the housing society noticed the bottle of liquor missing.

Immediately, devotees and committee members were alerted.

Neighbourhood boys went on a hunt for the elusive bottle, searching every nook and corner of the ‘pandal’, belongings of the ‘purohit’, behind every chair and table, make shift committee office and other areas.

Around 40 women from nearby households who were fasting and were preparing for the ‘Anjali’ had to further hold their hunger pangs. Some of them started praying to the Goddess to help find the bottle.

“The bottle just disappeared. We were helpless. The liquor is a vital part of the Puja ritual. It is offered to the Goddess and mixed with ‘Charanamrita’,” said an organising committee member.

The first suspect was the group of ‘Dhakis’ who were rounded up, their belongings searched, interrogatedlow responders and advanced age women are influenced by the age-dependent miscarriage rate observed in these subgroups. For instance, the miscarriage rate in women over 40 years was estimated to be \~30% ([@B30]). Not surprisingly, a dramatic drop-out before delivery is observed during trials. Moreover, LBR is prone to biases not related to ART. For instance, intrauterine fetal death after 12 weeks of gestation occurs in about 5% of ongoing pregnancies, whose risk further increases in women of advanced age ([@B31]).

Hence, other endpoints, such as the one proposed by the POSEIDON group, might be considered as we feel it is essential to acknowledge the continuum of reproductive outcomes like implantation rates, pregnancy rates, clinical pregnancy rates, ongoing pregnancy rates, and LBR. Naturally, infertility is a couple\'s problem, and


and building wells from scratch would cost, on average, more than $6 million per well, according to data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration. That doesn’t even take into account the headache that environmentalists and natives-rights activists could create for oil companies, if not potentially costly litigation.

Of course, this not to say that oil drilling won’t occur there. “It’s a much smaller area [than the neighboring Petroleum Reserve] with a large amount of oil,” so drilling in the reserve would likely be fruitful, says Murphy. “Talk about throwing darts at a board … If it’s opened up, I’m sure companies will bid on it.” And drilling there could still be profitable for companies, despite the higher cost of drilling in the Arctic. Still, the Petroleum Reserve may proveto be a safer option for oil companies, which would have access to existing infrastructure and less pushback from advocacy groups that oppose drilling in the ANWR.

“We have a significant position now that’s close to where we have infrastructure and a long history of strong operating capability,” said Al Hirshberg, the executive vice president of production, drilling, and projects for ConocoPhillips, in a statement. The company leases about 70 percent of the Petroleum Reserve’s sold acreage, and recently discovered a store of 300-million barrels of oil in the reserve. The company tells Mother Jones they “would consider” operations in the ANWR, but it sees “tremendous potential” in the Petroleum Reserve and remains “focused on our projects and exploration plans there” — a statement similar to what the company


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JMP appeared on national news networks several years later. Conlan sent her
a flirtatious Facebook message; she responded politely but made it plain that
she was not interested in him romantically. He then sent a large bouquet of
flowers to her workplace with a note reading, “The next time our paths cross,
I will not know hesitation.” Worried about her safety, JMP sought help from
local police and, at an officer’s suggestion, sent Conlan an email explaining
that she did not want any communication from him.

      Conlan thenand
repeatedly told her to kill herself.

      The messages did not stop after Detective Michael King told Conlan that
his communications were unwelcome and that he would be arrested if he came
to Austin, Texas, where JMP and JP resided. Instead, Conlan sent JMP a
message that read, “You know what? I can come to you. Can Austin’s finest
brave that?”

      Conlan also sent messages to JP, a professional musician. He com-
mented, on a blog post about JMP’s work, that he could not “wait for chicken
head hunting in Texas” and that he was “[g]oing to be in every little bitch music


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shop every weekend every night until I find the right chicken head.” He sent
JP a Facebook message asking, “Are you scared, princess?” and messages to
JMP stating, “I was thinking about beating the s--t out of princess” and,
“Doesn’t princess want a face-to-face confrontation?” Conlan disparageda laptop that contained Internet searches for her
name. A loaded handgun and riot stick were found in Conlan’s vehicle.

                                            II.
       Conlan was indicted on three counts of interstate stalking in violation of
18 U.S.C. § 2261A. The district court found him incompetent to stand trial and
ordered him committed to the custody of the Attorney General. 1 The court
later found him competent, and a grand jury returned a superseding indict-
ment with the same three counts: violations of § 2261A(2) as to


JMP (Count
One) and JP (Count Three), and § 2261A(1) (Count Two). A jury found Conlan
guilty of all charges, and he was sentenced to ninety-six months of imprison-
ment and three years of supervised release.

       1Conlan appealed his detention, and we dismissed the case as moot. See United States
v. Conlan, 520 F. App’x 246, 247 (5th Cir. 2013) (per curiam) (finding that Conlan was
detained under an unchallenged detention order).
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United States v. Howard, 766 F.3d 414, 428 (5th Cir. 2014). A penal statute is
unconstitutionally vague “if the conduct it prohibits is not clearly defined.” Id.
“To satisfy constitutional due process, ‘a penal statute [must] define the crim-
inal offense [1] with sufficient definiteness that ordinary people can under-
stand what conduct is prohibited and [2] in a


‘to make timid; fill with fear.’” (quoting Random House
Dictionary of the English Language 870, 1000 (2d ed. 1987))); Bowker, 372 F.3d at 381 (“[T]he
meaning of [‘harass’ and ‘intimidate’] ‘can be ascertained fairly by reference to judicial
decisions, common law, dictionaries, and the words themselves because they possess a com-
mon and generally accepted meaning.’” (quoting Staley v. Jones, 239 F.3d 769, 791–92 (6th
Cir. 2001))).
       8 See Shrader, 675 F.3d at 311; Osinger, 753 F.3d at 945–47; see also Howard, 766
F.3d at 429–30 (rejecting a vagueness challenge to a criminal statute and recognizing that a
scienter requirement narrows its scope and limits arbitrary enforcement).
                      id. (distinguishing cases cited by Conlan—Bell and Ladner v. United States, 358
U.S. 169 (1958)—because the lenity concerns animating those decisions were inapplicable to
§ 2261A(2), whose “statutory scheme” speaks “clearly and without ambiguity” (quoting Bell,
349 U.S. at 84) (internal quotation marks omitted)).
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exigent circumstances, in addition to probable cause, are required to seize
a vehicle from a motel parking lot. But his cited case, United States v. Sinis-
terra, 77 F.3d 101 (5th Cir. 1996), undermines that argument. In reversing an
order suppressing evidence found during a warrantless vehicle search in a mall
parking lot, Sinisterra reaffirmed precedent upholding “evidence seized in war-
rantless searches of vehicles which were legally parked in privately-owned
motel parking lots where there was probable cause to search but no showing of
exigent circumstances.” 20 Because a warrantless search of a car in a motel
parking lot does not require exigent circumstances, 21 and there was probable
cause that the vehicle was evidence and an instrumentality of a crime, 22 the
court properly denied suppression. 23

       19Conlan has notthe car. Regardless of the timing, the existence of prob-
able cause to seize the vehicle as evidence and an instrumentality of the offense of interstate
stalking and subject it to an inventory search made the lawful discovery of the weapons
inevitable.
       22Conlan did not merely drive across state lines in order to commit an offense; he used
the vehicle to drive past the victims’ house, an act that formed part of his course of criminal
conduct. In Cooper, 949 F.2d at 748, we cautioned that “absent probable cause to believe the
car contains contraband or evidence of crime, a warrantless seizure must be based on proba-
ble cause to believe the car itself is an instrument or evidence of crime, not merely that the
car’s owner committed a crime.”


in a hearing five days earlier, Conlan said that
he wanted to file more pretrial motions, notwithstanding that the deadline had
passed, and the court had concluded that “every motion that legitimately could
be filed in this case” had already been submitted. The court did not err by
concluding that Conlan had not clearly and unequivocally invoked his right to
self-representation.

                                                B.
       “The Sixth Amendment guarantees the right to counsel, but ‘indigent

       25 Q:

Recommend a language or tool for manipulating large sets of data

I have a large dataset (1GB of pure compressed text).
Right now I'm rewriting the dataset based on information in the data, for example:

Turn 2009-10-16 into Friday
Count the number of times something happen and how long they last for

Right now I'm doing all this in Java. I'm wondering if anyone knows of a tool or language which was actually designed to do this type of work. It is possible in Java but I'm writing a lot of boiler plate code.

A:

Perl is the answer. It was created for manipulation of text data.

A:

An extended discussion about large data set manipulation in case of string data can be found here. It discusses more languages and their specific advantages, plus Unix/Linux shell


say: "Well, there are just some things that are baked into the question, when you start asking questions about morality, rather than wakalixes or toaster ovens", then you would be right. I'll be making use of that later, and, yes, will address "But why should we ask that question?"

Okay, now: morality-goggles off, reduction-goggles on.

Those who remember Possibility and Could-ness, or those familiar with simple search techniques in AI, will realize that the "should" label is behaving like the inverse of the "could" label, which we previously analyzed in terms of "reachability". Reachability spreads forward in time: if I could reach the state with the button pressed, I could reach the state with the string pulled; if I could reach the state with the string pulled, I could reachenough to commit the Mind Projection Fallacy. It is not, in fact, complicated enough to reason abstractly about the property "leads-to-child-living-ness". The machine—as specified so far—does not notice if the action "jump in the air" turns out to always have this property, or never have this property. If "jump in the air" always led to situations in which the child lived, this could greatly simplify future planning—but only if the machine were sophisticated enough to notice this fact and use it.

