Finite-temperature crossovers in periodic disordered systems.
We consider the static properties of periodic structures in weak random disorder. We apply a functional renormalization group approach (FRG) and a Gaussian variational method (GVM) to study their displacement correlations. We focus in particular on the effects of temperature and we compute explicitly the crossover length scales separating different regimes in the displacement correlation function. We compare the FRG and GVM results and find excellent agreement. We show that the FRG predicts, in addition, the existence of a third length scale associated with the screening of the disorder by thermal fluctuations and discuss a protocol to observe it.average density of 491.4 per square mile (190.2/km²).  The racial makeup of the village was 97.12% White, 0.64% African American, 1.28% Native American, and 0.96% from two or more races.

There were 119 households out of which 37.8% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 60.5% were married couples living together, 10.9% had a female householder with no husband present, and 26.9% were non-families. 26.1% of all households were made up of individuals and 16.8% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older.  The average household size was 2.62 and the average family size was 3.14.

In the village, the population was spread out with 30.1% under the age of 18, 3.5% from 18 to 24, 30.8% from 25 to 44,


nicely done! you might like the whimsical kinetic sculptures of Rowland Emmett, who started off as a cartoonist. He made some that had a bicycle basis.here's a video about his work:you might especially like the Featherstone Kite noted in the above videoand Pussiewillow II, which I saw many years ago at the Air & Space Museum in Washington DC. Video of the old exhibit:classrooms which are fully equipped to host workshops of almost any kind.

We will also have a chilling area to take some rest between sessions, a quiet room, and free childcare service.

The venue is wheelchair accessible over the lateral street, and can be reached easily by public transport. For more information about accesss for disabled people in Barcelona you can take a look at this link.

The best options to get there, if you come from Sants Estació, are the Av. Pedralbes - Cavallers bus station and the Av d’Esplugues - Av Pearson bus station. There is also an option through the subway with an stop at Palau Reial station if you want a quicker route that require walking a bit.

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or TLR4 [@pone.0002376-Geisel1]. Together, these data provide evidence that IL-6 might play a bifunctional role in inflammatory diseases. Depending on the host status IL-6 may act as a pro-inflammatory or anti-inflammatory cytokine promoting or inhibiting T-cell priming and Th1 responses.

In this study we investigated whether and how intestinal colonization with *E. coli* mpk or *B. vulgatus* mpk differentially modulates activation, maturation and IL-6 production of intestinal lamina propria (LP) DC in *IL-2^−/−^*-mice prior to onset of colitis and whether differential modulation of LP DC might have an impact on induction or prevention of colitis in gnotobiotic *IL-2^−/−^-*mice *in vivo*.

Results {#s2}
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Characterization of LP DC in gnotobiotic *IL-2^−/−^*-mice {#s2a}
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*E. coli* mpk induces colitis in *IL-2^−/−^*-mice, whereas the commensal strain *B. vulgatus* does not and even prevents *E. coli* mpk inducedthe percentage of CD11c positive cells or absolute numbers of CD11c positive cells±SD.

*B. vulgatus* mpk differentiates DC to a semi-mature phenotype {#s2b}
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Recent studies have shown that IL-6 differentiates DC to a semi-mature phenotype (CD40^lo^CD80^lo^MHC-II^hi^) which is characterized by a reduced responsiveness towards LPS amongst others [@pone.0002376-Park1]--[@pone.0002376-Geisel1]. In addition, the expression of chemokine receptor (CCR) 7 on DC was downregulated by IL-6 which resulted in reduced DC migration [@pone.0002376-Hegde1].

Herein we were able to show that mono-colonization of *IL-2^−/−^-*mice with *B. vulgatus* mpk differentiated intestinal LP DC to a semi-mature phenotype and was associated with absence of colitis. We next analyzed the modulation of CCR7 expression and DC migration by priming DC with the protective *B. vulgatus* mpk or the colitogenic *E. coli* mpk. Furthermore the impact of IL-6 on


are calling for war. Not because they don’t like this particular Tony Blair policy or that one, but because they hate the secular and Christian and Jewish West which in their fanatical imaginations belongs to the realm of Dar al-Harb,the realm of the unbelievers, the realm of the infidel and the damned. Dar al-Harb: in Arabic, it means the realm of WAR. Leftists obviously don’t understand this, don’t understand the mentality of the religious fanatics whose work they are doing. If the West surrenders, the left will undoubtedly be the first to be killed. (Has any leftist asked themselves why the terrorists would pick liberal, multicultural New York to attack?)

For years Britain has tolerated Imams who have preached hatred of Britain right in their midst. For years BritainSaturday, December 3, 2016

Boycotts

So we are urged to boycott Kellogg's now on behalf of Breitbart. And what will Breitbart do for us? Would it be too much to ask for Breitbart to actually support white self-determination more than the Republican establishment and various minor issues?

In general, we should boycott most global, multicultural corporations. Avoid the mass media, especially if you have a Nielsen meter. If there is a show you can't bear avoiding, leave the meter in its charging cradle while you watch it in another room. Television ad revenue in the former US is $73 billion in 2016. There are about 70,000 active Nielsen meters, so each meter carried by a boycotter can subtract a huge chunk of money from the mass media. And that's not including


we need to take a step back. Let the journalists do their job. Let's get the facts before we rush to judgments. A lot has happened, and it is all very fresh. I'll try to do my best to point to what has happened and been said on Monday night. I think the one tweet that best sums up the confusion right now is from C. Trent Rosencrans.

i was told they didn’t know. and it wasn’t public record. so i don’t assume what i don’t know https://t.co/uA9mMrO8iw — C. Trent Rosecrans (@ctrent) December 8, 2015

We can't assume what we don't know. It's dangerous, and I'll leave it at that.

What Yahoo reported is that Chapman had a disagreement with his girlfriend (whether past or present doesn't matter). This alsodomestic violence allegations https://t.co/uiihhaNBPS — Alex Speier (@alexspeier) December 8, 2015

We can talk until we are blue in the face about what Chapman did and didn't do. Whether he laid hands on his girlfriend withstanding, he also shot off a firearm several times in a residential area. He was obviously angry and violent, and his past has been quite sketchy as well. This will all be held against him in any future legal proceedings, by the league, and in the court of public opinion.

The police report stated that no physical violence could be proven. Charges were not filed, and that's where we are right now. Charges were not filed. No arrests were made.

Now, most cases of domestic violence never see the light of day. Even more cases are


rebuilding. They need to trade Chapman. However, at this moment, Chapman is literally untradeable. No shiny, new prospects, no money coming off the books, and now one of the most exciting players in Reds' history has a tarnished reputation and career. This could also put other trades on pause as the Reds and MLB try to figure it all out.

Unless a team fully agrees with Reisinger, difficult to see any club trading for Chapman now, particularly with MLB investigating. — Ken Rosenthal (@Ken_Rosenthal) December 8, 2015

Sources: At least one team that spoke with #Reds believes that Chapman might have injured a hand in alleged domestic-violence incident. — Ken Rosenthal (@Ken_Rosenthal) December 8, 2015

Teams will be shying away for these two obvious reason. I don't know what the nextrs of n(-18)?
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Let x be (((-152)/3)/8)/(3/(-198)). Suppose -373 = -5*p - z, -x = -5*p - 5*z - 53. What are the prime factors of p?
3, 5
Let s(l) = 13*l**3 + 8*l**2 + 5*l + 19. What are the prime factors of s(9)?
23, 443
Suppose 34 = -3*j + 2*j. Let r = j - -26. What are the prime factors of ((-4)/r)/(1/190)?
5, 19
Let c(p) = p**3 - p**2. Let s(f) = 39*f**3 - f**2 + 5*f - 6. Let k(m) = -4*c(m) + s(m). What are the prime factors of k(2)?
2, 37
Let f be 3/3*(1956 - 0)/2. Suppose 0 = 45*a - 42*a - f. List the prime factors of a.
2, 163
Let t = -700 + 718. Suppose 0 = -4*b - 2*w + 378


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Since Parity generated the test net address, the private key is probably stored somewhere in my machine.

