Methods for the meta-analysis of willingness-to-pay data: an overview.
Given the policy relevance and growing volume of research measuring individuals' willingness to pay (WTP) for health-related goods and services, meta-analysis provides a potentially rich set of tools for answering key questions about this research area. In particular, when taken as a whole, what does the existing empirical literature tell us about health preferences, the effectiveness of health policies, and the demand for health-related goods and services? Although the application of meta-analysis techniques to health-related WTP data is fundamentally similar to other meta-analysis applications, it nonetheless presents a number of specific challenges. The purpose of this article is to describe some of the main features that distinguish WTP research and to discuss ways in which meta-analysis methods must be tailored    6       2 |
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See help import or http://www.stata.com/manuals14/dimport.pdf to see that import delimited is what to use and that it supports variable names on the first line of the data file, so none of this should be needed, unless you have access only to an older version of Stata.
(If you are using an old version, it is always a


in the morning and then walks to informal school with her classmates to have lunch and receive tutoring.

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Classroom in Devendra Bidyapith school for girls.

Photo by: Danny Bull

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Sonam and her family live in a 10x10 home in the slum of Kolkata. Despite this, her family is working towards improving their financial situation. Her older brother and sister have both completed their education and are now working for the civic police. Sonam and her younger siblings are on the same path and help their mother making shoe laces when they are not at school.

Photo by: Danny Bull

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Locals bathe in the Ganges because it is said to have healing powers over the body and spirit.

Photo by: Lauren Santa Cruz

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Sonam's mother is setting an example for her six childrenWelcome to the Nutrition Facts podcast. I’m your host Dr. Michael Greger. I am thrilled that you have decided to join me today. Because the more I learn about latest nutrition research – the more convinced I am that this information can make a real difference in all of our lives. And I like nothing better – than sharing it with you.

Today we look at a disease that many associate with English kings from the 17th century – called Gout. But anyone who has it today can tell you it’s a very real and painful condition. It occurs when there is a buildup of uric acid in the blood – and is often caused by the food we eat.

If the uric acid crystals that trigger gout come from


our urine, we can change uric acid clearance. Eating an alkaline diet, a vegetarian diet in this case, was found effective for removing uric acid from the body. Those eating the alkaline diet excreted significantly more uric acid than those eating the acidic diet. As such, uric acid levels in the blood of those eating the acid-forming diet rose within days.

So, one would assume uric acid levels are lower in vegetarians. And indeed, those eating vegetarian long term were found to have significantly lower levels in their blood. To prove cause and effect, though, you need to do an interventional trial, where you take people, change their diets, and see what happens. So, they took ten guys for a study of the build-up of uric acid in theis a breakdown product of purines.

This same research group found that “purine intake of animal origin increased the odds for recurrent] gout attacks by nearly fivefold.” Heavy alcohol consumption isn’t a good idea, either. Now, there are some high-purine non-animal foods, like mushrooms and asparagus, but they found no significant link to plant sources of purines. So, they recommended eliminating meat and seafood from the diet.

That may decrease risk, and adding cherries on top may decrease risk of gout attacks even further. Same thing with the leading drug; allopurinol works, but pills and produce appear to work even better.

And, dietary changes and cherries may be all many patients have, as doctors are hesitant to prescribe uric acid-lowering drugs, like allopurinol, “due to rare but serious side effects”—including the


But as NBC details, precedent established during the Nixon and Clinton administration suggests that Trump has “no authority to decline.”

Trump himself has previously indicated he would be willing to talk to Mueller. During a news conference in June, Trump said he was “100 percent” willing to testify under oath that former FBI Director James Comey lied during his testimony to Congress when he said that Trump asked him to quash an active investigation into one of his associates in February of last year, weeks after the president asked his former FBI director to pledge personal loyalty.

Evidence that has emerged since last summer has corroborated Comey’s version of events.

The discrepancy between what Trump said then and what he’s saying now was encapsulated by a USA Today breaking news alertis o rounded to 5 decimal places?
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    (e.g. `ijj,k->ik`).
  * Subscripts that are summed across multiple inputs (e.g., `ij,ij,jk->ik`).

  Args:
    equation: a `str` describing the contraction, in the same format as
      `numpy.einsum`.
    inputs: the inputs to contract (each one a `Tensor`), whose shapes should
      be consistent with `equation`.

  Returns:
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how to have a history of the Sql table column.?

I have a Sql table called MACHINES having few rows and columns, for example MachineId, MachineName, ProgramName, RightCount and FinishingTime. The values are read from a text file (xyz.txt) and inserted into this table. Every time the row gets updated when new values are read in this text file.
My question is how can i make an extra table having a history of this MACHINES table. So that i can keep a track of it, in case if my RightCount value in textfile is changed from 3 to 4. The row in the 'MACHINES' table gets updated, but keeps a history for an example in MachineId 4 something changed. My overall goal is not to have Table 'MACHINES' with


had to do something separately to protect the credibility of the investigation which meant both the FBI and the justice department.”

The “Matter”

The statement that the tarmac meeting served as a cap to Comey’s decision to bypass Lynch’s Justice Department in the email investigation indicates Comey had other concerns about Lynch.

Indeed, in the same hearing, the next question posed to him by Republican Senator Richard Burr, chair of the Senate Intelligence Committee, focused precisely on that.

“Were there other things that contributed to that that you can describe in an open session?” asked Burr.

Comey replied:

There were other things that contributed to that. One significant item I can’t. I know the committee’s been briefed on. There’s been public accounts of it which are nonsense. But I understand the committee has beenComey. “I guess you’re the Federal Bureau of Matters now,” Mr. Toscas said, according to two people who were there.

Even though Comey reportedly had concerns about Lynch’s motivations, he went along and did not call it a criminal investigation.

“I am confident we have the resources and the personnel assigned to the matter,” Comey stated mere days after the meeting with Lynch.

Further raising questions about Lynch, in his Senate testimony this month, Comey lobbed a serious accusation about Lynch’s intentions in the ordeal (emphasis added):

He stated:

And — and again, I don’t know whether it was intentional or not, but it gave the impression that the attorney general was looking to align the way we talked about our work with the way a political campaign was describing the same activity,


FBI on the matter.

The Post claimed that the FBI provided Lynch with a “defensive briefing” on the alleged document in which she was reportedly cooperative, in contrast to a report from this week describing a very different kind of meeting with Lynch.

The Post reported:

About a month after Comey’s announcement, FBI officials asked to meet privately with the attorney general. At the meeting, they told Lynch about a foreign source suggesting she had told Renteria that Clinton did not have to worry about the email probe, because she would keep the FBI in check, according to people familiar with the matter. “Just so you know, I don’t know this person and have never communicated with her,’’ Lynch told the FBI officials, according to a person familiar with the discussion.criminally charged.

Aaron Klein is Breitbart’s Jerusalem bureau chief and senior investigative reporter. He is a New York Times bestselling author and hosts the popular weekend talk radio program, “Aaron Klein Investigative Radio.” Follow him on Twitter @AaronKleinShow. Follow him on Facebook.

With research by Joshua Klein.


Q:

What ComponentQuery should I use for this example in this.control()?

I have:
1.) What should I type in this.control() for getting the reference to the grid panel?
My plan is, when user double clicks one row, new tab is created. I already have code for creating new tabs but I just need to get reference to the grid panel.
Something like this:
'viewport > westpanel > accordion > gridpanel': {
   doubleclick: function...
}

2.) Let's say that I gave an ID to the grid panel. How can I get reference in this.control using .get method?
3.) How can I be sure that I've got the right reference? Can I console.log() - it or something like that?
I would know how to do this without MVC but here I need help. :)
Thank you! :)

A:

It isfor CBW from 1998 to 2002, rising from a lowly half-time listings position to the editorship before owner Dodge Morgan fired me and most of the rest of the newsroom in a dispute over deep cuts to the editorial budget. My experience at CBW inspired me to start The Bollard three years later, and this month’s issue contains a history and retrospective of the paper. For CBW’s 10th anniversary issue (May 14, 1998), “deputy assistant chief sub-editor” Al Diamon also did a retrospective, one that included a list of the “72 stupidest things ever said in CBW.”

Diamon’s list began with this nugget, from Old Port “mega-landlord” Joe Soley, published in the June 9, 1988 issue: “I want to return the [Old Port] to its 1866 splendor. The area


walk.” U.S. Rep. Pingree, now the wife of the owner of the biggest newspaper in the state, then goes on to facetiously offer Diamon one of her “excellent blueberry pies.”

The alt-weekly’s willingness to print profanity provides useful perspective on people in state government. After CBW reporter and columnist Connie Pacillo criticized then-Gov. Angus King for insisting that equal rights for Maine’s gay minority be subject to approval by a majority of Maine voters, his spokesman, Dennis Bailey, left Pacillo a voice mail: “The governor … thinks you’re full of [excrement].”

In fairness, after CBW ran that quote in its Nov. 26, 1998, issue, Bailey, now a PR guru, wrote a letter to the editor in the Dec. 3 issue apologizing for his “intemperate” message. Then he added, “If Ihad to do it over again … well, I’d pretty much say the same thing.”

