it won't, and you will need to use git clean -d to make Git really remove it (if that's possible, i.e., if it's empty).
Having saved that particular file, if Git is being instructed to ignore the subdirectory .config/git, Git may not save the file .config/git/ignore.  This is where things get complicated.  You need to understand how Git commits work, what the index is and how (to some extent) it works, and what Git does to work with, and maintain, a work-tree.

1Git does store tree entries, which could work as a flag by which to save empty directories, but other parts of Git combine in strange ways to make this whole concept fail.

Git is built around the concept of commits
As we noted above, what Git stores, fundamentally,inside directories, in the normal file system (i.e., not in Git, but in the work-tree).
One of the big reasons Git has the index (and calls it the cache) is that looking at every file in a big file-tree tends to be extremely slow.  Git can use the index to record information about all the tracked files, including information that speeds up en-masse git add --all style operations.  That's fine for files that are in the index, but what about for whole subdirectories that (a) aren't in the index, so by definition they're untracked and (b) will be ignored, so they won't go into the index and will remain untracked?
Git can avoid scanning those subdirectories entirely.  If .config/dir/ is going to be ignored, and Git has


resonance angiography (MRA) demonstrated obstruction of the right posterior cerebral artery (Fig. [1b](#Fig1){ref-type="fig"}). Echocardiography detected a 4 × 3-cm giant mass that with unclear origin in the left atrium (Fig. [2a](#Fig2){ref-type="fig"}). This mass was prolapsing into the left ventricle during diastole (Fig. [2b](#Fig2){ref-type="fig"}). The left atrium was dilated, and moderate mitral valve regurgitation was noted. He was diagnosed with an ischemic stroke due to embolism caused by cardiac tumor. He was then transported to our hospital, where we performed emergent surgical resection of the tumor. Under a median sternotomy approach, cardiopulmonary bypass was instituted by aortic and bicaval cannulation. After inducing cardioplegic arrest, the right atrium was opened. The atrial septum was incised at the fossa ovalis, and a giant gelatinous tumor inside the left atrium appeared (Fig. [2c](#Fig2){ref-type="fig"}). The neck of the tumorthe different sub-forums in the course (see the Methodology for an explanation of the sub-forums).

Significant interaction networks
--------------------------------

We modelled communication between learners as a social network, where nodes represent learners that posted explicitly in the discussion forums and an edge between two learners indicates that they co-participated in at least one discussion thread (see [Supplementary Information](#s1){ref-type="supplementary-material"} for formal definition). However, not all links generated this way are equally important, and two learners\' co-participation in a thread is not necessarily indicative of a meaningful social exchange. Drawing upon work from ecology and engineering[@b17], as well as recent work in mobile communication networks[@b18], we assumed that the observed communication network in each sub-forum was a noise-corrupted version of the "true" network -- i.e., one that depicts meaningful communication between students. Our


FOBS-2. In both instances, the feedback forums had the greatest decrease in density, which was to be expected: most participation in these sub-forums was one-off, posting either specific technical questions/comments or a final "thank you" to the course staff at the end of the class. On the other hand, the Cases sub-forum lost the smallest proportion of edges at 44% and 39% in both instances, respectively. This is likely due to the type of discussion encouraged in this sub-forum: the weekly case discussions asked students to provide their thoughts and opinions on a series of open-ended questions. The sub-forums accommodated these questions and aimed to incite, and guide, group discussion. In many cases, students would read the analyses posted by their peers and comment with additional insights ordiffusion potential of the corresponding sub-forum *without inherent modularity* -- i.e., the benchmark provides a baseline of how well information would flow between participants in the forum if the observed community structures did not exist. The time evolution of the percentage of reached nodes both for the original and randomized networks is depicted in [Fig. 4(a)](#f4){ref-type="fig"}. It is evident from this figure that the spread is uniformly faster in the randomized networks, and throughout the process starting from a single infected node until the whole system is infected. To quantify the difference between the randomized and original networks, we computed the time it took for a simulated "information packet" to come into contact with half of the network\'s nodes (i.e., participants), *T*~half~. It is possible to consider a


staff to encourage participation. Finally, modularity in MOOC forum networks appears to "trap" information in small learner groups. This finding is important as it highlights structural limitations that may adversely impact the ability of MOOCs to facilitate communication amongst learners that look to learn "in the crowd".

These insights into the communicative dynamics at play motivate a number of important questions about how social learning can be better supported, and facilitated, in MOOCs. Recent work on a subset of this data employed qualitative content analysis -- combined with community detection schemes from machine learning -- to infer latent learner communities according to the content of their forum posts. Interestingly, for the Cases and Final Projects sub-forums, the inferred communities had statistically significant differences in the geographic and prior educationalfor future improvements; Readings and Lectures harboured discussion around core course content; and the Study Groups sub-forum enabled learners to form cohorts with their peers to experience the course together -- often interacting with others from similar timezones. Learners could create discussion threads within these sub-forums, which contained new posts or comments on existing posts.

We used social network analysis to capture both broad trends in communication and the roles of individuals in facilitating discussions. Network nodes represented learners that created at least one post or comment in a discussion thread; an edge connected two learners if they co-participated in at least one discussion thread. Formally, the communication network is represented as a graph *G* = (*V*, *E*), where for the *N* participants *s~i~*, and where *e~ij~* = *m*


thank the MOOC Research Initiative for its funding and support. Many thanks to Dr. Michael Osborne and Professor Stephen Roberts in the University of Oxford\'s Department of Engineering for their insights, as well as Coursera and the University of Virginia for their assistance with acquiring and navigating the dataset.

The authors declare no competing financial interests.

**Author Contributions** R.E., I.H., N.G. and T.Y. contributed equally to writing and reviewing the text of the manuscript. N.G. and T.Y. implemented the computational models presented in the work and generated all relevant figures and tables.

![The observed (a) and derived (b) communication networks for the Study Groups sub-forum.\
Here, we can see the impact of link filtration on network properties such as modularity score, which equals 0.62 and 0.80 for a and b, respectively. ColoursAre social norms campaigns really magic bullets? assessing the effects of students' misperceptions on drinking behavior.
In an attempt to curb excessive drinking on college campuses, many universities have turned to "social norms" marketing campaigns. Despite widespread acceptance among health educators, empirical results are clouded by measurement problems. This study, based on a random sample of 550 students, examined the effects of misperceptions of friends' and typical college students' drinking on one's drinking behavior. Results indicate that drinking behavior is positively related to perceptions of friends' drinking as suggested by the theory of planned behavior, which emphasizes subjective as opposed to social norms.


convert these pulp solids into ethanol is observed (Fig. [2](#fsn3333-fig-0002){ref-type="fig"}A). In this first phase of fermentation, acidity and pH are constant and temperatures are below 40°C. The second phase of fermentation involves the transformation of the ethanol into organic acids (acetic and lactic) due to the activity of lactic acid and acetic acid bacteria; Camu et al. [2007](#fsn3333-bib-0006){ref-type="ref"}; Biehl et al. [1985](#fsn3333-bib-0004){ref-type="ref"}; Misnawi et al. [2003](#fsn3333-bib-0019){ref-type="ref"}; Camu et al. [2008](#fsn3333-bib-0007){ref-type="ref"} as a result of this, on the third day of fermentation the titratable acidity increases from 0.38 ± 0.04 to 1.17 ± 0.25 g kg^−1^ (Fig. [2](#fsn3333-fig-0002){ref-type="fig"}B) and the pH decreases from 6.31 ± 0.40 to 4.76 ± 0.03 (Fig. [2](#fsn3333-fig-0002){ref-type="fig"}C). This exothermic reaction is what causes the increase in temperature on the third day Nielsen et al. [2007](#fsn3333-bib-0021){ref-type="ref"}. The TSS, pH, and titratable acidity showed no significant differences among the treatments (Tukey *α *= 0.05).

![Behavior of totalPorn stars offer sex acts to help Oklahoma tornado victims

London, June 8(ANI): Porn stars' offer to help Oklahoma tornado victims by auctioning off sex acts has angered internet users.

In the footage that was filmed at the Exxotica Porn Expo in Florida, adult stars Bonnie Rotten, Elodie Bang Bang and Joanna Angel can be seen pledging a series of x-rated encounters, the Sun reported.

However, the stars vented their anger towards viewers who branded the video tasteless.

YouTube user Tom Denman said that it was disgusting that the porn stars were making fun of a tragedy like that by offering deprived sexual acts under the guise of charity.

