final shortest path trees. Moreover, as the source vertex moves around the boundary of $f$, each directed edge pivots into $T$ at most $O(g)$ times. Our algorithm finds and executes each pivot in $O(g\log n)$ time, using a complex data structure composed of $O(g)$ dynamic trees [@st-dsdt-83; @tw-satt-05]. These two bounds immediately imply that we can move the source completely around $f$ in $O(g^2n\log n)$ time; a more refined approach improves this time bound to $O(gn\log n)$. We describe our algorithm in the simpler setting of planar graphs in Section \[S:planar\] and in full generality in Section \[S:surfaces\].

In Section \[S:cycles\], as applications of our shortest-path algorithm, we describe algorithms to compute a shortest non-contractible cycle and a shortest non-separating cycle in a combinatorial surface in $O(g^2 n\log n)$the maximum number of simple disjoint cycles $\gamma_1, \gamma_2, \dots, \gamma_g$ such that the subspace $\Sigma\setminus(\gamma_1\cup\cdots\cup\gamma_g)$ is connected. A surface is if it contains no subspace homeomorphic to the Möbius band. We consider only compact, connected surfaces in this paper; up to homeomorphism, such surfaces are uniquely determined by genus, orientability, and the number of boundaries. When dealing with an orientable surface (which will be the majority of the time), we also fix an orientation on the surface, so that terms like ‘left’, ‘right’, ‘clockwise’, and ‘counterclockwise’ are well-defined.

#### Curves and Homotopy.

A is (the image of) a continuous map $p\colon [0,1]\to\Sigma$; it is if this map is injective. The of a path $p$ are the points $p(0)$ and $p(1)$. A is a path $p$ with $p(0)=p(1)$. An is


If no embedding is provided, it is easy to construct an embedding of any given graph on *some* surface, but the genus of this surface may be $\Omega(n)$ even when the minimum possible genus is constant [@ckk-nagg-97]. Determining whether a given graph $G$ can be embedded on an surface of genus $g$ is [NP]{}-complete [@t-ggpnp-89], although there is an embedding algorithm that runs in $g^{O(g)}n\log n$ time [@kmr-sltae-08]. Moreover, for *any* fixed $\e>0$, approximating the genus of an $n$-vertex graph within a factor of $O(n^{1-\e})$ is [NP]{}-hard [@ckk-nagg-97].

#### Combinatorial Surfaces.

A $M$ is a surface $\Sigma$ together with an *undirected* multigraph $G$ with non-negative edge weights embedded cellularly on $\Sigma$. This concept, which we will use in Section \[S:cycles\], was introduced by Colin de Verdière [@c-rcds-03] and it is equivalent to cellular embeddingsthen returning ${\ensuremath{\textsc{LCA}}}(u,v)$.

Algorithm for Planar Graphs {#S:planar}
===========================

Before describing our algorithm in full generality, we first consider the special case $g=0$. Given a planar graph $G$ and one of its faces $f$, our algorithm computes an implicit representation of the shortest path tree rooted at every vertex on the boundary of $f$.

Our high-level approach is similar to Klein’s algorithm [@k-msspp-05]. We begin by computing a shortest-path tree $T$ rooted at an arbitrary vertex on the boundary of $f$. We maintain $T$ and the complementary dual spanning tree $C^* = (G\setminus T)^*$ in appropriate dynamic forest data structures. Then, for each edge $uv$ in order around the boundary of $f$, we modify the shortest path tree rooted at $u$ until it becomes the shortest path tree rooted at $v$. However,


our algorithm uses a different pivoting strategy to update the tree. Klein’s algorithm moves the source directly from $u$ to $v$ and then performs a sequence of pivots to repair the tree; our algorithm maintains a parametric shortest-path tree as the source point moves *continuously* from $u$ to $v$.

Moving Along an Edge {#SS:one-edge}
--------------------

Consider a single edge $uv$ in $G$. Suppose we have already computed the shortest path tree $T_u$ rooted at $u$. We transform $T_u$ into the shortest-path tree $T_v$ rooted at $v$ using a parametric shortest path algorithm as follows. First, we insert a new vertex $s$ in the interior of $uv$, bisecting it into two edges $su$ and $sv$ with the parametric weights $$\begin{aligned}
{2}
    w_\lambda(\dart{u}{s}) &:= \lambda w(\dart{u}{v}),\qquad
    &
  added to or deleted from the shortest-path tree.

Moving Around a Face
--------------------

Finally, we bound the running time of our algorithm as the source vertex moves all the way around the boundary of a given face $f$. Klein [@k-msspp-05] noted that if one maintains the so-called *leftmost shortest path tree*, each edge enters and leaves the shortest path tree at most a constant number of times. (For graphs with unique shortest paths, the leftmost shortest path tree is the unique shortest path tree.) This property also holds for our algorithm.

\[le:edge\] As the source point $s$ moves around the boundary of $f$, each dart of $G$ pivots into (or out of) the shortest path tree rooted at $s$ at most once.

Without loss of generality, assume $f$ is the outer face of $G$.


p_r$ are pairwise non-homotopic.

Finally, a double-counting argument using Euler’s formula implies that the maximum possible number of pairwise non-crossing, non-homotopic paths in $\Sigma/f$ is $O(g)$ [@splitting Lemma 2.1]. Thus, $r = O(g)$, and the proof is complete.

Recall from Theorem \[Th:g-edge\] that the time to move the shortest path tree across a single edge is $O((g+k)\log n)$, where $k$ is the number of pivots. The previous lemma implies that the total number of pivots is $O(gn)$, and the total number of edges in $f$ is trivially $O(n)$. Thus, the total running time to move the source of the shortest path tree along the boundary of a face is $O(g n \log n)$.

Finally, in order to make our primal data structure persistent, we require the graph to have bounded degree;something wrong here.

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def showmegraph(file):
    a.clear()
    p=np.fromfile(file,dtype=np.float16)
    p.shape=(1040,1392)
    a.plot(p[500])

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app.mainloop()

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I would appreciate any pointers on either what should I change or what sources should I look into to solve this myself.

A:

For the specific question, you asked, the answer is:
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Topic: Wintering a TBH vs Langstroth? (Read 4060 times)

I have heard that several local colonies died this winter in Ohio due to a bad cold snap this past winter that left the bees unable to move over to another frame for more food. Thus, they starved even though they had plenty of food. I am wondering about how a TBH winters vs. a Langstroth hive. What can be done to prevent this? Winter has become my biggest fear. One local beek lost 75 of 80 hives this winter and all 75 hives had plenty of food.

Short of providing heat, or enough insulation to keep some heat in... Dunno. As far as the TBH is concerned, you want to make sure that going into winter the brood nest is


after, again, leaving no empty bars, all snug together. Then place the read board following the stores to keep it all tight. no open spaces to have to try to keep warm.

I will get my TBH experience starting this spring, so this is all theory and conjecture for me at the moment.

>based on what I have learned thus far about TBH, one could keep all the brood to one end, no empty bars and place their winter stores immediately after, again, leaving no empty bars, all snug together. Then place the read board following the stores to keep it all tight. no open spaces to have to try to keep warm.

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Is there a PDF viewer with a vertical split screen feature?

I have a very wide PDF and I would like to find a PDF viewer which would allow me to split the screen vertically so I can keep the left side the same while scrolling the right side back and forth.
I found the application http://skim-app.sourceforge.net/, but it only allows one to split the screen horizontally.
Is anyone aware of such a PDF viewer on the Mac?

A:

You can take a snapshot in Skim (File -> Take Snapshot), then using the wonderful ShiftIt move the snapshot and the main view of the pdf to the opposite sides of the screen (vertically) with just a few keystrokes. Or horizontally. Or to all four corners if you want.

A:

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by ECF No. 44 (Oct. 2, 2013), aff’d, 572 F. App’x 713
      (11th Cir. 2014); and

   c. The instant state court action.

                      a. The First Federal Lawsuit

    In 2010, several investors filed a lawsuit in the United States District
Court for the Southern District of Florida against DJSP Enterprises, Inc.,
David J. Stern, and Kumar Gursahaney. See Phila. Fin. Mgmt. of S.F., LLC
v. DJSP Enters., Inc., No. 0:10-cv-61261-WJZ, 2011 WL 4591541 (S.D. Fla.
Sept. 30, 2011). The investors “pled a securities-fraud claim against all

                                     a. Governing Law

   First, we must determine whether state or federal preclusion principles
apply. Generally, our case law instructs that when res judicata is asserted
based upon a prior federal court judgment, we apply federal claim
preclusion principles. Dalbon v. Women’s Specialty Retailing Grp., 674 So.
2d 799, 801 (Fla. 4th DCA 1996); Andujar v. Nat’l Prop. & Cas.
Underwriters, 659 So. 2d 1214, 1216 (Fla. 4th DCA 1995). As explained
below, we would state it differently if we were writing on a clean slate.


discussed in General Mills
exists because “federal common law” is misunderstood and applied
inconsistently. Our case law is correct that we apply federal common law
when addressing the preclusive impact of a federal court’s judgment.
However, our case law after Semtek does not distinguish between the
judgments of a federal court when exercising its federal question
jurisdiction and judgments of a federal court when exercising its diversity
jurisdiction over the plaintiff’s claims. We uniformly apply a preclusion
standard that was borrowed from the federal courts. Consequently, we
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How to get exclude null terminators when reading in a string?

