still attach some information to a login sessions or context. This could be for claims that are somehow stored not as regular claims, like a team the user is associated with, or even data generated on the fly, like if the login happened on a Tuesday. If you take a look at Asp.Net Core Identities SignInManagers source, you see it just generates a ClaimsPrincipal for the user and then performs the sign in action (generating the cookie and appending it to the http response as a Set-Cookie header). This means, if you want to intercept that action and append more claims to the generated principal, you can do that either by providing your own ClaimsFactory or, as what I'll show you, just provide a custom SignInHandler.

The CustomClaimsCookieSignInHelper<TIdentityUser> provides
## anytime: Use Boost Date_Time to convert date(time) data to POSIXt
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protein rapsyn (Cartaud, et al. (1998) J Biol Chem. 273: 11321). Further, agrin-induced AChR clustering on the postsynaptic membrane is markedly decreased in muscle cells expressing reduced levels of dystroglycan (Montanaro, et al. (1998) J Neurosci. 18: 1250). The precise role of dystroglycan in this process is unknown. Currently available evidence suggests that dystroglycan is not part of the primary agrin receptor, but rather may play a structural role in the organization of postsynaptic specializations (Gesemann, et al. (1995) Biol. 128: 625; Glass, et al. (1996) Cell. 85: 513; Jacobson, et al. (1998) J Neurosci. 18: 6340).
Another molecule that plays an important role in neuromuscular junction formation is the tyrosine kinase receptor MuSK, which becomes phosphorylated in response to agrin. However, agrin does not bind to MuSK and282: 2079), and on Schwann cells as a co-receptor for Mycobacterium leprae (Rambukkana, et al. (1998) Science. 282: 2076). Dystroglycan is also abundant in brain, but its function there is not understood (Gorecki, et al. (1994) Hum Mol Genet. 3: 1589; Smalheiser and Kim (1995) J Biol Chem. 270: 15425).
α-Dystroglycan is comprised of three known domains. An amino-terminal domain folds into an autonomous globular configuration (Brancaccio, et al. (1995) Febs Lett. 368: 139). The middle third of the protein is serine- and threonine-rich, and is highly glycosylated (Brancaccio, et al. (1997) Eur J Biochem. 246: 166). Indeed, the core molecular weight of α-dystroglycan is ˜68 kDa, but the native molecule migrates on SDS-PAGE as a polydisperse band whose size ranges from 120-190 kDa, depending upon the species and


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Let q = -0.0801 - -0.0201. Are q and 0.53 unequal?
True
Let v = 0.625 + 0.375. Is v bigger than -347?
True
Suppose 3*a = 1 - 4. Let t be -3 + ((-36)/3)/a. Suppose -6 = -0*r - r + 2*m, -5*r + t = -3*m. Which is smaller: 5/4 or r?
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Let r(g) = -2*g**2 - 13*g - 5. Let f be r(-9). Let u = f - -24. Let c = -27 - u. Is c smaller than 7/5?
True
Let l be 1/(-1*1/(-3)). Let w be -2*(9/6 - l). Suppose 0 = -n - w*n - 12. Is n bigger than -3?
False
Let y(v) = -6*v + 11. Let r be y(-3). Which is smaller: r or -3?
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True
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on running Pi-hole on your home network and get it working with your home router/ wifi access point;

How to manage and customise the Pi-hole block lists and other advanced DNS configurations; and

How to run Pi-hole away from your home network.

If you do not own a RPi, but are keen on getting one before the workshop, our friends at Little Bird Electronics, who are official resellers of Raspberry Pi in Australia and based in Sydney, have provided us with a discount code to use on their online store until the end of November. The code is 10OFFLBE . Note: The code does not apply to Raspberry Pi Zero or Raspberry Pi Zero W - these devices can run Pi-hole, but require the purchase of a separate USB Ethernet dongle.

WeThe size of the sync basin.
We suggest a new line of research that we hope will appeal to the nonlinear dynamics community, especially the readers of this Focus Issue. Consider a network of identical oscillators. Suppose the synchronous state is locally stable but not globally stable; it competes with other attractors for the available phase space. How likely is the system to synchronize, starting from a random initial condition? And how does the probability of synchronization depend on the way the network is connected? On the one hand, such questions are inherently difficult because they require calculation of a global geometric quantity, the size of the "sync basin" (or, more formally, the measure of the basin of attraction for the synchronous state). On the other hand, these questions


in nature, and goals which we have been pursuing for some time.”

The formal meetings will begin on Monday with a summit convened by US President Donald Trump to discuss reforming the UN, where she will participate on behalf of India.

The formal round of addresses by the leaders of the 193 member nations will take place on Tuesday. Sushma Swaraj is scheduled to speak on Saturday.

The UN calendar lists more than 100 events for the week on topics ranging from ending sexual abuse to health coverage, and from digital ID’s potential to famine response.

She is expected to hold about 20 bilateral and trilateral meetings with leaders attending the session, External Affairs Ministry spokesman Raveesh Kumar has confirmed.

In addition, Sushma Swaraj will also participate at several meetings of regional andproblems. America can be crossed by jet airplane in
six hours. To fly across Israel, it takes three minutes. So is Israel's
tiny airspace to be chopped in half and given to a Palestinian state
not at peace with Israel?

Our major international airport is a few kilometers away from the
West Bank. Without peace, will our planes become targets for
antiaircraft missiles placed in the adjacent Palestinian state? And how
will we stop the smuggling into the West Bank? It's not merely the West
Bank, it's the West Bank mountains. It just dominates the coastal plain
where most of Israel's population sits below. How could we prevent the
smuggling into these mountains of those missiles that could be fired on
our cities?

I bring up these problems because they're not theoretical problems.
They're very real. And for Israelis, they're life-and-


Palestinians did the same?

The Jewish state of Israel will always protect the rights of all its
minorities, including the more than 1 million Arab citizens of Israel. I
wish I could say the same thing about a future Palestinian state, for
as Palestinian officials made clear the other day -- in fact, I think
they made it right here in New York -- they said the Palestinian state
won't allow any Jews in it. They'll be Jew-free -- Judenrein. That's
ethnic cleansing. There are laws today in Ramallah that make the selling
of land to Jews punishable by death. That's racism. And you know which
laws this evokes.

Israel has no intention whatsoever to change the democratic character
of our state. We just don't want the Palestinians to try to change the
Jewish character of our state. We wantto give up -- we want them to
give up the fantasy of flooding Israel with millions of Palestinians.

President Abbas just stood here, and he said that the core of the
Israeli-Palestinian conflict is the settlements. Well, that's odd. Our
conflict has been raging for -- was raging for nearly half a century
before there was a single Israeli settlement in the West Bank. So if
what President Abbas is saying was true, then the -- I guess that the
settlements he's talking about are Tel Aviv, Haifa, Jaffa, Be'er Sheva.
Maybe that's what he meant the other day when he said that Israel has
been occupying Palestinian land for 63 years. He didn't say from 1967;
he said from 1948. I hope somebody will bother to ask him this question
because it illustrates a simple truth: The


not to
liberate, but to enslave, not to build, but to destroy.

That malignancy is militant Islam. It cloaks itself in the mantle of a
great faith, yet it murders Jews, Christians and Muslims alike with
unforgiving impartiality. On September 11th it killed thousands of
Americans, and it left the twin towers in smoldering ruins. Last night I
laid a wreath on the 9/11 memorial. It was deeply moving. But as I was
going there, one thing echoed in my mind: the outrageous words of the
president of Iran on this podium yesterday. He implied that 9/11 was an
American conspiracy. Some of you left this hall. All of you should have.

