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Acting wise, pretty much everyone is over the top. This film, I think, requires that sort of performance. At no point does it take itself even remotely seriously, so if any of the actors or actresses gave a very serious performance, they would seem very far out of place! Nick Cheung's effort here got better after the dire opening, and Chow is as funny as ever. Kelly Lin, despite her good looks, was nothing special in her role, but Shooky Kwan and Sandra Ng were both very good in theirs. The rest of the cast were all on par.

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games which has the players believing - no matter how boring the sessions can become.

He added: “With Klopp the training sessions are all about tactics, in order to have the team well-positioned on the pitch, and to know how and when to press.

IN PICS: One of Klopp's 'boring' sessions

“He doesn’t do games or things like that. It’s all tactical. It’s what he likes and what we work.

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“The truth is that the training sessions are a bit boring for the players, but then they are the ones that give results on the pitch.”

Despite the ‘boring’ tag, Moreno stressed he loves the new coaching regime,base on the New Siberian Islands. A dangerous performance of well-prepared hippies near Moscow’s vital energy infrastructure just did not fit into Russia´s Arctic scenario.

Three years after the notorious BP oil spill, a group of young men and women once again endangered marine ecology and safety of operating personnel. A swift response was inevitable because Russian engineers had to finish a difficult stage of underwater work.

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This summer Greenpeace’s ship trespassed Russia’s sea frontier several times. Border guards contacted the Arctic Sunrise captain but


Jay Byme and Henry I. Miller in their eye-opening article on eco-terrorism in “Forbes”. What’s more, green extremists can always be sold to the public as “good guys” because aggressive environmentalism enjoys a quasi-religious status in the Western countries. It’s a substantial part of the anti-science new age ideology that is hostile to the energy industry and technological progress.

Some members of the Arctic Sunrise crew may be pure idealists. Their neo-Luddite zeal is just worthy of a better cause and should be qualified as an extenuating circumstance. Most vulnerable of them, for example, Finnish eco-activist Sini Saarela should be provided with proper care and medical supplies.

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D'ante threw a $20 at me and stormed off. His total was only


$12, so I tucked the remainder in my pocket.

Later that afternoon, once my shift was finished and I needed a caffeine pick-me-up after so much shift-drinking, I walked across the street to Starbucks. I entered just in time to observe D'ante yelling at a Starbucks employee.

A fellow Starbucks employee, for it turns out D'ante is a barista. A barista I plan to visit from time to time for sheer entertainment.Features:

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Acknowledgments
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The authors would like to thank Zuzhuo Zhang for his help in collecting data.

Author contributions
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**Conceptualization:** Yanqing Zhou, Bing Zhang.

**Data curation:** Lingde Kong, Jian Yu, Sujuan Li, Bing Zhang.

**Formal analysis:** Lingde Kong,ratio is converted with respect to the total amount of lipid components in the liposome composition, the content of cholesterol corresponds to an amount of 29 mol % to 36 mol %. According to this conversion, the molecular weight of hydrogenated phosphatidylcholine, polyethylene glycol 2000-distearoyl-phosphatidylethanolamine, and cholesterol was calculated to be 785, 2730, and 387, respectively. It should be noted that the converted values are the minimum and maximum percentages of cholesterol that can be taken in the above-mentioned individual component weight ratio range.
In all of the above-mentioned documents, a liposome composition having a practically required long-term preservation stability and also having a suitable release rate and a method for producing the same have not been fully established, and correspondingly improvements are desired.


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lung lesions when they are surrounded by slowly forming vascular structures. In the case at hand, the possibility of PAVMs had been entertained early in the patient\'s clinical history but had not been proven. The initial response had been to drain a very slowly growing benign cystic lesion in the lung which was thought to be responsible for the patient\'s subacute respiratory condition. The result, however, was a worsening in clinical respiratory symptoms. Subsequently, it was found that the vascular structures, later proven to be PAVMs, surrounding these chronic long-standing cystic lesions had had a "protective" tamponade effect. Whenever, then, long-standing disease processes in the lungs are encountered accompanied by surrounding neovascularization, interventional radiologists should consider the possibility of acquired PAVMs.

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Appropriate written informedone surface of the electrically insulating film 38 such as one made of polyimide and has a TAB-mounted chip (integrated circuit) 40 electrically connected to the lines 34 and 36 on the one surface. The TAB-mounted chip (integrated circuit) 40 is connected to a probe sheet 18, and the first connection sheet 20 is electrically connected to a second connection sheet 22.
In an energization test (in an inspection process), test signals are supplied to the TAB-mounted chip (integrated circuit) 40 via a wiring member 46, the second connection sheet 22, and the first connection sheet 20, with projecting electrodes 30 provided at the foremost end portions of the lines on the probe sheet 18 pressed against respective electrodes 44 of the display circuit boards of a liquid crystal


there is a limit to the extent to which the warping of the anisotropic conductive film can compensate for the distortion 66 caused in the anisotropic conductive film.
The present inventors made an in-depth study on resin-made anisotropic conductive films and inorganic anisotropic conductive films to solve the above problems.
The contact of the circuit board 70 and the anisotropic conductive film 54 is mostly making detachment of the circuit board 70 from the anisotropic conductive film 54 shown in FIG. 4 difficult. When, in particular, use is made of a resin-made anisotropic conductive film, the affinity with the resin layer forming the surface of the circuit board is so great as to result in bonding when the close contact is allowed to last for a long time. To avoidbrings me closer to what I saw, and it seems like I can't avoid it, and, uh, there you are staring back at me." " The guy's hammered." " Not one damn of you has any answers do you?" "No, you don't, because there are no answers" " because this program's a joke." " I got an answer for you." "You need to take a walk, cool down a little." "Spare us the rest of your bender." "Look, I hated seeing that as much as you did, but you know you never interrupt another person's share." "I'm sorry, but loaded and sharing?" "The guy was pushing my buttons." "I've been dealing with some stuff, you know?" "So is he." "I know you're worried about Olivia." "You're worried you're


hasn't come to see you yet." "She..." "She's not here." "Yeah, that's r- T" " That's right." "Um..." "You see, Dylan, um..." "When the blackout happened, and when everyone fell asleep... your... your mother never woke up again." "She was in an accident, and she, um..." "She died?" "Yeah." "It's just you and me now, kiddo." "But we're gonna be okay." "I love you." "I wanna see Olivia." "3:00 A.M., guys." "I was just about to fall asleep." "What's going on?" "What's going on is that I'm eating crow." "Tell him." "I managed to pull the I.M.E.I. number off the cell you and Mark recovered from Utah." "And as it turns out, D. Gibbons made a series of six calls" "Five right before the blackout to another disposablemajor AHL produced by *V. fischeri*.

In this model and those described below, the value of *k~i~* is randomly distributed [@pcbi.1003110-Wang1] around the mean to account for cell-cell variability in the response to exogenously applied autoinducer [@pcbi.1003110-Perez1] ([Fig. S1A](#pcbi.1003110.s001){ref-type="supplementary-material"}--B). In addition, to reflect heterogeneous gene expression within the population [@pcbi.1003110-Elowitz1], [@pcbi.1003110-Anetzberger1], the model assumes intrinsic stochasticity in the rate of synthetase production, which follows Gaussian white noise *η~i~* [@pcbi.1003110-Paulsson1], [@pcbi.1003110-Shibata1]. The molecules are passively transported into and out of the cells at the rate *c~sec~*, and degraded extracellularly at the rate *γ~ex~* (Eqs. S1-1 and S1-2 in [Text S1](#pcbi.1003110.s015){ref-type="supplementary-material"}) [@pcbi.1003110-Pai1]. Here, we assumed that the autoinducer molecules diffuse rapidly so that they are well mixed in the extracellular space. The extracellular concentration of the autoinducer is proportional to the


([Fig. 4A--B](#pcbi-1003110-g004){ref-type="fig"}), plots were obtained at the steady state. The initial concentrations of *x~i~*, *y~i~*, *z~i~*, and *s~i~* were set randomly between 0 and 0.01.

![Conditions for group-level transitions in quorum sensing.\
(**A**) A phase diagram showing the bistable regions in parameter space (*ε*, *λ*) of the simple autoinduction circuit (Eq, 1). The black lines indicate phase boundaries between GB (Group-level Bistability), AB (Autonomous-Bistability), and M (Mono-stability) (Eqs. S2-14 and S2-6 in [Text S1](#pcbi.1003110.s015){ref-type="supplementary-material"}). CO (Constitutively ON) means the cells are always in the ON state; i.e., *x~i~*∼1, regardless of cell density in the case of M (white region). Log~10~ *CV~ρ~*/*CV~k~*\<0 (blue and cyan region) and log~10~ *CV~ρ~*/*CV~k~*\>0 (red and pink region) indicate regions where cell-cell heterogeneity in the threshold value is reduced or not reduced, respectively. The yellow linein [Eq. 1](#pcbi.1003110.e004){ref-type="disp-formula"}). Because the concentration of the synthesized signal within the ON-state cells (*γ~ex~/c~sec~*) is below the threshold *k* ~i~, the ON state cannot be self-sustaining unless a sufficient amount of signaling molecules are synthesized and secreted by other cells. To distinguish this form of bistability from the cell-autonomous bistability described above, we shall hereafter refer to it as "group-level bistability". Frequent experimental observations of such all-or-none transitions in many bacterial systems [@pcbi.1003110-Fuqua1], [@pcbi.1003110-Taga1], [@pcbi.1003110-Rosson1], [@pcbi.1003110-vanDelden1] suggest that the occurrences of group-level bistability are widespread.