This program opens a file that contains a lake's name and its volume in units of hundreds of cubic miles--separated by a space. Its output is supposed to be the lake's name followed by a number of asterisks to represent its volume to the nearest hundred cubic mile (for example, a lake that has 12.7 hundred cubic miles in volume would print 13 asterisks). However, when it reads in a name that contains a space, it reads up until the space and then prints the next string in a new line. Is there any way I can read "gross dirty lake" as one line instead of "gross\ndirty\nlake" for example? Here's what I have so far:
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <math.h>

void


name_asterisks(char name[20], float vol);

main() {
       FILE *fp;
       fp = fopen("lakes.txt", "r");
       char name[20];
       float vol;
       if (fp == NULL) {
          printf("File does not exist.\n");
          system("pause");
          return 0;
       }
       while (fscanf(fp, "%s %f", name, &vol) != EOF) {
             name_asterisks(name, vol);
       }
 float.
Note about original code: Better to check for what code wants than checking against 1 undesired result
// while (fscanf(fp, "%s %f", name, &vol) != EOF) {
while (fscanf(fp, "%s %f", name, &vol) == 2) {


      self.grid = grid

    def get_tile(self, tile_coord, format=None):
        url = self.url_template.substitute(tile_coord, format, self.grid)
        if self.http_client:
            return self.http_client.open_image(url)
        else:
            return retrieve_image(url)

    def __repr__(self):
        return '%s(%r)' % (self.__class__.__name__, self.url_template)

class TileURLTemplate(object):
    """
    >>> t = TileURLTemplate('http://foo/tiles/%(z)s/%(x)d/%(y)s.png')
    >>> t.substitute((7, 4, 3))
    'http://foo/tiles/3/7/4.png'

    >>> t = TileURLTemplate('http://foo/tiles/%(z)s/%(x)d/%(y)s.png')
    >>> t.substitute((7, 4, 3))
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    it('should fail to render since null has no id', () => {
            // our expected error
            const expectedError = new TypeError('null has no properties');

            mount(
                <ErrorCatching processError={(error) => expect(error).toEqual(expectedError)}>
                    <TestFailComponent item={null} />
                </ErrorCatching>
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• 47 percent overall say Mr. Trump is “responsible” for violent events at his rallies; 55 percent of Republicans, 60 percent of independents and 80 percent of Democrats agree.

Source: A YouGov poll of 1,000 U.S. adults conducted March 14-16.

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228 Cal.App.2d 338 (1964)
THE PEOPLE, Plaintiff and Respondent,
v.
FRANCIS Di BLASI, Defendant and Appellant.
Crim. No. 8692.
California Court of Appeals. Second Dist., Div. Two.
July 6, 1964.
 Louise D. Dale, under appointment by the District Court of Appeal, for Defendant and Appellant.
 Stanley Mosk, Attorney General, William E. James, Assistant Attorney General, and David M. Rothman, Deputy Attorney General, for Plaintiff and Respondent.
 ROTH, J.
 Appellant was indicted and convicted of three counts: count I, possession of marijuana in violation of Health and Safety Code, section 11530; count II, possession of heroin in violation of section 11500, and count III possession of a dangerous weapon while being addicted to the use of narcotics, in violation of Penal Code, section 12021. The sentence on each count was to run


he was under arrest for violation of State narcotics laws. ..."
 A search of the premises by the other deputies uncovered a rubber balloon, ceramic plate and double-edged razor, items usually used by narcotic addicts to either carry or prepare narcotics. At the time the officers believed that these items bore evidence of narcotic use. Later chemical analysis of each item proved negative. A further search of the apartment uncovered a small box of marijuana.
 After his arrest appellant gave the deputies permission to *341 search his own living quarters. This search uncovered the gun upon which count III is based.
 Appellant contends that his arrest was illegal and that the deputies had no reasonable cause to intrude upon his privacy in the bathroom and that the contrabanda dwelling are not required to close their eyes to what they see or hear. (People v. Michael, supra, at pp. 753-754; People v. Haven, supra.)
 [3] However, "The right to seek interviews with suspects at their homes [citations] does not include the right to demand that a suspect open his door. [Italics added.] [4] A suspect has no duty to cooperate with officers in securing evidence against him and, in the absence of probable cause to make an arrest, he is entitled to have a magistrate determine whether there is justification for invading the privacy of his home. [Citations.] Thus, in approving the officers' conduct in seeking interviews in the Michael case and in the Martin case, we were careful to point out that we were not


dealing with inquiries 'accompanied with any assertion of a right to enter or search or secure answers' [citations] or made with a demand 'that the door be opened or that [the officers] be admitted.' [Citations.]"
 "We are not here concerned with the rule that 'circumstances short of probable cause to make an arrest may still justify an officer's stopping pedestrians or motorists on the streets for questioning. [Citations.] What we are concerned with is the right of all persons to be free from unreasonable invasions of the privacy of their homes. [5] The right to seek interviews does not justify an officer's intruding himself into a home without consent, either physically [citation] or by a view of the interior made possible only by a wrongful assertion of authority.a grave concern, not only to the individual but to a society which chooses to dwell in reasonable security and freedom from surveillance. When the right of privacy must reasonably yield to the right of search is, as a rule, to be decided by *345 a judicial officer, not by a policeman or government enforcement agent." ' [Citations.]"
 The judgment as to Francis Di Blasi is reversed.
 Fox, P. J., and Herndon, J., concurred.
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to the decentralized scheme with overlapping cooperation clusters. The coordination scheme of [@Nokia_2015] consists in a greedy optimization procedure. It is therefore suboptimal and further investigation regarding the optimally achievable performance of coordination, in the case of [ \[\]]{} reports, has not been carried out. Additionally, the results are focused on macro-only networks, where the gains of cooperation are restricted due to similar interfering power levels experienced from multiple .

Although the above mentioned works show that schemes enhance the user throughput with respect to a network operating without any cooperation, no detailed studies are carried out in order to establish the maximum achievable gains that schemes can offer in realistic network scenarios and under -Advanced specific reports. In [@Comp_limit_Lozano], it has been demonstrated from an analytical perspective thatheterogeneous networks are studied, where for the latter case, cell range expansion is applied. The $N\times M$ connection matrix $\mathbf{C}$ is defined, with elements $$\label{eq_c}
    c_{n,m}= \left\{
        \begin{aligned}
            1 & \ \text{if \ac{ue} }n \text{ is served by \ac{bs} }m\in{\mathcal{M}}\\
            0 & \ \text{otherwise},
        \end{aligned}\right.$$ characterizing the serving conditions between and . It is assumed that only one serves [ ${n}$]{} over all . Hence, $$\label{eq_one_BS}
    \sum_{m\in{\mathcal{M}}} c_{n,m}=1 \ \forall n\in{\mathcal{N}}.$$ It is further assumed, for simplicity, that the are quasi-static, such that no handover procedures are


reporting period.

Within the cooperation cluster, the cooperate in the form of coordinated scheduling with muting, as previously mentioned in Section \[sec\_intro\]. The central controller is then, in charge of managing the downlink transmissions of the where, at each transmission time interval and on a per basis, each can be requested to abstain from transmitting data. Hence, the interference caused to located in neighboring is reduced on the with muted . Given the muting decision matrix, ${    \IfEqCase{0}{
        {0}{\boldsymbol{\bar{\alpha}}}
        {1}{\boldsymbol{\bar{\alpha}}_{}}
    }[]}$, of dimensions ${M\times L}$ and elements $$\label{eq_mute_dec}
    \bar{\alpha}_{m,l}= \left\{
        \begin{aligned}
         . It is worth to notice that the out-of-cluster interference $I_{n,l}^{\text{oc}}$ is assumed to be independent of the muting decision matrix ${    \IfEqCase{0}{
        {0}{\boldsymbol{\bar{\alpha}}}
        {1}{\boldsymbol{\bar{\alpha}}_{}}
    }[]}$, since the central controller is not aware of the muting decisions made by the outside of the cooperation cluster.

