have historically developed over time in each country and the systems partly used different methods for conducting surveys. Methodological differences between countries are documented in the quality reports available on the Eurostat website \[[@CR23]\]. Designing one common health questionnaire for such a large geographical region as the European region was a challenge. Cultural differences in regards to differing norms, health habits, and health care systems etc. made it challenging to tailor survey questions that were appropriate for different settings. We cannot exclude the possibility that national particularities compromise the comparability of results. Furthermore, differing geographical and climate conditions needs to be considered when interpreting the research findings. For example, the comparative findings of a health behavior such as bicycling for transportation need to be contextualized because it mightMW, RK, JH, SM and MV developed the study design, sampling procedure and coordinated the field work. SB and RK provided statistical support and were the coordinators of the data quality assurance. SB, RK, JF, MW and SM processed and validated the data. All authors contributed to writing the manuscript and to critically revising it for important intellectual content. JF compiled the first draft and the final version of the manuscript.

Competing interests {#FPar4}
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Not applicable.

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The study protocol was inspected and approved by the 'Federal Commissioner for Data Protection and Freedom of Information in Germany'. Written informed consent was obtained from all participants. Participants were informed about the goals and contents of the


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Defendants counter by asserting, and correctly so, that the testimony of defendant Wisti, to which objection was registered, was only that of his purported statements to the judge rather than testimony of a two-way conversation between Wisti and the judge; that, in any event, plaintiff Jane Cassidy also testified that she knew and believed that Wisti had advised the trial judge in the manner indicated by his testimony; and that the testimony was not, therefore, prejudicial to plaintiffs.
In the instant case, neither party was incapable of testifying, and the testimony of defendant Wisti was in material part corroborated by


panic, hopelessly disorganized and unprepared. Instead of laughing at other well-organized countries, we urgently need to prepare a manual for emergencies.

Our society also needs to be more transparent. According to newspaper reports, the health officials were initially reluctant to reveal everything about the spread of MERS-CoV because they thought that the disclosure might result in unnecessary nationwide panic and unrest. If that is true, they did not learn anything from the Japanese invasion of Korea in 1592.

Just before the war, King Seonjo dispatched two Korean envoys to Japan to see if the country was really preparing for war. Upon returning, one envoy warned that war was imminent. The other, however, denied the possibility of war, even though he, too, knew it was only a matter of time. Histhe Clean Air Act Amendments of 1990;
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(C) Is in the public interest; and
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(ii) If the plan does not provide for continued or increased use of Indiana coal, such nonprovision is justified by economic considerations including the effects in the regions of Indiana in which the mining of coal provides employment and in the service territory of the public utility; and
(2) Approves the cost and schedule estimate for developing and implementing the environmental


an Ohio tax credit law that exempted from taxation the sale of Ohio-produced ethanol on grounds that the law discouraged the sale of Indiana-produced ethanol in Ohio).
A state statute may violate the Commerce Clause either by discriminating against out-of-state economic interests or by benefitting in-state interests. See Bacchus Imports, Ltd. v. Dias, 468 U.S. 263, 273, 104 S.Ct. 3049, 3056, 82 L.Ed.2d 200 (1984) (`[I]t is irrelevant to the Commerce Clause inquiry that the motivation of the legislature was the desire to aid [in-state interests] rather than to harm out-of-state producers.'); Limbaeh, 486 U.S. at 273-74, 108 S.Ct. at 1807-08. Thus, the court must determine whether the challenged portions of the [Act] are just `protectionist measure[s], of whether [the Act] can fairly be viewed as a law directedthere were challenging a Commission order on the grounds that it was an unconstitutional taking under the Fifth Amendment; in the present case, the constitutional challenge is to the statute underlying the Commission order, not to the order itself. The Commission is without jurisdiction to adjudicate such a challenge.
[3]  We note that Judge Tinder's decision follows on the heels of the decision of the United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit in Alliance for Clean Coal v. Miller (1995), 7th Cir., 44 F.3d 591, striking down provisions of the 1991 Illinois Coal Act (enacted in response to the CAAA; see 220 ILCS 5/8-402.1) on Commerce Clause grounds.
[4]  "`Indiana coal' means coal from a mine whose coal deposits are located in the ground wholly or


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The authors also wish to correct some errors in reference information given in the published article.

Reference 2 of the original published article is incorrect. The correct name of the publisher is: Behavioral Publications. The correct reference is: Lawton MP. Assessing the competence of older people. In: Kent DP, Kastenbaum R, Sherwood S editors. Research planning and action for the elderly: the power and potential of social science. New York: Behavioral Publications; 1972. pp. 122--143. \[[@pone.0164925.ref007]\]

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Regarding intellectual activity, it is often defined as a form of elderly people's leisure activities and in fact, there are studies that have categorized the elderly's leisure activities into cognitive/intellectual activities, social activities and physical activities. However, in the authors' studies, instead of categorizing intellectual activity as forms of leisure


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Vagrant Stopped Working, Says VirtualBox Version is Not Supported

I have Vagrant 1.6.3 and VirtualBox 4.3.12 on Windows 8.1 Pro(64 bits). Vagrant was working fine till yesterday.
Suddenly, it started giving this error on vagrant up (in powershell):
The provider 'virtualbox' that was requested to back the machine
'default' is reporting that it isn't usable on this system. The
reason is shown below:

Vagrant has detected that you have a version of VirtualBox installed
that is not supported. Please install one of the supported versions
listed below to use Vagrant:

4.0, 4.1, 4.2, 4.3

I have tried following:

Uninstall both Vagrant and VirtualBox (5-6 times) and reinstall. I rebooted after every install/uninstall.
Tried different (latest as well as older) versions of both Vagrant and VirtualBox. I have tried Vagrant 1.6.3 and Vagrant 1.6.5, VirtualBox 4.3.16, 4.3.12, 4.3.10.
Disabling antitsunamis, …). In recent years we have seen a slight increase in the use of the latter type of definition. The result may be that a party is genuinely unable to perform its obligations yet falls outside the closed list and so cannot claim relief due to force majeure. Such clauses may however create legal uncertainty for both parties since, in relatively extreme circumstances, it may be held in bad faith and an abuse of right for the counterparty to hold the affected party to obligations which are genuinely impossible to perform.

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Can a robot programed with 3 laws operating system harm a human who is harming another human?

We see that a robot can attack another robot in defense of a human, but can a 3 Laws programed robot defend one human from another human?

A:

Yes, it can.
There are varying ways to defend one human from another human attacking them.
For starters, a robot could remove the victim from the place of attack: pick up the victim and run away from the attacker.
A robot could simply stand between the attacker and the victim, and block the attack - let the attacker hit it, instead of the victim.
A robot could immobilise the attacker without harming them, such as by wrapping its arms around them to stop them hitting the victim.
If there was a


humans (Spacers) were conspiring to irradiate the Earth. They had different motives: Levular Mandamus wanted to irradiate the planet slowly, over centuries, merely to force the Earthpeople to leave the planet; Kelden Amadiro wanted to irradiate the planet quickly, over only a decade or two, which would kill billions of Earthpeople who would be unable to leave the planet in time.
Two robots, R. Daneel Olivaw and R. Giskard Reventlov, are trying to prevent this. They arrive on the scene and find Amadiro pointing a blaster at Mandamus (trying to convince Mandamus to do things Amadiro's way).

Quicker than the eye could follow, an arm stretched out to seize Amadiro's wrist, paralysing it with pressure, and the blaster was gone.
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around and turned towards Pinkie.
“Pinkie, I don’t think you know what you’ve done!
An epic rhyme battle you have just begun!”

Pinkie smirked back at Zecora, then nodded at Vinyl Scratch. With a flick of her horn, Vinyl switched out the records and put on her headphones. Pinkie struck a pose and began rapping.
“If it’s a battle you want, then c’mon, Z, let’s go!
You can rhyme all you want, but I’ll still beat you, though!”

“I have been rhyming ever since I was just a little filly!
If you think that you can beat me, well Pinkie, that’s silly!”