If it is a fact that "jump in the air" "leads-to-child-living-ness", this fact is composed of empirical truth and logical truth. It is an empirical truth that if the world is such that if you perform the (ideal abstract) algorithm "trace back from situations where the child lives",


were no morality", as it were.

And it seems like an awful shame to—after so many millions and hundreds of millions of years of evolution—after the moral miracle of so much cutthroat genetic competition producing intelligent minds that love, and hope, and appreciate beauty, and create beauty—after coming so far, to throw away the Gift of morality, just because our brain happened to represent morality in such fashion as to potentially mislead us when we reflect on the nature of morality.

This little accident of the Gift doesn't seem like a good reason to throw away the Gift; it certainly isn't a inescapable logical justification for wearing black.

Why not keep the Gift, but adjust the way we reflect on it?

So here's my metaethics:

I earlier asked,

What is "right", if you can't   else
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        /* signal thread 0 */
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                 "clean up.\nGetLastError returned '%d'.\n", hEvent[0],
                 GetLastError());
            LeaveCriticalSection(&CriticalSection);
            if (0 == CloseHandle(hThread[0]))


      Trace("PALSUITE ERROR: Unable to execute CloseHandle(%p) "
                      "during clean up\nGetLastError returned '%d'.\n",
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            }
            if (0 == CloseHandle(hEvent[1]))
        {
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FileProvider: No data when sending file

I've configured a FileProvider and I'm trying to send files but the external applications (Google Drive, etc) handling the intents throw an error saying that the intent contained no data. What am I missing here?
            File backupPath = new File(getContext().getFilesDir(), "backups");
            File backupFile = new File(backupPath, clickedBackup.getFilename());
            Uri contentUri = getUriForFile(getContext(), "com.test.app.fileprovider", backupFile);

            // create new Intent
            Intent intent = new Intent(Intent.ACTION_SEND);
           // set flag to give temporary permission to external app to use your FileProvider
            intent.setFlags(Intent.FLAG_GRANT_READ_URI_PERMISSION);
            intent.setDataAndType(
                    contentUri,
                    getContext().getContentResolver().getType(contentUri));
            // validate that the device can open your File!
            PackageManager pm = getActivity().getPackageManager();


of Lie group $SO(4,{\mathbb{C}})= SL(2,{\mathbb{C}}) \times SL(2,{\mathbb{C}})$ then corresponds to a splitting of the Levi-Cevita connection into Left(or self-dual) and Right(or anti-self-dual) $SL(2,{\mathbb{C}})$-connection, which are in some sense the most natural “chiral” objects one can construct from the metric. What the “chiral formulations” of GR do is essentially to reverse this construction: using $SL(2,{\mathbb{C}})$ fields (eg connections) as a building blocks for the metric. This culminates in the so called “pure connection of GR” pursued in [@Capovilla:1991kx] and finally achieved in [@Krasnov:2011pp] where the only field that appear in the Lagrangian is an $SL(2,{\mathbb{C}})$-connection.

On the other hand it is not always realised realised that twistor theory, at least in its original Penrose’s program [@Penrose:1999cw] directed towards gravity, has a very nice interplay with these reformulations and is inemphasise the change of perspective on twistor theory that this extreme chiral reformulation of gravity suggests: We already stated that the equivalent on twistor space of this Chiral connection on space-time is a complex 1-form, ${\tau}$. In usual twistor theory this form is just taken to be some additional data that only complements the almost complex structure which is considered as fundamental. However the pure connection formulation of GR suggests that it is the 1-form ${\tau}$ ( loosely related to the chiral connection) that should be taken as fundamental with the almost complex structure (related the conformal structure) arising as a derived objects.

We demonstrate in section 4 that, at least in the Euclidean signature context, it is a valuable point of view and that it allows to reproduce


of writing ${\tau}$ as $${\tau}= {\pi}_{A'}\left(d{\pi}^{A'} + A^{A'}{}_{B'} {\pi}^{B'} \right)$$ with $A$ the self-dual connection of a Einstein anti-Self-Dual metric on $M$ with non zero cosmological constant.

What’s more the integrability condition reads $ {\tau}{\wedge}d{\tau}{\wedge}d{\tau}=0$.

Parts of this last proposition were already known and developed in [@Mason05],[@Wolf:2007tx] and [@Adamo:2013tja] as part of a strategy to obtain twistor actions for conformal gravity, anti-self-dual gravity and gravity (this last action being still missing). We however give here a new proof that emphasises the role of the connection as a fundamental object and we hope that by framing them in the general perspective of Chiral approach to gravity they will appear in a new light, ie as more than just clever trick to construct Twistor action. In particular we hope to make itclear that one can effectively think of the (euclidean)non-linear-graviton theorem as a far reaching generalisation of the description of Einstein Anti-Self-Dual metric in terms of connections.

Our long term view in developing what could be called a “connection approach” to twistor theory, with the 1-form ${\tau}$ being the main field instead of the almost complex structure, was that it could open new strategies to construct twistor action for gravity. However one faces difficulties the we could not overcome. We briefly explain in section 4 our work in this direction and why it does not seem to offer a way to a twistor action for gravity.\
This paper is organised as follows: In section \[section: Chiral formulation of gravity\] we review chiral formulations of gravity with an emphasis on the general


signature of the internal metric $\tilde{X}$ however is enough information to fix this ambiguity: for an Euclidean conformal metric $\tilde{g}$ the metric $\tilde{X}$ on self-dual 2-forms given by wedge product is Euclidean while for a Kleinian signature it would be Lorentzian.

Thus if we start with a triplet $\{B^i\}_{i\in 1..3}$ of real 2-form such that the internal metric $\tilde{X}^{ij} = B^i{\wedge}B^j \big/ d^4x$ is definite, we are then assured that the associated Urbantke metric, $\tilde{g}_{\text{\tiny (B)}}$ is non degenerate (invertible) and of Euclidean signature. This suggests to introduce the following definition:

[*Definite Triplet of 2-forms*]{}\[Def: definite triplet\]\
A triplet $\left(B^1, B^2, B^3\right)$ of real 2-form is called definite if the conformal metric constructed from the wedge product $\tilde{X}^{ij} = B^i{\wedge}B^j\big/ d^4x$ is definite.

As we just explained this is a useful definition${\sigma}$ is the sign of the connection.

\
Consider the Urbantke metric with volume form $\mu = \frac{3}{2 {\Lambda}^2} F^k {\wedge}F^k$. It is associated with a orthonormal basis of 2-form $\left\{{\Sigma}^i\right\}_{i\in1,2,3}$ as in . By construction, they are such that ${\Sigma}^i {\wedge}{\Sigma}^j = 2 {\delta}^{ij} \; \mu$. Together with our identification of the scaling transformations, $ F^i{\wedge}F^j = {\tilde{X}}^{ij} \frac{1}{3} {\Sigma}^k {\wedge}{\Sigma}^k$, it gives $$F^i{\wedge}F^j = 2{\tilde{X}}^{ij} \mu.$$ Now by hypotheses, $$F^i {\wedge}F^j = \frac{{\delta}^{ij}}{3} F^k {\wedge}F^k = 2{\delta}^{ij} \frac{{\Lambda}^2}{9} \mu,$$ from which we read $X^{ij} = \frac{{\Lambda}^2}{9} {\delta}^{ij}$ and $$\label{Proof, SD gr eq1}
        F^i = {\sigma}\sqrt{X}^{ij}{\Sigma}^j = {\sigma}\frac{|{\Lambda}|}{3} {\Sigma}^i.$$ From this last relation we see that Bianchi identity, $d_A F=0$, is now equivalent to $d_A {\Sigma}= d{\Sigma}+ [A, {\Sigma}] =0$ which is


for the “indefinite square root" as $d_A \left( \sqrt{X}^{-1}{}^{ij} F^j \right) \neq 0$ for $\sqrt{X}= diag\left(1,-1,-1\right)$).

The Definition \[Chiral formulation: Einstein connection def\] is motivated by the following,

[ *Krasnov [@Krasnov:2011pp]*]{}\[Prop: Pure connection equation\]\
For an Einstein connection, the Urbantke metric with volume form $\frac{1}{2{\Lambda}^2}\left(Tr\sqrt{F {\wedge}F}\right)^2$ is Einstein with cosmological constant $|{\Lambda}| \text{Sign}\left({\sigma}Tr\sqrt{F {\wedge}F} \right) $. What’s more such a connection coincides with the self-dual Levi-Cevita connection of the metric.

\
The metric in Urbantke conformal class with volume form $\nu=\frac{1}{2{\Lambda}^2}\left(Tr\sqrt{\tilde{F {\wedge}F}}\right)^2$ is associated with an orthonormal basis of self-dual 2-form $\left\{{\Sigma}^i\right\}_{i\in1,2,3}$, ${\Sigma}^i{\wedge}{\Sigma}^j = 2 {\delta}^{ij}\nu$. It is defined up to $SU(2)$ transformation. By definition, $\left\{F^i\right\}_{i\in1,2,3}$ is a basis of self-dual 2-forms for Urbantke metric and $F^i = M^{ij} {\Sigma}^j \; \forall i\in \{1,2,3\}$.