The CBW archive is a treasure trove of priceless quotes like that, and a valuable source of insights into recent Maine history that can inform our decisions today. Dig in!


joined the Communist Youth Movement in 1925, graduated from the Sun Yat-sen University in Moscow, worked in the underground in Inner Mongolia for a time and then joined the Chinese Communists in Yenan in 1939.[4] His power in Inner Mongolia was not based on indigenous popularity, but on the support of the People’s Liberation Army which moved him in from Yenan following the Japanese collapse. His power was institutionalised through his triple positions as head of the Party, the Army and the Government in Inner Mongolia.

Chinese Communist policy in Inner Mongolia after the establishment of the Inner Mongolian Autonomous Region in 1947 had a dual nature. The Communists hoped to raise Mongol political consciousness by promoting Mongol education in the Mongolian language (this was soon reversed), developing Mongol1963, Ulanfu called a special conference to discuss the ” nationalities question” resulting from the conflict between Mongol herdsmen and Chinese farmers.[17] In a speech before the conference, Ulanfu stated that in order to strengthen the unity of the nationalities and to increase the production of both agricultural and livestock sectors of the economy, conditions among the nationalities must be improved. He insisted that genuine autonomy be implemented in the local national minority areas in order that special local problems could be given proper consideration. He concluded by directing that agriculture should only be predominant in areas that had long been agricultural, and that in the semi-agricultural or semi-pastoral areas and in the herding areas, livestock production should be primary. These policy changes directly conflicted with earlier instructions


from Peking. Between 1963 and 1966 there were other policy changes which would later bring Ulanfu under the condemnation of the Maoists. Among the Mongols, however, the temporary restrictions placed on Chinese encroachments resulted in a new wave of popularity for the Mongol members of Inner Mongolia’s administrative hierarchy. Refugee Mongols point out that Ulanfu began to take on many of the elements of nationalism: subsequent events seem to bear out this judgment.

Events of the Cultural Revolution in Inner Mongolia

It is clear from the information available that by the autumn of 1965, Ulanfu and his supporters were already potential targets. They had made basic changes in Party plans as a matter of necessity due to local conditions in Mongolia and the pressures of Mongol nationalism. But where somepromoted.[18]

No doubt Ulanfu and Ms associates were not anxious to get involved in another campaign. They apparently had become convinced that the thought of Mao Tse-tung had little to offer as far as the concrete problems of Inner Mongolia were concerned. Wang I-lun, the Chinese vice-chairman of the Autonomous Region supported Ulanfu and together they formed a core of resistance to the Cultural Revolution movement. However Ulanfu, Wang I-lun, Wang To and others, realised that they could not totally disregard Party directives. They could see that CCP leaders such as P’eng Chen were being purged, and their behavior indicates that they concluded something must be done to safeguard their own positions. They decided to stage a mild Cultural Revolution and thus buy time in which to strengthen their


factories, the bureaucracy and other organisations to establish their own ” revolutionary organisations.” On the other side, Wang I-lun and Wang To began to organise rival ” revolutionary organisations ” composed of workers, peasants, teachers and PLA veterans, many of whom had been settled in Inner Mongolia.

The Red Guard attack on the Party machine throughout China was resumed and reached a climax around December 1966 and January 1967. Encouraged by the ” January revolution ” elsewhere, the ” revolutionary organisations ” of the Red Guards in Inner Mongolia also attempted to seize power. By mid-January they had seized many government buildings in Huhehot, the telegraph office, railway station, Radio Inner Mongolia, and the Inner Mongolia Daily presses. Liu Ch’ang, vice-Commander of the Inner Mongolian Military Garrison Political Departmentproblems and small-scale clashes continued.

By 1 March, Ulanfu and his supporters had concluded that the brief interlude achieved by Chou’s intervention was little more than an attempt by the Maoists to gain time and strengthen their position vis-avis Ulanfu’s ” revolutionary organisations”. Ulanfu again directed troops to surround the Red Guard headquarters and to re-arrest many who had just been released two weeks before following the truce arranged by Chou En-lai. The ” revolutionary organisations ” of Ulanfu and his supporters then planned to stage a coup on 18 April and seize total power in the Leagues and Banners in order to establish an Inner Mongolian Revolutionary Committee.[31]

The Peking Maoists could see the crisis presented by the deterioration of their control in Inner Mongolia and they concluded that


blow to the special agents of the United States, Japan, the Chiang gang, and Soviet and Mongolian revisionism, all ghosts and monsters of society, landlords, rich peasants, counter-revolutionaries, bad elements, and rightists who have not been reformed, and the handful of ruffians, bandits, black- mailers, swindlers, and speculators disturbing the market. Ammunition, blueprints for manufacturing guns, radio stations, material collected and plans hatched by Ulanfu’s remnant clique for attacking the new red power, badges, seals, name lists of the counter-revolutionary organ- ization, incriminating funds, and goods obtained through illegal profiteering and speculation were also seized.[36]

Reports of attempts to topple the Revolutionary Committee in Inner Mongolia continued into February although on 30 January the New York Times quoted a dispatch from a French news agency saying that Ulanfu himselfCommunists.

[6] Chang Chih-i, A Discussion of the National Question in the Chinese Revolution and of Actual Nationalities Policy, translated from the original draft by George Moseley and published as The Party and the National Question in China, Cambridge: The MIT Press, 1966, p. 141.

[13] Methods by which the Regional Autonomous Areas are controlled by the Chinese Communists are discussed by Harold C. Hinton “The National Minorities in China,” Far Eastern Economic Review XDC.-12 (22 September 1955), pp. 369-370.

[14] For a resume1 of issues confronting the Chinese Communist political elites see Lee Farnsworth and Russell Horiuchi, “The Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution and Political Crisis in China ” Utah Academy of Arts Letters and Sciences Proceedings XLIV: 1 (1967), pp. 53-54.

[15] An account of the shift in minority policy may


than it used to be since the cleanup after the flood of 1972. And now that they have found out how to make money out of the culm heaps (waste dumps from the one-time coal-mining operations), it will ``go on getting prettier'' throughout the Wyoming Valley, he believes.

As a gangling 14-year-old, Jim Law signed his apprenticeship papers as a machinist, working six-day weeks for 4 cents an hour. That was in 1904. Since then he's watched ideas come and go and seen changes -- some benign, many wrenching -- take place.

Folks now tell him the computer age will bring this town its most prosperous future yet. He likes the sound of that but reckons he can't comment on it. He does note that there's a special spirit tostabilizes the IL-2R*α* mRNA \[[@B83], [@B84]\], thus possibly contributing to transformation of HTLV-1 infected cells. Rex may also enhance the expression of FynB, a src family tyrosine kinase that regulates T-cell receptor stimulation \[[@B85], [@B86]\] as well as VCAM-1 and LFA-3 \[[@B87]\], two surface molecules important in T-cell adhesion and proliferation. More recently Rex-1 was shown to inhibit the RNA silencing pathway by interacting with Dicer, a member of the RNase III family that converts the double-stranded short hairpin RNA to the single-stranded siRNA (small interfering RNA) \[[@B88]\].

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the levels of the unspliced gag/pol mRNA in the nucleus (2-fold) and cytoplasm (3-fold), while a more modest increase of the tax/rex mRNAs was observed in both compartments and the expression and distribution of the env mRNA was not significantly altered \[[@B90]\].

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The expression of the alternatively spliced mRNAs of HTLV-1 and HTLV-2 is controlled by the relative influence of positive and negative sequences present on the primary transcript. Two major types of RNA cis acting elements have been described: (i) the RXRE (described above) which mediates Rex-dependent nuclear export and (ii) cis acting repressive sequences (CRS) that determine poor stability and/or inefficient nucleocytoplasmic export. Although the general layout and function of these elements are similar between the two viruses,front of the bar; its twin on the opposite side is called Third) and as soon as the waiter picks up, the guy says, ‘Your enema is ready.’ Never seen Mickey look so confused—he asked this bunghead what he was talking about, and the guy just repeated the line. Said the same thing three times before Mickey hung up.”

But as the calls kept coming my father and the rest of the McSorley’s staff developed a begrudging respect for Enema Man’s persistence. It didn’t take long for hints of admiration to creep into my dad’s voice when he’d return home and fill me in on the night’s action. “Enema Man called again,” he’d say, his mustache twitching with delight. “We let a customer pick up, just to see the


as well as a ritual of bar work, passed from one generation to the next. (And in my case, enshrined with a homemade enema hose trophy.)

The Enema Man’s embrace within McSorley’s also speaks to the place’s ability to absorb just about any character into its orbit. As a child, I was taught to look up to everyone involved in bar life, from my dad and the other bartenders and waiters who ran the place to hangers-on like Frank the Slob, a onetime customer who aged into the job of hand-peeling onions before busy weekend shifts. They were all part of the bar, so they all deserved our respect.