“I’ve got focus so strong, I’ll outfocus you all!
Spent a whole day once staring straight at a wall!
And there’s nothing more boring than watching paint dry;
So I’ll outrhyme you, and that isn’t a lie!”

“Focused?say here that hasn't already been said, except for one question that won't leave my head: if the rhyming is a curse, why didn't Zecora tell anyone ages ago? Was she just hoping someone like Pinkie would make that mistake?

>>georgWell I understand your point Georg, but while I could comment on French poetry, English poetry is still way beyond my skill. I don't even know what exactly the rules are in terms of metric and/or verses. Suffice I mispronounce a word and I could make a pointless comment.

So on poetry, really I prefer stay silent and let qualified experts such as Horizon or you speak up.

That aside, this was mildly amusing at the end, but I have to admit that most rap battles don’t really do much for


Electronic Arts will 'push forward' with loot boxes in future games

The publisher said it is working with regulators to ensure that its games do not break any laws.

Loot boxes have been a real source of trouble for Electronic Arts in recent months, beginning with a furor over their implementation last year in Star Wars: Battlefront 2, and growing from there into a wave of international criticism. Yet in a recent earnings call, EA chief executive Andrew Wilson said the company is going to "push on" with loot boxes, and challenged the common complaint that they are a form of gambling.

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the fire before the fire deparment.

Sherwood explained that the CPD was dispatched first to check on an incomplete 911 call coming from Pavey's Grocery in Carthage - something he said was standard procedure. He also noted that the second call that came in reported a fire at an abandoned house, something which, it turned out, was not accurate.
According to Sherwood, the tone went out alerting the fire department after the second 911 call came in. He said his department was notified that the fire department was in route within one minute and 28 seconds of that.

"My comments did not come out of a vacuum," Bush said. "It came from conversations with (Carthage Town Marshal) Mike Onkst and the fire chief." At the January 9 meeting, Carthage Fire Chieflast as long as possible. By directing your people to put salt on the road, you are simply causing the road to deteriorate. You do not have the manpower, equipment or funds to maintain and repair the road."

Rush County Commissioner Kenny Masters told Bush that he had spoken with Rush County Highway Superintendent Jerry Sitton about the town's request for sand. Masters said Sitton told him he doesn't want to give sand to the town.

Carthage works manager Jimmie Alcorn said a county worker who lives in the area told him he has to drive all the way to Rushville to clock in before he can start plowing roads. Masters said he was not aware of that policy.

Bush said Carthage was simply offering to help the county out. While


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are they going to do now?"

Belluzzo said that this (the EMC-Data Domain merger) could be a defining moment in the marketplace from a Quantum perspective.

"Being one of the few players with a core technology in this area, we
think it still ultimately means that we have opportunity," Belluzzo
said. "It's up to us to be positioned for the most success."

Chris Preimesberger was named Editor-in-Chief of Features & Analysis at eWEEK in November 2011. Previously he served eWEEK as Senior Writer, covering a range of IT sectors that include data center systems, cloud computing, storage, virtualization, green IT, e-discovery and IT governance. His blog, Storage Station, is considered a go-to information source. Chris won a national Folio Award for magazine writing in November 2011 for a coverQ:

How to unselect an item in a select box?

I have an easy question for you today.  I have a select box that enables the user to select multiple items.  Also, when the user returns to the page, he can see which items he selected and unselect them if necessary. The trouble is that when I try to unselect, the selection just turns gray; it does NOT unselect.
<select name="MySelect" multiple>
<option value="1">1</option>
<option value="2">2</option>
<option value="3" selected="selected">3</option>
<option value="4">4</option>
<option value="5">5</option>
</select>

So, when the element above renders to the page, I have no way to unselecting the option. The value is STILL getting passed to the form.
Any help?

A:

You can deselect options in a multi-value select list by ctrl-clicking it.


presented the Elite Athlete Development committee with difficult choices. Our continuing goal is to increase our grant program’s reach each year through fund raising activities in order to promote and support track & field from youth programs through the ultimate goal of representing the USA and being an Olympic medalist,” stated Foundation Director Wayne Vandenburg.

Recently the USATF Foundation announced a major gift from Foundation Director Stephen Schwarzman in the amount of $2.5 million to support elite athletes. These 55 Elite Athlete Grants are separate from that program. The Stephen Schwarzman Grants will be awarded later in the season after the USATF Outdoor Championships in Sacramento. Athletes that have applied for an Elite Athlete Development Grant will also be considered in the applicant pool for the Stephen Schwarzman Grantstraining centers. The Foundation depends upon donations from its Board of Directors, major gifts and from generous fans of track & field.

Elite athletes are supported by the Foundation via monetary grants and participation in Run With US! (www.runwithus.org). Youth athletes are supported via monetary grants to youth clubs.

Testimonials

I just wanted to thank you for awarding Bell Oaks Upper Elementary School a USATF Foundation Youth Grant. With your grant, we were able to purchase new, real uniforms and compete in 9 meets. The kids felt much more confident and excelled more this year. Thank you so much!


higher offer. Xstrata had originally offered C$18.50 for every Lionore share, countered by a Norilsk offer of C$21.50 per share. Xstrata raised their offer to C$25, which forced Norilsk to present a final offer of C$27.50.

Shortly after the takeover, Norilsk announced that it would not continue mining at Thunderbox, instead preferring to concentrate on the company's nickel projects. The mine eventually closed in November 2007.

After the closure of the mine, Norilsk used the camp at Thunderbox for accommodation for its workers at the nearby Waterloo Nickel Mine, until the later was placed into care and maintenance, too.

The board of Saracen Mineral Holdings approved a project to develop the Thunderbox deposit in Q3 FY2015, with prestrip mining commencing in 2015. First gold was poured in February 2016.

Production
Production figures ofnose.tools import *
import TestingPractice.main

def test_hours():
    to_test = [8,8,7,8] # 31
    assert_equal(total_hours(to_test), 31)

when running nosetests:
/Documents/Developer/Python/TestingPractice/tests/test_main.py", line 7, in test_hours
    assert_equal(total_hours(to_test), 31)
NameError: global name 'total_hours' is not defined

I have tried many different paths for the import, even the relative importing (which caused the relative importing error) and also tried export PYTHONPATH=. to no avail.

A:

I was, for some weird reason, not telling Python how to import the function. While a little, obvious fix, I missed it.
Here it is:
in the test_main.py I had to do:
from TestingPractice.main import total_hours

Then, while in the working directory of the top TestingPractice, nosetests worked as supposed to.


Q:

How to update SQLITE3 version of Xcode?

I already searched on the net a way to update the SQLITE3 version of Xcode, but I didn't found any working way. It is a way to do it?

A:

If you want to use your own version of sqlite3, perhaps because you want to use newer features only provided by a later version, then probably the best thing to do would be to create an Xcode static library project to build sqlite3 and then include that library with your app (statically linked).  This will avoid using the system version.
This should be fairly trivial, given the number of source files that make-up sqlite3.
You could probably make a dynamic library version, but that's slightly more complicated, though certainly possible.

therefore irrelevant, but I would actually prefer the word banana with some lengths, as it most clearly and unambiguously communicates the correct ideas to most modern speakers; the alternatives suggested have sound reasoning behind them, but I find them worse for communication.

A:

Don't just look at stresses, there are languages with long and short vowels. Czech, Slovak and Hungarian uses: banán, Latvian uses: banāns.
So to answer: I would copy that and make the first short and the second syllable long.


at UT Austin, receive a personal sponsorship with CM Storm, convince TeSPA to do all of his PR for free, and has generally put himself in the perfect position to play in WCS America. Coupled with the fact that he's one of the most personable and most English adept Korean players out there, and it won’t be surprising to see spectators chanting “USA USA USA” whenever Polt wins.