As was already pointed out, *a priori* $F$ and ${\Sigma}$indices with the anti-symmetric tensor ${\epsilon}_{A'B'}$ (Here this is simply the metric volume form preserved by the $SU(2)$ action). Having $SU(2)$ structure group, the ${\mathbb{C}}^2$ fibers of this bundle come equipped with a hermitian metric that is commonly represented by an anti-linear, anti-involutive map, $${\text{\textasciicircum}}\colon \left\{\begin{array}{ll}
{\mathbb{C}}^2 \to &{\mathbb{C}}^2 \\ {\pi}_{A'} \to &{\hat{\pi}}_{A'}
\end{array} \right.$$ such that $${\alpha},{\beta}\in {\mathbb{C}}^2, \qquad \langle {\alpha}, {\beta}\rangle \coloneqq {\beta}_{A'}\hat{{\alpha}}^{A'}.$$

Making use of the fundamental representation of $SU(2)$, the $SU(2)$-connection $D= d + A$ naturally acts as a connection on twistor space :\
if $$s \left\{ \begin{array}{lll} M \to &{\mathbb{T}}(M) \\ x \to &{\pi}_{A'}\left(x\right) \end{array} \right.$$ is a section of ${\mathbb{T}}(M)$ then its covariant derivative with respect to $A$ is $$\label{Covariant derivativ of section}
    \nabla {\pi}_{A'} = d{\pi}_{A'} - A^{B'}{}_{A'} \;{\pi}_{B'}, \qquad  A^{A'}{}_{B'}


can be given an almost Hermitian structure on ${\mathbb{PT}}(M)$, ie a compatible triplet $\left({\mathcal{J}}_A , {\omega}_A , g_A \right)$ of almost complex structure, 2-form, and a Riemannian metric. In general this triplet is neither Hermitian (${\mathcal{J}}_A$ is not integrable) nor almost Kähler (${\omega}_A$ is non degenerate but generically not closed).

\
We first describe how to construct the almost complex structure ${\mathcal{J}}_A$ on ${\mathbb{PT}}(M)$ from a definite connection: Because the connection is definite, one can make sense of the square root (we take the positive square root) and inverse of X. Defines ${\Sigma}^i = X^{-\frac{1}{2}}{}^{ij} F^j$. By construction ${\Sigma}^{i} {\wedge}{\Sigma}^j \propto {\delta}^{ij}$. It implies that ${\Sigma}_{\pi} = {\Sigma}^{A'B'} {\pi}_{A'}{\pi}_{B'}$ is simple, ${\Sigma}_{\pi} {\wedge}{\Sigma}_{\pi}=0$. We now define the almost complex structure by the requirement that ${\Omega}_A = {\tau}{\wedge}{\Sigma}_{\pi}$ be a $(3,0)$-form.the integrability of a certain almost complex structure and thus, relying on Penrose-Ward Non-Linear-Graviton theorem [@Penrose:1976js] [@Ward:1980am], as describing some Einstein anti-self-dual space-time. The Mason-Wolf action implements this constraint with a Lagrange multiplier: $$\label{Action: Mason-Wolf}
    S\left[{\tau}, b\right] = \int_{{\mathbb{PT}}} b{\wedge}{\tau}{\wedge}d{\tau}{\wedge}d{\tau}$$ Even thought the logic that lead to this Lagrangian was somehow different, in retrospect one sees that this Lagrangian could have been guessed from the description of self-dual gravity in terms of perfect connections. Indeed, as already explained in section 2, in terms of $SU(2)$-connections the equations for self-dual gravity read $F^{(A'B'} {\wedge}F^{C'D')}=0$ and therefore we can easily obtain an action for self-dual gravity by implementing this constraint by a Lagrange multiplier: $$\label{Action : Space-time SD gravity FF}
    S\left[B, A\right] = \int_{M}


Chiral formulation of gravity\] it has an immediate generalisation to gravity.

The Twistor action for Yang-Mills from the Chalmer-Siegel action {#ss: background independant Chalmer Siegel action}
----------------------------------------------------------------

In [@Mason05], the Chalmer-Siegel [@Chalmers:1996rq] action for Yang-Mills was taken as a starting point on the way to a twistor action: $$S\left[A, B\right] = \int_M Tr\left( B {\wedge}F - \frac{{\epsilon}}{2} B {\wedge}B \right)$$ where $B$ is taken to be a lie algebra valued *self-dual* 2-form, ie $B = B_{A'B'} {\Sigma}^{A'B'}$. Here ${\Sigma}^{A'B'}$ is a basis of self-dual 2-forms associated with a fixed background flat metric and constructed as in . As already described, the Euclidean twistor space is the total space of the primed spinor bundle over $M$, the almost complex structure on ${\mathbb{PT}}$ is given by taking the $(3,0)$-form on ${\mathbb{PT}}$ to be{\wedge}d{\tau}_2  \left(\Psi\right)^k{}^{A'B'}{}_{C'D'}\;{\pi}_1{}^{C'}{\pi}_1{}^{D'}{\pi}_2{}_{A'}{\pi}_2{}_{B'} \nonumber\end{aligned}$$

where ${\tau}$ is a ${\mathcal{O}}(2)$-valued 1-form on ${\mathcal{PT}}$. As we already described in \[ss: the NLG revisited\] such a 1-form is enough to construct an almost complex structure ${\mathcal{J}}_{{\tau}}$ on ${\mathcal{PT}}$ and to give it a fibre bundle structure over some space-time $M$, ${\mathbb{C}\textbf{P}}^1 {\hookrightarrow}{\mathcal{PT}}\to M$.

This action also contains $\psi\in {\Omega}^1_{{\mathbb{C}}} \otimes {\mathcal{O}}\left(-6\right)$ a 1-form on ${\mathcal{PT}}$ with values in ${\mathcal{O}}(-6)$, its Penrose transform is $\Psi(x){}^{A'B'}{}_{C'D'}$: $$\Psi\left(x\right){}^{A'B'}{}_{C'D'} = \int_{{\mathbb{C}\textbf{P}}^1_x} \psi{\wedge}{\tau}\;{\pi}{}^{A'}{\pi}{}^{B'}{\pi}{}_{C'}{\pi}{}_{D'}$$ where ${\mathbb{C}\textbf{P}}^1_x = P^{-1}(x)$ is the fibre above $x\in M$.

Interestingly, when ${\Lambda}$ goes to infinity one recovers the Mason-Wolf action for self-dual gravity described in section \[ss: Mason Wolf action\]. What’s more, truncating the infinite sum to the first term one recovers an action that looks like a background independent version of the twistor action


however, none of them seems to lead to a useful twistor action and the chase for such an action (if only it exists!) is still open.

Acknowledgments {#acknowledgments .unnumbered}
===============

The author is most grateful to Kirill Krasnov for numerous discussions on the topics touched on in this paper. He is also pleased to acknowledge important remarks and suggestions from Lionel Mason on the materials described in section 2 and 3.

A Review of Chiral Lagrangians for Gravity {#section Appdx: Chiral Lagrangians}
==========================================

The Plebanski action, $S[A,\Psi, B]$:  {#section Appdx, ss: The Plebanski Action}
--------------------------------------

The Plebanski Action for General Relativity is $$S[A,B,\Psi] = \int B^i {\wedge}F^i + \left(\Psi^{ij} + \frac{{\Lambda}}{3}{\delta}^{ij}\right) B^i {\wedge}B^J$$ see [@Plebanski:1977zz], [@Capovilla:1991qb] for the original references.\
It is not a very economical action as is contains many fields: a $Su(2)$-connection $A$ (whichthe property of definite $SU(2)$- connections to parametrize space-time metric, one can turn the Chalmer-Siegel action for $SU(2)$ connection: $$S\left[A, B\right] = \int_M Tr\left( B {\wedge}F - \frac{{\epsilon}}{2} B {\wedge}B \right)$$ into a background independent action: $$S[A^i, B^{ij}] = \int B^{ij} {\Sigma}_A^i{\wedge}F^j  - \frac{{\epsilon}}{2} B^{ij}B_{ik}\; {\Sigma}_A^j{\wedge}{\Sigma}_A^k.$$

As described in proposition \[Action: generalised CS\], for ${\epsilon}\neq0$ this action describes gravity at the condition of $B^{ij}$ to be traceless. In the case where ${\epsilon}=0$ this action describes anti-self-dual gravity.

Decomposition of the Curvature in coordinates {#Section Appdx: Decomposition of the Curvature}
=============================================

In this appendix we prove, using coordinates, the different claims made in the first part of section 2.

In this appendix we use freely the isomorphism ${\mathfrak{so}}(4)\simeq {\Lambda}^2$ to represent elements of ${\mathfrak{so}}(4, {\mathbb{R}})$ as 2-forms. Ie, we pick up a basis


for passive systems.

Let $(A_0, B_0, C_0)$ be a triple of doubled-up matrices which constitute a minimal realisation of $\Xi(s)$, i.e. $$\label{TF1}
\Xi(s)=\mathds{1}+C_0(sI-A_0)^{-1}B_0.$$ For example, in Appendix \[APP1\] such a realisation is found for an $n$-mode minimal SISO system, with matrices $(A,C)$, possessing $2n$ distinct poles each with non-zero imaginary part. Any other realisation of the transfer function can be generated via a similarity transformation $$\label{trivialtrans}
A=TA_0T^{-1}\,\,\, B=TB_0 \,\,\, C=C_0T^{-1}.$$ The problem here is that in general these matrices may not describe a genuine quantum system in the sense that from a given $A, B, C$ one cannot reconstruct the pair $(\Omega, C)$. Our goal is to find a special transformation $T$ mapping $(A_0, B_0, C_0)$ to a triple $(A, B, C)$ that does represent a genuine quantum system. Such triplesare not the same, cf. Definition (\[eq.laplace.classic\]).