Since 9/11, militant Islamists slaughtered countless other innocents
-- in London and Madrid, in Baghdad and Mumbai, in Tel Aviv and
Jerusalem, in every part of Israel. Iexplained this to President Abbas. He answered that if a
Palestinian state was to be a sovereign country, it could never accept
such arrangements. Why not? America has had troops in Japan, Germany and
South Korea for more than a half a century. Britain has had an airspace
in Cyprus or rather an air base in Cyprus. France has forces in three
independent African nations. None of these states claim that they're not
sovereign countries.

And there are many other vital security issues that also must be
addressed. Take the issue of airspace. Again, Israel's small dimensions
create huge security problems. America can be crossed by jet airplane in
six hours. To fly across Israel, it takes three minutes. So is Israel's
tiny airspace to be chopped in half and given to a Palestinian state
not at peace with Israel?

Our


75 Students Speak Out on Responsibility for Distracted Driving: Part 1

We asked students across the nation whether they thought cell phone manufacturers should be held responsible for distracted driving in our first-ever scholarship essay contest. Fifty students from a variety of universities responded. We had to choose one winner, but we can honestly say that all 50 students presented very thoughtful opinions. So we wanted to share them with you!

What struck our judges most was the awareness of the dangers of texting and driving and a commitment by students to take responsibility for their actions while driving – a hopeful indication for us, because the number-one cause of preventable death for teens in America is car accidents. Students like these can help impact their generation’s view on safethey buy it. Yes, if the phone were to catch on fire spontaneously or have a processing issue, Samsung would take responsibility, but keeping the owner of the phone from using the phone in certain circumstances doesn’t seem like a responsibility that cell phone manufacturers ought to have. It’s ultimately in the hands of the owner, and if the owner gets an accident while on the phone, the owner should be held responsible, not the cell phone manufacturer.”

“[L]et’s assume this idea of holding phone manufacturers liable for distracted driving does come to pass. This shift in law would not only affect drivers and compensation, but also the future of phones and technology as well. If phone manufacturers became liable for distracted driving, phones would start to be sold


rapport with society.”

Stephanie Johnstone, Washington State University:

“Though cellphone companies have made it easy and tempting to use your phone while driving, I do not think cell phone manufacturers should be held responsible for distracted driving. I can see placing some blame back when they were car phones, but they no longer have the same restrictions or purposes. Car phones were at least designed to be used in the car only, so you might say they encourage use while driving. Cell phones, on the other hand, are designed to go anywhere and replace house phones, pay phones, and car phones. Now we are told not to use them in the car, and we don’t need to.”

Avery Joy, University of Alabama at Birmingham:

“Humans are prone to make mistakes. The stakes35 mph. The average person wouldn’t risk the chances of continually looking down while driving, especially if there’s traffic or the weather conditions are poor. Just imagine, one of the most popular cell phones in this industry with a preinstalled program that has a mechanism capable of stopping apps that are dangerous to use while driving. For instance, most teens today are in love with cell phones, and the number-one reason seems to be texting. If there was a block on at least a teen’s cell phone while driving, and the app had a program that keeps track of the speed you’re going, teens wouldn’t be able to talk, text, play games, or use any similar app. By doing this, it can prevent teenage deaths from texting and


in order to defend their city from an ancient evil.

“The city of New York comes to life — literally, as in, the city has developed sentience and an ability to act on its own,” Jemisin teases to EW. “And because there’s a dangerous otherworldly tourist lurking about, trying to supernaturally gentrify the city to death, New York chooses five human champions to fight for it. Problem: they don’t know they’ve been recruited for a magical, interdimensional battle, although they figure it out pretty quickly when possessed toilet stalls attack, backyard pools turn into portals to monsterville, and traffic on the FDR becomes a literal, tentacled, killer.”

Below, EW can present the gorgeous official cover for The City We Became, designed by Lauren Panepinto and with images by Arcangel. “I’mdelighted with this cover, and the overlapping, comic-book-esque edge blurring that suggests the city is ever-so-slightly off kilter,” Jemisin says. “There are some horrific elements in the story, as implied by the dark, looming bridge and the shadowed streets. A closer look will show bits of the city out of place and proportion — and anyone who’s visited New York knows that for every bit of the city you can see, there’s just as much unseen.”

Jemisin adds: “This story is my chance to have a little monstrous fun after the weight of the Broken Earth saga, so I’m hoping readers will enjoy it, too.”

Check out the cover below. The City We Became publishes March 24, 2020, and is available for pre-order.

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what happened yesterday, when I said that I’d vote against Horikita-san.”

Just as I thought, Hirata bowed his head to Horikita to apologize for his rude behavior.

“There isn’t anything you need to apologize for. What in the world are you doing?”

“I decided that you are necessary for the success of our class.”

“If that’s the case, have you thought about who is unnecessary?”

“Yeah. I did.”

Hirata spoke definitively, causing Horikita to falter for a moment.

“…Could you tell us who?”

“I’ll tell you right now.”

Hirata slowly got up from his seat and stood behind the teaching podium, just like Horikita had the day before.

“I love this class. I think that each and every one of you are necessary. No matter what anyone says, or what any of you do, that won’t change. But,I already know that won’t solve anything.”

After all his struggling, this was the answer Hirata had arrived at.

It seemed like nothing had changed from what he had told me yesterday.

“I want everyone to cast a censure vote for me.”

Hirata said what I thought he would say.

“H-how could any of us do something like that!?”

Mii-chan exclaimed, with other girls voicing similar thoughts in quick succession.

“It’ll be fine if I’m expelled. I’m prepared to do at least that much.”

“Think about what you’re saying… Have you gone insane?”

Horikita unconsciously raised her voice, even though, given the situation, it would’ve been fine to let Hirata say whatever he wanted.

“You’re gonna sacrifice yourself just because you can’t decide who to expel?”

“You said it yourself right, Horikita-san? That if a student wants to be


and the male/female ratio was 60% to 40% (nine male and six female). The most common FA aspects included hyperfluorescent dots, dots and spots in the retinal mid-periphery, and foveal granularity in 46% of the cases. MEWDS has a good prognosis, with spontaneous involution, which makes it difficult to diagnose because of the delayed access to ophthalmological assistance, in special FA examination, which highlights the lesions. This study was possible due to the quick access facility at a private ophthalmic emergency department and examination by an experienced ophthalmologist, along with complementary diagnosis by FA and better perception of the patients, thus ensuring good prognosis.and 1997 in 8 cancer registries. Registry data were considered as "gold-standard". Among the 1825 matched deaths, cancer registries recorded 830 cervix and 995 corpus uteri cancers. In death certificates, 5% and 40% of "true" cervix cancers were respectively coded "corpus" and "uterus, NOS" and 5% and 59% of "true" corpus cancers respectively coded "cervix" and "uterus, NOS". Miscoding cervix cancers was more frequent at advanced ages at death and in deaths at home or in small urban areas. Miscoding corpus cancers was more frequent in deaths at home or in small urban areas. From the statistical method, the estimated proportion of deaths from cervix cancer among all uterine cancer deaths was higher than 95% in women aged 30-40 years old but declined to 35% in women older


asks Andrew if he loves her, but he does not reply. In December 2010, Summer and Andrew give into their feelings for each other and have sex. Novakovic said Natasha would be "devastated" if she knew what had happened and that she would not let Andrew and Summer off lightly. Andrew tells Natasha that he is going to business meeting, but he meets Summer instead. While they are together in Summer's house, a fire breaks out. Natasha sees the smoke and calls her father and the emergency services before entering the house to rescue Summer, unaware Andrew is also there. Novakovic explained Natasha's ordeal: "Natasha is pulled from the fire by her dad, Michael. Andrew and Summer are rescued separately, and Natasha has no idea of the reasonTrehalose delays the reversible but not the irreversible thermal denaturation of cutinase.
The effect of trehalose (0.5 M) on the thermal stability of cutinase in the alkaline pH range was studied. The thermal unfolding induced by increasing temperature was analyzed in the absence and in the presence of trehalose according to a two-state model (which assumes that only the folded and unfolded states of cutinase were present). Trehalose delays the reversible unfolding. The midpoint temperature of the unfolding transition (Tm) increases by 4.0 degrees C and 2. 6 degrees C at pH 9.2 and 10.5, respectively, in the presence of trehalose. At pH 9.2 the thermal unfolding occurs at higher temperatures (Tm is 52.6 degrees C compared to 42.0 degrees C at pH 10.5) and a refolding yield of


in.>C) No Nintendo. <Neither do Microsoft and Sony. PC has hundreds more exclusives than either console.>

<Edit C: Actually the PC plays every Nintendo game at present other than the WiiU.>

#5kamikaze135Posted 2/1/2013 10:40:33 PM

KingBeetle posted...

