0;

  strcat(currentPath, "/");
  strcat(currentPath, dit->d_name);

  /*If two directories exist at the same level the path
    is built wrong and needs to be corrected*/
  if((chdir(currentPath)) == -1){
    chdir("..");
    getcwd(currentPath, FILENAME_MAX);
    strcat(currentPath, "/");
    strcat(currentPath, dit->d_name);

    for(i = 0; i < depth; i++)
      printf ("    ");
    printf("%s (subdirectory)\n", dit->d_name);
    depth++;
    helper(dip, dit, statbuf, currentPath, depth, argv);
  }

  else{
    for(i =0; i < depth; i++)
      printf("    ");
    printf("%s (subdirectory)\n", dit->d_name);
    chdir(currentPath);
   depth++;
    helper(dip, dit, statbuf, currentPath, depth, argv);
  }

}

A:

You're using S_ISREG() and S_ISDIR() correctly, you're just using them on the wrong thing.
In your while((dit = readdir(dip)) != NULL) loop in main, you're calling stat on currentPath over and over again without changing currentPath:
if(stat(currentPath, &statbuf) == -1) {
    perror("stat");
    return errno;
}

Shouldn't you be appending a slash and dit->d_name to currentPath to get the full path to the file that you want to stat? Methinks that similar changes to your other stat calls are also needed.

A:

[Posted on behalf of fossuser] Thanks to "mu is too short" I was able to fix the bug.  Here is my working code has been edited in for those looking for a nice example


r'th term of 53, 368, 897, 1646, 2621, 3828, 5273, 6962?
r**3 + 101*r**2 + 5*r - 54
What is the x'th term of 121815, 243624, 365433, 487242, 609051?
121809*x + 6
What is the a'th term of -46460, -46457, -46454?
3*a - 46463
What is the y'th term of 9, -76, -209, -384, -595, -836?
y**3 - 30*y**2 - 2*y + 40
What is the o'th term of 736, 1431, 2090, 2713, 3300, 3851?
-18*o**2 + 749*o + 5
What is the r'th term of 107, 169, 189, 173, 127, 57?
r**3 - 27*r**2 + 136*r - 3
What is the a'th term of -614, -601, -578, -545, -502, -449?
5*a**2 - 2*a - 617
What is the v'th term of -3540, -14167, -31870, -56643, -88480, -127375?
v**3 - 3544*v**2 - 2*v + 5
What is the i'th term of -154, -242, -350,Iron-sulfur (FeS) clusters are ancient ubiquitous metalloprotein cofactors whose origins are thought to lay in the reducing environment of the early anaerobic biosphere. The transition to aerobic life has created several problems for FeS clusters by both limiting the bio-availability of iron due to oxidation and directly promoting the destruction of clusters with oxygen species such as superoxide and peroxide, which are by-products of aerobic respiration. This susceptibility has been leveraged by host defense mechanisms, which target FeS clusters as components through which to promote cell death. The components of FeS clusters, iron and sulfur, are highly toxic to cells and FeS clusters are formed by specific biosynthesis pathways such as the iscRSUhscBAfdx operon and sufABCDSE operon in Escherichia coli. Our long term goal is to determine a


on JavaScript. Media requires JavaScript to play. The therapy is already established as a medical technique. Researchers first used it when it was discovered that stroke patients with brain damage that left them unable to speak were still able to sing. Professor Schlaug explained that his was the first study to combine this therapy with brain imaging - "to show what is actually going on in the brain" as patients learn to sing their words. Making connections Most of the connections between brain areas that control movement and those that control hearing are on the left side of the brain. "But there's a sort of corresponding hole on the right side," said Professor Schlaug.

Music engages huge swathes of the brain - it's not just lighting up a spotin the auditory cortex

Dr Aniruddh Patel, neuroscientist

"For some reason, it's not as endowed with these connections, so the left side is used much more in speech. "If you damage the left side, the right side has trouble [fulfilling that role]." But as patients learn to put their words to melodies, the crucial connections form on the right side of their brains. Previous brain imaging studies have shown that this "singing centre" is overdeveloped in the brains of professional singers. During the therapy sessions, patients are taught to put their words to simple melodies. Professor Schlaug said that after a single session, a stroke patients who was are not able to form any intelligible words learned to say the phrase "I am thirsty" by combining each syllable with the


to ensure dog fighters pay for harming these animal victims. The charges are just starting to roll in:

Last week Pete Davis Jr. and Melvin L. Robinson, both of Kansas City, Kansas, were each charged in federal court with one count of transporting animals for participation in an animal fighting venture in interstate commerce. If convicted, they face up to five years in federal prison and a possible fine of up to $250,000.

“The case is not over yet—there’s still a lot of work to be done on the investigation side,” says Rickey, adding that he hopes to see more arrests in relation to this raid.

The ASPCA had been assisting the FBI, U.S. Attorney’s Office, Missouri State Highway Patrol and other law enforcement agencies with the planning of this large-scaleof them." "HOW?" "First I'll beat you, then we'll see how." "Will you do it?" "Holy shit." "Are you in bed already?" "Close it quickly so the flies don't get in." "There has to be a leak there." "Here?" "Yes." "Did you get the cloth?" "I got it." "I'm going to adjust this." "What year could this picture be from?" "1940?" "1930 at the latest?" "It's crazy how two people can be together forever." "In love until the day they die." "Maybe they had never even been with anyone before." "It's like their only love." "Give that a full turn, so you can seal it properly." "I love this one." "What's the name of their grandson?" "I don't know." "I don't think any tape mentions his name." "See


"It's not looking at us." "It doesn't look this way." "It's looking at us all the time." "No, Johnny." "What's the matter?" "I'm observing you obsessively." "Does it bother you?" "No." "Not here, Johnny." "Come on." "Axel won't know." "We said not inside the house." "I'm here, in the consulting room." "What a stupid idea." "Recording ourselves was Ana's idea." "I like how she draws." "I like how..." "I like her scent." "I like the way she kisses." "When all this is over," "I'd like to have a child with Ana." "Because I also have to tell this stuff to someone." "This is private!" "No, Johnny." "No, Johnny." "Not here." "Come on." "Axel won't know." "We said not inside the house." "Why did you record it?" "I won'tcertain point, that’s no longer true. Once wolves have a large enough interconnected population, removing one won’t matter to their conservation status. And thus many Oregon wolves, including OR7 and his pack, are probably, ecologically speaking, expendable.

But even if their ecological value isn’t especially high, their “social value” is, MacNulty says. Social value tends to be higher in new populations at the edge of wolves’ range. In Minnesota, where MacNulty worked for a decade, wolves were never eradicated, so they didn’t have to be reintroduced. “I don’t recall individuals having the kind of attention and press that individuals out West would get,” he says. “Maybe once you have established populations, these individuals lose their charm or notoriety.”

The draw of the individual is testified to by the popularity of


and then Angela up and down multiple levels of Evil Corp’s high-rise headquarters, out into the street and then back in during a chaotic riot, yet at the same time feels incredibly compact because of the caper movie-style premise of it: Elliot wakes up from a long stint as Mr. Robot to discover that 1) Mr. Robot and Tyrell are about to blow up the building he’s been trying to protect all season, which he can only stop if he has access to Evil Corp’s internal computers, and 2) He is about to be fired and kicked out of the building. We are with Elliot for every second of the story until things pass off to Angela, who’s on Mr. Robot’s team and terrified of the violence happeningSee 11 Stunning Photos of the Faces of the 2016 Afropunk Festival

A woman takes part in the Annual Afropunk Music festival in the borough of Brooklyn in New York City on Aug. 27, 2016.

A woman takes part in the Annual Afropunk Music festival in the borough of Brooklyn in New York City on Aug. 27, 2016. Eduardo Munoz—Reuters

Brooklyn's annual Afropunk festival was created in 2005 to celebrate the creativity that existed outside of the mainstream, predominantly white music industry, taking its name and inspiration from the cult classic documentary about black punks in the U.S. by James Spooner and produced by Matthew Morgan.

Festival attendees, however, will be the first to tell you that Afropunk is not just a festival, a documentary, or even a musical genre, but instead,


we all know about, and a quite obscure vibration measurement test (it's not widely described, but search for "vibration" here if interested).
Another data point: the only time I went on an inside tour of a working NPP (a VVER design) I noticed that one of their instruments in the control room was sometimes dipping into the redline area, and when I asked, we were told it's the vibrations indicator.
So all in all it seems that vibrations could be quite the hassle, and one has to wonder why they don't utilize the half- or one-third-speed approach, which will allow for 1500 or 1000 RPM on 50Hz grids.
It's evidently done on 60 Hz grids, for example the Bruce NPP's generator runs at 1800 RPM, and GE offers both half-speed andfull-speed generators (e.g. see here, pg. 22 and 23).
Question
So the technology to use lower generator speeds is there, but why is it only used for halving the speed, why not divide further? What are the downsides of lower speeds?
The question may be not appropriate for this StackExchange, as the reason may be purely materials/mechanical issue (less RPM needs higher torque, ...). I'm interested if there are EE reasons that make the higher RPM desirable.

A:

Steam turbines are more efficient at higher speeds.
If we are talking about hydro turbines, this approach works, and at hydropower plant you can meet 48-pair poles turbine running at 62.5RPM.


of the life insurance

proceeds between two competing claims for the benefit made by defendant Whitney O’Neal, the

ex-girlfriend of the decedent, and defendant Tessa Perkins, sister of the decedent and the

administrator of his estate.         Humana’s life insurance plan is regulated by the Employee

Retirement Income Security Act of 1974, and this action arises under 29 U.S.C.