[^2]: Typically this can be done by probing the system with a known input (e.g a coherent state with a time-dependent amplitude) and performing a measurement (e.g homodyne or heterodyne measurement) on the output field and post-processing the data (e.g using maximum likelihood or some other classical method [@Ljung]).

[^3]: An eigenvalue, $\lambda$ is said to be *semisimple* if its geometric multiplicity equals its algebraic multiplicity. That is, the dimension of the eigenspace associated with $\lambda$ is equal to the multiply of $\lambda$ in the characteristic polynomial.

[^4]: However, under the assumption that the transfer function be *outer* the construction of the transfer function from the power spectrum is unique (see [@nerve]).

[^5]: Note that some of the poles and zeros in and may be


the inhibition of 3-hydroxy-3-methylglutaryl coenzyme A reductase can be attributed to quercetin, hyperoside, rutin, and chlorogenic acid fractions of *Crataegus pinnatifida*Bge. \[[@B16]\]. Thus, to achieve a specific action of the extracts of *A. unedo,* leaves should be collected during the months when the concentration of individual substance responsible for specific action is the highest. This means, based on the results obtained, that the leaves should be collected in January to obtain the highest concentrations of hyperoside and quercitrin (0.35 mg/g and 1.94 mg/g, resp.), in June, July, and October for chlorogenic acid (1.45--1.46 mg/g), and for the fraction of quercitrin and isoquercitrin in November (1.98 mg/g and 0.33 mg/g, resp.).

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Different studies have shown beneficial effects of *A. unedo* for human health and suggested the usage of standardized extracts in medicinal products.know how to do is look at things in a certain squinty-eyed manner, which they learned in Wood Shop; eventually, when enough things in the home are broken, they take a job requiring them to transfer to another home.[3]

Of course, no one needs real women either. Anyone can pick up that ready to eat rotisserie chicken, anyone can toss those eggs in a microwave safe bowl, anyone one can drop the two kids off at the daycare center. Gone are the days when it was an advantage to a family to have a woman in it. Time was, it was important to be a woman—not an ersatz man—and know how to take care of chickens—from gathering eggs to plucking stew-hens—how to grow a flourishing kitchen garden, how to


rule. The probable reason she was able to develop normally in a social sense was because her mother had to spend time taking care of a slightly retarded older sister. So aunt L effectively wasn’t the last child in my grandmother’s family. The older retarded sister was the “permanent child” that took that role. The slightly retarded sister never left the farm till she was sent to a foster home at age 70.
Maybe the Biblical quote “There comes a time when a man must leave his mother and father and take a wife” has more hidden meaning than we knew.
If I were a mother in such a situation I might make the decision of having my 9 year old go live with his 19-year-old sibling. At the leastit someday when it weakens, but the toll will be frightful. Is that what you want? Are you going to wait till that day which may yet be a long time? In Chivalric times, ladies who urged men to risk their lives for their favors were known as “sauvage”.

And come on – we’re not fighting women primarily, but the forces of the Eye in the Triangle. Don’t flatter yourselves – you couldn’t have done this on your own to us even in our weakness.

You want to worship? Then go to God. The troubadours and tantriks confuse many in conflating the personal and the superpersonal, yet this conflation is the source of some of our greatest art – and a path for some who can sort it out. But


expect me to want to be something I have no interest in being (a man). I find it crippling to the true feminine spirit that so much of what makes the male and female sexes unique and distinct has been sacrificed at the altar of equality. There is nothing equal about us—equivalent, assuredly, but equal? Equal implies that we are interchangeable, that we can be substituted for each other, that we are not different from each other, that we are the same. http://www.counter-currents.com/2012/07/woman-being/ […]before getting four straight with one out against reliever Brandon Maurer (0-3). Also expected to start Friday is 1B-OF Eric Thames, who pinch-hit Thursday after missing four starts in San Diego with strep throat.

United suffered a 2-1 loss against Tottenham on Sunday to mathematically confirm that the Red Devils would finish outside the top four for a third time in four seasons. "I will analyze the individual performances of the players and try to understand who can give me a little bit more for the final". United were the sideshow on Sunday as Spurs bid farewell to White Hart Lane and rubber stamped second spot - their highest finish since 1963.

For Brady to suffer from a concussion a year ago would make sense. 'I mean he has concussions


that some thiourea fraction is retained by the erythrocytes on transit through the liver. Although the fractional output associated with the first peak was very similar (11.9% versus 11.5%), whether the perfusate contained unlabelled thiourea or not, this fraction was reduced from 17 to 5% with a decrease in the incubation time before injection from 30 min to 40s. However, there was no evidence for a capacity limitation; a 30-min period of pre-incubation of either radiolabelled thiourea alone or combined with a high concentration of unlabelled thiourea had minimal effect on effluent profiles.  This
matter arises from a slip-and-fall incident, in which
Haskin sustained injuries on an icy sidewalk outside a
branch of the United States Postal Service (the "USPS").
We assume the parties' familiarity with the facts,
procedural history, and issues for review, which we
summarize briefly below.

                             -2-
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           On December 19 and December 20, 2009,
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branch (the "Branch") in Glen Head, New York.                The Branch
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a trigger to cause a violent correction in the shares of all cannabis stocks.

The probability of a meltdown is more likely than a “melt-up”

Yes, the opportunity behind cannabis is real, but I believe the hype has surpassed the realistic growth expectations set on all cannabis stocks. That means if you’re a buyer at current levels, you’ll be paying for many years of growth, and you’re making many assumptions that you probably shouldn’t be making. The legalization date may be postponed again; the “pot tax” may be larger than expected; and regulators may jump in and cause unforeseen consequences.

In addition, analyst projections for revenue are across the board. Analysts are expecting Canopy’s revenue to be between $185 and $500 million. Nobody really knows what to expect before or afterlegalization day, so if you want to jump into pot stocks, I’d recommend patience, as a quarterly miss may be enough to weed out speculators and short-term thinkers. Everyone expects perfection right now, so if actual revenues were on the high end, the rally would be minuscule compared to the plunge that’d happen if revenues were on the mid to low end.

Bottom line

At these levels, you’re investing alongside many gamblers, and the probability that you’ll lose money over the next year is ridiculously high. Wait for a poor quarter or an inevitable negative development to pop the cannabis bubble, then be a buyer while everyone else is a seller — a strategy that has paid off big-time in the past.

Don’t give into FOMO. Another opportunity is very likely


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uplifting in equal measure, and I can safely say it’s like very few things I’ve read.

Jeff: While I’m still not 100 percent certain I understand The Vorrh completely, that’s part of the thrill. Brian Catling has created a lush, dense reality familiar enough to suck you in but bizarre enough to keep you guessing. The way he weaves actual historical figures (and their very real insanity or obsessions) into a story otherwise structured like a modern myth reminds me of old-school epic poetry; everything is heightened, and in the end, people will be arguing about what it all means for decades to come. Rumor has it there will be sequels, and I certainly hope so.

Kelly: I was fortunate enough to read some wonderful speculative fiction this year, butthere was no speculation more fascinating than Jo Walton’s in her Thessaly series, beginning with The Just City. Months later, they’re still hanging around in my head, for a few reasons: the world that Walton creates, and the fact that it is entirely set up to service philosophy, of all things. Second, that she commits herself to systematically following through with each thought exercise she sets up. Finally, and most compellingly, the very human cracks, faults, and diversity on display, the inexplicable “just-because” curveballs that knock these logical, circular, orderly worlds and people off their feet, despite every Platonic attempt to keep them on track. I’m really looking forward to the conclusion of this fascinating trilogy, Necessity, in 2016.

Lauren: Everyone loves Mary Rickert, and now I do too.


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I have an angular project with a search function. I need to print the search item count with a search. To do a search, I'm filtering the JSON object with the search term and create a new array called filterarray. Then I take the length of filterarray and print it as well. But I need to print it in another component called search-count.component. To do that I use a shareable service called count.service. The problem is, when I print the array length in HTML bind, It will print correctly but search-count component has value 0 alywas.
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everything prettier, don't they?" "I'm leaving without saying goodbye." "And I don't want you to follow me." "I knew my grandma all too well and when she put on Mexican music in the car!" "It meant something wasn't right." "I invoke you to come down to my body." "I beg you to come down to my body." "I've been to countless doctors." "They all agree on the diagnosis." "So give it to me straight." "That same day I met Victor." "We needed a guitarist for our Christmas conceit." "Victor was the only one to show up." "Hey!" "I've heard the Beavers have a band." "You know them?" "Beavers!" "To the lodge!" "You're gonna have to find someone else." "What gives?" "Did you eat?" "Don't ask." "Drive it upwho on August 9 was brutally assaulted
at a government hospital in Lagos State. The first step toward justice came 22
days later, when Bayo Ogunsola, one of the assailants identified by Uwalaka,
was arraigned
in court on August 31 on a two-count charge of assault and destruction of the
journalist's camera. Ogunsola pleaded not guilty on both counts.

Tags:

On August 13, 2012, unidentified passengers
illegally sitting on and hanging from rail cars of a moving train in Lagos,
Nigeria's commercial capital, assaulted two photojournalists for taking pictures
of them from a pedestrian bridge, according to news
reports.

Tags:

A group of armed men attacked the office of the
local branch of the Nigeria Union of Journalists (NUJ) in the southern city of
Warri on August 7, 2012, according to news
reports. The men came with kegs of gasoline and threatened to lynch
journalists


and burn the office if they were not granted media coverage, news
reports said.

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Lagos, Nigeria, August 14, 2012--The Committee to Protect Journalists calls on Nigerian authorities to immediately investigate an attack on the grounds of a government hospital that targeted a photographer seeking to cover the release of the remains of June plane crash victims to their families.