Yes, you can find them in:

On Windows: C:\Users\You\AppData\Roaming\Parity\Ethereum\
On MacOS: /Users/you/Library/Application Support/io.parity.ethereum/keys
On Linux: /home/you/.local/share/io.parity.ethereum/keys

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this openness caused his spontaneous decision to perform an a capella version of the traditional Bavarian folk song Drunt in da greana Au instead of the English one he had intended, and it was greeted with gleeful applause.

Becoming a performer at Catweazle is very simple: everyone can just turn up on the night and sign up on a first-come first-served basis. Each performer gets about 5 minutes of stage time, although every now and then, longer sets are assigned for special occasions: some nights might end with an intimate album launch of a local band, a couple of songs from a touring musician passing through Oxford or even a film projection with a live soundtrack. But every night ends with a sense of having been part of something


it.

Photo: Catweazle (all rights reserved)

Laura Theis performing at Catweazle's new sister night, the Bluebird

His experiment started at the Victoria Arms, moved around different pubs of increasing sizes for several years until finally settling in the east of Oxford. Now, on busy nights, more than a hundred people squeeze into the space, huddle on the carpet and sofas. And despite the thousands of different performers Sage has seen in his time (Catweazle recently celebrated its 18th birthday!) he is anything but jaded: his compèring conveys the sense that for him too, every new Catweazle night is a special adventure.

Far from tiring of it, he has recently set up the Bluebird, a smaller scale sister night on Tuesdays - a measure to counteract the ever-growing Catweazle queue of performers hopingof the clerk’s record, we noted that the trial court certified this to be

a negotiated plea agreement case in which Walker has no right of appeal. By letter dated July

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in which to respond. Walker responded, through counsel, but her response contains nothing to

persuade us that we have jurisdiction over this appeal.

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a written motion that was both filed and ruled on


1.Singe some coffee grounds with a lighter.

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Have some leftover coffee grounds? Pour them in a small bowl, let them dry out, place the bowl where those pests usually bother you, and singe some of the grounds with a lighter. That caffeine scent will keep 'em at bay.

2.Make an essential oil spray.

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Using oils like lavender, peppermint, and thyme, you can create your own concoction with a lovely scent that mosquitoes will hate because they're monsters. Check out how to make the spray here.

3.Put a dryer sheet in your pocket.

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Turns out, there's actually science behind this age-old myth. Dryer sheets contain two chemicals that keep gnats and mosquitoes away: linalool, which is toxic to some types of insects, and beta-citronellol, which– Erfahrung – from a knowing that is passed on mouth to mouth, created in dreams or found lurking in the streets.

I want to illustrate this by quoting from a review that we translated for the book but did not include. Titled ‘In Praise of the Doll - Critical Scoffs at Max v. Boehn’s ‘Dolls and Puppet Shows’’, published in the Literarische Welt in June 1930. The review is harsh – a product of disappointment, or jealousy. But then Benjamin slips into another mode. He writes:

‘Right after this dubious exegesis of Kleist, however, one has the pleasure of stumbling upon the ‘Changeable Dolls or Metamorphoses’. Boehn names as their inventor Franz Genesius. They played a leading role in the Puppet Theatre of Schwiegerling, certainly one of the greatest


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to the present, and shares the beliefs that have served him well.

After fighting some of the fiercest bouts in boxing history against Joe Frazier and George Foreman, today Muhammad Ali faces his most powerful foe—outside the boxing ring. Like many people, he battles an illness that limits his physical abilities, but as he says, "I have gained more than I have lost....I have never had a more powerful voice than I have now." Ali reflects on his faith in God and the strength it gave him during his greatest challenge, when he lost the prime years of his boxing career because he would not compromise his beliefs. He describes how his study of true Islam has helped him accept the changes in his life and has brought himF1 owner Liberty Media remains in discussions with teams and the FIA about trialling reversed-grid qualifying races at select events for 2020 to improve the spectacle. But the proposal was blasted by Lewis Hamilton and Sebastian Vettel after qualifying for the Singapore Grand Prix last weekend, with Vettel describing it as "bullshit" and "completely the wrong approach".

In F1's post-race media pass, Brawn addressed "a variety of statements from drivers and pundits" regarding the proposal, which he said was still being discussed.

"To try to clarify the situation and avoid misunderstandings, there are discussions about experimenting in 2020 with changes to the qualifying format with the aim of making a grand prix weekend a little less predictable," said Brawn. "I want to emphasise the word ‘experiment’ because this is what


tube is to divert the exhaust air and gases outward from the tube into a packing of theoretically noise absorbant material, such as fiberglass or the like, about the tube and within a casing. Ultimately, the exhaust returns through openings in the exhaust tube and exits into the atmosphere at its termination.
While the glass packed or glass wrapped exhaust tube of this nature is known, it has, until the present invention, been much less than thoroughly satisfactory since the exhaust has a great tendency to travel a direct path through the exhaust tube and the theoretical advantages of the glass are not achieved.
The present invention is unique and not anticipated in the prior are in that it utilizes a preliminary dispersing chamber for the exhaust, together with atAugust 19, 1959, refuse matter was thrown from *702 it, on three separate occasions, into navigable waters of the Delaware River.
3. Libelant is entitled to judgment in its favor against respondent for pecuniary penalties, which the Court assesses in the minimum amount of Five Hundred ($500.00) Dollars for each of the three violations, or a total of One Thousand Five Hundred ($1,500.00) Dollars, and costs.

DISCUSSION
Section 13 of the Rivers and Harbors Act (33 U.S.C.A. § 407) makes it unlawful to throw refuse matter from any ship into any navigable water of the United States. Section 16 (33 U.S.C.A. §§ 411 and 412) of the Act provides for the punishment of individuals and corporations violating Section 13, imposing a fine of not less than Five Hundred ($500.00) Dollars nor


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After some preliminary analysis, it does not look like our big counterparties i.e. Dynegy, Rliant, Duke, El Paso etc., are closing down their positions. On the contrary their net positions seem to be rising. This is only for NYMEX related financial instruments, I haven't looked at phys or power yet.

Just thought you would like to know.and allied health programs.

Dr. Bryan Lantrip, a Yazoo City native, Jackson physician and medical director of the college’s Diagnostic Medical Sonography Program, spoke on “Life Lessons” for the nursing and allied health ceremony.

Lantrip said he grew up in a family that believed in hugging. He told graduates sometimes the human touch “can go a long way.”

“When seeking advice or treatment for health issues, patients are uncertain, anxious, even scared. Simple verbal reassurance can help alleviate many of these feelings, but the extra effort to place your hand onto a patient’s forearm or forehead can be more comforting in those times of uncertainty,” he said. “It can be a very powerful nonverbal way of saying, ‘I care’ or ‘I know you are frightened or worried.’ ”

He also said health


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         is formed in a cylindrical shape having small diameter. A lower discharge electrode face 125 is formed at the tip portion of the cylindrical shape having small diameter, and a concave portion 127 is also formed on the lower discharge electrode face 125 for generating a stable discharge. On the upper discharge electrode face 123 and the lower discharge electrode face 125 is applied copper plating, for example.
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The 18-year-old student from south Belfast, who gave his name only as ‘Ross’, told the News Letter he was not living in the Holylands area but was visiting fellow students there.

The News Letter put it to him that a 12-year-old boy in the area the night before was so scared by the scale and sounds of smashing doors and windows that he had to sleep in his granny’s bed.

Her four grandchildren were supposed to be in her house yesterday but were too scared to be in the area, she said.

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The News Letter detailed how she had suffered verbalas a high-school and college gymnast and later worked as a coach. After getting into stunt work, she learned how to do high falls, drive cars, and even light herself on fire, but she came to “Age of Heroes” with a beginner’s knowledge of swordsmanship. She says getting to the level she is at now “took a lot of literal blood, sweat, and tears” and that she continues to work on her technique every show — “but when I look at videos of myself on stage fighting, it totally paid off.”