The clip was uploaded to vice.com by Chris Nieratko, who defended his video on the site, saying that that there is a joke to


\\
&+&\left\{ g(u_{1})\left[ \Lambda _{0}(u)-\Lambda _{1}(u,u_{1})\right]
+k_{12}^{+}(u)H_{1}(u,u_{1})\right\} \Psi _{0}.\end{aligned}$$

Besides the usual unwanted term found for the auxiliary transfer matrix ([tPSI1]{}) there is an additional state in (\[tPHI1a\]). Setting the coefficient of $\mathcal{B}(u)\Psi _{0}$ equal to zero we obtain, $$\label{bethe1particleAUX}
\frac{\Delta _{1}(u_{1})}{\Delta _{2}(u_{1})}= -\frac{a_3(u,u_1)\omega_1(u)+b_2(u,u_1)\omega_2(u)} {a_2(u,u_1)\omega_1(u)+b_3(u,u_1)\omega_2(u)}.$$One can verify that the right-hand side of (\[bethe1particleAUX\]) depends **only** on $u_1$ [@Skly]. Thus, we find the Bethe equation for the first excited in the form, $$\frac{\Delta _{1}(u_{1})}{\Delta _{2}(u_{1})}=-\Theta (u_{1}),
\label{bethe1particle}$$where $$\label{thetatrig}
\Theta (u_{1})=\frac{\sinh (2u_{1}+\eta )\sinh (u_{1}+\eta +\xi _{+})}{\sinh
(2u_{1})\sinh (u_{1}-\xi _{+})}.$$

On the other hand, the unwanted term proportional to the reference state is used to extract the expression for $g(u_{1})$, $$g(u_{1})=\frac{k_{12}^{+}(u)H_{1}(u,u_{1})}{\Lambda _{1}(u,u_{1})-\Lambda
_{0}(u)}.  \label{expga}$$ At a first glance, the right-hand side of (\[expga\]) is also dependent of the spectral variable $u$. However, if we take into account the Betheand the notation $\hat{u}_{j}$ indicates the absence of the rapidity $u_{j}$ in the function. The corresponding eigenvalue is given by, $$\Lambda _{n}(u,u_{1},\ldots ,u_{n})=\omega
_{1}(u)\Delta_1(u)\prod_{j=1}^{n}a_{1}(u,u_{j})+\omega
_{2}(u)\Delta_2(u)\prod_{j=1}^{n}b_{1}(u,u_{j})  \label{lamn}$$while the Bethe rapidities are constrained by $$\frac{\Delta _{1}(u_{k})}{\Delta _{2}(u_{k})}=-\Theta
(u_{k})\prod_{j=1,j\neq k}^{n}{\frac{b_{1}(u_{k},u_{j})}{a_{1}(u_{k},u_{j})}},  \label{bethenparticle}$$ where $k=1,\ldots,n$.

Conclusion {#conclu}
==========

We have solved the six vertex model for upper triangular reflection $K$-matrices by means of the algebraic Bethe ansatz. The eigenvalues and the Bethe equations are found to be independent of the upper boundary constants. However, the Bethe states are essentially different. In fact, the wavefunctions of the transfer matrix are a superposition of $2^{n}$ Bethe states of an auxiliary diagonal transfer matrix. This fact may indicate, for example, the existence of generalized solutions of the Knizhnik-Zamolodchikov equations, inspired by the semiclassical limit of our solution [@Hikami; @ALSUtiel].

Finally, we


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H.J. de Vega and A.G. Ruiz, “Boundary K-matrices for the six vertex and the $n(2n-1)A_{n-1}$ vertex models,” *J. Phys. A: Math. Gen.* **26** (1993) L519

S. Ghoshal and A. Zamolodchikov, “Boundary S-Matrix and Boundary State in Two-Dimensional Integrable Quantum Field Theory,” *Int. J. Mod. Phys. A* **9** (1994) 3841

K. Hikami, “Gaudin magnet with boundary and generalized Knizhnik-Zamolodchikov equation ,” *J. Phys. A: Math. Gen.* **28** (1995) 4997

A. Lima-Santos and W. Utiel, “Gaudin magnet with impurity and its generalized Knizhnik-Zamolodchikov Equation," *Int. J. Mod. Phys. B* **20** (2006) 2175

Coefficients of the commutation relations {#commutcoef}
=========================================

The coefficients of the commutation relation (\[commutAB\]) are given by $$\begin{aligned}
a_{1}(u,v) &=&\frac{\sinh (u+v)\sinh (u-v-\eta )}{\sinh (u-v)\sinh (u+v+\eta
)},~~a_{2}(u,v)=\frac{\sinh (2v)\sinh (\eta )}{\sinh (u-v)\sinh (2v+\eta )},
\notag  \label{commutABcoef} \\
a_{3}(u,v) &=&-\frac{\sinh (\eta )}{\sinh (u+v+\eta )},\end{aligned}$$and theconnect to power and ground. Another problem associated with existing powered tailgate locks is that once installed, it is difficult or inconvenient to control the lock. Furthermore, adding a tailgate lock does not address the illumination problem. For these reasons, and many more, existing pickup truck tailgate locks, whether manual or powered, leave much to be desired.
Therefore, in view of the disadvantages in the prior art, for the reasons stated above, and for other reasons stated below which will become apparent to those skilled in the art upon reading and understanding the specification, claims and drawings there is a need in the art for a bed illumination and tailgate lock system.
Thus, it is a primary object of the disclosure to provide a bed illumination and tailgate lock system


object of the disclosure is to provide a bed illumination and tailgate lock system that has a long useful life.
Yet another object of the disclosure is to provide a bed illumination and tailgate lock system that is durable.
Another object of the disclosure is to provide a bed illumination and tailgate lock system that is rugged.
Yet another object of the disclosure is to provide a bed illumination and tailgate lock system that can withstand the elements.
Another object of the disclosure is to provide a bed illumination and tailgate lock system that provides value, utility and novelty to the user.
These and other objects, features, or advantages of the invention will become apparent from the specification, claims and drawings.(JTA) – A German-Israeli man who fled to Brazil after being convicted in the killing of a Palestinian taxi driver in 2004 was extradited.

Yehoshua Elitzur, 46, was arrested in Sao Paulo in 2014, putting an end to a decade-long manhunt. He left Brazil on Wednesday and was scheduled to appear in court for a remand hearing after his arrival in Israel, Israel’s Ministry of Justice said in a statement.

“He will try and prove his innocence” because he committed the homicide “while in trouble and in self-defence,” his defense attorney told the Israeli media.

In August, Brazil’s Supreme Court decided unanimously to accede to an Israeli request to send Elitzur back to Israel to serve a prison sentence for killing Sael Jabara al-Shatiya. Judge Luis Roberto Barroso hailed the Israeli


three things you HAVE to enable to virtualize a 64 bit os. (assuming your machine has 64 bit hardware and os)
1. enable IO APIC (settings ((control-s))>general tab>advanced)
2. enable VT-x/AMD-V (settings ((control-s))>general tab>advanced)
3. use one of the Intel Ethernet adapters (the pc-net drivers are 32bit only, causing the virtualized system to not boot)
without these things (which are all backwards by default) a 64 bit os just wont work. im running winxp 64 just fine with these settings.This invention relates to reflective signage, or the like, and specifically to multi-layered reflective signage or complex graphics.
Signage comprised of a single layer of reflective elements is disclosed in British Patent No. 455,738 issued to Levy. Levy relates to reflecting signs comprised of basic letters and/or numbers in relatively simple patterns.
The present invention provides a reflective structure having multiple reflective layers that provide actual depth of field (i.e., three-dimensional perspective). Furthermore, the complex patterns associated with the multi-layered reflective structure of the present invention create "illusionistic depth" through the ability to create more complex images.
Also, the present invention allows the creation of complex colored and shaded renderings that are similar in appearance to creations using the four color photograph separation technique. Specifically, the use of a plurality of


Alistair Crooks, president of the NetBSD Foundation, announced recently that it "has changed its recommended license to be a 2 clause BSD license". This makes NetBSD more easily available to a number of organisations and individuals who may have been put off by the advertising or endorsement clauses.

See linux has skyrocketed coz of GPL. BSD sucks for a kernel and it will not go anywhere. see Linux trample Unix market share in coming years.

I think that you are overstating the importance of the license in this respect. For instance, Apple has contributed back to FreeBSD. Linux just had more hype and better PR. Besides that, things would probably have worked out differently if the BSDs had their Red Hat.

That said, look up recent benchmarks, and you will seecompiling).

I have 0 experience with NetBSD so I can only assume that it works like in OpenBSD.
I have yet to have any problem with packages and ports. They are pretty straightforward and easy to hack which I fear is the main worry of the BSD developers. Of course I would enjoy an aptitude-like package/port manager, but I have yet to run into a problem. The system is user friendly enough to not allow you to screw up.

On the licence, I believe that the freer the licence the most likely that someone will use and modify your code. So the more likely that someone will contribute back willingly as opposed to by force. That said I would keep the advertising clause.

1. A good binary package manager. ... Mix ports


makes any sense for anything above smb/home use.

3. Diffrentiate from linux.

They have. The BSDs are more Unix-like. Most GNU/Linux distributions have very GNU-specific ways of doing things. NetBSD's claim to fame, of course, is clean, portable code. Linux isn't anywhere close, even if it does run on more architectures. Venture outside x86/amd64/ppc with Linux, and problems start cropping up pretty quickly. Even PPC is sketchy sometimes.

4. treat Linux as a competitor. Stop calling it a fad or the "latest hype" and call it what it is - A TARGET.