The same goes for Enema Man. Whether he’s deeply committed to the bar or just plain deranged, twenty years of prank{@link JsonStringDocument} which the document id and content.
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of flavor oscillations\
    with superconducting-magnetic proximity effects
---

Introduction
============

Neutrinos [@pauli1978letter; @cowan1956detection] exist in three known flavors [@danby1962observation; @kodama2001observation] corresponding to each generation in the Standard Model [@sheldonNP61; @weinbergPRL67; @salam1968elementary] and have very small masses with respect to other particles [@fukudaPRL98; @ahmadPRL01; @ahmadPRL02]. These flavor states may oscillate [@pontecorvoJETP68; @harmerPRL68] between each other. Measuring the chirality of the neutrino shows that they are always left-handed [@wuPR57; @leePR56]. Despite these experimental facts, a complete physical picture is difficult to determine due to the small cross section for measuring neutrino events. The conventionally accepted Standard Model does not account for oscillations of neutrinos [@peskin1995introduction].

In certain situations, a condensed matter system may possess properties that allow it to mimic a particle physics system. For example, dispersion relations causing electrons toobey the Dirac equation [@zhangNP05], properties of Weyl fermions in semi-metals [@herringPR37; @murakamiNJP07; @xuS15; @huangNC15; @wengPRX15], topological Majorana modes in gapped proximity systems [@nadjS14], and Anderson-Higgs modes in superconductors [@nambuPR60; @goldstoneINC61; @andersonPRL63; @sooryakumarPRL80; @littlewoodPRL81; @littlewoodPRB82] all mimic the physics found in large particle experiments at high energies [@higgsPRL64; @englertPRL64; @guralnikPRL64; @higgsexp; @weylZP29]. Studying the condensed matter physics may allow for details unavailable in the particle physics case to be analyzed in greater detail and with direct experimental verification.

![A sterile neutrino (0) can transition to a flavored state ($\nu_\mu,\nu_\tau,\nu_e$) just as singlets transition to triplets in superconducting proximity effects. \[marionette\]](bakerFIG1.png){width=".8\columnwidth"}

A model was constructed by Pehlivan-Balantehkin-Kajino-Yoshida (PBKY) in Ref.  which shows that a neutrino gas is analogous to a magnetic field applied to a superconductor. Interestingly, conventional superconductivity, characterized by


field or a field that is perpendicular to the flavor direction of the neutrino. This was the physics derived in Eq.  in the PBKY model where there was no field found for the mass basis.

Angular momentum and lepton number {#leptonnum}
----------------------------------

The clearest meaning of $\ell$ available from the PBKY connection is replacing the moment of inertia by a quantity in flavor space to give a flavor angular momentum.

It is tempting to call the angular momentum quantum number, $\ell$, for the neutrinos as a lepton number. This is since the sterile state has $\ell=0$ and the flavor components that have $\ell=1$. However, it is not clear if the quantum number appears similarly for leptons in the theory. Note that if components of $\mathbf{f}$ leave the region where the external fieldMatt,Thanks for the invite, what a great day that turned ever so gently into the evening... The way good beer lubricates the passage of time.. Incredible.You are an artist, no matter how hard people tried to bring some decent brew from microbreweries, the thing you had in that fridge (Zombie Dust, right?) was straight from another world.West, I couldn't wait for your shrimp but I hope there'll be many opportunities to make up for it in Corpus Christi!Great to meet you all, guys!

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Appreciate everyone coming out and hope to see ya on the water sooner than later! Thanks for bringin some great beers to share and the food was fantastic too... polish, brats,


something for a get together after one of our first Spring sessions...If this happening is a precursor for the upcoming kiting year, WATCH OUT!!!!!!!

Matt, thanks for hosting and brewing and sharing the fruits of your labor, and you are on to something buddy...I can see the vision allready....a slew of kiters rounding the jetty and pulling into st joe, TG dropping his tailgate and serving hot soup in the parking lot and Matt opening up a cooler and passing around some freshly bottled skydaddy brews...cold, tired kiters with smiles all around, NA ZDRAVI!!!!!!

I would be amiss to not mention the Vinyl......a trip down memory lane....I realized how late we stayed up when we were cleaning up this morning and I saw the stack of albums that were nextany suggestions?
I could develop some kind of converter I guess, but It may take some time and there is probably a better solution online.
Thx,
EDIT :
I am saving the float array using a DataOutputStream and its writeFloat method.

A:

I would use JavaCL or JavaCV to use the GPU directly.
Note: these libraries work with Intel/AMD CPUs as well so you don't need to use the GPU if its not faster.
BTW: float in Java and C is the same.  However if you use ObejctOutputStream this can only be read by Java and if you use DataOutputStream the data will be in Big Endian format. If you have an Intel/AMD CPU which is little endian you have to swap the bytes around.
If you use ByteBuffer and NIO


to write the data you can make it big endian or little endian.  The later requires no translation.
Note: you can access a float[] or FloatBuffer via JNI meaning it doesn't need to be written to a file.
To use FloatBuffer I suggest
FloatBuffer fb = ByteBuffer.allocateDirect(size*4)
                           .order(ByteOrder.nativeOrder())
                           .asFloatBuffer();

A:

First, you can run Java programs on GPU without converting to C: project RootBeer.
Second, Java floats are the same as C floats. The trick is to write and|PP_comments = Doing '''modprobe ppdev''' works fine with P2B-F which shares the same hardware. Further tests were not performed.

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#!/usr/bin/env python
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-

import requests
from ClassCongregation import UrlProcessing,VulnerabilityDetails,WriteFile,ErrorLog,randoms,ErrorHandling,Proxies

class VulnerabilityInfo(object):
    def __init__(self,Medusa):
        self.info = {}
        self.info['number']="0" #如果没有CVE或者CNVD编号就填0，CVE编号优先级大于CNVD
        self.info['author'] = "KpLi0rn"  # 插件作者
        self.info['create_date'] = "2020-03-05"  # 插件编辑时间
        self.info['disclosure']='2014-05-05'#漏洞披露时间，如果不知道就写编写插件的时间
        self.info['algroup'] = "CsCMSSQLInjectionVulnerability"  # 插件名称
        self.info['name'] ='CsCMSSQL注入漏洞' #漏洞名称
        self.info['affects'] = "CsCMS"  # 漏洞组件
        self.info['desc_content'] = "CsCMS 3.5版本的dance.php中参数未过滤,导致SQL注入的产生"  # 漏洞描述
        self.info['rank'] =editor Jerry Tarde acknowledged that he was “mystified” that Mr. Woods had agreed to this. Under Golf Digest’s contract with Mr. Woods, the monthly, which is owned by Condé Nast Publications Inc., spent as much as $1 million annually on donations to the Tiger Woods Foundation, printing the charity’s annual report and sponsoring many of Mr. Woods’s preferred tournaments, according to a person familiar with the terms. In return, Mr. Woods agreed to contribute monthly articles on golf techniques and limit his appearances in competing publications
Mr. Woods had cut an unusual deal with American Media Inc., the owner of both Men’s Fitness magazine and the National Enquirer tabloid newspaper. Mr. Woods agreed to the cover shot and photo spread in Men’s Fitness, whose circulation of about 700,000 per


  ISwitch ConnectS[2];
        ISwitch OnCoordSetS[2];
        ISwitch TrackModeS[4];
        ISwitch AbortSlewS[1];

        /* Texts */
        IText PortT[1] {};

        /* Numbers */
        INumber EquatorialCoordsRN[2];

        /* Switch Vectors */
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the best way to get the police and the state’s attorney general out of their medical affairs is to get them out of the marijuana world altogether.

Once legalization is effected and marijuana prohibition joins alcohol prohibition on the fetid dust heap of history, anyone who uses marijuana for any reason will be free from state intervention in their personal lives — on that issue, at least.

Americans have been so brainwashed about weed by the authorities that have profited so immeasurably from marijuana prohibition for so long that it’s hard to grasp the immensity of the change in the life of the marijuana smoker when the police are no longer authorized to interfere with his or her activity — recreational, medicinal or otherwise.

The first time I came to Amsterdam


for the 1998 Cannabis Cup, I remained whacked out of my gourd for every waking minute of an entire week. As the High Priest of the Cannabis Cup, I was gifted with enormous quantities of the best weed I’d ever smoked, and I felt it was incumbent on me to ingest each of the 42 strains of indica and sativa entered into the competition that year. So I did — no problem.

After a couple days of this exhilarating existence, I began to notice that my shoulders seemed to be lowering and my anxiety levels rapidly diminishing. Of course, some of this may be attributable to the medicinal effect of the weed itself, but even more so it was the gradual realization that I would not be accosted byTicket prices includes a 45 minute skate session and hire of your roller boots and protective gear.

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  \begin{pmatrix}
    \frac{\mu}{K_0}-\frac{i\bar{\omega}\rho_0}{\varphi}\left(1+\frac{\Omega^2}{\bar{\omega}^2}\right) & -\frac{2\Omega\rho_0}{\varphi} \\
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Defining $\bar{\omega}_c=\mu\varphi/\rho_0 K_0$ and $\bar{\omega}_\Omega=\bar{\omega}(1+\Omega^2/\bar{\omega}^2)$, the components of $\bm{\alpha}^{-1}$ relevant to completing specification of the dispersion relation (\[DispersionOm\]) can be written $$\label{AlphaInvzz}
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Interface Conditions
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Mass conservation at the fluid-disk interface implies continuity of the normal fluid displacement, provided the flow remains laminar. For harmonic acoustic modes at a nonrotating interface, this is equivalent to continuity of normal fluid velocity; allowing the disk to rotate shifts the effective frequency of acoustic modes within the


disk, producing a discontinuity in the normal fluid velocity. In [@Silke2016], sound absorption by a rotating porous object is described in the co-rotating frame by an impedance condition $p=-\bar{Z} \, \bm{u}\cdot\bm{n}$, where $\bm{n}$ is the unit surface normal and the co-rotating surface impedance $\bar{Z}$ is a frequency-dependent complex function that encapsulates how the surface interacts with impinging sound waves [@Acoustics; @Impedance]. For the monochromatic modes under consideration, the co-rotating impedance condition is $$\label{Bdry}
\left. \frac{\partial_z\Phi}{\Phi}\right|_{z=0}=\frac{-i\rho_0\bar{\omega}}{\bar{Z}} \, ,$$ which rests on the assumption that an impedance condition applies in a frame co-rotating with the disk. We now relax this assumption, and by careful analysis of fluid behaviour at the surface of the disk derive an emergent laboratory-frame surface impedance.