Aside from the physical tasks, canon character appearance and behavior are also instilled in the performers. Castriota says the company rents out a movie theater whenever a new Marvel film debuts to learn about new character traits and


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What it's like to be a working actress — but not a celebrityTwelve white male San Francisco police officers who were passed over for promotions are suing the city for race and sex discrimination, led by a lieutenant whose similar suit 16 years ago netted a $1.6 million settlement. A 13th plaintiff, now retired, says she was denied promotion because she is a white lesbian.

The lawsuit, filed Tuesday in federal court, is the latest round of a conflict that dates back at least to 1973, when an organization representing black and female officers sued the San Francisco police force for discrimination in hiring and promotions. The city settled the case in 1979 by taking steps to increase diversity, including the “banding” of promotional test results so that all candidates who scored within a certain range were treated the same, allowing


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If you wish to skip a shipment, or cancel your subscription, you must do so within 2 weeks of the next shipment date, otherwise your credit card will be charged, and the case dispatched.pupils can study individual sources and report back to the whole class and then together arrive at an answer to the mystery. Alternatively, pupils can work through the exercise as a self-contained study.

Sources

Source 1 is MPF 1/366, a plan of the murder scene at Kirk o’ Field church. The plan was drawn for William Cecil shortly after the murder. The murder aroused obvious interest in England. Darnley had once been Elizabeth I’s suitor and was her cousin.

Source 2 is SP 53/2, an extract from the longest of the “casket letters” written sometime between 1566 and 1567. Produced by the Earl of Moray as evidence of Mary’s complicity in the murder of Darnley, the originals of the letters have always been doubtful. The document shown here is a copy


single-engine planes.

This is the fifth scenario in a Battle of Britain campaign that follows the exploits of the fictitious Country of Dampshire 369 Squadron Auxiliary Air Force. We use the Wings of Glory WW2 rules, slightly modified to give faster play, together with our own set of campaign rules. We use the Wings of Glory planes where the right model is available, other manufactures are used to fill in the gaps.

The Background

All British eyes by now were focused on Dunkirk and Operation Dynamo. The great evacuation was reaching its peak. Initially it was hoped to rescue 50,000 troops but contrary to expectations up to 40,000 troops a day were being taken off. However, the waiting men, standing in long queues on the beaches, were having a very tryingthe Germans and a dogfight ensued.

The two 109s made quick work of both Spitfires. Luckily they were still over BEF-held territory and could parachute to safety.

While hanging from his parachute, Half Pint decided he must have a serious chat with his fitter; Leading Aircraftman Walker. "It couldn't have been my own fault that I got shot down", thought Half Pint as he dangled in midair, "It must have been something that the useless Walker forgot to do".

Both Messerschmitts returned safely. Schlangenaugen and Halland celebrated their kills by each drinking a bottle of captured Champagne.

Result

German Victory - by 29 VP to 0 VP

Pilot Officer Sir Price: shot down - straight back to England on the next boat.

Flying Officer William ”Half Pint” Carruthers: shot down - straight back to England


May the British air forces, the Royal Air Force (RAF) and Armée de l'Air (French Air Force) tried to destroy the bridges, and stop German reinforcements reaching the west bank.

The Action

Two Blenheim Mk I bombers (Pilot Officer John ”Banger” Walls and Pilot Officer Brett Sinclair) each carrying a 1,000lb bombload took off from a French airfield escorted by two Hurricane Mk I fighters (Flying Officer William ”Half Pint” Carruthers and Pilot Officer Emmett Hollingberry) and headed towards the bridges accross the Meuse River.

The bridges were protected by ack-ack and there was a standing patrol of two Messerschmitt Bf 109 E-3s (Oberleutnant Freiherr C.G.Sommarlath and Leutnant Adolf Halland). The ack-ack guns opened fire which in turn alerted the fighters which heading towards the incoming planes.

The inexperienced Sommarlath led theof attacks to unhinge the French siege line – exactly what Victor feared would happen. General la Peña instead ordered a withdrawal back into Cádiz. Marshal Victor could not believe his good fortune and immediately re-established his siege lines. Other than confirming the valor of the soldiers on both sides, the battle had been a colossal waste of life.

The Setup:

View of the battlefield showing the Allies to the left and the French to the right.

The Action:

General Sir Thomas Graham decided to start the offensive on his right flank and take the important Barrosa ridge before it could be occupied by maréchal Victor's French troops..

Graham took the initiative and pushed forward José de Lardizábal's Spanish infantry to hold the town of Barrosa and at the same time brought up


Generate More Benefit In Your Marketing Ready For The Benefits Of Marketing Automation? Improve the quantity and percentage of qualified prospects transferred to sales See more conversions from lead nurturing and demand generation Lose fewer leads as well as miss out...(SJ and CMJ), constant running speed, and maximal incremental running test \[VO~2~ was measured\] were performed ([Figure 1](#F1){ref-type="fig"}).

![Experimental design.](fphys-11-00979-g001){#F1}

Procedures {#S2.SS3}
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### Anthropometry {#S2.SS3.SSS1}

Anthropometry was evaluated according to the International Society for Advancement of Kineanthropometry ([@B23]).

### Vertical Jumps (SJ and CMJ) {#S2.SS3.SSS2}

The runners performed the SJ and CMJ using a jumping mat (Jump System Pro^®^, CEFISE, Nova Odessa, Brazil), with sample rate of 1000 Hz. Each athlete performed three attempts of the SJ and CMJ with maximal effort. Thirty seconds between attempts were given to each runner. Both vertical jumps were performed according to the recommendations of [@B7]. The runners were instructed to jump as high as possible, with their hands on their hips. The variables used in the data analysis were jump height (cm), power output (PO) and PO


programs. Conversely, according to [@B22], the performance of vertical jumps (SJ and CMJ) had a strong correlation (*r* \> 0.8) with the sprinting running performance (100 m). Thus, the use of variables from vertical jumps seems to be more suitable for predicting performance in sprints tests, but not for endurance tests. Collectively, the present findings confirm the role of maximal oxygen utilization and metabolic economy on the vVO~2MAX~ ([@B6]).

Limitations {#S5}
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The main physiological limitation of the present study was that blood lactate was not evaluated during the maximal incremental running performance, that would allow to identify if the lactate threshold also and would determine endurance performance of the runners ([@B19]). Another limitation of the present study was the fact that all evaluations were performed in a single day and,balance issues, intermittent perioral numbness, and fatigue. A computed tomography (CT)-scan and a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) revealed at least 20 small cerebral lesions as well as a 20 mm brainstem lesion located in the pons. The patient started oral steroid therapy and underwent whole brain radiotherapy (WBRT) in April 2013 with 4 Gy daily fractions over 5 consecutive days (4 Gy × 5). An MRI performed 3 months after WBRT (July 2013) demonstrated next to complete regression of all small lesions; the pontine metastasis displayed a significant volume reduction of about 20% (20--16 mm). By this particular time, the patient\'s clinical status had also improved, only exhibiting symptoms of mild fatigue. A second follow-up MRI was performed in October 2013. The images revealed a striking tumor volume


increase of the pontine lesion (16 mm in July to 26 mm in October 2013) as well as significant amount of perifocal edema, extending into the left side of the midbrain and cerebellar peduncles. By this time, the patient was experiencing mild left-sided second branch trigeminal nerve territory numbness (BNI-FN-Scale 2) as well as fatigue (Karnofsky scale 90). Further, extracranial radiological screening revealed limited thoracic metastatic activity (left lower lobe); hence, deductively recursive partitioning analysis (RPA)-class 2 \[[Table 1](#T1){ref-type="table"}\]. The case was presented to Karolinska University Hospital\'s Gamma Knife Unit in November 2013. As microsurgery and further linear accelerator (LINAC)-based radiotherapy were earlier contraindicated, we resolved to treat the patient by means of gamma knife-based adaptive hypofractionated radiosurgery (AHR-GK). Treatment endpoints were set to achieve tumor volume reduction,regimen of 4 Gy\'s in five daily fractions = 4 Gy × 5), we had to apply a lower prescription dose to the margin in order to maximize healthy brainstem tissue sparing. Based on isoeffective estimations corresponding to prior WBRT (4 Gy × 5) and brainstem axis radiation tolerance data, we decided to set the prescription (marginal) dose between 6 and 7 Gy. To achieve best (maximal) dose distribution to target, the peripheral prescription dose was set at the 35% line. As a way to "monitor" dose dissipation to adjacent healthy tissues while increasing the prescription dose, treatment volumes to the 4 Gy isodose were to be kept as low and comparable as possible \[[Table 5](#T5){ref-type="table"}\]. As in all GK planning, we aimed for best possible target coverage,


co-registered with MRI. For brain metastases with MRI co-registration, FDG-PET has a sensitivity of 86% and specificity of 80%.\[[@ref6][@ref51][@ref53]\]