With the exception of FreeBSD, I don't think the project developers care about competing with Linux. OpenBSD is focused on being free and secure. NetBSD is focused on being portable and clean. DragonFlyBSD is focused on Matt Dillon's kernel conceptsthe Xorg license is incompatible with the rest of the shipping code. It was XFree86's change to a BSD-with-attribution license that caused the Xorg fork in the first place.

My understanding of why XFree86 is still around is because its the only x server that will run on some arches. Xorg hasn't either been ported to all arches yet, or it isn't stable enough to use. At least that was the case the last time I checked, which hasn't been for a while.

NetBSD makes it possible to cross-build build NetBSD itself and XFree86, on virtually any supported platfor for nearly all supported platforms. Simply through the invocation of the build.sh script.

The build infrastructure and patches to do the same thing with X.org is not completely there yet. So, replacing


not just jails. I think Linux market share is going to keep rising because of this. BSDs, instead of focusing on linux emulation to run linux software should focus their energies on a virtualization solution like KVM. I am not sure why only NetBSD runs Xen and even that poorly. Lots of features don't work under NetBSD dom0.

The problem here is human power, almost all stuff (if not ALL the stuff) about Xen dom0/domU in NetBSD is implemented by Manuel Bouyer (just one developer) that did an amazing work porting Xen to NetBSD (or NetBSD to Xen)

3. Differentiate from linux. If the BSDs are going to run the same software and have the same capablility (give or take a few percentage points of performance) as a Linux box,http://www.linux.com/articles/59456
I guess its removal will also ease the cross-pollination with other BSD systems.

It's pretty nice seeing that all the code which was contributed to the NetBSD Foundation has been modified to use the new 2-clause NetBSD license.

In 2005, I counted NetBSD required about 240(!) acknowledgments. Does anyone know much of the NetBSD codebase has been contributed to the Foundation and how much is still subject to this annoying clause?


Q:

Skip boot menu at Ubuntu startup

I have recently installed Ubuntu on an old Windows 10 laptop and I've then use gparted to remove the Windows partition and managed to give myself rights to the storage drive.
Windows is gone (I think) but I still get asked to choose between Windows and Ubuntu at start up.
Is there a way for me to skip over the boot menu at startup and go direct to desktop in order to speed up my startup experience?

A:

To make the GRUB menu not appear at all, unless you hold down the SHIFT or ESC keys, do this...
In the terminal...
sudo -H gedit /etc/default/grub
locate:
GRUB_TIMEOUT=10
change it to:
GRUB_TIMEOUT=0
then sudo update-grub.

surgical procedures at the proximal tibia. Seven samples were stained by immunohistochemistry, and other eight samples were processed for reverse transcription polymerase chain reaction (rt-PCR). The age of the tissue donors varied between 18 and 62. The study group included eight males and seven females. Research approval and ethics clearance were acquired from the Royal Perth Hospital Human Research Ethics Committee, and, written informed consent was obtained from all study participants.

Selection criteria for periosteal tissue donation included intact periosteum; absence of any severe medical condition; and being aged between 18 and 65 years. Postharvest exclusion criteria included tissue damage during harvesting, with loss of one of the layers; absence of a clear distinction between the fibrous and cambium layer; artifacts (folding, tearing, dehydration, cleavage, and overstaining); and improper


largely of a dense, cell poor connective tissue. The cells had a fibroblastic spindle-like shape and were of uniform size. There was no specific staining of cells in the fibrous layer for the markers used. In contrast, the immunohistochemical evaluation of the cambium layer, which is the interface between the periosteal fibrous layer and the outer cortical bone, revealed a cell rich tissue with a variety of different cell types (Figures [2](#fig2){ref-type="fig"}--[4](#fig4){ref-type="fig"}).

3.2. Reverse Transcriptase Polymerase Chain Reaction (RT-PCR) {#sec3.2}
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Periosteal samples were tested for additional markers using real-time RT-PCR due to the lack of antibodies specific for certain markers and also in order to confirm the histological results. We were interested in identifying the presence of osteoblast-, osteoclast-, and chondrocyte-related cell populations. Markers of osteoblasts included M-CSF, Cbfa-1/Runx2, SP7/Osterixbone healing and jeopardizes the successful healing outcome.

Furthermore, microscopic detection of Cbfa-1/Runx2+ cells in the cambium layer and detection of mRNA expression for osteoblastic markers (Cbfa-1/Runx2, M-CSF, RANK-L, Osterix, and ALP) indicate that there are cells already committed to the osteoblast lineage. Differences in expression levels for the different osteoblastic markers may indicate a variety of cells at different stages of differentiation. Especially, Cbfa-1/Runx2 is a prerequisite of osteoblast differentiation. Enzyme activity of ALP is believed to be one of the major characteristics of osteoblasts \[[@B31]\]. This may be similar to Stro-1 positive human marrow stromal cells. Ahdjoudj et al. \[[@B1]\] found clonal expressed mRNA markers, or protein, of the osteoblast lineage, the chondrocyte lineage, and even the adipocyte lineage, suggesting a common precursor stage for the three


which has an essential role in chondrogenesis \[[@B3]\], was found to be expressed in human periosteum in our study. This underlines that there are progenitor cells with the potential of becoming chondrocytes in the cambium layer. In contrast to our findings, Ball et al. did not find a positive marker for mature chondrocytes \[[@B6]\].

The present study characterized and quantified human periosteal cells with immunohistochemical and molecular methods. Cells of the osteoblastic and the chondroblastic lineage, as well as their precursor stages, were detected in the cambium layer of the human periosteum. In addition, osteoclasts and dendritic cells were also localized in the same layer. Hopefully, this study provides further incentive for future investigation of the function and interplay of human periosteal cells. In sum, our work elucidates the2009 – Day 182.July 2 – Redirecting Our Gaze

My Journal for Today: It’s my last day studying the life and works of Elijah, one of God’s great prophetic heroes of the Old Testament. And Chuck Swindoll makes an interesting and accurate observation to close out this study. He makes the personal study note that Elijah’s life was one which causes us to look to the life of our Savior.

And in this final look, Swindoll redirects our thoughts, remembering how Elijah often spent time alone to allow God to shape his being just as Jesus did when He was on His trek to the cross. >>> And we saw Elijah’s courage to face the ungodliness of the leaders of his day. Certainly that has to remind us of Jesus


Q:

How to pass button text to another page?

I'm making an app for the BlackBerry PlayBook using jQuery Mobile, and in a page (actually a div with data-role='page'), I've got a lot of (say, 125) buttons each with a unique text. I've used the a tag with data-role='page' for this.
There's a separate page like the above, but with different content in the same HTML file. The content in this page depends on the button clicked in the page 1.
So my question is, how can I load the page 2, along with the associated content, according to the button clicked in page 1? I need to pass the text in the middle of <a> and </a> tags to the page 2 and load the content accordingly.
Any help greatly appreciated.

A:

You cansave many different, er, views of an area. There are some standard views such as 'sessions', 'users' and 'tags'. You can also add your own views by selecting the information you are interested in and saving it with a suitable name. Check out this short tutorial to see how easy it is to create areas and views and then use them for real.

Advanced viewsOk, so that covers the basic stuff about creating and using areas. The following tutorial shows how to create some more advanced views into the data, including looking at who has been editing particular features, taking RSS feeds for selected features and creating list of names for waterways and streets. It shows how to set your OSM username from the profile page in order to


potential of including disco songs in with his act and, with Tom Eyen and composer Henry Krieger, created "Born to be Cheap" in 1981. In 1981 Divine appeared in John Waters's next film, Polyester, starring as Francine Fishpaw. Unlike earlier roles, Fishpaw was not a strong female but a meek and victimized woman who falls in love with her dream lover, Todd Tomorrow, played by Tab Hunter. In real life, tabloid publications claimed a romantic connection between them, an assertion both denied. The film was released in "Odorama," accompanied by "scratch 'n' sniff" cards for the audience to smell at key points in the film. Soon after Polyester, Divine auditioned for a male role in Ridley Scott's upcoming science-fiction film Blade Runner. Even though Scott thought Divine unsuitable"trashy" behavior in his early John Waters films, Divine capitalized on this image by appearing at his musical performances in his drag persona. In this role, he was described by his manager Bernard Jay, as displaying "Trash. Filth. Obscenity. In bucket-loads".  Divine described his stage performances as "just good, dirty fun, and if you find it offensive, honey, don't join in." As a part of his performance, he constantly swore at the audience, often using his signature line of "fuck you very much", and at times got audience members to come onstage, where he would fondle their buttocks, groins, and breasts. Divine and his stage act proved particularly popular among gay audiences, and he appeared at some of the world's biggest gay clubs, such as Central London's


HappySocks

"It all started under the cloud-ridden April sky of yet another belayed Swedish Spring in 2008. A vision to spread happiness by turning an everyday essential into a colourful design piece. A rigid standard of ultimate quality, craftsmanship, and creativity. A philosophy brought to perfection by the Happy Socks collective of creators, most recently spotted in a 400-year-old shrieking red cottage among the cherry trees and berry bushes in a park located in the midst of Stockholm."in rhetoric or in promises made, suggesting that we can close Britain off from the world, when all of us know we cannot.