The achievable data rate of [ ${n\in{\mathcal{N}}}$]{} on [ ${l\in{\mathcal{L}}}$]{}, is modeled as a function of the ’s . Hence, $$\label{eq_r_gen}
    r_{n,l}=f\left(\gamma_{n,l}\right),$$ where $f\left(\gamma_{n,l}\right)$ denotes a mapping function from the of [ ${n}$]{} on [ ${l}$]{}, to the achievable data rate.

A mapping function based on Shannon’s capacity bound is $$\label{eq_r_ex}
    f\left(\gamma_{n,l}\right)=D\log_2\left(1+\gamma_{n,l}\right),$$ where the scaling factor $D$ is a general term to represent


maximize the sum of the metric over all . The constraints in restrict the scheduling decisions of the strongest interfering of [ ${n\in{\mathcal{N}}_l'}$]{}, i.e., $\forall m\in{\mathcal{J}}_{n,j}$, in order to agree with the muting state considered in the interference scenario $j\in{\mathcal{J}}'$. If [ ${l}$]{} is assigned to [ ${n}$]{}, under the condition of muting the (strongest) interfering indexed by the set ${\mathcal{J}}_{n,j}\in{\mathcal{J}}_n$, then no other connected to the muted can be simultaneously scheduled on the same [ ${l}$]{}. Thus, if $s_{n,l,j}=1$ in , the second term on the left-hand-side must be equal to zero. Furthermore, in the case that $s_{n,l,j}=0$, the constraints in ensure that single user transmissions are carried out, where each [ ${m\in{\mathcal{J}}_{n,j}}$]{} is allowed to schedule a maximum of one per , over all possible interference scenarios $j\in{\mathcal{J}}'$. Since it isby each . In terms of the geometric mean, gains are limited to values around for both cases, macro-only and heterogeneous networks. Additionally, the difference between the proposed schemes, i.e., CS-ILP and CS-GG, and the state-of-the-art CS-GA is negligible. For the with the worst average user throughput, i.e., the cell-edge users, even with the limitation in the number of strongest interfering , the with muting schemes achieve a considerable gain in performance, with gains above being observable. In the case of heterogeneous networks, the cell-edge gain is even higher, due to the presence of a clear strongest interfering for the pico , i.e., the macro , which is considered to cooperate within the restriction of $M'=2$. The proposed generalized greedy algorithm, i.e., CS-GG, performs better than the scheme


of and in the problem size, for each of the cases, respectively.

    **Network**    CS-ILP   CS-GA   CS-GG
  --------------- -------- ------- -------
    Macro-only      0.11    0.10    0.10
   Heterogeneous    0.13    0.08    0.09

  : Average percentage of muted resources[]{data-label="tab_muted_prb_sls"}

Conclusions
===========

In this paper the coordinated scheduling with muting problem in the framework of -Advanced networks with a centralized controller has been studied. A novel integer non-linear program formulation has been proposed to solve the problem optimally, where a computationally efficient equivalent integer linear program reformulation has been proposed to extend the applicability of the proposed scheme even topredator!” • The average clutch size is 11 but hens lay eggs in each others’ nests, so one female can incubate up to 26. • Male turkeys are known as toms or gobblers. Females don’t gobble. • The pendulous flesh hanging down over a male’s beak is called a snood.

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		return false;
	}
	snprintf(sb, BUFLEN, "n%04d12345678", filenr);
	str_append_with_delim(sb, request);
	for (i = 0; i < n_param_in; i++)
		str_append_with_delim(sb, param_buff[i]);
	if (!strcmp(request, "getDivelogs") || !strcmp(request, "getDeviceData") || !strcmp(request, "getDirectory") ||
	    !strcmp(request, "getDivespot") || !strcmp(request, "getDive")) {
		answer_in_mbuf = true;
		str_append_with_delim(sb, "");
		if (!strcmp(request, "getDivelogs"))
			what = translate("gettextFromC", "dive log #");
		else if (!strcmp(request, "getDivespot"))
			what = translate("gettextFromC", "dive spot #");
		else if (!strcmp(request, "getDive"))
			what = translate("gettextFromC", "details for #");
	}
	str_append_with_delim(sb, "");
	file_length = strlen(sb);
	snprintf(fl, 10, "%08d", file_length - 13);
	memcpy(sb + 5, fl, strlen(fl));
#if UEMIS_DEBUG & 4
	fprintf(debugfile, "::w req.txt \"%s\"\n", sb);
#endif
	int written = write(reqtxt_file, sb, strlen(sb));
	if (written == -1 || (size_t)written != strlen(sb)) {
		*error_text = translate("gettextFromC", ERR_FS_SHORT_WRITE);
		return false;
	}
	if (!next_file(number_of_files)) {
		*error_text = translate("gettextFromC", ERR_FS_FULL);
		more_files = false;
	}
	trigger_response(reqtxt_file, "n", filenr, file_length);
	usleep(timeout);
	free(mbuf);
	mbuf = NULL;
	mbuf_size = 0;
	while (searching || assembling_mbuf) {
		if (import_thread_cancelled)
			return false;
		progress_bar_fraction = filenr / (double)UEMIS_MAX_FILES;
		ans_path = build_ans_path(path, filenr - 1);
		ans_file = subsurface_open(ans_path,can try to read more dive log vs. dive details
			 * UEMIS_MEM_CRITICAL means not enough space for a full round but the dive details
			 * and the dive spots should fit into the UEMIS memory
			 * The match we do here is to map the object_id to the logfilenr, we do this
			 * by iterating through the last set of loaded dive logs and then find the corresponding
			 * dive with the matching logfilenr */
			if (mbuf) {
				if (strstr(mbuf, log_file_no_to_find)) {
					/* we found the logfilenr that matches our object_id from the dive log we were looking for
					 * we mark the search successful even if the dive has been deleted. */
					found = true;
					if (strstr(mbuf, "deleted{bool{true") == NULL) {
						process_raw_buffer(data, deviceidnr, mbuf, &newmax, NULL);
						/* remember the last log file number as


quantities which are universal. The model described here can be used as a tool to check universality.

As explained in the text, the parameter $p$ varies in the domain $0 \leq p <
2(L - 1)/L$. For each value of $p < 2$, one considers values of $L > 2/(2-p)$ which makes sure that the rates are positive. We have observed that if $p$ approaches the value 2, the sound velocity decreases to a limiting value $v_s=2/5$, and one observes a slowing down in the time dependence of physical processes as one approaches the stationary state (see Figure 6).

An interesting phenomenon occurs if one chooses $p = 2(L-1)/L$. Conformal invariance is lost and the stationary state is an absorbing state which is the substrate (see Figure. 1)). Although theB. Nienhuis, P. Pearce and V. Rittenberg, 2003 [*J. Stat. Phys.*]{} [**114**]{}, 1 F. C. Alcaraz, P. Pyatov and V. Rittenberg, 2007 [*J. Stat. Mech*]{} [**P07009**]{} F. C. Alcaraz and V. Rittenberg, 2007 [*Phys. Rev. E*]{} [**75**]{} 051110 F. C. Alcaraz and V. Rittenberg, 2010 [*J. Stat. Mech.*]{} [bf P03024]{} A. V. Razumov and Yu. G. Stroganov, 2001 [*J. Phys. A*]{} [**34**]{} 3185 M. T. Batchelor, J. de Gier and B. Nienhuis, 2001 [*J. Phys. A*]{} [**34**]{} L265 F. Family and E. Vicsek, 1985 [*J. Phys. A*]{} [**18**]{} L75 F. C. Alcaraz and V. Rittenberg, J. Stat. Mech. P07009 (2007) Yu. G. Stroganov, private communication F. C. Alcaraz and V. Rittenberg, to be published


no reelection), this supposed to be a quote to Francisco I. Madero's famous phrase, but he said "Sufragio efectivo no reelección" (Valid Suffrage, No Reelection). President Felipe Calderón made a newspaper announcement in which he apologized for this, and said that the notes were going to continue in circulation, and that they would retain their value.

Likewise, a 100-peso banknote that commemorates the 100th anniversary of the enactment of the Constitution of Mexico was unveiled and issued in 2017.

In 2019, the Bank of Mexico issued a new 200-peso banknote of the Series G issues, but containing a special overprint referencing the 25th Anniversary of the Bank of Mexico's Autonomy from the Federal Government.