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![T2 weighted series. Pictorial summary concerning follow up of edema from first day of treatment. Substantial amount of underlying edema at the first day of treatment (a) resolving 2.5 months after treatment (b). MRI at 5.5 months show new development of edema indication a radiation induced local reaction (c). MRI at 12 months displays reduction of perifocal edema suggesting the adverse reaction is once again resolving (d)](SNI-7-130-g010){#F4}

An FDG-PET at 5.5 months after treatment was thus performed (follow-up FDG-PET number 1) showing limited local uptake,able to protect a bitcoin user's identity from a would-be hacker, as the bitcoin's built-in denial of service (DoS) protection can be exploited.

How it works

The researchers say a hacker could discover the identity of a bitcoin user by using several computers and spending just under €1,500 (£1,190, $1,871) on such a deanonymisation attack.

There are several ways for a hacker to generate a malformed message and pretend it has been sent by a user on the peer-to-peer bitcoin network, even if the message has been sent from one of Tor's exit nodes.

The malformed message increases the penalty score of the IP address, and when the score exceeds 100, the user is immediately banned for 24 hours.

For example, say there are 1,008 Tor exit nodes. The hacker just needs to


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Let u(j) = -j - 2. Let q be u(-7). Suppose 27 = -q*c - 3*m, -m - 9 = c - 2. Let v(b) = -b**2 - 5*b - 3. What is v(c)?
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the dielectric environment outside the inclusion.

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substituted form of notice, see Aplt. Br. at 32-37.
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/* Virtual Machine's instructions */
typedef enum Opcode {
  IAny, IChar, ISet, IZSet,
  ITestAny, ITestChar, ITestSet, ITestZSet,
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IOpenCall: {
      printf("-> %d", p->i.offset);
      break;
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      printjmp(op, p);
      break;
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  }
  printf("\n");
}

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    printinst(op, p);
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        assert(stack > stackbase && (stack - 1)->s == NULL);
        p = (--stack)->p;
        continue;
      }
      case IAny: {
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        if (n > e - s) goto fail;
        else { p++; s += n; }
        continue;
      }
      case ITestAny: {
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        captop = stack->caplevel;
       p = stack->p;
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      }
      case ICloseRunTime: {
        int fr = lua_gettop(L) + 1;  /* stack index of first result */
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        int n = lua_gettop(L) - fr;  /* number of new captures */
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      if (start <= lastopen) {  /* loop does contain an open call? */
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#define ismovablecap(op)	(ismovable(op) && getoff(op) < MAXOFF)

static void optimizecaptures (Instruction *p) {
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      setchar(p[1].buff,c);
  }
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  return 1;
}

static int nter_l (lua_State *L) {
  Instruction *p;
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  p = newpatt(L, 1);
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}

static int testpattern (lua_State *L, int idx) {
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        lua_pop(L, 2);  /* remove both metatables */
        return 1;
      }


22 Cal.Rptr.3d 352 (2004)
34 Cal.4th 979
102 P.3d 268
ROBINSON HELICOPTER COMPANY, INC., Plaintiff and Respondent,
v.
DANA CORPORATION, Defendant and Appellant.
No. S114054.
Supreme Court of California.
December 23, 2004.
Rehearing Denied March 16, 2005.[*]
*354 Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe, Edwin V. Woodsome, Jr., D. Barclay Edmundson; Howrey Simon Arnold & White, David G. Meyer, Michael L. Resch, Los Angeles; Bowman and Brooke, Lawrence R. Ramsey, Gardena; Cardelli, Hebert & Lanfear and Thomas G. Cardelli for Defendant and Appellant.
Quinn Emanuel Urquhart Oliver & Hedges, Fred G. Bennett, Robert J. Becher and Sarah J. Cole, Los Angeles, for Northrop Grumman Corporation and The California Manufacturers & Technology Association as Amici Curiae on behalf of Defendant and Appellant.
Greines, Martin, Stein & Richland and Robert A. Olson, Los Angeles, for Association of Southern California Defense Counsel as Amicus Curiaebetween transactions involving the sale of goods for commercial purposes where economic expectations are protected by commercial and contract law, and those involving the sale of defective products to individual consumers who are injured in a manner which has traditionally been remedied by resort to the law of torts." (Neibarger v. Universal Cooperatives, Inc. (1992) 439 Mich. 512, 486 N.W.2d 612, 615, fns. omitted.) The economic loss rule requires a purchaser to recover in contract for purely economic loss due to disappointed expectations, unless he can demonstrate harm above and beyond a broken contractual promise. (Redarowicz v. Ohlendorf (1982) 92 Ill.2d 171, 65 Ill.Dec. 411, 441 N.E.2d 324, 327.) Quite simply, the economic loss rule "prevent[s] the law of contract and the law of tort from dissolving one


damages independent of the plaintiff's economic loss. In addition, "[i]n California, fraud must be pled specifically; general and conclusory allegations do not suffice. [Citations.] `Thus "`the policy of liberal construction of the pleadings ... will not ordinarily be invoked to sustain a pleading defective in any material respect.'" [Citation.] [¶] This particularity requirement necessitates pleading facts which "show how, when, where, to whom, and by what means the representations were tendered."'" (Lazar v. Superior Court, supra, 12 Cal.4th at p. 645, 49 Cal.Rptr.2d 377, 909 P.2d 981.) We trust the trial courts of this state to enforce this pleading requirement.

CONCLUSION
Had Dana simply been truthful and declined to provide a certificate for the nonconforming orders, Robinson could have refused to accept them, thereby avoiding the damages it later sufferedinto a breaching party's motives; whether acting in good faith or bad faith, a party that breaches a commercial contract must pay only contract damages. (Applied Equipment, at p. 516, 28 Cal.Rptr.2d 475, 869 P.2d 454; Foley, at p. 699, 254 Cal.Rptr. 211, 765 P.2d 373; see Harris v. Atlantic Richfield Co. (1993) 14 Cal.App.4th 70, 82, 17 Cal.Rptr.2d 649 ["The imposition of tort remedies for `bad' breaches of commercial contracts is a substantial deviation from the traditional approach which was blind to the motive for breach"].) This rule applies even when the breach is accomplished in a fraudulent manner. (See Hunter v. Up-Right, Inc. (1993) 6 Cal.4th 1174, 26 Cal.Rptr.2d 8, 864 P.2d 88 (Hunter) [wrongful termination accomplished through fraudulent misrepresentation is not independently tortious].)
For a limited


 the risk that a product will not perform to a particular level beyond that warranted by the seller. If a buyer desires protection against this risk, she can and should negotiate for a higher warranty or seek it out from other sellers in the marketplace. (See Seely, at pp. 18, 19, 45 Cal.Rptr. 17, 403 P.2d 145.)
We have extended the economic loss rule to claims for negligent breach of contract. (Aas v. Superior Court, supra, 24 Cal.4th at pp. 642-643, 101 Cal.Rptr.2d 718, 12 P.3d 1125.) In Aas, we explained that the rule preserves "the fundamental difference between, on the one hand, the consumers contractual interest in having a product of the expected, bargained-for value and quality, and, on the other hand, the consumers tort interest in12 P.3d 1125).
These principles should apply here. Robinson had a contractual interest in receiving clutches of a particular quality. It had a tort interest in not suffering liability for damages to persons or property as a result of any negligence, fraud, or defective product manufactured by Dana. Only the first interest was burdened here; Dana failed to deliver clutches of the warranted quality. Robinson's damages consisted exclusively of the costs associated with identifying and replacing the defective product, costs that fall squarely within the definition of economic loss. (See Jimenez v. Superior Court, supra, 29 Cal.4th at p. 482, 127 Cal.Rptr.2d 614, 58 P.3d 450.) Because Robinson suffered only economic loss, its recovery should have been limited to contract damages under its breach of contract and breach of


Tutorial TOC

How to define and use multi-hop Topologies

Prerequisite

Before going through this tutorial, you should know the basics of writing and running an experiment script (see here? and here?).