The debate we must get to is a grown-up debate, informed by the facts, serious in intent, and conducted in a candid way.

This is an incredibly hard thing to achieve.

And none of us will get it completely right.

But it is what I am seeking to do today.

So let me start with a basic truth.

Britain must control its borders but it must always face outwards to the world.

The Britain I believe in is a confident and optimistic country, not one which is insecure and inward looking.

If people are looking for a politician who says immigration is just bad for Britain, that's not me.

I believe immigration has benefits,


economically, culturally and socially.

Our economy has gained from being open to talent from across the world.

Some who have come here have gone on to win Nobel prizes, run successful businesses and lecture in our universities.

Britain's industry, music, sport and art have been enriched by the arrival of different cultures.

On Sunday when England take on Italy in the European Championships, many of our team will be the children or grandchildren of immigrants.

I love this city.

London.

A global city.

That won the Olympics because we're a multi-ethnic city.
And part of the reason I love my country is because we have a proud history of welcoming those fleeing persecution.

I have good reason to know this.

My father came to Britain in 1940, escaping from the Nazis.

The country took him in.

Britain gave him a chance.

Henasty, brutish and short term.

Proper control of who comes into the country is essential.

But it is not enough.

To have an effective immigration policy, we must also reform how our economy works so that it works for all working people in Britain, whoever they are and wherever they come from.

That means tougher labour standards to do more to protect working people from their wages and conditions being undermined.

And action to create a different kind of economy: one which offers working people rewarding and high-skill jobs.

So what happened?

First of all, as a result of immigration combined with weak labour standards in some sectors, there was a direct effect on wages, especially in lower skilled jobs.

The story a local Labour party member told me some years ago about a chicken factory


is in their interests to hire foreign-trained workers, rather than to train up workers from Britain themselves.

The rules encourage them to hire workers from other countries already trained there.

Then take the social care sector.

One of the most important jobs in our society, but one that we choose not to fund properly.

What incentive does that give to firms?

Too often, not to hire high skilled labour from overseas. Nor to develop and train local people.

But sometimes to pay low wages and hire on short-term contracts.

And then right across our economy, our system of training, our system of finance, the short-term culture, gives firms the wrong incentives.

Let me give you another very vivid example which I think demonstrates where things can go wrong.

Recruitment agencies.

At a time when jobs are scarce andand every bit of information they had about him. Ibrahim said she even offered to go with agents to Iraq to help them find him.

"I thought we were OK," she said. "The agent was very nice. He said, `We know you are good people.' I told him, `Just put yourself -- if you were us, and you had someone behind you who wants to kill you."

She said her husband worked in Baghdad's Green Zone and was a target for terrorists.

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“Be shapeless, formless, like water.”

In recent weeks, this philosophy of Bruce Lee’s has resonated fervently in the minds and the hearts of Hong Kong’s protesters. In the protester’s ongoing fight to protect Hong Kong’s capacity as a “special administrative region” allowed autonomy within Chinese boundaries, the leaderless opposition movement has developed a 4-principle strategy based on this message conveyed by Bruce Lee.

Be strong like Ice. Be fluid like water. Gather like Dew. Scatter like Mist.

By following these four steps, demonstrators hope to harness their adaptability to avoid police confrontation, expand the scope of their region-wide activism, and, above all, to amplify their


decoupled from digit position.

Here we present comparative transcriptomic data, analyzing developing digits, and their associated posterior interdigital mesenchyme in five species to test hypotheses of digit identity in amniotes. We report a surprising diversity of regulatory gene expression profiles of digits between species. Analyses further reveal a core set of transcription factor genes differentially expressed among digits and suggest an alternative model for the evolution of the bird wing.

Results {#Sec2}
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Disparity in digit expression profiles {#Sec3}
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To characterize the gene expression profiles of digits in pentadactyl amniote limbs, we sequenced RNA of developing digits and their associated posterior interdigital mesenchyme from the forelimbs of mouse, green anole (*Anolis*), and American alligator (Fig. [1a](#Fig1){ref-type="fig"}). In each of these species, hierarchical cluster analysis (HCA) and principal component analysis (PCA) of the transcriptomes showsa weak signal of sample clustering by digit (Supplementary Fig. [1](#MOESM1){ref-type="media"}). The strongest signals of digit-specific expression profiles are observed in D1 of mouse and D4 of the alligator. Groupings of the other digit samples are not well supported. We hypothesized that this result might imply that any signal of gene expression differentiation among digits is overwhelmed by noise when all genes are considered, because most genes are likely irrelevant to the developmental identity of digits. If such a signal exists, we predict that it will be reflected preferentially in the expression of transcription factor and signaling genes. Therefore, we again performed HCA and PCA on the samples of each species, this time using two gene lists: a curated set of known limb patterning genes that are sensitive to


*Shh* signaling (*N* = 159)^[@CR26]^, and transcription factor genes (*N* = 2183)^[@CR27]^.Fig. 1Pentadactyl amniote limbs have disparate patterns of genetic differentiation of digits. **a** Photographs of right forelimbs at the stages sampled, dorsal perspective. Analyses of limb patterning genes show that in **b** mouse and **c** alligator, replicates of each digit form clusters, indicating that the digits have distinct gene expression profiles. By contrast, **d** *Anolis* digits do not show clear differentiation of gene expression profiles. Alligator illustration reproduced with permission by Michael Richardson. *Anolis* illustration by Sarah Werning without modification (license \[<https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/>\])

In mouse and alligator, HCA and PCA of known limb patterning genes result in clustering of samples by digit (Fig. [1b, c](#Fig1){ref-type="fig"}). In mouse, D1 is strongly differentiated from the other digits. In alligator, an anterior cluster, comprised of digits D1,show a strongly biased *p* value distribution, the exception being D2 and D3 in mouse. This is consistent with the idea that, in general, most digits in a limb are genetically differentiated, while in *Anolis* genetic differentiation of digits is minimal or absent.Fig. 2Differential expression analyses suggest homogeneity among *Anolis* digits. Histograms show the distribution of *p* values from differential expression analyses of adjacent digits. In *Anolis*, *p* value distributions that are close to uniform, indicating very weak genetic differentiation of adjacent fingers. Mouse and alligator, on the other hand, generally show strongly biased *p* value distributions. The number of genes that are identified as differentially expressed at an FDR threshold of 0.05 are noted in each panel as "genes," and the number of transcription factors among these


limbs showed that targeted gene lists generated either experimentally (i.e., known limb patterning genes^[@CR26]^), by gene ontology (i.e., all transcription factors^[@CR27]^), or statistically (i.e., 49 CDEGs), can reveal distinct gene expression profiles among digits of a limb, which are not observed in the full transcriptome. The spatial digit expression profiles of these genes, however, is species specific. In light of these results, we reevaluated the frame shift hypothesis of bird wing origin^[@CR16]^.

Reevaluating the frame shift hypothesis {#Sec5}
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The frame shift hypothesis predicts that the three digits of the adult avian forelimb, which we refer to here as D2, D3, and D4 according to their developmental position^[@CR17]--[@CR22]^, will express the developmental programs observed in the digits D1, D2, and D3 of other limbs^[@CR16]^. This hypothesis was tested previously by analyzingchicken, and human. Source data for panel **c** are provided as a Source Data file. Alligator and chicken illustrations reproduced with permission by Michael Richardson. *Anolis* illustration by Sarah Werning without modification (license \[<https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/>\])

To assess whether spatial gene expression profiles can be conserved between the fore- and hindlimbs of a species, even when they differ in digit number, we performed in situ hybridization in alligator. We evaluated expression of *Tbx2*, *Tbx3*, and *Sall1*, three transcription factor genes identified as differentially expressed between alligator forelimb D3 and D4. In situ hybridization confirms their expression in the posterior interdigital mesenchyme (Fig. [6c](#Fig6){ref-type="fig"}) and shows conserved positional expression patterns for *Tbx3* and *Sall1* between the forelimb and hindlimb. It is unclear whether the pattern also holds for *Tbx2*, where difference in expression


limb. Loading values for samples in PCAs and also bootstrap values, which were calculated using the with the bootPCA' function of the bootSVD package^[@CR58]^ with centerSamples = True and 1000 bootstrap samples), are provided in the file Supplementary Data [3](#MOESM7){ref-type="media"}.

Differential expression testing of adjacent digits {#Sec16}
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EdgeR (Release 3.1)^[@CR29],[@CR30]^ was used to test for differential expression of adjacent digits (e.g., D1 vs. D2) of mouse, alligator, *Anolis* and chicken. We used function glmFit and glmLRT in EdgeR, which implemented a generalized regression model for differential expression test. Specifically, in alligator and chicken PCA and PCA revealed stable grouping of samples by digit number across stages. Therefore, subsequent analyses consider these data from two stages simultaneously.