§ 1132(a)(3)(B)(ii).

*
 The Honorable Robert H. Cleland, United States District Court Judge for the Eastern District of Michigan, sitting
by designation.
Case No. 17-5811, Humana Ins. Co. v. O’Neal, et al.

                                      O’Neal and Perkins as

defendants.1 In response, O’Neal filed a crossclaim against Perkins and a counterclaim against

Humana. O’Neal later voluntarily dismissed her crossclaim against Perkins. At the conclusion

of discovery, the matter culminated in a Motion for Judgment on the Record by O’Neal,

Humana’s Motion to Dismiss O’Neal’s Counterclaim, Humana’s Motion for Attorney Fees, a

Motion for Summary Judgment by Perkins, and a Motion for Judgment on the Pleadings by

O’Neal. The district court granted Humana’s motion to dismiss and denied its motion for

attorney fees, granted Perkins’ motion for summary judgment, and denied O’Neal’s motion for

judgment on the pleadings and motion for judgment on the record. Humana Ins. Co. of Ky. v.

O’Neal, No. 16-cv-173, 2017 WL 3015173 (E.D. Ky. July 14, 2017). This appeal followed.


                                                         II.

           Although O’Neal’s brief on appeal does not outline her issues on appeal with precision, it

appears that she challenges the district court’s opinion and order on the following grounds:

(1) Humana should not have been allowed to bring an interpleader action; (2) Humana failed to

exhaust administrative remedies before bringing the interpleader action; (3) the district court

should not have allowed any discovery; (4)basic life insurance coverage is available to all full-time employees. The

employee does not need to participate in open enrollment to receive coverage. If an employee

does not participate in open enrollment and designate a beneficiary, the life insurance coverage is

not waived and the death benefit is distributed in accordance with the Plan—to the surviving

spouse or the estate, at the option of the Plan administrator.

       The undisputed facts of this case establish that decedent enrolled in Humana’s basic

group life insurance plan in 2014 and designated O’Neal as the sole beneficiary. Screenshots of

the computer screen that decedent submitted during open enrollment in 2014 show that in the

“Life Coverage” section, “Whitney Oneal [sic]—100%” is listed under the “Primary

Beneficiary” designation. The facts also show that he did


Expression of cell growth and bone specific genes at single cell resolution during development of bone tissue-like organization in primary osteoblast cultures.
Primary cultures of calvarial derived normal diploid osteoblasts undergo a developmental expression of genes reflecting growth, extracellular matrix maturation, and mineralization during development of multilayered nodules having a bone tissue-like organization. Scanning electron microscopy of the developing cultures indicates the transition from the uniform distribution of cuboidal osteoblasts to multilayered nodules of smaller cells with a pronounced orientation of perinodular cells towards the apex of the nodule. Ultrastructural analysis of the nodule by transmission electron microscopy indicates that the deposition of mineral is confined to the extracellular matrix where cells appear more osteocytic. The cell body contains rough endoplasmic reticulum and golgi, while these intracellular organelles arearound the world.

Much of the larger discussion about speaking across America’s yawning political divide has involved an assurance that we’re really not as far apart as we think we are when it comes to some issues. Talking to our neighbors, spending time in our communities, is all it takes to find the truth in this statement. As a people, we also love the distraction of entertainment, and we find our entertainers endlessly fascinating. Thus when Jones admitted he was looking more toward the artists, poets and mystics for conversations on his series, his bosses likely gave him a thumbs up. Distraction from the unrelenting distress created in part by CNN's news cycle is a smart sales pitch. Dialing it back is healthy; tuning out entirely is not. Presenting


Sarah Silverman’s “I Love You, America” to exist on Hulu is to allow the comedian to explore and portray all the ways that it’s possible for Americans to live in harmony and accept one another’s differences. She did this by venturing into deep red state territory as well as by hitching rides with families driving across midtown Manhattan, all with a smile and an air of innocent curiosity.

When she holds forth on a topic, she does so with the same soft kindness — for example, when she explains why “America First” jingoism is not in alignment with loving the country.

“The difference between loving America and ‘U.S.A. Is Number One!’ is like the difference between a desire for progress and change versus ‘we’re perfect and we’ll never change,’ whichinvolved the plaintiff's purported attendance problems in 1993 and 1994. The plaintiff's chief supervisor allegedly called the plaintiff's EMT unit on at least two occasions to check on the plaintiff's attendance. In another incident or series of incidents, the plaintiff's name failed to appear on an attendance roster on an unspecified number of occasions.
In 1994, the plaintiff was reassigned to a new supervisor, Mr. Jerome Stocks, ostensibly because of the plaintiff's attendance problems. According to the plaintiff, Mr. Stocks called her a "habitual liar." Also in 1994, various of the plaintiff's requests for leave were denied, and the plaintiff was repeatedly placed on AWOL status. Finally, during some unspecified period of time, the plaintiff was the subject of "rumors" that she was "real easy" and a "whore." The


the District of Columbia based solely on the unreported co-worker incidents. Under these particular circumstances, the plaintiff had a duty to report the co-worker harassment, but she did not. See 29 C.F.R. § 1604.11(d) (employer is liable for co-worker harassment "where the employer (or its agents or supervisory employees) knows or should have known of the conduct, unless it can be shown that it took immediate and appropriate corrective action"); accord Doe v. R.R. Donnelley, 42 F.3d at 446; Katz v. Dole, 709 F.2d 251, 255 (4th Cir.1983).
Notwithstanding the defendants' alleged misconduct, which the Court condemns, it nevertheless is bound by the law, and accordingly will grant the defendants' motion for partial summary judgment on the plaintiff's claim for sexual harassment. However, the plaintiff's claim for retaliation asregarding all discovery disputes" by October 31, 1996. Had the defendants promptly communicated with the plaintiff, they could have met and conferred about the report and still would have had time to file a motion to compel production of a supplemental report. Moreover, the defendants could have noticed Dr. Berry's deposition at any time. Consequently, the defendants' assertion of "significant[] prejudice" is utterly disingenuous. The Court will not strike Dr. Berry's testimony due to the inadequate expert report.
The defendants also request that the Court preclude the plaintiff from calling in her case in chief any witnesses that purportedly were not reasonably identified in response to Defendants' Interrogatory No. 7. Boiled down to its essence, Interrogatory No. 7 asked the plaintiff to identify all persons she believed had information


Q:

OSX: proc_pidinfo returns 0 for other user's processes

I need to get some information (PID, UID, GID, process name) about running processes on Mac OSX. I tried proc_pidinfo. For my own processes it works fine. However, for processes owned by other users, 0 is returned. There's no documentation for this function, but according to information found on Internet, it's supposed to return number of bytes written into provided buffer. Calling this function on other user's processes returns 0, which means that no information was provided.
Example:
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <unistd.h>

#include <libproc.h>

int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
    pid_t pid;
    struct proc_bsdinfo proc;

    if (argc == 2)
        pid = atoi(argv[1]);
    else

539 So.2d 491 (1989)
Donald JACKSON, Appellant,
v.
STATE of Florida, Appellee.
No. 87-456.
District Court of Appeal of Florida, Second District.
January 18, 1989.
Rehearing Denied March 22, 1989.
James Marion Moorman, Public Defender, Bartow, and Brad Permar, Asst. Public Defender, Clearwater, for appellant.
Robert A. Butterworth, Atty. Gen., Tallahassee, and Candance M. Sunderland, Asst. Atty. Gen., Tampa, for appellee.
HALL, Judge.
Donald Jackson appeals from his judgment and sentences for ten counts of robbery, two counts of grand theft, and one count of violating the Florida RICO (Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organization) Act, section 895.03, Florida Statutes (1985). We reverse in part and affirm in part.
The appellant, Donald Jackson, was initially charged in January 1986 with armed robbery and grand theft. The state filed a notice of intent to use "Williams Rule" evidence for eight similar robberies


in north Tampa. The robberies occurred on different days between November 10, 1985, and January 12, 1986, at a Burger King, a Pizza Hut, a Kentucky Fried Chicken, a Red Lobster Inn, Domino's Pizza restaurants, and Circle K and Star Station convenience stores. On July 30, 1986, the state filed a thirteen-count information charging the appellant with racketeering in violation of the RICO Act, eight counts of armed robbery with a firearm, one count of attempted armed robbery, one count of armed robbery with a weapon, and two counts of grand theft of a motor vehicle.
The appellant moved to dismiss, alleging Florida's RICO Act "was not intended or designed to address the situation involved in this case."
The trial court denied the appellant's motion to dismiss and his motionon the basis of purposive sampling technique. Mean age was 21.43 +/- 8.3 years. Of the total, 55% were male and 45% were female. Post-operative pain was comparable between the two groups. Four patients had secondary haemorrhage--three in the antibiotic group, and one in the non-antibiotic group. Mean day of normal activities and normal diet intake was almost the same in both groups. Unscheduled hospital visits were 6.9% in the antibiotic group, and 3.3% in the non-antibiotic group. The study showed that antibiotics did not have any significant impact in reducing the post-tonsillectomy morbidities.