Graded transitions and all-or-none transitions both involve a combined action by the cells. Although cell-autonomous bistability underlies the graded transition, the switch is nonetheless density dependent, and there is a cooperative effect within the group of cells. Whether a cell can switch its


the presence of 100 nM C8-HSL increases the threshold concentration for 3-oxo-C6-HSL by as much as 10-fold [@pcbi.1003110-Perez2]. Based on this evidence, we predict that, the addition of C8-HSL to synthetic *lux* systems should decrease *ε* by at least 10-fold and, as a consequence, would result in an all-or-none type transition. Likewise, the real *V. fischeri lux* system should exhibit a graded transition by eliminating C8-HSL or suppressing its synthesis.

Similarly, in the *las* system of *P. aeruginosa*, addition of an antagonist furanone, which eukaryotic cells produces to interfere with the bacterial QS [@pcbi.1003110-Kjelleberg1], [@pcbi.1003110-Dong1], suppresses the *las* gene expression [@pcbi.1003110-Hentzer1] so that the concentration of the autoinducer 3-oxo-C12-HSL decreases. Conversely, the concentration of 3-oxo-C12-HSL is increased four-fold by the addition of a nutrient amino acid [@pcbi.1003110-vanDelden1] which leadslaboratory conditions, nutrient conditions in natural habitats such as those surrounding biofilms inside animal hosts tend to fluctuate at various time scales [@pcbi.1003110-Stewart1]. Thus, by maintaining *ε*∼2, many bacterial populations may have the option of choosing between the two modes of transition by slightly changing their kinetic parameters.

Relation to the onset of collective rhythmic behaviors {#s3d}
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To further explore the applicability of the design principle ([Fig. 3A](#pcbi-1003110-g003){ref-type="fig"}) of group-level decision making, we introduced a negative feedback loop into the simple autoinducing circuit ([Fig. 1E](#pcbi-1003110-g001){ref-type="fig"}; [Eq. 4](#pcbi.1003110.e013){ref-type="disp-formula"}). When the negative feedback takes place at a much slower time scale than the positive feedback does, qualitatively different dynamics may appear; the cells become oscillatory or excitable -- ability to respond transiently to changes in the signal concentrations [@pcbi.1003110-Goldbeter1], [@pcbi.1003110-Rue1]. Excitatory responses


mean amplitude have been observed in engineered *E. coli* [@pcbi.1003110-Danino1] and in the glycolytic oscillations of yeasts [@pcbi.1003110-DeMonte1].

The oscillatory transition is all-or-none when *ε* is low: all cells simultaneously switch to the oscillatory state above a threshold cell density ([Fig. 4B](#pcbi-1003110-g004){ref-type="fig"}; see also [Fig. S5D](#pcbi.1003110.s005){ref-type="supplementary-material"} for the density dependence of the nullclines). Moreover, at the onset of oscillations, the pulse is highly synchronized among the cells (black dots in [Fig. 4B](#pcbi-1003110-g004){ref-type="fig"}). Note that this occurs despite the presence of cell-cell heterogeneity in the response threshold ([Fig. S5B](#pcbi.1003110.s005){ref-type="supplementary-material"}). An all-or-none transition is observed as both an abrupt increase in the oscillation amplitude averaged over the population (red line in [Fig. 4B](#pcbi-1003110-g004){ref-type="fig"}) as well as an increase in the fraction of oscillatory cells ([Fig. 4D](#pcbi-1003110-g004){ref-type="fig"}). A group-level excitatory response toof *Dictyostelium* [@pcbi.1003110-Gregor1].

Following the argument for the coupled bistable circuits described above ([Fig. 3A](#pcbi-1003110-g003){ref-type="fig"}), the nature of oscillatory transitions in the coupled excitable circuits could also be numerically classified by *CV~ρ~*/*CV~k~* ([Fig. 5A](#pcbi-1003110-g005){ref-type="fig"}); i.e., whether or not the intrinsic variability of threshold *k~i~* is reduced: all-or-none when *CV~ρ~*/*CV~k~*\<1 (blue and cyan in [Fig. 5A](#pcbi-1003110-g005){ref-type="fig"}) and graded when *CV~ρ~*/*CV~k~*\>1 (red and pink in [Fig. 5A](#pcbi-1003110-g005){ref-type="fig"}). The boundary between the transition types (*CV~ρ~*/*CV~k~* = 1; green line in [Fig. 5A](#pcbi-1003110-g005){ref-type="fig"}) is located between *ε* = 2 and *ε* = 10. *ε*\>10 roughly corresponds to the necessary condition for cell-autonomous oscillations (black dashed line in [Fig. 5C](#pcbi-1003110-g005){ref-type="fig"}), while *ε*\>2 is shown analytically to be the necessary condition for cell-autonomous excitation in isolated cells (black solid line in [Fig. 5C](#pcbi-1003110-g005){ref-type="fig"}; [Fig. S6A](#pcbi.1003110.s006){ref-type="supplementary-material"}; see [Text S1](#pcbi.1003110.s015){ref-type="supplementary-material"} 2.4 for a


2A](#pcbi-1003110-g002){ref-type="fig"} upper panel; [@pcbi.1003110-Anetzberger1], [@pcbi.1003110-Sturm1]). We should note, however, that there may also be other types of bistability. In *V. harveyi*, the maximum fraction of the ON-state cells never reaches 100% even at high densities [@pcbi.1003110-Anetzberger1]. It also appears that not all *V. fischeri* cells can exhibit state transition when isolated in a chamber and perfused with high dosages of autoinducer [@pcbi.1003110-Perez1]. Such a property could be due to either a large variability in the threshold value *k~i~*, presence of an antagonist [@pcbi.1003110-Perez2] that suppresses autoinducer synthesis, or another negative feedback that adds a repressive cell-cell interaction [@pcbi.1003110-Mizuguchi1]--[@pcbi.1003110-Nakajima1] so as to render coexistence of ON and OFF cells ([Fig. 1E](#pcbi-1003110-g001){ref-type="fig"}) more likely in a wide range of model parameters. Delineating these possibilities will be an important avenue foron payments for cattle entering the Over Thirty Months Scheme will be removed.[HL2515]

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is negative when $X$ is not a hyperelliptic Riemann surface. Now let us study the function $K$ when $X$ is a hyperelliptic Riemann surface. A compact Riemann surface of genus $g\geq 2$ is hyperelliptic if it admits a positive divisor $D$ of degree two such that $l(D)\geq 2$ or equivalently there exists a nonconstant meromorphic function $\pi$ in $L(D)$ such that $\pi:X{\rightarrow}{\mathbb{P}}^{1}$ is a degree two ramified covering map. A hyperelliptic Riemann surface is conformally equivalent to the compactification of the nonsingular affine plane curve $$C_{0}=\{(x,y)\in{\mathbb{C}}^{2}:y^{2}=f(x)\}$$ over ${\mathbb{C}}$ where $f$ is a complex polynomial of degree $2g+1$ or $2g+2$ with distinct complex roots. In this section, we will consider the case when $\deg f=2g+2$ and review some basic facts from [@Mum] describing the compactification of $C_{0}.$ (The proofof Theorem \[thm2\] in the case when $\deg f=2g+1$ is the same as that in the case when $\deg f=2g+2.$) Suppose that $f(x)=\prod_{k=1}^{2g+2}(x-e_{i})$ where $\{e_{1},\cdots,e_{2g+2}\}$ are distinct complex numbers. Let $g(z)=\prod_{k=1}^{2g+2}(1-e_{i}z).$ Then $g(z)=z^{2g+2}f(1/z).$ Let $C_{0}'$ be the affine nonsingular plane curve $\{(z,w)\in{\mathbb{C}}^{2}:w^{2}=g(z)\}.$ Let $U_{0}$ be the affine open subset of $C_{0}$ consisting of points $(x,y)$ such that $x\neq 0$ and $U_{0}'$ be the affine open subset of $C_{0}'$ consisting of points $(z,w)$ such that $z\neq 0.$ There is an isomorphism $\varphi:U_{0}{\rightarrow}U_{0}'$ defined by $\varphi(x,y)=(1/x,y/x^{g+1}).$ The compactification $X$ of $C_{0}$ is the gluing of $C_{0}$ and $C_{0}'$ along the isomorphism $\varphi.$ We set $\infty_{\pm}=(0,\pm 1)$ on $C_{0}'.$ The degree two ramified covering map $\pi:X{\rightarrow}{\mathbb{P}}^{1}$ is given by $$\pi(P)=
\begin{cases}
(x(P):1)&\mbox{ if $P\in C_{0},$}\\
(1:z(P))&\mbox{ if $P\in C_{0}'.$}
\end{cases}$$ Here $(z_{0}:z_{1})$ is the homogenous


k\leq g.$ After some elementary calculation, $\Phi(P)=16 \det C_{3}/\det C_{2}.$ Since $C$ is positive definite, $\det C_{k}>0$ for all $1\leq k\leq g$ by basic linear algebra. Therefore $\Phi(P)>0.$ We proved our assertion.