Baha05 posted...

PC trumps console so

/Thread

A) Too much money.B) Non-traditional controller.C) No Nintendo.

Just my opinion.

1) console games and repairs cost more. Consoles are more expensive2) lol, ignorance. most games being released support the Xbox 360 controller.3) Emulators. More Nintendo than any Nintendo console---This is your life, and it's ending one minute at a time -Tyler Durden

#6elheberPosted 2/1/2013 10:42:21 PM

Haters can build a case against the Wii not being 7th gen. But they couldn't with the GCN being a gen behind.---"A closet intellectual, he acts dumb to impress women."| 3DS: Ulysses | PSN: Riot_Guy |

#7ShadowSkill11Posted 2/1/2013 10:46:43is that the Pirates haven’t won on a Friday this season — they have even been shut out three times, which includes a near no-hitter tossed by Justin Verlander on the 18th.

Pirates’ Pitching

The best thing for the Pirates this season has been their pitching, and by a large margin. Their team ERA of 3.33 is third in the National League.

A.J. Burnett is the best Pirates starter this season and by far. Despite his ERA hovering around 5.00, Burnett has only had one rocky start, which was a 2 2/3 inning debacle against the St. Louis Cardinals in which he allowed 12 runs. If you subtract that game, his ERA is 2.06, which would be fifth in the Majors and the National League. At home this season, Burnett has


shattered his orbital bones in Spring Training during Clint Hurdle’s annual bunting tournament, which really does exist, and Charlie Morton wasn’t ready for the season, Correia got another chance. His 4.50 ERA and 1.07 K/BB ratio show exactly why he wasn’t expected to be in the rotation at the beginning of the season. Last season, Correia was better on the road than at home, as evidenced by his home/away splits from the 2011 season. However, his home/road splits have been nearly equal this season, having an ERA of 4.50 at both PNC Park and on the road, albeit having three less starts at PNC. Last season against your Cubs, Correia was absolutely terribad. In four starts, Correia somehow broke even at 2-2 despite having an ERA of 7.11and a God-awful 1.79 WHIP. I don’t care if you’ve scored what the Pirates have this season (2.9 runs per game), when this guy is taking the mound, you have a good chance of winning.

The second new member of the Pirates’ rotation, and the only southpaw, climbs the mound for the ultimate game of the intra-division three-game set. Surprisingly, the injury-ridden Bedard has only missed one start this season after suffering back spasms on May 9th against the Washington Nationals. Bedard has been rocked for eight runs in his past two games after suffering the back spasms, raising his ERA from 2.57 on May 9th to 3.52 on May 21st. Oddly enough, Bedard has never thrown a pitch against the Chicago Cubs in his career, one of only


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Millions of people use Facebook everyday and biggest named brands are using it to bring in massive amounts of traffic to their websites. If you could get even a quarter of{
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acid (SAHA)\], DNA methylation inhibitors (e.g., 5-azacytidine) and histone methyltransferase inhibitors (e.g., the EZH1/2 inhibitor GSK343) ([@B59]; [@B62]). Similarly, in the case of HTLV-1, the HDACi valproate and DNA methyltransferase inhibitor 5-azacytidine have been shown to activate the latent HTLV-1 provirus ([@B30]; [@B11]). These observations suggest that epigenetic modulations in the promoters, enhancers and gene bodies of the integrated provirus play an important role in proviral transcription. Cytosine methylation of the 5′-LTR of HTLV-1 is associated with silencing of plus-strand transcription; the degree of this 5′-LTR methylation varies from individual to individual, whereas the 3′-LTR is unmethylated in most individuals ([@B61]), consistent with the constitutive activation of the promoter in the 3′-LTR. However, it is unclear how dynamic the DNA methylation pattern of the provirus is. It is


unlikely that the highly regulated promoter in the 5′-LTR of HTLV-1 would rely primarily on DNA demethylation for its reactivation. Data are needed on the extent of DNA methylation during bursts of gene expression from the plus-strand and minus-strand, and whether this methylation is a cause or an effect of promoter activation. Activation of plus-strand transcription is associated with Tax-mediated recruitment of pCREB and CBP/p300, resulting in histone acetylation and nucleosomal remodeling through BRG-1-containing SWI/SNF complexes ([@B55]; [@B19]). Similarly, HTLV-1 plus-strand transcription is associated with a significant increase in the activatory histone epigenetic modifications H3K4me3 and H3K36me3 in different regions of the HTLV-1 provirus ([@B31]). It is likely that, as in host gene expression, many epigenetic modifications are a cause as well as consequence of viral reactivation. Most<?php
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 \ge 4 \eps^2 +O(n^{-1}).$$ This reduces our task to the comparison between this quantity and $|\E_{(k,l)}f(nv_{j}(k)\cdot v_{j}(l))|$. To achieve it, we construct $f$ approximating $\sign(x)$ pointwise on the set $[-R,-r]\cup[r,R]$ and show that the contribution of the coordinates falling outside of this set is negligible. For the interval $(-r,r)$, this will be done using the no-gaps delocalization. Handling the set $(-\infty,-R)\cup(R,\infty)$ is more delicate. Since the polynomial is unbounded on this set, we will control the $L_{2}$ norm of $f$ and use the Markov inequality. This argument requires constructing the polynomial $f$ which approximates $\text{sign}(x)$ in two metrics simultaneously: uniformly on the set $[-R,-r]\cup[r,R]$ and in $L_{2}(\mu)$ norm on $\R$.


f_{H}\cdot\left(\max_{x\in[-M,M]}\psi(x)\right)^{1/2}\cdot(b-a)^{1/2},\label{eq: cont} \notag\end{aligned}$$ and the same inequality holds for the completion.

We will need the following lemma.

\[lem: density\] Let $h\in C^{1}(\R)$ be an odd function such that $\norm h_{\infty}+\norm{h'}_{\infty}<\infty$. Then for any $\delta>0$, there exists an odd polynomial $Q$ satisfying $\norm{Q-h}_H<\delta$.

Denote by $\PP$ the set of all polynomials. Let $E_{odd}$ be the set of all odd functions $h\in C^{1}(\R)$ such that $\norm h_{\infty}+\norm{h'}_{\infty}<\infty$. It is enough to prove that $E_{odd}\subset\text{Cl}_{H}\PP$. Indeed, if this is proved, then for any $\delta >0$ there exists $q\in\PP$ such that $
\norm{h-q}_{H}<\delta .
$ Setting $Q(x)=\frac{1}{2}(q(x)-q(-x))$ to make the polynomial odd would finish the proof.