In *Anolis*, pairwise testing of samples revealed nonconventional *p* value distribution, with a decrease near zero and sometimescorrection method, the *q*-value of Storey^[@CR59]^. The major results presented in the study are robust to both methods. Although the Storey method uniformly called more genes as significant at the FDR threshold of 0.05, the same genes are recovered in the center of Venn diagrams (Figs. [3](#Fig3){ref-type="fig"}, [4a](#Fig4){ref-type="fig"}, and [5b](#Fig5){ref-type="fig"}).

Correlation of fold change in orthologs and random genes {#Sec17}
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To assess whether genes differentially expressed at a given position in one species are behaving similarly in other species, we compared the relative fold change of these genes to random genes of similar expression level in the other species. For example, between D1 and D2 of alligator 46 genes are recovered as differentially expressed among the one-to-one orthologs of the three pentadactyl species sampled (FDR threshold of 0.05) (Fig. [3](#Fig3){ref-type="fig"}). For these


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The Australian Catholic Bishops Conference in its 2016 booklet titled “Eastern Churches in Australia” clarifies which Eastern traditions are Catholic.

“At present, there are twenty-three groups of Eastern Christians who, with the Latin Church, form the Catholic Church governed by the successor of Peter and bishops in communion with him.”

Byzantine Rite Eastern Ukrainian Catholics are one of the twenty-three.

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For channels and decoding rules with memory, however, there are no known single-letter lower bounds, even in specific examples. The only existing lower bound, derived in [@Ganti], which holds for a general family of channels and decoding metrics with memory, appears in the form of a multi-letter expression. Unfortunately, this expression cannot be calculated in practice and it provides only little insight on the mismatch decoding problem.

Motivated by the last paragraph, in this work, we consider a specific class of channels with memory; Gaussian intersymbol interference (ISI) channels, with a mismatched decoding metric that is based upon wrong ISI coefficients (see Section \[sec:problemFormulation\] for a precise definition of our model). Considering this problem is important when, for example, the depth of the ISI is large (i.e, many taps),


@LapZiv; @FerderLapidoth; @merFeder; @Lomnitz; @Lomnitz2; @Misra; @Shayevitz; @Shayevitz2; @Shayevitz3; @UniNeri2]. Indeed, as in the mismatch decoding problem, in many practical situations encountered in coded communication systems, the specific channel over which transmission is to be carried out is unknown to the receiver. The receiver only knows that the channel belongs to a given family of channels. In such a case, the implementation of the optimum ML decoder is of course precluded, and thus, universal decoders, independent of the unknown channel, and which perform asymptotically as well as the ML decoder had the channel law been known, are sought. In this paper, we look at the following scenario. Consider the Gaussian ISI channel, and assume that due to complexity issues concerning the implementation of the optimal ML decoder, thewhite noise with variance $\sigma^2$, and ${\left\{y_t\right\}}_{t=1}^n\in\mathbb{R}^n$ are the channel outputs. It is assumed that ${\left\{w_t\right\}}_{t=1}^n$ is statistically independent of ${\left\{x_t\right\}}_{t=1}^n$. We denote by $W(\by\vert\bx)$, the conditional density of the channel output induced by , where $\bx\triangleq(x_{1-K}, \ldots,x_n)$ and $\by\triangleq(y_1,\ldots,y_n)$, and without loss of generality we assume that $x_{1-K}=\cdots=x_{0}=0$, namely, an overhead of zeroes at the beginning of each block. Alternatively, we may assume that $x_{-k} = x_{n-k}$, for $k = 0,\ldots,K-1$, that is, a circularity assumption on the input sequence [@HIRTMASSEY]. As long as $K$ is fixed and $n\to\infty$ these assumptions have no influence on either the achievable error exponents or the achievable rates. Accordingly, for any $\bx,\by\in\mathbb{R}^n$, $$\begin{aligned}
\log W(\by\vert\bx) =-\frac{n}{2}\log(2\pi \sigma^2) -\frac{1}{2 \sigma^2}\sum_{t=1}^n{\left(y_t-\sum_{i=0}^{K}h_ix_{t-i}\right)}^2.\label{2tapISISpe}\end{aligned}$$ A rate $R$ block code of size $n$ is a set of $M


where ${\left\{Z_t\right\}}_t$ is white Gaussian noise, $\eta^2$ is chosen such that $\bE X_t^2=P_X$, for any $t=[1:n]$, and thus it is given in . Also, for technical reasons, we fix $X_t = 0$ for $t=n+1,\ldots,n+(p\vee K)$, and for each message $i\in[1:e^{nR}]$. We will then think of all the forthcoming summation terms over $t=[1:n]$ as summing up to $\bar{n}=n+p\vee K$ instead of $n$. This assumption is made only for convenience, but has no influence on either the achievable error exponents or the achievable rates, as long as $p\vee K$ is fixed and $n\to\infty$. Accordingly, we can write the following circularity relation $$\begin{aligned}
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Proof of Lemma \[lem:volume\] {#app:1}
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Recall the fact that the step function ${{\mathds{1}}}{\left\{x\geq0\right\}}$ is the inverse Laplace transform of the function $1/s$, i.e., $$\begin{aligned}
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The oral lyophilisates were characterized in terms of uniformity of mass and disintegration time according to the Ph. Eur. 9th edition. After disintegrating one or two tablets in 10 mL of filtered deionized water (Milli-Q™ Water system, Millipore Corporation, Vimodrone, Italy), particle size and zeta potential of placebo and loaded IPECscooled below its *T*~g~′ to assure the complete solidification \[24\] and *T*c, which is the maximum allowable temperature of product during primary drying, to avoid the collapse \[[@B25-polymers-10-00085]\]. Thermal analysis indicated that the *T*~g~′ of a DS solution at 40% was −21.81 ± 0.3 °C without being significantly affected by the presence of the surfactant (*T*~g~′ = −20.56 ± 0.25 °C); meanwhile the dispersion of 10% IPEC caused a slight increase in *T*~g~′ value to −19.10 ± 0.04 °C, as exemplified in [Figure 2](#polymers-10-00085-f002){ref-type="fig"}. Hence, the samples were frozen at the temperature of −25 °C, considering a safety product margin of about 2 °C \[[@B21-polymers-10-00085]\].

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using Tween^®^80 independently of its concentration and, therefore, discarded from further evaluation. Span^®^80 was effective as a steric stabilizer as a function of its concentration since only the formulation containing DS in combination with 0.5% of Span^®^80 preserved the IPEC size upon lyophilization ([Table 2](#polymers-10-00085-t002){ref-type="table"}). Additionally, the ratio between the cryoprotectant and IPEC influenced the freeze-drying process, since at 20% IPEC loading the resuspended particles exhibited a monomodal distribution with a low size heterogeneity (PDI \~ 0.15). This evidence agreed with the results on the lyopresevation effect of threalose on diblock and triblock poly(lactic acid)-poly(ethylene oxide) copolymer nanoparticles---the lyoprotective efficiency increased at higher nanoparticles concentration \[[@B26-polymers-10-00085]\].

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The - Party of Lincoln - the right choice for Ohio

On Tuesday March 6th the citizens of Ohio go to the polls in one of the; if not the, most important election in the history of this state.At stake, is nothing less than a choice between this nation remaining a Republic with limited government, or our continuing down a path to bigger and ever more invasive government?I choose liberty. I do not believe that the People of this state want an all powerful government mandating our every decision; telling us what we must buy, or where we can and cannot live, or work.The founders of our Republic created a system of governance that safeguards our inalienable right to life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness. The framers fashionedof 15. For subsequent analysis and visualization accordingly processed data were imported into GeneSpring GX software, version 13.1.1 (Agilent Technologies Inc., Santa Clara, CA). Normalized values were imported as single-color data and were log2-transformed according to the default import procedure. No additional data transformation or normalization was applied during data import.

A moderated *T*-test was applied to identify differentially expressed mRNAs, using a corrected *p*-value cut off at 0.01 (Benjamini Hochberg correction; false discovery rate of 0.01) and showing an additional fold change of more than 2-fold. Data were analyzed through the use of Ingenuity Pathway Analysis (IPA) (Qiagen) to identify and compare pathways that were altered by Th1-derived effectors in astrocytes and microglia. Z-scores were used to determine if pathways have significantly more activated predictions than they have


have influence on distinct cellular processes. However, there is still a possibility that some genes in response to particular stimuli might follow different expression kinetics in different cell types. To address this, we followed expression kinetics of few randomly selected genes that were shown to be specifically regulated in microglia and astrocytes in our microarray analysis. We treated microglia and astocytes for 6, 18, and 48 h with Th1 culture supernatants and assessed the expression of genes shown in Figure [5](#F5){ref-type="fig"} using RT-PCR. For majority of the genes tested, we could confirm a similar trend of regulation for 18 h treatment and was consistent with the microarray analysis. Only exception was *Il6* expression which according to microarray analysis has been shown to be specifically upregulated in astrocytes butvideo games, including Roblox, Grand Theft Auto V, Assassin's Creed II and The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt, that had online components that were alleged to be part of the Blue Whale game following the suicides of two teenagers that had been involved in it.