Series G
In August 2018 a new series of notes began circulation. New anti-counterfeiting measures were implemented. TheOral amiodarone reduces incidence of postoperative atrial fibrillation.
Atrial fibrillation (AF) is a common occurrence after heart operations that use cardiopulmonary bypass. It can cause life-threatening complications as well as delay discharge and increase hospitalization costs. The purpose of this study was to evaluate the effect of orally administered low-dose amiodarone on the incidence of new onset postoperative AF. In this prospective study, 226 consecutive adult patients (group A) who had various heart operations utilizing cardiopulmonary bypass between April and November of 1998 at the University of Miami/Jackson Memorial Hospital, were given oral amiodarone (200 mg three times a day), starting immediately after arrival in the intensive care unit until the day of hospital discharge. The incidence of new AF in this group of patients was assessed and compared


with a historical group of 239 patients (group B) who had had cardiac operations with cardiopulmonary bypass in the preceding 9 months at the same institution. Preoperative patient characteristics and procedure types were similar in the two groups. Among the 226 patients in group A, 13 (5.7%) had history of AF. Of the remaining 213 patients, new-onset AF occurred postoperatively in 10 (4.7%). Among the 239 patients in group B, 16 (6.7%) had history of AF. Of the remaining 223 patients, 44 (19.7%) developed new-onset AF (p < 0.001). Group A patients had a shorter length of hospital stay than those in group B (6.5 versus 7.8 days) but had a similar incidence of complications other than AF (23 of 226 patients in group A versus 24 ofEpilepsy and sleep disorders improve in adolescents and adults with Angelman syndrome: A multicenter study on 46 patients.
Actual knowledge on evolution of Angelman syndrome (AS) relies on questionnaire-based cohort studies, phone interviews, or small retrospective cohort studies focused on specific clinical-genetic features. These reports provide conflicting results. The aim of this study was to assess the long-term outcome of epilepsy, sleep disorders, and EEG in a vast series of AS subjects. We collected patients with genetically confirmed AS, aged ≥14years, followed in three tertiary epilepsy Centers or attending the meetings of the Italian Organization for AS (OrSA). Retrospective clinical and EEG data were retrieved from hospital archives or family documents. At index evaluation (IE) (last visit at tertiary Centers or single visit during OrSA meetings), caregivers were interviewed


There has long been an “urban rumor” that Elizabeth Tudor hated other women. It’s true that she was a female monarch in a time which greatly preferred sovereign men. {Note the extent to which her father, Henry VIII, extended himself to get a male heir, as well as the contents of John Knox’s much-circulated pamphlet, “The First Blast of the Trumpet Against the Monstrous Regiment of Women,” which railed against sitting queens and regents of the era.} Elizabeth didn’t forestall imprisoning women for long periods of time, such as her Grey cousins and Mary Queen of Scots, when she felt they threatened her throne, which admittedly may have seemed unfeminine and harsh.

Because of her ruling position, Queen Elizabeth was never really able to be an equal companion withUniversity historian Susan Doran states in her book, Queen Elizabeth I, “It should also not be forgotten how loyal and gracious she could be to her intimates and that the turnover of her household was very low. The majority of women served until death or severe illness intervened.”{Main photo credit: Attributed to Isaac Oliver [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons, By Attributed to Isaac Oliver – http://www.marileecody.com/gloriana/elizabethrainbow1.jpg , Public Domain, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=3074044

{Lady Knollys photo credit: Steven van der Meulen [Public domain or CC0], via Wikimedia Commons, By Steven van der Meulen – Yale Center for British Art B1974.3.22, Public Domain, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=7803507}

{Elin von Snakenborg photo credit: Robert Peake the elder [Public domain], via Wikimedia Commons, By Robert Peake the elder – pinterest, claiming origin from flickr, Public Domain, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=46367710}

{ Catherine Carey


C.J. Olaniyan said he hadn't heard anything about O'Brien heading elsewhere either. He seemed just as off-guard and even a bit reticent to believe the breaking story.

"Like I said, I haven't heard anything," Olaniyan said. "But no matter what happens, Penn State has shown -- everybody's shown -- that we're going to keep striving forward. No matter what happens."

The overwhelming sentiment from players on Tuesday and Wednesday was one of surprise, but not of betrayal. Their emotions were mixed but not polar -- they felt disappointed, but they were happy for their head coach. They seemed down, but they spoke with conviction about their university and the next season.

"As long as we have each other," wideout Jake Kiley said Wednesday, referring to his teammates, "we'll be fine. Ideparture. His phone buzzed with calls and texts from his teammates shortly before midnight. They agreed they'd enjoy the night and then just see what happens.

But Lewis was adamant, whomever the next head coach turns out to be, that he'll still be all-in.

"At the end of the day, we all know we're family and we all know we still have to go out there and play for our school," he said. "You have to be able to fight through adversity, and this is just another obstacle. I'm not mad at Coach O'Brien, I'm happy with what he's done for me and this university.

"I know my team and everyone else there at Penn State -- everyone -- is going to be behind us, and we're going to greet the


away with a single interception, fumble recovery or forced fumble.

Top candidates: Rising sophomore Da'Quan Davis is the favorite to fill in because he was the only other cornerback to really see time at the position in 2012. Incoming freshman Jordan Smith, who will enroll in less than a week, is a definite darkhorse here, but PSU could always turn to its other two 2012 DBs. Jordan Lucas and Jake Kiley might be better suited at safety, but both could be moved around in case of injury or to add some competition.

One to watch: Davis. He was our No. 1 2012 player to watch next season, and that's because a lot will be resting on his young shoulders. He's not the biggest corner at 161 pounds, but another offseason// Copyright 2019 Intel Corporation.

#include "tile/lang/ast/traversal.h"

#include <memory>
#include <unordered_map>

#include "base/util/stream_container.h"
#include "tile/lang/ast/fold.h"

namespace vertexai {
namespace tile {
namespace lang {
namespace ast {

class AstTraversal : public AstVisitor<void> {
 public:
  explicit AstTraversal(const ProgramMutations& mutations) {
    for (const auto& expr : mutations.outputs) {
      Push(expr);
    }
    for (const auto& update : mutations.updates) {
      Push(update.src);
      Push(update.dst);
    }
    while (stack_.size()) {
      auto entry = stack_.top();
      stack_.pop();
      if (entry.second) {
        flat_.push_back(entry.first);
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surrounded by stimulation that wasn't available even a few years ago. Are my mind and body really ready for Flavor Blasted Goldfish and never-ending social-media updates?

Before we get into the research, let's summarize the concept a bit more clearly: What exactly is a supernormal stimulus? The brilliant comic below will explain the basics and will take you less than two minutes to read.

Be Aware: Supernormal Stimuli

(Comic by the insanely talented Stuart McMillen, published with his permission. More about Stuart and his work can be found at the bottom of the post.)

When Superstimulation Goes Wrong

Nikolaas Tinbergen, a Nobel Prize-winning ethologist, is the father of the term "supernormal stimuli." As noted, Tinbergen found in his experiments that he could create "artificial" stimuli that were stronger than the stimuli for whichresponses had evolved naturally, including the following examples:

He constructed plaster eggs to see which a bird preferred to sit on and found that they would select those that were larger and had more defined markings or more saturated color. A dayglo-bright one with black polka dots would be selected over the bird's own pale, dappled eggs.

He found that territorial male stickleback fish would attack a wooden fish model more vigorously than a real male if its underside was redder.

He constructed cardboard dummy butterflies with more defined markings that male butterflies would try to mate with in preference to real females.

In a very quick span of time, Tinbergen was able to influence the behavior of these animals with a new superstimulus that they found themselves attracted to and preferred


"prepared" for some of our modern, highly stimulating experiences, given the limited amount of time we've had to adapt? It's very hard to say; you'll find excellent arguments from both camps. Here are a few common examples that are often brought into question. (Note: please read the full article. I'm not saying that you should never engage with the following, or that the examples below are conclusive, or that they are the "norm" -- not at all, in fact! I merely bring them up out of curiosity.)

Junk Food

1) The highly addictive nature of junk food is one of our generation's great concerns. Food is being engineered specifically to be more appealing than its natural counterparts. Is it any wonder then that when fast food is more thoroughly introducedhome office would show a still-functioning Super Nintendo hooked up with Chrono Trigger ready to go. I don't think that video games cause excessively violent behavior (and the research agrees), but I do have to admit that it seems video games may be addictive for some people, and for certain personality types in particular.

2) Television addiction may cause some users to elicit the signs of a behavioral addiction: users often watch TV to change mood, but the relief that's gotten is only temporary and often brings them back for more.