Most Surprising (in-game) Result: More than one player from the Americas making it out of the Ro32

Going into the Ro32, many pundits and commentators were stating that they "wouldn’t be surprised" to see 0 players from the Americas advance. That prediction has turned out to be wrong, but the most surprising result was that a player other than managed to advance.NaNiwa made sure to

Most disappointing lack of BM:

The XMG.monchi/ Mill.Dayshi / Acer.Nerchio group

Even ESL knew what was up when the trio of Monchi, Dayshi, and Nerchio entered Group F, and they wasted no time trying to play up the vast BM potential.

Actual ESL production screen.

Unfortunately, none of the players lived up expectations, calmly GG'ing out of their games without a fuss at all. They didn't even throw the fans a bone with snarky tweets about balance after the games. Our humble suggestion to ESL for next season, so that there will never be such disappointment again: Live group selections ceremonies for the Ro16, with a 1 hour open bar beforehand.

Best player not from North America, South America, Asia, Europe, Africa or Antarctica: Moonglade

From the start, it was obvious


that WCS America would be the only refuge for a large number of players who didn't fall into WCS Europe or WCS Korea. Despite their gross mistreatment of Chinese players, MLG at least saw it fit to award one spot to the region known as "SEA", giving it to WCS 2012 continental champion . If mOOnGLaDe was feeling the pressure of being the sole representative of all the players within a few hundred million square kilometers, he didn't let it show. Tossed into a group with Alicia, , and , mOOnGLaDe overcame a loss in his initial game to win two straight series and secure his spot in the Ro16. It will only get tougher for mOOnGLaDe in the Ro16, but we're sure he'll continue to keep hisrobbery and robbery (Indictment No.

12-12-2484).

       At oral argument on the motion, no defendant contended that

the judge was biased or recalled his prosecution of Collins at

the    time   he   issued     the   orders.         To   the    contrary,    Presley's

counsel stated he had "no reason to believe that [the judge]

recalled or [was] biased," and further declared that whether the

judge     had       such     recollection          was     "entirely        completely

irrelevant."


the warrants.                   And no one argues that the

judge knew of the disqualifying prior prosecutions at the time

he   reviewed      the    affidavits     or    that      he    was   actually    biased

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       Our Supreme Court has also given significant weight to the

public's    perception          of     facts     known       contemporaneously          in

establishing precedent for mandatory disqualifications.                           See In

re Advisory Letter No. 7-11, supra, 213 N.J. at 66 (municipal

court judge disqualified from handling criminal matters arising

from municipality where his sonthat requires the suppression of evidence.14

Even    when   we   suppress     evidence       to   preserve    constitutional

principles, we recognize that "the exclusionary rule exacts a

14
    In fact, the Supreme Court has found that disqualification
may not be required (even by the administrative directive issued
September 19, 1983) when a PCR judge's role in the prior
prosecution of an unrelated indictment was marginal, remote, and
not realized by the judge.       The Court therefore concluded
defendant had not established that reason existed that "might
preclude a fair and unbiased hearing and judgment, or which
might reasonably lead counsel or the parties to believe so," in
violation of Rule 1:12-1.


and its

purposes."       State v. Herrerra, 211 N.J. 308, 330 (2012); see

also State v. Badessa, 185 N.J. 303, 311 (2005); State v. Hai

Kim    Nguyen,   419    N.J.    Super.    413,   428   (App.     Div.),     certif.

denied,    208   N.J.    339    (2011).        Therefore,      our   courts    have

declined to apply the exclusionary rule when doing so

            would advance none of its purposes --
           deterrence, judicial integrity, and imposing
            a cost on illicit behavior -- and would
            disserve the process of doing justice in
            this state by preventing the introduction of
            reliable and relevant evidence in a criminal
            prosecution.   Use of that evidence in this
            state will not offend the integrity of our


been

tainted by the judge's participation clearly inform the nature

and extent of the remedy required.                       When a judge engaged in

negotiations for employment with a law firm appearing before

him,     the     Supreme     Court      concluded        that          "a     knowledgeable,

objective        observer"      might        reasonably          perceive    N.J.    477

(2009).        The defendant raised for the first time at sentencing

                                             30                                       A-4816-12T2
that approximately eighteen years earlier, his business rented a

hot dog cart to the municipal court judge and had not been paid.

The judge recalled


rapid gradient echo (MPRAGE) sequences were acquired with the following parameters: repetition time 2,300 ms; echo time 2.86 ms; flip angle, 9; field of view, 256 mm; 60 slices; slice thickness 1.0 mm, as previously described.^[@R6]^ FreeSurfer image analysis suite (version 4.5.0) (<http://surfer.nmr.mgh.harvard.edu/>) was used to measure cortical thickness on T1-weighted MPRAGE images. Measures of cortical thickness were obtained by estimating the closest distance between the gray/white matter boundary and the gray matter/CSF boundary at each vertex of the tessellated surface.^[@R6],[@R16]^ Differences in cortical thickness between patients with PPA and healthy controls were shown on the entire surface area of the neocortex using an FDR of 0.001.^[@R6],[@R17]^ Cortical thickness was measured from a 20-mm region of interest (ROI) placed in the most atrophic anterior temporal and lateral orbitofrontalused to perform whole brain tractography (stepsize 0.5 mm; fractional anisotropy threshold 0.15; angle threshold 35). Finally, the whole brain tractography was imported in TrackVis (<http://www.trackvis.org>) for visualization.^[@R6]^

Tract-specific reconstructions and measurements. {#s1-3}
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TrackVis was used to perform the virtual in vivo dissection of the 3 tracts of interest according to previously published methods.^[@R6],[@R20][@R21][@R25]^ Tractography dissections were obtained using manually defined ROIs on the orthogonal fractional anisotropy images. The following tracts were dissected as previously described.^[@R7],[@R21]^

The uncinate fasciculus is a U-shaped bundle that arises in the temporal pole, lateral to the parahippocampal gyrus and amygdala. In the temporal lobe, the uncinate fasciculus is ventral to the inferior fronto-occipital fasciculus. Arching forward, the uncinate then enters the external capsule and splits into a ventrolateral and an anteromedial branch.^[@R7]^ The ventrolateral component


League of Legends (157 million) led the way, followed by PUBG, Hearthstone, Overwatch and Dota 2.

It's important to note the graph marks total viewership in titles that also have esports competitions, not pure esports viewership.

It's also worth mentioning that the games esport's scene has seen some spectacular numbers recently. The grand finals of the ELEAGUE Major: Boston on Sunday broke a record for most concurrent viewers on Twitch, with 1.3 million.

eSports fans, take this survey! Where do you live? How old are you? Do you currently own a gaming PC or laptop? Have you purchased a gaming laptop or PC in the last 12 months? Are you planning on purchasing a gaming PC or laptop in the next 12 months? What are the most important considerations when purchasingQ:

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I have been scouring through the forum looking for an answer and I can't seem to find one.  Sorry for the length of code!
Basically, what I want looking to do is set the value of "$0.00" in the "Billing_Prepayment" field if the first "if" statement returns nothing.  Currently, if I run the code, and there are not matches, the "Billing_Prepayment" field goes blank. Not sure what I am missing.  I have tried; "", Null, Isblank.  Nothing has worked.
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(If you wanted to get the prototype of the object, you'd use Object.getPrototypeOf [you might also see code using the deprecated __proto__ accessor property; don't use it in new code].)
Your Box2 isn't a constructor function, it's just an object. So if you want to add a new method, you just do that directly:
const Box = {
  pick: function(...fruits) {
    this.fruits = "You've picked the fruits " + fruits;
  $('span[data-count]').text(this.fruits);
  }
}
var Box2 = Object.create(Box);
Box2.newMethod = function() {
//  ^---- no .prototype here *********************************
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}
Box2.pick('Apple'); // Prototype?
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Box2 will have its own newMethod, and will inherit pick from its prototype (Box).
Simpler example:

const a = {
  method1() {
    console.log("this is method1");
  }
};
const b = Object.create(a);
b.method2 =the recurrence $\mathbf{h}_{i}=\text{BiLSTM}\left( \phi ^{\text{emb}}\left( x_{i}\right) , \mathbf{h}_{i-1}\right)$. Self-attention is a very effective method of leveraging context-aware features over variable-length sequences for natural language processing tasks [@tan2018deep; @P18-1135]. In our case, we use self-attention mechanism to capture the contextual information for each token. In this paper, we adopt @NIPS2017_7181, where we first map the matrix of input vectors $\bf{X}$ $\in$ $\mathbb{R}^{T\times d}$ ($d$ represents the mapped dimension) to queries (${\mathbf{Q}}$), keys (${\mathbf K}$) and values (${\mathbf V}$) matrices by using different linear projections and the self-attention output [**[C]{}**]{} $\in$ $\mathbb{R}^{T\times d}$ is a weighted sum of values: $${\bf{C}} = \operatorname { softmax } \left( \frac { \mathbf Q \mathbf K^\top } { \sqrt { d _ { k } } } \right) \mathbf V.$$

After obtaining the output of


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Workers You Canestimate the overall heritability and to partition heritability among chromosomes. For LGs 6, 14, and 17, we also partitioned the contributions of large blocks enriched in non‐neutral SNPs ("nnBlocks"; see below) and the rest of the LG.