Assume to the contrary that $E_{odd}\not\subset\text{Cl}_{H}\PP$. Then there exists $h\in\text{Cl}_{H}(E_{odd})\setminus\{0\}$ such that $\pr h{x^{n}}_{H}=0$ for any $n\in\{0\}\cup\N$. We will prove that this assumption leads to a contradiction. To this end, set $$F(z)=\int_{\R}h(x)e^{zx}\eta(x)\,dx+\int_{\R}h'(x)ze^{zx}\psi(x)\,dx.$$possess similar properties. The argument at this stage is deterministic. We fix the matrix $M \in \scr{A}_{(n,0)}$ and treat $B$ as its rank one perturbation.

We start with showing that the non-leading edge eigenvalues of $B$ are very close to that of $M$.

\[lem: R1SSticking\] Let $M \in \scr A_{(n,0)}$ be an $n \times n$ symmetric matrix with eigenvalues $\nu_1 \ge \cdots \ge \nu_n$, and let $B$ be as in . Let $\mu_1 \ge \cdots \ge \mu_n$ be the eigenvalues of $B$. If $\beta$ is such that $\left|\nu_{\beta}-2\right|\le n^{-2/3}\varphi_n^{2\rho}$, then $$\left|\nu_{\b}-\mu_{\b+1}\right|\le n^{-1+C\eps_{LR}} \label{eq:stickness-1}$$ for some universal constant $C>0$. Furthermore, $\mu_{\b+1}$ is an eigenvalue of $M$ if and only if $\iprod l{v_\b}=0$. In the case $\mu_{\b+1}$ is not an eigenvalue of $M$, we have $$\label{eq:stick2}
  \frac{\iprod l{v_{\b+1}}^{2}}{\nu_{\b}-\mu_{\b+1}}\ge1-o\left(1\right)$$

Suppose that $\mu$ is


\times (n+1)$ matrix containing the last $(n+1)$ rows and columns of $\t A_p$. Per for $\t A_p$, $\lambda_2 \in \left[2-n^{-2/3}\varphi_n^{2\rho},\,2+n^{-2/3}\varphi_n^{2\rho}\right]$, so interlacing and Lemma \[lem:LevelRepulsionForMinor\] imply that $$\mu_2' \le \lambda_2 \le \mu_2' + \frac{\varphi_n^C}{n} < \mu_1'$$ where $\mu_1'$ satisfies . Repeating this argument for $B$, in view of and , we conclude that $\lambda_2 \in [\mu_2, \mu_1]$. For $2< \alpha \le \varphi_n^{\rho}$, similarly yields $\lambda_\alpha \in [\mu_\alpha, \mu_{\alpha-1}]$.

Condition on the submatrix $B$. Since $\a\le\varphi_n^{\rho}$, by the estimate that $\int_{2-t}^{2}\frac{1}{2\pi}\sqrt{4-x^{2}}\d x\ge\frac{1}{2\pi}t^{3/2}$, we have $2-\gamma_{\a}\le n^{-2/3}\varphi_n^{\rho}$ and thus $2-\mu_{\a}\le n^{-2/3}\varphi_n^{2\rho}$ due to rigidity of eigenvalues (\[eq:B\_rigidity\]). Let $\scr A_{wGw}$ be the set of $n \times 2$ matrices $W$ such that in Lemma \[lem:wGw-1\] holds. Specifically, $\scr A_{wGw}$ is defined by the condition $$\forall i,\,j\in\left\{ 1,\,2\right\} \;w_{i}^{\top}G\left(E\right)w_{j}=-\left(1+O\left(n^{-2\eps_{LR}}\right)\right)\delta_{ij}+\frac{\iprod{w_{i}}{u_{\a_{E}}}\iprod{w_{j}}{u_{\a_{E}}}}{\mu_{\a_{E}}-E}+O\left(n^{-1/3+C_{1}\eps_{LR}}\right)\label{eq: wGw estimate in Lems(lambda)}$$ for all $E\in\left[2-n^{-2/3}\varphi_n^{2\rho},\,2+n^{-2/3}\varphi_n^{2\rho}\right]$ and a universal constant $C_{1}>0$. Here, $\a_{E}\in\left[n\right]$ is the integer so that $\left|\mu_{\a_{E}}-E\right|\le\min_{\a\in\left[n\right]}\left|\mu_{\a}-E\right|$.

Before we move on to the proof directly, let us introduce another set. Let $\scr A_{W}$ be an set of $W$ such that for $i\in\left\{ 1,\,2\right\} $ $$n^{-1/3+\kappa\eps_{LR}}\le\sqrt{n}\left|\iprod{\t w_{i}}{u_{\a}}\right|\le\log^2 n\label{eq:scrAdot-1-1}$$ where $\kappa\ge\max\left\{ 2C_{1},\,8\right\} $ and and $$\t w_{i}=w_{i} - \sqrt{\frac{p}{1-p}}l.$$

Let the $W$ be the $n \times 2$ block $W$ of $\t A_p$ defined in . With the notation above, we have $$\PP\left(W \in \scr A_{W}\right) \ge 1-n^{-1/3+2\kappa\eps_{LR}},$$ and $$\PP\left(\iprod{\t w_{i}}{u_{\a}}>0\right)=\frac{1}{2}+O\left(n^{-1/3+5\eps_{LR}}\right) \quad \text{for } i=1,2.\label{eq:sign}$$

The upper bound in holds with the desired probability due to Hoeffding’s inequality. We will estimate the probability that the lower bound holds and prove at the same time. Let $X_{k}:=\sqrt{n+2}\t w_{1}\left(k\right)u_{\a}\left(k\right)$. Since $\t w_{1}\left(k\right)$ has mean $0$ and


and were proved in [@EJP3054 Theorem 2.12, 2.16].

Condition was proved in [@Knowles2013a]. However, the matrix model is slighly different from ours. To show that $H_p$ satisfies level repulsion at the edge, we rely on the fact that GOE satisfies this condition and apply Green Function Comparison Theorem. This strategy is stated as Proposition 2.4 in [@Knowles2013a]:

\[KYlevelRepulsion\] \[prop:LR\]Let $H^{v}$ and $H^{w}$ be $n \times n$ symmetric random matrices with independent entries $h_{ij}^v$ and $h_{ij}^w$ such that the $\EE h_{ij}^v = \EE h_{ij}^w = 0$ and $\EE (h_{ij}^v)^2=\EE (h_{ij}^w)^2 = \sigma_{ij}^2$. Assume that $\Sigma = (\sigma_{ij})$ satisfies the following conditions

1.  For $j\in [n]$, $\sum_{i=1}^n \sigma_{ij}^2 = 1$.

2.  There exists $\delta_W>0$ such that $1$ is a simple eigenvalue of $\Sigma$ and $\rm{Spec}(\Sigma) \sub [-1+\delta_W, 1-\delta_W] \cup \{1\}$.

3.  Therethree-star Ohio wing Justin Ahrens. The former Ohio State commit, who re-opened his recruitment after Thad Matta was fired, is also set for an official visit to campus next weekend. Ahrens is likely Holtmann's last shot to land an Ohio prospect in this class.