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Experimental Implementation
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We will now discuss a specific experimental proposal for observing superradiance with OAM beams focussing on its feasibility using current technology. The geometrical arrangement of the experimental components is apparent from the schematics in Figure \[fig:Schem\]: OAM beam source, an effectively lossless cylindrical enclosure of given inner radius $R$ and length $L$, and a sufficiently rapidly rotating disk composed of sound absorbing material.

For clarity of presentation, we restrict our attention to the approximate impedance condition (\[Bdry\]); deviations occurring due to the more accurate impedance (\[ImpedanceSupF\]) are of interest in their own right, and can be explored further upon implementation. The amplification factor can then be written as $$\label{Amp1}
A_{\omega


Working with rotation rates near the $\text{kHz}$ range requires an extremely strong material, since at the outer disk edge the centripetal acceleration ($a_c=R\Omega^2$) will be approaching $10^5 g$ (with $g=9.8\text{m}\hspace{2pt}\text{s}^{-2}$ being the acceleration due to gravity). Typical porous/fibrous materials cannot sustain the associated tensile loads, but a foam made from the less familiar silicon carbide appears to be able to accommodate our demands [@Foams; @MatAcoustHandbook; @PorousHandbook]. If $\bar{a}_{c}$ is the maximum centripetal acceleration a specific disk can support, then for subsonic disk motion we must keep the rotation rate $\Omega$ below $\bar{a}_{c}/c$.

Though superradiance research has historically involved only propagating modes, we consider it preferable experimentally to work with the evanescent modes, for the following reason. Using the relation $k=\omega/c$ and the radial constraint $k_r R = x_{mn}$ wecolors, several of which may be very vivid and striking.
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Let f(s) = 13*s**3 - 6*s**2 + 9*s + 7. Let h(g) = -27*g**3 + 11*g**2 - 20*g - 16. Let b(t) = 5*f(t) + 2*h(t). Is b(8) a composite number?
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Let a(c) =person in the world with this soundtrack.R.I.P. Ghost...

Captain Price,Soap MacTavish,Ghost and the other heros.The best FPS game of all time.Thank you Hans Zimmer for making this perfect soundtrack !We will not forget Modern Warfare 2!-The best selling FPS game of all time.The father of all fps games !

Best video game soundtrack,memourable team,realistic weapons,best scenario(World War III),multiplayer,special ops mode and this perfect soundtrack.I don't know how can he compose this soundtrack but i had multiple eargazm since 2009(release date of Modern Warfare 2)

I have never seen a soundtrack like this,Hans Zimmer is a genious.Opening theme,Gulag,Going Loud andi can't believe it.Modern Warfare 2 and Modern Warfare serie will not be forgotten.Edmund Meinerts it is the best album but you must be deaf bf fanboy :)

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from Marvel. lol. But yes, Marvel has no idea what musical continuity is.

Edmund Meinerts

2013-09-22 22:25:46

@Ds - that is exactly what I don't want to have happen. It was bad enough in the early 2000s when Danny Elfman was doing practically every comic book movie that came out...but Zimmer is starting to develop this really annoying ultimate monopoly on superhero scores. I don't even think he's that good at them to be honest, and yeah, obviously that won't be a very popular opinion here, but I just don't particularly like his brooding pounding non-thematic approach. When he occasionally breaks out of that shell into something a bit more heroic and emotional ("Like a Dog Chasing Cars" or "An Ideal of Hope"), I like it, but for the most parta fool because Zimmer actually does use brass I talked to one one my friend's who is a horn player in an orchestra and he said that the way Zimmer uses his horns is possible. And the use of the man of steel music in the film I thought made it a lot better.

Now granted I don't want Zimmer doing every Superhero movie that there is but for the majority of composers that are out there I think that Zimmer or one of his people would do it best. And Zimmer's superhero scores have been amazing. and I don't expect anything less of Amazing spider-man.

MacArthur

2013-09-23 01:29:15

And for a little additional info, Richard Watkins is Zimmer's Horn Player.

El Baradei

2013-09-23 09:50:02

Nerd talk

Mike

2013-09-23 16:10:56

Amazing how this went from COD to superheroes.


said.

MacArthur

2013-09-24 16:56:43

How to Train Your Dragon was all samples just FYI. and Believe it or not, yes Zimmer's brass in Man Of steel was real and is definitely possible. Now they didn't sound the same, but it's all on how the horn player play's it. I have studied music for a long time and believe me it is possible. Williams Horn Player's don't attack or put as much hard breath into it whereas Zimmer's Players put sharp breath's into it (Therefore Creating the BRAAAAM). Or Sharp and tinny sound as you say. that's why he uses Watkins one of the best horn player's in the WORLD.

MacArthur

2013-09-24 17:06:27

I see that he does use synths in the music but I don't get how or why you say that it "overdubs"of drum loops and synths in there, but the strings are real orchestral strings. You can tell because they sound, for lack of a better word, "meaty" - you can never quite get the same sound out of samples.

Although I do agree that some of the brass in How to Train Your Dragon sounds like synth at times (one of the very, very few bad things I have to say about that otherwise phenomenal score), but at others it sounds very organic and "real".

As for Zimmer, you act like I'm denying he uses live players; I'm not. His soloists, Martin Tillman's cello for example, are obviously live recordings. But just listen to the Sketchbook from Man of Steel (which is all samples) and compare it with the same


intended a perpetual charitable trust for the benefit of the named charitable organizations that continue to exist. We agree with this construction. Appellant Palms Clinic cites several isolated passages from the will which refer to the "life" or "duration" of the trust and claims that this shows decedent intended a terminable trust to be distributed in toto to the beneficiaries. To give such a construction to these isolated passages would do violence to the intent and desires of the decedent as expressed in the will as read from the four corners, and this we cannot do. In re Conness' Estate (supra), Newhall v. McGill (supra), Doss v. Kalas, 94 Ariz. 247, 383 P.2d 169 (1963). A perpetual charitable trust has a life and it has duration. Even thoughTrust Estate. (Emphasis supplied)
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5 of Rose that:
A defense attorney who is employed by an insurance company to represent an insured in a liability matter is not engaged in the business of insurance. The defense attorney is therefore not directly subject to the provisions of the West Virginia Unfair Trade Practices Act, W.Va.Code, 33-11-1 to -10.
We see no difference between the facts of the instant case and those in Rose.[6] The defense attorney, Attorney S, was employed by the insurance company, DPIC, to represent the interests of an insured, Attorney A, against a lawsuit seeking to impose civil liability for legal malpractice. We see nothing in the record presented to suggest that Attorney S was in any way engaged in the business of insurance. Accordingly, the defense attorney was not subject toAct by knowingly encouraging, directing, participating in, relying upon, or ratifying wrongful litigation conduct of a defense attorney hired by the insurance company to represent an insured.
It is well established, of course, that if a plaintiff is alleging that an insurance company violated the UTPA by committing an unfair claim settlement practice, as set forth in W.Va.Code, 33-11-4(9) [2002], the plaintiff must establish that the insurance company had a "general business practice" of committing unfair claim settlement practices and that the breach of the law was not an isolated event. See Syllabus Point 3, Jenkins v. J.C. Penney Cas. Ins. Co., 167 W.Va. 597, 280 S.E.2d 252 (1981), overruled on other grounds by State ex rel. State Farm Fire & Cas. Co. v. Madden, 192 W.Va. 155, 451


to the injured party and settles the case for the policy limits after realizing that the plaintiff is not going to accept some outlandish low-ball offer, does not automatically preclude the plaintiff from later bringing a bad faith action....
Put simply, the goal of the UTPA is to make bad-faith behavior by those in the business of insurancewhether or not a lawsuit has been filed by the claimanteconomically unattractive.
Were we to adopt the defendant's argument, and hold that the UTPA did not apply to insurance company conduct occurring after litigation ensues, would be to suggest that the Legislature intended to reward obstinacy by insurance companies in the compromise and settlement of claims. Such an interpretation of the UTPA would provide a disturbing incentive for insurance companies to push meritoriousInsurer Imposed Billing Rules and Procedures, 299 Mont. 321, 333, 2 P.3d 806, 814 (2000); Higgins v. Karp, 239 Conn. 802, 810, 687 A.2d 539, 543 (1997); Petition of Youngblood, 895 S.W.2d 322, 328 (Tenn.1995); Atlanta Intern. Ins. Co. v. Bell, 438 Mich. 512, 520, 475 N.W.2d 294, 297 (1991); First American Carriers, Inc. v. Kroger Co., 302 Ark. 86, 89-91, 787 S.W.2d 669, 671 (1990).
Because a defense attorney is ethically obligated to maintain an independence of professional judgment in the defense of a client/insured, an insurance company possesses no right to control the methods or means chosen by the attorney to defend the insured. As one court stated, an insurance company "cannot control the details of the attorney's performance, dictate the strategy or tactics employed, or limit


