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“Meanwhile, Johnson has shocked MP’s as he is pushing for early elections – we simply don’t have any idea if previously, or after Oct.31.” The Reuters reported.

The EU needs Britain to discover an answer to open the sanction of their separation treaty.

“The EU is united on the deal, presently it’s dependent upon the UK to settle on that,” stated Malta’s Carmelo Abela. The Reuters detailed. According to the Reuters, the Queen will address the formal state opening of new parliament session at which she will speak about the administration’s needs and legislative agenda – for Oct. 14.


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The Tackroom is located withinSuppose 0 = 4*j - 0*j - n. What is the smallest common multiple of 2 and j?
22
Let t = 437/70 + 27/7. Calculate the common denominator of t and -41/10.
10
Calculate the common denominator of 53/8 and 53/10 + (-6)/15.
40
Let m(p) = p - 1. Let z be m(6). Let k = z - 2. What is the lowest common multiple of 8 and k?
24
Let c(m) = -m - 8. Let g be c(-6). Let x be g/3 + 17/3. Suppose q - 38 = -x*s - 0*s, -4*s = 5*q - 43. Calculate the smallest common multiple of 6 and s.
42
Let q = -245237/15965454 - -31/1986. Let c = 892349/80390 - q. Calculate the common denominator of 79/20 and c.
20
Suppose -209 = -2*q + 531. Let s


4*s - 1 - j. What is the lowest common multiple of 8 and s?
40
Let z(c) = c**2 - 5*c - 30. What is the least common multiple of 70 and z(-4)?
210
Let n(a) = 2*a + 16. What is the least common multiple of n(-2) and 2?
12
Suppose 5*t = 2*k - k - 25, 9 = k - t. Let a(x) = -x**2 + 6*x + 7. Let j be a(k). Suppose -2*c + j = c. What is the smallest common multiple of 2 and c?
4
Suppose 0*a = 5*a - 3*w - 25, 0 = -5*a - 4*w + 60. What is the least common multiple of 22 and a?
88
Suppose 0 = 2*m - 5*l - 45, m + 0*m - 42 = -4*l. Let d =+ 50. Let k = y + 78. Calculate the least common multiple of k and 16.
176
Suppose 0*b - 9 = 3*b, b - 37 = -5*g. Suppose 3*z = -3*i + 48, 5*i + 3*z + 22 = 102. What is the least common multiple of i and g?
16
Let k(p) = 2*p + 4. Let f = 1 + 2. Let v be (-9)/f*(-14)/6. Calculate the lowest common multiple of k(v) and 20.
180
Let x = 8 - 3. Suppose 4*f - 583 = -x*l, 3*f = 5*l + 2*f - 573. Find the common denominator of -63/2 and l/(-112) - (-8)/(-28).
16
Let g(x) = -x - 1. Let y be g(3). Let q be y/(-18) + (-2312)/10242. Let a = q + -43789/6828. Find the common denominator of


as I’m filming this, it’s been 20 hours since Johnny consumed 23 ghost peppers, and he’s still in bed with really, really bad stomach pains. Immediately after he consumed 23 ghost peppers, he had six Klondike bars, a bottle of Pepto-Bismol, a bottle of Mylanta, a half-gallon of milk, lots of water, and he was very sick…at both ends.”

Assistant Scout Master Johnny starts off his noble quest with a light heart, laughing in the face of spicy peppers and clear sinuses.

“Are they hot? We need some commentary,” Young asked Johnny after he ate three peppers in 20 seconds.

“I can’t comment, they’re too delicious, it’s not worthy of my comment,” Johhny replied.

Slowly, Johnny became more and more suspicious of the peppers.

Eventually, Johnny ate all 23 peppers on his plate,detect any source variation in the 13 square arcminute error box of GRB 970111, down to 1.0 mJy (4$\sigma$) for the period of 26.4 hours to 88 days after the burst, and down to 2.4 mJy (4$\sigma$) for the first observation (January 12; see Fig. \[Strom\]).

Since no radio source is found in the error box at any of the observing frequencies (840 MHz, 1.4 and 5 GHz) the 1.4 and 5 GHz upper limits to variability have been determined by considering the limit for detection of a radio source (for which we take 4$\sigma$, corresponding to 0.28 mJy at 1.4 GHz and 0.6 mJy at 5 GHz; see Fig. \[Strom\]).

Optical Observations
--------------------

We made $B$, $V$, $R$ and $I$ band images of the refined error box of GRB 970111 using the


error box (Sect. \[Disc\]) show no counterpart down to $B$ = 23.7, $V$ = 24.0, $R$ = 22.9 and $I$ = 21.7. The combined GRB error box contains a few galaxies above the detection limit. One is a relatively bright galaxy (see Fig. 3), at $\alpha$ = 15$^{\rm h}28^{\rm
m}$152, $\delta$= +19$^{\circ}35^{'}55^{"}$ (equinox 2000.0), with $V$ = 20.2 $\pm$ 0.1, $B-V$ = +1.3 $\pm$ 0.1, $V-R$ = +0.7 $\pm$ 0.1, $V-I$ = +1.4 $\pm$ 0.1. This galaxy is not detected in the radio observations at 840 MHz ($<$ 0.42 mJy, 3$\sigma$), 1.4 GHz ($<$ 0.21 mJy, 3$\sigma$) and 5 GHz ($<$ 0.45 mJy, 3$\sigma$).

Discussion \[Disc\]
===================

Using the combined map based on observations made on 12, 13, 16, 20, 29 January and March 9, we find no 840 MHz radio sources{\rm mJy})~d^{-1/4}_{0.5}~\rho^{1/8}_{24}$ and $t_{\rm max} \sim (75\, {\rm days})~d_{0.5}~\rho^{1/2}_{24}$; here $d_{0.
5}$ is the source distance in units of 0.5 Gpc. (In these estimates we have set several of the dimensionless constants occurring in these equations equal to unity). During the rise of the radio transient the flux increases with time $t$ proportional to $t^{5/4}$; the decay goes as $t^{-3/4}$.

The model of Katz (1994a,b) predicts an initial 840 MHz flux (simultaneous with the GRB, taken to emit $5.8 \times 10^{-5}$ ergs cm$^{-2}$ in $\sim$ 30 s, over a 4 $\times 10^{19}$ Hz bandwidth centered at $4 \times
10^{19}$ Hz) of $\sim 1.3$ $\mu$Jy. This flux rises proportionally to $t^{4/5}$ until it reaches a peak, roughly 30 s $\times$ (840 MHz/4 $\times$ 10$^{19}$ Hz)$^{-5/12}$ $\sim$ 10 days later, around 5


ambient density.

Although our non-detection of a radio counterpart for GRB 970111 nominally excludes the models of Paczyński and Rhoads (1993) and of Katz (1994a,b), we feel that in both models there are enough scaling factors that disagreement by about one order of magnitude is not yet compelling evidence that the models are qualitatively wrong. Moreover, at low radio frequencies the emission may be limited by self-absorption (e.g. Katz 1994a).

After the revised version of this paper was near completion we learnt of the detection of an optical and radio counterpart of GRB970508 (Bond 1997; Frail et al. 1997b). The inverted spectrum $F_{\nu} \propto \nu^{+1.1}$ observed for this radio counterpart is evidence for the occurence of self-absorption. The measurement of a redshift ($z$ $>$ 0.835, Metzger et al. 1997) ofScientific Research (NWO). The WHT is operated on behalf of the English PPARC and Dutch NFRA at the Spanish observatory Roque de Los Muchachos on La Palma, Spain. T. Galama is supported through a grant by NFRA under contract 781.76.011. C. Kouveliotou acknowledges support from NASA grant NAG 5-2560. K. Hurley acknowledges support for [*Ulysses*]{} under JPL contract 958056, and for the IPN under NASA grant NAG 5-1560.

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Q:

Does this functional equation have a non-trivial closed form solution?

$$P(c \cdot x) = \cos(x) P(x)$$
For $c=2$, $P(x) = \sin(x)/x$ is a solution to this.  I don't know if there's a closed-form
solution for $c \ne 2$.
Rather than add my own attempt at solution, which is dubious at best, I'll add context. I've been trying to solve a rather odd line integral here, and I ended up with a very nice infinite product solution. Robert Israel, put this solution into the form of recurrence relation. So, in attempt to continue the wild-goose-chase, I'm pursuing a solution for this recurrence relation.
(I'll take any solution, as long as the "special functions" used are not tautological and have a public-access paper written about them)

A:

We know that $c \neq 0$, unless $P(x) ='v_size' respectively.
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//     // WebPIDecGetRGB()/WebPIDecGetYUVA() etc.
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// This output_buffer can be passed NULL, in which case a default output buffer
// is used (with MODE_RGB). Otherwise, an internal reference to 'output_buffer'
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// that of


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 and inspire other youth and policy-makers.