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Cardiorespiratory and Muscle Metabolic Responses During Conventional Versus Motion Sensor-Assisted Strategies for Functional Electrical Stimulation Standing After Spinal Cord Injury.
This is a case series study with the objective of comparing two motion sensor automated strategies to avert knee buckle during functional electrical stimulation (FES)-standing against a conventional hand-controlled (HC) FES approach. The research was conducted in a clinical exercise laboratory gymnasium at the University of Sydney, Australia. The automated strategies, Aut-A and Aut-B, applied fixed and variable changes of neurostimulation, respectively, in quadriceps amplitude to precisely control knee extension during standing. HC was an "on-demand" increase of stimulation amplitude to maintain stance. Finally, maximal FES amplitude (MA) was used as a control condition, whereby knee buckle was prevented by maximal isometric muscle recruitment. Four AIS-A paraplegics undertook 4days of testing each, and each assessment day comprised three FES standing trials using the same strategy. Cardiorespiratory responses were recorded, and quadriceps muscle oxygenation was quantified using near-infrared spectroscopy. For all subjects, the longest standing times were observed during Aut-A, followed by Aut-B, and then HC and MA. The standing times of the automated strategies were superior to HC by 9-64%. Apart from a lower heart rates during standing (P = 0.034), the automation of knee extension did not promote different cardiorespiratory responses compared with HC. The standing times during MA were significantly shorter than during the automated or "on-demand" strategies (by 80-250%). In fact, the higher isometric-evoked quadriceps contraction during MA resulted in a greater oxygen demand (P < 0.0001) and wider arteriovenous oxygen extraction (P


six points of error. In his first two points, he contends that the trial court erred in striking the defendant's pleadings for failure to answer the plaintiff's interrogatories because there were no findings by the trial court that the defendant was abusing or resisting discovery as required by Tex.R.Civ.Pro. 168(8). He asserts that such action, without first issuing orders compelling the appellant to answer, amounted to an abuse of discretion. We disagree with the defendant's interpretation of the legal principles involved.
A. Prerequisite to Strike
Tex.R.Civ.Pro. 168, as amended effective January 1, 1981, and as relevant here, provides:
(8) SANCTIONS: After notice and hearing, if the court finds a party is abusing the discovery process in seeking, making or resisting discovery under this Rule, in addition to costs and a reasonablethe authority vested in the trial court, they will not be overturned unless they constitute a clear abuse of discretion. Southern Pacific Transportation Company v. Evans, 590 S.W.2d 515 (Tex. Civ.App.Houston [1st Dist.] 1979, writ ref'd n.r.e.), cert. denied, 449 U.S. 994, 101 S.Ct. 531, 66 L.Ed.2d 291 (1980). From the record before us we hold that the trial court did not abuse its discretion. The defendant made no attempt to answer any of the interrogatories tendered him. No motion was filed alleging mistake, lack of notice, reason for delay, or any other cause for failure to answer the interrogatories. Having failed to do so, he cannot now complain that the trial court abused its discretion in imposing this particular sanction. Lewis, supra; Saldivar, supra; Evans, supra.
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of the defendant's "pleadings." The plaintiff, on the other hand, urges (1) that the defendant's response to the first motion for summary judgment is a "pleading" and was, therefore, stricken by court order upon the defendant's failure to answer interrogatories; (2) the defendant's response addresses itself to the plaintiff's first motion for summary judgment rather than the second; and (3) even assuming the defendant's response was not stricken, "it could not be deemed a response to a motion filed seven months later."
It is unnecessary to determine whether or not defendant's "Motion in Opposition to a Summary Judgment" is a "pleading," such that it can be stricken for failure to answer interrogatories pursuant to Rule 168(8), since the summary judgment was proper for other reasons. In a case onwas a fixed percentage of a "contested" sum. As stated earlier, the appellant's pleadings were stricken under Rule 168(8); as such, the fee was not "contested." Nor was the underlying sum "contested" for the same reason. In the absence of a verified denial required by the combined operation of Rule 185 and 93(k), the underlying sum was not placed in issue, and the result was essentially a summary judgment on the pleadings. Brightwell, supra; Zemaco, supra.
Similarly, this conclusion that the underlying sum was not contested compels the holding that the appellant's final two points of error, five and six, predicated upon the existence of a "contest" by way of a proper defensive pleading on file, are also without merit.
The judgment of the trial court is affirmed.
For Publication. Tex.R.Civ.P.


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So what do we do when the differences become a problem?

Working for a church, I hear stories all the time of people trying to figure out how to deal with relationship issues. I’ve also recently learned that no matter who the relationship is with, there is one principle that will change everything. Unfortunately though, it’s not even that profound.

Communicate. It’s just communication.

It’s a two sided coin. One side is speaking and the other, just as important side, is listening.

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The difference between Yacavone’s narrow focus on the views on photography of two prominent writers and Emerling’s broad scope on various aspects of photography throughout its history is also reflected in the structure of their books. The latter’s Photography: History and Theory consists of five chapters, each of which addresses another aspect of histories-theories of photography: “the thing itself,” which concerns the image-referent relationship; “frame” as a material and metaphorical concept; “documentary, or instants of truth,” which discusses truthfulness; “the archive as producer,” which deals with the topical debate on its status; and “time-images.” Three of


as a child. Yacavone also divided her book in two, with parts on “The Birth of the Viewer” (about Benjamin) and on “Photography and Subjectivity” (about Barthes). The second chapter of both parts deals with a late nineteenth-century childhood portrait in a winter garden setting. Intriguingly, Yacavone points to a photo portrait of the Jewish, German-speaking writer Franz Kafka at age five or six in a winter garden setting, which played a major role in Benjamin’s fascination for photography, as most notably reflected in his Berlin Childhood Around 1900 (in Selected Writings, Cambridge, MA: Harvard University Press, 1996–2003 (1932)) (70).

Yacavone claims that both Benjamin’s and Barthes’s accounts of photography are rooted in highly poignant experiences of particular photographs such as the winter garden portraits, which she calls thefeel it was rather premature to herald the dominance of the digital and the death of photography, as some scholars did in the 1990s. While Emerling submits that the new digital culture has barely marked the end of photographic discourse (6), Yacavone argues that the earlier views of Barthes and Benjamin are still relevant today and may provide important guidance for reflections on digital photography (220).

The recent proliferation of readers with key texts on photography testifies to the vibrancy of photography as a cultural discourse. At the same time, many of these readers overlap and cannot be easily read in their entirety due to their fragmented character. The same goes for the many edited volumes on photography with contributions from various authors. Some of these volumes reveal that


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vibrational states are denoted by black lines, whereas states shifted by interaction energies $1/2\,U$, $U$ etc. per particle are shown in red (energy separations not to scale).](Fig2_Sequence.pdf){width=".8\columnwidth"}

The interaction blockade is observed after subsequently ramping up the short lattice to $V_{{s}}=44\, E^{{s}}_{r}$ in $20$ms for different superlattice phases $\phi$, i.e. different potential biases $\Delta$, as depicted in Fig. \[fig:Sequence\]a. The rising barrier realizes an IBS, which forces the atoms to redistribute via tunneling (Fig. \[fig:Sequence\]b) over the two newly-formed wells.

In order to read out the number of atoms in the left well after the IBS sequence, we carry out the detection sequence shown in Fig. \[fig:Sequence\]a (right panel). By increasing the bias in $20$ms to a fixed phase of $\phi_0=-1.1$rad, a highly tilted double well is formed. Turning off the short latticemeasurements. The inset shows a typical occupation measurement in the superfluid regime for $N\approx2\times10^5$ with four visible steps.](Fig4_NumberStat.pdf){width=".8\columnwidth"}

As outlined in the introduction, the resonance amplitudes $S_i$ can be used to determine the number distribution $g_n$ in the initial tetragonal lattice. We have carried out such an analysis both for the case of a Mott insulator and a superfluid as a function of the total atom number. We take up to $3$ measurements in the center of each plateau to obtain the resonance amplitudes $S_i$ with a typical standard deviation of $\leq 0.5\%$. In the analysis, we have truncated the distribution above a maximum filling of $n=4$ and rescaled the measured amplitudes by an overall factor, such that $S_1+\sum_{n=2}^4 2 S_n=1$.