The data set used for association mapping was also used to calculate LD between SNPs within nnBlocks and outside nnBlocks on the same linkage groups (LG6, LG14, and LG17) using the *genetics* package in R (<https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=genetics>).

For further details see Supporting Information Appendix, Methods S7.

Results {#evl374-sec-0080}
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SHORE STRUCTURE AND PHENOTYPIC PATTERNS {#evl374-sec-0090}
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We obtained 600 snails from a 152 m transect along the shore (Fig. [1](#evl374-fig-0001){ref-type="fig"}). The transect covers two habitat transitions: one from the crab‐inhabited boulder field to a rock platform, and one from the rock platform to the near‐vertical, wave‐exposed cliff (Fig. [1](#evl374-fig-0001){ref-type="fig"}A, "1"


exploiting these opportunities requires extensive sampling and genotyping, plus improved methods of data analysis (Gompert et al. [2012](#evl374-bib-0016){ref-type="ref"}; Lindtke et al. [2012](#evl374-bib-0033){ref-type="ref"}; Parchman et al. [2013](#evl374-bib-0042){ref-type="ref"}; Vines et al. [2016](#evl374-bib-0060){ref-type="ref"}; Stankowski et al. [2017](#evl374-bib-0056){ref-type="ref"}). The simulation approach developed here advances the use of hybrid zones to detect and interpret genomic regions underlying divergence.

IDENTIFICATION OF NON‐NEUTRAL SNPs AND EXTENT OF DIFFERENTIATION {#evl374-sec-0150}
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Clinal patterns proved to be pervasive across the genome. This is not surprising given restricted gene flow between ecotypes and is likely to be the case also in other empirical systems (e.g., Stankowski et al. [2017](#evl374-bib-0056){ref-type="ref"}). Our simulations, informed by our prior knowledge about the demographic history of *L. saxatilis*, showed that significant clines often occur at neutral loci that are not linked to any selected loci. Observing clinal variation is clearly not sufficientscan, which we expected to bias against regions affected by divergent selection but with limited differentiation, we ran a BayeScan (Foll and Gaggiotti [2008](#evl374-bib-0014){ref-type="ref"}) analysis and compared it with our cline analysis (Supplementary Information Appendix, Methods S9, Fig. [S13](#evl374-supl-0010){ref-type="supplementary-material"}). The results show a strong overlap between analyses (∼70% of outlier SNPs were identical under our settings), owing to the fact that both analyses identify loci of high differentiation. However, the BayeScan outlier analysis was systematically biased against the low‐differentiation SNPs detected by the cline analysis. For example, the nnBlock on LG17, which showed strong patterns of LD and strong evidence of selection, could not be detected with the BayeScan analysis under standard settings, and many SNPs in this region remained undetectable even under lenient settings (Supplementary Information Appendix,


binary comparison (Stuart et al. [2017](#evl374-bib-0057){ref-type="ref"}).

Overall, our analyses show that the cline‐based approach represents a significant improvement over genome‐scan methods because more information is available to distinguish signatures of selection, including forms of selection that are not simply divergent between habitats, from neutral variation. They reveal a clustered genetic architecture, dominated by large blocks of strong LD, and show how these genomic regions are associated with adaptive phenotypes and environmental transitions. Similar approaches can be applied productively in many other systems.

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Associate Editor: S. Wright

Supporting information
======================

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**TABLE S1.1** Summary statistics of the maximum‐likelihood results for simulated allele‐frequency data at neutrally evolving loci, with the number of individuals in each patch set to *N* =100.

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Click here for additional data file.

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**TABLE S1.2** Summary statistics of the maximum‐likelihood results forRB analysed data; AMW drafted the initial version of the manuscript, and all authors contributed to later versions of the manuscript.

We are very grateful to people who helped with fieldwork, snail processing, and DNA extractions, particularly Laura Brettell, Mårten Duvetorp, Juan Galindo, Anne‐Lise Liabot and Irena Senčić. We would also like to thank Magnus Alm Rosenblad and Mats Töpel for their contribution to assembling the *Littorina saxatilis* genome, Carl André, Pasi Rastas, and Romain Villoutreix for discussion, and two anonymous reviewers for their helpful comments on the manuscript. We are grateful to RapidGenomics for library preparation and sequencing. We thank the Natural Environment Research Council, the European Research Council and the Swedish Research Councils VR and Formas (Linnaeus grant to the Centre for Marine Evolutionary Biology and Tage


Erlander Guest Professorship) for funding. P.C. was funded by the University of Sheffield Vice‐chancellor\'s India scholarship. R.F. is funded by the European Union\'s Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under the Marie Sklodowska‐Curie grant agreement no. 706376. M. Raf. was supported by the Adlerbert Research Foundation.

The reference genome assembly and genetic map, information on snail sampling positions and phenotypes, and capture sequencing data are available via Dryad and SRA, <https://doi.org/10.5061/dryad.bp25b65> and <https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/sra/SRP155664>. Custom scripts for data analysis are available on GitHub, <https://github.com/AnjaWestram>.
Characterization of neutron transmuted zinc traces in pure copper materials by isotope dilution mass spectrometry.
The neutron transmutation doping (NTD) of highly pure copper with zinc was investigated as a promising means of achieving controlled gradation of the zinc content in the range 1-20 microg g(-1). The doping process leads to the enrichment of two stable isotopes 64Zn and 66Zn in a ratio which differs from that of natural isotopic distribution. Mass spectrometric investigations by thermal ionization mass spectrometry (TIMS) were performed to validate the results obtained by gamma spectrometry. The investigations included both determination of the isotopic ratios of the doped zinc isotopes and the analysis of the accumulated zinc contents by isotope dilution (ID) analysis. Thereby a sample-specific correction of the blank could be performed because the


the recording medium.
Even with the black platen, however, the quantity of the reflected light is not zero. Then, it is considered that the detection precision may be lowered by the influences of the reflected light in the state where the recording medium is not present in the irradiation target portion of the light.
Thus, a configuration, in which a sloped face is formed on the platen at the irradiation target portion of the light from a light emitting element, has been proposed in JP-A-2004-255867. With this configuration, the light from the light emitting element can be positively reflected by the sloped face in the direction having no light receiving element.401 F.2d 205, 211 (4th Cir. 1968).

13
We note that the Company's withdrawal of previous commitments, in addition to being more than a year after the beginning of the strike, was almost ten months after the last previous negotiating session.  In the meantime, the plant had a new general manager, Pemberton, who was present during the negotiations in question.  It was his desire, certainly not unreasonable in view of the long gap in negotiations, to have certain items he deemed inequitable restored to the bargaining table.  Nevertheless, the Board, in finding that the Company's real purpose was to frustrate bargaining and undermine the Union, did expressly attach significance to the withdrawal of the aging commitments.

14
The testimony of the representatives of the two parties as to what


transpired at the September 28 meeting varies both in detail and in total effect.