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-(void) Name1:(id)Arg1 Name2:(id)Arg2{}
-(void) Name1:(id) Name2:(id)Arg2 {} // expected-warning {{'Name2' used as the name of the previous parameter rather than as part of the selector}} \
					// expected-note {{introduce a parameter name to make 'Name2' part of the selector}} \
 					// expected-note {{or insert whitespace before ':' to use 'Name2' as parameter name and have an empty entry in the selector}}
-(void) Name1:(id)Arg1 Name2:(id)Arg2 Name3:(id)Arg3 {}
-(void) Name1:(id)Arg1 Name2:(id) Name3:(id)Arg3 {} // expected-warning {{'Name3' used as the name of the previous parameter rather than as part of the selector}} \
					// expected-note {{introduce a parameter name to make 'Name3' part of the selector}} \
 					// expected-note {{or insert whitespace before ':' to use 'Name3' as parameter name and have an empty entry in the selector}}
- method:(id)firstcreate with Shimira Williams, the creator of The Beauty of S.T.E.M. initiative.

12:30 PM – 1:20 PM Lunch

1:20 PM – 2:50 PM Session 3

Youth Voice (Experiential Learning Track)

Are you providing young people with authentic, meaningful choices throughout your program? Does your program reflect the input of the youth involved? Research shows that quality programs incorporate youth input at both activity and organizational levels. This workshop will emphasize the importance of offering real choices and meaningful participation to youth, and nurturing youth leadership. This interactive workshop is focused on providing meaningful choice within activities and opportunities for youth input within the youth program itself.

The compassion many of us feel for those we help can affect us in both positive and negative ways. Overcoming Compassion Fatigue is designed to encourage caregivers


Plasma levels of arginine vasopressin elevated in patients with major depression.
Mentally healthy subjects show increased plasma concentrations of the neuropeptides, arginine vasopressin (AVP) and oxytocin (OT), under conditions of stress, but data are lacking about plasma concentrations of AVP and OT in patients with major depression. We thus assessed plasma concentrations of AVP and OT in patients with major depression (n = 52) and healthy controls (n = 37). Mean plasma AVP concentrations were higher in the group of depressed patients than in controls. A subgroup of 16 patients showed very high levels of plasma AVP, but no other feature differentiating this subgroup from the other patients was found. In-patients showed higher plasma AVP levels than out-patients, and melancholic patients had higher plasma AVP levels than did nonmelancholicvalue indicating more coherent organization. The optimized 30-minute protocol limited the NODDI model to a 2-shell 90-direction DWI acquisition, which has been shown to produce reliable NODDI maps ([@bb7]). Recent applications of NODDI that have provided encouraging results are from patients with multiple sclerosis ([@bb9]; [@bb10]), focal cortical dysplasia ([@bb11]; [@bb12]), neurofibromatosis ([@bb11]), healthy newborn brain ([@bb14]), as well as in the spinal cord ([@bb15]). These results are all at 3 T, and the method has not yet been investigated at 7 T, or in patients with brain tumors. The technique is enticing for the evaluation of patients with glioma, in that we hypothesize that changes in vasogenic edema would be reflected in the free water compartment ([@bb16]), and changes in cell density would be associated with changes in the


diffusion models to provide improved characterization of tissue composition is a promising technique for evaluating lesion heterogeneity in patients with glioma. The application of these models has typically been limited by the need to acquire a large number of diffusion directions at high b-values which is not feasible in clinical settings ([@bb37] [@bb38]). In this study, we demonstrated the feasibility of acquiring multishell diffusion weighted data in the whole brain using the multiband technique within the same acquisition time that has been used to acquire routine DTI. The resulting data were fitted with both NODDI and standard DTI models. Our results showed that the NODDI maps were able to provide unique contrast within the T2L and are likely to provide information that is complementary to FA and ADC.

MajorExample embodiments relate to semiconductor memory devices, and more particularly, to stack array structures for semiconductor memory devices.
Semiconductor memory devices are generally classified as either volatile memory devices which lose stored data in the absence of applied power, or non-volatile memory devices which retain stored data when applied power is turned off or otherwise interrupted. The NAND flash memory device is widely used among the class of non-volatile memory devices. Generally, however, it is relatively difficult to increase the degree of integration of a NAND flash memory device. This is at least partly the result of channel length limitations of cell transistors and limitations relating to minimum sense currents in a NAND flash memory device.


The loss of Christopher Hitchens leaves the world a far poorer place, but perhaps Salman Rushdie's tribute to him – "A great voice falls silent. A great heart stops" – is only half right. Of course we can only imagine what he would have gone on to say if he had been spared another day, another week or another year, but a voice like that of Hitchens never really falls silent.

Readers around the world will be turning to their shelves today to consult his elegant memoir, Hitch-22, his anti-religious polemic, God Is Not Great, and his campaigner's manual, Letters to a Young Contrarian, but in the age of the internet, a writer as prolific as Hitchens leaves pearls everywhere.

Of course he's in the Guardian, reflecting on the treatmentof journalism in fiction, defending his friend Martin Amis, hymning Brideshead Revisited and examining the decade since 9/11.

But here he is in Vanity Fair, too, with his "first raw reactions to being stricken" with cancer of the oesophagus, his analysis of Everybody Pray for Hitchens Day, and his final meditation on the myth of Friedrich Nietzsche's maxim "Whatever doesn't kill me makes me stronger." Here he is, too, reviewing Hilary Mantel's Wolf Hall in the Atlantic and reacting to Tony Blair's faith foundation in the New Statesman.

Never camera-shy, he also leaves his legacy on celluloid too. Highlights include his Freedom Festival lecture on "the Jesus myth", his interview with Anderson Cooper on god and cancer on CNN, and various highlights packages of his finest, pithiest, most caustic moments.

On


continence was achieved in 36 patients (97.2%) and nighttime continence was achieved in 35 (95%). Two patients (5%) needed clean intermittent catheterization. A total of 35 patients (95%) stated that they maintained erectile function, including 28 (76%) without oral drugs. A significant decrease in the median International Index of Erectile Function score from baseline was noted 2 years after surgery (25 vs 21). A total of 32 patients (86%) had an International Index of Erectile Function score of greater than 17 at 2 years after cystectomy. Median scores on the International Continence Society male short form questionnaires did not show any significant difference before and after surgery. Prostate specific antigen was lower than 0.2 ng/ml in all cases. The main criticism about so-called sexuality sparing cystectomy has beenReading is a creative process just as writing is. discuss this statement

Reading is a creative process just as writing is. discuss this statement, Introduction to academic writing previous discuss the reading on a class discussion board or most people have used this creative process in one way or.

Long before they can exhibit reading and writing learning to read and write: what research reveals by: help to master the complexities of the writing process. Browse and read writers dreaming dreamers writing 25 writers discuss dreams and the discuss dreams and the creative process by reading this just click and. The outline below is just an example the points you want to discuss can be in a different order, as long as you have writing the statement. Each of these


Q:

How can I execute multiple Oracle SQL statements with .NET

As a part of our build process we want to execute SQL Scripts consisting of DDL and DML statements against a fresh database instance.
ADO.NET Connection/Command can't handle this without parsing and splitting the scripts.
The sqlplus command line utility can execute scripts only interactively, and isn't suited for batch usage.
What am I missing? How can one execute sql scripts when using oracle?

A:

Why do you believe that the SQLPlus utility isn't suited for batch usage?  It's pretty common to use it for running these sorts of scripts-- you can pass the script to SQLPlus when you invoke it if you'd like, i.e.
sqlplus scott/tiger@someDatabase @someScript.sql

That is a pretty common way of deploying builds.
If the problemsuggests hostility towards Wynn by the current Mills controlling faction. He was apparently never directly informed Mills had served a three-day "Notice to Quit" on Gulf or commenced the unlawful detainer action. But he was present at a board of directors meeting where retention of a law firm in contemplation of litigation was authorized. When deposed, Eugenia Moore testified Wynn improperly executed the consent without her signature as corporate secretary and discussed the matter with Barrow without formal notice to her. Robert Moore, during his deposition, similarly condemned Wynn's actions.
Further, at Wynn's deposition, Mills' counsel sat across the table from Wynn, while at the Moore's depositions, Mills' counsel sat next to them. Wynn did not have a lawyer at the deposition. Mills' counsel called examination of Wynn "cross-examination."


Obledo (1983) 33 Cal.3d 348, 355 [188 Cal. Rptr. 873, 657 P.2d 365].)
First, we conclude Smaltz's contact with Wynn was improper. At least it was wrong, as we shall discuss, without first obtaining a court order so any contact, if permitted, could accommodate Wynn's dual role as a pivotal witness and an ongoing director. Thus, relying largely on Chronometrics, Inc. v. Sysgen, Inc., supra, 110 Cal. App.3d 597, we affirm that portion of the order disqualifying Smaltz. (3a) However, we also limit the relief to that given in Chronometrics. Hence, we conclude it was an abuse of discretion to disqualify Smaltz's law firm. (See id., at p. 608; see also William H. Raley Co. v. Superior Court, supra, 149 Cal. App.3d 1042, 1049; Chambers v. Superior Court (1981)we draw the same conclusion. The trial court was justified in finding he might possess an unfair advantage, for which he was properly disqualified. As we emphasized earlier, even if corporate counsel had a conflict vis-a-vis Wynn as an individual in this litigation, Smaltz should have obtained a court order to permit ex parte contact if the court deemed it appropriate. In short, Smaltz directly created the predicament of which he and his clients now complain. Consequently, we discern no unfairness in prohibiting his further participation in the litigation. The trial court's order was proper in this respect.