3) You're likely not surprised to hear that computer games have been linked to escapism, but what you may not know is that some studies have found symptoms of withdrawal in a very small subset of subjects; they became


moody and agitated and even had physical symptoms of withdrawal.

Pornography

1) Probably the most controversial of all modern stimuli, pornography has been described as insidious in nature because it might skew the otherwise normal activity of sex. Porn has been linked to changing sexual tastes, and some argue that porn can become a "never-ending" supply of dopamine (though there are few conclusive studies done on porn and the mind).

2) There's a passage from a Kurt Vonnegut novel where a man shows another man a photograph of a woman in a bikini and asks, "Like that Harry? That girl there." The man's response is, "That's not a girl. That's a piece of paper." Those who warn of porn's addictive nature always emphasize that it is not a sexual addiction butwas to centralize currency. What better way for the already rich to maintain their wealth than to make money scarce? Monarchs forcibly made abundant local currencies illegal, and required people to exchange value through artificially scarce central currencies, instead. Not only was centrally issued money easier to tax, but it gave central banks an easy way to extract value through debasement (removing gold content). The bias of scarce currency, however, was towards hording. Those with access to the treasury could accrue wealth by lending or investing passively in value creation by others. Prosperity on the periphery quickly diminished as value was drawn toward the center. Within a few decades of the establishment of central currency in France came local poverty, an end to subsistence farming, and the plague.


(The economy we now celebrate as the happy result of these Renaissance innovations only took effect after Europe had lost half of its population.) As it's currently practiced, the issuance of currency — a public utility, really — is still controlled in much the same manner by central banks. They issue the currency in the form of a loan to a bank, which in turn loans it a business. Each borrower must pay back more then he has acquired, necessitating competition — and more borrowing. An economy with a strictly enforced central currency must expand at the rate of debt; it is no longer ruled principally by the laws of supply and demand, but the debt structures of its lenders and borrowers. Those who can't grow organically mustI ran the following queries in ssms,the first query getting a result in a Sec after i changed a where clause data in a same query but it ran long time and getting timeout error. why this query behave like this.


),
			reply_1shot:  Oneshot_Maildrop( List( (prs::Name, wa::Value) ) )
		      }

	  | GET_DB  Oneshot_Maildrop( Db );

	Widget_Style
	    =
	    WIDGET_STYLE
	      { context:    wa::Context,
		plea_slot:  Mailslot( Plea_Mail )
	      };

	fun context_of (WIDGET_STYLE { context, ... } )
	    =
	    context;

	# Spawn a style imp for the
	# given context and database:
	#
	fun make_style_imp (context, db)
	    =
	    {   plea_slot =  make_mailslot ();
		#
		get_attribute_value
		    =
		    get_attribute_value  context;

		fun find_attribute key
		    =
		    {   find = construct_view (db, key);
			#
			\\ (attribute_name, type)
			    =
			 Delete an attribute value from a style
    #
    #        my mkStyle:  style -> (style_name * List( attribute_spec ) ) -> style
    #        # create a new style from an existing style and a list of attribute
    #        # value definitions.
    #
    #        my findAttr:  style -> style_view -> Null_Or( String )
    #        # Look up the given attribute in the given


       # event will be enabled once for each change to the style that occurs
    #        # after the event is created.
    #

	# Additions by ddeboer, May 2004.
	# Dusty deBoer, KSU CIS 705, Spring 2004.

	# utility function: list the resource specs from a db.
	# a resource spec is roughly:
	# PRS::RsrcSpec { loose: Bool, path: List( PRS::component * PRS::naming ), attribute: PRS::attribute_name, value: String, ext:(FALSE) }
	#
	fun list_rsrc_specs (DB { db, cache } )
	    =
	    {
		fun lst_spcs (DBTABLE { tight, loose, attributes }, pth)
		    =
		    #  list specs from attributes; that isQ:

How can I tell Perl's IO::Socket::INET which interface to use?

I have two interfaces on my server, eth0 and eth0:0. Those are two different external IP addresses and obviously two different reverse domains.
When I open a IO::Socket::INET connection, Perl uses the eth0 interface by default. I would like to use the second interface (eth0:0) because this has a different IP and I dont want to use my main IP or domain.
I have absolutely no idea how to select which interface to connect through.
Here's the code I use to open a socket:
my $sock = new IO::Socket::INET(PeerAddr    => $server,


beam dipole trap.'
address: ' Tata Institute of Fundamental Research, Mumbai, India'
author:
- 'Dipankar Nath, R. Kollengode Easwaran, G. Rajalakshmi and C.S. Unnikrishnan'
bibliography:
- 'ref.bib'
title: 'Accelerated Thermalisation of $^{39}$K atoms in a Magnetic Trap with Superimposed Optical Potential'
---

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

Ultra-cold and quantum degenerate bosonic and fermionic gases can serve as a test bed for various quantum mechanical as well as quantum statistical phenomena. They have also been important in developing various applications and in studies in fundamental physics. A first step towards producing a degenerate gas of atoms is to load the pre-cooled atoms from a Magneto Optical Trap (MOT)[@ELR:1987] into a conservative trap like a pure Magnetic Trap[@DEP:1983; @CJM:1997; @TE:1998] or an Optical Dipole Trap[@MDB:2001]. In order to attain lower temperatures, evaporative cooling is performed on the cloud of atoms in theTrap
---------------------------

The hybrid trap is created by aligning the dipole trap center (the focus of the dipole trap beam) with the center of the quadrupole trap. The dipole trap is derived from a 1080 nm ($\Delta\lambda\sim$ 1nm) unpolarized fiber laser (Manlight, France).

The dipole beam has a beam waist of 25 $\mu$m at the focus and a Rayleigh length of about 1800 $\mu$m, which exceeds the magnetic trap size. At a maximum power of 50 W, the trap depth of the dipole trap is around $1.9$ mK. The dipole trap beam is switched on together with the magnetic trap. The effective potential of the Hybrid trap is given by[@YJL:2009]: $$\begin{aligned}
U\left(  \vec{r}\right)   & =\mu B^{\prime}\left(  x^{2}/4+y^{2}+z^{2}/4\right)  ^{\frac{1}{2}}\nonumber\\
& -U_{0}exp\left(  -2\left(  y^{2}+z^{2}\right)  /w_{0}^{2}\right) \nonumber\\
& +mgy\label{eqn:hybridtrappotential}\end{aligned}$$ where $\mu$, $B^{\prime}$, $U_{0}$ and $g$


collision rate ($\gamma_{c}$) of 48/s at the dipole trap region compared to 0.5/s in the magnetic trap. Thus almost all the collisions required for thermal relaxation occurs in the dipole trap region. We estimate that within the measured thermal relaxation time $\tau_{c}\approx
700$ ms the atoms spend less than 40ms on the average inside the dipole trap. This time is evaluated for our magnetic trap oscillation frequency of 200Hz and for velocity of the atoms $\approx$ 0.56 m/s (for 500$\mu$K atomic cloud). Thus each atom undergoes at most 2 collisions during the time it spends in the dipole trap. However, the maximum velocity of the atoms is almost a factor of 3 larger as the atom traverses the 1.9 mK deep optical potential well, and the effective collision rate is expectedwould also like to thank Sanjukta Roy for valuable discussions.

[^1]: $\gamma_{c}=\bar{n}%
    \bar{v}\sigma$.where $\bar{n}$ is the average density, $\bar{v}=\sqrt
    {\frac{8k_{B}T}{\pi M}}$ is the average velocity and $\sigma$ is the collision cross-section


mystery. A trouble-making ghost is haunting a West End theatre and Daphne (Charlie Bull), Fred (Chris Warner Drake), Shaggy (Charlie Haskins), Velma (Rebecca Withers) and Scooby-Doo (Joe Goldie) are on their way, and bringing the Mystery Machine to crack this spooky, theatrical case.

Along the way the Mystery Inc. gang meet the Theatre Manager, Walt Warner (John McManus) and Box Office Manager, Muriel Martin (Kate England), both of whom seem to know more than they are prepared to let on.

All the while local Stagehand, Wilbur (Martin Neely) seems very interested in the mysterious theatre ghost wreaking havoc with Scooby-Doo and his friends. Maybe this time the gang are in over their heads?!

Scooby-Doo Live! Musical Mysteries will have the whole family on the edge of their seats in traditional Scooby-Doothem

but they can get all their excitement out in one day.

It does everything.