The May meeting will see several gender and gender-related events. On 10 May and 11 May, a workshop to develop elements of the gender action plan, in view of getting the plan agreed at COP 23. On 12 May, the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) will launch its initiative on elevating gender in the context of countries nationally determined contributions (NDCs). NDCs detail what each country will contribute to the global response to climate change.

On 12 May, a special event on Technology Innovation will take place with high-level experts and special guests from around the world. The one-day event will explore how innovation can significantly boost the deployment of climate technologies, and thus the implementation of the Paris Agreement.

On 15 and 16 May,


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A:

For some odd reason - I didn't check it at the Django code -, as soon as you provide a custom widget for a NullBooleanField, it doesn't accept the values you expect (None, True or False) anymore.
By analyzing the built-in choices attribute, I found out that those values are equal to, respectively, 1, 2 and 3.
So, this is the quick-and-dirty solution I fould to stick to radio buttons with 'Unknown' as default:
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During his studies in Turkey, he  worked as a travel guide, which, according to him, influenced his approach to history.  It cultivated his apprehension in practice and gave him an opportunity "to teach history" to different groups of people with various backgrounds. He credits his experiences as a travel guide in his writing of "popular history" books and essays.

He made acquaintance with intellectuals from both Turkey and  other countries. Notable are Halil İnalcık, Murat Bardakçı, Irene Melikoff, Bernard Lewis, Andreas Tietze.

His biography Zaman Kaybolmaz: İlber Ortaylı Kitabı (Time Does not Disappear: Book of İlber Ortaylı) was published in 2006. The book includes a long journalistic conversation with Nilgün Uysal,


is a perspective view showing an enclosure for a conventional outdoor-installed power conditioner.
Referring to FIG. 22, an enclosure 201 for an outdoor-installed power conditioner includes an outer case 202 housing the power conditioner and a lid 203. Outer case 202 is open at its one side face, and lid 203 is used to close the opening. Lid 203 is fastened to outer case 202 from the opening front side of outer case 202, with a plurality of screws 204.
FIG. 23 is a front view showing the outdoor-installed power conditioner housed in the outer case in FIG. 22. Referring to FIG. 23, outer case 202 houses an input/output terminal pad 207 for connecting interconnections from a commercial power system 209 and a DC power supply 208, and a powersupporting portion 317 with screws 315a and 315b so as to be located between fan supporting portion 317 and heat sink 311. A rotary blade is provided within fan 316, blowing air in a direction indicated by an arrow 331. The air introduced by fan 316 into fan supporting portion 317 flows in a direction indicated by an arrow 332 and is exhausted from exhaust vent 306. Fan 316 is provided such that the direction indicated by arrow 331 and the direction indicated by arrow 332 form an angle β of 90°.
Rear face 302b of outer case 302 is provided with an upper hook portion 320, a middle hook portion 333, and a lower screw-fastened portion 319. Outer case 302 is fixed to mounting plate 303 by locking


326, and the remaining 50 percent flows in a direction opposite to exhaust vent 306 indicated by an arrow 327 and circulates within fan supporting portion 317.
The air exhausted from exhaust vent 306 passes through a space formed by mounting plate 303 and is exhausted from slit portion 307. Since the air flows in a direction indicated by an arrow 328 in this case, it first strikes against mounting plate 303 and is exhausted from slit portion 307 to the outside of outdoor-installed power conditioner 301.
In the cooling structure actively taking in outside cool air to air-cool the inside with the air as described above, air used for heat exchange should readily be exhausted outside the conditioner. Further, the enclosure for an outdoor-installed power conditioner should protect theelectronics provided in the enclosure from external factors such as rainwater or dust. Furthermore, since the fan taking in outside air is driven by a motor and is a consumable, it is to be replaced at the end of its life. Thus, maintenance of the fan should be performed easily.
However, in conventional outdoor-installed power conditioner 301, the direction in which the air blown out by fan 316 flows is relatively perpendicular to the direction in which the air exhausted from exhaust vent 306 flows, and thus the air taken in by fan 316 is not efficiently exhausted to the outside of outer case 302. Further, also within mounting plate 303, the air first strikes against mounting plate 303, and thus is not efficiently exhausted from slit portion 307


Q:

Есть ли ограничения при получении данных с DDE сервера?

Мне нужно получить данные от DDE сервера. Где-то на 16000 проходе цикла, я получаю кракозябры. Visual Studio 2010 Экспресс-выпуск, windows xp. НА Delphi такой проблемы нет. Что я делаю не так?
UPD: Мне кажется проблема с памятью?
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To the best of our knowledge,


proved that sex and hormonal status influence the choroidal blood flow, probably due to the vascular effect of oestrogens and progestins \[[@B34], [@B35]\]. Further follow-up of these children is necessary in order to assess the clinical significance of these findings and to determine their potential effect on the DR onset. The exact relationship between DR and diabetic retinal neuropathy has not been fully explained yet. Some researchers have found that retinal neurodegeneration may occur in DM before any microcirculatory abnormalities become detectable \[[@B24]\]. They are also likely to occur in an independent manner \[[@B36]--[@B40]\]. The mechanism for inner retinal loss in DM patients may be explained by lower perfusion and higher metabolic demands of the inner retina, which is vulnerable to disease-induced metabolic stress \[[@B41]\]. Objective assessment of           Diabetic      352.35   82.17            330.13--374.56   185--599   0.813
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  Variable                      Study group   *M*      SD               95% CI Bernie Ecclestone insists he is happy rather than upset that some of F1's biggest names have elected to retire.

F1 veteran and 2009 world champion Jenson Button has called time on his long career, as has Felipe Massa.

But it is believed Brazilian Massa could actually go back on his decision, because Williams' Valtteri Bottas is tipped to move to Mercedes for 2017.

That is because new world champion Nico Rosberg shocked the German team and F1 by deciding to quit just five days after winning the 2016 title.

F1 supremo Ecclestone insisted he is not angry with Rosberg, despite the fact he is leaving the sport without its reigning world champion in 2017.

"He did his job," the 86-year-old Briton told Germany's Sport Bild. "He wanted to become world champion and he


will, we hope, restore the quality experience that park-goers and residents should both expect.”

Some people get so territorial and hateful towards anyone who isn’t pious that they would want to wrap the entire park in bubble wrap for the children. It’s good that the bubbles are being popped to allow everyone to have the freedom to enjoy the parks.

John Steel

A permit fee for drop in volleyball? WTF! Screw you Denver – and Wash Park neighbors. Another wonderful institution ruined by Hipster scum.

reinhold23

Far be it from me to defend hipsters, but…. how exactly are hipsters responsible for this fee’s creation?

scottbutane

Good news: Chris Nitwit will soon be out of office (but not soon enough).

Tango Mike India

Well looks like it is time to find another park for vollyball. No way inisolating homogeneous EV subpopulations suitable for molecular analysis. In this protocol we reveal a novel method for the isolation, purification, and characterization of distinct EV subtypes: exosomes and sMVs. This method, based on sequential centrifugal ultrafiltration (SCUF), affords unbiased isolation of EVs from conditioned medium from a human colon cancer cell model. For both EV subtypes, this protocol details extensive purification and characterization based on dynamic light scattering, cryoelectron microscopy, quantitation, immunoblotting, and comparative label-free proteome profiling. This analytical SCUF method developed is potentially scalable using tangential flow filtration and provides a solid foundation for future in-depth functional studies of EV subtypes from diverse cell types.


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After running the app, you should see locationManager:didExitRegion fire at 5319 meters from the monitored region. The route will loop every 37 minutes and you'll see the device exiting the region always at 5319 meters.
I've submitted a radar with Apple (17064346). I'll update this answer once I hear back from them. At least then we'll have some input from the canonical source.
Here's the detailed text sent to Apple:

Using a test app on the iOS simulator as well as on an iPhone 5S the
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Discrimination of closely homologous human genomic and viral sequences in cells and tissues: further characterization of Tmt.
The experimentally derived parameter Tmt (tissue Tm) was defined previously to describe the end-point used for evaluation of the stringency of non-isotopic in situ hybridization and was found to differ from the theoretical melting temperature (Tm) for several HPV types. In this paper, the reasons for this discrepancy were investigated by performing a series of experiments with a variety of probes for both human genomic and integrated viral sequences in isolated and cultured normal and abnormal cells in addition to paraffin-embedded material. Tmt was shown to be dependent on several parameters of probe and target, and on the sensitivity of the detection system used but was not affected by aldehyde fixation or  #endregion Generated Interface Stub
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names linked to the managerial position. Houston put his name forward for the job, but upon being told that he would not be considered, resigned to take over as manager of Division One side Queens Park Rangers, leaving Rice as the team's second caretaker manager of the season. Arsenal would eventually select Frenchman Arsène Wenger as their next manager, but did not officially announce his appointment until September 1996, once his contract with Japanese club Nagoya Grampus Eight was terminated by mutual consent. He became Arsenal's 19th and highest-paid manager, on a three-year, £2 million contract.