The measured number distribution is displayed in Fig. \[fig:NumberStat\]a in


Larry had to yell and frequently had to just wait for trucks to pass. We are warned about the narrow roads and the propensity for drivers to take the middle. Bill & I had not gone 2 miles before a pickup truck was so close that he clipped the side mirror and shattered it. Fortunately most of the shards stayed in the frame and we were able to tape it well enough to still be effective. We are the first casualty of the trip.

It was only 70 miles to Los Barrilles, but the road was narrow, had lots of potholes and topes, had a fair amount of traffic, and at one place we even had to cross an arroyo with running water. It was a beautiful drive, though,,and we saw ocotillo blooming, cholla, lots of caracara, and a mixture of desert, mountains and sea.

As we entered the East Cape RV park around 5pm the men parking us gave us a Corona as a welcome gift! When pulling in we were directed past Kathleen and Paul into a “caravan” lane. We tried in vain to tell our parking guide that they should be with us, not shuttled off to the side. He kept insisting that they weren’t with our caravan. We finally had to drive on. When we got to our parking place, there were the Smith’s - already parked 2 spaces down. Then the blue, look-alike Lazy Daze came rolling in and parked across from them. Of course we all had a big laugh and


lives in Pittsburg, CA, Doug who lives in Oakland, and Debra who lives in Vallejo, CA.

Today has been rather unique in that there were actually at least three options from which we could select: (a) - Renting an ATV and joining the other “Adventure Caravan’s Hell’s Angles” on a four-hour excursion, (b) – Participating in a local walking tour, and (c) Walking on the BEAUTIFUL beach, relaxing in one’s chair, resting, relaxing and taking it easy. Therefore, in addition to Ruth’s entry, there will be a report on the ATV adventure and the Walking Tour.

We are so pleased that Ruth has agreed to share some of her insights and views of this journey:

This is a free day for everyone. We are in the East Cape RV Resort inLos Barriles. The day started with roosters crowing, doves cooing and the weather was cool. At 10 o’clock it really warmed up!

Some of the Caravaners will take a walking tour of the town; others will take four hour tours on ATVs. We are having a day of motor home repair and just having a laid back day.

This is a lovely park with a great host, and large spaces. This is appreciated by everyone.

A walk to the beach was short, and a beautiful sight.

At the end of the day, a group of us gathered and walked to La Palma Taqueria for supper, and to say it is unique is an understatement!

From Ruth and Byron’s day of quiet relaxing, we have a report from an ATV enthusiast, Connie Sykes:

We chose


were all experienced, the steeds tamed, and everyone was dirty and happy that they had gotten to see such beautiful country.

And finally, a short report on the Walking Tour:

Theresa (the owner of this place) took us on a walk from the RV Park to a Bloquera (brick making place) –

where we also saw some 50 cocks that are raised for cock fighting. One such specimen was worth $5,000 – American dollars!)

We visited the East Cape Smoke House where we saw up-to-date machinery that smoked the catches of the local and visiting fishermen. They had some smoked mackerel for sale – the samples tasted delicious! And we stopped at a tortilleria, where we could purchase fresh tortillas as well as very delicious chocolate or cheese filled empanadas!

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These reviews and classifications all lack an evidence-based evaluation of identified agents in the clinical literature. An evidence-based evaluation of the literature is of particular importance for case management and diagnostics in clinical practice. Thus, the objective of this work was to provide a scientific compendium of practical relevance, exhaustively listing the agents and worksites known to cause occupational asthma.

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953 F.Supp. 363 (1997)
Eddie L. PRIEST, Plaintiff,
v.
SEALIFT SERVICES INTERNATIONAL, INC., et al., Defendants.
Civil Action No. CV 96-AR-3259-M.
United States District Court, N.D. Alabama, Middle Division.
January 21, 1997.
Michael E. Auffenorde, Auffenorde & Auffenorde P.C., Huntsville, AL, for plaintiff Eddie L. Priest.
Frederick L. Fohrell, Wilmer & Shepard, Huntsville, AL, J. Geoffrey Ormsby, Patrick J. McShane, Frilot Partridge Kohnke & Clements L.C., New Orleans, LA, for defendant Sealift Services International, Inc.
James B. Carlson, Rives & Peterson, Birmingham, AL, for defendant Trefilarbed, Inc.
G. Thomas Yearout, Law Offices of G. Thomas Yearout P.C., Birmingham, AL, for defendant M.G. Maher & Co., Inc.

MEMORANDUM OPINION
ACKER, District Judge.
The court has for consideration a motion by plaintiff, Eddie L. Priest, to remand the above-entitled action to the Circuit Court of Marshall County, Alabama, from which it was removed


by $\Delta_{-}^n\subseteq\Re^n$. When $n$ is understood, we simply use the notation $\Delta$ and $\Delta_{-}$.

A function $u:\Delta^n_{-}\rightarrow \Re$ is

-   [*quasi-concave*]{} is $\{z\in\Delta_{-}^n:u(z)\geq u(x) \}$ is a convex set, for all $x\in\Delta^n_{-}$.

-   [*concave*]{} if, for any $x,z\in \Delta_{-}^n$, and $\la\in (0,1)$, $\la u(z)+(1-\la) u(x)\leq  u(\la z+(1-\la)x)$;

-   [*expected utility*]{} if it is linear. In this case we identify $u(\cdot)$ with a vector $u\in\Re^n$ and denote $u(x)$ as $u\cdot x$.

Model
-----

Our model subsumes the standard discrete allocation problem. A finite set of agents need to be assigned a finite set of indivisible objects. For example, the agents could be children and the objects could be seats at a school.

A [*discrete allocation problem*]{} is a tuple $ \Gamma=\{S, I,Q,(u^i,\w^i)_{i\in I}\} $, where:

-   $ S=\{s_k\}_{k=1}^L $represents a set of indivisible objects.

-   $I=\{1,\ldots,N\}$ represents a set of agents, each of whom demands exactly one copy of an object.

-   $ Q=\{q_s\}_{s\in S} $ is a capacity vector, and $ q_s\in \Na $ is the number of copies of object $s$. For simplicity, we assume that $ \sum_{s\in S} q_s=N $, i.e., the number of copies of objects is equal to the number of agents.

-   For each agent $i$, $u^i:\Delta_{-}^L\rightarrow \Re$ is a continuous utility function defined on $\Delta_{-}^L$.

-   For each agent $i$, $\w^i\in \Delta^L$ is $i$’s endowment vector such that $ \w^i_s $ is the fraction of object $s$ owned by $ i $. We assume that all objects are owned by agents. So $\sum_{i=1}^N \w^i=Q$.

We say


in the allocation.

With the preceding definitions out of the way, we are in a position to extend Theorem \[thm:existence\] to accommodate constraints.

\[thm:existenceconstraints\] Suppose agents’ utility functions are concave and that $\w\in \AC$.

1.  For any $ \ep>0 $, there exists an allocation that is $ \ep $-individually rational, $ \ep
            $-Pareto optimal and has no equal-type $ \ep $-justified envy;

2.  There exists an allocation that is individually rational, weak Pareto optimal and has no strong equal-type justified envy.

We say that the implicit constraints behind $ \AC $ are *anonymous* if all agents are identified to be of equal type. The model we discussed in Section \[sec:model\] is one where constraints are anonymous (since $ \AC=\A $). Thus,Segregation in NYC schools is not new, but the complaint is that the new school choice program may have made it worse, and certainly has not helped. In the words of a recent New York Times article “…school choice has not delivered on a central promise: to give every student a real chance to attend a good school. Fourteen years into the system, black and Hispanic students are just as isolated in segregated high schools as they are in elementary schools — a situation that school choice was supposed to ease.[^6]” The article points to a dissatisfaction with school composition, and access to the best schools.