abusive litigation practices; and (8) encouraging settlement."
Matsuura v. E.I. du Pont de Nemours & Co., 102 Hawai'i 149, 73 P.3d 687, 693 (2003). "[T]he litigation privilege extends beyond claims of defamation to claims of abuse of process, intentional infliction of emotional distress, negligent misrepresentation, invasion of privacy, ... and ... interference with contract and prospective economic advantage." Pacific Gas & Elec. Co. v. Bear Stearns & Co., 50 Cal.3d 1118, 1132, 270 Cal.Rptr. 1, 791 P.2d 587 (1990) (citation omitted). But see Baglini v. Lauletta, 338 N.J.Super. 282, 768 A.2d 825, 833-34 (2001) ("The one tort excepted from the reach of the litigation privilege is malicious prosecution, or malicious use of process.").
The application of the litigation privilege to a bad faith action against an insurer was squarely addressedwe understand these insurers to argue, the litigation privilege could be employed to excuse a breach of those duties, which occurs as part of the conduct of a coverage action.
We hold, therefore, that in the circumstances presented in this case, [the insured] sufficiently pled a bad faith claim that is based on unprivileged conduct by its insurers. Accordingly, the trial court erred by dismissing [the insured's] bad faith claim in its second amended complaint.
Tucson Airport, 918 P.2d at 1066. See also Shafer v. Berger, Kahn, Shafton, Moss, Figler, Simon & Gladstone, 107 Cal.App.4th 54, 78, 131 Cal.Rptr.2d 777 (2003) ("[T]he litigation privilege does not shield LaBelle from liability for fraud."); Matsuura, 73 P.3d at 694 (holding that litigation privilege does not "limit[ ] liability in a subsequent proceeding


Cir.1984) ("[W]e are dealing with an attorney who, no doubt aware that his client the insurer apparently owed nothing under the policy, accordingly elected to perform his duty to his client the insured at best haphazardly."); Majorowicz v. Allied Mut. Ins. Co., 212 Wis.2d 513, 569 N.W.2d 472, 478 (1997) ("Other than obtaining medical records, the defense did little investigation or discovery with respect to what [plaintiff's] medical experts were going to say in the case.").
Similarly, Sims v. Travelers Insurance Co., 16 P.3d 468 (Okla.Civ.App.2000), the insureds brought an action against the insurer to recover underinsured motorist and medical benefits. During that action, the insureds filed a bad faith cause of action for litigation misconduct. The trial court entered partial summary judgment in favor of *276 the insureron the bad faith claim. The court of appeals affirmed as follows:[5]
The [insureds'] complaints were that the lawyers for [the insurer] had treated [them] as adversaries; filed motions to dismiss; objected to discovery; did not take depositions at the times the [insureds] offered to produce witnesses for deposition; misdocketed meetings; and, rejected the [insureds'] request for mediation.... [W]e find the litigation conduct alleged here cannot be the basis for a bad faith action.
Sims, 16 P.3d at 471.
Additionally, in Zurich American Insurance Co. v. ABM Industries, Inc., 265 F.Supp.2d 302 (S.D.N.Y.2003), an insurer filed a declaratory judgment action seeking a determination of the extent of coverage for business interruption losses suffered by the insured-a janitorial service that had serviced premises in the World Trade Center. The insured filed a


contained in Restatement (Second) of Torts, § 410, which provides that when an independent contractor acts pursuant to the orders or directions of the employer, then the employer "is subject to the same liability ... as though the act or omission were that of the employer himself." "Consequently, although an insurer clearly lacks the right to control an attorney retained to defend an insured, we simply cannot ignore the practical reality that the insurer may seek to exercise actual control over its retained attorneys in this context." Givens, 75 S.W.3d at 395. When an insurance company seeks, either directly or indirectly, to affect the defense attorney's independent professional judgment or interfere with the attorney's duty of loyalty to the client/insured, "it would be imprudent for this Court toclaim against insured); Campbell v. State Farm Mut. Auto. Ins. Co., 65 P.3d at 1148 (punitive damages award against insurance company supported by evidence company published instruction manual for defense attorneys mandating that they harass and intimidate claimants and witnesses to deter litigation, and that they "employ `mad dog defense tactics'using the company's large resources to `wear out' opposing attorneys by prolonging litigation, making meritless objections, claiming false privileges, destroying documents, and abusing the law and motion process."). It is not clear whether the record in the instant case involves such a situation.
[1]  I should point out that the majority opinion expressly ruled upon an issue that was implicitly decided in the Rose decision. In Rose, the Court recognized a bad faith cause of action under the


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 he talked about this program that exists where my surgeon practices called, "Chronic Pain Rehabilitation Program". Has anyone heard of this? At first, I thought it might be a good idea. When I came home and read the brochure, it says things like;attempt to be consistent in responding to healthy behaviors, and in not responding to pain behaviors, and become free of addicting drugs, also, med.management to provide non-addicting treatments for pain,insomnia and depression and monitored weaning of narcotics, tranquilizers and sedatives. What is all this about?? It sounds more like a drug detox program to me! The dr. did not explain it to me this way @ all! I'm on Vicodin 10 4 -5 times a day, and have NEVER abused my meds. Why couldn't my surgeon


a decade, 3 failed surgeries, 3 PM Programs and about 12 different docs that all had different philosphies to get to where times had changed and opiates were available and i could combine everything that worked and I had learned over the years.

From long acting oral pain meds combined with other modalities I had found worked for me, I went to an implanted pump that delivers minute doses of opiates to where you have the most receptors. They can also add meds like marcaine, baclofen for spasticity, clonodine as a potentiator of opiates, but the small doses needed with a pump cleared my head enough to realize I wasn't going to spend another year in bed and a pump wasn't a cure, it was simply a way totreatment characteristics. Tumor location and histology are registered according to the International Classification of Diseases for Oncology (ICD‐O‐3).[14](#cam41750-bib-0014){ref-type="ref"} The tumour‐node‐metastasis (TNM) staging classification is used (6th edition in 2003‐2009,[15](#cam41750-bib-0015){ref-type="ref"} 7th edition in 2010‐2016[16](#cam41750-bib-0016){ref-type="ref"}) for pathologically confirmed malignancies, while in other cases, a 1‐digit extend of disease (EoD) is recorded. From 2012 onwards, TNM was recorded for all patients. Actual vital status (dead or alive, date of death or emigration) is obtained by periodically linking the NCR to the Municipal Personal Records Database which keeps record on the vital status of all Dutch inhabitants.

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Median age of 18 234 patients diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in 2006‐2014 was 71 years and 37% was 75 years or older. Pathology confirmation of pancreatic cancer occurred less frequently in patients with nonmetastatic disease (62% vs 69% in metastatic disease, *P* \< 0.001). Metastatic disease was present in 9934 (54%) of patients, and 2336 (13%) of patients underwent tumor resection. The remaining 5964 (33%) patients had nonresected, nonmetastatic (NR‐M0) pancreatic cancer. Compared with patients with resected and metastatic cancer, patients with NR‐M0 pancreatic cancer were older (median 75 years vs 67 and 69 years, respectively) and had an intermediate overall survival (median 5.1 months \[95% confidence interval: 4.9‐5.2 months\] vs 17.5 and 2.3 months, respectively).

Both tumor resection and diagnosis of metastatic disease increased over time. As a result, NR‐M0 pancreatic cancerchemotherapy to NR‐M0 patients was very limited (16%), which can largely be attributed to the high number of elderly patients with early‐stage disease (77% of stage I‐II and 43% of stage III patients were aged ≥75 years). In addition, a restraint of medical oncologists to give chemotherapy to elderly patients and patient preferences could have added to limited chemotherapy use. Also in the subgroup of patients with stage III disease, chemotherapy use in our study (34% in 2012‐2014) was limited compared with population‐based studies in the United States (\>50%).[13](#cam41750-bib-0013){ref-type="ref"}, [22](#cam41750-bib-0022){ref-type="ref"} Similar data on chemotherapy use were found in a previous study of our group in patients with metastatic pancreatic cancer.[10](#cam41750-bib-0010){ref-type="ref"}

Despite a major increase in chemotherapy use in NR‐M0 patients under 75 years in the current study, overall survival hardly improved.


use with hydraulic fluid; a vane for each working chamber provided on the rotor and arranged to sweep through said chamber on rotation of the rotor; and means provided in each vane to permit restricted flow of hydraulic fluid past said vane, the means comprising at least one orifice permitting turbulent flow through the vane together with valve means operating to allow increased flow when a predetermined pressure threshold is exceeded in the damper wherein each vane is provided at its radial extremity with an axially directed recess, there being located in said recess two rigid seal elements and spring means disposed between said seal elements to urge the seal elements in opposite axial directions.
The restricted flow through the orifice is capable of theoretical calculation which assists insupporting tools, you still need discipline to pull it off.