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Police in Lagos, the commercial
capital, assaulted at least 10 journalists and confiscated their equipment on
April 4, 2012, according to news reports. The journalists were covering a coroner's inquest into a 2010 traffic accident, the reports
said.

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Abuja, June 18, 2012--Nigerian authorities must
investigate the assault on a Nigerian journalist on June 14 and ensure the
perpetrators are brought to justice, the Committee to Protect Journalists said
today. News accounts reported that the attack occurred in the presenceengage in this historic fight for political equality. To date, 19 states and almost 800 localities have passed resolutions calling for a 28th amendment.

In Colorado, residents passed a statewide ballot initiative in 2012 with over 70 percent (74%) of the vote that urged the CO congressional delegation to support a 28th amendment. And while this was a non-binding resolution, American Promise strongly believes there needs to be a mechanism in place for some congressional accountability.

Ben Gubits, Associate Director of American Promise, says, “Citizens of Colorado voted for this five years ago and there are still six members of Colorado’s congress who have not signed on to support an amendment resolution, despite the direct mandate from the people.”

He says his organization wants to implement a congressional accountability program in


Q:

Convert String to Date with Milliseconds

I know that there many subject of how to convert from String to Date, I'm using 'SimpleDateFormat' and i have a string that contains (Year, Month, Day , Hour, Minute, second, Milliseconds) but when I'm using the 'SimpleDateFormat' the Milliseconds is not set
here the code and the output:
import java.text.SimpleDateFormat;
import java.util.Date;

String strDate = "2020-08-27T10:06:07.413";
SimpleDateFormat formatter = new SimpleDateFormat("yyyy-MM-dd'T'HH:mm:ss.SSS");
Date dateFormatter = formatter.parse(strDate);

System.out.println(dateFormatter);

Output:
Thu Aug 27 10:06:07 WAT 2020

I want the result in type Date

A:

The Date class stores the time as milliseconds, and if you look into your date object you will see that it actually has a time of 1598515567413 milliseconds.
You are fooled by the System.out.println() which uses Date's toString() method. This method is using the "EEE MMM dd HH:mm:ss zzz yyyy" format to display theA YOUNG Liverpool side slid to defeat in Russia as Lacina Traore's goal gave Anzhi Makhachkala a 1-0 win in Moscow.

Traore struck on the stroke of half-time, leaving Group A wide open with two rounds of matches to be played.

Having left a host of star names back on Merseyside, Rodgers named a somewhat experimental side, making nine changes from the team which had drawn with Newcastle in the Premier League on Sunday.

Brad Jones and Andre Wisdom were the only survivors, as Rodgers handed a senior competitive debut to Conor Coady in midfield, with teenager Adam Morgan leading the line in attack. A third Academy graduate, Jon Flanagan, also started, in a side skippered by Jamie Carragher.

And the youngsters began well, passing the ball confidently and retaining good shape.

It


advancing Jones with his second from just outside the penalty area.

After the break Morgan drilled an effort into the sidenetting from an acute angle, and then was snuffed out by Joao Carlos as he looked to take Flanagan's pass in his stride. Jones, meanwhile, comfortably fielded Eto'o's curling effort, whilst Traore drilled a 25-yard effort wide after nutmegging Henderson on the hour mark.

Rodgers made a double change on 61 minutes, replacing Coady and Morgan with Suso and Dani Pacheco, but the visitors struggled to create any clear-cut chances, despite plenty of possession.

Jones kept out Traore's point-blank header, before Suso's 30-yard strike was spilled by Vladimir Gabulov, who recovered in time to deny Cole's follow up.

That was Cole's last act, as he was replaced by Oussama Assaidi immediately. Traorethen missed a golden chance to wrap up the game, racing clear on to Jucilei's through ball, but sliding his effort wide.

It turned out not to be a costly miss, as Anzhi, despite Liverpool's best efforts, were able to see out the closing stages, with Henderson shanking the best chance well off target in the final minute. Liverpool face Young Boys of Bern at Anfield in their next Group A game, before finishing with a trip to Udinese.


for him because he goes along with whatever Gerry said. Damien Woody joins the guys for his second Friday interview.

Damien Woody praises Tom Brady's work ethic and thinks he can play three or four more seasons. Woody thinks Brady pushed the limits on Deflategate but it didn't play a role in the Patriots beating the Colts in the 2014 AFC Championship game.

Patriots DB Devin McCourty tells Glenn, Lou, and Christian that Baltimore is always a tough matchup, he talks about how they don't fear playing at Gillette, and he's not concerned with the Reporters' question that seemed to irk Dont'a Hightower .

Kirk Minihane and Rich Keefe sit down to talk about what its like to join an already established show, how his start with the station has beeninto a believer.

Mike Mutnansky returned to his K&C family after a short hiatus, full of spirit and some hate, and impressed on a Patriots Friday showing. Ken Laird and Chris Curtis (with Intern Kyle) have the audio rundown

Kirk Minihane and Rich Keefe sit down to talk about what its like to join an already established show, how his start with the station has been received, and Kirk tries to get Rich to dish on his relationships with his former co-workers. For you listeners who think they may want to get into radio, Kirk gives Rich advice that could pertain to you as well.

Kirk Minihane and Rich Keefe sit down to talk about what its like to join an already established show, how his start with the station has


the next day.

Late the next day, they passed a sort of slum camp and were thrown a curve ball when one of the inhabitants recognized Lamara. She quickly denied being the person they thought she was, realizing that several people in the camp were her own – or rather, the alternate version of her – relatives. Some of them were unconvinced, but pretended to take her word for it in a subservient and most un-Jaffa-like manner. It soon became apparent that the planet had recently been taken from Bastet, and that those Jaffa who had not escaped before Isis took control were treated as second-class citizens.

Eventually, the team reached a large city which appeared to be a frequent landing point for Isis’ ships. Against all odds, they managedsupported sweeping legislation to authorize heavy sanctions following the killing of Sergei Magnitsky in a Russian prison. The Obama administration flinched and tried to tiptoe around our legislation to avoid messing up their charm offensive, but we backed them into a corner and the president signed the bill into law."

McConnell concluded: "Let me make this crystal clear for the hyperventilating hacks who haven’t actually followed this issue. Every single member of the Senate agrees that Russia meddling was real and is real. We all agree that the federal government, state government and the private sector all have obligations to take this threat seriously and bolster our defenses. Claims to the contrary-- that anybody here denies what Russians did on President Obama’s watch -- are just lies, not partisan


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EB 3892
713-853-3989 (Phone)
713-646-3393 (Fax)
carol.st.clair@enron.com
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	"CHRIS KRECEK" <KRECC@andrews-kurth.com>
	08/28/00 12:53 PM

		 To: <alan.quaintance@enron.com>, <brenda.l.funk@enron.com>,
<Carol.St.Clair@enron.com>, <charles.delacey@enron.com>,
<Clement.abrams@enron.com>, <David.roland@enron.com>,
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<schottla@us.cibc.com>, <aroberts@wilmingtontrust.com>
		 cc: "David Barbour" <BARBD@andrews-kurth.com>, "MURIEL McFARLING"
<MCFAM@andrews-kurth.com>, "Michael Thimmig" <THIMM@andrews-kurth.com>
		 Subject: Enron/McGarret C Transaction

Attached in WordPerfect format are each of the following documents marked
against the version previously circulated:

Drawdown Request (254322);
Put Option Agreement (254334);
Warrant Assignment (254351);
Amended and Restated LLC Agreement for McGarret III (254352);
Receipt of Asset LLC (254362);
Independent Auctioneer Letter Agreement (254369);
Direction Letter (254376);
Sale and Auction Agreement (254372); and
General Opinion of A&K (254385).

If you have any questions or comments, please call Muriel McFarling at (214)
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Thomas Sowell takes a tough, factual look at whether the Civil Rights movement has lived up to its hopes or its rhetoric. In the decades since the historic Supreme Court decision on desegregation, who has gained and who has lost? Which of the assumptions behind the civil rights revolution have stood the test of time, and which have proven to be mistaken or even catastrophic to those who were supposed to be helped?

Author Biography

Thomas Sowell has taught economics at Cornell, UCLA, Amherst, and other academic institutions, and his Basic Economics has been translated into six languages. He is currently a scholar-in-residence at the Hoover Institution, Stanford University. He has been published in both academic journals and such popular


Social science's curious war with pop culture and how it was lost: The media violence debate and the risks it holds for social science.
For nearly half a century, psychologists, pediatricians and psychiatrists have studied the potential impact of media violence on aggression and societal violence, particularly among youth. Despite hundreds of studies, scholars have failed to find consensus on potential effects. Nonetheless, professional organizations such as the American Academy of Pediatrics and American Psychological Association have released policy statements conclusively linking violent media to societal concerns. In reaction, some scholars have accused these professional groups of distorting evidence and failing to inform the public of the inconsistent nature of studies in this field. The current paper reviews recent research on media violence. It concludes that caution is recommendedPlaybook scoop: Ryan’s massive fundraising haul as speaker race heats up Presented by Amazon

House Speaker Paul Ryan raised more than $11.1 million in the first quarter of 2018. | Susan Walsh/AP Photo

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Fund, the outside groups designed to bolster and protect House Republicans. Also: Ryan’s re-election campaign will report $10.5 MILLION cash on hand. Randy Bryce, the Democrat running against Ryan, has $2.6 million on hand.

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RYAN, of course, has not said whether he’ll seek another term as speaker.