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Arsenal began their league campaign on 17 August 1996, at home to West Ham United. Three minutes before the half-hour, Hartson gave Arsenal the lead, after his initial shot came back offat cm-530 used embedded c. i thought it's need something to connect python and c, but the fact it's not problem. serial communication just send a signal that can read and write by both python and embedded c code.


Hargreaves played under Sven Goran Eriksson. England’s two outstanding players at that tournament? The aforementioned Beckham and Hargreaves of course – both undoubtedly well rested thanks to their winter break. Germany’s squad in 2014 included seven players playing outside the Bundesliga, four of whom played in the Premier League – Per Mertesacker, Mesut Ozil, Lukas Podolski and Andre Schurrle – that’s 17% of the squad that were denied a winter break (though it could be argued that Podolski and Schurrle weren’t exactly overemployed by their clubs during the domestic season, and Ozil only turns up for half of Arsenal’s games #banter). For Spain in 2010, just three of the squad were based in the Premier League, and Fernando Torres found himself outshone by David Villa. Italy’s squad indownfall of its major cup competition. Firstly, having found itself struggling to compete with the financial reward on offer from the Premier League, the FA leased the cup out for sponsorship for the first time in 1994,with Littlewoods taking the option. Since then, the competition has found itself passed around from AXA to E.ON to Budweiser, and now bears the official name The Emirates FA Cup. Stanley Matthews will be turning in his grave, before cutting inside at the byline. Soon enough, pressure was put on the FA to decrease the amount of matches played in the competition and, while scrapping replays for the final made a great deal of sense, getting rid of semi-final replays seemed a tad unnecessary. That decision was taken to assist English club


sides in European competition, as the Champions League became a misnomer and began to dole out qualification spots right and left. Fittingly, the last FA Cup semi-final replay to take place has gone down as one of the great matches of the 90s, thanks in part to Ryan Giggs’ chest wig. Soon enough it was decided that quarter-finals didn’t really need replays either, and with the winter break putting paid to fifth round replays, its surely only a matter of time before the whole notion of a second bite of the cherry in the cup is put to bed completely. Alongside the sponsorship rights and scrapping of replays, the FA has also courted controversy by moving the semi-finals to Wembley – a necessity due to the cost ofstr = new StringBuilder();
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not what you think," Ochana was brought in on traffic and criminal charges and spent the better part of the weekend in jail. Laboratory test results for the white powder later came back negative, and all criminal charges were dropped. Ochana subsequently brought this action against the officers pursuant to 42 U.S.C. § 1983, claiming that they had violated his Fourth Amendment rights by unlawfully searching and arresting him without probable cause. The district court granted summary judgment in favor of the officers, and Ochana appealed. We affirm.

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\frac{\partial\Sigma}{\partial t}+\frac{1}{R}\frac{\partial}{\partial
R} (R\Sigma u) =0,$$ and the azimuthal component of Euler’s equation (expressed in terms of angular momentum conservation): $$\label{angmomcons}
\frac{\partial}{\partial t}(\Sigma
R^2\Omega)+\frac{1}{R}\frac{\partial} {\partial R} (\Sigma
R^3\Omega u)=-\frac{1}{R}\frac{\partial}{\partial R}(R^2 T_{R\phi}),$$ where $u$ is the radial velocity and $T_{R\phi}$ is the relevant component of the viscous stress tensor, integrated in the vertical direction. This last term is the basic ingredient in the theory of accretion discs. As we have already anticipated, standard hydrodynamical viscosity is not sufficient to provide accretion at the required rates, and therefore $T_{R\phi}$ is generally described by means of [*ad hoc*]{} prescriptions. The $\alpha$-prescription [@shakura73], based on simple arguments on the relevant physical scales of turbulent cells in the discs, assumes that $T_{R\phi}$ is proportional to the disc pressure: $$T_{R\phi}=\left|\frac{\mbox{d}\ln\Omega}{\mbox{d}\ln
  R}\right|\alpha\Sigma c_s^2,
\label{alpha}$$ where the proportionality constant


time units, i.e. 0.6 orbital times at the outer disc edge.

We can now use the general results of viscous disc theory outlined in Sec. \[sec:general\] to test the locality of transport in our simulations. In fact, Eq. (\[alphavisc\]) gives us firm expectations for the value of $\alpha$ needed to balance the imposed cooling, [*if energy dissipation can be treated in a viscous framework*]{}, i.e. by using Eq. (\[dissipation\]). In particular, in our simulations $t_{\mathrm{cool}}\Omega=\beta=7.5$, $\gamma=5/3$ and, since our discs are nearly Keplerian, ${\mbox{d}}\ln\Omega/{\mbox{d}}\ln
R\approx -3/2$. Inserting these numbers in Eq. (\[alphavisc\]) would give us an expected value of $\alpha\approx 0.05$. It is important to note that the fact that the expected $\alpha$ turns out to be nearly independent on radius is a result of choosing the cooling time toeven if the mode amplitudes that we obtain here (see Fig. \[fig:modes\]) are in rough agreement with what obtained by @nelson2000, they find very similar mode amplitudes for all modes with $m<8$, while in our case there is a marked increase of mode amplitude for modes with $m<5$ (see Fig. \[fig:modes\]).

@gammie01 performed an analysis very similar to our own (actually, we adopt the same prescription for the cooling term, see Eq. (\[cooling2\])). The main difference is that Gammie’s simulations are local and two-dimensional while ours are global and three-dimensional. He computes the effective $\alpha$ based on Eq. (\[alpha2\]), as we do. The main results that we obtain are basically in agreement with Gammie’s results, in that the expected value of $\alpha$ from a viscous theory of discs is


in the standard SPH artificial viscosity.

To perform a similar calculation to determine the viscous transport when using the Balsara switch is more subtle since the shear viscosity should, ideally, go to zero. This will, of course, not be exactly true in practice, but we cannot now determine what the initial radial velocity profile should be. To get some idea of the viscous transport when using the Balsara switch we have considered the time evolution of a Gaussian ring in which, since ideally we expect no shear viscosity, we set the initial radial velocities to zero. For linear viscosity coefficients of $\alpha_{\mathrm{SPH}} = 0.1$ and $\alpha_{\mathrm{SPH}} = 1$ there is no noticeable spreading between $t = 0$ and $t = 1$. For $\alpha_{\mathrm{SPH}} = 10$, however, the ring didKiev, Ukraine (CNN) Former Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko has told CNN that he had no knowledge about his prosecutor-general's offer to help US President Donald Trump investigate the son of former Vice President Joe Biden , a leading candidate to face him in the 2020 presidential election.

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 {#sub:first_theorem}

There are finitely many (adjoint) orbits of $G$ on the nilpotent elements of its Lie algebra ${{\mathfrak{g}}}$; since ${{\mathfrak{g}}}$ is a $p$-Lie algebra it is reasonable to ask for each nilpotent class ${\operatorname{Ad}}(G)X
\subset {{\mathfrak{g}}}$ what is the minimal integer $m \ge 1$ for which $X^{[p^m]} = 0$.

The analogous question for unipotent elements in $G$ was answered in [@testerman]; D. Testerman gave there a formula for the orders of the unipotent elements in $G$. We show here that the answer in both cases is “the same” and that moreover by


a Richardson element $X \in {\operatorname{Lie}}({\mathrc{V}})$ is “the same as in characteristic 0”; using this fact, we are able to use reduction modulo $p$ arguments to obtain a lower bound on the nilpotence class of ${\operatorname{ad}}(X)$ which suffices for part (1) of the theorem; the details are contained in section \[sec:Lie-alg\].

Next, we locate a connected, Abelian, unipotent subgroup $Z$ of $G$ which meets the Richardson orbit of $P$ on ${\mathrc{V}}$, and moreover such that ${{\mathfrak{z}}}= {\operatorname{Lie}}(Z)$ meets the Richardson orbit of $P$ on ${{\mathfrak{v}}}$. The results in section \[sec:Abelian-unipotent\] show now that $\log_p$ of the exponent of $Z$ must be $\ge$ the $p$-exponent of ${{\mathfrak{z}}}$, from which we deduce part (2) of the theorem. This argument is contained in section \[sec:Group\].

 {#section}

Let $H$ denote a linear algebraic groupdivide the order of the fundamental group, this shows that ${\mathcal{A}}(d,G') {\simeq}{\mathcal{N}}_p(d,{{\mathfrak{g}}})$ for any quasisimple, semisimple group $G'$ with root system of type $A$, $B$, $C$ or $D$.

For a general semisimple group $G$ we show that if $p > 2h-2$ (where $h$ is the Coxeter number), the adjoint module is an exponential-type representation for the corresponding adjoint group (which is isogenous to $G$); since this inequality also guarantees that $p$ doesn’t divide the order of the fundamental group, we get ${\mathcal{A}}(d,G) {\simeq}{\mathcal{N}}_p(d,{{\mathfrak{g}}})$ with this condition on $p$.