Here’s the recipe I use; I hope you’ll share your own experiences and help me to refine the approach.

1. Collect exceptions in context

I’ll use the terms error and exception interchangeably, but of course they may not always be the same thing (you can log an error event with no associated Exception , and you can log an exception at a Warning , Information or Debug level).

The trick to staying on top of exceptions is to be able to tell one from the other. This means taking extra time to ensure the exception record explains what was happening when the exception was thrown. You might not be able to modify pre-existing code, but when new code is written you should


greatest anger outbursts in Hollywood. He is the white man’s Samuel L. Jackson.

-This film has potentially the worst ending of Pitt’s career (at this point anyway)

‘Ocean’s 11’

-Likely Brad’s worst fashion/hair phase. The 2000s showed no mercy and even poor Bradley was not spared. His hair urges to grow long but is haulted by the quirky and bizarre trends that defined the new millenium.

-RIP Bernie Mack. Truly hilarious.

‘The Devil’s Own’

-Pitt’s worst attempt at an accent.

-The film had the ingredients to be an Irish powerhouse but was petrified to be too dark and focused heavily on contrived, light-hearted moments that did nothing for the story’s development. We needed to feel Pitt’s character’s pain, but we rarely were given the chance because scenes were either rushed (the opening break in/murder scene)can cause damage to the articles and to the contents thereof. The rails also contribute to the creation of a jam condition by restricting lateral article travel. It would accordingly be desirable to provide an unscrambling conveyor which would decrease the damage to the articles, cartons, surfaces and the contents thereof as they are manipulated by the conveyor into a single file.


The main priority is human life and health, therefore the goal of all persons concerned is the effective use of limited resources in order to meet the population’s requirements in supporting health.

As the average life expectancy of people has increased, the number of the elderly people is growing either, which, in turn, increases the demand for medical care.

Nowadays the world healthcare system can’t ignore any more all the innovative achievements in the spheres of IT, radio electronics, network and mobile technologies, which are developing in geometric progression.

A huge amount of expensive medical equipment, produced in the world, is intended to improve the quality and treatment of the patients. Nevertheless, sudden cardiac death (SCD) still continues to lead in statistics of mortality. Thus, in the USA, one of thelack of positive reinforcement. This can be because the individual does not behave in social situations in such ways that elicit a reward. It has also been suggested that depressed people make their problem worse by alienating themselves.

Depression may be learned when a person tries but fails to control unpleasant events. As a result they acquire a sense of being unable to exercise control over the events in their life. and so become depressed. This learned helplessness then impairs their performance in situations that can be controlled.

Evaluation

Hiroto and Seligman showed that college students who were exposed to uncontrollable aversive events were more likely to fail on cognitive tasks.

Having some degree of control and not feeling completely helpless greatly improves performance, especially for those who are depressed.

Mourning and melancholia

Freud


a while, life returns to normal. However for some people the mourning period never seems to come to an end. They continue to exist in a state of permanent melancholia. Freud stated that mourning was normal, but melancholia is a pathological illness.                                 Increased tenocyte number at 3 and 6 weeks of exercise. Increased vascularization in rabbits with 3-weeks exercise. VEGF mRNA increased at 6 weeks
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        SP (different doses) administration to rats after Achilles tendon repair vs. tiorphan and captopril vs. controls. Microscopic evaluation of fibroblasts proliferation, angiogenesis and collagen organization   In tendons treated with SP, fibroblasts proliferation was increased at 7 days, but no at further f.u. Similar evolution for angiogenesis and collagen orientation

The administration of the splice VEGF-111 in artificially injured Achilles tendon was investigated by Kaux et al. ([@B27]), who showed a significantly higher strength-to-rupture of the tendons at 15 and 30 days. Similar results were obtained by Zhang et al. ([@B61]), which found higher tendon strength in rats treated with VEGF injection after Achilles tendon rupture and repair, compared to the controls.

The use of NO has been investigated in severaldecreased pain scores with the hop test at 24 weeks, and an increase in ankle plantar flexor mean total work at 24 weeks (Paoloni and Murrell, [@B41]). The same patients were further assessed at 3 years, and the results showed as 88% of patients with GTN treatment were asymptomatic at 3 years compared with 67% of patients treated with tendon rehabilitation alone (Paoloni and Murrell, [@B41]).

The SP administration in tendinopathy has been extensively studied by Burssens et al. ([@B16]) who studied the effects of NO in surgically repaired Achilles tendon of rats. In the group receiving exogenous SP, increased fibroblasts proliferation, angiogenesis and collagen fibers organization were found at 7 days post-operatively showing a faster healing of Achilles tendons, even though there were no differences at 14 days


clinically expressed as tendinopathy, leads to the individuation of a huge array of factors implied in the pathogenesis and repair mechanisms of this disease. Among single molecules and pathways involved in pathogenesis and healing process of tendinopathy, vascular, and neuronal factors play a major role (Papalia et al., [@B43], [@B42]; Notarnicola et al., [@B38]). The first ones are mainly involved in angiogenesis and vascular activation, while the second ones concern signaling for cell proliferation, collagen organization and pain transmission (Alfredson et al., [@B5]). All these features are considered the core of the pathogenesis, although their proper timing through each step of the tendinopathy process still remains unclear. Some attempts have been performed to find out the exact time and way of activation of each specific pathway, quintessential tofind a targeted therapy for the tendinopathy process. From a clinical point of view, tendinopathy represents an invalidating disease, with a severe impact not only on sport practice, but also on daily activities. The main challenge when facing with tendinopathy is to provide patients with a therapy that is effective and fast-acting and provides for durable outcome.

Some studies have investigated the role that VEGF has in both the pathogenesis and to the healing response of tendinopathy, also using VEGF and its splice variants as an efficient treatment (Zhang et al., [@B61]; Kaux et al., [@B27]), that resulted in fibroblast proliferation and angiogenesis stimulation (Kaux et al., [@B27]). It has been found that VEGF and its receptor are the earlier molecules expressed in tendinopathy (Nakama et al., [@B37]), and


small products: Packets of spice mixes or dips will quickly get lost on shelves if you don’t keep them contained. Look for small wicker or plastic bins to hold this type of item.

Store small appliances on lower shelves: It’s easy to have small appliances such as blenders and food processors absorb counter space. Instead, use your lower pantry shelves to store those appliances, keeping them out of the way yet making them easy to grab when you want them.

Use labeled clear airtight bins to store grains and staples: Oxo and other companies make great airtight bins for flour, sugar and cereals. You can use a label maker to print labels or just tape hand-written labels on the fronts of the containers. These are much more efficient in termsComponent Maintainers

@dcavins would like notifications from Trac for new tickets under the Group components. He mentioned different workarounds like getting Slack notifications for the Groups component to getting the RSS feed from Trac for the specific component. @johnjamesjacoby: “We’d need to merge into our Trac what’s already in WordPress Trac. That’s probably Dion and/or Nacin.” @netweb noted after the chat that there’s a ticket in Meta Trac to get this underway.


1.99); 0.86 (0.42 to 1.74), 0.66 (0.48 to 0.91), 0.71 (0.56 to 0.91), and 0.51 (0.30 to 0.86), respectively. Cholesterol lowering with simvastatin produced similar reductions in relative risk for major coronary events in women compared with men and in elderly (> or = 65 years of age) compared with younger patients. There were too few female deaths to assess the effects on mortality in women. Because mortality rates increased substantially with age, the absolute risk reduction for both all-cause and CHD mortality in simvastatin-treated subjects was approximately twice as great in the older patients.Labour MP Melvin Yong said that with a shrinking workforce, each working adult is expected to contribute more to support the older generation thus making them an asset.

Although workplace fatalities are down, he said that “every death is a tragedy and every accident is preventable.” He said that more should be done to ensure that workplaces are safer and suggested better near-miss reporting to reduce the occurrence of an accident.

He also asked if Singapore should consider having a mandatory WSH officer in every company to reduce workplace fatality. For a start, he suggested to make it compulsory for companies to appoint a WSH representative as part of the certification for BizSAFE Level 3.

Mr Yong also suggested that the Return To Work (RTW) programme which is currently limited to


An investigation by the Wake Forest Athletic Department following the Wake Forest-Louisville football game on November 12th, found that former Wake Forest coach Tommy Elrod has provided or attempted to provide confidential game plan information to opposing teams, starting in 2014.

Elrod served as the Wake Forest color man on the IMG Radio Network beginning in 2014, and has been terminated immediately from his position at IMG.

According to a Wake Forest press release, he will “no longer broadcast Wake Forest football games and has been banned from Wake Forest athletics and its facilities.”

Elrod graduated from Wake Forest in 1997 and served as an assistant under Jim Grobe for 11 seasons. He was not retained by current head coach Dave Clawson.