We chatted exclusively with the cast of @ScoobyDooLiveUK Click here for the interview!! https://t.co/o7AB47Eyyw pic.twitter.com/s8stfRAj9m — Cartoon Network UK (@CNUKTweets) August 11, 2016

Tickets are available to buy from lifeliketouring.com, there will be three shows each day at 10.30am, 1pm and 3.30pm, tickets are priced between £15 to £30 with a free poster program with every premium ticket, also there will be a VIP meet and greet with Scooby-Doo after every show.

http://lifeliketouring.com/scooby-doo-live-musical-mysteries/

Boomerang UK will be making behind-the-scenes posts about the Scooby-Doo Live Musical Mysteries musical on their official Instagram account:

https://www.instagram.com/officialboomeranguk/


76. Pack Workout Clothes When You Travel – Bringing your workout clothes can help motivate you to workout when you travel. All it takes is 10 minutes to get a solid bodyweight workout in your hotel room. Alternatively, you could training in your hotel gym if they have some weights, or even go for a jog outside. Also, consider bringing a jump rope with you for an intense cardio workout in just minutes. And don’t forget to bring your workout shoes.

The secret to a slimmer stomach in no time? A whole lot of fiber in your diet. Although many people are loath to add carbs to their diet when they’re trying to lose weight, adding the right, fiber-rich ones can have inches off your belly in a hurry.In fact, researchers at Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center found that every 10-gram daily increase in soluble fiber was associated with a 3.7 percent decrease in dangerous visceral fat over five years. Those who were active got even leaner, shaving off twice that much fat in the same amount of time. To start ditching that extra belly fat today, add the 30 Best Foods For Fiber to your menu!

Studies reveal that foods made from refined white flour are the significant causes of visceral fat. Added sugar has a high content of fructose. Sweetened drinks such as fruit juices, sodas, and other soft drinks can increase the amount of belly fat. You should also avoid desserts, candy, and pastries because they contain a lot of sugar. In case you


will be controlling access to our own waters and we will be seeking to gain a fairer share of quotas.”.............What does that statement actually mean?.... If we take back control of our waters, we have no need to be seeking a fairer share of our quotas. We can take what we want if we control our waters. TM is a typical politician. She never asnwered the question unequivocally and I think she IS using our fishing areas to bargain with the EU.
Now the book is talking about how being overweight perpetuates even more weight gain because your perception of what you should be gets skewed the more weight you gain. Um, I'd like to see the research that supports this statement. I'm not saying it's not true, butalso be great for your shape if you eat milk products along with other foods.

Avoid fad diets. It's never a good idea to trade meals for shakes or to give up a food group in the hope that you'll lose weight — we all need a variety of foods to get the nutrients we need to stay healthy. Avoid diet pills (even the over-the-counter or herbal variety). They can be dangerous to your health; besides, there's no evidence that they help keep weight off over the long term.
Other diabetes medications. Insulin-releasing tablets (e.g. sulphonylureas) often lead to weight gain. These include: Minodiab, Euglucon, Daonil, and Glibenclamide. Tablets like Avandia, Actos, Starlix and NovoNorm also encourage weight gain. But not Metformin. The newer drugs Victoza and Byetta (injectable) often


long as I didn’t have a heart attack at my age, and no pains that I was FINE… Well, seeing ME now…I know I WAS WRONG. What I needed to do was this last JAN 15….but I am a procrastinator….so a wedding and a SUIT that DID not fit at ALL…. pants had pleats at one time and the Jacket was like being stuffed into a Sausage skin…I am the sausage, same SHAPE….maybe a bigger belly although a sausage has no belly…. I JUST QUIT ALL MY BAD HABITS…. COLD TURKEY….. so I did this on Aug 03-15 and HAD to fit into that suit….in 11 days…and had started my Journey…. well, 9 pounds in that time alone…..Drank more water, QUIT SUGARY anything….coffee is a must but downto 2 a day and only 1% milk, so Lattes!! and having seen this transformation in that little time, TODAY,, 38 pounds less of me, exercising a lot, purchased a ROWING machine for my MAN CAVE, great spot, 2 fans and motivating music…. weights at the Club at Work, including Treadmill and bike…MORE to follow… BUT you and your Program is something I am PAYING more attention to…… I could go on, but maybe in 9 more pounds less and MORE of all these muscles that I thought would not ever be like this on me at THIS AGE….57. Thanks young fella…. you are so motivating! I can do it…. I push myself, the PRAISE has been a REWARD worth hearing more of each day……
It's typically harder to


an increase in weight, it fails to also mention medical conditions and medications. These are both areas that should not be left out and it seems this book was only targeted at people to try to make them feel bad about their weight gain so they'll want to lose weight. (which by the way is not a good technique of motivation, which is one of the things the book promises to provide). The thing is, while yes many factors leading up to obesity are based on our own habits and behaviors and if we want to lose weight we have to take responsibility for those. That's absolutely true. But I feel like this book is so caught up in that area that it's forgetting to share the entireyou eat and the calories contained therein. The output is your energy output. To lose weight the output needs to be greater than the input. It is that simple. Do not believe any of the diet fads. If you are currently not gaining or losing weight then just burning 300 extra calories per week or eating/drinking 300 calories less per week (2 sodas for example or a small burger) WILL make you lose weight - in this case around 5 pounds of fat per year.

37. Avoid Extreme Low Calorie Diets – While it may be tempting to eat very few calories to lose weight fast, the strategy can backfire. Very low calorie diets (called semi-starvation diets) are associated with a decrease in metabolism. In fact, one study showed


that women following a diet of 1200 calories per day lost more fat than women eating only 500 calories per day over a 24-week period.39 In addition, when eating very little food, you have a greater risk of nutrient deficiencies. If you want to learn more, check out Starvation Mode: Are You Eating Enough?

You may think hand sanitizer will zap germs and prevent you from getting sick, but it could also be making you fat. Hand sanitizer contains triclosan, which researchers have found to be an “obesogen,” meaning it could cause weight gain by disrupting your body’s hormones. A study published in the journal PLOS One found that people who had detectable levels of triclosan in their bodies were associated with a 0.9-point increase in body mass indexthe file is closed after you use it, so use this format which essentially creates a context for the file and allows the file to close itself after execution leaves the scope of the with statement.
with open("dognames.txt", "r") as f:
    key = "Bob"
    for line in f:
        if key in line:
            print line


an act of "cowardly terrorism." Adding: "We strongly condemn the bomb blast in the North Eastern India that led to so many deaths and injuries. It is a cowardly act of terrorism. Violence cannot be a tool for achievement of political objectives."

See also
 2009 Guwahati bombings

References

Category:21st-century mass murder in India
Category:Mass murder in 2008
Category:Car and truck bombings in India
Category:Terrorist incidents in India in 2008
Category:Terrorism in Assam
Category:History of Assam (1947–present)
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Category:Attacks on buildings and structures in Indiaadvantage of an N-parameter Non-Linear Perturbation Theory (NLPT) is that it allows us to make distinctions between different types of perturbations corresponding to different parameters, so that we can study their coupling and some non-linear effects without having to compute the whole set of higher-order perturbations. Such a framework may provide flexibility by allowing us to look at a given problem from different points of view. It may also allow us to choose a simpler (typically more symmetrical) background to model a given physical scenario. Given that, even in NLPT, the differential operators are those defined on the chosen background, this can drastically reduce the computations, and even change the way to perform them.

The aim of the present article is to introduce a novel approach to the study


exponential notation, as $$\Phi^{(k)\ast}_{\lambda}T= \e^{\lambda\pounds^{}_{\chi^{}_1}} \cdots
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\xi_1 = \chi_1\,,~~
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\,, \label{3knight}\end{aligned}$$ i.e. the result in [@BrMaMoSo; @SoBr]. Comparing the expansions (\[newrec\]) and (\[3knight\]) we see that they have different structures. However, substituting $\chi_1$, $\chi_2$and S. Sonego, , 2585 (1997)

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***UPDATE***

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I will be in Denver/Fort Collins on the


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This paper presents a large-scale modeling study characterizing fluid flow and tracer transport in the unsaturated zone of Yucca Mountain,the building was not open to the public at the time of appellant's entry. It accordingly permitted a conviction on facts not constituting an offense. In Dowden v. State, 537 S.W.2d 5 (Tex.Cr.App.), the Court said, "It is fundamental that a conviction for an offense cannot stand unless the charge authorized the jury to find a defendant guilty only for conduct constituting that offense." (Emphasis added.) The charge here, by failing to require that the jury find the building was not open to the public, authorized conviction for conduct that does not constitute an offense. This was fundamental error. See generally Cumbie v. State, 578 S.W.2d 732 (Tex.Cr. App.).
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Monthly Archives: April 2008

…according to the somewhat optimistic promise on the button that you may have noticed on the left of my blog, I am now supposedly blogging for autism awareness.