Mean field equations on hyperelliptic Curves {#mf}
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In this section, we let $X$ be the complex hyperelliptic curve of genus $g$ defined by $y^{2}=f(x)$ as above in Section \[ab\] and $ds^{2}$ be the canonical metric on $X$ defined by the Abel-Jacobi map $\mu:X{\rightarrow}{\operatorname{Jac}}(X),$ where $\mu$ is defined by the basis $\{\omega_{i}=x^{i-1}dx/y:1\leq i\leq g\}$ for $H^{0}(X,\Omega_{X})$ and by a(ny) symplectic basis for $H_{1}(X,{\mathbb{Z}}).$ In this case, the canonical metric $ds^{2}$ on $X$ has the following expression: $$\label{m1}
ds^{2}=\frac{1}{|y^{2}|}\left(\sum_{i=1}^{g}|x|^{2(i-1)}\right)dx\otimes d{\overline{x}}.$$ Let $\sigma_{g}:[0,\infty){\rightarrow}[0,\infty)$ be the function defined by $\sigma_{g}(t)=1+t+\cdots+t^{g-1}$ for $t\geq 0.$ Then the canonical metric can be rewritten as $$ds^{2}=\frac{\sigma_{g}(x{\overline{x}})}{|y^{2}|}dx\otimes d{\overline{x}}.$$following equation $$\Delta u_{W}+2(\deg W)e^{u_{W}}=4\pi\delta_{W}$$ which coincides with the result in Theorem \[thm2\].

Let $\{Q_{1},\cdots,Q_{s}\}$ be a set of $s$ distinct points of $X$ and $\{m_{1},\cdots,m_{s}\}$ be a set of $s$ positive integers. Denote the divisor $\sum_{i=1}^{s}m_{i}Q_{i}$ by $D.$ Assume that $\{Q_{1},\cdots,Q_{s}\}$ contains no Weierstrass points of $X.$ Then the following equation $$\label{MFE3}
\Delta v+4\rho(D)F_{D}e^{v}=\rho(D)K+2\pi\delta _{\alpha(W-D)}.$$ has a solution defined and smooth on $X\setminus \{Q_{1},\cdots,Q_{s},P_{1},\cdots,P_{2g+2}\},$ where $\rho(D)=\deg (W-D)/(g+1).$

Then $D$ is an effective divisor on $X.$ It is not difficult to see that the function $v=u_{W-D}$ satisfies the following differential equation (\[MFE3\]).

Now we are ready to prove Theorem \[thmeff\]. When the genus of $X$ is two, Equation (\[MFE3\]) turns into the following differential equation $$\label{MFE4}
\Delta v+2\deg (W-D)F_{D}e^{v}=2\pi\delta_{\alpha(W-D)}.$$ Notice that Equation (\[MFE4\]) is equivalent to Equation (\[MFELW2\]). We complete the proof of


Theorem \[thmeff\].

It is not clear to us, at this moment, how to construct all solutions to (\[MFEF\]) or to (\[MFEF2\]). It will be our future study to find the solution space to those mean field equations on complex hyperelliptic curves.\

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Lin, Chang-Shou; Wang, Chin-Lung: Elliptic functions, Green functions and the mean field equations on tori. Ann. of Math. (2) 172 (2010), no. 2, 911-954.

Lin, Chang-Shou; Wang, Chin-Lung A function theoretic view of the mean field equations on tori. Recent advances in geometric analysis, 173-193, Adv. Lect. Math. (ALM), 11, Int. Press, Somerville, MA, 2010.

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his own testimony, an unknown force drew him up to the object – not merely to its exterior, but actuall through its seemingly solid surface. The nine-year-old found himself in an unknown environment, scanning the unfamiliar surroundings with more than a touch of trepidation. It was at this point that the original version of the “Julio” narrative dovetails with the new information obtained by Magdalena del Amo: standing before young Feliberti was a girl, who held his kite in her small hands.“She was slightly shorter than me, like our six-year-old girls, and had bronzed white skin. She held my kite and I was very angry, enough to charge at her and struggle for [the kite], which was mine, but she wouldn’t let go. There was also a veryobject at the tip of each." It vanished in a brilliant egg-shaped object.Far from Puerto Rico, in the Mexican coastal state of Veracruz, trucker Miguel Angel Garcia, transporting 50 sheets of asbestos and cement, had his own brush with the unknown on May 18, 1973. As he drove along Highway 95 from the towns of La Tinaja to Tierra Blanca, he found a knot of “very small men” standing in the middle of the lanes, flagging him down near the outskirts of the village of Cintalapa.When he came within a hundred feet of them, he realized that the “small men” weren’t even human, but “chaneques”. The driver then decided to pull over, leave his vehicle, and pursue the small, fleet figures into the woods, coming up emptyhanded. Upon


The Island of Giglio in autumn: 3 places that are simply magical

In autumn, the island of Giglio hold a special fascination: slow rhythms, tranquility, suggestive atmospheres. Are you planning a visit this season? Then, there are three simply magical places that will give that extra touch to your little vacation.

1. Capel Rosso point

It’s the southern point of the Giglio Island. From Giglio Campese, it takes about a couple of hours to get there on foot. You will enjoy breathtaking panorama of one of the most beautiful seascapes that the island can offer, especially when the sunset is near. Not far from the promontory there is even a beautiful lighthouse.

2. Giglio Castello

It rises in the heart of the island, on a hilltop right in the center of the Giglio.learn from the experiences of every other Google car.

Blanketing the roads with Google cars will also provide incredibly detailed, up-to-the second information to the “cloud” about road conditions, traffic and travel times. Each car will draw on that information and know to be extra careful at dangerous intersections or know, say, that black ice was felt at a certain spot 15 minutes earlier.

With progress so rapid, the technology in the Google car has miles and miles of open road in front of it. Even skeptics seem to believe that the question about the timing of the driverless car is less “if” than “when.”

But the social, political and economic systems that could act as a limiting function on “when” are significant. Consider some of the commonly voiced hurdles:

Post Your


been made by the officer and Valdez's father shortly after the officer and father entered the apartment. Valdez returned to the livingroom. The officer heard a noise and followed Valdez into the livingroom where he observed the leg of another individual who was apparently hiding behind the couch. He also observed a woman's silk stocking knotted in such a fashion as to be usable as a mask. Valdez stated to the officer that he had just gotten up, but the officer noted that his shoes and stockings were on, and the shoe strings tied. The officer drew his revolver, placed Valdez under arrest, and ordered the individual behind the couch to come out. The individual emerged from behind the couch and was also placed under arrest. This personwhich will give the holder the right to protection *212 under the Fourth Amendment. In that case, Jones was using the apartment of a friend with permission. He kept clothes there and had free use thereof through a key. Upon Jones' arrest, the police searched the apartment and found narcotics which they then sought to introduce as evidence against him. The prosecution based its arguments on earlier decisions which held that an accused person must either have owned or possessed the property seized or has a possessory interest in the searched premises greater than that of a mere invitee or guest. Accord, Alderman v. United States, 394 U.S. 165, 89 S.Ct. 961, 22 L.Ed.2d 176 (1969).
The Court held that such distinctions should be discarded, declaring such differentiations to


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Member, Committee on Legal Affairs (2014–2017)

In addition to his committee assignments, Köster serves as a member of the European Parliament Intergroup on Western Sahara and of the European Parliament Intergroup on LGBT Rights.

Other activities
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Category:Ruhr University Bochum alumnivery competitive league," Brady said Monday during his weekly appearance on WEEI radio. "Peyton is an incredible player. Andrew Luck's a great player. We've got one of the great young quarterbacks coming into our stadium, so we've got to be able to figure out a way to slow those guys down."

The Patriots did that well enough to beat Manning 11 times in Brady's career.

Now they'll try to go 4-0 against Luck.

"It's the National Football League. It's the playoffs," Patricia said. "Every game is very difficult."


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Wound healing assay was also used to examine the effect of Notch1 on cell migration. The scratch width, 24 h post injury reflects the cell migration ability. As shown in Fig. [4h](#Fig4){ref-type="fig"}, the narrowest width was founded in group3 (16.2 ± 2.1 μm) compared with group1 (48.0 ± 2.6 μm) and group2 (41.2 ± 2.5 μm) (*P* \< 0.05). No significant difference was found between group 1 and group 2 (Fig. [3f](#Fig3){ref-type="fig"}, *P*\>0.05).

Discussion {#Sec15}
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Harold Ridley, a British ophthalmologist, made the first intraocular lens implantation to treat cataract in 1949. From then on, clinical treatment of cataract has improved continuously and studies on the pathogenesis of cataract have advanced significantly. However, PCO is still a common complication of cataract surgery with unknown cause, which is affecting


from epithelial cells to mesenchymal cells (typically high mobility) and provides strong evidence on the involvement of Notch1 in EMT in LEC.

Therefore, we hypothesize that the residue LEC migrated to the posterior capsule after cataract surgery where the lower oxygen level initiates the Notch1 pathway through HIF-1a in LEC, and promotes the transformation of LEC into mesenchymal cells. This notion is also supported by another research from reverse \[[@CR37]\]. In this research, active oxygen processing intraocular lenses were used to prevent PCO.

Conclusions {#Sec16}
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In summary, we showed initially that Notch1/Snail1/E-Cadherin pathway may facilitate the EMT and promote cell motility, possibly through HIF-1a in SRA01/04 cells under hypoxia, which may participate in PCO pathogenesis. Further studies are needed to determine a causative effect of HIF-1a and Notch1 in the occurrence

Why use Backbone.js? - tbranyen
http://backbonejs.org/#FAQ-why-backbone

======
tbranyen
One of the major differences between Ember and Backbone I enocuntered almost
immediately was the lack of explicitness within Ember.