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of limitation. Appellants lay great stress upon the fact that after giving a life estate to Ben Garris in the granting clause there follows the phrase "then to heirs or next of kin in case he has no heirs." It is argued that the superadded provision for next of kin clearly negatives the idea that the word "heirs" was used in its technical sense. But we do not think this language is sufficient to destroy the effect of the ordinary meaning of the word.
In Hull v. Hull, 2 Strob. Eq. 174, it was held that a daughter took a fee conditional under a devise to her for life and "upon her death, then the said property is to go to the heirs of her body, if any, orshould she die without issue" over. In Surles v. McLaurin, 94 S.C. 308, 77 S.E. 944, it was held that a devise to a son "for and during the term of his natural life, and then to the heirs of his body; but should he leave no such heirs, then the same shall be equally divided among my other heirs" gave the son a fee conditional estate.
*552 The two cases just mentioned, along with others of a similar nature, were reviewed by us recently in Woodle v. Tilghman, 234 S.C. 123, 107 S.E. (2d) 4.
Emphasis is also placed by appellants upon the use of the word "and" in the habendum clause. This clause reads: "To Ben Garris, and his heirs and assigns forever." We do not think this


number densities of the various species $n_i= I_i/{\mathcal N}$ are all identical at the initial time. The number density of empty spaces, $n_E= I_E/{\mathcal N}$, is initially set to be equal to $0.1$. Figures \[fig1\] and \[fig2\] show a scheme of all predator-prey interactions allowed in 4- and 5-species realizations of our model, respectively. Except for the labeling of the different species, Fig. \[fig1\] is invariant under a rotation by an angle of $2\pi/4$ thus leading to a $Z_4$ symmetry. The same is true for Fig. \[fig2\] with $2\pi/4$ and $Z_4$ replaced by $2\pi/5$ and $Z_5$, respectively. Full arrows and dashed arrows indicate left- and right-handed predations, respectively (with probabilities $p_{L\alpha}$ and $p_{R\alpha}$ with $\alpha=1,2$). In the 4-species case $i+2$ or $i-2$ coincide and, consequently, $p_{L2}= p_{R2}$ asI5 (bottom left) and II5 (bottom right)).[]{data-label="fig5"}](fig5d "fig:"){width="4.2cm" height="4.2cm"}

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Now let us consider a model with $p_{L1}= p_{R1}= p/\kappa$ and $p_{L \alpha} = p_{R\alpha}= p$ for $\alpha \neq 1$. In this class of models the cyclic non-transitive hierarchical predator-prey rule between first neighbors does not exist and each species can hunt and be chased by any other. In this case $N$ different domain types with a single dominant species arise, separated by interfaces whose dynamics is curvature driven and controlled by interactions of identical strength between competing species. Figure \[fig4\] shows snapshots of 4 different simulations with $N= 4$ and $\kappa=1$ (model III4, top left and video [@video5]), $N= 4$ and $\kappa=20$ (model IV4, top right and video [@video6]), $N= 5$ and $\kappa=1$ (model III5, bottom left and


shown in videos [@video6; @video8] and on the right panels of Fig. \[fig4\]. As demonstrated in [@Avelino2012], the average velocity of this type of interfaces is proportional to their curvature. As a result the network is expected to attain a scaling regime where the characteristic length of the network $L$ obeys the scaling law $L \propto t^{\lambda}$ with $\lambda= 1/2$. Although this has been explicitly demonstrated in [@Avelino2012], in the case of interface networks without junctions or with Y-type junctions, we shall provide numerical evidence that the same scaling law also applies to interface networks with higher-order junctions. All simulations shown in Fig. \[fig4\] were performed with $m= 0.15$, $r= 0.15$ and $p= 0.70$. Although these values were found to be the most adequate for visualization purposes, wefor spectral images where KLIP-ADI is applied, it is not listed for polarized intensity observation sequences.

The final target, HD 98363, was observed in a follow-up program to the GPIES disk campaign (GS-2019A-Q-109) that focused on disk detection and employed only the polarimetry mode. Given the somewhat fainter stellar magnitude for this target with the farthest distance, the individual exposure times were set to 90 s to increase the signal-to-noise ratio (S/N), while remaining sufficiently short to prevent smearing of the PSF during exposures taken near transit when the field rotation rate is highest. The observation date, environmental conditions, and number of exposures for HD 98363 are listed in Table \[obstable\] along with the three targets observed in GPIES.

Image Processing {#datareduction}
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The data were reduced with the GPI Data Reduction Pipeline


oriented $\pm 45^{\circ}$ to the same line, suggesting that a $U_{\phi}$ image should not have any disk flux and will only have noise. Using the flux of the four satellite spots in each image, flux calibration for the polarimetric and spectral datacubes was performed as discussed in [@hung2015].

Both the polarization and spectral datacubes were also processed separately using the pyKLIP [@wang2015] implementation of the Karhunen-Lo[è]{}ve Image Projection (KLIP) algorithm [@soummer2012] with Angular Differential Imaging (ADI, e.g. @marois2006 [@lafreniere2007]) in order to search for the disks in total intensity light. For PSF subtraction with pyKLIP-ADI, 5 Karhunen-Lo[è]{}ve modes were used. To determine the sensitivity to point source companions, contrast curves are generated for the spectral observational datasets of HD 111161, HD 143675, and HD 145560. For HD 98363, aadded to the stellar photospheric emission to match the unresolved photometry of the entire system, and then the blackbody temperatures are converted to dust belt radii $R_{1}$ and, if there is a second component, $R_{2}$. It is important to note, however, that emitting dust in debris disks is typically overheated and that dust belt radii estimated from blackbody temperatures are typically underestimated by factors of $\sim$2 and $\sim$4 for A- and F- stars respectively [@pawellek2015]. Despite this potential underestimation, for this comparison, we adopt the radius results from the [@mcdonald2012] and [@jang-condell2015] SED fits that are summarized in Table \[modeloutputs\]. For HD 111161, [@mcdonald2012] report a dust temperature without uncertainties.

In scattered-light modeling, simulated images are generated by modeling the three-dimensional distribution of micron-sized dust grains and then computing


lower surface brightness extended disks or halos.

Figure \[ALMAfigure\] also highlights the four debris disks with CO gas detections; the ALMA bandwidth covered the CO(2-1) line for each of the objects in Table \[ALMAtable\]. The systems with gas disks all have high 1.24 mm continuum fluxes, though not every high $F_{1.24mm}$ disk has a corresponding CO detection. The debris disks with gas exhibit a diversity of structures in the scattered-light images and span the full range of $L_{IR}/L_*$ values. Of the three Sco-Cen members with imaged giant planets, two have been observed with ALMA and neither retains a CO gas disk. $\beta$ Pictoris (not in Sco-Cen) is a contrary example of a system that contains an imaged planet, debris disk, CO gas emission [@matra2017], and CI gas emission [@cataldi2018]. Thestructure that is also asymmetric in its brightness distribution. Surface brightness profiles measured for HD 111161, HD 143675, and HD 145560 show a symmetric brightness distribution, while the HD 98363 map shows the NE side of the disk to be tentatively brighter and more radially extended compared to the SW side of the disk. The disk images are compared with the results of SED-fitting models [@jang-condell2015; @mcdonald2012] and radiative transfer models [@esposito2019] to investigate the architectures of the disk systems. The four debris disks were also observed with ALMA [@lieman-sifry2016; @moor2017; @su2017] and the results are compared with GPI scattered light imaging. The best fitting model for the debris disk around HD 145560 suggests extended emission beyond the field-of-view for GPI, which is also consistent with its ALMA


would be "warming up the gas chamber" if Republicans were caught lying, which he accused Clinton of doing.

The comment shows how "insensitive, divisive, and reckless the Trump campaign is," Bard said.

Trump on Thursday reportedly denied to NBC News that he was making a reference to Nazi gas chambers, arguing instead that he was referring to corporal punishment.

Trump Jr. tells @KatyTurNBC that his "gas chamber" comment is referencing corporal punishment, not in any way anti-Semitic. — Micah Grimes (@MicahGrimes) September 15, 2016 Still, he continued to face criticism, with another Clinton aide calling the remark "deplorable" and "indefensible." Joking about gas chambers is deplorable. Indefensible. https://t.co/B9BI5ioXon — Ian Sams (@IanSams) September 15, 2016

The "gas chamber" language also drew the ire of the Anti-Defamation League, which remarked Thursday on theLAWRENCEVILLE, NJ—After learning NBA center Jason Collins became the first active player from a major American team sport to come out as a homosexual, gay 15-year-old Kyle Morgan confirmed Monday that he still plans to buy a LeBron James Miami Heat jersey. “That’s great for Collins and all that, but have you seen LeBron this season? The guy is amazing,” said the gay teenager, noting that James will “go down as the greatest NBA player of all time when all is said and done.” “He can shoot, he can pass, he can defend every position—he can do everything. And he’s absolutely unstoppable when he’s driving to the rim. As soon as I have enough money, I’m definitely getting a Heat away jersey with ‘James’ on the back.” While


(except to play on).

There are other skills that are way, way more important at that age.

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dragonwriter
Of course, if you read the article, the headline is misleading:

1) California wasn't being offered free money, it was being lobbied to let
computer science substitute for existing math and/or science requirements, and

2) San Francisco and Oakland are both in discussion with Code.org but haven't
adopted their program for the coming year, looking at doing it later -- we
don't know the details in SF because the short-notice call for comments wasn't
returned, but in Oakland's case its at least in part because _they already
have grants for teaching code to kids_ from other private entities involved in
a different program with overlapping objectives to Code.org.