Tunisia
On March 12, 2018, the parents of seven Tunisian children who claimed their children had killed themselves due to the game requested a ban on Blue Whale from the Tunisian courts.  A trial court in Sousse issued an interim judgment prohibiting Blue Whale and another supposed similar game named "Miriam".

United States
In the United States, one site, also called the "Blue Whale Challenge", does not identify as an effort to combat the game, but offers 50 days of challenges that promote mental health and


Q:

Websockets + Javascript private variables: Security?

If I send some data through websockets to the client. Is it them for some reason impossible for the client to get access to this data if all the infrastructure works through non-global variables? (I guess not) Does the same hold for manipulation of these variables?
Best regards

A:

Yes
In short, yes!
Just like traditional TCP-Sockets, WebSocket transmit text- or binary frames, even if you use SSL-Enabled websockets (wss) it will be decryptet when arrived at the certain endpoint.
I do not know which framework you are using but even if you have "the feeling" of sending objects throught the socket this is not really the case.
Every object will in some way be marshalized - be it to XML, JSON or some other protocol which will end upmean ±SD. Data for resting cardiovascular and metabolic variables are reported as the mean ±SEM. The statistical differences among the three groups were analyzed using ANOVA followed by *post hoc* analysis with Tukey's test. The results were considered significant when p\<0.05.

RESULTS {#s3}
=======

Mean gestational age at the time of testing was 10.5± 2.9 weeks in G1, 19.2 ±3.4 weeks in G2, and 33.3± 3.1 weeks in G3. The non-anemic status of the women was confirmed by routine tests for hemoglobin (Hb) and hematocrit (Hct) levels. All women were followed with routine, standard prenatal care at Thammasat University Hospital. As shown in [Table 1](#tbl_001){ref-type="table"}Table 1.General physical characteristics of Thai pregnant women (n=42)PregnantG1 (n=14)G2 (n=14)G3 (n=14)Ages (yrs)27.7±5.826.9±5.124.0±5.2Height (m)1.59±0.041.59±0.061.57±0.05Weight (kg)57.6±7.861.4±11.666.6±7.4^a^Body Mass Index (BMI, kg.m^−2^)22.7±3.424.1±3.626.7±4.2^a^Gestation (weeks)10.5±2.919.2±3.433.3±3.1All values are presented as means ± SD; ^a^,


Factors Influencing the Outcome after Endometrial Laser Ablation: A Review of 600 Cases
A consecutive series of 524 patients who had undergone 600 endometrial laser ablations (ELA) were surveyed by mailed questionnaire to determine their response to the procedure. Five hundred one (96%) of the women replied. No major operative morbidity had occurred. The mean duration of follow-up was 15 months (range 6 to 42 months). The absolute amenorrhea rate was only 29%, but in 95% the volume of bleeding was significantly reduced. The frequency of menstruation was reduced in 37% of the patients and unaltered in the remainder. The majority (83%) expressed satisfaction with the medium term outcome. The principal reason for dissatisfaction was persistent menstrual pain. Reported success increased with increasing patient age but was not influencedthe same dose, ingested at two different times have totally different pharmacokinetics and pharmacodynamics and therefore they behave as two totally different medications,” said Hermida.

Previous research has shown that high blood pressure during sleep, and only small differences between blood pressure during the day and night, are both important risk factors for cardiovascular problems.

There have also been studies suggesting blood pressure medications are more effective when taken in the evening and might result in fewer heart attacks and strokes.

As a result, the team set out to compare the long-term implications of adopting a bedtime, rather than waking time, routine for taking blood pressure medication in a large trial.

Writing in the European Heart Journal, the team report how they randomly split more than 19,000 adults with high blood pressure


those taking medication on waking, as well as a greater difference in blood pressure when sleeping compared with being awake.

Among possible explanations, Hermida said it was known that the hormone system that regulates blood pressure peaks in activity during sleep, meaning it might be that medications that interact with this system have a greater effect when taken just before bed.

After taking into account factors such as age, sex, smoking status, history of cardiovascular events and typical decrease in blood pressure when asleep, the team found patients who took their medication at bedtime had a 56% lower risk of death from cardiovascular disease, a 49% lower risk of stroke and a 44% lower risk of heart attack compared with the other group.

The team say the findings need to beand the highest reported yield, WP, or NUE (attainable value) in a given year of a study^[@CR9],[@CR16]^. Therefore, this study aimed to: i) identify a series of important ecophysiological thresholds of water and/or N inputs on optimizing maize yield, WUE, and NUE; ii) summarize the actual and attainable yield, WP, and NUE in the main maize producing countries; and iii) assess the roles of environmental and management factors on affecting maize yield and resource use efficiency.

Results {#Sec2}
=======

Overview of maize yield, WP and NUE {#Sec3}
-----------------------------------

Figure [S1](#MOESM1){ref-type="media"} displays maize yield, WP, and NUE across the main maize production areas in the world. The overall mean yield (ranging from 4.6 to 12 t ha^−1^) was higher than that yield in most countries with exceptions of China (mean ± standard deviation, 8.8 ± 3.3 t


graphs.

The *RR*~Y~, *RR*~WP~ and *RR*~NUE~ increased with total N input when the N application rate was less than 300 kg kg^−1^ (Figs. [4](#Fig4){ref-type="fig"}--[5d--f](#Fig5){ref-type="fig"}), with exception of NUE when MAT is less than 8 °C. Some of these quadratic equations explained a great amount of variation of the regressed data, and R^2^ ranged from 0.19 to 0.38.

The final SEM model highlighted the importance of management practices (i.e., water and nitrogen input, and PPH) and climate factor (MAT) on improving *RR*~Y~, *RR*~WP~, and *RR*~NUE~ (Fig. [7](#Fig7){ref-type="fig"}). However, water and nitrogen inputs had an opposite effect on *RR*~Y~ and *RR*~WP~/*RR*~NUE~, and *RR*~WP~ showed the highest positive effect on *RR*~Y~.Figure 7Structural equation model showing the direct and indirect effects of environmental and management conditions on the response ratio of yield (*RR*~Y~), water productivity (*RR*~WP~) and nitrogen useavailability by regulating several important processes in the N cycle and affecting N availability and plants uptake^[@CR10]^. Hence, a slight increase at the below-threshold water level leads to an increase in yield and NUE, and above-threshold input significantly decreased yield and NUE (Fig. [1a,c](#Fig1){ref-type="fig"}). This increase, however, did not increase WP in our study, possibly because water demand of maize typically ranged from 500 to 800 mm^[@CR19]^, the breakpoint of WP was 709 (Fig. [1b](#Fig1){ref-type="fig"}), and thus more water input is demanded to increase WP considering other water losses such as water evaporation and water runoff in the field. On the other hand, a reasonable supply of N can always enhance WP by promoting plant protein synthesis for supporting growth^[@CR7],[@CR20]^. Likewise, a below-threshold N input increased yield and WP, while above


particularly night-time high temperature, could increase crop respiration costs while shortening the grain-fill duration^[@CR25]^. In addition, increased temperature enhances soil evaporation and thus water deficits^[@CR14],[@CR26]^, eventually decreasing maize yields. A study compiling extensive published results from field warming experiments showed that MAT (21--29 °C) negatively affected crop yield of wheat, rice, maize, and soybean at the global scale^[@CR14]^, and loss of yield due to the increase of MAT was the highest for maize. More importantly, we suspect that the MAT threshold might be 15 °C^[@CR9]^ for maize production. This number is lower than the threshold value identified by a previous study^[@CR11]^: 18 °C, which is the optimal temperature for phosphoenolpyruvate carboxylase, known as the primary enzyme in charge of carbon fixation processes in C~4~ photosynthetic pathway.

Additionally, despite research indicating that high-temperaturestresses could be easily confounded with moisture stress^[@CR27]^, we found that the increased water input did reduce the gaps between actual and attainable yield in frigid areas (Fig. [4a](#Fig4){ref-type="fig"}) but not in thermic temperature areas (Fig. [4c](#Fig4){ref-type="fig"}). This is likely that MAP is generally higher, possibly with concurrently low elevation, in thermic temperature areas than that in frigid areas^[@CR28]^. In other words, water input from irrigation is the limiting factor of maize yield in low MAP areas instead of high MAP areas^[@CR29]^. Varietal changes can be made to assist to preserve the pre-flowering length^[@CR30]^ against the shortening effect of warming and compensate for the negative effects of changes in climate (i.e. temperature and radiation)^[@CR31]^.