It felt to me, in Ember, that I was creating arbitrary objects and attaching
to arbitrary objects and from that arbitrariness instances were created...

Coming from the Backbone world where you create a definition and then
initialize it manually, this was a very disconcerting change. Unlike the
Backbone community, I was also unable to get any sort of help or direction
after hitting up Twitter or IRC.

Support should not be underestimated.

~~~
tbranyen
It was pointed out that my comment on Ember's support was inappropriate and I
agree. It was based on a days worth of support checking and at the moment
speculation. Redacted.

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1) Backbone gives you a handy


them, it was probably the mabeast smashing through the mansion.

"Subaru-sama!" A voice called out from the stairway, "Frederica!" The blonde haired maid came up the stairs and ran up to Subaru and Beatrice.

"Whats-"

"Mabeasts are attacking, not what I was expecting, where's Otto and Ram?" Subaru frantically explained the situation.

"Well, Ram was somewhere near the west wings farthest lavatory but I'm not sure where Otto-sama is...""

Damn... I hope their-"

.

*Boom!*

.

"Khaa!"

A wall burst open and Otto flew out of it, slamming his back on the wall.

"Otto!"

"Ugh..."

The three rush over to him, Subaru grabbed a hold on to him while Beatrice applied healing magic, the blast originated from an adjacent room, it was filled with dust and broken furniture but from it appeared...

"..."

"Elsa..."

"Kuhuhu... we meet again..."

Seeing her made his blood boil inthe light started to materialize into something else, it became solid, it continued until the light was gone.

The object fell down onto Subaru's arm, it was an amethyst blade, curved, one-sided blade, a katana to be precise. Everyone, including Elsa, was staring at it in awestruck.

"H-How... that's an advanced refinery spell, and even without chanting, I suppose... Subaru, when did..."

"Well... I read it from a book at the capital, Puck told me that magic was basically visualizing so I thought of a sword and I guess this happened...?"

He shrugged it off and pointed the sword towards Elsa, it was wasn't heavy for a sword, but it wasn't too light. Subaru and Beatrice's entwined hands still had a faint glow, it seems like the very presence of the blade


drained mana so he only had a limited amount of time.

"Fufufu... this will be exciting, now show me, Feller of the Hakugei, show me a great dance!"

"Heh, you're in for quite a surprise...".

"Okay now stay put here, Gilly, don't move no matter what, the mission would be a failure if they can escape" A voice, sweet and innocent, the giant Chimera mabeast, with a head of a lion, body of a goat, the tail of a snake, sat there and nodded diligently at it.

"Good, I'm going to bring Wagpig for a walk, that Onii-san really stinks so try and control yourself alright?"

The voice came from above, there was a girl, on top of something... rather large, it nearly fit the whole hallway.

"Right, let's do this!"

*Clang* *Clash*

Subaru charged headany of them, so that is the good part I guess.

So, above is an amazing quilt that was given to me by the mom of one of my great friends I met through working with a team of Japanese co-workers. This girl is so amazing, and her mom gave me a TON of incredible quilted items. This wall hanging is for girl's day, I think. Hopefully I have that right.

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Photoaffinity labeling of the lumenal K+ site of the gastric (H+ + K+)-ATPase.
A photoaffinity label for the lumenal K+ site of the gastric (H+ + K+)-ATPase has been identified. Seven azido derivatives based upon the reversible K+ site inhibitor SCH 28080 were studied, one of which, m-ATIP (8-(3-azidophenylmethoxy)-1,2,3-trimethylimidazo[1,2-a] pyridinium iodide), was subsequently synthesized in radiolabeled form. In the absence of UV irradiation, m-ATIP inhibited K+ -stimulated ATPase activity in lyophilized gastric vesicles competitively with respect to K+, with a Ki value of 2.4 microM at pH 7.0. Irradiation of lyophilized gastric vesicles at pH 7.0 with [14C]m-ATIP in the presence of 0.2 mM ATP resulted in a time-dependent inactivation of ATPase activity that was associated with an incorporation of radioactivity into a 100-kDa polypeptide representing the catalytic subunituser friendly search engine. Through a password protected page only authorised ...

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142 P.3d 1010 (2006)
341 Or. 262
Phil DREYER, Frank Gearhart and Kafoury Bros. LLC, an Oregon limited liability corporation, and as potential class representatives, Plaintiffs-Adverse Parties,
v.
PORTLAND GENERAL ELECTRIC COMPANY, Defendant-Relator,
Patricia Morgan, an individual, and as representative of the class of similarly situated electric service customers of Portland General Electric Company between certain periods of time, Plaintiff-Adverse Party,
v.
Portland General Electric Company, Defendant-Relator.
(CC 03 C10639, 03 C10640; SC S52217, S52284).
Supreme Court of Oregon.
Argued and Submitted September 13, 2005.
Decided August 31, 2006.
Barbee B. Lyon, of Tonkin Torp LLP, Portland, argued the cause and filed the briefs for defendant-relator.
Daniel W. Meek and Linda K. Williams, Portland, argued the cause and filed the brief for plaintiffs-adverse parties. With them on the brief was Phil Goldsmith.
Mark McDougal, filed the brief for amicus curiae Utility Reformset PGE's rates in a way that allowed it to recover its investment in Trojan over a 35-year period. However, the plant was plagued with technical problems and breakdowns, and PGE finally closed it in 1993  long before PGE had recouped its investment.
By the time that Trojan was shut down, the legislature had enacted a statute that allowed utilities to charge rates that included their "undepreciated investment" in a retired plant  if the PUC found the closure to be in the public interest.[1] PGE sought to take advantage of that provision and therefore argued to the PUC that closing Trojan (and replacing it with power purchased from outside sources) was in the public interest because it was the "least cost" alternative for providing power to PGE's


decision to be binding and that, in any future PGE rate case, it would consider only whether PGE had proven the "assumed facts" that it had identified. CUB and URP unsuccessfully sought reconsideration of the ruling and then sought review in the Marion County Circuit Court. After the circuit court summarily affirmed, CUB and URP appealed.
Shortly thereafter, the PUC conducted a rate case in which PGE submitted evidence to prove the "assumed facts" that the PUC had identified and to show that it had met the required conditions. CUB and URP both intervened in that case, arguing, respectively, that PGE could not include a return on its investment in its rate base and that PGE could not include any aspect of its Trojan investment in its rate base.to restore to ratepayers the part of PGE's earlier rates that provided a return on PGE's Trojan investment. The PUC relied, in that regard, on a principle known as the "filed rate doctrine" and on a corollary rule against retroactive ratemaking.[10] The PUC also argued that nothing in Citizens' Utility Board precluded the solution that PGE and CUB had settled upon and that, in any event, the proposed rates were in the public interest and resulted in "just and reasonable rates." Notably, the PUC appeared to acknowledge that the settlement "preserve[d] the outcome" approved in PUC Order No. 95-322, the order that specifically was overturned in Citizens' Utility Board.
*1015 After an unsuccessful bid for reconsideration of the order approving and implementing the CUB/PGE settlement, URP filed an action


presented and resolved in PUC Order No. 95-322. Thereafter, PGE sought and the PUC granted a number of modifications to PGE's rates, but the rate treatment of PGE's investment in Trojan already had been decided in PUC Order No. 95-322 and was not raised as an issue in those cases. As such, the fact that no one timely challenged either PUC Order No. 95-1216 or any of the rate orders that followed it is irrelevant.
PGE argues, finally, that dismissal is required because plaintiffs' claims pertain to matters of utility regulation that are the exclusive province of the PUC (and, thus, are beyond the jurisdiction of the circuit court). PGE begins that argument with a proposition that is beyond serious dispute  that ratemaking is a quasi-legislative function thatthey were injured by PGE's collection and retention of rates that were based in part on amounts unlawfully representing PGE's investment in the defunct *1022 Trojan facility. We also note that, even before plaintiffs filed their actions, the PUC had received two remands from the courts, at least one of which clearly contemplated that the PUC would fashion a remedy for those very injuries.[17] Finally, we note that the PUC now is engaged in carrying out those remands in a single proceeding.
Although plaintiffs vigorously deny it, the PUC proceeding that is underway thus has the potential for disposing of the central issue in these cases, viz., the issue whether plaintiffs have been injured (and, if they have been, the extent of the injury). In that regard, we note


that the PUC has been instructed either to revise and reduce rates to offset the previous "improperly calculated and unlawfully collected rates" or to order PGE to issue refunds. Depending on how the PUC responds to that remand, some or all plaintiffs claimed injuries may cease to exist. Moreover, the PUC's specialized expertise in the field of ratemaking gives it primary, if not sole, jurisdiction over one of the remedies contemplated in the remand: revision of rates to provide for recovery of unlawfully collected amounts. Certainly, if the PUC decides to take that approach to the problem, its special expertise makes it a far superior venue for determining that remedy.
The PUC also has special expertise with respect to an issue that lurks in the background of this case:preferred rotifers. Chlorophyceae was the dominant food group in the diet of bighead. Mirror carp also preferred plant food organisms dominated by Chlorophyceae. Bighead had positive trends towards phytoplankton. Both mrigal and mirror carp had positive electivity towards phytoplankton. The higher level of dietary overlap occurred between rohu and silver carp followed by between rohu and bighead carp and between catla and silver carp. The lowest level of dietary overlaps occurred between rohu and mirror carp.


# Introduction to the public version

Trail of Bits uses GitHub for many of our reviews; we check in client source code, our source code, screenshots, notes, &c. to