V
(3b) However, balancing the competing interests (William H. Raley Co. v. Superior Court, supra, 149 Cal. App.3d 1042, 1048), we conclude disqualification of Smaltz's entire firm was an abuse of discretion


using such information in the conduct of this litigation. Any doubts as to the use of any information will be resolved by the Court pursuant to in-camera proceedings."
To the extent the order prohibits Smaltz from any communication, the order is proper because he has been disqualified. We cannot assume compliance with this restriction is unrealistic. (See, e.g., Chambers v. Superior Court, supra, 121 Cal. App.3d 893, 903.)
Beyond that, as a suppression order, the quoted language is at best unworkable, as both sides appear to at least tacitly recognize. It is unclear whether the order purports to place the information discovered during the interview forever beyond the reach of Thrifty, Golden West and Gulf. As we shall discuss, such a remedy is inappropriate.
As a blanket order suppressing "everything" ityour story." "The amulet around your neck." "It makes us allies against the same enemy who covets it as much as I." "Fate, destiny have brought us together." "I would like to think so." "Why?" "Our country is being choked alive by a great evil visited upon us by Prince Koura." "Koura." "The one who attacked me." "A man versed in every black art and dedicated to bringing this domain under his power." "Please." "I have an equally strange tale to tell." "When our sultan died without a son he made me his grand vizier, heir to mo things the mo being part of one great, mighty secret." "What are these mo things you speak of?" "You shall see." "Here is the first." "These pictures tell the story


"Every man must carry his own weight and more." "There's water down there." "There's water ever here!" "We're at sea!" "This boy's a genius." "I remember my father's shop my father coming out...." "Father!" "This was his idea, wasn't it?" "A quick run round the harbor to sober up." "Clear the cobwebs away." "All right." "The sea breeze is beautiful." "Cobwebs are all gone." "Now we can go home." "We're on-course now." "You're with us all the way." "All the way?" "Oh, well." "I suppose things could be worse." "A couple of days away from home isn't too bad." "A couple of weeks?" "A month?" "More than a month?" "Or mo, three years perhaps." "Two or three years?" "But I'll be an old man by then." "I'll beSinbad." "What you cannot see, you cannot kill." "I congratulate you, captain." "Your sword arm is excellent but your eyes betray you for now you cannot see me at all." "For all your strength, you are helpless." "As helpless as a child." "I can kill you anytime, captain." "Anytime." "Am I here or right beside you?" "You cannot kill me, but I can destroy you." "All of you!" "A crown of untold riches." "Your Majesty are you not the true and worthy successor to the throne of Marabia?" "And has not Allah delivered this to rest upon your head?" "Praise be to Allah, the All-merciful." "I can't understand." "Sinbad, why did you do it?" "Give away a whole kingdom, priceless treasure." "Why?" "I value freedom." "A king is


documentation[/module]
		[fnc]$mediaplayer.mrl[/fnc], [cmd]mediaplayer.playMrl[/cmd],
		[cmd]mediaplayer.play[/cmd], [fnc]$mediaplayer.nowPlaying[/fnc],
		[fnc]$mediaplayer.artist[/fnc],
		[fnc]$mediaplayer.artist[/fnc],
		[fnc]$mediaplayer.year[/fnc], [fnc]$mediaplayer.comment[/fnc]
*/

MP_KVS_SIMPLE_STRING_FUNCTION(mediaType, mediaType)

/*
	@doc: mediaplayer.bitRate
	@type:
		function
	@title:
		$mediaplayer.bitRate
	@short:
		Returns the bit rate of the current song
	@syntax:
		$mediaplayer.bitRate
	@description:
		Returns the bit rate (in bits/sec) of the multimedia file being played by the
		remote instance of the media player.This function is not granted
		to work with all the player interfaces and all the media types so
		you may get -1 or 0 in return sometimes.[br]
		Take a look at the [module:mediaplayer]mediaplayer module documentation[/module]
		for more details about how it works.[br]
	@seealso:
		[module:mediaplayer]media player module documentation[/module]
		[fnc]$mediaplayer.mrl[/fnc], [cmd]mediaplayer.playMrl[/cmd],
		[cmd]mediaplayer.play[/cmd], [fnc]$mediaplayer.nowPlaying[/fnc],
		[fnc]$mediaplayer.artist[/fnc], [fnc]$mediaplayer.artist[/fnc],
		[fnc]$mediaplayer.year[/fnc], [fnc]$mediaplayer.comment[/fnc],
		[fnc]$mediaplayer.sampleRate[/fnc],
		[fnc]$mediaplayer.length[/fnc],
		[fnc]$mediaplayer.position[/fnc]
*/

MP_KVS_SIMPLE_INT_FUNCTION(bitRate, bitRate)

/*
	@doc: mediaplayer.sampleRate
	@type:
		function
	@title:
		$mediaplayer.sampleRate
	@short:
		Returns the sample rate of the current song
	@syntax:
		$mediaplayer.sampleRate
	@description:
		Returns the sample rate (in Hz) of the multimedia file being played by the
		remote instance of the media player.This function is not granted
		to work with all the player interfaces and all the media types so
		you may get [b]-1[/b] or [b]0[/b] in return sometimes.[br]
		Take a look\[Genbank: ACP41107.1 <http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/protein/227809834>\] representative for the new strain. Sequence analysis was carried out following an established protocol using the ANNIE resource \[[@B4],[@B5]\]. The 469 amino acid long neuraminidase (NA) protein (Figure [1](#F1){ref-type="fig"}) is essential for release of the viral particle from the outer membrane of infected cells by cleaving sialic acid from host glycoproteins that are recognized by the viral hemagglutinin \[[@B6]\]. As a type II transmembrane protein, it is N-terminally attached to the membrane \[[@B7]\]. It consists of a tiny cytoplasmic tail at the N-terminus (residues 1 to 6) \[[@B8]\] followed by the transmembrane region (residues 7 to 34) that is also responsible for translocation of the protein \[[@B9]\].

![**Domain architecture (drawn with <http://au.expasy.org/tools/mydomains/>)**. Besides the labelled domains (TM \... transmembrane), grey lollipops indicate known and putative glycosylation


generation (same for maximum parsimony or neighbour joining trees with JTT distance and gamma-distributed variable rates). The 2009 NA is part of a cluster of avian-like swine flu H1N1 strains predominantly found in European pigs. However, previous examples of human infections from swine flu are also part of the same cluster, for example from 2005 in Thailand \[[@B27]\]. This indicates that, similar to the current outbreak, closely related H1N1 strains have crossed species boundaries on previous occasions as also evidenced by further reports in the literature \[[@B28]-[@B30]\].

![**Phylogenetic tree of neuraminidase protein sequences of the N1 subtype family**.](1745-6150-4-18-3){#F3}

Moreover, neuroaminidases of these new H1N1 swine flu examples are more similar to H5N1 avian flu strains than other H1N1 variants found in the Americas or than that of the historic strainsfor 3D visualization of the neuraminidase structure models with mapping of drug and antibody recognition sites on the supplementary webpage <http://mendel.bii.a-star.edu.sg/SEQUENCES/H1N1/>.

Abbreviations
=============

NA: neuraminidase; HA: hemagglutinin.

Competing interests
===================

The authors declare that they have no competing interests.

Authors\' contributions
=======================

SMS did the alignments and phylogenetic trees. FLS contributed the domain architecture analysis and helped with the phylogenetic analysis. MJ did the structural models and conservation mapping. RLTC contributed the study on antigenic regions and the Jmol visualization on the webpage. SMS and FE wrote the manuscript; all authors approved the final version.

Reviewers\' comments
====================

Reviewer 1
----------

Sandor Pongor, International Centre for Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology, Trieste, Italy

*In this work, the authors carry out a predictive analysis of the \"2009 H1N1\" (swine or Mexican flu) influenza A virus strain, based on phylogenetic analysis and 3D homology modelling. The


rates to see if the clustering remains the same or changes drastically*.

### Response

We confirmed that the tree clustering inside the N1 subtype family is robust regarding different tree generation methods and added this also to the text. We also provide the suggested JTT distance tree with variable rates as supplementary at <http://mendel.bii.a-star.edu.sg/SEQUENCES/H1N1/>.

*\" This indicates that, similar to the current outbreak, scenarios of breaches in the species barrier between human and pigs have already arisen out of closely related H1N1 strains as also evidenced by further reports in the literature*\[[@B26],[@B27]\].*\" The wording of this sentence is somewhat unclear. It appears that the authors wish to state that H1N1 like strains have crossed species boundaries on other occasions, but this is not necessarily clear in the sentence*.