You should also have installed a disk image with Node Agent v4 on the nodes of the testbed you are using (e.g. "baseline.ndz"). See How to install a disk image?.

Goal

In this tutorial, you will learn how to define and use multi-hop topologies in your experiments.

As explained here?, after installing an image on all the nodes of a testbed, 3 default topologies will be generated. One of them (system:topo:active) defines all the nodes that were correctly imaged. In other words, it contains a list of all nodes on the testbed that are currently working and have the requested disk image.

In this tutorialexperiment, you will use this default active topology to create your own multi-hop topologies.

The tutorial experiment

This file contains extensive comments that should help you understand the different steps involved in defining and using multi-hop topologies.

Since all nodes are more or less within each others 802.11 radio range in the current testbeds, this experiment is using a MAC address filtering tool to force given nodes to ignore other ones, thus emulating a multi-hop connectivity map.

There are currently three filtering tools to choose from: iptable, ebtable, and mackill. Before running this tutorial script, you have to make sure that the particular tool that you selected is indeed installed on the experiment nodes.

You can find more detailed information on the available commands to define topologies here?.

To run this example script, use


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So if you missed my first post on the gaping maw, it’s essentially a sarlacc pit from Star Wars. These enormous aberrant creatures take root in the desert sand and use their tentacles to drag living prey into their huge open mouths. In Exploration Age these monsters didn’t retreat underground with the rest of the aberrants, because they’re firmly rooted in the


ground. They procreate via spores cast out in the desert winds, so some of the gaping maws are young, but others are ancient and terrifying.

Jumping Into the Maw

So the gaping maw can’t move. That means when facing high-level characters alone, the gaping maw may not be much of a challenge, because creatures could simply fly out of the maw’s reach and pepper it with ranged attacks. Remember, this thing is inspired by the sarlacc a monster which appears in what happens to be one of the best action set pieces in cinema history. Check it out below!

So the gaping maw is meant to be not just a monster, but a monster within a set piece battle. Or maybe you’re the creative type of DM who would put thisthe creature does save but remains swallowed it is subject to another saving throw 24 hours after the successful one. A swallowed creature’s maximum hit points are reduced by 1 for every day it is swallowed. When it’s hit point maximum is reduced to 0 the creature is completely digested by the gaping maw and dies.

Adult Gaping Maw

Huge aberration, unaligned

Armor Class 14 (natural armor)

Hit Points 195 (17d12 + 85)

Speed 0 ft.

STR

DEX

CON

INT

WIS

CHA

23 (+6)

11 (+0)

21 (+5)

2 (-4)

11 (+0)

5 (-3)

Senses blindsight 60 ft., tremorsense 120 ft., passive Perception 10

Languages –

Challenge 10 (5,900 XP)

Grappler. The gaping maw has advantage on attack rolls against a creature grappled by it.

Regeneration. At the start of each of its turns, the gaping maw regains 10 hit points. If the gaping maw takes damage from a creature


sentence acts as a deterrent to anyone else looking to organise such a large gathering without putting in place proper measures.”

The court heard Boorman asked his pals to promote his birthday ahead of the party on September 29, expecting up to 200 guests to attend.

But on the night of the party, the host was stunned when more than 1,000 revellers arrived, including former Strictly Come Dancing star Alesha Dixon, 33.

Hertfordshire Police were called to the party at 11pm – just three hours after it started.

Officers had to close the B1000 at 1.50am and launched a major operation to control the event as the number of revellers grew.

Police also received reports of a number of thefts, damaged cars and noise levels and litter strewn across the road and gardens.

BoormanQ:

Okay to have singleton UIView subclass?

I have a "loading..." overlay UIView subclass that is used in various places in my app.  The view always looks the same, and there should never be more than one being used at a time.  This seems like a good place to use a singleton.  For simplicity, I'd like to just have class methods showOverlay and hideOverlay, so that every class that uses it doesn't have to manage an instance of it.  It would just be duplicate code everywhere.
My instinct tells me it's a bad idea, but I'm not sure exactly why it would be.  Is it considered a bad practice?  It's a simple view that shouldn't take up much memory.

A:

No don't use a singleton for a


own incredulity.

Five years later, like the once-foolish novice in many a spiritual parable, my annoyance has given way to a degree of understanding. I’m no yogi, and my practice is scattered, improvised and private. But I consider my breathing constantly. In doing this, I flirt with the madness less brazenly, and less often.

Cut out of the chest and held up to the light, the human heart is shiny as a ripe, purple grape. The lungs are shaped like a pair of heavy wings. It all looks very damp, very vivid, and very strong. From the day that we are abandoned by the umbilical, until the day when the last fires will wave to us, this fleshy equipment stands between us and nonexistence. And yet: unless (until) it malfunctions,that lasted 300 million years.

This drastic change in the makeup of our atmosphere didn’t, as previously thought, trigger a mass extinction. But it did radically alter the nature of organic life. Aerobic respiration releases 16 times more energy than older forms of metabolism. It produced so much energy – was so ‘exergenic’ – that it enabled multicellular life. Fuelled by oxygen, an unknown bacterial ancestor evolved into mitochondria, the oxygen-processing component of the complex cells that make up almost all eukaryotes. From here on out, ‘gas exchange’ would define advanced life. Anaerobic organisms retreated to low-oxygen niches in the extreme deep of the ocean. Higher up, the seas blossomed with sponges, anemones, molluscs and the rest of that otherworldly bazaar that, right this second, somewhere, is captivating a


the reason why conscious breathing is currently having a moment. When Tony Robbins, the god-emperor of American self-help, declares that: ‘Once you pay attention to your breath and master its true power, you master your life and your outcomes,’ he is talking about more than maximising lung or muscle power. He is talking about that slippery thing we call consciousness.

Anyone who has ever tried hallucinogens knows that taking a long, greedy breath can be like dropping a paint bomb into your visual cortex. That there is a broader link between breath and perception – that our most basic physical process can be a portal to metaphysical discovery – is an ancient idea. The ancient Greek word pneuma, the Sanskrit prāṇa, the Chinese Qi, the Hebrew nefeš, and thefamiliar with the experience of going to a class in need of a decent workout, and finding yourself cross-legged on the floor, placing a thumb over alternating nostrils for long stretches of time.

With our breath, we conduct a sort of internal, fleshy semaphore

This is conscious breathing’s more beguiling side: its capacity to interact with emotion, the psyche, perhaps even the spirit. A century of philosophical globalisation has seen a broadly Eastern conception of conscious breathing move from the esoteric to the mainstream. Today, certain techniques are so mainstream that your doctor is just as likely to recommend them as your hippie sibling. Hillary Clinton has said that, along with Chardonnay, yogic breathwork helped her get over losing the 2016 US election to Donald Trump.

The science of how breathing


to increase human resistance to acute E coli exposure. Paradoxically, Hof’s work suggests the opposite of deep breathing might also help to boost immunity. This is hard to reconcile with the rest of the scientific picture as it stands. After millennia of scrutiny, a full understanding of the breath eludes us.