If $G$ is an exceptional group of type $E_8$, our techniques do no better than the bound $p> 2h-2 = 58$. For the other exceptional groups, we improve this bound slightly; see \[sub:scheme-iso\].

Suppose that $G$ has an exponential-type representation. As observed in


Also, thanks to Jens Jantzen for a number of helpful comments on this manuscript.

Nilpotent endomorphisms, groups, and Lie algebras {#sec:nilpotent}
=================================================

If $M$ is an Abelian group and $\phi$ is an nilpotent endomorphism of $M$, the nilpotence degree of $\phi$ is the least positive integer $e$ such that $\phi^e = 0$.

A group $M$, respectively a Lie algebra $M$, is nilpotent provided that its descending central series $M = C^0M \supseteq C^1M
\supseteq \cdots$ terminates in 1, respectively 0, after finitely many steps \[recall that for $i \ge 1$, we have $C^iM = (M,C^{i-1}M)$ for a group $M$, respectively $C^iM = [M,C^{i-1}M]$ for a Lie algebra $M$\]. If $M$ is nilpotent, its nilpotence class is the least $e$ for which $C^eM$ is trivial.

Let $k$ be an algebraically closed field, and let $L$(i.e. the exponent of $G$ is $\le p^e$).

Note that for $X=G$ or $X=L$ we have $C^iC^jX \subset C^{ij}X$ for all $i,j \ge 1$. To prove (a), let $X \in L$ and write $X =
  \sum_{i=1}^r X_i$ where $X_i^{[p]} = 0$ for all $i$. Then $X^{[p]}
  \in C^pL$ by . We have $C^{p^{e-1}}C^pL = 0$ by assumption, so by induction $X^{[p^e]} = (X^{[p]})^{[p^{e-1}]} = 0$. The proof of (b) is essentially the same.

Abelian unipotent groups {#sec:Abelian-unipotent}
========================

In this section, we recall some basic known facts about Abelian unipotent groups.

Witt vector groups. {#sub:witt}
-------------------

Let $p > 0$ be a prime number, let $n \ge 1$ be an integer, and let ${\mathrc{W}}_{n,{{\mathbb{Z}}_{(p)}}}$ denote the group scheme over ${{\mathbb{Z}}_{(p)}}$ of the “Witt vectors of length $n$” for the prime $p$; see [@serre79:_local_field


as in \[sub:Artin-Hasse-linear\].

\[stmt:Witt-Lie-algebra\] If $k$ is a field of characteristic $p$, then ${{\mathfrak{w}}}_n =
  {\operatorname{Lie}}({\mathrc{W}}_n)$ is an Abelian Lie algebra with a $k$-basis $Z_0,Z_1,\dots,Z_{n-1}$ such that $Z_i = Z_0^{[p^i]}$ for $0 \le i
  \le n-1$.

Let ${\mathfrak{b}}$ be the image of $dE_X$; thus ${\mathfrak{b}}$ is a $p$-Lie subalgebra of ${\mathfrak{gl}}(V)$. According to Lemma \[sub:Artin-Hasse-linear\], ${\mathfrak{b}}$ contains $X$. It follows that ${\mathfrak{a}} \subset {\mathfrak{b}}$. On the other hand, we have $$n = \dim_k {\mathfrak{a}} \le \dim_k {\mathfrak{b}} \le \dim {\mathrc{W}}_{n,k} = n.$$ Thus ${\mathfrak{a}} = {\mathfrak{b}} {\simeq}{{\mathfrak{w}}}_n$, and the proposition follows.

Say $n=2$. Then $k[{\mathrc{W}}_2] = k[T_0,T_1]$. One can show that $X_0 =
  \dfrac{\partial}{\partial T_0} + T_0^{p-1}\dfrac{\partial}{\partial
    T_1}$ and $X_1 = \dfrac{\partial}{\partial T_1}$ are ${\mathrc{W}}_2$-invariant derivations of $k[{\mathrc{W}}_2]$, and that these derivations span ${{\mathfrak{w}}}_2$. Agroup over $k$. Then

1.  $U$ is isogenous to a product of Witt groups $\prod_{i=1}^d
        {\mathrc{W}}_{n_i,k}$; moreover, the integers $n_i$ are uniquely determined (up to order) by $U$.

Let $n = \max_i(n_i)$ where the $n_i$ are as in 1.

1.  The exponent of the group $U$ is $p^n$.

2.  The $p$-exponent of ${{\mathfrak{u}}}= {\operatorname{Lie}}(U)$ is $\le n$.

The first assertion is . The second assertion follows immediately from the lemma.

For the last assertion, it is proved in that the group $U$ is a *subgroup* of a product of Witt groups. A careful look at the proof in *loc. cit.* shows that the exponent of $U$ and this product may be chosen to coincide. Thus, ${{\mathfrak{u}}}$ is a subalgebra of ${{\mathfrak{w}}}$, a product of


finite subextension ${\mathbb{Q}}\subset {\mathrc{F}}\subset
  \overline{{\mathbb{Q}}}$ and a valuation ring $A \subset {\mathrc{F}}$, whose residue field we embed in $k$, such that the following holds: for some $X_A
  \in {{\mathfrak{g}}}_A(2)$, the element $X_k$ is Richardson in ${{\mathfrak{v}}}$, and $X_{\mathrc{F}}$ is Richardson in ${{\mathfrak{v}}}_{\overline{{\mathbb{Q}}}}$.

\[This lemma is implicit in [@spalt-transverse]; we include a proof for the convenience of the reader.\]

The Richardson orbit on ${{\mathfrak{v}}}_{\bar {\mathbb{Q}}}$ meets ${{\mathfrak{g}}}_{\bar {\mathbb{Q}}}(2)$ in an open set, so we may find a regular function $f$ on ${{\mathfrak{g}}}_{\bar {\mathbb{Q}}}(2)$ such that $f(Y) \not = 0$ implies $Y$ is a Richardson element. Using the lattice ${{\mathfrak{g}}}_{\mathbb{Z}}(2)$ in ${{\mathfrak{g}}}_{\bar {\mathbb{Q}}}(2)$, we obtain coordinate functions \[dual to the root-vector basis\] on ${{\mathfrak{g}}}_{\bar {\mathbb{Q}}}(2)$; let ${\mathrc{F}}\subset \bar
  {\mathbb{Q}}$ by a finite extension of ${\mathbb{Q}}$ containing the coefficients ofis surjective.

 {#section-3}

We can now prove the statement of theorem \[sub:first\_theorem\] for the Lie algebra.

\[sub:p-exponent\]

*($p$-exponent formula)* Let $m \ge 1$ be the minimal integer with $p^m \ge n(P)$. Then the $p$-exponent of ${{\mathfrak{v}}}$ is $m$, and the $p$-nilpotence degree of a Richardson element of ${{\mathfrak{v}}}$ is $m$.

In view of Lemma \[sub:parabolic\], we may suppose that $G$ satisfies the hypothesis of Proposition \[sub:spaltenstein\].

With $m$ as in the statement of the theorem, Proposition \[sub:nilp-class\] shows that the $p$-nilpotence degree of any element of ${{\mathfrak{v}}}$ is $\le m$; to prove that equality holds, it suffices to exhibit a representation $(\rho,W)$ of ${{\mathfrak{p}}}$ as a $p$-Lie algebra in which some $\rho(X)^{n(P)-1}$ acts non-trivially. Take $(\rho,W) = ({\operatorname{ad}},{{\mathfrak{p}}})$; we show that ${\operatorname{ad}}(X)^{n(P)-1} \not =
  0$ for a suitable (and hence any) Richardson


\in R(X)$}\}.$$ Then ${{\mathfrak{w}}}$ is a linear subspace of ${{\mathfrak{v}}}$, and ${\varepsilon}({{\mathfrak{w}}}) = W$. This shows that $W$ is a connected subgroup of ${\mathrc{V}}$.