a single repository, and coördinate our efforts through GitHub. For example, we reviewed various network scenarios through
the following issues:

- [As an external attacker](https://github.com/trailofbits/audit-kubernetes/issues/39)
- [As an internal attacker](https://github.com/trailofbits/audit-kubernetes/issues/38)
- [As a Malicious Internal User](https://github.com/trailofbits/audit-kubernetes/issues/37)

We have a system for tagging issues with severity, help needed, &c., allowing a single location for the assessment team to
look for any project related information. Furthermore, we often invite clients to our repositories, allowing them to have
the same level of insight as we do regarding project status. We decided to open up our repository for this assessment, showcasing
our work, the notes we wrote, and allow theA textile businessman, M Ravikumar lives in a small village near Avinashi and decided to give 120 of his family members the first flight experience full of excitement. He worked for 5 years to accomplish his decision and spent Rs 4 lakh for this. All of them were between the age group of 50 and 101 years and were surprised to get such a gift. They can't believe that they will fly, one of the family members said.


Centurio” gets impressive comic mileage out of its brief parody of an etymological dictionary entry. Sex rears its comely, come-hither head in the chronicling (in “Forever Overhead—) of the perplexing sensations of adolescence in full eruption, and particularly in “Adult World,” a deliriously expanding Robert Coover—like fantasy spun from a young wife’s fretful confusion about pleasing-vs.- offending her docile husband. Most interesting are the title “stories,” divided into four installments scattered throughout, and variously delineating men’s alienation from, and misunderstanding of, women: the amputee who considers his mutilated arm a “Sexual Asset”; the self-consciousness of a hotel men’s-room attendant (wreathed in “The ghastly metastasized odors of continental breakfasts and business dinners”); the loves of Tristan and Isolde and Narcissus and Echo reshaped for the cable-TV audience by networkexecutive “Agon M. Nar.” Postadolescent whimsy mingled with postmodernist horseplay: this isn’t a book that can be consumed in sizable chunks. Still, Wallace is a witty guide to the fragmented, paranoid Way We Live Now, someone perhaps poised to become the 21st-century’s Robert Benchley or James Thurber—both a frightening and a beguiling prospect.


time doing my own personal stuff. Sometimes, because life is so crazy on the road, doing normal things at home becomes the most exciting thing ever. I look forward to the next time I get to go grocery shopping.a strong candidate, and so he balances out the contest and will prevent a spoiler effect this year. I would encourage people to vote for the candidate of their choice if they really want political change. People need to know about the candidates beyond Hillary and Trump. I believe that we can accomplish something, whether it is change in the electoral system, or influencing the dialogue on important issues.

Right now Greens are advocating a system of “approval voting” where you vote for as many of the candidates as you approve of. This seems like it could promote better representation of people’s true political desires. So, for instance, you could vote for both Hillary Clinton and Jill Stein if you liked them, and whomever got the most votes would


be the winner.

JP: All of the Ohio Green Party candidates in this election – there are four – are white, and you’re the only woman. You’re on the Ohio Green Party Central Committee – is candidate recruitment for your party a problem, especially in terms of finding candidates representative of the diverse population of Ohio?

<>CGN: Yes, it’s not easy to find good candidates, but part of the reason I am running in this race is because I hope that by running a good campaign, more people will see what is possible in terms of gaining support for progressive and alternative candidates. Lots and lots of energy is put into issue campaigns; some of them need thousands of signatures to even get their issue on the ballot. However, ittook much less energy – only 25 valid signatures, which I gathered myself – to get me on the ballot as a candidate for State Representative. This is half of the requirement for the minor parties and much less than if I was running as an independent. So I am putting myself out there to encourage more people to run in 2018 as Greens. Also, currently, we have at least two elected African Americans on our Central Committee and a policy of gender equity in the leadership of the party. My district includes two important and predominantly black neighborhoods – Olde Towne East and Weinland Park – both neighborhoods where I live or have lived. I am very concerned with issues that impact my neighbors and I have


Paris

There isn’t much to say about what happened Friday, only ten months after the Charlie Hebdo massacre. When the horrors began unfolding on Friday, I wondered how long it would take for the “but brigade” to start blathering. I knew they’d need a little more time to find a way to blame people who were simply out for dinner or at a concert or soccer match than they needed to blame cartoonists and writers, but I had faith that people that stupid would still find a way. And yes, the bleating about France’s foreign policy and all the usual drivel has begun. I am even related to someone who thinks this might have been a false flag operation — mind you, this is the same person who thinksby Western policymakers and media commentators as somehow more “moderate” than its rival, the Islamic State of Iraq and al-Sham (ISIS).

Abu Talha makes it clear that he rejects such Western attempts to play favorites among jihadists, noting that he would just as gladly accept an invitation from “the State” (ISIS) as from Jabhat al-Nusra. “God willing, we will all come together under one flag,” he concludes, “the flag of ‘There is no God but God and Muhammad is his Messenger.’”

The number of Europeans fighting with jihadist factions in Syria is currently estimated to be upwards of 2,000. German intelligence estimates that at least 270 recruits have been from Germany. As in the case of their German counterparts, the focus of other European officials more generally has been on


and linear relationships were provided with their corresponding 95% CIs and 2-sided *P* values. The significance level was 0.05.

RESULTS
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Descriptive results
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Of the 1149 enrolled patients, 1% died or left Switzerland (mean age ± SD, 54.7 ± 19.4 years; proportion of women, 63.6%; proportion of patients with Crohn's disease, 72.7%), and 15.9% returned no baseline questionnaire (ie, questionnaire-level nonrespondents) or an insufficiently completed baseline questionnaire (ie, item-level nonrespondents) (mean age ± SD, 38.7 ± 14.4 years; proportion of women, 45.3%; proportion of patients with Crohn's disease, 64.8%). As compared with respondents at baseline, the participants who died or left Switzerland were 12.4 years older on average (95% CI, 3.8--21.0 years; *P* = 0.005), had a 12.1% higher proportion of women (−17.7% to 41.9%; *P* = 0.549), and a 15.1% higherSecond, the relation between response at baseline and response to follow-up could be weak, which, if true, suggests that nonresponse is not consistent within one person (this would diminish the risk of systematic differences between respondents and nonrespondents). We achieved a good baseline response rate (83.1%) and our outcome of interest was not rare (37.8% nonresponse to follow-up). However, our estimates could still be biased if nonrespondents do indeed differ systematically from respondents, which is as yet unproven. Specifically, we found that, on average, nonrespondents at baseline were 3.6 years younger than respondents. This difference is somewhat more pronounced than the age effect for late response to follow-up, but still small.

Given that bias is a systematic deviation from the truth and not a random deviation,^[@r01]^ nonrespondents can only


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The description of a case of osteitis condensans ilii. Descriptive. Base health area. A 24-year-old puerperal woman. Analgesic treatment. We were presented with the history of a woman with low lumbar pain of a mechanical character, after a dystocial birth two months previously. The radiology showed a triangular bony condensation on the edge of the sacroiliac joints. Osteitis condensans ilii is a benign structure, almost only ever found in women who have borne children. Its presentation is asymptomatic or nonspecific (low lumbalgia). Its very specific radiological image needs to be distinguished carefully in order to avoid diagnostical confusion with ankylosing spondylitis and other causes of sacroiliitis.


Clinical study on using thermal texture maps in SARS diagnosis.
This paper helps define infrared (IR) imaging as a complementary tool to high-speed computer tomography (CT) in the diagnosis of severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS). We refer to the images captured from IR imaging as thermal texture maps (TTM). Although IR imaging has been criticized of generating high false alarm rate for the lack of quantitative measurement on the size, depth, and shape information of the tumor, we present a new methodology that reveals the depth information and the activity of tumor from processing the surface temperature. The derivation is obtained without solving the ill-posed inverse heat transfer problem. We evaluate the clinical value of TTM in SARS diagnosis and compare the performance with CT. The study took placedata with an incorrect cycle frequency may cause a breakdown of the communication throughout the bus system in its entirety.
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Venezuela, Bloomberg reports, is four times less than the cost of the raised passport fee. Bloomberg notes that around 5,000 citizens flee Venezuela each day.

3) New Bitcoin Concept Suggests Block Size Can Be Increased Without Hard Fork

Blockstream co-founder and Bitcoin protocol developer, Mark Friedenbach, proposed a new method (Forward Block) for scaling that claims to be able to increase “settlement transaction volume to 3584x current levels” and improve censorship resistance via sharding. The so-called “soft-fork” alternation implies a strengthening of consensus rules where old nodes “still see the chain advance.” The research also represents a definition of “forwards compatible soft-fork,” for which non-upgraded nodes still receive and process all transactions.

4) Cryptocurrency finance company Circle aquires equity crowdfunding platform and broker-dealer SeedInvest