Strange but true: breathing is keeping you alive, but it’s also killing you. As in all species, human gas exchange is fine-tuned so that uptake of oxygen occurs at precisely the level required, but not a molecule more. Why? Because oxygen is a fantastic fuel for meeting metabolic demand – but it is also toxic. Every second, the mitochondria in our trillions of cells are converting blood-borne oxygen into energy. This primordial chemistry takes a heavy toll. In To trigger a factory reset, this GPIO must be pulled low on reset.
            Note that GPIO34-39 do not have an internal pullup and an external one must be provided.

    config BOOTLOADER_OTA_DATA_ERASE
        bool "Clear OTA data on factory reset (select factory partition)"
        depends on BOOTLOADER_FACTORY_RESET
        help
            The device will boot from "factory" partition (or OTA slot 0 if no factory partition is present) after a
            factory reset.

    config


partition table and here are the same.
            Partitions of type "app" cannot be specified here.

    config BOOTLOADER_APP_TEST
        bool "GPIO triggers boot from test app partition"
        default N
        help
            Allows to run the test app from "TEST" partition.
            A boot from "test" partition will occur if there is a GPIO input pulled low while device starts up.
            See settings below.

 is set in the bootloader, version is recorded in the eFuse field
            as the number of set ones. The allocated number of bits in the efuse field
            for storing the security version is limited (see BOOTLOADER_APP_SEC_VER_SIZE_EFUSE_FIELD option).

            Bootloader: When bootloader selects an app to boot, an app is selected that has
            a security version greater or equal that recorded in eFuse field.
            The app is booted with a higher (or equal) secure version.


       help
            This option allow emulate read/write operations with efuse secure version.
            It allow to test anti-rollback implemention without permanent write eFuse bits.
            In partition table should be exist this partition `emul_efuse, data, 5, , 0x2000`.

    config BOOTLOADER_SKIP_VALIDATE_IN_DEEP_SLEEP
        bool "Skip image validation when exiting deep sleep"
        depends on (SECURE_BOOT && SECURE_BOOT_INSECURE) || !SECURE_BOOT
        default n
        help
  selected application.
            When a wakeup occurs (from Deep sleep), the bootloader retrieves it and
            loads the application without validation.

    config BOOTLOADER_CUSTOM_RESERVE_RTC
        bool "Reserve RTC FAST memory for custom purposes"
        default n
        help
            This option allows the customer to place data in the RTC FAST memory,
            this area remains valid when rebooted, except for power loss.


 config SECURE_SIGNED_APPS_ECDSA_SCHEME
            bool "ECDSA"
            depends on IDF_TARGET_ESP32 && (SECURE_SIGNED_APPS_NO_SECURE_BOOT || SECURE_BOOT_V1_ENABLED)
            help
                Embeds the ECDSA public key in the bootloader and signs the application with an ECDSA key.

                Refer to the documentation before enabling.

        config SECURE_SIGNED_APPS_RSA_SCHEME
            bool "RSA"
        app images are required to be signed.

            If enabled (default), these binary files are signed as part of the build process. The file named in
            "Secure boot private signing key" will be used to sign the image.

            If disabled, unsigned app/partition data will be built. They must be signed manually using espsecure.py.
            Version 1 to enable ECDSA Based Secure Boot and Version 2 to enable RSA based Secure Boot.
            (for example, on a


 config SECURE_FLASH_UART_BOOTLOADER_ALLOW_DEC
            bool "Leave UART bootloader decryption enabled"
            depends on SECURE_FLASH_ENCRYPTION_MODE_DEVELOPMENT && IDF_TARGET_ESP32
            default N
            help
                If not set (default), the bootloader will permanently disable UART bootloader decryption access on
                first boot. If set, the UART bootloader will still be able to access hardware decryption.

               Only set this option in testing environments. Setting this option allows complete bypass of flash
                encryption.

        config SECURE_FLASH_UART_BOOTLOADER_ALLOW_CACHE
            bool "Leave UART bootloader flash cache enabled"
            depends on SECURE_FLASH_ENCRYPTION_MODE_DEVELOPMENT
            default N
            help
                If not set (default), the bootloader will permanently disable


missing?

A:

GetHashCode() returns the same hashcode for objects that are equal. But this you already know hence your question.
Your code is making two separate registrations in the Ninject Kernel and it will not create 1, as you would expect, but two singletons. If would have been nice if Ninject would warn you for this easy to make mistake as for example Simple Injector (my DI container of choice) will do.
Binding multiple interfaces or registration keys to the same implementation must be done like this in Ninject:
Bind<TestClass>().ToSelf().InSingletonScope();
Bind<ITestInterface>().ToMethod(c => c.Kernel.Get<TestClass>());

In Ninject v3 there is a nicer solution:
Bind<TestClass, ITestInterface>().To<TestClass>().InSingletonScope();

1}. Give prob of picking 1 u, 1 r, and 1 d.
7/969
Three letters picked without replacement from eekeeeeeeeeekeeeeee. Give prob of picking 1 e and 2 k.
1/57
What is prob of picking 1 p, 1 b, and 1 g when three letters picked without replacement from {x: 1, p: 2, b: 2, v: 1, g: 1}?
4/35
Calculate prob of picking 1 d and 1 l when two letters picked without replacement from {k: 1, d: 1, y: 1, l: 1, g: 1}.
1/10
What is prob of picking 2 c and 1 v when three letters picked without replacement from {a: 1, x: 1, k: 2, v: 2, c: 6}?
3/22
Two letters picked without replacement from dawew. Give prob of picking 1 e and 1 w.
1/5
What is prob of picking 1 s and


the lamb.

A huge flatbread, pillowy at the edges and blistered and crisp in the middle, comes too, and finally a plate of salad.

It’s an embarrassment of food for one person's lunch - and at just £7.50 with a drink for the lot, it’s the cheapest of cheap eats.

Of course, that comes at the expense of a few things: the shabby decor, the no-frills service and, last year at least, its hygiene rating . It scored one star (major improvement necessary) for its systems and checks during its last assessment in May 2016, although its general cleanliness and hygiene were deemed satisfactory.

It hasn’t been reinspected since, but the kitchen looks clean and orderly enough behind the counter when I visit. Nothing causes me any qualms, but the rating isslang you discover and make sure to include misspellings or words using numbers (ie: 5tupid) when filling out the list. Though this can be very time consuming, remember that trolls are clever and will find ways to harass your page so it will all pay off in the long run.

Also keep in mind that profanity keywords in images cannot be screened by your page moderation filter, so depending on your audience it’s recommended to check your page daily.


of readers does have a place. I work to make sure that I represent different genders, outlooks, sensibilities, orientations etc. in a fair and honest way, both to the character and the delivery of story.

For example, I would never place a gay character into a story just to check off a “gay” box, but I certainly try to be aware that gay people exist, and that when creating a character it’s a realistic question to ask – is this character gay? If the character is gay, how does that affect the character’s place in the story, or society, or with other characters? The same question should be asked of other characteristics – should the character be black or white, male or female, etc. Star Wars fan or Starhe reveals his plans to leave it to her. He wants her to move there and learn how to run it and says she can sell her jams and stuff at the market. She’s considering it. She always envisioned a life in service. Dude. Daisy. This is your chance to not be a maid your whole life. Take it!

In everyone’s least favorite storyline, Bates is all humdrum and gray in prison…again.

When his cellmate/enemy ruins his chances at getting out, he gets all rough and scary.

It worked! Anna brings home the news that Bates will be released in a couple weeks. I can’t wait to see how he transitions back into the genteel life at Downton. Will he be too gruff and thuggish to valet? Will Anna still love


posts I’ve voted to close (although my user name will show up on individual posts where my vote contributed to their closure). I’ll be sharing my actions, whether they’re publicly visible or not.

Vote counts are restricted per day. Here are the rules governing how they are calculated. The actions I’m presenting below all occurred between December 8th and December 9th, 2019. During that time, I exhausted all my close votes, all my delete votes, and, I think, all of my up/down votes.