Denoting by ${{\mathfrak{z}}}$ the Lie algebra of $Z$, we have ${{\mathfrak{z}}}\subset
  {{\mathfrak{w}}}$ since any $u$ in $R(X)$ centralizes $X$ by definition. Similarly, we have $Z \subset W$. On the other hand, if $w \in W$, then $w^{-1}{\varepsilon}(X)w = {\varepsilon}(X)$ since ${\varepsilon}(X) \in R(X)$; this shows that ${\operatorname{Ad}}(w)X = X$ hence $w \in R(X)$. Since $w$ commutes with each element of $R(X)$, we deduce that $w \in Z$ hence $Z=W$. This shows that $Z$ is connected, and that $\dim {{\mathfrak{z}}}= \dim Z = \dim W = \dim
  {{\mathfrak{w}}}$ so that ${{\mathfrak{z}}}= {{\mathfrak{w}}}$. Since $X \in {{\mathfrak{w}}}$, we get $X \in
  {{\mathfrak{z}}}$ and (1)so that $p$ is good for $G$. There are two distinguished orbits of nilpotent (and unipotent) elements; these are usually labelled $G_2$ (for the regular class) and $G_2(a_1)$ (for the subregular class). We choose a fixed Borel subgroup $B$; a Richardson element for $B$ represents the regular class. If $P$ is a minimal parabolic subgroup containing $B$, a Richardson element for $P$ represents the subregular class. Moreover, $P$ is distinguished only if $P=P_\alpha$ where $\alpha$ is the short simple root. We have $n(B)
  = h = 6$ and $n(P_\alpha) = 4$. A subregular unipotent element always has order $p$ and a subregular nilpotent element is $p$-nilpotent. A regular unipotent element has order $p$ unless $p=5$ in which case it has order 25; likewise, a regular nilpotent element


results of \[sub:fields-o-def\], we may suppose that $k$ is an algebraic closure of the finite field ${\mathbb{F}}_p$.

The image of ${{\mathfrak{u}}}_{\mathbb{Z}}$ in ${{\mathfrak{g}}}_{{\mathbb{F}}_p}$ is the ${\mathbb{F}}_p$-Lie algebra of the unipotent radical of a Borel subgroup. Since $k$ is an algebraic closure of ${\mathbb{F}}_p$, there is a finite extension ${\mathrc{F}}$ of ${\mathbb{Q}}$ and a valuation ring $A$ in ${\mathrc{F}}$ whose residue field $A/{\mathfrak{m}}=
  l \subset k$ has the property that ${\operatorname{Ad}}(g)X \in {{\mathfrak{u}}}_l$ for a suitable $g \in G(l)$. Thus, we may suppose $X \in {{\mathfrak{u}}}_l$. Since ${{\mathfrak{u}}}_l = {{\mathfrak{u}}}_A/{\mathfrak{m}}\cdot {{\mathfrak{u}}}_A$, we may choose a lift $\tilde
  X \in {{\mathfrak{u}}}_A$ of $X$. Since each element of ${{\mathfrak{u}}}_{\mathrc{F}}$ is nilpotent, part (1) of the previous proposition now shows that $d\rho(\tilde X)^p = 0$, hence also $d\rho(X)^p = 0$ whichgroups; see [@Proud-Witt]. His techniques for classical $G$ are different from those used here.

The exponential isomorphism for $p \ge n(P)$ {#sec:exponential-big-p}
============================================

We describe in this section an argument due to Serre [@serre:PSLp §2.2] that will be used below. This argument is also used in some recent work of Gary Seitz [@seitz-unipotent §5].

Suppose $B_{\mathbb{Z}}$ is a Borel subgroup of the split reductive group $G_{\mathbb{Z}}$ over ${\mathbb{Z}}$, and let $B \le G$ be the corresponding groups over $k$. For $\alpha \in R$, let $\phi_\alpha$ be an isomorphism over ${\mathbb{Z}}$ between ${\mathbb{G}}_a$ and the root subgroup $U_\alpha \le B$.

Any standard parabolic subgroup $B \le P \le G$ is defined over ${\mathbb{Z}}$. If ${\mathrc{V}}$ denotes the unipotent radical of $P$, then the $\phi_\alpha$ define an isomorphism $\prod_{\alpha \in R \setminus R_I}
U_{\alpha,{\mathbb{Z}}} \to {\mathrc{V}}_{\mathbb{Z}}$


of schemes over ${\mathbb{Z}}$ (where $I \subseteq S$ defines the parabolic subgroup $P$ as in \[sub:parabolic\]). For any ${\mathbb{Z}}$-algebra $\Lambda$, a point $u$ of ${\mathrc{V}}$ over ${\mathbb{Z}}$ may thus be written uniquely as $u = \prod_{\alpha \in R \setminus R_I}
\phi_\alpha(t_\alpha)$ with $t_\alpha \in \Lambda$; thus the $t_\alpha$ form a system of coordinates for ${\mathrc{V}}$ over ${\mathbb{Z}}$.

The Lie algebra ${{\mathfrak{v}}}_{\mathbb{Z}}$ is the ${\mathbb{Z}}$-span of the $e_\alpha =
d\phi_\alpha(1)$ for $\alpha \in R^+ \setminus R^+_I$. The nilpotence degree $n = n(P)$ of ${\mathrc{V}}_{\mathbb{Q}}$ (and of ${{\mathfrak{v}}}_{\mathbb{Q}}$) is given by the formula in \[sub:nilp-class\]; we will work with the ring $A = {\mathbb{Z}}[1/(n-1)!]$.

Proposition \[sub:exp-char-0\] implies that the exponential map defines a morphism of varieties ${\varepsilon}:{{\mathfrak{v}}}_{\mathbb{Q}}\to {\mathrc{V}}_{\mathbb{Q}}$ over ${\mathbb{Q}}$. Similarly, the logarithm yields a morphism of varieties ${\mathrc{V}}_{\mathbb{Q}}\to
{{\mathfrak{v}}}_{\mathbb{Q}}$, so that ${\varepsilon}$ is an$\Lambda$. A look at the proof in [@SFB:infin-1-psg] shows that we still get an isomorphism of varieties with our weaker assumption.

If $(\rho,V)$ satisfies the hypothesis of the lemma, we say that it is an exponential-type representation of $H$.

 {#sub:scheme-iso}

Let now $G$ be a connected, semisimple, algebraic group over $k$. Let ${\mathcal{N}}_p = {\mathcal{N}}_p({{\mathfrak{g}}})$, ${\mathcal{N}}_p(d) = {\mathcal{N}}_p(d,{{\mathfrak{g}}})$, and ${\mathcal{A}}(d) = {\mathcal{A}}(d,G)$.

The group $G$ is determined up to isogeny by its root system $R$. Let $r$ denote the rank of $G$. When $G$ is quasisimple, $R$ is either of classical type (hence is one of $A_r$, $B_r$, $C_r$, or $D_r$), or $R$ is of exceptional type (hence is one of $E_6$, $E_7$, $E_8$, $F_4$ or $G_2$).

Let $G$ be semisimple. Then ${\mathcal{N}}_p(d) {\simeq}{\mathcal{A}}(d)$ as $G$-varieties in each of the following cases:

1.


and may be checked by looking at the tables in [@BouLie456]). So it suffices by Corollary \[sub:distributions\], Lemma \[sub:SFB-lemma\] and Proposition \[sub:SFB-lemma\] to show that there is a semisimple group $G'$ isogenous to $G$, and an exponential-type representation $(\rho,V)$ of $G'$.

In case (1), this follows from Corollary \[sub:admiss-group\] together with Remark \[sub:admiss-group\](1).

In case (2), this follows from [@SFB:infin-1-psg Lemma 1.8].

In case (3), we get the result again by Corollary \[sub:admiss-group\] together with Remark \[sub:admiss-group\](2).

 {#sub:intrinsic}

Let $G$ be connected and reductive, and let $P \le G$ be a parabolic subgroup with unipotent radical ${\mathrc{V}}\le P$ and ${{\mathfrak{v}}}= {\operatorname{Lie}}({\mathrc{V}})$. Let $n(P)$ be the integer defined as in \[sub:nilp-class\]; this coincides with the nilpotence class of ${\mathrc{V}}$ and ${{\mathfrak{v}}}$ provided $p$ is good; in particular, it coincides with the nilpotence classpulled in 15.8 million viewers and 10.4 million in the key demo. Walking Dead even beat the mighty Sunday Night Football on NBC a couple of times in the demo and last month thrashed that network’s Winter Olympics coverage three weeks in a row. Renewed for a fifth season in late October, Walking Dead is set to return in October this year. Last night’s Talking Dead after-show hit a record high of its own with 7.3 million total viewers and 4.7 million adults 18-49 with the first appearance ever of star Andrew Lincoln.


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A South African police van is set on fire following protests about inequality in 2016

While it’s impossible to predict the future with certainty, mathematics, science and history can provide hints about the prospects of Western societies for long-term continuation.

Safa Motesharrei, a systems scientist


to distract attention from it anyway they can, and why oh why BBC is there no mention of Hanoi John's involvement in all this?

Do they still have 'Points of View' in England? Perhaps a strongly worded letter to Anne Robinson would be more appropriate?

The message from this "BBC" article...If only we can stop 'global warming', adopt wealth redistribution, and stop Trump's multi-billion dollar, populist wall western society is doomed! LOL. You think they have a political agenda?? Naahh.

Lemme guess, we should restart the TPP, crank up NAFTA, empower the UN, and drop the "crazy" idea of a border tax too right?