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Discussion
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BC is the most significant malignancy of the urinary system. Statistically, approximately 80% of the diagnosed tumours are NMIBC [@B17]. The majority of NMIBC can be detected and treated in the early stages that have a 5-year survival rate of more than 90% [@B18],[@B19]. However, 50-70% of NMIBC are likely to recur, and 10-20% of cases may rapidly progress to MIBC[@B20],[@B21]. For MIBC, its 5-year survival may decrease lower than 50%, which drops off to 20% in the case of metastatic disease [@B22]. Hence, it


biological function and clinical significance of miR-425 in the progression of BC remains unclear. Here, in the current study, we found a negative relevant relationship between miR-425 and DKK3 in BC specimens. Compared with normal adjacent tissues, BC tissues showed significant up-regulation of miR-425 whereas and down-regulation of DKK3 during the progression of the disease. Subsequently, we identified DKK3 as a direct downstream target of miR-425 using a luciferase reporter assay. These data provided evidence that miR-425 negatively regulated the expression of DKK3 in BC cells, in agreement with the observations from clinical samples.

DKK3 has been reported to be abnormally expressed in various cancers, contributing to migration and invasion of cancer cells through multiple pathways [@B28]-[@B30]. For example, DKK3 suppressed tumour progression by regulating the B-catenin/EMT signalling pathwayof discharge permits, which are issued pursuant to Title IV of the Act, 33 U.S.C. §§ 1341-1345.
The permit program applicable in this case is established in § 402 of the Act  the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System ("NPDES"). Section 402(a)(1), 33 U.S.C. § 1342(a)(1), authorizes the Administrator of the United States Environmental Protection Agency (the "EPA") to issue discharge *1528 permits in accordance with national standards promulgated by the Administrator. NPDES permits require permittees to establish and maintain records; to install, use, and maintain monitoring equipment; to sample effluent; and to submit regular reports to the EPA. 33 U.S.C. § 1318(a)(4)(A). These reports are known as "discharge monitoring reports" ("DMRs") and they must be submitted at regular intervals specified in the permit. 40 C.F.R. § 122.41(1)(4). Criminal


expired 1985 permit, as modified, remains in effect until a new permit is issued by the State. N.J.S.A. 52:14B-11; N.J.A.C. 7:14A-2.3.
On March 21, 1989, plaintiffs[1] gave notice of defendant's violations and of plaintiffs' intent to file suit for such violations to the Administrator of the EPA, the NJDEPE, and to defendant Hercules. Plaintiffs gave this notice in order to comply with Section 505 of the Act, which requires the providing of at least sixty days notice before a party can file a citizen suit under the Act. 33 U.S.C. § 1365(b)(1)(A). This notice listed only sixty-eight (68) specific discharge violations which occurred from April 1985 through February 1989. Def.Ex. 9. It did not list any other type of alleged violation of Hercules' permit, i.e., monitoring, reporting, or recordkeepingU.S.C. § 1365(b) is a mandatory condition precedent to the filing of a citizen suit under the Clean Water Act") (Powell, J. (Ret.)).
Plaintiffs cite four cases in support of their position. Three of these cases were decided prior to Hallstrom. Defendant argues, and the court agrees, that these cases therefore are all but irrelevant. In the fourth case, PIRG v. Witco Chemical Corp., C.A. No. 89-3146, 90-968, 1990 WL 512262 (D.N.J. June 28, 1990), the court held that the plaintiffs' notice letter, which, like the letter at issue here, failed to list every violation subsequently claimed in the complaint, was broad enough to cover the violations added by plaintiffs after discovery. Id. slip op. at 4.
Plaintiffs assert that their notice letter contained a list of all the effluent


notice letter filed by plaintiffs in this action does not satisfy the requirements of 40 C.F.R. § 135.3(a).
That notice did not make any mention whatsoever of monitoring, reporting, or recordkeeping violations. I am not persuaded by plaintiffs' argument that their mere mention of "effluent standard or limitation" in its sixty-day notice letter was sufficient to put defendant on notice that it also would eventually sue upon monitoring, reporting, and recordkeeping violations. Nor do I believe it was sufficient for plaintiffs to "warn" defendant that they would supplement their list of violations upon further reviewing Hercules' records. Such general notice as was given by plaintiffs' sixty-day letter does not satisfy the more specific, detailed requirements of 40 C.F.R. § 135.3(a), which were promulgated by the EPA pursuant to thethe court declines to grant defendant summary judgment on the former ground, the court should grant it on the latter. The court, however, declines to accept this invitation.
*1537 The mootness doctrine is well established in the Supreme Court's jurisprudence. See, e.g., North Carolina v. Rice, 404 U.S. 244, 92 S.Ct. 402, 30 L.Ed.2d 413 (1971) (per curiam) (citing cases). Mootness is a jurisdictional question derived from Article III of the Constitution, which explicitly restricts the exercise of judicial power to instances where a "case or controversy" exists. Id. at 246, 92 S.Ct. at 404. In Atlantic States Legal Foundation, Inc. v. Eastman Kodak Company, 933 F.2d 124 (2d Cir.1991), the Second Circuit held that if there was no realistic prospect that the defendant will continue to violate the


regarding the September 28, 1992 inspection of the Gibbstown plant. Letter of Joel Schneider, October 12, 1992. Defendant received a rating of "Acceptable," which is the highest possible rating, the others being Conditionally Acceptable and Unacceptable. Id. A copy of the NJDEPE Compliance Evaluation Inspection letter (attaching the "Discharge Surveillance Report" dated September 30, 1992) verifies these claims of full NJDEPE permit compliance at the Gibbstown Plant.
Defendant also submitted evidence of an Administrative Order and Notice of Civil Administrative Penalty Assessment (dated September 10, 1992), which assessed a $600 penalty. Defendant's Quality Supervisor, John Ziegler, forwarded Defendant's payment on October 8, 1992, and reported that the violations had been cured by calibrating the pH meters and performing the replicate sample analysis of pH and chlorine residual in accordancefile for information available from other sources. United States v. Amerada Hess Corp., 619 F.2d 980, 987 (3d Cir.1980) (quoting in part In re Grand Jury Investigation (Sun Co.), 599 F.2d 1224, 1228 (3d Cir.1979)).
A showing that a document is work product may be overcome "only upon a showing that the party seeking discovery has substantial need of the materials in the preparation of the party's case and that the party is unable without undue hardship to obtain the substantial equivalent of the materials by other means." Rule 26(b)(3), Fed.R.Civ.P. The rule further requires that "[i]n ordering discovery of such materials when the required showing has been made, the court shall protect against disclosure of the mental impressions, conclusions, opinions or legal theories of an attorney or other


as what is a reporting violating or a monitoring violation. O'Donnell Dep.Tr. at 28-30. Mr. O'Donnell reviewed this memo in order to prepare the list of violations in this case. Id. at 28. Mr. O'Donnell testified at length in his deposition. Defendant argues that "if plaintiffs' counsel voluntarily chooses to use their own employees as witnesses then any applicable privilege is waived." Letter of Joel Schneider to Judge Rosen (dated February 13, 1992).
Having reviewed these arguments, as well as the Harrison Memorandum which has been submitted in camera, I find that counsel have submitted arguments and documents to me that were not fully presented to Magistrate Judge Rosen,[35] and that developments in this case subsequent to Judge Rosen's Order have changed the background under which the claims of`-jX` where `X` is the number of processes to start.

## Use Icecc

[Icecc](https://github.com/icecc/icecream) is the distributed compiler with a
central scheduler to share build load. Currently, many external contributors use
it. e.g. Intel, Opera, Samsung.

When you use Icecc, you need to [set some GN variables](https://www.chromium.org/developers/gn-build-configuration).

    linux_use_bundled_binutils = false

The `-B` option is not supported.
[relevant commit](https://github.com/icecc/icecream/commit/b2ce5b9cc4bd1900f55c3684214e409fa81e7a92)

    linux_use_debug_fission = false

[debug fission](http://gcc.gnu.org/wiki/DebugFission) is not supported.
[bug](https://github.com/icecc/icecream/issues/86)

    is_clang = false

Icecc doesn't support clang yet.

    use_sysroot = false

Icecc doesn't work with sysroot.

Using the system linker is necessary when using glibc 2.21 or newer. See
[related bug](https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=808181).
Previously these instructions listed the linux_use_bundled_gold GYP variable
which no longer exists. If you know about this, please update or delete this
section.

## WebKit

### Build WebKit without debug symbols

WebKit is about half our weight


millijoule-level, 21-fs pulses at 1 kHz” published in Optics Letters, Vol. 20, Issue 19, pp. 2000-2002 (1995). Specifically, each optical module includes multiple optical components. For example, the multi-pass amplifier described in the article includes a gain crystal, concave mirrors, a stimulating light source, mirrors, etc. In addition, the high power picosecond laser can be generated by using a regenerative amplifier, as described in the article entitled “A picosecond thin-rod Yb:YAG regenerative laser amplifier with the high average power of 20 W” by S Matsubara et al, published in Laser Phys. Lett. 10, 055810 (2013). The regenerative amplifier includes a laser oscillator, a Pockels Cell, a polarizer, lenses, and so on.
However, because these ultrashort pulse laser systems need to take up a lot of space for setting uppeople
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without a trailing split
* Split multiple files into one split each
* Split multiple files into multiple splits each, with trailing splits
* Split multiple files into multiple splits each, without trailing splits

Craig Macdonald
added a comment - 18/Feb/11 12:41 PM Tagging for 3.1. I have made some initial progress on this:
Split a single file into a single split - DONE
Split a single file into multiple splits with a trailing split - IN PROGRESS

Craig Macdonald
added a comment - 12/Mar/11 2:39 PM I can't get this unit test to pass - the issue is in BitPostingIndexInputStream's skipping ability. I have reproduced this within the new test for TREC-166 .57 in the legislature.