Historically, I’ve mostly contributed to the popular java , spring , and related tags. But since I participate in moderation with the help of people in the SO Close Vote Reviewers chat group, I did also vote on posts in unrelated tags during that day.

As a reminder,amend the local commit, there is one commit missing from your local but existing in the remote. That's why you are behind the remote counterpart. If you want to make the amends available on the remote server, you have to
git push <remote> <branch> --force
I think this answer is related.


characteristics. One such gas used for this purpose was xenon gas, which provides illumination when it becomes ionized by the appropriate voltage application. Xenon gas discharge lamps are used in the automotive industry to provide high intensity lighting and are used on emergency vehicles to provide a visible emergency signal light.
A xenon gas discharge lamp usually comprises a gas-filled tube which has an anode element at one end and a cathode element at the other end, with both ends of the tube being sealed. The anode and cathode elements each have an electrical conductor attached, which passes through the sealed gas end of the lamp exterior. An ionizing trigger wire is typically wound in a helical manner about the exterior of the glass tube, and this wire islack of available radio wavelengths, and the localized radio frequency interference, adjacent to intersections. In addition, the devices as known frequently have a large current consumption and are relatively expensive. The positioning and wiring of OPTICOM receiving and switching devices upon semaphores is generally elevated above an intersection increasing initial construction expenses. The positioning of the OPTICOM receiving and switching devices, therefore renders maintenance and/or replacement problematic.
It has not been known to use light emitting diodes to provide a light signal to trigger an OPTICOM intersection clearing light. In addition, it has not been known to improve the useful life of an OPTICOM device through the use of long life rugged LED technology which may be operated by a low voltage power source such as a battery and/or


The effects of increasing semantic-associate list length on the Deese-Roediger-McDermott false recognition memory: Dual false-memory process in retrieval from sub- and supraspan lists.
In this study, the number of semantic associates in Deese-Roediger-McDermott (DRM) lists was varied from 4 to 14 in a modified Sternberg paradigm. The false alarm (FA) and correct rejection (CR) reaction time (RT)/memory-set size (MSS) functions of critical lures showed a cross-over interaction at approximately MSS 7, suggesting a reversal of the relative dominance between these two responses to the critical lure at this point and also indicating the location of the boundary between the sub- and supraspan MSS. For the subspan lists, FA to critical lures was slower than CR, suggesting a slow, strategic mechanism driving the false memory. Conversely, for the supraspan lists,Vice President of Reader’s Digest Association and president of U.S. Magazine Publishing. At CBS, Inc., he spent 10 years leading advertising efforts for Woman’s Day as Vice President and National Sales Manager. Greg holds a B.S. degree in Business Administration from Georgetown University and attended the M.B.A. program at New York University. He is an adjunct professor at New York University's Stern School of Business where he teaches a class on digital marketing and innovation.

Ron Berger

Co-founder & Chairman Emeritus at Advertising Week & Chairman of the 4A’s, Founder and former executive chairman of Euro RSCG North America

Ron served various top posts within the Havas-owned network including stints as CEO of both Euro RSCG New York and San Francisco. He is the man credited with coming up with the


advertising sales strategy. He also oversaw all of the network’s advertising sales, strategic planning, operations, and promotions initiatives. Andrew joined Defy Media from CourtTV (now truTV), where he was Vice President of Sales. Andrew is a graduate of Boston University and has served as a consultant and advisor to a number of start-ups in the digital media world.

David Honig

Vice President of Corporate Partnerships at Dynamic Signal

David is an online advertising/technology veteran with more than 15 years of experience in the digital space. Before joining Dynamic Signal, David was at Salesforce.com, following that company’s acquisition of Buddy Media, where he was VP of Business Development. David co-founded Media6Degrees—now called Dstillery—and held senior positions at Didit Search Marketing and at DoubleClick, which was acquired by Google.

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Briz Media GroupQ:

PDO not binding parameters

Possible Duplicate:
PHP PDO bindValue in LIMIT

I started using PDO yesterday, so I am still getting easily confused with it. I have a class Query:
class Query
{
    static function GetList($query, $binds = array())
    {
        global $DBH;
        $STH = $DBH->prepare($query);
        $STH->execute($binds);

        return $STH;
    }
}

and I am calling this with:
$result = Query::GetList("SELECT * FROM translations_missing
                          ORDER BY translation_missing_id LIMIT ?, ?",


of the Second World War.

Early life
Henslow was born at Mere, Wiltshire on 19 March 1879 and joined the British Army as a second lieutenant in the 3rd (militia) Battalion of the Duke of Edinburgh's (Wiltshire Regiment) on 27 October 1897.  He attended Worcester College at the University of Oxford before joining the regular army in the Wiltshire Regiment on 20 May 1899. He received promotion to lieutenant on 14 May 1900.  He served with the regiment in the Second Boer War and was mentioned in dispatches by Lord Kitchener on 29 July 1902.  He was promoted to captain in 1905 and seconded to the general staff on 15 April 1909 as a gymnastics instructor, a role he held until 15 April 1913.  Henslowthose laboratories allow China to see what is happening in the United States before the rest of the world does. Lauer said that, when the NIH informed US research institutions about the existence of these shadow labs as part of a broader investigation into foreign influence, confidentiality rules and conflicts of interest, the news often came as a surprise.

“Many of the American institutions had no idea that their own faculty had a laboratory in China,” Lauer said. “They became aware of this only by virtue of the fact that the government came asking.”

The problem is not limited to the NIH, says the report, which includes examples from the US National Science Foundation and the departments of commerce, energy and state.

In one case, a postdoctoral researcher at an energy-department


lab who was also part of China’s Thousand Talents Plan removed 30,000 electronic files from the US lab before returning to China, the report says. The unclassified information included presentations, technical papers, research and charts.

By delving into the problematic requirements in actual talent-programme contracts, the Senate report provides a vivid depiction of an issue that many universities have been struggling to address for more than a year, says Tobin Smith, vice-president for policy at the Association of American Universities in Washington DC.

“This will help us as we try to make faculty aware of why they ought to be careful in entering into any of these talent programs,” Smith says.mother, Madame Talvande, in 1819; and used as a girls school. It was during their ownership that the high masonry walls surrounding the property were added.

The building is two and a half stories over a high basement, with a slate-covered hip roof. There are three pedimented dormers along the north and one on the west. The brick walls are covered with stucco; the cornice is also stucco. First floor windows have exterior paneled shutters and second story shutters are louvered.

The Gaud family bought the Sword Gate House in 1949 following almost two decades of vacancy and repaired and furnished the buildings. They operated a guest house in the house for a time. Eventually, by 1959, they chose to pursue a subdivision of the property and sell off two


terminated peptides into the ligand framework will provide more biologically relevant functional models of galactose oxidase. Functional modeling of the reactivity of mononuclear trigonally-ligated copper sites to investigate the type of environments that promote O2 activation, the type of Cu-O2 intermediates formed, and the mechanism of phenolate group oxidative modification, an emerging theme in mononuclear copper enzymes. Development of a mechanistic relationship between lipoxygenase, a mononuclear iron enzyme, and mononuclear iron models that exhibit oxidation behavior most consistent with CH hydrogen atom abstraction.recover, but, according to the Barn Owl Trust, in May 2013 there were fewer barn owls in Britain than at any time since records began.

Fortunately, our owl, thawed in her shawl of ivory feathers, has found shelter within the thick beams of this hall, as she would have done in its Saxon original before rat poison, habitat loss and motorcars began to threaten her species. She arrives and departs silently within this modern agricultural landscape of rapeseed and ammonium phosphate, and dissolves into the darkness before dawn can begin.

Facebook Twitter Pinterest The owl’s roof entrance. Photograph: Tiffany Francis


death (due to the coronavirus pandemic) is not the best, it is important to not give in to alarmist reports, and refrain yourself from panicking. While it is true that the hantavirus has proved to have led to deaths, it has over time been certified to be non-contagious. As a result, the solitary death should not make you spread the word of a potential pandemic in the making.