15
The testimony of the Union's negotiators, Riffe and Bryant, sets forth the following picture: At the time Fahy presented the revised proposal, he stated that this was the Company's final proposal.  The Union negotiators met for a brief caucus to evaluate the document after its presentation, following which Riffe indicated to the Company spokesmen that the new draft was less acceptable than the prior proposal.  A discussion of many of the items in the new draft followed.  On almost every issue, the Company's answer was claimed to be that the September 28 proposal was its final offer.  The meeting concluded with Riffe requesting Fahy to consider making changes in the newan extended time, the mediator returned from a meeting with the Union representatives, stating that the hard core issues remained unsolved and that there was an additional issue of the Union's insistence that all strikers be returned to work.  The Company at this time learned that there was to be a union meeting in a few days, at which Riffe planned to submit the September 28 proposal to the membership for consideration.  Fahy agreed to review the contract proposals and discuss the matter with company officials and, at the suggestion of the mediator, to write a letter to the Union.  Riffe then came back to the meeting, at which time he advised that he would recommend to the Union membership that the Company's proposal be


on the complaint May 6, 1968.  At his encouragement, the two parties entered into discussions which resulted in the execution of a Settlement Agreement3 providing for the immediate resumption of negotiations.  Twelve meetings were held between May 8 and August 2, 1968.  The Board concluded that during these negotiations the Company continued to bargain in bad faith, thereby engaging in unfair labor practices in violation of Section 8(a)(5) and (1) of the Act, 29 U.S.C. 158(a)(5) and (1).  This issue was not before the Examiner.4

31
Our review of factual findings by the Board is limited to determining whether such findings are supported by substantial evidence 'when viewed in the light that the record in its entirety furnishes, including the body of evidence opposed to theits examiner disagree.  We intend only to recognize that evidence supporting a conclusion may be less substantial when an impartial, experienced examiner who has observed the witnesses and lived with the case has drawn conclusions different from the Board's than when he has reached the same conclusion.  The findings of the examiner are to be considered along with the consistency and inherent probability of testimony.  The significance of his report, of course, depends largely on the importance of credibility in the particular case.'

36
In reaching the decision that the Company's action in regard to the September 28 meeting was in violation of the Act, the Board concluded that the new proposal was presented by the Company as a final offer, thereby making further negotiations futile.


as to the principal witnesses.

45
The Board made the additional findings that as of September 28, 1967, the Company was bargaining in bad faith and that the later unilateral changes made by the Company were also in violation of the Act.  In our view, each of these determinations is the outgrowth of the Board's conclusion that the Company presented the revised proposal as its final offer.  Since we have determined that their initial conclusion could only be arrived at by making credibility resolutions, the credibility issues are therefore the most important aspect of the present case.

46
As the Supreme Court indicated in Universal Camera, supra, 340 U.S. 474, 71 S.Ct. 456, the significance of the examiner's findings varies proportionately with the importance of credibility issues.  Id. atthe events starting in August 1965 when the union was first certified by the Board, is reflected in the statement of its plant superintendent when he told one of the employees that a union victory in the decertification election would do no good because 'they (the company) would continue to stall as usual and by the end of the year they would have enough new employees in there to vote the Union out.'

1
 All of the bargaining between the parties which took place in 1965 and 1966 occurred more than six months before the filing of the Union's charge herein (November 13, 1967), and therefore can serve as background only.  29 U.S.C. 160(b).  See Local Lodge No. 1424, Machinists v. N.L.R.B., 362 U.S. 411, 80 S.Ct.


h(p) = -14*p**3 + 3*p**2 + 3*p - 22. Determine -h(g) + 3*w(g).
2*g**3 - 3*g + 25
Let c(z) = -914*z**2 + 8*z + 4. Let j(q) = q**2 + 2*q + 1. Give -c(p) + 4*j(p).
918*p**2
Let l be (-48)/(-20)*((-21)/9 + -1). Let x(p) = 4*p + 3. Let w(k) be the first derivative of 11*k**2/2 + 8*k - 10. What is l*x(g) + 3*w(g)?
g
Let m(n) = -1. Let q(l) = -1 - 21*l - l**3 - 5 + 30*l + 3. Calculate 5*m(c) - q(c).
c**3 - 9*c - 2
Let y(f) = 3. Let h(z) = z - 1. Let m be (-20)/(-16) + 3/(-12). Let l(i) = -4*i - 10. Let t(a) = m*l(a) + 3*h(a). Calculate -2*t(p) - 9*y(p).
2*p - 1
Let j(i) = 25*i + 5. LetpH-dependent conformational properties of saposins and their interactions with phospholipid membranes.
Saposins A, B, C, and D are small lysosomal glycoproteins released by proteolysis from a single precursor polypeptide, prosaposin. We have presently investigated the conformational states of saposins and their interaction with membranes at acidic pH values similar to those present in lysosomes. With the use of phase partitioning in Triton X-114, experimental evidence was provided that, upon acidification, saposins (Sap) A, C, and D acquire hydrophobic properties, while the hydrophilicity of Sap B is apparently unchanged. The pH-dependent exposure of hydrophobic domains of Sap C and D paralleled their pH-dependent binding to large unilamellar vesicles composed of phosphatidylcholine, phosphatidylserine, and cholesterol. In contrast, the binding of Sap A to the vesicles was very restricted, in spite of


the BBC launching lots
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up, new brands, , radio, TV
channels with new numbers after
them, it's going to be much
more about whether you can
build something more organic,
and something that is much more
shared, shared hopefully with
many of the people in his room
than a more traditional picture
of what a broadcaster does.
Thank you very much.
SPEAKER: Now can I
ask a question?
I mean, it's interesting how
you've made the journey.
Because you were a radio-TV
only, then you moved online and
became a global newspaper, in
fact one of the most
well-respected and
authoritative newspapers, one
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world, and I know it's been all
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years, but in fact, as we know,
almost all the traffic has
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there for your written
content on that place.
So then having builtbandwidth to me
backing up 120 million
average emails.
So that's a video conference!
Not your--
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people, you know, believe that
there's going to be a collision
of a large hadron collider in
Geneva which is going to
eat the entire universe.
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serious point, isn't it?
I mean, it's much more
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Let's start with the upside,
which is that what the BBC and
many other players are going to
do, it seems to me, is drive a
market for faster and faster
speeds and more and more
bandwidth for broadband in the
UK, and that, I think,
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of demand curve and the
bandwidth supply curve are
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ten years, no, I can't.
But we're talking to the ISPs,
and


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Siddgeir - 'Kill the Bandit Leader' quest bugged, can't receive reward and complete quest

I want to do the Jarl's quest in Falkreath to be able to build a house.
I seem to be stuck at the "Kill the Bandit Leader" quest.

I was sent to kill the Bandit Leader in Knifepoint Ridge.
I had not been there previously.
I killed the leader and returned to Siddgeir.
I talk to him and click the Reward dialogue option.
He says he will give me the reward but doesn't give me anything, and
if I choose to talk to him again I can still see the reward dialogue
option.
Clicking it simply doesn't complete the quest.

This is frustrating! Skyrim is a great game but these critical bugs are STILL present.

A:

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Every Sunday in Parc Mont-Royal near-downtown Montreal, there is a huge impromptu drumming festival in which hundreds of drummers are invited to jam. Tam Tams.

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transfer helped to build a positive ethos.^[@ref17]^ In this way, the team tapped its strengths and worked against deficit perspectives on transfer^[@ref18]^ and narratives of interinstitutional disrespect or contention.^[@ref8],[@ref19]^ Alignment, *not blame*, was the focus of all discussions.

Built on this framework, the team became a vital community of professional colleagues engaged in the important work of curricular alignment. Through this process, the team focused on generating awareness, analysis, and action. Though examined individually in subsequent sections, it is important to recognize that these steps are not isolated, but intertwined and interdependent. As a vital component of the process, the team adapted, developed, and utilized inventory and analytic tools. The use of tools, and the subsequent data analysis, undergirded the work and helped the faculty to create relevant instructionalThese examples provide apt illustrations of the specificity of the discussions and the interactive nature of the curricular alignment process. Awareness, analysis, and action work together, and do not function independently of each other.