You may also have noticed that I don’t, so far, appear to have been living up to this promise. This is not for lack of trying, but, as usual, for lack of spare time – I have spent the month so far trying to work on this post while feeling that blogging for autism awareness is something I might be able to see my way clear to finding a few minutes to do some time around, oh, say, September. Of 2009. Possibly. But there is currently at least some of April left, so here is my first stabeven issues. In fact, the impression I’ve been getting is that a lot of people aren’t even interested in hearing more when autistic people try to tell them. People don’t want to listen. But we need to. Otherwise, autistics will continue to be short-changed.

From my husband, as he shepherded Jamie up to bed last night after some after-dinner playing: "We’re a bit late going upstairs. The fish had to get in the camper van and go to Sainsbury’s and look at all the numbers."

The world is a complicated place, especially when you’ve only had three years to learn about it. But Jamie is making headway.

He knows, for example, that, just as you can form words from letters, so you can form numbers from digits. It’s one of the


tidally stable and gravitationally self-bound subhalos through iteration. The PSB group-finding method has its advantage in resolving halos even in dense environment, and can resolve subhalos down to the gravitational force resolution. It should be noted that subhalos are not substructures of the host halo, but immigrated objects that are not yet disrupted within the host and thus should be resolved and treated separately when individual self-gravitating non-linear objects are to be identified. After finding the FoF halos using a standard linking length, the PSB algorithm is applied to identify subhalos. In each FoF halo the most massive subhalo is named the central or main subhalo, and the rest are called subhalos. In this study, we hereafter use the term ‘halo’ for the both kinds of subhalos.

Matter density-haloof $R=5 h^{-1}$Mpc. It can be seen that the halo mass density has a relation with the underlying matter density not only much tighter but also much simpler than the halo number density. The disadvantage of using the number density is even more serious if the FoF halos are used because the number density of the FoF halos is relatively low in high density regions.

The second-order bias model
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Even though the relation with the matter density becomes much tighter and simpler when the halo mass density is used, it can not be fit by a low-order polynomial. The line in the lower panel of Figure 1 is a second-order polynomial, $\delta_h =b_0 +b_1 \delta_m +b_2 \delta_m^2$, best fit to the numerical relation. It can be seen that the formula


can not fit the data at low densities. We also found that, even if higher-order terms are added, fitting by a polynomial is not always successful at all redshifts. This reveals a significant limitation of the bias model of Fry & Gaztanaga (1993) working only in a very weak non-linear regime.

We find that, when the logarithmic density is used, a second-order polynomial relation between the halo mass density and the matter density stands almost universally. We first smooth the mass-weighted halo distribution and the matter density field with a Gaussian filter of radius $R$ and take the logarithm of the resulting smooth density fields $D=\ln(1+\delta)$. The logarithmic transformation can make the result diverge in void regions. Since the smoothing length is always chosen to be equal to orsecond-order polynomials best fit to the scatter plots for the halos with mass more than $3\times 10^{11} h^{-1}M_{\odot}$. For higher mass cuts of $M_{\rm{cut}}=1\times 10^{12}$ (long-dashed lines) and $3\times 10^{12} h^{-1}M_{\odot}$ (dotted lines) we show only the best fits without scatter plots to avoid confusion. Since the density fields should be estimated from discrete points like halos or galaxies, the shot noise can be an issue. We choose the smoothing length $R$ equal to or greater than the mean halo separation to reduce the shot noise. As a result for the halo sample with $M_{\rm cut}=3\times 10^{11}h^{-1}M_{\odot} ({\bar d}=4.62h^{-1}$Mpc) we study the halo bias on the scales $R\ge 4.62h^{-1}$Mpc. Likewise for a sample with $M_{\rm cut}=1$ or $3\times 10^{12}h^{-1}M_{\odot} ({\bar d}=6.56$ or $9.56h^{-1}$Mpc) the halo bias is studied


log total matter density but our model (Eq. 1) is second-order in the halo mass density and linear in the matter density. We checked Figure 4 of Cen & Ostriker (1992) and found the figure in actual fact supports our model instead of Equation (11).

Manera & Gaztanaga (2011) studied a local bias model of the halo distribution in N-body simulations. However, they also used the halo number density instead of the mass density, and adopted a polynomial model where the halo overdensity is expanded in terms of the matter overdensity up to the second order. The mean separation of the FoF halos they used was $11 h^{-1}$Mpc even in the lowest mass halo sample at $z=0$, and their study was reliable only on large smoothing scales of $R\ge    const headerResponse = await fetch(someapi)
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"I'm gonna go get a drink... alone." " Who the hell are you?" "!" " Wait,wait,wait,wait." "Hold on!" "I'm calling 911!" " 'm angela's cousin." " What?" "Yeah,her dad sent me over to pick up her stuff." "My name's alan -- alan stanwick." "Her dad didn't say that you were coming." "Well,I mean..." "How else would I have the key to your place?" "So,I'm sure you got a view of angela that none of the family got to see." "Tell me,what was she like?" "What was she really like?" "She was great... just...great." "I mean,she was so... great." "Yeah." "Yeah." "You two must have been really close,huh?" "We were." "But it's not just her, it's matt." "Who?" "Angela's boyfriend." "Right -- matt." "Uh,what about him?" "He killed himselfdays ago." "I don't get it." "Look." " What is that?" " I'm not sure." "I've seen these kinds of symbols before." "Dean,take it easy,okay?" "You're angle's friends." " Dr. Mason -- - we need to talk." "Well,come in." "Thanks." "You teach ancient greek." "Tell me... what are these?" "I don't understand." "You said this had something to do with angela." "It does." "Please,just humor me." "They're part of an ancient greek divination ritual." " Used for necromancy,right." " That's right." "See, before we came over here, we stopped by the library and did a little homework ourselves." "Apparently, they use rituals like this one for communicating with the dead, even bringing corpses back to life -- full-on zombie action." "Yeah." "I mean, according to the legends." "Now,what's


whole fake-ritual thing, luring angela into the cemetery -- pretty sharp." "Thanks." "But did we have to use me as bait?" "I figured you were more her type,you know?" "She had pretty crappy taste in guys." "I think she broke my hand." "You're just too fragile." "We'll get it looked at later." "You want to stay for a while?" "No." "Dean,what is it?" "I'm sorry." "For what?" "The way I've been acting." "And for dad." "Well, he was your dad,too." "It's my fault that he's gone." "What are you talking about?" "I know you've been thinking it." "So have I." "Doesn't take a genius to figure it out." "Back at the hospital, I had a full recovery." "It was a miracle." "And five minutes later, dad's dead,and thethe money on my brushes, I covet them. Now though my waterbrushes stand on my desk in a cup, unloved and a little dusty. I mostly use them now for adding water to my paint, lol. They're accurate for that which is great. Maybe someday I'll do plein air work, until now they sit and remind me of when I struggled to understand my paint. I'm so glad I kept struggling because now painting makes me so happy.Best,

Friday, November 13, 2015

What a terrible thing to happen in Paris. I'm horrified. It makes one feel so helpless to hear of such terrible acts against innocent people. It also feels a little weird to post about something so silly as my glasses and how I drew them up this afternoon,


other nuances. It worked terrifically, well, except now my palette is kind of a mess, lol. But then that's the best kind of mess, right?? The more paint everywhere the better.

NEVER FORGET - Remembrance Day Poppies

Anyway, here's wishing all of you artist a great and happy weekend filled with art. My plan is to cover myself in some kind of art supplies, maybe graphite or charcoal or something this time. We'll see, I try not to plan my creativity too much, lol.Talk soon, K? Good!

Wednesday, November 11, 2015

"Death Before Decaf" by Caroline Fardig begins a new series that comes out November 17th, 2015 starring an outspoken fiery redhead named Juliet Langley. She is a musician and business owner but when her career crashes and the coffee bar sheGREEN BEANS. Anyone got a pat of butter??Talk later, K?Good! I need coffee, painting after so long totally did my head in. Give me a few days to acclimate. Maybe I need some chocolate too.....Best,

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I'm a watercolor & mixed media artist who blogs about her adventure in paint. I also love to read so there's always a book or paintbrush in my hand. Hopefully my work speaks to you, makes you feel something. That would make me very happy indeed. Visit my Flickr account to see all my artwork. http://www.JenniferMcLean.com


Apple Watch or Android Wear which one is good for you

“ Apple and Android are revolutionary platforms in current technological world. Android Wear is a completely operational OS, which can be utilized just the same way you utilize Android, while Apple Watch shows data, leaving all the computations on the iPhone. ”

By Geeta Tyagi

The home screen of Apple watch's is an application launcher, while Android Wear's is watchface + notification list. Apple is empowering launching apps, while Android puts responding to notifications at stake, giving applications second need.