### Response

changed to \"Thisthat the Debaters' 3 central question occasions a "merely verbal", or "shallow", or "nonsubstantive", or "pointless" dispute. Debaters tend to think that Dividers are avoiding an important, substantive debate and instead trafficking in concepts of derivative importance or dubious connection to reality. But things are slightly more complicated than just "Debaters vs. Dividers". For one thing, there are different reasons why any given Debater or Divider might focus on the question she does. The grounds may be conceptual; a Debater might assume that there's a univocal sense of "ought" or "a reason", while a Divider might deny this. Or the grounds may be metaphysical; a Divider might assume that there are both subjective and objective reasons, while a Debater might allege that reasons of at least one of


wars to drag on. Nor are meta-ethicists apt to take up arms for one side against the other. Meta-ethics tends to focus on normative concepts and properties generally rather than on specifically subjective or objective normative concepts and properties. So I thought the best use of an article like this would be to discuss what's largely missing from the literature but on the minds of many of its contributors: Which of these divergent streams of inquiry is tackling the issues correctly? Of the many considerations that may be marshalled for either side, I want to focus on two. First, appeals are made on both sides to the action-guiding role we want concepts like that of a reason to play. Dividers will typically say that in guiding our actionsmake you late, and you wonder what you should do. Here, the notion of should at play seems to be a more subjective one. You are wondering what to do, given that there's some chance that stopping for coffee and being on time are mutually exclusive. It bears mentioning what notion of "chance" is used here. Some may say it is 4 subjective probability, i.e. degree-of-belief. But this doesn't seem quite right. If someone who is certain doesn't ask herself what to do given her beliefs, why would somone who is uncertain ask herself what to do given her degrees of belief ? Why would uncertainty cause you to assign practical signifance to your own mind? It is better to think of things like this: When I have


that, contra the Divider's suggestion, we cannot guide our actions under either certainty or uncertainty by either objective or subjective notions - that instead, she must employ in all contexts a specifically "practical" notion that cannot be identified with either the subjective or objective one. What motivates this suggestion is that, unless there is a practical "ought" to arbitrate between or supercede the subjective and objective "oughts", the agent she will face "deontic dilemmas" in cases where subjective normativity points one way and objective normativity points another. But we need to be careful here. That subjective and objective reasons can favor different actions does not mean that they can appear do so from the agent's perspective. Of course, we are familiar with cases in which reasons may bemy answer cannot, on pain of obvious incoherence, be anything other than "A". So no conflict from my perspective here. And now suppose I am uncertain whether I objectively ought to do A or to do B. Then I can't guide myself by my objective "ought"-thoughts. They don't "point" me towards either action. This means that if I then go on to form a view about what I subjectively ought to do, that view will guide me. No conflict from my perspective here, either. We might say that subjective reasons are "transparent" to objective ones from the subject's perspective, just as (and because) a good try is transparent to a well-executed action, and just as my believing that P is transparent to P. So it seems that agents


Prescribe A, Prescribe C}. She is, however, certain that she objectively oughtn't to prescribe A, and that she objectively ought to prescribe B or objectively ought to prescribe C. Furthermore, we may say she is certain that she subjectively ought to prescribe A. So doesn't she face what she regards as a deontic conflict, with objective reasons pointing away from A and either toward B or toward C, and subjective reasons pointing toward A? And won't she face a further question of what she ought to do in light of this conflict - one that is answerable only in terms of a specifically practical "ought" that is distinct from either the subjective or the objective one? 10 Well, that's not what my phenomenology suggests. I imagine myself inJill's circumstances asking what to do, not getting an answer, asking myself what to do given that it's unclear what I ought to do, getting an answer ("Prescribe A"), and then just doing that action in a way that seems fully guided and intelligible and in no way "alien". There is simply no need for any further "arbitration". If called upon to justify why I stop there and act, I would say something like this: Subjective normative questions are about how best to take into account the various ways the world might be vis a vis what is objectively significant - in this case, the patient's health. In saying that I subjectively ought to prescribe A, I've already taken into account that it's certainly not the best for


no determinate truths about what it's right simpliciter to do. These are cases to which there is no uniquely correct projection of the concept 'right' - cases where, we might say, "'right' goes on holiday". 20! Let us consider one last way of spinning the charge of nonsubstantivity. One sometimes hears the claim that we "could say" of someone who unknowingly harms another that he did wrong, but that we also "could say" that he did not do wrong. Now, one reason we could say either is that neither is favored by the evidence; another reason we could say either is that there is no fact of the matter which is true. We have already covered these reasons. But perhaps we should read this locution instead as expressinghave 'compatibilist free will' and 'incompatibilist free will', and then call the whole thing off." Parties to this debate will reply: "Yes, that would be fine if free will were not so intimately connected with important things like punishment, blame, and so forth. But it is." But this will prompt the retort: "No doubt these are important practical questions. But then why talk about free will at all? Why not just cut to the chase and talk about who we should punish and who we should blame, and cast the rest of this to the flames?" It should be clear that we are now squarely in the realm of substantive normative ethics, focused as we are on what the propriety of various practices and attitudes depends on. These


as we've seen, the Debaters' debates are arguably highly relevant to the former, and probably not directly relevant to the latter. For a different explanation of the same sociological phenomenon, see Feldman (1988). Philosophy, 5/3: 1-24. Lord, Errol (forthcoming) 'Acting for the Right Reasons, Abilities, and Obligation', in Oxford Studies in Metaethics, Volume 10. Mason, Elinor (2013), 'Objectivism and Prospectivism about Rightness', Journal of Ethics and Social Philosophy 7/2: 1-21. Moore, G.E. (1912) Ethics (2005) (Oxford University Press). Moran, Richard (2001) Authority and Estrangement (Harvard University Press). Moss, Sarah (2013) 'Epistemology Formalized', Philosophical Review 122/1: 1-43. Oddie, Graham and Peter Menzies (1992) 'An Objectivist's Guide to Subjective Value', Ethics, 102/3: 511-33. Parfit, Derek (2011) On What Matters (Oxford University Press). Ross, W.D. (1939) Foundations of Ethics (2000) (OxfordUniversity Press). Schroeder, Mark (2009) 'Means-end coherence, stringency, and subjective reasons', Philosophical Studies, 143/2: 223–48. Sepielli, Andrew (2012) 'Subjective Normativity and Action Guidance', in Oxford Studies in Normative Ethics, Volume 2, M. Timmons (ed.) (Oxford University Press). -- (2014a) 'What to Do When You Don't Know What to Do When You Don't Know What to Do', Nous, 47/1: 521-44. -- (2014b) 'Should You Look Before You Leap?' The Philosophers' Magazine, 66/3: 89-93. Sider, Ted (2011) Writing the Book of the World (Oxford University Press). Sidgwick, Henry (1874) Methods of Ethics (1981) (Hackett Publishing). Smith, Holly (2010) 'Subjective Rightness', Social Philosophy and Policy 27/2: 64-110. Swanson, Eric (2009) 'How Not to Theorize about the Language of Subjective Uncertainty', in Epistemic Modality, A. Egan and B. Weatherson (eds.) (Oxford University


understanding of genotype-phenotype relationship is far from complete. Biomolecules (genes, RNA, proteins, metabolites) interact with each other and environmental factors in order to accomplish various biological processes. Representing these interactions as biological networks (metabolic, protein-protein interactions, gene regulatory, co-expression) and their analyses provide insights in finding genes associated with cellular processes such as immune response, signalling pathways or with a complex disease like cancer [1].

Currently, 20,231 proteins of the human proteome have been identified [2] but the landscape of their interactions is only partially known. Protein interactions may be physical when their amino acid residues physically interact through electrostatic forces like hydrophobic or functional interactions when a protein influences the activity of another protein through regulation, co-expression, or some other genetic interaction [3, 4] (Fig. 1). Large scaleand cellular locations approximately 1.4 times more, than those in physical and functional binary PPIN.

Functional homogeneity analysis (Tables 4 and 5) shows Physical PPIN modules to be more specific than functional networks, in case of molecular functions as compared to bioprocesses and cellular localizations. Overall, homogeneity and heterogeneity values are not much different when weighted interactions are considered, indicating that topological modules are more resilient to edge weights when functional annotations are considered. We also conclude that topological modules in PPIN are more homogeneous and specific in molecular functions, and less homogeneous (diverse) in terms of biological processes. This is in agreement with the fact that a biological process may involve multiple sets of molecular functions and thus functional modules map to a number of molecular functions but


kinetic energy operator was separable. However, those symmetries are not at play here; the distortion potential is a function of both coordinates and the kinetic energy operator is not separable. Thus, an alternative method must be employed. The alternative chosen here is a basis set expansion. The main difficulty faced when trying to expand $\Psi$ in a complete set is that, to our knowledge, there is no known set of functions $\{\varphi_k\}$ orthogonal over $\Sigma$, i.e., where $$\int_\Sigma{\sigma_1\sigma_2\varphi_j^*(\theta,s)\varphi_k(\theta,s)=\delta_{jk}}
\eqno (27)$$ 6 ptholds true. To overcome this difficulty, we make use of the Gram-Schmidt procedure \[23\] extended to two dimensions. We choose as our original basis the set of$\ (2M+1)N $ functions $$\xi_j(\theta,s)\equiv\xi_{mn}(\theta,s)=e^{im\theta}\sin{n\pi
s\over L}$$ where$\ L $ is the length of the tube,$\
m=-M,\ldots,-1,0,1,\ldots,M $,$\ n=1,\ldots,N$, and$\
|j=1\rangle\equiv |m=-M,n=1\rangle $,$\ |j=2\rangle\equiv
|m=-M+1,n=1\rangle $,$\ldots$,illegal mining has developed around the old soviet-owned coal mine in Nalaikh. Fatal accidents take place at a higher rate in these mines than in the infamously deadly China mines, as private operators seek to maximise profits by avoiding expenses on safety gear and equipment.

Story Developing Mongolia's coal industry

Officially, a dozen miners die in the Nalaikh mine tunnels each year. However, since Nalaikh lies largely beyond the authorities’ control, it is impossible to ascertain how many people are buried in the makeshift pits – many of which lack even the basic safety feature of timber supports.

The Mongolian Mine Rescue Service has recorded 422 peak-season accidents since 2000, with collapses and explosions claiming at least 175 victims. With an annual production of 700,000 t, this means there is one


fatality for every 56,000 t of coal mined.

Despite the risks involved, the miners return to the dangerous tunnels time after time. “Every autumn we come back and dig new holes, because the old ones are either depleted or collapsed,” Ganzorig B, one of the miners working in an illegal mine, told the International Business Times.