"My sense is that there's a lot of good will towards him because of that."

New Democrats may also be averse to forcing yet another leadership race following divisive contests in 2015 and 2017, Koop added.

"There's less of the ... fighting and squabbling that we've seen in the past."

Lamont 'not particularly worried'

The outcome for Lamont may be less predictable. The Liberals lost one seat in the last election and now hold three — not enough for official party status and the funding that comes with it. Lamont's predecessor, Rana Bokhari, resigned after getting a similar result.

Koop said there appears to be no public push for Lamont to go. But because the Liberals are a small party with far fewer members than the NDP and Tories, a


Don’t Adjust Your Set, Adjust Your Eyes

It’s the House, the whole House and nothing but the House when Nick Mitchell’s sixth annual Adjust Your Eyes Music & Art Festival takes over every square inch of the historic Southgate House mansion this Friday night. Every year, Mitchell uses AYE to benefit a different worthy cause, and this year’s might well be among the worthiest yet, as proceeds will be donated to Susan G. Komen for the Cure, quite possibly the highest-profile breast cancer organization in the country.

Doors open at 8 p.m. and the music starts at 8:30 p.m.; tickets for the festival are $7 for 21 and over, $10 for 18-20. The AYE line-up for 2011 might also be the best of the series so far, with Mitchell’s ownNextcloud apps can enhance, customize or even restrict the features and experience
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Art, Crawford Gallery, Cork; the Arts Council/An Chomhairle Ealaíon, University College Dublin, University of Limerick, Trinity College, Dublin; Office of Public Works, Dublin; National Self-Portrait Collection, Limerick; University College, Cork; Leinster House, Dublin; County Collection, Ennis, County Clare; Dublin Dental School & Hospital, and in international collections in France, Croatia, Hungary, England & Switzerland.

He is one of only two Co Clare based artists with individual entries in the Royal Irish Academy/ Yale University Press, 'Art and Architecture of Ireland, Volume V, 20th Century Art and Artists'.

He taught drawing at the Limerick School of Art and Design from 1987 to 1997. In 2005 he was the Professor of Drawing for the Autumn semester at the Pont-Aven School of Contemporary Art, Brittany, France. He has also been a visiting lecturerThe invention relates to the manufacture of laminated panels or doors for use in furniture such as cabinets and the like. In particular, the invention relates to the manufacture of inexpensive panel and door members which may have the appearance and weight of far more expensive materials such as hand carved hardwoods. The face and sides of the panels are formed through the action of heat and vacuum from flat relatively thin sheets of a plastic such as polystyrene so as to produce a three dimensional self-supporting shell which may include very fine detail such as wood grain. As noted in Susnjara U.S. Pat. No. 3,943,022, assigned to a common assignee, such thermoformed shells are bonded to rigid backing boards to achieve a desired stiffness or rigidity. Generally,


transpositions are rare. You can have independent repertoires against each of black's replies. This is very different from 1.c4, 1.d4 and 1.Nf3 where moves can often be played in many different orders and you always have to watch out for transpositions between your various lines.
Then these are the "big four":
1...e5 -- The Open Game
1...c5 -- The Sicilian
1...e6 -- The French
1...c6 -- The Caro-Kann
Most of your time should go to those, especially the first three (the CK is also very good but not as popular at amateur level).
Then there is the rest, like
1...d5 -- the Scandinavian
1...d6 and 1...g6 -- the Pirc and Modern (there are transpositions between those)
1...Nf6 -- the Alekhine
And other lines that you can skip for now.
The reason for this is that 1.e4 puts an undefended pawnQ:

Rename files in a folder

I have to rename a list of files in a folder so that:
From file named:
> myfile_000.txt
> myfile_001.txt
>  ......

to file named:
> myfile_1.txt
> myfile_2.txt
> .......

Total files = 156
I used the following script:
> file.rename(list.files(pattern="myfile_*.txt", paste0("myfile_", 1:156)))

But without success.
Error:

Error in file.rename(list.files(pattern = "myfile_*.txt", paste0("myfile_",  :
    argument "to" is missing, with no default

A:

The error message tells you, that you didn't specify the new names. It should work if you change the position of one ):
file.rename(list.files(pattern="myfile_*.txt"), paste0("myfile_", 1:156))


show that the region of the surface beyond the wide outer rampart of Petavius has a dark halo, characteristic of a smooth surface free of boulders. It is thought that this may have been created by radial outbursts during the original impact that swept the area clean.

Petavius B to the north-northwest of Petavius has a small ray system that lies across the surface of Mare Fecunditatis.  Due to these rays, Petavius B is mapped as part of the Copernican System.

Satellite craters

By convention these features are identified on lunar maps by placing the letter on the side of the crater midpoint that is closest to Petavius.

Views

References

 Rev. T. W. Webb, Celestial Objects for Common Telescopes, rev. 6, Dover, 1962, .
 Ghent and others, Properties of LunarWork Smaller (Even If It Makes No Sense)

Why do some teams fail to meet their sprint “commitments” (hate that word) sprint after sprint? In this post I argue that the cure is working extremely and counterintuitively small, but that our biases (and intuition) make that difficult. There are some deep human things at play.

The Goal

Thought experiment…

Team Acme is asked to set a goal. The goal involves doing a self-selected amount of work.

Here are the requirements for that goal. The output of the work must:

do something (even if that something is insanely simple)

be deployable into production (behind a feature flag is OK)

be exercisable/testable/demo-able

do no harm

take five business days or less

generate some learning/business value (a tiny amount is fine)

There are absolutely no requirements as to the minimum size/amount/time of the


23 scanned photographic plates from four different telescopes, all with different epochs, depth, scales, and fields of view.

The proper-motion membership probabilities, [*P*$_{\mu}$]{}, are calculated with local-sample techniques (@Koz1995) which utilize separate two-dimensional Gaussian frequency distributions of the field and the cluster for a limited sample of stars. The limited samples are chosen to contain stars with similar magnitudes and distance from the cluster center as the specific star being analyzed.

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This survey provides proper-motion information for 78% of the targets in our RV survey of NGC 6819. The large majority of stars missing proper-motion measurements are outside the area covered by the photographic plates. Proper-motion measurements are also missing for stars that fall near the MegaCam interchip gaps, suffer from image confusion on the photographic plates, or have proper-motionsvariable. Given our RV measurement precisions binaries that are long-period and/or low-amplitude may be classified as single stars. We quantify our detection completeness for binaries using the Monte Carlo analysis described in Section \[sec:bin.detect\].

In Table 2, we present the coordinates, $VI$ photometry, number of observations at each observatory, $\overline\mathrm{RV}$, $\overline\mathrm{RV}$ standard error, $e/i$, membership probabilities, and membership classification for all of the stars we have observed in NGC 6819 as of 2014 February. For each binary star with a completed orbital solution the center-of-mass velocity, $\gamma$, its error, and whether it is a single- or double-lined binary are also listed in Table 2.

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RVs. In Table \[SB1tab\] we provide the orbital elements for each binary in two rows: the first row contains the binary ID, the orbital period ($P$), the number of orbital cycles observed, the center-of-mass RV ($\gamma$), the orbital amplitude ($K$), the eccentricity ($e$), the longitude of periastron ($\omega$), a Julian Date of periastron passage ($T_{\circ}$), the projected semi-major axis ($a$ sin $i$), the mass function ($f(m)$), the rms residual velocity from the orbital solution ($\sigma$), and the number of RV measurements ($N$). The second row contains the respective 1$\sigma$ errors on each of these values where appropriate.\
\

Double-lined Orbital Solutions {#sec:SB2}
------------------------------

We used the TODCOR technique formulated by [@Zucker1994] to find the RVs for the primary and secondary stars of a given double-lined spectroscopic binary. TODCOR uses two template spectra toAnalysis of Origanum vulgare volatiles by direct thermal desorption coupled to gas chromatography-mass spectrometry.
Volatile components of samples of a population of Spanish Origanum vulgare have been analyzed by direct thermal desorption coupled to GC-MS. The method is fast and reliable and requires a low amount of sample, allowing analysis of leaves and flowers from a single individual plant. Volatile yield is highly variable among individual plants and concentration also presents a high variation for most Origanum volatile compounds, linalool being the main component in most samples. Statistical analyses are applied in order to find patterns in composition data.


dinosaurian creatures were reported October, 2011), and where the world’s only gem-quality vertebra (dinosaur) fossils are to be found. Rarer than meteorites, these gorgeous jasper agate works of art are held as awesome specimens in private collections, but most often seen as polished out pieces innocently adorning rings, beads and bolo ties. And if you decide to go “bone hunting” explorers, pack your water and snake bite kits, for this is an unforgiving, otherworldly landscape. It’s questionably legal, so be forewarned.

Chickxulub and Scrubbed?

So, what did happen to the dinosaurs? If you are a creationist, they only disappeared a few thousand years ago because they weren’t invited aboard Noah’s ark. The more rational view is that they became extinct around 65 millions of years ago and modern science hasthe globe. But myths and legends are one thng, what about actual documentation?