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As a home schooler it is shocking to me how technology is systematically
devalued bydemolitions occurred.

They find that the clearest drops in firearm deaths and injuries occurred in areas where six to 12 abandoned buildings were demolished in the first 18 months of the demolition program. Areas where fewer buildings were demolished had smaller drops.

Jay, who will soon join the faculty of Boston University, worked with David Hemenway of Harvard’s T.H. Chan School of Public Health and FACTS co-director Marc Zimmerman of the U-M School of Public Health. Other co-authors were Luke Miratrix of the Harvard Graduate School of Education and Charles Branas of the Columbia Mailman School of Public Health, another FACTS faculty member.

Zimmerman, who is also the director of the Michigan Youth Violence Prevention Center, said demolitions are part of the process of cleaning up neighborhoods that show people care


that demolitions are associated with reduced gun violence.”

However, he said the effect wasn’t spread evenly across the city. Neighborhoods with the highest concentrations of non-Hispanic white residents—in a majority-black city—were most likely to have the rate of demolition associated with the steepest drop in firearm deaths and injuries.

“This says something about access to political power or other resources, and is problematic,” Jay said.

Areas where more than 12 buildings were torn down didn’t see a greater reduction in firearm violence, and Jay and colleagues don’t have a clear explanation why, although the challenges of physical upkeep in these properties could play a part, he said.

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The fact that gun violence didn’t appear to shift from neighborhoods where demolitions took place to nearby areas without as many demolitions is encouraging, theno is equal to the refractive index of micro-lens substrate 1, np. Thus the incident polarized lights pass directly through micro-lens substrate 1 without refraction. Therefore, at this point, the 2D/3D switching device does not show a lens effect and can be used to realize 2D display.
Further, rotation of the long axis of liquid crystal molecules is controlled by applying driving voltages on first electrode 3 and second electrode 4 to create an electric field. The driving voltages to first electrode 3 and second electrode 4 are respectively provided by two separate voltage output modules (not shown). In conventional 2D/3D switching devices, the driving voltage provided by the voltage output module for each of the first electrode and second electrode is fixed. When the driving voltage provided by


Movie Summary

Four super heroes find themselves abducted by their arch nemesis and are forced to compete in a series of challenges in order to save an abandoned town full of kidnapped innocent civilians. They go through round after round of violence and are unable to save any of the civilians as the challenges seem to be rigged in an effort to make them lose. The heroes discover that the arch nemesis is held up somewhere in the town and make a plan to find him. After a long night with many people both good and bad losing their lives, the heroes finally track down their arch nemesis and confront him in an attempt to save not only the innocent civilians and the town, but what's left of theirshown that setting the cook time is a seldom used feature.
Often times, the consumer will place a food item into the oven, set a temperature and lose track of time. The food item will be exposed to the cooking operation for a time period that exceeds optimal cooking conditions. In most cases, the food item will become inedible due to prolonged exposure to high temperature conditions in the oven. In other cases, where the exposure is limited, the overall appearance of the food item might be acceptable, but the quality and taste will be less than desirable.
Based on the above, there exists a need for a cooking appliance that requires both temperature and time parameter inputs before initiating a cooking operation. More specifically, there exists a need for


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Amazon boss Jeff Bezos has launched an inquiry to find out how the National Enquirer got hold of his racy text messages to girlfriend Lauren Sanchez, the Daily Beast reports.

Earlier this month, the tabloid published the contents of lovey-dovey messages from the billionaire to his married new squeeze and reported that he had sent her nude pictures of himself.

Now, the Beast reports that Bezos is funding an inquiry into the leak — and is “increasingly convinced that political motives are behind the disclosure.” It says that the probe has so far ruled out the possibility his phone was hacked, and investigators have “not uncovered evidence” that Sanchez was involved in the leak.

However, when the Enquirer story was published,involved in other aspects of the study that showed the vaccine code and obscured the underlying labels of the pre-filled vaccine syringes. All investigators, observers, laboratory staff, and participants were masked to the vaccine assignment.

Procedures {#S11}
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At the time of study initiation, influenza virus circulation in India was poorly understood.^[@R11]^ Furthermore, only influenza vaccines with a northern hemisphere formulation were available in India; therefore, we used northern hemisphere vaccine formulations for the study. Enrolled children were vaccinated in the following periods: year 1 (Nov 24, 2009, to Jan 17, 2010), year 2 (Oct 13, 2010, to Dec 13, 2010), and year 3 (Oct 7, 2011, to Dec 18, 2011). Children were re-vaccinated in years 2 and 3 if they remained in the eligible study age range. Intramuscular, northern hemisphere


May 1, 2012), because of the initiation of a second phase of this study with pre-monsoon (June) vaccination beginning in 2012.^[@R11]^ FARI was defined as reported fever and any respiratory complaint (cough, sore throat, nasal congestion, runny nose, earache, or difficulty breathing) with onset in the previous week; measurement of temperature was not required. An episode of FARI was considered a new event if 2 weeks had passed from the onset of a previous episode. Throat and nasal swabs were collected (nasal swabs alone in infants), from all participants with FARI, placed in transport medium, and maintained at 4°C for up to 24 h until transported to the laboratory.

Specimens were tested by real-time RT-PCR for influenza A and B viruses,^[@R12]^ and, if positive, the subtype was determined withthe same method. A subset of influenza B viruses were classified into Victoria and Yamagata lineages by real-time RT-PCR as previously described.^[@R12]^ A third of the real-time RT-PCR-positive specimens were inoculated into Madin-Darby Canine Kidney cells for virus isolation; isolates were subtyped by use of WHO kits for haemagglutination inhibition and guinea pig red blood cells.^[@R13]^

In year 1 and 2, a subset of children aged 3--6 years were enrolled in a post-hoc analysis (ie, not included in the protocol, but decided before starting the study) immunogenicity study ([appendix](#SD1){ref-type="supplementary-material"}). The first 531 age-eligible children in the three villages whose parents consented to blood draw were selected to participate in this substudy and 1--2 mL of venous blood was collected before vaccination. Approximately half of the children provided a second


of variation of 0.25; with about two vaccine-eligible children per household, only a small proportion of households were expected to have more than one confirmed child case, with resulting low within-household correlation. Vaccine efficacy was estimated for each year separately using a Cox proportional hazards model accounting for random-effect clustering by household (frailty model).^[@R17],[@R18]^ The initial statistical analysis plan included a pooled multi-year estimate, as well as use of a Poisson model for vaccine efficacy estimation, but was changed per input from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) statistician (PG; [appendix](#SD1){ref-type="supplementary-material"}). Both statistical analysis plan and results of the Poisson model are provided in the [appendix](#SD1){ref-type="supplementary-material"}.

Children were included in the analysis 15 days after receiving their last dose of vaccine that year, until the firstduring an influenza outbreak has been shown to reduce illness in families compared with communities in which schoolchildren were not vaccinated.^[@R5],[@R26]^ In Japan, an ecological study suggested that all-age mortality due to pneumonia and influenza was reduced when mandatory influenza vaccination of school children was introduced and increased after vaccination was made optional.^[@R27]^ Community-level protection (indirect effectiveness 61%) was shown in a cluster-randomised trial^[@R6]^ of IIV3 among children aged 36 months to 15 years in Hutterite communities in Canada, when using real-time RT-PCR for influenza virus detection. In our study, total protection in year 3, measured for only half a year, was roughly double that seen for indirect vaccine effectiveness (total 74·2% *vs* indirect 38·1%). This result might suggest a threshold level of protection was needed to show


year 2, which is otherwise difficult to explain. However, the indirect effects appeared quite high (although were not statistically significant) against influenza B virus that year. Since influenza B virus circulation occurred primarily at the end of the study year, children might have had waning of immunity.^[@R29]^ However, reduced protection for longer than 5 months after vaccination was not observed in year 1 for influenza B or in year 2 for influenza A(H3N2) viruses.

Vaccines are the primary tools in the prevention of influenza virus infection in young children. In a rural setting in India, we showed immunogenicity of IIV3, and moderate total and indirect vaccine effectiveness, which varied by study year, virus type, and virus subtype. Prevention of influenza virus infection in India and similar tropical climates requiresand conclusions of this report are our own and do not necessarily represent the official position of the CDC. We also thank the members of data safety and monitoring board, Sunil K Kapoor, Satinder Aneja, and Ravindra M Pandey, as well as Lauren Beacham (CDC Influenza Division) for statistical support.

Declaration of interests

WMS, KBF, VG, AK, DRP, RSVLN, and SB report a grant from the US CDC during the conduct of the study. All other authors declare no competing interests.

See **Online** for [appendix](#SD1){ref-type="supplementary-material"}

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Randomised childhood vaccination study analysing total protection.](nihms-1604089-f0001){#F1}

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Unvaccinated individuals in indirect protection analysis. Number of eligible households enrolled and randomly assigned to each group are shown in [figure 1](#F1){ref-type="fig"}.](nihms-1604089-f0002){#F2}

![Number of laboratory-confirmed influenza cases by month and year, from November, 2009, to April, 2012, among vaccinated children