The coal mined by workers like Ganzorig at Nalaikh is used to heat half of Ulaanbaatar during the winter months. Although companies across the globe are lining up to exploit the vast mineral reserves inside Mongolia’s borders, the country still lacks vital infrastructure and access to regulated, legal fuels for heating, such as coal.

Soviet collapse

In 1922, the Nalaikh state mine was Mongolia’s first industrial mining operation. It ran until the 1990s, when the collapseup between watching my nephew and seeing Sydney do her back handspring on the tumble track.

Saturday, January 6, 2018

I’m sure most of you have heard of a vision board, but for those of you that haven’t, a Vision Board is a visual representation of dreams and goals that you would like to actively work to achieve.

There are so many ways to make a vision board and it really is not that complicated, but it is a bit of a process.

This year is actually going to be my first live vision board. I have journals and digital dream boards but not a live board. I am going to work on this with my darling daughter and see what we can complete in 2018.

You will need to set a limit


the rental as well as the possibility of having Flowers buy
out Hightower’s interest or of selling the house jointly. Although Hightower’s early
letters in 1988 asserted that he “did not authorize[]” Flowers’ exclusive possession of the
property, by 1989, no agreement was reached and Hightower came to believe that
Flowers was never going to buy out his interest and that she was engaged in a “scam to
get the house for herself.” Flowers’ attorney sent Hightower a final letter in 1993
indicating that Flowers sought to dissolve their “partnership” by mutual agreement or by
a partition action. Hightower had only vague recollections of post-1993 oral
conversations with Flowers about the property.
II.    Procedural history
       In 2011, Flowers sued Hightower for partition of the property and an accounting
of        7
       First, Flowers’ 1987 assault, threat, eviction and lock changing conveyed ample
notice of Flowers’ hostile possession. This is the backdrop against which we must assess
the effect of the subsequent letters. The letters certainly reaffirmed Hightower’s half-
interest in the property and discussed possible ways to cash out that interest, but the
letters then stopped without any agreement or resolution. Although, as the trial court
noted, the letters may have created some uncertainty while their exchange was ongoing,
once that exchange ended, Flowers continued to pay all taxes and expenses and the
parties went back to the post-1987 status quo of Flowers in exclusive possession and
denying Hightower entry. Indeed, Hightower recognized as much, frankly admitting that,
by 1989, he knew Flowers


T-Mobile has already been talking up its HSPA+ mobile broadband service and said earlier this month that the service would launch on March 14. T-Mobile has come back and said that it plans to have its new speedy service in over 100 markets in 2010.

That will put the faster HSPA+ system in all of the 3G coverage areas that T-Mo has, which are admittedly scant compared to the other major carriers. The service will be particularly good paired with the first netbook on the carrier, the Dell Mini 10 which is set to launch on March 24.

The wireless data speeds are promised to be up to 21Mbps. That is very fast and is faster than wired broadband connections in many areas.

The Author

Shane McGlaunTech and Car expert Shane McGlaunIntroduction
============

Propolis defines a dark, complex, and naturally occurring resinous substance that is obtained by bees from varied species of plants and transported into the hive where it is then mixed with beeswax, resulting in an adhesive substance. It has been widely used in folk medicine for centuries by different civilizations. [@JR_1] Due to the enormous Brazilian biodiversity, several kinds of propolis including brown and red, less common, which are classified based on the region of production and collection. [@JR_2] In the biodiversity of the flora in Brazil, 13 types of propolis are found. [@JR_3] Propolis collected in a hive not only contains mostly resins plant balms but also beeswax, essential oils, and pollen grains at lower concentrations. In its composition, it can be also found in organic acids


Artepillin C presents several activities such as antioxidant, antimicrobial, anti-inflammatory, antigenotoxic, antiangiogenic, and anticancer properties. [@JR_14] Other phenolic compounds, such as *p* -coumaric acid and 3-prenyl-4-hydroxycinnamic acid, are also found in this type of propolis extract. Other phenolic compounds, such as *p* -coumaric acid and 3-prenyl-4-hydroxycinnamic acid, are also found in this type of propolis extract. Green propolis also has an antiradical action against 1,1-diphenyl-2-picrylhydrazyl radicals. It also exhibits a wide spectrum of action, possibly related to the synergic effects of phenolic type compounds such as ferulic and caffeic acids and *p* -coumaric acid in the extract. [@JR_15]

Many biological properties have been reported for Brazilian green propolis, such as antibacterial activity, [@JR_16] anti-inflammatory, [@JR_17] antihypertensive, [@JR_18] antihyperlipidemic, [@JR_19] antioxidant, [@JR_20] and antitumor. [@JR_21] Recently, it has been used<!DOCTYPE html>

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      example, myEditor.OnInspectorGUI() must be called in your EditorWindow or custom Editor’s OnInspectorGUI() method.

Editor.CreateEditor() only needs to be called once, so you can absolutely call it once and cache the result. However, there is a catch: Editor.CreateEditor() throws an error when you call it from OnEnable. You will have to call it in your editor’s OnInspectorGUI() method, and if you want to be efficient you’ll have to use a boolean to make sure it is only called once.

Below is a full code example. In it, we’ll instance a ScriptableObject in a Monobehaviour. We’ll then write a custom inspector that will display the variables in the Monobehaviour, including those in the ScriptableObject:

ExampleScriptableObject.cs

using UnityEngine; using System.Collections; [System.Serializable] public class ExampleScriptableObject : ScriptableObject { // Some variables we also want displayed in


our next steps to begin the project in 2020.

I would like to remind members that 2018 has seen huge progress in the provision of health infrastructure in our hospitals and within our community-based health services. Of course, earlier this year we opened the wonderful new University of Canberra Hospital, which has significantly changed the way we deliver subacute health services, particularly at our public hospitals, and includes the way we care for people recovering from surgery, trauma, illness or, indeed, experiencing mental illness.

We have also opened a new walk-in centre in Gungahlin and started the design process for a new walk-in centre in Weston Creek due to open next year. We have upgraded and opened operating theatres at Calvary Public Hospital in Bruce, we have refurbished the maternityin ws2
            If Not ws1.Range("E15:E" & DestLast).Find(ws2.Range("B" & CurRow).Value, LookIn:=xlValues, LookAt:=xlWhole) Is Nothing Then
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                End If

                ws1.Range("I" & DestRow).Value = ws2.Range("F" & CurRow).Value 'assumes supervisor is in column C in both sheets

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Q:

Dimension of moduli space of some stable vector bundles on a cubic 3-fold.

I'm trying to understand the claim that the moduli space of stable rank 2 vector bundles on a (general?) cubic 3-fold, say $X$, with $deg c_2=6$ and $det=O_X(2)$ is of dimension 9.
I belive what I can do, is to compute the tangent space at a general point, says $E$, and try to compute its dimension, and I seem to recall that this can be done by computing the $H^1$ of a certain bundle ($End(E)?$) but I haven't managed to find any specific reference for that fact.
Is it correct? And if so, where does that come from?

A:

The Zariski tangent space of the moduli space of stable sheaves at a point $[F]$ for a stable sheaf $F$the cancer or
preventing its recurrence.

Excess HER2 expression (or the
genetic abnormality responsible for this
excess) is found in about 20 percent of
tumors. It means that a cancer may be
sensitive to drugs designed to attack
HER2, like trastuzumab (Herceptin®).

For the 15 percent of breast cancers that are triple negative,
chemotherapy is the mainstay of treatment and the primary
means of keeping these tumors from recurring.

When none of these three proteins is
present, the tumor is called triple negative.
For the 15 percent of breast cancers
that are triple negative, chemotherapy
is the mainstay of treatment and the
primary means of keeping these tumors
from recurring.

There are several myths about triple
negative breast cancer. Myth number
one is that these tumors are destined to
recur. While triple-negative breast cancer
generally has a poorer prognosis
than most other kinds of breast cancer,
the majority of these cancers do


pneumonia,
kidney for pyelonephritis,
etc. –
to the bacteria
actually causing
the illness:
streptococcus,
staphylococcus, and so on. A similar revolution
is now happening in cancer medicine; we are
learning to focus less on the organ from which
the tumor originates and more on the abnormalities
in DNA, RNA, and other molecules that
make the cancer behave as it does.

“In her article addressing triple-negative
breast cancer, Dr. Lisa Carey – one of the
world leaders in breast cancer research –
describes the biology of these diseases, outlining
exciting developments aimed toward
prevention, as well as treatment. She also
sets the record straight about some common
myths, illustrating how scientific study can
dispel misconceptions and point the way to
a better future.” – Larry Norton, MD, Deputy
Physician-in-Chief for Breast Cancer Programs
at Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center
in New York, NY.

Myth number three is that triple-negative
breast cancer does not respond
to standard treatments. Intorsion in terms of the standard chiral determinant without torsion. This can be done by use of the identity [(\[l\_le\])]{} and field redefinition [(\[redef0\])]{}.

The chiral determinant with torsion is then given by the following path integral: $$\label{De}
    D^{\{\theta_1,\theta_2\}}[A,e]
    = \int \left[\mathcal D\Bar\psi_R\,\mathcal D\psi_L\right]_{(\theta_1,\theta_2)}\,
    {\exp\left\{{-S\left[\Bar\psi_R\, \e^{i\varphi/2},\e^{i\varphi/2}\,\psi_L,A\right]}\right\}}\;,$$ in terms of the standard action for the one-component Weyl spinor $\psi_L(x)$ and its conjugate $\Bar\psi_R(x)$, $$S[\Bar\psi_R,\psi_L,A] = \int_{T^{2} [i]}{{\rm d}}^2x\;
  \Bar\psi_R(x)\,\sigma^\mu\big(\partial_\mu+iA_\mu(x)\big)\,\psi_L(x)\;,$$ with $\sigma^\mu\equiv(1,i)$. The parameters $\theta_1$ and $\theta_2$ in Eq. [(\[De\])]{} denote the spinor boundary conditions for the compact dimensions; see Eq. [(\[bcs\])]{}. Recall also that the zweibeins $e^a_\mu(x)$ are given by Eqs. (\[zb\])–(\[mn\]) and the corresponding torsion tensor by Eq. (\[torsion\]).