Yeah, "explosive population growth." And how do you solve that, Comrade? I don't think the proles are going to voluntarily march like sheep to the Al Gore Populationfirearms and training. I know getting firearms in states and cities we have a presence in is usually a hassle, but even handguns would help. It would certainly put a psychological element in while holding fash back. Who do you think a fascist is more afraid of? People with only flags and bats, or people with flags, bats, and guns?"

violent street fights ain't gunna be a big help to western civilization making it thru this century

What a load of crap. Thats all I've heard my whole life, the world is doomed. BS. BBC, British fucking island, all those that live on Island are insane. At this point I would be thinking most people would love to see it all go to crap, so as not to here about


to assign specific motives to each of these underlying Leftist themes, they all imply that the answer is MORE GOVERNMENT INVOLVEMENT. The rest of the dots you can connect for yourself.

Really? We are currently putting so much pressure on the environment that that environment is losing its ability to sustain itself and human life. We depend on ecosystems and biodiversity for our welbeing and welfare. The planet is losing species are a unprecedented rate, including pollinators. 2/3 to 3/4 of what we eat depends on pollinators. It will become ever more expensive to sustain ourselves.

What a nonsense : Syria was caused by governments. A drought is easily handled with imports by a free society. It is like saying the dutch in the hunger winter of 1944 died ofa value lower than 0.9 micromol/24 hr. The average TSH value was 1.98 mIU/l, median was 1.31, SD 0.98. The laboratory limits were set to 0.25-3 mIU/l for pregnant women in the first trimester. Three pregnancies ended in miscarriage by week 12, 1 miscarriage occurred in week 22 and the other pregnancies concluded in delivery between weeks 38-41. Fourteen patients had TSH levels above 3 mIU/l with normal levels od free thyroxine (T4) : 10.3-25 pmol/l. The results of this study did not reveal any iodine deficit in any of the patients. However 14 patients had elevated TSH levels signalling subclinical or incipiently clinical hypothyroidism. These patients underwent levothyroxine therapy after endocrinologist's consultations.


Outbreak of Streptococcus pyogenes infections in a geriatric hospital and control by mass treatment.
Two outbreaks of Streptococcus pyogenes infection occurred in a geriatric hospital, the first involving one ward only, the second a few weeks later, affecting two. Altogether 17 patients and 6 members of staff were carriers or were infected. All strains were indistinguishable.Extensive investigation of the environment and screening of 120 staff and patients did not reveal a common source. The usual methods of isolation and treatment of cases or carriers and swabbing of contacts failed to stop the outbreak, but 'mass treatment' of all 32 patients in those wards was successful.Localization of G-protein in rat occipital cerebral cortex.
Localization of guanine nucleotide-binding regulatory protein (G-protein) was investigated in occipital cerebral cortical tissue of rat. An immunofluorescence histochemical staining technique was employed using a rabbit polyclonal antibody raised against bovine brain G-protein. Fluorescent staining was primarily localized to neurons, and labelled the cell body and the proximal region of processes. It appeared that all neuronal cells were equally stained, at least in layers II-VI where cell density permitted a direct assessment. The possibility of synaptic labelling could not be eliminated; however, no significant staining of glial elements was detected. The specific nature of staining was supported on Western blots of cortical extract, where the antibody recognized essentially two bands which coelectrophoresed with the alpha- and beta-subunits of purified G-protein. These


movement between the pillow and the user's head, the or each lateral support portion is connected along its entire height to the base portion, which extends behind the user's head and consequently will be restrained by the base portion from being tucked beneath the user's chin.highest common divisor of 190 and y.
10
Let t be 1114/28 - 132/(-616). Let h = 3 - 0. Suppose 6*b - h*b - 15 = 0. What is the highest common divisor of t and b?
5
Let x be (-3 + (-40)/(-75)*36)*5. Calculate the greatest common divisor of x and 27.
27
Let r = 153 + -67. What is the highest common divisor of 3354 and r?
86
Let h be (-2)/(-4) + (-58)/4. Let z = -169 - -195. Let d = h + z. Calculate the highest common divisor of 18 and d.
6
Let y be 2*470 - 65/(-13). Suppose -8*w = -3*w - y. Calculate the highest common factor of w and 27.
27
Let h = -29 - -31. Suppose -f = 3*s + 14, -4*f - h*s - 9 =


relay? I am a little leery of powering outputs.

Thanks Wolfie. Ok here is what I did. I knew this module is looking for pulse contact closure. I ohmed the IOM output but there was no continuity when the light was cycling. There was no a/c volts, dc volts, milliamps, nothing. Then I reexamined one that was working and found that it has it's own power supply going to the input contacts and my 'broken' one didn't. I took the advice here and put 24 volts through the IOM DO to power a relay which goes to the transducer. Good as new! Thanks.

Thanks Wolfie. Ok here is what I did. I knew this module is looking for pulse contact closure. I ohmed the IOM output but there was nosecurity system of claim 1, further comprising the identity
transaction engine component, security information provided by the
identity transaction engine component being based, at least in part, upon
analysis of the information received from the first identification input
component and information stored in at least one data store.

3. The airport security system of claim 1, the at least one data store
storing information related to at least one of Social Security records,
drivers license records, motor vehicle records, state identification
records, military identification records, voter registration records,
birth records, passport records, selective service records, national
identification records, and work authorization records.

4. The airport security system of claim 1, at least one of the first
identification input component and the second identification input
component comprising at least one of a card reader, a magnetic card
reader, a keyboard, a touch screen


system of claim 8, further comprising means for
detaining.

16. A method for providing airport security, comprising: receiving
information associated with a person seeking to engage in air travel;
providing at least some of the information to an identity transaction
search engine; receiving security information from the identity
transaction search engine; receiving information associated with the
person seeking to engage in air travel; and, providing security
information associated with the person seeking to engage in air travel.

17. The method of claim 16, further comprising at least one of the
following acts: searching at least one data store based at least in part
upon the information received regarding the person seeking to engage in
air travel; determining whether the person should be permitted to engage
in air travel based, at least in part, upon the identification
information and information obtained from thesecurity output component receives information
associated with the security risk from the security component.

22. The system of claim 21, where the security component stores the
security information in an occupant data store, and, further determines
the security risk based, at least in part, upon security information
stored in the occupant data store.

23. The system of claim 21, further comprising the identity transaction
engine component.

24. A method for providing security for a secured area comprising:
receiving identification information associated with a person; providing
at least some of the identification information to an identity
transaction engine component; receiving security information associated
with the person from the identity transaction engine component; and,
determining a security risk of the secured area based, at least in part,
upon information received from the identity transaction engine component.

25. The method of claim 24, further comprising storing


output component provides security information
associated with the person attempting to engage in air travel (e.g., to
airport security personnel). The security information can be based, at
least in part, upon information received from the identity transaction
engine component and/or information received via the second
identification input component. The security output component can include
output device(s), for example, a telephone, a computer system, a light
bar, an audible alarm, a touch screen device, a computer monitor, a
television screen, a printer, a personal digital assistant, a wireless
telephone display and/or speaker(s). The security information can provide
information and/or instruction(s) to airport personnel, for example, to
detain the person, conduct a thorough search of the person and/or person
is to be presumed armed and dangerous.

[0010] The security output component can further forward information
(e.g., data packet(s)) to other systems (not shown) tolight bar,
an audible alarm, a touch screen device, a computer monitor, a television
screen, a printer, a personal digital assistant, a wireless telephone
display and/or speaker(s).

[0065] It is to be appreciated that the system 200, the first
identification input component 210, the second identification input
component 220, the local identification component 230 and/or the security
output component 240 can be component(s) as that term is defined herein.

[0066] While the system 200 has been described with regard to airport
security, the system 200 can be employed to facilitate security of other
types of physical area(s). For example, the system 200 can be employed to
secure an airport concourse, an airport terminal, an airport facility
(e.g., tarmac and interior), an airport (e.g., physical grounds and
interior), building, country, city, county, military base, embassy,
cruise ship, hospital, power plant, nuclear facility, train,


area" 1100 is defined as an
area bounded by physical barrier(s) 1110 having entrance(s) 1120 to which
access is monitored via identification input component(s) 1010. For
example, a secured area can include an airport concourse, an airport
terminal, an airport facility (e.g., tarmac and interior), an airport
(e.g., physical grounds and interior), building, country, city, county,
military base, embassy, cruise ship, hospital, power plant, nuclear
facility, train, bridge and/or tunnel.

[0092] Referring back to FIG. 10, the system 1000 facilitates security by
identifying person(s) located within a secured area. The system 1000 can
store identification information associated with person(s) located within
the secured area in the occupant data store 1040. For example, the
security component 1030 can determine security risk(s) based upon
security information associated with person(s) located within the secured
area, change(s) associated with person(s) located within the secured area
and/or logicalsimplicity of explanation,
the methodologies are shown and described as a series of blocks, it is to
be understood and appreciated that the present invention is not limited
by the order of the blocks, as some blocks may, in accordance with the
present invention, occur in different orders and/or concurrently with
other blocks from that shown and described herein. Moreover, not all
illustrated blocks may be required to implement a methodology in
accordance with the present invention. In addition, it will be
appreciated that the exemplary methods and other methods according to the
invention may be implemented in association with the identification
validation system illustrated and described herein, as well as in
association with other systems and apparatus not illustrated or
described.