If you are managing an additional little screen and no keyboard, the stages clearly have to cater some better approach to information. Apple has furnished with great tools like Digital Crown, Force Touch and People Button, while Google appears to dependon voice control and context mindfulness for most links. Hire Android Wear apps Developer from India and make your own specific watch face and even make certain activities for your app launch-able by voice while with Apple Watch, you are very constrained.

Additionally, two platforms emphatically contrast in architecture. Primitively, Android Wear is a completely operational OS, which can be utilized just about the same way you utilize Android, while Apple Watch just showing data, leaving all the computations on the iPhone. This implies that you can't utilize Apple Watch without an iPhone, while you can utilize Android Wear without an Android phone.

Anyway, let’s get into more insights about Android Wear Tesla App.

Loaded with the Killer Features: The most promptly utilized features of a Tesla mobile application are verifying


would shoot Lincoln a month later, can be seen in photos near the President as he delivers his address.

Assassin John Wilkes Booth got close to President Lincoln more than once.

Teddy Roosevelt's unique inauguration jewelry.

For his second inauguration in 1905, Roosevelt wore a ring containing a lock of Abraham Lincoln's hair.

Wait, what? Roosevelt was inspired by Lincoln. His admiration started early. There's an image of Roosevelt as a boy looking out of a second-story window onto Lincoln's funeral procession. Roosevelt called himself an heir to Lincoln's policies during his presidency, referring to his relationship with the African-American community.

President Theodore Roosevelt was an admirer of Lincoln.

That time Andrew Jackson jumped out of a White House window. Maybe.

It was 1829. One of the nastiest campaigns in US history had just endedConversely, the levels among all DMAU volunteers returned back to normal within a month’s time after the therapy was stopped.

“[It’s] a big step forward in the development of the male pill,” said senior author Stephanie Page, a professor of medicine at the University of Washington, at a media conference held Sunday. “We were very excited with the results we saw.”

The research was a joint collaboration between the University of Washington and UCLA.

According to the authors, DMAU has been designed to jump over the hurdles that have stymied other attempts at a male birth control pill. One of the leading approaches to male contraception has been to use progestin in conjunction with testosterone. The progestin causes the testicles to stop naturally producing testosterone, leading to lower sperm production, while


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Office received a call from a Jiffy Lube employee saying they saw someone putting a gun in nearby bushes, though no weapon was recovered by deputies. The description given was a white male in a red car.

Later that night, three bullets pierced through the front door of a home on Sandy Ridge Drive, the street where Gleason lived with his parents. Sheriff Sid Gautreaux said the shots were fired from a close range, and the black family who lived there said the bullets flew through their entire house, with at least one exiting a back window. No one was hurt, though two residents were home.

The next day, Custom Security, a local surveillance company, alerted law enforcement that in a parking lot they were monitoring it appeared a manseries is enabling Internet-based video applications, while the International Telecommunications Union (ITU) Telecommunication Standardization Sector (ITU-T) H.263 video compression standard is now widely used in videoconferencing systems.
The most recent international standard for video image encoding/decoding and compression to be widely pursued by industry is the International ITU-T International Organization for Standardization (ISO) video compression standard known as ITU-T/ISO H.264 or as advanced video codec (AVC) and MPEG-4 Part 10 (“H.264 standard” hereinafter). The H.264 standard was prepared by the Joint Video Team (JVT), which included the ITU-T SG16 Q.6, known as VCEG (Video Coding Expert Group), and the ISO/IEC JTC1/SC29/WG11, known as MPEG. The H.264 standard is designed for the applications in the area of Digital TV broadcast (DTV), Direct Broadcast Satellite (DBS) video, Digital Subscriber Line (DSL)


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Proper testing should detect any major faults and establish the level of superiority or improvement over current varieties. In addition to showing superior performance, there must be a demand for a new variety that is compatible with industry standards or which creates a new market. The introduction of a new variety will incur additional costs to the seed producer, the grower, processor and consumer; for special advertising and marketing, altered seed and commercial production practices, and new product utilization. The testing preceding release of a new variety should take into consideration research and development costs as well as technical superiority of the final variety. For seed-propagated varieties, it must be feasible to produce seed easily and economically.
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Cotton is an important and valuable field crop. Thus, a continuing goal of plant breeders is to develop stable, high yielding cotton varieties that are agronomically sound. The reasons for this goal are obviously to maximize the amount and quality of the fiber produced on the land used and to supply fiber, oil


and food for animals and humans. To accomplish this goal, the cotton breeder must select and develop plants that have the traits that result in superior cultivars.
The goal of a commercial cotton breeding program is to develop new, unique and superior cotton varieties. In cotton, important traits include higher fiber (lint) yield, earlier maturity, improved fiber quality, resistance to diseases and insects, tolerance to drought and heat, and improved agronomic traits. The breeder initially selects and crosses two or more parental lines, followed by generation advancement and selection, thus producing many new genetic combinations. The breeder can theoretically generate billions of different genetic combinations via this procedure.I got done in the past weeks.
I am really bad at not sharing my projects all over the place, but this time I had to keep myself in check... But not anymore! Enjoy.

woensdag 23 april 2014

Hi everyone! Like I told you last week, you will have to life with blog posts with not so much projects as you might be used to... But I will try to share with you as much as I can. And just yesterday I started a new sharable project!

woensdag 16 april 2014

Hi everyone! Miss me recently? Real life, and especially university decided to catch up with me... And although crocheting did not stop, blogging had to go.
But now I am back, shortly for today... But he! No FOFriday for two weeks means lots


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Problem-Solving Card Text

The year 2011 marks 10 years of Yu-Gi-Oh! on TV in North America. As part of our 10thAnniversary celebrations, the Yu-Gi-Oh! TCG will undergo its greatest text and rules retrofit ever. Starting in July 2011, all cards will be written with what we call Problem-Solving Card Text.

The new text took a while to work out, and we needed to wait until we had enough different kinds of cards and effects to look at as examples. The new text doesn’t just have to work for the cards we have now. It


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Remember that component 1 is the principal component with the highest variance (since highest variance equates to highest potential signal).

The linear regression connection is useful because it helps us realize that each principal component is a linear combination of the individual features.

So much like how a linear regression model is the weighted sum of our features that adheres most closely to our target variable, the principal components are also weighted sums of our features.

Except in this case, they are the weighted sums that best express the underlying trends in our feature set.

Going back to our example, we can visually see that the blue line captures more variance than the red line because the distance between the blue ticked lines is longer than the distance between the red


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Is (2*15/(-12) - -3)*692470 composite?
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Let o be 1/2 + (-28)/(-8) + -2. Suppose -5 = -5*r + 2*d + 7, -o*d + 2 = 2*r. Is 0*(-5)/(-10) - (-5210)/r prime?
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Let c be -4 + (3/2)/(3/10). Let m(y) = 2474*y. Is m(c) a composite number?
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Let l = 232 + -230. Suppose -l*b - 3*b + 62655 = 0. Is b prime?
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Let w = 90588 - -13363. Is w prime?
True
Suppose -o = 5*g - 45, 5*o + 3*g - 137 = -0*g. Suppose 23*v - 42 = o*v. Is (v/(-9))/(7/21) a prime number?
True
Suppose -3*w = c - 96772, -5*c + 266741 = 4*w - 217097. Is c prime?
False
Suppose 4*f - 1141 + 6733- 29028. Suppose o - v = 3771. Is o composite?
False
Let j = 155377 - 75626. Is j a composite number?
True
Let d(t) = -2*t - 6. Let c be d(-4). Suppose -2*w + 1504 = c*f, w = -3*f + f + 1503. Is f a composite number?
False
Let v(w) = -8231*w**2 + w. Let s = -52 + 53. Let b be v(s). Let i = -2357 - b. Is i a composite number?
True
Let j(i) = 3182*i + 843. Is j(18) a prime number?
False
Suppose -8*i = -5*i + 4*i. Let k(d) be the third derivative of -d**5/60 + d**4/24 + 251*d**3/2 - 9*d**2. Is k(i) prime?
False
Suppose 1198061 = 2*v + 39*v. Is v composite?
False
Suppose -18*x + 193 = -185. Suppose 2*g + 3*f - 170 = -x, -338


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