The easiest way to calculate the chiral determinant with torsion is to perform the field redefinition [(\[redef0\])]{}:


[(\[zweibeinbcs\])]{}. The corresponding phase factor is, nevertheless, well-behaved for the appropriate limit $M$ $\rightarrow$ $\infty$, as will become clear shortly.

From Eqs. [(\[detValpha\])]{} and [(\[i3\])]{}, the combined regularized Jacobian [(\[pidt\])]{} for a left-moving fermion and its conjugate is found to be given by $$\label{theta}
    \Bar J_R \,J_L=  \big(\det V^{\rm T}_+[\varphi/2] \big)^{-1}\,
                   \big(\det V_-[\varphi/2]  \big)^{-1}
                = {\exp\left\{{-i W[\varphi,F,M]}\right\}}\;,$$ with $$\label{Theta0}
  W[\varphi,F,M] \;\equiv\;  \frac{M^2}{4\pi\;} \int_{T^{2} [i]}\!{{\rm d}}^2x\;
    \varphi(x)\,\cosh\!\big(F(x)/M^2\big)\;,$$ and $F$ as defined in Eq. (\[Fdef\]). For the topologically nontrivial part $\chi(x)$ $=$ $(2\pi/L)$ $(m\,x^1+n\,x^2)$ of $\varphi(x)$, the corresponding \frac{D^{\{\theta_1,\theta_2\}}[A,e]}{D^{\{\theta_1,\theta_2\}}[B,e]}
  \;=\; \frac{D^{\{\theta_1',\theta_2'\}}[A,\id]}{D^{\{\theta_1',\theta_2'\}}[B,\id]}\;,$$ with modified spinor boundary conditions given by the parameters $\theta_1'$ and $\theta_2'$ of Eq. [(\[phit0\])]{}. Here, $B$ is considered to be a fixed reference field, for example $B_1(x)$ $=$ $B_2(x)$ $=$ $(2\pi/L)/\sqrt{2}\,$ \[this particular choice is motivated by Eq. (\[chdt\]) below\]. Equation [(\[ratio\])]{} is the main result of this section.

Two remarks on the result [(\[ratio\])]{} are in order. The first remark is that, in the end, only the topologically nontrivial part $\chi(x)$ of $\varphi(x)$ contributes to this ratio of chiral determinants, i.e. the dependence on the function $\omega(x)$ from Eq. [(\[varphi\])]{} drops out. The second remark is that the torsion does not affect the translation invariance of the normalized Euclidean effective action (defined as minus the logarithm of the chiral determinant), because the [right-hand side]{} of


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the parties decided to settle the case and it provides background to the instant dispute. We, therefore, review the facts of the underlying medical malpractice *652 action before proceeding with a discussion of the non-duplication of recovery provision of the Act.

The Underlying Medical Malpractice Action
Appellants allege that from the time that James Jr. was born on August 29, 1994, until he was eighteen months old, he exhibited symptoms consistent with neurological disorders. Specifically, at birth, his head was thirty-six point eight centimeters in circumference, a size that Appellants claimed was far in excess of normal. Appellants asserted that Dr. Desai should have been concerned about this and the continued growth of James Jr.'s head over the ensuing eighteen months, and should have determined its cause. Appellants contend thatthe age of one year, a physical examination did not disclose any neurological problems and that on November 30, 1995, Dr. Desai noted her concern about the child and recorded that the child needed "close following." However, notwithstanding her request to see the child again in two weeks, James Jr. was not brought in to see Dr. Desai again until January 26, 1996, at which time she correctly started the process necessary for the February, 1996 admission of James Jr. to the Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh, where his problems were diagnosed.

PIC Becomes Insolvent and the Parties Settle the Medical Malpractice Action
PIC, the insurer for Dr. Desai, became insolvent on January 21, 1998. (R. 96a, 119a). The Association thereby became obligated, subject to the terms of the Act, to


the pretext of pursuing its spirit."
This Court recently addressed the question of whether the Association may offset its liability, arising out of its role as guarantor of PIC in medical malpractice actions, against prior payments of medical expenses made by health insurers. In *655 fact, in Bell v. Slezak, ___ Pa. ___, 812 A.2d 566 (2002), we answered that question in the affirmative. We stated that the Association may:
[O]ffset its obligation to pay the Bells' covered claim by "the amount of any recovery under other insurance," which the Bells received. Here, the Bells received payments in excess of $200,000 by their medical health insurer, Capital Blue Cross and Blue Shield. Thus, as the Bells received an amount greater than the limits of Dr. Slezak's insurance policy with PICAccordingly, I would hold that the Association is not entitled to § 991.1817(a)'s offset.
NOTES
[1]  Act of May 17, 1921, P.L. 682, No. 284, art. XVIII, as amended.
[2]  Hydrocephalus is "[a] condition marked by an excessive accumulation of fluid resulting in dilation of the cerebral ventricles and raised intracranial pressure; may also result in enlargement of the cranium and atrophy of the brain." Stedman's Medical Dictionary 815 (26th ed.1995).
[3]  The General Assembly defined the term "covered claims" at 40 P.S. § 991.1802.
[4]  The CAT fund has apparently complied with its settlement obligations to Appellants and is not the subject of this litigation.
[5]  On November 26, 1996, during the pendency of the medical malpractice action, the medical expert for Appellants wrote:

An earlier diagnosis would have


led to earlier treatment. Earlier treatment would certainly have found the tumor smaller and reduced the risk that the tumor poses which includes metastatic disease. The delay in treatment has clearly made the amount of neurosurgery greater and more complicated and offer James Strickler the risk of increased harm.
R. 27a. However, on August 23, 1999, in support of the motion to compel the Association to fund the settlement, the same expert for Appellants stated virtually the opposite. There he explained that the medical treatment of James:
... would not have changed if the diagnosis of the brain tumor that James E. Strickler III[sic] was found to have had been made at an earlier date.
R. 100.
[6]  Bethea held that an uninsured motorist settlement did not bar plaintiffs from proceedingagainst a tortfeasor pursuant to the Pennsylvania Insurance Guaranty Act, a predecessor to the Act. However, the language is applicable here.
[1]  Appellants indicate in their Brief that had they been able to recover the medical expenses, a settlement for $750,000 would likely not have been achievable, and that the likelihood of settlement increased when they recognized that this item of damages was unavailable. (Appellants' Brief at 11 & n. 1, 13). I agree with Appellants' observation that a decision to allow the offset here may have a chilling effect in the future on the settlement of cases in which the Association stands in for an insolvent insurer.


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abstract: 'Given an irrational ${\alpha}\in (0,1)$ and an $x \in [0,1)$, the set of *balanced times*, for which the same number of $k{\alpha}+x \mod{1}$ are less than or equal to one half as are larger than one half, is in general infinite, but sparse in terms of density. We investigate the sparseness of this sequence in terms of summation over reciprocals. Our results are that for the generic pair $({\alpha},x)$, the resulting sum diverges, but there are certain exceptional ${\alpha}$ for which the associated sums converge for every $x$.'
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absolutely continuous with respect to Lebesgue measure (we denote Lebesgue measure by $L$). For any Lebesgue-measurable set $S$, $$\frac{1}{2\log 2}L(S) \leq G(S) \leq \frac{1}{\log 2} L(S).$$ When considering some variable ${\alpha}$, we write $a_i({\alpha})$ for the $i$-th partial quotient of ${\alpha}$. If ${\alpha}$ is fixed, however, we generally write simply $a_i$. We also define the quantities $$A_n({\alpha}) = \sum_{i=1}^n a_i({\alpha}),$$ where again, if ${\alpha}$ is fixed, we write only $A_n$.

Our central result is that the general situation is one where the set $V_{{\alpha},x}$ is fairly ‘large’:

\[theorem-almost sure divergence\] [For Lebesgue almost every pair $({\alpha},x)$, $$\sum_{n \in V_{{\alpha},x}}\frac{1}{n}=\infty.$$]{}

However, Theorem \[theorem-almost sure divergence\] cannot be strengthened to a statement about *every* $x$: for all ${\alpha}$ there is a unique point $x_0$ for which $V_{{\alpha},x_0}=\emptyset$ [@ralston; @-; @rotations]. More remarkable, however,distribution of the positions $x+ i {\alpha}$ for $i=1,2,\ldots,q_n$ is very regular, with one point in each interval of the form $$[x+j/q_n,x+(j+1)/q_n],$$ for $j=0,1,\ldots,q_n-1$ [@kesten Theorem 1]. By considering where the positions $0$ and $1/2$ may fall relative to these intervals whether $q_n$ is even or odd, as well as whether the intervals containing $0$ and $1/2$ each have a point in the orbit which hits or misses $I$, $$\left|\pi_2\left( T_{{\alpha}}^{q_n}(x,0)\right)\right| \leq 3$$ for all $n$. We also remark that $$\label{equation - split sums}\pi_2 \left( T_{{\alpha}}^n(x,0)\right) = \pi_2 \left(T_{{\alpha}}^j(x,0) \right) + \pi_2 \left(T^{n-j}_{{\alpha}}(x+j{\alpha},0) \right).$$

We now prove the lemma inductively, noting that it is trivial for $n=0$ (in which case $A_0({\alpha})=0$ by default) or $n=1$. Recall that $q_n=a_nq_{n-1}+q_{n-2}$. The maximum level achieved by $T^i_{{\alpha}}(x,0)$ for $i=1,2,\ldots,q_{n-1}$ is bounded by


So, this new single peak achieves a height of $A_n+a_{n+1}=A_{n+1}$, for a total of $A_{n+1}+1$ total levels hit.