However, as always, it is important to remain alert to hygiene essentials. If you spot any rat infestation nearby, be sure to take steps and actions against it. Steer clear of any contaminated area that you can visibly spot, and inform the authorities if you spot such an infestation.and correlations between LEP amplitude/latency and NRS scores were assessed. Data from 44 subjects were analyzed. LEP amplitudes differed significantly (P < 0.001) between men (24.2 ± 6.0 µV) and women (38.9 ± 15.28 µV), while no difference was found for latency (156.5 ± 8.6 versus 160.4 ± 19.8 ms, P = 0.42) or NRS score (2.6 ± 1.5 versus 2.4 ± 1.4, P = 0.63), respectively. Menstrual cycle phase did not influence LEP parameters (P = 0.59 for amplitude and P = 0.69 for latency) or NRS score (P = 0.95). No significant correlation was found between latency or amplitude and NRS score (P = 0.43 and P = 0.90, respectively). Our results demonstrate a significant gender-related difference in LEP amplitudes with lower mean values in men,


Perspectives item. We believe that this reflects the fact that pain is one of the most feared symptoms, and its presence causes patients worry about its possible cause. This may lead to further worrying about the possibility of MTX and disease progression and consequently one's mortality. The Relationship between QoL and pain seems to be inversely proportional because the higher the pain, the lower the QoL. In accordance with our results, the study by Nesvold et al. [@b40-cln_72p758] identified a significant relationship between the related arm and shoulder problems of women with BC and QoL. It is interesting to note that among those without MTX, those with pain had lower means than those without pain for the Future Perspectives item. We believe that this reflects the fact thatFurther studies using different approaches with longitudinal design may provide better explanations of the complex manifestation of breast cancer.

BC is the most frequent cancer in women worldwide, and pain is one of the most common symptoms, compromising QoL. In this study, pain was highly prevalent and was detected in 71% of the patients. These findings are significant and justify more attention in the management of these patients in daily practice to minimize this unpleasant symptom that damages functional capacity and haunts the patients emotionally.

AUTHOR CONTRIBUTIONS
====================

Costa WA was responsible for planning the research, collecting the quantitative data, discussing the results and writing the manuscript. Monteiro MN was responsible for analyzing the qualitative data and discussing the results. Queiroz JF was responsible for analyzing the qualitative data, discussing the results


Sedation and analgesia for pediatric fracture reduction in the emergency department: a systematic review

Migita RT, Klein EJ, Garrison MM

CRD summary

The review concluded that ketamine hydrochloride-midazolam hydrochloride was associated with less distress and significantly fewer airway interventions during paediatric fracture reduction than fentanyl citrate-midazolam or propofol-fentanyl. Data comparing other forms of sedation or analgesia were limited. The authors' conclusions reflect the evidence presented, but their reliability is uncertain due to potential language bias and small sample sizes for some studies.

Authors' objectives

To assess the safety and efficacy of sedation and analgesia for fracture reduction in paediatric patients in the emergency department.

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MEDLINE, Cochrane Central Register of Controlled Trials (CENTRAL) and CINAHL were searched to April 2005 for English-language studies. Search terms were reported. Reference lists of other trials and review articles   "//conditions:default": [],
    }),
    importpath = "k8s.io/kubernetes/pkg/util/mount",
    visibility = ["//visibility:public"],
    deps = [
        "//vendor/github.com/golang/glog:go_default_library",
        "//vendor/k8s.io/utils/exec:go_default_library",
    ] + select({
        "@io_bazel_rules_go//go/platform:linux": [
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-module(lager_rotator_default).

-include_lib("kernel/include/file.hrl").

-behaviour(lager_rotator_behaviour).

-export([
    create_logfile/2, open_logfile/2, ensure_logfile/5, rotate_logfile/2
]).

-ifdef(TEST).
-include_lib("eunit/include/eunit.hrl").
-endif.

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    case filelib:ensure_dir(Name) of
        ok ->
            Options = [append, raw] ++
            case Buffer of
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                _ ->tax, in the event of an audit, or for the purposes of proving you were or were not in a given country or state at a particular point in time.   In any case, that information would come from your statements and receipts, not the card itself.
I think for naturalization purposes, you could have to prove that you were not outside of the country for more than 1 year without a re-entry permit, and credit card statements may help with that, but this would normally be in the event that USCIS believed based on some other information that this might be the case.
However usually it is not useful to go back more than 5 years, as under contract law, a dispute has to be raised within 5


Let v(z) = 7*z**2 - 5*z - 2. Let a(r) = g*u(r) + 5*v(r). Determine a(5).
-4
Let c(x) = -x**3 + x + 4. Let z(w) = -w**2 - w + 6. Let k be z(-3). Calculate c(k).
4
Let q = 60 - 55. Let r(k) = -k**2 + 2*k + 6. Give r(q).
-9
Let o = 20 + -17. Let b(t) = -t**3 + 3*t**2 + 4*t. Give b(o).
12
Let f(o) = -o**3 + 5*o**2 - 4*o + 1. Let w(j) = j**2 + 7. Let u be w(0). Let z = -3 + u. Calculate f(z).
1
Let p(g) = g - 6. Suppose -22 = -4*f + 2*h, 4 = -4*f + 3*h + 29. Suppose 5 = f*z - 3*z. Give p(z).
-1
Let r(n) be the second derivative of n**5/20 -11 - 5 + m**2. Let o be -4*(-1 + (-10)/(-4)). Give t(o).
1
Let x(t) = -t**3 + 6*t**2 - 4*t - 2. Suppose -7*g = -3*g. Suppose 3*r - 3*h = 2*r - 17, r - 15 = -5*h. Let c = g - r. Determine x(c).
3
Let t(b) = -b**3 - 3*b**2 + 4*b - 4. Suppose 2*l = -7 - 1. Let h(y) = -y - 1. Let c be h(l). Suppose 2*x - 2*d = -4, -c*d + 14 = -4*x - x. Give t(x).
-4
Let a(y) = -y**2 - 5*y + 5. Suppose 0 = -0*x - x + 2. Suppose -2*o - x - 6 = 0. What is a(o)?
9
Let w(i) = -36*i**2 + 47*i**2 - 1 + 2. Give w(-1).
12
Let f = 123 -


s. Let h(n) = -s + 4*n - n**3 + 8 - 5*n. Let x(f) = -f**2 + 6*f. Let l be x(6). Give h(l).
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Let s(q) be the first derivative of -q**4/2 - 4*q**3/3 - q**2/2 + 2*q + 2. Let m be 11/(-4) - 3/(-4). What is s(m)?
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Let q(y) = -4 - 3*y - 3*y + 5*y. Suppose 4*p - 2*l - 18 = 0, -p + 2*l + 16 = 2*p. Let i be 2/(-1) - (5 - p). Determine q(i).
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Suppose 0 = -0*c + c - 4, -3*c = -3*v. Suppose -2*h = t, -v*t - 4*h - 9 = h. Let z(n) = 2*n - 2. Give z(t).
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Suppose 18 = -l + 4*l - 2*h, 0 = 4*l + 4*h - 24. Let a(s)otherwise. The definition of a test outcome has been generalized to threshold group testing (TGT) with threshold $u$ [@damaschke2006threshold], denoted as $u$-TGT, in which the outcome of a test on a subset is positive if the subset contains at least $u$ defective items, and negative otherwise.

The most sophisticated group testing is complex group testing (CmplxGT) [@chang2010identification; @chen2008upper; @chin2013non]. CmplxGT originated in molecular biology [@torney1999sets] and is also referred to as “cover-free families” [@stinson2004generalized] and “learning hidden graphs” [@angluin2006learning]. In classical CmplxGT (CCmplxGT) [@torney1999sets], an unknown set of subsets of items $D = \{D_1, \ldots, D_s \}$ is designated as a set of defective items in which each $D_a$ is called a positive complex, and the remaining items in the set $[n] \setminus \cup_{a = 1}^s D_a$ are designated as negative items, where $[n] =