[0106] The invention may be described in the general context of
computer-executable instructions, such as program modules, executed by
one or


/*=========================================================================

  Program:   Visualization Toolkit
  Module:    vtkTransformToGrid.cxx

  Copyright (c) Ken Martin, Will Schroeder, Bill Lorensen
  All rights reserved.
  See Copyright.txt or http://www.kitware.com/Copyright.htm for details.

     This software is distributed WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even
     the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR
     PURPOSE.  See the above copyright notice for more information.

=========================================================================*/
#include "vtkTransformToGrid.h"

#include "vtkAbstractTransform.h"
#include "vtkIdentityTransform.h"
#include "vtkImageData.h"
#include "vtkInformation.h"
#include "vtkInformationVector.h"
#include "vtkObjectFactory.h"
#include "vtkStreamingDemandDrivenPipeline.h"

vtkStandardNewMacro(vtkTransformToGrid);

vtkCxxSetObjectMacro(vtkTransformToGrid, Input, vtkAbstractTransform);

//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
vtkTransformToGrid::vtkTransformToGrid()
{
  this->Input = nullptr;

  this->GridScalarType = VTK_FLOAT;

  for (int i = 0; i < 3; i++)
  {
    this->GridExtent[2 * i] = this->GridExtent[2 * i + 1] = 0;
    this->GridOrigin[i] = 0.0;
    this->GridSpacing[i]a wonderful new show—by the Players of Celum? I had hoped to audition to join them as part of the attraction, but I fear my first attempt was somewhat off-putting. I beg your forgiveness.”

“No, I’m really sorry. I uh, just have a thing about Dragons. Actually, I’m really sorry I punched you.”

Erin looked around frantically, then called out to Octavia.

“Um, Octavia? Can I buy a healing potion?”

The [Alchemist] brightened. So did Eltistiman. Erin beckoned him into the inn, flustered, embarrassed, and slightly amused all at once.

“Sorry. Have a seat and a healing potion, on me.”

“Oh, no, I couldn’t—”

“No, really. You said you do illusions? I’m sure the Players would love to meet you, especially because Pisces has a job. You come over too, Octavia. And stop eating that


in a private room. In Riverfarm.”

Wiskeria repeated herself slowly. At last her words sank in. Durene stared at the [Witch]-made-[General].

“What about the battle? There were Goblins. I was—”

Again, she touched her chest. She realized she was bare from the chest up—the [Healer] must have been tending to her. Durene looked down. Her dark grey, cracked skin was whole in most places, but there was a red wound on her chest, right between her breasts. It ran from just below her chin down nearly to her navel. It was nearly closed, but it was red. Puffy. It hurt. Durene touched it and felt a flash of pain. She put her head down.

“I got hurt.”

Wiskeria nodded. The [Witch] tugged the hat brim lower on her head.

“You…took a bad injury. Wehad to evacuate you from the battlefield and so the didn’t completely heal when we used the healing potion. There were also complications. If we’d had a better one—”

“It’s fine. It’s not as if it makes me uglier.”

Durene spoke numbly. It was not fine. She ran her fingertips down her chest, feeling the scar again. Then she looked up sharply.

“But what about the battle? We won, right?”

They had to have won. How else would they be here? Durene remembered the battle, hearing the soldiers screaming around her as they fought the Goblins. So many Goblins. It had felt like they were pushing the entire army back, but Durene had held her ground and swung her club again and again, trying to hold them back. Until the fat hob


short straws, so we had to meet her.”

Revi and Yvlon exchanged glances. They didn’t seem too displeased despite their brush with death. Selys frowned.

“About what?”

Yvlon coughed and Revi shrugged. The two looked too happy. Olesm narrowed his eyes. Selys made a displeased hissing sound.

“Just tell me, would you? You told my grandmother—she’ll tell me.”

“Oh, but we didn’t tell her—”

“Shush!”

Revi nudged Yvlon. The Stitch-Woman smiled at Selys.

“We can’t give out details, Selys. But you know how adventurers have to report income to the Adventurer’s Guild?”

Both Selys and Olesm nodded. Adventurers generally owed ten percent of everything they made to the guild. Normally that was pre-deducted in cases of requests, but when adventurers found treasure in dungeons they were required to pay a tax on what they earned, both tothe Adventurer’s Guild and the city if the dungeon was on their lands. Olesm knew Selys would have to fill out a myriad of forms after the Raskghar’s treasure had been divided up.

“Everyone knows that. What, did your groups find some more treasure in the dungeon? If you did, you’ll have to pay up just like everyone.”

The two adventurers grinned giddily. Now Olesm was seriously beginning to be weirded out. He took a step behind Selys as Revi replied.

“Oh, we know. And normally we’d have to disclose everything. But ah, not this time. We were just stopping by to let Guildmistress Tekshia know that our teams—that is, Griffon Hunt, the Halfseekers, and the Horns of Hammerad—received a huge amount of income. And we’re not paying for any of


might be a hothead and smell like wet dogs, but he can evaluate good strategy when he sees it. Lady Ieka is both a [Mage] and one of the most powerful [Ladies] I know. My money commands authority, if not respect.”

“And my estates are neither large nor powerful or influential. Where do I fit in this gathering?”

Erill smiled. It wasn’t the charming smile that Yitton had seen him using in public. Instead, Erill’s true smile looked sardonic. Not at Yitton, but the world in general.

“Why, you’re the honest one, Yitton. Every secret gathering needs at least one honest man. Who would they trust if not you? Gralton? Ieka? Me? Or take Tyrion at his word? No, but they’d trust Yitton Byres.”

That paused Yitton, but only for a second.what she’d walked into.

“Uh, hello. Ceria.”

“Hey Olesm. Sorry, I didn’t see you were busy.”

Ceria stared at Zevara. The Watch Captain crunched down on a fish flake.

“Don’t mind me, half-Elf. I’m just sitting with a fellow co-worker. Talking about business. Together.”

“Right. I just wanted to say hi.”

The [Cryomancer] stared cautiously at Zevara, and then turned to Olesm.

“Sorry, I’ll leave you to it.”

“Yeah. It’s uh, good to see you.”

Olesm shuffled his feet. He was about to leave it at that, when he saw the man across the table from him raise a hand and throw a bunch of sparks into the air. They floated upwards, turning into tiny phoenixes which flew about, flaming birds dancing in every color.

“What’s that?”

Ceria turned. She blinked as she saw the tiny birds and then


he never got to see because of his work.

“Why haven’t I heard about him being here?”

Ceria gave Olesm a flat look.

“Like I said, he arrived this morning. You aren’t here all the time.”

“True. I have work—”

“—Which is very pressing, isn’t it, Olesm?”

Zevara jumped into the conversation. She leaned around Olesm, not quite nudging Ceria out of the way. The half-Elf glowered at her. Olesm cringed.

He’d had a brief fling with Ceria until she’d essentially prevented him from joining the Horns of Hammerad. And Zevara had a not-so-subtle interest in him. It didn’t take a [Strategist] to tell that he shouldn’t be here. But now Ceria had locked gazes with Zevara.

“It’s a shame he’s so busy. But Olesm’s not on duty right now. Can’t he chat?”

“He’s discussing private information.[Magnesium: physiological aspects and its implication in normal and preeclamptic pregnancies].
The present work provides information about magnesium (Mg) physiology, Mg supplementation during normal pregnancy, and the use of Magnesium Sulfate MgSO4 in preeclampsia and eclampsia. Intestinal absorption, renal excretion and cellular distribution of Mg are described. In addition, this review includes several functions in which Mg is involved such as bone structure, enzymatical activities, cellular signaling, ionic channel regulation and gene expression. Furthermore, Mg supplementation for the prevention of preterm delivery, low birth weight, and preeclampsia are discussed. Results about the use of MgSO4 as treatment of preeclampsia and eclampsia are also revised. Finally, the effects of Mg upon the synthesis, secretion and/or action of vasoactive factors involved in blood pressure and uteroplacental flux regulation are described.


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Liking the game so far, the "random" encounters with the murderer do seem to get predictable and at times annoying but there are a lot of cool stuff in this game that outweighs all that, the scares the items and the nice tidbits of little stuff you find in this game are pretty cool.
Here is a let's play of it for those interested: Youtube.com

Very impressed


in damnation. Maybe it’s because they don’t believe in souls. I don’t know. But it feels personal. It’s not a question of theological principles but a question of pastoral care.

Is evangelism just sharing a message that makes us feel good — like the discounted avocados this week at Walmart — or is there something eternal at stake, something like “eternal life in our enjoyment of God” vs. “eternal death in our rejection of God,” as our Catechism puts it (p. 862)?