The situation in NYC has reached a point where there are talks of doing away with school priorities, and instead instituting a lottery.


an agent $h$ appears more than once in the above cycle, we can shorten the cycle by skipping the agents between any two consecutive positions of $ h $ in the cycle. So we can, without loss of generality, focus on the cycle in which each agent appears once. If we carry out the exchange in the cycle as in the proof of Lemma \[lem:KKMconditions\], then we obtain an improvement on the objective that defines $\phi$. This is a contradiction.

Proof of Theorem \[thm:NJEeq\] {#sec:proofNJEeq}
==============================

We let the $L$-dimensional simplex $\Delta^L $ be the domain of prices.

Incomes {#sec:incomes}
-------

The key to the theorem is to carefully construct price-dependent “income functions.” For each consumer $i$, define $i$’s *expenditure function* as $$e^i(v,p) = \inf \{p\cdot x : u^i(x)\geq v \},$$ for $p\in\Delta^L$ and $v\in\mathbf{R}$.

Let $v^ibounded, this implies that $m^i(p^{n_k})\rightarrow m^i(p)$.

Cases 1 and 2 exhaust all possible subsequences of $p^n$.

The role of the following lemma will be clear towards the end of the proof.

\[lem:prepenvy\] If $m^i(p)<\min\{m^j(p),e^i(v^i,p)\}$ then $m^j(p) =
  e^j(u^j(\w^j,p)$.

Since $m^i(p)<e^i(v^i,p)$, we must be in the case $\sum_i
e^i(v^i, p) \geq \sum_i p\cdot \omega^i$ of the definition of income functions. So let $m^*\geq 0$ with $\varphi(m^*,p)=0$.

Since $m^i(p) = \mu^i(m^*,p)< e^i(v^i,p)$, we must have $m^*\leq
m^i(p)$. By hypothesis, $m^*<m^j(p)$. Then $m^j(p) = \mu^j(m^*,p)$ implies that $m^j(p) = e^j(u^j(\w^j),p)$.

Existence of quasi-equilibrium
------------------------------

We first establish the existence of a quasiequilibrium with $p^*\neq
0$. The argument is similar to [@galemascolell1975]. See also [@mwg1995] (Chapter 17, Appendix B).

For any $p\in \Delta^L$, let $\dminexp^{i}(p)$ be the set of vectors $x^{i\prime }\in \Delta^L_{-}$ that satisfy the following properties: $$\begin{aligned}
p\cdot x^{i\prime } &\leq &m^{i}(p)


making them worse off; so any Pareto improvement would have to have been feasible in $(S,C,\succeq)$. Conversely, it is clear that if $\mu\cup \{(s,c)\}$ then so is $\mu$, as any putative Pareto improvement in the smaller market would have been feasible in the larger.

[^1]: We thank Eric Budish, Fuhito Kojima, Andy McLennan, Hervé Moulin, and Tayfun Sönmez for comments. Echenique thanks the National Science Foundation for its support through the grants SES-1558757 and CNS-1518941. Miralles acknowledges financial support from the Spanish Ministry of Economy and Competitiveness, through the Severo Ochoa Programme for Centres of Excellence in R&D (SEV-2015-0563.)

[^2]: If $u^i(x^i)< u^j(x^j) $, then $ i $’s envy towards $ j $ is justified because $
      u^j(x^i)=u^i(x^i)\ge u^i(\w^i)\ge u^j(\w^j) $.

[^3]: Suppose $ i\sim japart, beam by beam and screw by screw; or Nam June Paik waving a violin like a ceremonial knife before smashing it on a table.

But the artistic referent that readers of Heathcliff recall more than any other, at least on Twitter, is Dada, the anti-art movement. Living in World War I-era Europe, the early Dadaists wanted to deconstruct the sociopolitical conventions that led to the terror of the war — and what better way to do that, they figured, than to subvert art, the highest achievement of that society? Dadaists focused on disseminating printed matter during the war when they could not perform, creating nonsensical poems made from cut-up newspaper articles and distributing pamphlets promoting meaningless slogans. “Dada is the only savings bank that pays interest in eternity,”


remains of the MH370 on her Facebook page, Monday

Helpfully, the rocker marked in red where she believed the oil spots and the plane were lying in wreckage.

Eager to help: Courtney Love, pictured last month, says she has become a little obsessive' about finding the missing plane

'[It's] like a mile away Pulau Perak, where they 'last' tracked it 5°39'08.5"N 98°50'38.0"E but what do I know?' she added.

Thrilled with her 'discovery', the singer retweeted several news articles reporting her post, telling NY Mag's Daily Intelligencer she had become 'a little obsessive' with the search for the plane.

'I went to the satellite site and just uploaded tons and tons of pictures,' she told the publication. 'I really doubt aliens took it. It's got to be somewhere.'

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our friendship was? Should I consider what this would mean?
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A number of trends are emerging as we move toward the year 2005. Some of them are quite promising: corporations embracing diversity; the recognition that social responsibility can pay off financially as well as ethically; and efforts to acknowledge that workplace stress has reached dangerous levels in many instances.

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profiles of the lateral ventricles that Leong et al. \[[@pone.0207967.ref027]\] reported from their statistical mixed effects model, as well as an association between LVV expansion and RI performance.

In the explorative data analysis we expected to reveal an age-related expansion of the lateral ventricle volumes \[[@pone.0207967.ref027]\], a slower age-related expansion of LVV in females than in males \[[@pone.0207967.ref036], [@pone.0207967.ref037]\], and that poor response inhibition performance is a more frequent in older age \[[@pone.0207967.ref024], [@pone.0207967.ref025]\]. By casting our brain and behavior measurements into a comprehensive classification framework, we hypothesized that model-based features characterizing the LVV trajectories of an individual could act as predictors of *his or her* RI performance. According to previous studies (see e.g. \[[@pone.0207967.ref001]\]), the success-rate of this prediction was expected to scale with age, with better classificationperformance in the oldest segment of our cohort.

2 Methods {#sec006}
=========

2.1 Sample {#sec007}
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The study included a cohort of 74 healthy middle-aged and older subjects (48 females and 26 males). They were all part of a three-wave longitudinal study on cognitive aging, where subjects with a history of substance abuse, present neurological or psychiatric disorder, or other significant medical conditions were excluded from participation (see \[[@pone.0207967.ref038], [@pone.0207967.ref039]\] for more details). Their mean age was 59.9 yrs (SD 7.3), 63.3 yrs (7.2) and 66.0 yrs (7.2) for study wave 1, 2 and 3, respectively, and their mean education was 13.94 yrs (2.9). All the 74 subjects provided MRI data across the three study-waves that could be successfully processed during cross-sectional Freesurfer segmentation without need of (subjective) manual editing, and were then


*y* = {`slow`, `medium`, `fast`}. The reported averages include *micro average* (averaging the total true positives, false negatives and false positives), *macro average* (averaging the unweighted mean per label), and *weighted average* (averaging the support-weighted mean per label). The support is the number of occurrences of each class in *y*~true~.

[Fig 6](#pone.0207967.g006){ref-type="fig"} illustrates the 74 subject-specific trajectories color-coded with the **observed (true) RI label** for left hemisphere (a) and the right hemisphere (c). The same 74 subject-specific trajectories are then color-coded with the **predicted RI label** for left hemisphere (b) and the right hemisphere (d). The most successful classification, in both hemispheres, is for the `fast` performers as illustrated by the red line-segments. The `slow` performers, shown by the blue line-segments, seem to be most successfully classified if theirshowed that all but one `fast` performer who were \> 65 at baseline were correctly classified. We may speculate if these `fast` performers of age \> 65, with relatively small LVVs (about 1/3 of LVV for those with `slow` RI performance), represent what Rogalski and collaborators referred to as "superagers" \[[@pone.0207967.ref008]\], and that their LVV trajectories can serve (or contribute) as predictors of preserved brain function into old age---at least in females. Future longitudinal studies including a larger sample size, a longer follow-up period and wider age span, are therefore indeed warranted.