-- SCOOPLET … BEHIND THE SCENES: RYAN hosted a donor retreat last week in Austin. White Housecontrol priesthood. And, of course, Republicans who succumb to such muddled thinking, like Colin L. Powell, Condoleezza Rice and even Mr. Bush.” https://nyti.ms/2uWlwyp

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W.H. DEPARTURE LOUNGE -- “Trump’s top national security spokesman to leave White House,” by Eliana Johnson: “National Security Council spokesman Michael Anton said Sunday that he plans to leave the White House — a move that will leave President Donald Trump without one of the earliest and sharpest defenders of his ‘America First’ foreign policy.

"Though Trump’s first national security adviser,


media strategy is largely a futile exercise since President Donald Trump could blow up any prepared talking points with a single tweet. …

“The nitty-gritty of preparing talking points and rapid response is being outsourced to the [RNC], which also handled much of the rebuttal when Comey testified on Capitol Hill in June. There is no blitz attack planned by the White House, which would be seen as ‘punching down,’ according to one of the White House officials.” https://politi.co/2qkhZEm

TRADE WARS -- “Farmers who propelled Trump to presidency fear becoming pawns in trade war,” by WaPo’s Dave Weigel in Mankato, Minnesota: “Many of the farmers who helped propel Donald Trump to the presidency fear becoming pawns in his escalating trade war with China, which threatens markets for soybeans, corn andJust Abuse Me

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| alt        =
| caption    = Cover of "Just Abuse Me", 7" vinyl release
| type       = single
| artist     = Air Traffic
| album      = Fractured Life
| released   = 17 July 2006
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Pogo - "Wishery" [Snow White And The Seven Dwarfs Remix]

Pogo has done the impossible. He has taken sounds from the 1937 classic, Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, and remixed it into perfection. The remix is very hip-hop-esque and very well executed. Walt Disney would be proud. He has also done the video with it so you get the full effect what has been done here today. Pogo, who hails from western Australia, is known for taking movies and TV shows and making amazing little mixes out of them. I've included the Dexter one that he created also just so you get a sense of the skills involved. Check out the videos below.Barksdale Air Force Base In pictures: President Bush’s immediate response to 9/11 11 September 2001 The president with White House Chief of Staff Andrew Card at Barksdale Air Force Base. Before leaving the base, the president held a press conference at which he said, “Make no mistake: The United States will hunt down and punish those responsible for these cowardly acts” In pictures: President Bush’s immediate response to 9/11 11 September 2001 The president was consoled by Lt Col Cindy Wright of the White House Military Office aboard Air Force One. After leaving Louisiana, the president was flown to Offutt Air Force Base in Nebraska before he headed back to Washington In pictures: President Bush’s immediate response to 9/11 11 September 2001 President Bush arrived at the White


General, and Wesley Paxson, III, Assistant Attorney
General, Tallahassee, for Appellee.

PER CURIAM.

      We affirm without discussion appellant’s conviction and sentence for battery

and lewd or lascivious molestation following a jury trial. Although appellant

asserts the order of probation erroneously indicates that he entered a plea of nolo

contendere, this claim is moot because the trial court granted appellant’s motion to
correct this sentencing error pursuant to Florida Rule of Criminal Procedure

3.800(b)(2). However, the state properly concedes the trial court erred in assessing

several statutory fines and costs.

      First, the imposition of the $2100 fine pursuant to section 775.083(1),

Florida Statutes (2007), the associated surcharge of $105 pursuant to section

938.04, Florida Statutes (2007), and the $20 cost pursuant to section 938.06,

Florida Statutes (2007), was erroneous because   How often to run validation at batch end, by default
        :py:class:`ValidationHandler` does not validate at batch end.
    """

    def __init__(self,
                 val_data,
                 eval_fn,
                 val_metrics=None,
                 epoch_period=1,
                 batch_period=None):


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        if self.verbose == self.LOG_PER_BATCH:
            batch_time = time.time() - self.batch_start
            msg = '[Epoch %d][Batch %d]' % (self.current_epoch, self.batch_index)
            self.processed_samples += kwargs['batch'][0].shape[0]
            msg += '[Samples %s] ' % (self.processed_samples)
            msg += 'time/batch: %.3fs ' % batch_time
            for metric in self.train_metrics:
             == 0:
            self._save_symbol(estimator)
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            self._save_checkpoint(estimator)
        self.current_batch += 1

    def epoch_end(self, estimator, *args, **kwargs):
        if self.epoch_period and (self.current_epoch + 1) % self.epoch_period == 0:
            self._save_checkpoint(estimator)
        self.current_epoch += 1

    def _save_checkpoint(self, estimator):
        # if resumed from checkpoint, increment checkpoint number


able to decrease their production deployment time from days to hours, natively within the SnapLogic integration platform.

With SnapLogic Data Science, organizations can:

Access and assemble the data for use by machine learning models
Perform preparatory operations on data sets such as data type transformation, data cleanup, sampling, shuffling, and scaling
Create, cross-validate, and deploy machine learning models. Additionally, users can also execute Python scripts remotely to leverage libraries such as TensorFlow and Keras
Perform analytic operations such as data profiling and data type inspection
Eliminate redundancy in data preparation introduced through the disconnect between data engineering, data science, and IT/DevOps teams
Operationalize machine learning models built using SnapLogic’s new Machine Learning Snaps or Jupyter Notebooks with the Native Python Snap
Deploy machine learning pipelines as Ultra Tasks to receive and reply to machine learning API          _161 = (_132 * float4(_Globals.SectionLods.w)) + ((float4(1.0) - _132) * _Globals.NeighborSectionLod[3]);
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for Canceling Orders for Financial Articles of Trades.

These patents were asserted by Nasdaq in a lawsuit alleging claims of patent infringement and trade secret misappropriation against MIAX in the District of New Jersey back in September 2017. That suit alleged that MIAX infringed upon the patents-in-suit through technologies incorporated into options trading platforms launched in 2012 and 2017. Along with the patent claims recently invalidated by the PTAB, that district court suit involves one other patent currently being challenged in a CBM review which has been instituted and is awaiting a final written decision expected in November. That patent is U.S. Patent No. 7933827, Multi-Parallel Architecture and a Method of Using the Same. Another patent, U.S. Patent No. 7599875, Dual Quote Market System, was voluntarily dismissed by Nasdaq


amplification. Four different regions were targeted for DNA methylation analyses: E1, U1, U2 and U3 promoter regions. The amplified PCR products were analyzed first by COBRA (Combined Bisulfite Restriction Analysis[@b27]), and later by individual sequencing ([Table 2](#t2){ref-type="table"} and [Fig. 4](#f4){ref-type="fig"}).

The promoter region of an imprinted gene usually derives 50% methylation level due to its allele-specific methylation status: one allele is methylated while the other allele is unmethylated. The allele-specific methylation pattern is very uniform and complete among individual CpG sites in a given promoter and also among individual tissues. This is the case for E1 promoter, which is part of the 4-kb Peg3-DMR, showing 50% methylation level among all the tissues tested. On the other hand, the methylation levels and patterns of the three alternative promoters are quitethe wild-type and mutant alleles of *Peg3*.\
(**A**) Schematic representation of the wild-type alleles of mouse *Usp29* and *Peg3* loci. Gray and black boxes indicate the exons of *Usp29* and *Peg3*, respectively. Transcriptional direction for each gene is represented by arrows with corresponding colors. (**B**) Schematic representation of the KO2 mutant allele. The KO2-Neo mutant has a 6.0-kb insertion containing a PGK promoter-driven neomycin resistance gene (*NeoR*) as selection marker, shown by the red box. *NeoR*, along with the 4.0-kb promoter region of *Peg3* containing first exons of *Usp29* and *Peg3* are flanked by two LoxP sites as indicated with triangles. Cre-recombinase was used to delete the first exons of *Usp29* and *Peg3*, producing the KO2 mutant. (**C**) Schematic representation of the DelKO mutant allele. The conditional-ready knockout (CoKO)


allele has a 7.1-kb insertion containing a promoterless β-galactosidase gene (*β-Gal*) as shown by the blue box and human β-actin promoter-driven neomycin resistance gene (*NeoR*) as shown by the red box. The insertion cassette of the CoKO allele is removed by FLP-mediated recombination, producing the FlipKO allele which has the 6^th^ exon of *Peg3* flanked by two LoxP sites as indicated with triangles. Cre recombinase was used to delete exon 6, producing the DelKO allele for the *Peg3* locus.](srep24438-f1){#f1}

![Alternative 1^st^ exons and promoters of *Peg3*.\
(**A**) Map of the mouse *Peg3* locus. Gray and black boxes indicate the exons of *Usp29* and *Peg3*, respectively. Transcriptional direction for each gene is represented by arrows with corresponding colors. The solid boxes indicate the position of the exons of *Peg3*, labeled E1through E9, followed by ovals to indicate the position of upstream alternative exons. The closed oval represents the shared upstream exon U0, and open ovals represent alternative 1^st^ exons U1, U2, and U3, respectively. The deleted *Peg3* exons corresponding to KO2^(+/−p)^ and DelKO^(+/−p)^ mutant alleles are shown using parentheses and dashed lines. The two extended arrows show the anchoring primers used for nested PCR after 5′ RACE: Ex2-R2 and Ex2-R3 for KO2^(+/−p)^ mutant and its WT counterpart, as shown by scheme I. The two extended arrows underneath it shows the anchoring primers used for nested PCR after 5′ RACE: Ex6-R3 and U0 for DelKO^(+/−p)^ adult hypothalamus and a WT neonate brain as indicated by the scheme II. A summary of the sequence reads is shown in [Table 1.