Perhaps one reason we want to revise the prayer book is that we no longer want to pray or be concerned for those who, in the words of the Solemn Collects, “have never heard the word of salvation” (p. 279).

Contrary to General Convention’s idea that it will evangelize= false;

    string tmpDir = tars::TC_File::simplifyDirectory(string("/tmp/") + info.packageName + "_update");
    string tgzFile = tars::TC_File::simplifyDirectory(tmpDir + "/" + TC_Common::now2str() + ".tgz");

    LOG->debug() << FILE_FUN << "tmpDir:" << tmpDir << "|tgzFile:" << tgzFile << "|filename:" << info.packageName << endl;

    LOG->debug() << FILE_FUN << "extract path:" << TC_File::extractFilePath(tmpDir) << endl;

    TC_File::makeDirRecursive(TC_File::extractFilePath(tgzFile));
    if(TC_File::isFileExist(tgzFile))
    {
        TC_File::removeFile(tgzFile, false);
    }

    FILE *fp = fopen(tgzFile.c_str(), "wb");
    if(!fp)
    {
        LOG->error() << FILE_FUN << tgzFile << " can not write" << endl;
        return false;


endl;

            goto err;
        }

        if(rsp.buff.size() > 0)
        {
            size_t r = fwrite((void*)rsp.buff.c_str(), 1, rsp.buff.size(), fp);
            if(r == 0)
            {
                LOG->error() << FILE_FUN << "fwrite file '" + tgzFile + "' error!" << endl;
               LOG->error() << FILE_FUN << "md5 of download file not matched: " << downfile_md5 << endl;
        goto err;
    }

    try
    {
        string cmdTar = "tar -zxf " + tgzFile + " -C " + tmpDir;
        popen_sendMsg(cmdTar);
        LOG->debug() << FILE_FUN << "cmdTar: " << cmdTar << endl;
        string unTarPath = tmpDir + "/" + TSEERAGENT_APPNAME + "/" +TSEERAGENT_SERVERNAME;

        //dstpath=$installpath/TSEERAGENT_APPNAME/TSEERAGENT_SERVERNAME
        string cmdCpBin = "cp


home!” he says. “But I guess she doesn’t quite get it.” This is a very common experience for development psychology researchers—and for parents, who might be awe-struck one moment by the child’s moral concern for others, only to witness her failing to display the same behavior moments later.

Trying to Understand Why Preschoolers Share the Way They Do

So, who is right in these cases? The parent who has spent countless hours with their young child and surely grasps the inner workings of his or her mind better than any other adult, or the researcher, who just conducted a standardized study protocol aimed at uncovering an unbiased understanding of these young minds? Our answer is that they’re both right, and the reason why is not as obvious as we mighta five year old who doesn’t.

Most kids want to be fair

What about children who weren’t sharing equally? Were they simply selfish or were they mistaken about how to be fair? If children truly are moral hypocrites driven by selfish motivations, we’d expect them to keep most of the stickers for themselves. But if, instead, they simply didn’t have the ability to share fairly, they should be just as likely to be selfish as generous: Sometimes they’d make a mistake by overshooting (and giving more than they needed to) and other times by undershooting (and giving less).

That is exactly what we found—about half of the children “selfishly” kept the majority of the stickers, but the other half were actually overly “generous,” probably not realizing what they were doing in


to double-check their mistakes: I might randomly divide a bowl of strawberries so that both of my children have about the same, but with counting, I can definitely make sure that it’s the same. And in fact, in our study, children who shared equally seemed much more aware of how many stickers they’d given each person, suggesting that maybe counting was helping them keep track in a much more precise way.

So, can we conclude that children are entirely morally virtuous, just waiting for the opportunity to show their remarkable sharing skills as soon as they understand counting? Not quite. There are many instances, especially ones in which children are taxed in other ways (e.g., having to donate to strangers rather than trusted friends) in which children are inclinedwho both opposed his message and assaulted his person, like his own uncle, Abu Lahab, whom God cursed through a revelation, along with his wife. Worst of all was the leader of the Makhzum clan of the Quraysh, Abu Jahl. Abu Jahl made a mockery of Muhammad and confronted his followers. Abu Jahl would single out converted slaves and then have his hired thugs assault them. He would harass other Meccan Muslims in public, sometimes debarring them from markets, at other times excluding them from caravan trips.

Once Muhammad was established in Medina he had no choice but to fight the likes of Abu Jahl. God Himself had declared: 'Permission to fight is given to those on whom war is made.' (22:39) But it was always a defensive war.


name of God, and dictatorship, rule through brute power. Tyranny, whether religious or secular, countermanded the free spirit of Islam announced and promoted in the Qur'an.

Because Iqbal was a poet-philosopher, his goal was to marry dialogue to dialectics in a way that neither the Greeks nor their modern successors had done. In the Qur'an Iqbal found the model for a dialogue between God and man. It was continuous and multivalent. It began with man's complaint. In 1909, after returning from Europe to India, Iqbal chanted 'The Complaint' before a gathering of fellow Muslims. His soft voice and gentle rhymes belied the stark message: modern Muslims do have a complaint against God. It is a legitimate complaint framed by the trust of centuries, stretching back to the time of*/*
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Many spreadsheet programs provide a macro language which allows users to develop macros for their individual use. Two types of macros are generally available within spreadsheet programs. First, "command macros" are available to perform particular tasks. Command macros are series of instructions which are equivalent to commands that are executed in response to user actions, such as a keystroke, mouse action or pointing device action. The instructions are stored in a structure known as a macro sheet. The instructions on the macro sheet are then interpreted when the user desires to execute the command macro. Second, "function macros" are available to allow the user to create custom functions. Function macros differ from command macros in that function macros return a value, rather than merely performing actions like commanddisregard those allegations

2
 Cf. Balisok v. Edwards, 70 F.3d 1277 (9th Cir.1995) (unpublished order), cert. granted, 116 S.Ct. 1564 (1996)

3
 In addition, under  Sandin v. Conner, 115 S.Ct. 2293, 2300 (1995), it is unlikely that Holland's punishment, which essentially amounted to loss of privileges, would constitute an "atypical, significant" deprivation and thus be considered a liberty interest protected by the Due Process Clause

4
 We note that Holland requests monetary damages for his alleged injuries.  The Eleventh Amendment bars monetary actions against the Indiana Department of Corrections and Barnes and Ditmer in their official capacities.   Will v. Michigan Dept. of State Police, 491 U.S. 58, 66 (1989);   Kentucky v. Graham, 473 U.S. 159, 169 (1985);   Moore v. Indiana, 999 F.2d 1125,


dummy variables for all variables that
#will go in models.
grad4yr_processed_transformed <- data.frame(predict(dmy,newdata = grad4yr_data_processed))

#Convert outcome variable back to binary/factor for predictive models and create back variable with same name
  #not entirely sure who last step created new version of outcome var with ".1" at the end
grad4yr_processed_transformed$graduate_4_yrs.1 <- as.factor(grad4yr_processed_transformed$graduate_4_yrs.1)
grad4yr_processed_transformed$graduate_4_yrs <- as.factor(grad4yr_processed_transformed$graduate_4_yrs)
grad4yr_processed_transformed$graduate_4_yrs.1 <- NULL

#Split data into training and testing/validation datasets based on outcome at 70%/30%
index <- createDataPartition(grad4yr_processed_transformed$graduate_4_yrs, p=0.70, list=FALSE)
trainSet <- grad4yr_processed_transformed[index,]
testSet <- grad4yr_processed_transformed[-index,]

#load caret
library(caret)

#Feature selection using rfe in R Caret, used with profile/comparison
control <- rfeControl(functions = rfFuncs,
                      method = "repeatedcv",
                   on the processed/dummified dataset
library(DMwR)#https://www3.nd.edu/~dial/publications/chawla2005data.pdf for justification
train.SMOTE <- SMOTE(graduate_4_yrs ~ ., data=grad4yr_processed_transformed, perc.over=600, perc.under=100)

#see how balanced SMOTE resulting dataset is
prop.table(table(train.SMOTE$graduate_4_yrs))
#0         1
#0.4615385 0.5384615

#open ROSE package/library
library("ROSE")

#ROSE to balance data (using BOTH) on the processed/dummified dataset
train.both <- ovun.sample(graduate_4_yrs ~ ., data=grad4yr_processed_transformed, method = "both", p=.5,
                               N = 2346)$data
#see how balanced BOTH resulting dataset is
prop.table(table(train.both$graduate_4_yrs))
#0         1
#0.4987212 0.5012788

#ROSE to balance data (using BOTH) on the processed/dummified dataset
table(grad4yr_processed_transformed$graduate_4_yrs)
#0    1
#1144  618

library("caret")
#create random forests using balanced data from above
RF_model_both <- train(train.both[,predictors],train.both[,