We will also emphasize the results obtained from the `slow` RI performers. Our measures of LVV trajectories correctly classified eight of twelve (67%) slow performers aged \> 65 years. If we assume that their slow performance on


the cross-validation loop, and by this further reduce the risk of "data leakage" (i.e. the training set and the test set sharing information). The value of including of a larger number and diverse set of predictors have been well demonstrated in studies based on theoretical models considering brain maintenance and cognitive reserves (e.g.,\[[@pone.0207967.ref004], [@pone.0207967.ref006]\]. These models emphasize the importance of life-events \[[@pone.0207967.ref004], [@pone.0207967.ref049]\], a richer set of imaging information using multimodal MRI \[[@pone.0207967.ref012], [@pone.0207967.ref050]\] and PET \[[@pone.0207967.ref051], [@pone.0207967.ref052]\]. Together, this provides strong arguments for sharing data (and code) across research groups \[[@pone.0207967.ref053]\] and use of predictive models and methods within modern machine learning frameworks \[[@pone.0207967.ref050]\].

4.1 Conclusion {#sec020}
--------------

We showed that a set of four LME-derived measures of LVV trajectories across three study waves gave a fairly good prediction ofto Dark Horse Comics, whose “Hellboy,” “Conan” and “Star Wars” titles have started cutting into the dominance of the Big Two — Marvel and DC. About a dozen smaller publishers dot the landscape between Portland and Vancouver, B.C., including Oni Press, Last Kiss Entertainment, Committed Comics and Castle Rain Entertainment.

But it’s not all funky, fringe stuff. A growing number of artists and writers who do mainstream work for the Big Two are also thriving in the Northwest.

“We told Marvel they would save a lot of FedEx money if they just moved to Portland,” says writer Brian Michael Bendis. His work includes “Ultimate Spider-Man,” a strong run on “Daredevil” in which the blind hero became Hell’s Kitchen’s new Kingpin of Crime, and a revamped “Avengers” that’s become the nation’s


a costume?

“I dress as a bitter cartoonist,” Bagge says.

One of Bagge’s other current projects is an “Apocalypse Nerd” miniseries for Dark Horse. The plot: “It’s about a computer nerd who survives a nuclear attack. North Korea blows up Seattle while he’s on vacation in the mountains.”

At comic conventions, Bagge says he avoids “guys with boxes and Mylar bags trying to con each other into spending 50 bucks for some ‘Metal Men’ comic.” Along with the dealers’ long, white boxes of plastic-enshrined back issues,you can also find affordable original art at conventions — and buy it right from the artist. Bagge says his best recent score was Archie drawings from the late artist Dan DeCarlo’s widow for a good price.

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Problem
First call to Firebase from a server takes ~15 - 20X longer than subsequent calls. While this is not a problem for a conventional server calling upon Firebase, it may cause issues with a server-less architecture leveraging Amazon Lambda/ Google Cloud Functions.
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According to a hydrogen generating device (reforming device) disclosed in JP2003-252604A, as shown in FIG. 1, a tubular reforming vessel 10 (reforming portion) is installed so as to surround a combustion chamber 17, and a tubular pass 12 flowing a fuel gas on the periphery of the reforming vessel 10 and a tubular evaporating chamber 28 (evaporating portion) on the periphery of the pass 12 flowing the fuel gas are coaxially installed, respectively. The evaporating chamber 28 consists of


gas channel) 80, a channel 50, a CO transformer catalyst layer 10 (a part of a carbon monoxide reducing portion), a water heating channel 34, a heating channel 48, a connecting tube 25 and a CO removal catalyst layer (a part of the carbon monoxide reducing portion) 12. Specifically, combustion gas is inhaled into the outlet channel 80 and exhaled through a heat transmission channel (combustion gas channel) 27, which is formed toward outside of the reforming apparatus, after flowing within outer circumferential portion of the emission tube 14. The channel 50 is formed at an outer circumference of the reforming catalytic layer 8, within which the reforming catalyst is filled, and the channel 50 is connected to the reforming catalytic layer 8 at each lower end portionGears 5 Won't Have Any Smoking After Speaking With Anti-Tobacco Group

Gears 5 is a smoke-free zone.

Update: In a tweet to IGN, Coalition studio head Rod Fergusson replied to this report to clarify that smoking wasn't removed from Gears 5, however it has been dropped from the franchise. "There was no smoking to remove from Gears 4 or 5 because there never was any smoking to begin with," he said. "And as long as I'm in control, there never will be." The original story is as follows.The Coalition has apparently turned on the no smoking sign in Gears 5, as it has been revealed that all references to tobacco will be scrubbed from the upcoming shooter.

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Use XSLT to extract information from JSON and output format as JSON

With some help, I have put in place the following script which takes a JSON file as a parameter and outputs it as an XML.
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        Quantitative imaging of aggregated emulsions.
Noise reduction, restoration, and segmentation methods are developed for the quantitative structural analysis in three dimensions of aggregated oil-in-water emulsion systems imaged by fluorescence confocal laser scanning microscopy. Mindful of typical industrial formulations, the methods are demonstrated for concentrated (30% volume fraction) and polydisperse emulsions. Following a regularized deconvolution step using an analytic optical transfer function and appropriate binary thresholding, novel application of the Euclidean distance map provides effective discrimination of closely clustered emulsion droplets with size variation over at least 1 order of magnitude. The a priori assumption of spherical nonintersecting objects provides crucial information to combat the ill-posed inverse problem presented by locating individual particles. Position coordinates and size estimates are recovered with sufficient precision to permit quantitative study of static geometrical


of the metric and allowing negative (anti-ferromagnetic, AFM) couplings. The coupling between the pair of Potts spins ([*i.e.*]{} companies) is in our case the explicit function of the correlation coefficient and it is FM for positive correlations and AFM for anti-correlations (the latter are present in the S&P 500). This way we naturally take into account the “repulsion” between negatively correlated companies (and clusters of companies) – an important aspect for portfolio optimization. In order to estimate the effect of the anti-correlations we carried out calculations with only FM interactions ([*i.e.*]{} we took the absolute values of the correlation coefficients) and with correctly signed interactions too. We found that the difference – in our set of data – can be observed only at the ground state, [*i.e.*]{} forit is the case [*e.g.*]{} for the S&P 500. This latter case is important when AFM interactions are also present, because of low temperature behaviour.

For the above reasons we make the following choice for the interaction: $$\label{interaction}
J_{ij} = \mbox{sgn}(c_{ij}) \left(
1 - \exp \left\{ - {n-1 \over n} \left[{c_{ij} \over a}\right]^n \right\}
\right),$$ where $c_{ij}$ is the correlation coefficient between companies $i$ and $j$. The parameters ($a$, $n$) should be chosen so that the super-paramagnetic state exist, but inside this region the result will be not too sensible on the choice. The fine tuning serves to be able to observe the transitions more clearly, [i.e.]{} make peaks in the susceptibility function sharper, and the constant regions between them larger. A possible determination of parameter $a$ is the average of the


E. Domany, , 3767 (1997). E. Domany, Physica A [**263 1-4**]{}, 158 (1999). R. H. Swendsen and J. S. Wang, , 86 (1987). edited by J. Kertész and I. Kondor (Springer, 1996).

[^1]: It should be mentioned here that there are no anti-correlations in the DJ index in the investigated time period.
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