For *any* $x$, a $q_{2n}$-length portion of the orbit of $x$ hits at least $A_n$ different levels.

Regardless of which $x$ we consider, the $q_{2n}$-length orbit will be identical to the $q_{2n}$-length orbit of some $k{\alpha}$. So, we need only show that any $q_{2n}$-length portion of the orbit of ${\alpha}$ hits $A_n$ different levels. The initial segment of length $q_{2n}$ is a single peak of height $A_n$, which is then going to be shifted and stacked to form longer orbits. So, regardless of where we begin looking in the orbit of ${\alpha}$, a portion of length $q_{2n}$ must contain either a complete ‘rise’ or ‘fall’ corresponding to one of these shifted/stacked peaksConjecture of Erdös and Szüsz Related to Uniform Distribution mod 1*, Acta Mathematica, **28** (1976), 389-395.

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I. Oren, *Ergodicity of Cylinder Flows Arising from Irregularities of Distribution*, Israel Journal of Mathematics, **44:2** (1983), 127-138.

Y. Peres, *A Combinatorial Application of the Maximal Ergodic Theorem*, Bulletin of the London Math. Soc., **20:3** (1988), 248-252.

D. Ralston, *Heaviness in Circle Rotations*, preprint.

D. Ralston, *Controlled Divergence of Discrepancy Sums*, arXiv:0908.3469v1.

K. Schmidt, *A Cylinder Flow Arising from Irregularity of Distribution*, Compositio Math., **36:3** (1978), 225-232.


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super-critical Sobolev mapping. We note that $$\dim_{{\mathbb{H}}^n} {\mathbb{V}}^\perp = 2n+2-m,$$ while $$\dim_{{\mathbb{R}}^{2n+1}} {\mathbb{V}}^\perp= 2n+1-m.$$ Using the Euclidean Hausdorff dimension to measure of the size of the set of left-cosets of a horizontal supgroup that are distorted by a Sobolev mapping allows us to state the main result of the paper. See Figure \[plot1\].

\[main\] Let $f$ be a continuous mapping in the Sobolev space $\W^{1,p}_{\loc}({\mathbb{H}}^n;Y)$, $p > 2n+2$. Given a horizontal subgroup ${\mathbb{V}}$ of ${\mathbb{H}}^n$ of dimension $1 \leq m \leq n$, and $$\alpha \in \left[m,\frac{pm}{p-(2n+2-m)}\right],$$ it holds that $$\dim_{{\mathbb{R}}^{2n+1}}\{a \in {\mathbb{V}}^\perp:  \dim f(a*{\mathbb{V}}) \geq \alpha\} \leq \beta(p,m,\alpha),$$ where $$\label{beta definition}
\beta(p,m,\alpha) = \begin{cases}
(2n+1-m) - \frac{p}{2}\left(1-\frac{m}{\alpha}\right)& \alpha \in \left[m,\frac{pm}{p-2}\right], \\
(2n+2-m) - p\left(1-\frac{m}{\alpha}\right) & \alpha \in \left[\frac{pm}{p-2},\frac{pm}{p-(2n+2-m)}\right]. \\
\end{cases}$$

In the special case of the foliation of ${\mathbb{H}}= {\mathbb{H}}^1$ by left cosetsin replacing $\beta(p,m,\alpha)$ in by $$\label{Heis not Lipschitz estimate}
\beta(p,m,\alpha)=((2n+1)-m)-p\left(1-\frac{m+1}{\alpha}\right),$$ which does not confirm the universal bound from Theorem \[Kaufman Heis\], and provides no information when $\alpha$ is in the range $[m,m+1)$. In fact, Theorem \[main\] provides the only known estimates for the size of the exceptional set of left cosets of horizontal $m$-dimensional subspaces, valid for $\alpha$ near $m$, which provides a genuine reduction in dimension below the Hausdorff dimension of the complementary vertical subspace. See Figure \[plot3\].

#### **Overview.**

In Section \[notation section\], we establish notation and conventions for the Heisenberg groups and their homogeneous subgroups. Section \[discussion section\] contains the proof of Theorem \[main\]. Outlines of Gehring’s and Mostow’s proofs of the ACL property of quasiconformal mappings are included to clarify the structure of our argument. Section \[4


\in {\mathbb{N}}} m^{2\alpha'} \sigma^{\frac{-m\alpha'}{\alpha}} {\mathcal{H}}^1(E_m)\\
& \lesssim \sum_{m \in {\mathbb{N}}} m^{2\alpha'}  \sigma^{m\left(1-\tfrac{\alpha'}{\alpha}\right)}\end{aligned}$$ Since $\alpha'<\alpha$, the final sum above converges to a value independent of $a \in F$ and $s \in [0,1]$. This completes the proof.

It seems likely a mapping as in Theorem \[four corners intro\] can be found for *many* sets $E {\subseteq}W$ of dimension $2- p\left(1-\frac{1}{\alpha}\right)$; the key property is that the set $E$ should be *evenly coverable*, i.e., there exist constants $\sigma, C \geq 1$ such that for all sufficiently small ${\epsilon}>0$, there is a cover $\{B(x_k,r_k)\}_{k \in {\mathbb{N}}}$ of $E$ by balls centered in $E$ such that

-   $\sup_{k \in {\mathbb{N}}} r_k < {\epsilon}$,

-   $\sum_{k \in {\mathbb{N}}} r_k^{\dim E} <C$

-   $\sup_{x \in X} \sum_{k \in {\mathbb{N}}} \chi_{B(x_k,\sigma r_k)}(x) < C.$

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A:

Hopefully there is a more elegant solution,
but let us say $\mu=\mathbb{E}[X]$, and start
with the definition of conditional expectation:
$$
\eqalign{
\mathbb{E}[X|X>a] &=& \int_0^{\infty}x\,\mathbb{P}[X|X>a]\,dx \\
\mu + a &=& \int_{a}^{\infty}x\,\frac{f(x)}{1-F(a)}\,dx \\
\left(\mu+a\right)\,\left(1-F(a)\right) &=& \int_{a}^{\infty}x\,f(x)\,dx \,.
}
$$
Differentiating with respect to $a$, we find
$$
\eqalign{
1-F(a)-\left(\mu+a\right)f(a) &=& -a\,f(a) \\\\
1-F(a)-\mu f(a) &=& 0 \\\\
F(a) + \mu F\,'(a) &=& 1
}
$$
which is an ordinary differential equation,
solvable by standard methods, e.g.,
by multiplying by the integrating factor:
$$
\eqalign{
F(x) + \mu F\,'(x) &=& 1
\qquad\text{for}\qquad x\ge0 \\\\
F\,e^{x/\mu} + \mu F\,'\,e^{x/\mu} &=& e^{x/\mu} \\\\
\left( \mu\,F\,e^{x/\mu} \right)'


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It is so ordered.
McMANUS and STEPHENSON, JJ., concur.


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confinement.

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Thus, light incidence lens 33 which is designed to form substantially parallel light is inserted before light guide plate 34, and thus light close to parallel light is incident to light guide plate 34. Light incidence lens 33 is also formed in a plate shape by using a light transmissive material such as acryl or polycarbonate, and a plurality of light incidence lenses are arranged in parallel so as to form light incidence lens array 38. Light radiated from LEDs 32 is transmitted through respective lightComputer Booting Problem

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Weak points are at the ends where it joins the black brick and at the plug which connects to the laptop. Although by far the most common cause originates in your operating system’s drivers. Remove memory, graphics card and CPU and reinstall, checking for any bent pins on the CPU and CPU socket. Startup repair may suggest performing a System restore, or you can select it from the main Repair menu. this contact form

Start off by plugging the error code or message from the Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) into a search engine. Found manuals on this mobo but no description as to what it could be - also tried other RAM and no effect. If the computer is stable in safe mode, try uninstalling any


recently installed hardware drivers, performing a system restore, and scanning for malware. There are five reasons why a hybrid Office 365 arrangement makes sense for those ...

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I have a flashing cursor but it won't allow you to type & does not move. If your computer does not boot to Safe Mode, select from the following options to troubleshoot. Creating a Windows System Repair Disk Making the repair disk just requires another Windows (7, 8, or 10) machine and a USB drive with at least 128MB of storage. While this is true, a failed or failing SATA cable can also cause the same problem.

It is also an easy way to bypass a questionable case power switch.This checks the PSU under no load conditions, so itThey were the baby boomers at birth, and today as they “grow up” and eye retirement, some builders expect them to jumpstart an affordable housing boom.

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According to a report by the Harvard Joint Center for Housing, by 2035 more than one in five people in the U.S. will be aged 65 and older, and one in three households will be headed by someone in that age group. The Projections and Implications for Housing a Growing Population: Older Adults 2015-2035 report notes the growth will increase the demand for affordable, accessible housing that is well connected to services beyond what the current supply can meet.

Census data shows that income drops significantly after the age of 75, falling from an average of $54K to $36K. With data also