribosomal RNAs that are involved in translation. The small non-coding RNAs have a length \<200 nucleotides, with the three best studied families being the piwi-associated RNAs, endogenoussmall interfering RNAs and microRNAs, which all employ argonaute proteins to guide sequence-specific regulation of transcription and/or translation. However, the majority of non-protein coding RNA are defined as long non-coding RNAs (length \>200 nucleotides) with \>30,000 currently annotated in the GenCode database^[@CR7]^. These are traditionally classified according to their evolutionary origin and/or their position relative to protein-coding mRNAs and include antisense, pseudogenes and long intergenic non-coding RNAs (lincRNAs). Functional studies indicate that lncRNAs have widespread actions upon mRNA expression through regulating protein-protein and protein-DNA interactions^[@CR8],\ [@CR9]^.

Although there is extensive evidence showing that miRNAs are central regulators of skeletal muscle development, little is known about the function of lncRNAs and whether changes in their expression are linked to diseases such as myositis^[@CR10],\ [@CR11]^. Interestingly, recent studies in mice have


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load "Element_P3"
load "NewSolver"
verbosity=3;
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 Vh uh,vh;              // unkown and test function.
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Since the identification of human bocavirus 1 in nasopharyngeal aspirates in 2005, evidence is increasing that the HBoV1, belonging to the *Bocaparvovirus* genus of the *Parvoviridae* family, is associated with respiratory tract infections and gastrointestinal infections ([@B2]; [@B10]). It is presumed that besides causing acute infections HBoV is persisting in a replicative but subclinical state, and is a pathogen rather than an innocent bystander ([@B21]). Previous studies suggest that HBoV is associated with some lung and colorectal tumors and prove that the bocavirus persistence is increased in cancer patients ([@B24]). In 20% of colorectal and lung cancers formalin-fixed paraffin-embedded (FFPE) tissues human bocavirus DNA could be detected. [@B15] revealed, that HBoV DNA commonly occurs in the serum of cancer patients and that the prevalence is significantly higher in


can persist in infected tonsil squamous cell carcinomas and chronic infected tonsils, similar to other oncogenic viruses, has to be discussed from different perspectives. One could indeed speculate that HBoV is only a harmless bystander, which just benefits of accelerated cell proliferation. The hypothesis that HBoV solely uses the cancer cells as their place of replication is supported by previous observations made with other parvoviruses. The majority of known parvoviruses is dependent on the cell cycle and are capable of replicating, probably exclusively, in actively replicating cells (in S phase). For this reason, they thrive in cancerous cells, often giving the false impression of being oncogenic ([@B3]). In addition, there is indeed a well-established relationship between cancer and parvoviruses but this is most likely the result of viralthe causative factor (zur Hausen and de Villiers, 2014). Therefore, the present study is a good indicator for the direction of further studies, highly desirable to elucidate the role of HBoV in pathogenesis of oropharyngeal cancer. Finally, the fact that no increased MSI is observed in tonsillar tumors makes it unlikely that the virus interacts directly with the host genome but more likely persists in episomal form.

Availability of Data and Materials
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The datasets used and/or analyzed during the current study are available from the corresponding author on reasonable request.

Author Contributions
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MH and VS performed culturing and infection experiments. MH and OS performed and analyzed FISH experiments. MH and SM were responsible for all clinical procedures. MB was responsible for all pathology-related diagnostics including tumor staging. OS and VS have planned


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:   microsatellite instability

[^1]: Edited by: Thomas Lion, St. Anna Kinderkrebsforschung, Children's Cancer Research Institute, Austria

[^2]: Reviewed by: Marta Canuti, Memorial University of Newfoundland, Canada; Jose Luiz Proenca-Modena, Universidade Estadual de Campinas, Brazil

[^3]: This article was submitted to Virology, a section of the journal Frontiers in Microbiology
is in person3:
            if person3 company name is in list of CompanyNames:
                df['persontype'] = 1
                df['affiliation'] = company name
            else:
                df['persontype'] = 0 #indicating a person in an unlisted company
                df['affiliation'] = 'Unlisted'

I know that's terrible to read, but I'm just starting out.


  karen cook, company c

Also, I have a list of companies
CompanyName
company a
company b
company d

What I think it means:
lastname = ['smith','jones','cook']
companies = ['company a','company b']
affiliations = {'matt smith':'company a','tom jones':'company b','karen cook':'company c'}

How I think it should be formatted
lastname = ['smith','jones','cook']
companies = ['company a','company b']
names = {'smith':'matt smith','jones':'tom jones','cook':'karen cook'}
affiliations = {'matt smith':'company a','tom jones':'company b','karen cook':'company c'}

Desired result
The idea is to provide the following output:
lastname  ...   persontype     affiliation
smith           1              company a
jones           1            Abstract

The overall metamorphic reaction in an impure calcite marble from the ultra-high pressure (UHP) zone at Changpu, eastern Dabie Shan, China, is partitioned into local reaction domains defined by isolated grains of omphacite, garnet, epidote, quartz and ilmenite within the calcite matrix. These reaction domains witness different stages of the metamorphic evolution. Chemically homogeneous omphacite in some instances has partial or complete coronas of quartz which are interpreted as a prograde phenomenon, i.e. caused by replacement of a plagioclase precursor by omphacite with increasing pressure. Rare relics of talc in epidote indicate that the first breakdown reaction during exhumation was talc + omphacite + garnet = amphibole + epidote ± quartz (still within the eclogite facies). During this early retrogression stage, omphacite was partially or completely rimmed by