The quadratic meta-regression results indicated that the threshold of efficiently using water and N input for global


maize production was around 700 kg m^−3^ and 300 kg kg^−1^, respectively, in most cases (Figs. [4](#Fig4){ref-type="fig"}--[6](#Fig6){ref-type="fig"}). However, both inputs of water and N were much greater than the average values in most regions^[@CR9]^. These partly explain that the achieved yield, WP and NUE were significantly lower than the optimal values. While adjusting water or N input independently would only optimize productivity and NUE to a certain extent (Fig. [1](#Fig1){ref-type="fig"}). High input of either water or N may postpone the phenological development of maize^[@CR10]^ due to prolonged vegetative growth stage and delayed maturity. In contrast, treatments with a low irrigation level and reduced N dose could also result in significantly shortened vegetative growth stage and early maturity. Thus, disregarding the MAT subgroup, the responses of yield (Fig. [4b--f](#Fig4){ref-type="fig"}), WP (Fig. [5a--b,d--f](#Fig5){ref-type="fig"})), or NUE (Fig. [6a,b,e,f](#Fig6){ref-type="fig"}) to-159760?
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<tt>toCSV</tt>Make a CSV file

<tt>transpose</tt>Matrix transpose

<tt>uncmin</tt>Unconstrained optimization

<tt>version</tt>Version string for the numeric library

<tt>xor</tt>Pointwise x^y

<tt>xoreq</tt>Pointwise x^=y

Numerical analysis in Javascript

Numeric Javascript is
library that provides many useful functions for numerical
calculations, particularly for linear algebra (vectors and matrices).
You can create vectors and matrices and multiply them:

> A = [[1,2,3],[4,5,6]];
[[1,2,3],
 [4,5,6]]
> x = [7,8,9]
[7,8,9]
> numeric.dot(A,x);
[50,122]

The example shown above can be executed in the
Javascript Workshop or at any
Javascript prompt. The Workshop provides plotting capabilities:

The function <tt>workshop.plot()</tt> is essentially the flot
plotting command.

The <tt>numeric</tt> library provides functions that implement most of the usual Javascript
operators for vectors and matrices:

> y = [10,1,2];
[10,1,2]
> numeric['+'](x,y)
[17,9,11]
> numeric['>'](x,y)
[false,true,true]

These operators can also be called with plain Javascript function names:

> numeric.add(x,y)
[17,9,11]

You can also use these operators with three or more parameters:

> numeric.add([1,2],[3,4],[5,6],[7,8])
[16,20]

The function <tt>numeric.inv()</tt> can be used to[ 3],
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 [10],
 [11],
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You can compute the 2-norm of an Array, which is the square root of the sum of the squares of the entries.

> numeric.norm2([1,2])
2.236

Computing the tensor product of two vectors:

> numeric.tensor([1,2],[3,4,5])
[[3,4,5],
 [6,8,10]]

Data manipulation

There are also some data manipulation functions. You can parse dates:

> numeric.parseDate(['1/13/2013','2001-5-9, 9:31']);
[1.358e12,9.894e11]

Parse floating point quantities:

> numeric.parseFloat(['12','0.1'])
[12,0.1]

Parse CSV files:

> numeric.parseCSV('a,b,c\n1,2.3,.3\n4e6,-5.3e-8,6.28e+4')
[[     "a",     "b",     "c"],
 [       1,     2.3,     0.3],
 [     4e6, -5.3e-8,   62800]]
> numeric.toCSV([[1.23456789123,2],[3,4]])
"1.23456789123,2
3,4
"

You can also fetch a URL (a thin wrapper around XMLHttpRequest):

> numeric.getURL('tools/helloworld.txt').responseText
"Hello, world!"

Complex linear algebra

You can also manipulate


,  -1,   2]]
> x = [3,1,7]; b = numeric.sdot(A,x);
[5,-8,13]
> numeric.sLUPsolve(lup,b)
[3,1,7]

The <tt>numeric.sscatter()</tt> and <tt>numeric.sgather()</tt> functions can be used to convert between
sparse matrices and the coordinate encoding:

> A = numeric.sscatter([[0,0,1,1,1,2,2],[0,1,0,1,2,1,2],[1,2,3,4,5,6,7]])
[[1,2],
 [3,4,5],
 [ ,6,7]]
> numeric.sgather(A)
[[0,0,1,1,1,2,2],
 [0,1,0,1,2,1,2],
 [1,2,3,4,5,6,7]]

Coordinate matrices

Sparse matrices can be very slow in certain browsers. Functions that
work with matrices in the coordinate encoding using band strategies may execute faster if
your matrices happen to be banded.

LU decomposition:

> lu = numeric.cLU([[0,0,1,1,1,2,2],[0,1,0,1,2,1,2],[2,-1,-1,2,-1,-1,2]])
{U:[[    0,    0,    1,      1,  2   ],
    [    0,    1,    1,      2,  2    -1,          4,         -1],
 [           ,           ,           ,           ,           ,         -1,           ,         -1,          4]]
> lu = numeric.cLU(coordL); x = numeric.cLUsolve(lu,[1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1]);
[0.6875,0.875,0.6875,0.875,1.125,0.875,0.6875,0.875,0.6875]
> numeric.cdotMV(coordL,x)
[1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1,1]
> G = numeric.rep([5,5],0); for(i=0;i<5;i++)


Milo was born November 19, 1937, in Breckenridge, TX. He grew up on his family’s ranch outside of Clarendon, Hedley, then Wichita Falls. He received his pastoral license from the United Methodist Church at the age of 17. Milo received his B.A. in Religion from Texas Wesleyan University in 1959, his Master’s of Sacred Theology from Perkins School of Theology at SMU in 1962, and his Doctorate of Sacred Theology from Boston University School of Theology in 1974.

Milo served as a United Methodist Missionary to Taiwan from 1965-1971. He was assigned to teach Church history at Taiwan Theological College and Seminary. He became involved in human rights efforts during the era of Chiang Kai Sheik’s White Terror (1949-1987). Milo worked with political dissidents, including work with Amnesty International,What is not told is that Hannah was much more than a grocery clerk. She was Carl’s cousin! What also was not told accurately by Clifford Kachline back in 1948 in The Sporting News was story of Carl’s tryout. In those days, they embellished news stories to put a family-oriented spin on them. In the story, it was assumed Carl’s father drove him to the tryout in 1942, when Carl was 15. What he didn’t say was that Gummy Rothermal, an older pitcher on the Dalmatia team in the West Branch League drove Carl because he had a good car. Can you imagine two young lads, in 1942, driving on the two lane roads from the valley to Philadelphia — over 100 miles — to try out for


a major league team? I can only imagine the conversation they had. I am sure Gummy hoped he’d get a tryout too, but that didn’t happen.

Carl had been a high school star in 9th, 10th, and 11th grades. Gratz won the baseball championship in 1941, and in 1942 with Carl as their ace pitcher. Carl was also invited to pitch for Dalmatia in the West Branch League … a town league of adult men who admitted teenage players during the war years.

Carl went to his tryout at Shibe Park in Philadelphia. It was raining that morning, and the game had been canceled. At first Carl thought the tryout was canceled too! But, after he found his way into the Athletics’ ballpark, he received his tryout in front ofOn better teams, or with better management, or modern technology, I am sure he would have had an even better, and perhaps longer career. Carl truly was and is the “Wonder Boy” from Gratz!

Thank you ….

“Hass” Hassenger then spoke for a few minutes. He is the only other surviving member from the Gratz HS championship teams. He reminisced about the old days when they were boys playing ball in the valley.

Carl Scheib then answered questions and told jokes and stories for about 45 minutes.

(The entire program was recorded on video by The Gratz Historical Society and is available on DVD from them.)

Copies of the book Wonder Boy, and all other Sunbury Press books can be purchased wherever books are sold. A few signed copies will be offered by


Wonder Boy – The Story of Carl Scheib: The Youngest Player in American League History. Lawrence and Carl will then answer questions and sign copies of the book which will be for sale through the Gratz Historical Society. Carl will then donate some of his memorabilia to the Gratz Historical Society Museum.

ABOUT THE BOOK

Carl Scheib, from Gratz, PA, was a young farm boy of 16 who was signed to a major league contract by Connie Mack of the Philadelphia Athletics. Carl enjoyed 11 years in the major leagues, interrupted by his service in World War II. When he made his first appearance in 1943, he was the youngest player in modern major league history. The following season, Joe Nuxhall of the National League’s Cincinnati Reds, pitched 2/3 ofto take some extra data
here around that tracking point
to make sure that it
will stick there.
Now, currently we are only tracking
the position with one tracking point,
and you also want to track
the rotation information,
because Yannick is going to, like,
move his wrist up and down.
So, here on the right side, inside our tracker,
we're going to enable the rotation as well,
and you can, as well, enable the scale if,
for example, the camera would come closer...
...or further away from Yannick, then
you also want to track the scale.
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not going to enable that.
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that tracker a tiny bit, like so,
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and take that second tracker here
to the second light here, as well.
You could take something else, like
this


go into the
circles of the interface pack,
and select Circle #06, which
was pretty cool actually.
drag that into the composition,
kind of move these
clips here, or layers...
...to the right side.
and let's see at which point that
they have to start right here,
so, let's move that In animation
to it, that loop is right here,
and then the outgoing
animation right here.
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also here select all of these layers
right click and say Pre-comp,
this is going to be the Eye Radar.
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to his eye,
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that size of that group here,
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the tracking layer as well,
and, once we've got
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same way as we've done before,
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very quickly over this,
select that layer,
open up the tracker,
say Track Motion,
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Rotation and the Scale,
move these two tracking points to a
very contrasty point that we have,
and hit play.
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name this layer the Wrist
Radar Tracking, whatever...
say Edit Target, select the Wrist Radar Tracking,
press OK and say Apply and press OK.
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a loop and an outgoing


It's
one thing when we talk about our personal situations, but when we fall
into the global-situation, in which everyone is now at the mercy of the
same creatures that created all this hell  it's time to fight this to
the death or just surrender. The third course: Which has seized most people
who will continue to ignore everything until the cascade of falling boulders
and burning cities will finally wipe out this population, by the hundreds,
and then the thousands without warning  is on the way!