The team used the other inventory-based tools in a similar fashion. In Tool 2 (Pedagogy and Resources), the team explored the various resources available to instructors and students at each institution. In this case, the team grouped 152 items related to pedagogical platforms, resources, and types of support available to teachers and/or students into five major categories. Similarly, in Tool 3 (Assessment), the team grouped 109 items into 13 categories. The tool focused on all aspects of student assessment, such as quizzes, tests, final exams, classwork, homework, and laboratories, and also provided brief descriptions about


with the helpful assistance of graphic and technical experts on the university campus. Before getting started, the team surveyed existing online resources to make sure that they did not unnecessarily duplicate existing material. Based on this initial exploration, they chose not to rely on any sites that included inaccuracies, or that might not be maintained by its sponsors. Instead, the team turned its attention to creating modules that addressed concepts and skills from general chemistry. Given their analysis of the data from Tool 5, the team identified common curricular stumbling blocks and decided to focus on the following areas: inorganic nomenclature; six examples of reactions in solutions; and math for chemistry including significant figures, dimensional analysis, and fundamentals of algebra. The team then divided into subteams to designon the chip, the cells were incubated in a solution containing peptide-coated magnetic beads, which were absorbed inside the cells cytoplasm by endocytosis. The authors thus demonstrated that by activating a single microcoil, the interaction between the magnetic field and the bead contained inside the cells was strong enough to block the cell onto the active microcoil; moreover, by switching on sequentially adjacent microcoils, it was possible to move the cells along the substrate, as shown in [Figure 5](#biosensors-08-00065-f005){ref-type="fig"}.

### 3.1.3. Printing {#sec3dot1dot3-biosensors-08-00065}

The idea for printing MEAs is not new; one of the first examples was given by Seddon et al. in 1994 \[[@B54-biosensors-08-00065]\], even if not for cell monitoring, but for the detection of heavy metal traces. The array was made of a network of several thousands of


15 μm diameter carbon disc microelectrodes over an area of 5 mm × 5 mm, and they separated one another by a few hundreds of micrometers. The fabrication process relied on a conventional thick-film printing technique, followed by local photoablation.

The microwells can be printed; however, another approach consists of printing primary layers that promote or, on the contrary, prevent cell adhesion, for example, by inkjet printing (IJP) of collagen solutions, which help cellular attachment and proliferation on a scaffold \[[@B55-biosensors-08-00065]\]; IJP of Poly(lactic-co-glycolic acid) (PLGA) \[[@B56-biosensors-08-00065]\] or PEG hydrogels \[[@B57-biosensors-08-00065],[@B58-biosensors-08-00065]\]. In an attempt to merge the two approaches (printed wells and printed cells), Liberski et al. \[[@B57-biosensors-08-00065]\] described a very interesting approach to prepare the arrays, not by the IJP of solid wells, which are then filled byoccurring molecule that is involved in the potassium ion transport processes in cells, was used as the ionophore and was immobilized on the gate electrode. One may consider that this work opened the way to the development of living cells-based ISFETs \[[@B28-biosensors-08-00065]\]. Zhu et al. described, more recently, the fabrication of a graphene-based ISFETs for measuring the K^+^ production from glial cells. The device was fabricated by modifying the gate electrode by graphene and valinomycin, which guaranteed specificity for K^+^ without interference with Na^+^ or even Ca^2+^. The sensor was brought close to the rat glial cells. The activation of the K^+^ channels led to a shift of the transfer curves toward more positive potentials \[[@B71-biosensors-08-00065]\]. This work is interesting because it shows that ISFETs are intrinsically sensitive


electrochemical doping of the channel, upon the application of an appropriate gate voltage. The material constituting the channel is generally Poly(3,4-ethylenedioxythiophene) doped with Poly(styrene sulfonate) (PEDOT:PSS) \[[@B78-biosensors-08-00065],[@B79-biosensors-08-00065]\], a p-type conducting polymer. Without a gate bias, the polymer is in its conducting state and a current can flow between the source and drain. This is also true if the gate electrode is negatively polarized with respect to the source contact, the channel being maintained in its oxidized form. But if a positive gate voltage is applied, reduction occurs at the channel, which is consequently de-doped and becomes less conducting. More details are given, for example, in the article of Nielsen et al. \[[@B79-biosensors-08-00065]\], or the review of Rivnay et al., published in 2018 \[[@B78-biosensors-08-00065]\].

●  Ex-situ monitoring

OECTs have demonstrated theirthe work of Zhang et al. \[[@B88-biosensors-08-00065]\] can be considered in this section, because the architecture of their device was based on a dual gate (i.e., in-between the classical bottom-gated OFET and the EGOFET). In this work, the bottom gate was used in order to shift the operating domain within the range where the transconductance reaches its maximum ([Figure 18](#biosensors-08-00065-f018){ref-type="fig"}). Indeed, such devices can be limited by their operation voltage; in other words, the voltage range where their transconductance is maximum could exceed the gate voltage window for which the gate current stays negligible. This gate voltage can be kept within a tolerable range if a voltage is, at the same time, imposed from another bottom, isolated, gate. For example, in this work, the authors were able to


Recherche) and CGI (Commissariat à l'Investissement d'Avenir) are gratefully acknowledged for their financial support of this work through Labex SEAM (Science and Engineering for Advanced Materials and devices) ANR 11 LABX 086, ANR 11 IDEX 05 02.

The authors declare no conflict of interest.

![(**a**) Cross-section scheme of an ion-selective organic electrochemical transistor (IS-OECT) based on an ion-sensitive membrane (ISM), and (**b**) output curve of the device recorded in aqueous 10^−3^ M KCl. Reproduced from Sessolo et al. \[[@B27-biosensors-08-00065]\]. Copyright © 2014, John Wiley and Sons.](biosensors-08-00065-g001){#biosensors-08-00065-f001}

![(**a**) Lactate oxidase and ferrocene cross-linked with chitosan and immobilized on the sensing organic electrochemical transistor (OECT) using epoxy terminated self-assembled monolayers. A second OECT is used as reference, where the same complex is used but where the specific enzyme is substituted by bovine serumthe corresponding microcoil, while the two remaining cells are moved toward it. Reproduced with permission from Lee et al. \[[@B53-biosensors-08-00065]\]. Copyright © Royal Society of Chemistry, 2007.

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(**a**) Fabrication process of the microwells by photolithography; (**b**) side view of the microwell structure; (**c**) micrograph of a sensor array (300 × 500 μm); and (**d**) signal recorded for a unique live chromaffin cell settled down in a well, in direct contact with the electrode. Adapted from Huang et al. \[[@B14-biosensors-08-00065]\]. Copyright ©


transistor; (**b**) rat cardiomyocytes activity maintained at 37 °C for 8 days and measured with an OCMFET. The device is able to evidence that cell activity is accelerated by the addition of norepinephrine or attenuated with verapamil. Adapted from Spanu et al. \[[@B12-biosensors-08-00065]\], under the Creative Commons Attribution License (CC BY 4.0).](biosensors-08-00065-g017){#biosensors-08-00065-f017}

![(**a**) Architecture of the dual-gate transistor, with a Ag/AgCl top gate and cells attached to the DPP-DTT semiconductor (poly\[2,5-(2-octyldodecyl)-3,6-diketopyrrolopyrrole-alt-5,5-(2,5-di(thien-2-yl)thieno\[3,2-b\]thiophene)\]; (**b**) time-dependent drain current curves showing cells detachment upon addition of trypsin. Reprinted with permission from Zhang et al. \[[@B88-biosensors-08-00065]\]. Copyright © 2017 American Chemical Society.](biosensors-08-00065-g018){#biosensors-08-00065-f018}
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Motorbase Performance are reigning Champions of the Porsche Carrera Cup, but 2011 seemed to get off to a slow start for the team: why?