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a bayonet was omitted in the return I had the honour of forwarding to you--I cannot
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his gallant Company, that I am convinced they would themselves have carried the fort
&Guns with the bayonet if he had not been disabled-- lieutenant Gaugreben of the Royal
Engineers rendered essential service in bringing up the reserve of this Column after his
gun had been disabled by a shot from the Enemy  I must not omit to mention the brave
conduct of the Newfoundland Company who had no Officer of that Regiment with them &
led the advance Guard  Having dislodged the Enemy from houses and woods I detached
the Indians, whom the Cannonade had brought back to me, to pursue him,use a glue stick:1. Glue sticks are moisture free. So they won't warp the paper you're gluing the mount to.2. Glue sticks are moisture free. So, if you accidentally get some in the mount they WILL NOT activate the glue on the back of a stamp. You can usually wipe the stamp and/or mount clean and move on.3. Glue sticks will not acidify over time. Glue sticks are naturally basic, since they have sodium hydroxide in them.4. You have a chance to re-position a mount for a few seconds if you notice it's crooked.

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split back. Just use whatever adhesive you choose at the top of the mount. Someday when your collection goes up for sale the dealer is going to have to remove the better stamps from the mounts to check for faults. I have seen some collections especially ones using Buxton mounts that were just not worth the time of trying to remove stamps from the mounts making the collection not worth looking at or trying to resell.

I see no reason to even consider using tape which for one thing is more difficult to use than glue sticks.

Under no circumstances ever use Crystal or Buxton mounts. If you have any, throw them out before you do something stupid, like using them

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Selectcom.google.api.gax.retrying.DirectRetryingExecutor.createFuture(DirectRetryingExecutor.java:75)
    at com.google.cloud.RetryHelper.runWithRetries(RetryHelper.java:53)
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Here is parts of my maven pom.xml
<dependency>
            <groupId>com.google.cloud</groupId>
            <artifactId>google-cloud-storage</artifactId>
            <version>1.4.0</version>
        </dependency>
        <dependency>
    <groupId>com.google.guava</groupId>
    <artifactId>guava</artifactId>
    <version>19.0</version>
</dependency>
<dependency>
    <groupId>com.google.api-client</groupId>
    <artifactId>google-api-client</artifactId>
    <version>1.22.0</version>
</dependency>

What am i doing wrong here ?

A:

When running on Dataproc, you will often find Hadoop libraries on client application classpaths. This allows interaction with HDFS and GCS, but also means that the Hadoop version of guava


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        We have considered each of Sweeper’s arguments on appeal and find them to be without merit.
For the reasons stated above, we AFFIRM the judgment of the District Court and DENY Sweeper’s
motion for injunctive and monetary relief.

                    to work in groups. It also helps students learn skills they’ll need in the business world – building and maintaining connections is essential. But that’s not all – online learning has changed in recent years.

The internet is a vast arena of information, and one can learn a lot just by surfing in the comfort of their own home. It used to be that learning something online was a lot like going to your local library: a lot of simple online how-to articles and research documents were available for reading. However, learning online is now a truly multi-media experience, with online videos, tutorials, and step-by-step articles for just about every topic imaginable.

Keeping up with the trends

The world of social media is always changing, as is the world of education.


well as your head. While there are numerous opportunities available to those who already work in computer science, life is too short to invest all of your time and energy in an aspect of a job you’re not happy with.

Keep up to date; whether you’re still learning or ready to graduate and search for your first computer science role, it is essential to stay on top of the latest news, programs, and ventures. Being as competitive as they are, the worlds of technology, engineering, and communication require those who are dedicated enough to follow every trend. Besides, isn’t it better to know exactly what you’re talking about?

Don’t be afraid to ask questions; the best way to get ahead in any career is to conduct research and know exactlywhat you want from your future. Asking questions is a great way of finding out more and garnering some brilliant advice, while familiarising yourself with your chosen aspect of computer science will ensure that you enter the world of work with a clear, confident head.

Whether you’re just starting a college or university course, are ready to graduate and earn your first job role, or re-thinking the choices you may have made in the past, using your computer science qualifications to further your career may be easier than you think. After all, computer science is so prevalent in numerous industries these days, you may be spoiled for choice. Remember, the world is at your feet. Go out and grab it.

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materials and average information is very important. There are so many varying sources of information that you can choose from. Not all information was created equal, and once you start the gathering process, you will quickly come to this conclusion too. A relevant TOEFL Reading Practice comes with great feedback, which you should only dismiss if you have a good reason for questioning its legitimacy. In the end, you want quality information that is reliable for your TOEFL exam. This is not always easy.

It really is a “hit and miss” phase of the whole process, during which you will need to stay resilient. After all, if you start the preparation in time, and you are willing to sacrifice some of your free time, doing the research, you shouldiOS login dialog using pure HTML/CSS, and for the modal popup effect a few lines of javascript. Since this was just a proof of concept I didn't want to belabor the work, but I bet with an additional hour it could be made be look pixel perfect. Javascript and CSS3 effects could handle the transitions to make it appear like it's part of the native the native iOS UI.

In light of the recent data breach at Equifax I'm composing some thoughts in two posts. Thefirst postdiscusses the weaknesses in employing partial security solutions. This second post discusses why organizations must employ offensive security to stay ahead.

Offensive securityis a school of thought, where a proactive approach is taken to computer security. When people typically think of security, the first


Once- and twice-daily bevantolol for systemic hypertension using 24-hour ambulatory intraarterial blood pressure recording.
The antihypertensive efficacy of bevantolol, a selective beta 1-adrenoreceptor antagonist, was evaluated in 17 patients with essential hypertension, using continuous ambulatory intraarterial blood pressure (BP) monitoring. The study compared a twice-daily regimen (titrated dose of 200 to 600 mg/day) with the same amount given in a single daily dose. Within-patient comparisons of mean hourly systolic and diastolic BPs and heart rate showed a highly significant effect with twice-daily therapy (p less than 0.001) for all of the 24 hours. Similar significant results were obtained with a single morning dose. There was no difference between the pattern or extent of BP reduction with the 2 regimens. The decrease in BP after bevantolol persisted during the physiologicQ:

Why can't Kotlin smart cast between an interface and the generic type that is derived from it?

I have the following class:
abstract class PresenterActivity<S : ViewState, I : ViewIntent> : AppCompatActivity() {
    open fun initViewIntent(): I {
        return object : ViewIntent{} // type mismatch on this line
    }
}

I receive a pre-compilation error stating:
Type mismatch
Required: I
Found: <S, I>

To fix this pre-compilation error I am casting the ViewIntent object to I:
abstract class PresenterActivity<S : ViewState, I : ViewIntent> : AppCompatActivity() {
    open fun initViewIntent(): I {
        @Suppress("UNCHECKED_CAST")
        return object : ViewIntent{} as I
    }
}

But why can't


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2              Senju F100
3  2,2,2,2.4,3.5,1.15,1.1

If 1.solution does not work use separator which is not in data - ¥ or | and read all data to one column data. Then use str.split:
import pandas as pd
from pandas.compat import StringIO

temp=u"""TimeStamp, Label, VarName, Data
2017-03-09 13:03:20, USER_INPUT, Name, Test 1
2017-03-09 13:03:20, USER_INPUT, ProjectNumber, 04BGA
2017-03-09 13:03:20, USER_INPUT, PasteType, Senju F100
2017-03-09 12:03:20, CASETTE_INFO, CassetteHSPGetEjectorFeedAdjust, 2,2,2,2.4,3.5,1.15,1.1"""
#after testing replace 'StringIO(temp)' to 'filename.csv'
df = pd.read_csv(StringIO(temp), sep = '¥', names=['data'], skiprows=1)
print (df)
                               of hospitalisation, was an independent risk factor for subsequent bronchiectasis\[[@B7]\]. In the Northern Territory (NT), bronchiectasis affects one in every 68 Indigenous children, far exceeding that of cystic fibrosis (CF) in non-Indigenous Australian children (1 in 2857)\[[@B13],[@B14]\]. Thus, any intervention that reduces bronchiolitis severity and/or risk of readmission for respiratory illness in Indigenous infants may have both short term and potential long term benefits in our setting.

Bronchiolitis is characterised by extensive inflammation of the airways accompanied by increased mucous production and necrosis of airway epithelial cells. In paediatrics, bronchiolitis is a clinical diagnosis characterised by tachypnoea, wheeze and/or crepitations in infants following a preceding upper respiratory illness\[[@B1]\]. It is primarily caused by infection of the respiratory epithelial cells by a variety of viruses, especially respiratory syncytial virus (RSV).


consistency and more than two stools above usual stooling frequency), received macrolides (in last 7-days), or clinical and radiological features consistent with a primary diagnosis of pneumonia,\[[@B33]\] at time of randomisation.

Recruitment
-----------

At each site, the site-specific study nurse visits the wards twice daily to screen all newly admitted infants. A standardised collection form is used to collect clinical data (see below) and hospital outcomes associated with the bronchiolitis episode. All infants are managed according to a standardised protocol. This has been used at the Royal Darwin Hospital since 2008. The protocol outlines when supplementary oxygen is prescribed (Sp0~2~\<94%) and reduced, and when nasogastric feeds or intravenous fluids are used. Enrolled infants may receive additional therapies (other than macrolides) at the discretion of the attending paediatrician.