All
because those creatures who have insisted that they not be disturbed
by any untoward thoughts about anything taking place anywhere in the
world of 'now' will be slaughtered by the millions, which is what so
many of us tried to warn them about: But they have chosen
Political-Correctness over Life, Lovegoing to do it all over again: Still without any plans as to what
to do, whenever he decides to stop bombing and declare the survivors as
“free.” He has no authority for this blatant war-crime, but what the hell,
everyone has been doing this since 911 around the world, so why not!

All
of the so-called international authorities that were supposed to keep
outlaws like Bush 41, Clinton, Cheney, Bush 43 and now Obamanation in
check  have done absolutely nothing to prevent any of the billions from
being tortured beaten or slaughtered since “The Decider” decided that
he ruled the world  this is what makes the re-invasion of Libya such
an obscene gesture on the global-stage

BTW the numbers of the
dead, wounded and critically damaged since 2003 have been steadily reduced
every time it comes up. At


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Net inflows into equity mutual fund schemes fell to ₹6037.78 crore in October from ₹12622 crore a year ago, according to data released by Association of Mutual Funds of India (Amfi) on Friday. These schemes saw an inflow of ₹6728.02 crore in September.

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After touching fresh highs, the Sensex had gained 3.78% in October, its best monthly performance this financial year. The Nifty gained 3.51% in October against 4.09% in September.

Domestic institutional investors (DIIs), which include mutual funds and insurance companies, invested ₹4,675.37 crore in Indian shares in October. Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) bought Indian shares worth $2.06 billion in October, higher than lastinvestor fraternity," NS Venkatesh, chief executive, AMFI said. “We expect equity markets to perform better in the coming quarters, as the positive impact of government initiatives trickles down in the economy, driving further inflows in mutual fund."

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Spherical buildings
-------------------

A spherical building $B$ modelled on a spherical Coxeter complex $(S,W)$ is a $\operatorname{CAT}(1)$ space together with an atlas of isometric embeddings $S \hookrightarrow B$ (the images of these embeddings are called [*apartments*]{}) with the following properties: any two points in $B$ are contained in a common apartment, the atlas is closed under precomposition with isometries in $W$ and the coordinate changes are restrictions of isometries in $W$. We consider the empty set as a spherical building.

The objects (walls, roots,... ) defined for spherical Coxeter complexes can be defined for the building $B$ as the corresponding images in $B$.

A spherical building has a unique decomposition as a join of spherical buildings and a sphere, whose buildingsa spherical building with associated spherical Coxeter complex $(S=S^n,W)$. Let $\Phi$ in ${{\mathbb R}}^{n+1}$ be a root system with the same associated Coxeter complex $(S,W)$. Let $\alpha \in \Phi$ be an indivisible root. Given a chart $(S,W)\stackrel{\iota}{\hookrightarrow} B$ for an apartment $A=\iota(S)\subset B$, we also denote with $\alpha$ the root $\iota(\alpha)\subset B$ (cf. Section \[sec:rootsystem\]). Conversely, if $\alpha\subset B$ is a root, then we denote again with $\alpha$ the corresponding indivisible root. There should be no confusion with this abuse of notation.

We can now explain the commutator relations for the root groups of $B$ (cf. [@Tits:rootdata] and [@Timmesfeld:lie-type Section 3]).

\[thm:commutator\] For an irreducible spherical building $B$ of dimension $n\geq 2$, there exists a (possibly non-reduced) root system $\Phi$ with the same associated Coxeter complex $(S,W)$ as $B$, such that the following


n-1$. We identity the apartments $A,A'$ simultaneously with the unit sphere $S^{n-1}\subset {{\mathbb R}}^n$ such that the centers of roots correspond to points $\frac{1}{\sqrt{2}} ( \pm e_j \pm e_k )$, the identifications coincide in $\alpha=A\cap A'$ and $x$ corresponds to the point $\frac{1}{\sqrt{n+1-i}}(e_i+e_{i+1}+\dots +e_n)$. To simplify the notation, we omit the normalizing factor, so we write $x = e_i+e_{i+1}+\dots +e_n$. Observe that $x\in\alpha$ implies that the center $x_\alpha$ of $\alpha$ is of the form $e_j\pm e_k$ for $i\leq j,k$ and $j\neq k$; $\pm e_j + e_k$ for $j<i<k$; or $\pm e_j \pm e_k$ for $j<k<i$. Since $f_{C\cap A'} (x) = -\lambda_i $, there must be a root $\beta\in\Lambda_{C\cap A'}$ centered at $x_\beta$ such that $\cos d(x,x_\beta) = \lambda_i $. It follows that $x_\beta$ has the form $\pm e_rfor some $p\geq0,q\geq1$ follows that $p\beta_0+q\beta_k = 2\gamma$. This would imply that $g$ is a product of elements in $U_\delta$ for $\delta\in\Pi'-\{u\gamma\}$ and elements in $U_{2u\gamma}$. This in turn would imply that the action of $g$ on $\Sigma_\tau B$ is given by the action of an element in $U_{2u\gamma}$ on $\Sigma_\tau B$. This contradicts the fact $g_{u\gamma}\in U_{u\gamma}-U_{2u\gamma}$. Hence, there is a $k$ such that $p\beta_0+q\beta_k = \gamma$. From this we see that after replacing $j$ with $k$ we may assume that $c\geq 1$.

Finally we can see that $cb-c'\geq 1b-1\geq 1-1 =0$ and conclude that $f_K(x) + \mu_{u\gamma}\sin d(x,\partial(u\gamma))\geq 0$. This is what remained to be proved.

The remaining assertions of the theorem are just a consequence of Lemma \[lem:radiusminimum\].

\[rem:polygons\] Although we are mainly interested in buildings of dimension $\geq


apartments.

If $A$ is an apartment with $Fix(g)\cap A$ top-dimensional, we say that $A$ [*supports*]{} $g$ if $A$ supports $Fix(g)$ (cf. Section \[sec:subcomplexbuilding\]) and additionally the following holds: if $\alpha\subset A$ is a non-reduced root in $\Lambda_{Fix(g)\cap A}^{min}$ and $\tau\subset \partial\alpha\cap Fix(g)$ is a panel, then if there is an apartment $A'$ containing $\alpha$ such that the unique element in $U_\alpha$ sending ${\Sigma}_\tau A'$ to ${\Sigma}_\tau gA'$ lies in $U_{2\alpha}$, then the unique element in $U_\alpha$ sending ${\Sigma}_\tau A$ to ${\Sigma}_\tau gA$ also lies in $U_{2\alpha}$. Lemma \[lem:supportingapt\] readily generalizes to apartments supporting $g$, since in the notation above clearly $A'$ also supports $Fix(g)$.

Observe that if $u$ is a unipotent isometry, then any apartment, which intersects $Fix(u)$ in a top-dimensional set, supports $u$.

Before we continue, let us explain our motivation to considerdo not have a Jordan decomposition, so we use the union of the apartments supporting $g$ as a substitute of the subbuilding ${\partial_{T}}Min(s)$.

We now return to our original discussion. Let now $A$ be an apartment supporting $g$. By Proposition \[prop:parabgp\] we can write $g=uh$ with $u\in U_\sigma$ for all $\sigma\subset Fix(g)\cap A$ and $h\in \hat H = Fix_{Isom(B)}(A)$. In particular, $Fix(g)\cap A = Fix(u)\cap A$ and $gA = uA$. Now if $\alpha\subset A$ is a non-reduced root, then we define the weight $\mu_\alpha$ as the corresponding one for the unipotent isometry $u$. With these weights we obtain the functions $f_{Fix(g)\cap A} (x)$ as defined in Section \[sec:weightedincenter\].

\[thm:topdim\] Let $B$ be an irreducible spherical building of dimension at least $2$ and let $g\in Isom(B)$ be an isometry such that $Fix(g)\subset B$


is a root $\alpha\subset B$. The unipotent part $u$ in the Jordan decomposition of $g=us$ is an element in the root group $U_\alpha$. The center of $\alpha$ is the center of a chamber $\sigma$. Let $A$ be an apartment such that $A\cap \alpha = \sigma$. Then the decomposition $g=u'k'$ with respect to this apartment cannot be the Jordan decomposition because $Fix(u')\cap A = \sigma$ and $u'$ cannot be a root element. On the other hand, the decomposition with respect to any apartment containing $\alpha$ is the Jordan decomposition.

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