We are confident now we have found a suitable set up for the car which was proven with improved pace at Oulton Park and then again at the Nurburgring, so I'm looking forward to a second half comeback now! Our team have been working harder than ever so we'll just have to wait and see if


Eden of the East: Complete Series

Akira Takizawa wakes up naked outside the White House with no memories. He's got a gun in one hand, a cell phone in the other, and doesn't know if he's a good guy or one of the worst. He doesn't remember the phone gives him instant access to ten billion yen and a woman who can make his most outlandish requests a reality. He doesn't recall his connection to the ongoing missile attacks terrorizing the Japanese people. Or the part he played in the sudden disappearance of 20,000 shut-ins. He doesn't even remember he's supposed to save Japan and will be murdered if he fails. Whatever it is he's tangled up in, Takizawa's definitely in deep - and that's not even scratching theminimal CD4 count of 200 cells/mm^3^, and experiencing immunological failure. Univariate analysis was conducted using chi-square (χ^2^) test. Predictors with a p-value \<0.1, were placed in a longitudinal Generalized Estimating Equations (GEE) multivariate model to fit a repeated measures logistic regression. An independence correlation structure was used for the assumption that each repeated endpoint measurement is independent from one other. A 2-sided, p-value \<0.05 was deemed statistically significant. All statistical calculations were conducted using STATA version 13.1 (StataCorp, College Station, TX).

Ethical approval {#sec011}
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The Medical and Health Research Ethics Committee (MHREC), Faculty of Medicine, Gadjah Mada University, Indonesia granted ethical approval (KE/FK/1302/EC/2016), followed by final study approval from PTFI. This study used only secondary data; i.e., laboratory records and information from routine clinical records, therefore patients were not required


a higher likelihood (OR = 10.9, 95% CI 2.5--47.46, p = 0.001) of achieving viral suppression at 6, 12, and 36-month time points, compared to those of Papuan ethnicity ([Table 3](#pone.0212432.t003){ref-type="table"}).

10.1371/journal.pone.0212432.t003

###### Logistic regression (GEE) analysis of factors influencing HIV treatment outcomes at 6, 12 and 36 months using multivariate analysis comparisons across low, medium and high groups.

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  Parameter                              Viral suppression LMIC, VL \<1000 copies/ml                    Poor immune responder, CD4 \<200 cells/mm3   Immunological failure, CD4 \<100 cells/mm3  model allowed use of all available data from each study subject. Advantages of this approach include accounting for correlations between response variables across time in the same individual and the flexibility to use non-normal distributed data without the need of complete datasets \[[@pone.0212432.ref050]\].

Other points of interest such as patient HIV awareness and perceptions, actual daily adherence to treatment, education level, location of residence (onsite/ off-site), and disclosure of HIV-status to close acquaintances, were not available for analysis. The five deaths observed in our followed cohort had limited data for further analysis. Lastly, because employment at the mine is highly skewed towards male workers, females, in general, were under-represented in the analysis (12% of 105 patient records).

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Our findings demonstrate that VL testing plays a crucial role in predicting


company has stood outside the well-developed US business and chief executive Sam Laidlaw said in January that UK shale would not be "the game-changer we've seen in North America". He offered two reasons why. First, a lot of UK shale sits underneath large towns and cities. Second, unlike in the US, landowners don't have the same incentives to encourage fracking since the shale belongs to the Crown.

So what's Centrica up to? Covering its backside would be one interpretation. The UK's biggest gas company would look silly if it stood on the sidelines as shale became a success. And it wouldn't score any brownie points with the government by pondering for too long – saying "no" to new nuclear is one thing; taking a back seat on shale might                                  III.

         This court has clearly laid out the elements of justification.1 In order to avoid liability for a

crime because the act was justified, a criminal defendant must satisfy the test adopted in United

States v. Singleton, 902 F.2d 471, 472 (6th Cir. 1990); see also United States v. Newcomb, 6 F.3d

1129, 1134—35 (6th Cir. 1993). The elements of justification are:

                 (1) “that defendant was under an unlawful and present, imminent, and


                                                       -5-
 No. 11-5347
 United States v. Clark

        As for the first factor, Clark presented evidence that he faced an imminent danger of death or

serious injury. He had been threatened by the men and one of them shot at him, after which he ran

back into the club for safety, then left again because he feared being cornered in the club. A jury

could conclude he was reasonably afraidEthiopian dining. Traditionally, Indian food was not eaten with utensils, but in modern India, and definitely in Western Indian restaurants, silverware is used.

Some say Indian food is an acquired taste due to the combination of spices used like curry, cardamom, cinnamon and nutmeg, but for others, the subtle and striking flavors are the very reason they crave Indian food.

In any case, Indian food is a highly evolved style of cooking that's been around for 3,000 years. Lucky for us, Milwaukee is home to many great Indian food restaurants, so whether it's already a favorite, or you want to experiment with new tastes, here's a guide to local Indian eateries.

Anmol Restaurant711 W. Historic Mitchell St., (414) 672-7878This moderately-priced restaurant will serve up generous portions of carefully-spiced dishes and also


offers Pakistani fare. The biryani is a favorite, along with the garlic naan.

Bollywood Grill1038 N. Jackson St, (414) 271-8200Bollywood Grill (formerly Mayura) offers up Indian cuisine, favoring the flavors of northern India. Bollywood is home to a popular lunchtime buffet.

Cafe India605 s. 1st St., (414)224-54442201 S. Kinnickinnic Ave., (414) 837-6121The 1st Street location is a small eatery in a strip mall whereas the second location is a much larger, sit-down restaurant with traditional ambiance and a large buffet as well as a regular menu.

India Garden29130 N. 117th St., (414) 235-9220The owners are the original owners of Maharaja and opened this full-service Indian restaurant in Wauwatosa. India Garden is known for its modern interpretation of classic Indian dishes.

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All in all it was a very bad dining experience at Saffron Indian Bistro.

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The program will only be available to shoppers who visit Amazon via a special Web address — smile.amazon.com — instead of the normal Amazon.com homepage.

When customers enter through the new gateway, they will be prompted to select from one of a handful of featured charitable organizations, or to search a database of nearly a million 501(c)(3) organizations if they are looking to support a cause that isn’t featured. That breadth of choice pretty much matches up with the Amazon brand.

The shopping experience the customers encounter on the AmazonSmile landing page will otherwise be identical to the regular Amazon.com site — same selection, same prices — with the exception that eligible products will be marked as such on product detail pages, the company said.

An Amazonthe season. They'll host the Kings and Sharks at Wells Fargo Center, and the average secondary market price for Philadelphia Flyers tickets is just $43 on the secondary market over those two games. Tickets can be found for as low as $13 to Thursday's game against the Sharks.

11-11-15: It has been yet another slow start to the season for the Philadelphia Flyers, who sit at just 5-7-3 over their first 15 games. With 34 games remaining at Wells Fargo Center the average price for Flyers tickets on the secondary market is $111.67. The team's most expensive game comes against the Pittsburgh Penguins on March 19, where tickets average $185.50 and the get-in price is $69.

4-13-15: The Flyers are out of the postseason contention. Besides Claude Giroux and Jake


a game tying power-play goal in game two. Despite falling behind by two goals in the first 10 minutes of the game this past Sunday, the Flyers didn’t panic. They fought back, and though they were outshot 33-25 by the Rangers, three second period goals carried the Flyers to a 4-2 win. The series now heads 90 minutes south down I-95, tied one game apiece.

4-14-14: The Flyers backed into the postseason, losing two of their final three games. The lone win came against Pittsburgh. It's easy to forget what a rough start Claude Giroux had to the season. He went 15 games without a goal, picking up a minus-11 rating over that stretch. He finished the season with 28 goals and behind only Sidney Crosby and Ryan GetzlafLeafs at home. This past Sunday, Philadelphia gave the Bruins all they can handle in a 4-3 shootout loss. The Flyers recorded a season high 52 shots on net. Despite the outcome, the Flyers will be poised for a deep playoff run. Claude Giroux currently sits third in the NHL in scoring with 78 points.