In 1572 AD an Italian peasant claimed to have killed a dragon that had been preying upon his cattle. The dead creature was reportedly examined by a famous naturalist of that era, Ulysses Aldrovandus on May 13, 1572. He obtained the carcass, thoroughly documented the event, and had the dragon-looking form mounted on display in the local museum. The medieval French town of Nerloc was supposedly named after a dragon slayer who dispatched a dragon-like beast “larger than an ox that sported long, sharp horns on its head.”

In the forward of famed cryptologist Dr. Karl Shuker’s 1995 book Dragons: A Natural History, he wrote:

“In the world of fantastic animals, the dragon is unique. No other imaginary


the Von Stein expedition to explore and map the Cameroon and Captain Von Stein later wrote of an animal larger than a hippo and almost elephant-sized with a long flexible neck and tail that was said to have created a massive trail through the jungle that the expedition encountered.

There is an even earlier reference in the 1927 book Trader Horn: A Young Man’s Astounding Adventures in 19th-Century Equatorial Africa written by colorful ivory trader Alfred “Trader” Horn:

“Aye, and behind the Cameroons there’s things living we know nothing about. I could ‘a’ made books about many things. The Jago-Nini they say is still in the swamps and rivers. Giant diver it means. Comes out of the water and devours people. Old men’ll tell you what their grandfathers saw, butthey still believe it’s there. Same as the Amali I’ve always taken it to be. I’ve seen the Amali’s footprint. About the size of a good frying pan in circumference and three claws instead o’ five.”

In 1932 famed cryptozoologist/biologist Ivan T. Sanderson and a companion claimed to have encountered ear-shattering roars and bellows as they headed by boat down the Mainyu River in Western Cameroon. As they passed by a series of cliffs, the loud calls sounded like huge animals were savagely fighting inside one of the many caves carved into the high riverbank. Sanderson wrote:

“[Then] came another gargantuan gurgling roar and something enormous rose out of the water, turned it to sherry-colored foam and then, again roaring, plunged below. This ‘thing’ was shiny black and was the


In 2008 explorer Brian Irwin collected stories that mention sightings of this great creature had taken place in 2006 and his account was published in forteanzoology.blogspot. com.

“The creature was seen on the south, rocky side of Dililo Island from a distance of about 30 to 40 meters, moving in the water parallel to the coast along a reef. It was described as having a long neck and a long tail. It was around 20 meters long and about two meters around. The head was “like a dinosaur” with an “oval-like face” and the skin of the animal was “like a crocodile”, khaki green in color. Dermal frills (indicating the animal was a male) could be seen on the creature’s back, extending to the back of the head. Nomassage is a widely used massage technique in Thailand and is presently accepted by the Thai Ministry of Public Health. The technique can be described to be a kind of acupressure massage. Kumnerddee noted that Thai traditional massage was effective in bringing about muscle relaxation but that the technique was inferior to the worldwide well-known Chinese acupuncture.[2]

I’m on a padded floor mat wearing loose pants and a T-shirt (standard Thai-massage garb) while Pailin Winotaka uses her fingers, palms, elbows, knees, feet, indeed her whole body as ballast, slowly getting me into such familiar yoga positions as “bridge” (a backward arch) and “bow” (on my stomach, reaching back to grab her wrists rather than my own ankles for a deeper stretch). I actually feel taller when she’s done.

On the


last day of a birthday trip to Vegas I was feeling a little sore and strung out from all of the partying. I couldn't think of a better way to feel rejuvenated and relax before my evening flight. A friendly, professional, very thorough couples Thai massage for $140/hr The establishment was comfortable, clean and relaxing. Was worth every penny and I'll be back on the next Las Vegas getaway.

thai massage leeds

Gabi M: "Do you want to join me for a massage after dinner?" Me: "Of course!" (I'm not one to ever pass up a relaxing massage) Gabi: "It's a thai massage so I'm not sure you'll like it" Me: "A massage? What's not to like" Hours later I'm ready for my relaxing massage and a few minutes inAssociated Press, Barta said Meyer had opened chastised him in front of staff, as well as claiming to be unaware of her relationship.

It’s not the first time LGBT people in America have gone to court over discrimination claims.

Earlier this year a veteran journalist started legal action against Frontiers magazine after the publication fired her from her position as news editor.

Karen Ocamb was led to believe that she was fired for financial reasons within the company, however it soon came to light that the reason was based solely on her age.

Bobby Blair, the CEO of Multimedia Platforms Worldwide (the parent company of Frontiers) said: “Unfortunately, Karen fell where we realised we were moving toward a digital and Millennial audience, and we wanted to give the generation of Millennials a


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All the studies included were published in the US or China between 2009 and 2013. Demographic and clinical characteristics of the studies included in this meta-analysis are summarized in [Table 1](#pone.0131558.t001){ref-type="table"}. The number of participants in the experimental group ranged from 42 to 163 and the duration of follow-up from 4 to 52 weeks. The PPIs examined were pantoprazole, rabeprazole, esomeprazole, omeprazole and lansoprazole, at doses ranging from 10 to 40 mg/day. The number of participants in the control group ranged from 22 to 148 and the duration of follow-up from 4 to 52 weeks. The H~2~RAs in the control group included famotidine (20--80 mg/day) and ranitidine (300 mg/day). The risk factors of patients differed among the RCTs. One RCT included patients with peptic ulcer or20 mg bid   0 (0)      0 (0)     65    famotidine   40mg bid     8 (12.3)    5 (7.7)
  Ng 2012\[[@pone.0131558.ref049]\]        ACS or MI               Clopidogrel and anticoagulant   4-52w   163                esomeprazole                 20 mg qd    1 (0.6)    3 (1.8)   148   famotidine   40


final.

Nadal's victory moves him within one of Swiss rival Roger Federer's all-time leading tally of men's Grand Slam victories.

"It has been one of the most emotional nights in my tennis career," Nadal said. "It has been an amazing final. It has been a crazy match."

After taking his third match point, Nadal collapsed to the court in celebration, covering his face as contemplated another famous victory which epitomised all of his fighting spirit.

Medvedev, 23, trudged around the net to warmly congratulate his opponent, who looked on the verge of tears as he hid behind his sweat-soaked vest while taking rapturous acclaim.

"I just want to congratulate Rafa, a 19th Grand Slam title is something unbelievable, outrageous," said Medvedev, who looked mesmerised as he watched a video montage of Nadal's achievements.

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“Electors around the country are being harassed with a barrage of emails, phone calls and letters — and even death threats — in an effort to block Donald Trump from being voted in as president by the Electoral College on Monday,” reports the NY Post today.

The NY Post also reports:

Reports of GOP electors being badgered have been reported in numerous states, including Georgia, Idaho, Tennessee, Arizona, Utah and Michigan.

For Michael Banerian, a senior at Oakland University in Michigan and a Republican elector, the harassment comes with a dark side.

He said he’s been getting death threats via email, snail mail, Twitter and Facebook.

“Somebody threatened to put a bullet in the back of my mouth,” Banerian, 22, told The Post


agents, the Truth is what they tell you it is! Don’t you understand? Please wake up and start seeing Reality instead of the Psyop they’ve sold to you. The CIA is better equipped – Dude, that would be hilarious if it wasn’t so darn scary…

I’m with you and a whole bunch of others who voted for Trump I’m sure ! Yeah the libs have this crazy idea that some how if they steal the election, we are going to sit idly by, nope not by a long shot!! Honestly who would oppose us? I don’t think there would be that many police who would willingly , try to stop us from destroying them, hell most of them probably voted for Trump! National guard probably not ! A bunchThe island knows no other human voices, no other footprints. On the Offshore Lights you can live any story you want to tell yourself, and no one will say you’re wrong: not the seagulls, not the prisms, not the wind. (M.L. Stedman)

Down, down, down to the extreme tip of Sicily until there is no path anymore, then walk further towards South, along a boulders walkway that surfaces only with the low tide.

Here we are finally: we have set our feet on ‘Isola delle Correnti, the southernmost and probably the most isolated point of Italy.

We are further south than Tunis, as much south as Algiers, and yet in Italy.

Few buildings, a lighthouse. But nobody’s around: the last lighthouse keeper has left the island at the end of last century.


Since then, here live only seabirds. And you can clearly hear them, together with the wind and the waves made by the clash of two different currents belonging to two different seas.

If you don’t like loneliness, better to come here in summer: at least you’ll be able to spot some people on the beach on the mainland. Otherwise only waves and seagulls.

While on the island, don’t forget the time passing by and keep track of the ephemeris: you have to come back before the tide rises again. Otherwise the boulders link with the mainland will be underwater and you either swim or spend the night on the island.

It’s the smallest and least known of the Naples archipelago, to which belong Capri and Ischia too.

Thanks to the lack ofhypertension was 38.9% (95% CI: 36--41.7).With the age and sex adjustment hypertension prevalence was 40.6%. The prevalence of hypertension was significantly higher among men \[48.1% (95% CI: 45.2--50.9)\] compared to women \[35.2% (95% CI: 32.4--37.9)\]. After adjusting for age and sex, 48.6% of men and 37.1% of women were hypertensive. When stratified with the age group, the lowest prevalence was observed among 30--39 years of age (21.7%).The highest prevalence was 59.3% among participants above 60 years of age. The prevalence was almost similar among both men and women, if compared among last two age groups ([Fig 2](#pone.0185806.g002){ref-type="fig"}). Presence of hypertension was significantly different between men and women (p\<0.001) and among age groups (p\<0.001) with and without adjusting for age and sex ([Table 2](#pone.0185806.t002){ref-type="table"}).

![Mean SBP and DBP stratified by