3-25-14: It’s been an impressive stretch for the Flyers have won five straight, beating Pittsburgh twice, St. Louis, Dallas and Chicago. They are 8-1-1 in March and goaltender Steve Mason has found his form in, which is a big reason why the Flyers are surging. He is 7-1-1 with a 2.43 GAA and .918 split this month. The Flyers are one point up on the Rangers for second place in the Metropolitan Division and


\[[@B4-sensors-19-05564]\]. Next, we applied initial sensor modeling to target slots using initial ephemeris data provided by the satellite. We then applied frequency matching between the reference slot and target slot. Furthermore, to validate our assumption that rotation error of the target slot could almost be eliminated using initial sensor modeling, we applied precision sensor modeling to target slots and applied frequency matching between the reference slot and target slot. In this step, we conducted frequency matching schemes based on PC, GC, and OC, respectively, and compared their performance using the validation points.

The matching proposed here is to handle a target slot without shorelines or without GCPs. Slot 12\~14 are such target slots. However, the check the accuracy of the frequency matching performance, we needed to use slots withall matching techniques by setting the search range as the constant radius in the correlation map.

When we set the search range as the entire correlation map, OC showed the best matching success rate. On the other hand, when the search range was set as a constant radius, all matching techniques (PC, GC, OC) showed a high matching success rate.

[Table 2](#sensors-19-05564-t002){ref-type="table"} shows the frequency matching success rate by slot. The results in this table were obtained by limiting the peak search radius. [Table 2](#sensors-19-05564-t002){ref-type="table"} shows that mismatches occurred mostly between specific reference-slot pairs (pair A) such as slots 2--5 and slots 8--9. We found that all these image pairs had an ocean area greater than 95% within the matching areas (see [Figure 8](#sensors-19-05564-f008){ref-type="fig"}). Although we developed frequency matching to


settings, so it wouldn’t be practical for a webapp. You could always run it offline, though. If you have ideas how to efficiently calculate a Bid-Up-To value, I’m all ears!

These resources are absolutely fantastic, I appreciate the great work. Your projections provide a cornerstone of my draft preparation and strategy.

I implemented a different version of your Optimizer using Excel. It runs more quickly for me locally, and also provides me more control to tweak the Cost values on the fly based on how results come rolling in. (Solver only allows you to optimize over 200 variables, but since I ideally won’t dip past the top 200 for my starting roster, I find that this is enough.) I was able to ‘win’ my 8-team Yahoo draft and will refineNew concepts in post-infarction ventricular remodeling.
An understanding of the process of left ventricular (LV) remodeling has led to greater knowledge of the pathophysiology of heart failure syndrome. This article examines the relationship between LV remodeling and clinical outcomes of heart failure syndrome from several different perspectives. The studies cited suggest that the post-myocardial infarction process is related to and associated with long-term progression of LV dysfunction, heart failure symptoms, and mortality. It is also demonstrated that drug therapies that slow or reverse the remodeling process appear to have favorable natural history effects in the short term as well as during long-term therapy.


Triumphal Cross (Jan Borman)

The triumphal cross in the Saint Peter's church in Leuven was made between 1490 and 1500 by, presumably, the workshop of the Brussels sculptor Jan Borman. It is even suspected that the figures of Christ, John and Mary were made by the master himself. The chapel in which the triumphal cross is located is the oldest preserved in Leuven, with various but unconfirmed attributions concerning authorship - it has already been attributed to Matthijs de Layens, Jan II Borreman, Jan de Messemaker, Hendrik van Evergem, ...

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The figures on the Calvary (the triumphal cross) are very realistic. The balance of expressiveness in draping and nuance in the posture of the figures also leads to the suspicion that it was made by Jan Borman, a well-knownWhen you're beginning a relationship, is it reasonable to ask your partner not to watch porn?

A couple of weeks ago, I wrote a column here about porn. I was writing in response to an advice column by Scarleteen, an answer to a letter from a young woman who was upset because her boyfriend watched porn. I posed the question, "In a monogamous relationship, is it reasonable to expect your partner not to watch porn?" And I concluded that it was not. I concluded that people have the right to watch whatever they want when they're by themselves and on their own time, and that asking a partner not to watch porn is no more defensible then asking them not to watch reality TV or read true crime. I


of synopsis of the next duology of books (the first post-Sue Rostroni managed SW books in decades) at the end of this. Is that true?

At any rate, moving into the pre-LAGACY era in the books can only do good things, as I think there is so much that can be accomplished that woudl be FRESH in that setting.

Also, Re: The Jedi leaving Coruscant for good. THANK THE GODS! You are so right when you say that they spent too many books beholden to a govt and even a public that didn't trust them. I recall fondly the days of Luke & Co. starting out on Yavin IV where they weren't really beholden to anyone other than each other.

Quite frankly, making them an autonomous entity is going to onlyformation position of dots on recording paper. In the ink jet printer, there are instances where impact position of ink droplet may deviate (be shifted) from the primary position by influence such as accuracy of ink discharge unit and/or state of nozzle surface constituting the ink discharge unit, etc. With respect to such positional shift, there are some positional shifts taking place at random every time, but positional shift resulting from accuracy of the ink discharge unit, etc. is peculiar to respective discharge units.
Accordingly, when image is printed by one scanning operation by means of line head, tendency of positional shift peculiar to respective ink discharge units is maintained from the first to the last. For this reason, particularly when impact position is shifted to the ink discharge


This application claims priority to Japanese Patent Application No. 24816/2000, filed on Jan. 28, 2000 in Japan. The contents of the aforementioned application are hereby incorporated by reference.
1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a fuel cell power generation system and, in particular, to a fuel cell power generation system provided with a reformer generating hydrogen from a base fuel such as alcohol, gasoline or the like so as to supply hydrogen to a fuel cell.
2. Description of the Related Art
Previously, the present Assignee developed, as a system that can compensate a delay in the response of a reformer, one provided with a hydrogen reservoir for storing hydrogen from the reformer as fuel cell assisting hydrogen.
However, in this system, when hydrogen is to be stored incarried out by priority over the hydrogen supply to the reservoir, thereby satisfying always the amount of the hydrogen required for the fuel cell corresponding to the fuel cell operation state.
The aforementioned objects and other objects, features and advantages according to the present invention will be understood more obviously by reading the following description of the preferred embodiment referring to the attached drawings.


probation.
       This case arises from a May 22, 2014 warrantless search of the Defendant’s home.
The Defendant filed a motion to suppress the evidence, contending that police officers
did not have reasonable suspicion to conduct the search.

       At the motion to suppress hearing, Probation Officer Austin Frye testified that the
Defendant signed an April 3, 2014 probation agreement, which stated the Defendant
agreed to a warrantless search of his home at any time. Mr. Frye stated that he
accompanied Detective Ethridge, Officer Mann, and Officer Beasley to the Defendant’s
home on May 22, 2014, and that the Defendant had previously reported living at a
different address. Mr. Frye said that he and Officer Mann knocked on the front door of
the home and thatthe Defendant’s home
“consistently.” Detective Ethridge stated that Mr. Daniel told him that the Defendant
stored cocaine in a container in the Defendant’s home, weighed it on scales, and
packaged it in “bags.” Detective Ethridge stated that Mr. Daniel informed him that on
other occasions, Mr. Daniel met the Defendant at a predetermined location to purchase
cocaine, which was already “bagged” and weighed. Detective Ethridge said that Mr.
Daniel agreed to work as a confidential informant but that Mr. Daniel never made any
controlled purchases from the Defendant.

       Detective Ethridge testified that the drug task force had received anonymous
telephone calls relative to the Defendant’s selling drugs and that the Defendant had
previously served as a confidential informant. Detective Ethridge stated that he had
“gotten wind” where the Defendant lived and recognized


evidence preponderates against the trial court’s determination that reasonable
suspicion supported the search of the Defendant’s home. However, because we conclude
that the Defendant gave valid consent to the search, the court properly denied the
Defendant’s motion to suppress. In consideration of the foregoing and the record as a
whole, we affirm the judgment of the trial court.

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