Intervention and follow up
--------------------------

If eligibilityis fulfilled and after informed consent has been obtained, the infant is randomised to receive either a single, oral liquid dose of azithromycin syrup (30 mg per kg) or an equivalent volume of placebo. Medication is given within 24-hours of hospitalisation. Infants randomised to the intervention arm of the study will receive additional treatment doses of azithromycin syrup (30 mg per kg) on day-7 and day-14. Those randomised to the control arm receive an equivalent volume of the placebo syrup. The later doses will be either supervised by study nurses or administered by families with phone support on the day the medication is due. Final clinical follow up will occur in the local health clinic on day-21 (or closest available date from day 20 to 24).

Randomisation, allocation and


to compare additional antibiotic use between groups. The number needed to treat (NNT) (for benefit), 95% CI will be described if any significant differences are found. If significant, NNT for harm will be calculated for adverse events. For Secondary Aim-3 (short-term impact of azithromycin on macrolide-resistance of pathogens in NPS cultures): the proportions of children with penicillin-non-susceptible *S. pneumoniae*and macrolide-resistant *H. influenzae*spp and *M. catarrhalis*before and after trial medications will be compared using ORs and 95% CI. Descriptive data will be utilised for Secondary Aim-4 (point prevalence of respiratory viruses and other respiratory pathogens).

Ethical approval
----------------

The protocol has been granted full ethical approval from the respective Human Research Ethics Committees of all the participating institutions \[Department of Health and Families (for Royal Darwin Hospital) and Menzies School of HealthResearch (Darwin), and the Townsville Hospital\].

Discussion
==========

Acute lower respiratory tract infections are the commonest cause of hospitalisation and potentially preventable deaths in Indigenous infants\[[@B4]\]. Bronchiolitis in Indigenous infants is more severe than bronchiolitis in non-Indigenous infants\[[@B6]\]. There are higher readmission rates and an increased risk of ongoing respiratory morbidity (including chronic suppurative lung disease) in Indigenous infants\[[@B7],[@B41]\]. This may be due to an increased likelihood of recurrent infections and virus-bacteria interactions from an early age (as early as aged 2-wks) along with heavy bacterial colonisation of the nasopharynx\[[@B36]\]. Despite bronchiolitis being the most common cause of ALRIs in infants resulting in hospitalisation, there are no published prospective studies of this illness in Australian Indigenous infants. Two small clinical trials have studied macrolides in bronchiolitis, but with contradictory results. Our


population setting is more closely related to the Turkish study\[[@B26]\] where a beneficial effect for macrolides was shown. This is in contrast to the negative findings of the Dutch study\[[@B27]\] in an affluent urban setting.

Our proposed double-blind RCT will determine if azithromycin is an effective additional treatment in Indigenous infants hospitalised with bronchiolitis. It will also determine whether in the ensuing 6 months it will prevent hospital readmissions from respiratory illnesses, which potentially reduces the likelihood of chronic lung dysfunction\[[@B7]\] in this high-risk population. Azithromycin was chosen over other macrolides because of its prompt and potent anti-inflammatory effects as well as its 30-40 hours half-life in children, which permits once weekly dosing\[[@B42]\]. The possible anti-viral effects is also attractive\[[@B43]\]. An important safety component of the current study isPages

Léna's Lit.Life

Léna (me): Lit, as in literature, Lit, as in light, Lit, as in a little kooky: Life.

"Well, the question is, what do you want to believe? Do you want to live in a world where things are possible, or in one where they aren't?" Cin, Edges.

Tuesday, May 1, 2012

To Blog or not to Blog . . .

To blog, or not to blog. That is the question.
Whether 'tis nobler in the mind to suffer one's slings and arrows in private,
Or to take one's arms against a sea of troubles,
And by sharing, feel less alone . . .

Oh my blog, how I've missed you of late, my life filled with other parts of the writing life, teaching and meetings and emails - oh, so many emails!

Some say that blogs


have peaked - (or is it piqued?)

Yet I want to thank you for being a place where I can organize my thoughts, and where I can have a meeting of the minds with others. But we need to have some boundaries, you and I. Internet traffic has become very congested and if I am overwhelmed, others must feel the same way.

So I will blog on Mondays. (Yes, I know that it is Tuesday dear blog, but yesterday I led five workshops! Okay, so I'll write Sunday night. Happy?) Therefore you, dear readers, hopefully won't become overwhelmed with moi and run away. So yes, I will still be baring my soul in the same fun-loving way, and I'll try not to suffer my slings and arrows alone, but rather// Copyright 2018 The Go Authors. All rights reserved.
// Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style
// license that can be found in the LICENSE file.

// +build js,wasm

// Package js gives access to the WebAssembly host environment when using the js/wasm architecture.
// Its API is based on JavaScript semantics.
//
// This package is EXPERIMENTAL. Its current scope is only to allow tests to run, but not yet to provide a
// comprehensive API for users. It is exempt from the Go compatibility promise.
package js

import (
	"unsafe"
)

// ref is used to identify a JavaScript value, since the value itself can not be passed to WebAssembly.
//
// The JavaScript value "undefined" is represented by the value 0.
// A JavaScript number (64-bit float, except 0 and NaN) is represented by its IEEE 754


the JavaScript index i of value v to ValueOf(x).
func (v Value) SetIndex(i int, x interface{}) {
	valueSetIndex(v.ref, i, ValueOf(x).ref)
}

func valueSetIndex(v ref, i int, x ref)

func makeArgs(args []interface{}) []ref {
	argVals := make([]ref, len(args))
	for i, arg := range args {
		argVals[i] = ValueOf(arg).ref
	}
	return argVals
}

// Length returns the JavaScript property "length" of v.
func (v Value) Length() int {
	return valueLength(v.ref)
}

func valueLength(v ref) int

// Call does a JavaScript call to the method m of value v with the given arguments.
// It panics if v has no method m.
// The arguments get mapped to JavaScript values according to the ValueOf function.
func (v Value) Call(m string, args ...interface{}) Value {
	res, ok := valueCall(v.ref, m, makeArgs(args))
	if !ok {
		if vType := v.Type(); vType != TypeObject && vType != TypeFunction { // check here to avoid overhead in success case
			panic(&ValueError{"Value.Call",when a Value method is invoked on
// a Value that does not support it. Such cases are documented
// in the description of each method.
type ValueError struct {
	Method string
	Type   Type
}

func (e *ValueError) Error() string {
	return "syscall/js: call of " + e.Method + " on " + e.Type.String()
}


only users in New York City and, before the expansion of the vaccine recommendation, only users who identified themselves as HIV infected.

Click-through proportions, defined as the number of persons who saw the advertisement/ message and clicked to get more information divided by the number of times the advertisement/message appeared, were used to evaluate the effect of these communications. In November 2012, a total of 40,116 (0.82%) of 488,000 pop-ups ads and 2,782 (0.06%) of 463,645 banner ads were clicked on, compared with 87 (14.5%) of 605 email blasts to users of a popular hook-up website. Of 266 users surveyed, 118 (44%) recalled receiving an email about the outbreak and 77 (29%) of users recalled seeing one of the banner ads run on the site.

### Engagement of External Partnersa variety of other more high-profile publications and engendered substantial coverage on social media sites ([@R15]). This pattern was repeated with 2 subsequent articles in *The New York Times* that provided updates on the outbreak; both articles also spurred additional reporting by other media outlets ([@R16]*,*[@R17]). These articles appeared to have a much more substantial effect on vaccine uptake than any of the other outreach initiatives ([Figure 3](#F3){ref-type="fig"}).

![Weekly invasive meningococcal disease incidence among men who have sex with men (MSM) and vaccine uptake, New York City, New York, USA, August 2012--2013, encompassing the last of 13 of 22 outbreak cases. The Department of Health and Mental Hygiene ceased tracking of vaccine uptake at the end of 2013. Dates of article in *The New York Times* are indicated. \*Free


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                        target_datatype = target_column.simpleType and target_column.simpleType.name or ''
                        if source_datatype in ['TIMESTAMP', 'DATETIME'] and default_value.upper() in ['NOW()', 'CURRENT TIMESTAMP', 'CURRENT_TIMESTAMP', 'TIMESTAMP']:
                                         'Could not migrate type of column "%s" in "%s" (%s)' % (target_column.name, source_column.owner.name, source_column.formattedRawType) )
            return False

        return True

    def migrateUpdateForChanges(self, state, target_catalog):
        """
        Create datatype cast expression for target column based on source datatype.
        """
        return target_catalog

    def migrateTableForeignKeyToMySQL(self, state, source_fk, targetTable):
        target_fk = super(MSAccessMigration, self).migrateTableForeignKeyToMySQL(state, source_fk,


Butterflies are one of the most popular and easily recognized groups
of insects. Together with moths, they make up one of the major insect
orders or groups—Lepidoptera —which number some 160,000 recognized species
worldwide. There are over 250 species of butterflies in the Sonoran Desert.

Queen butterfly

Lepidoptera comes from Greek words meaning scaled and wing. Butterflies
and moths can easily be distinguished from other insects by their wings,
which are covered with thousands of tiny overlapping scales, much like
tiles on a roof. Each scale is one color, but collectively a butterfly’s
color pattern is produced by a complex mixture of differently colored
scales. Butterflies are usually large, pretty, and diurnal. They are rarely
pests, and consequently are well-liked by humans.

Dispersal and Species Richness

There are a number of factors to account for the rich butterfly diversity
in the Sonoranmuch like fresh bird droppings.
If the larvae are touched or disturbed, an unpleasant-smelling, y-shaped
orange organ called an osmeterium, is everted from just behind the head.
This device and the cryptic appearance are adaptations to avoid predators
and perhaps parasites.

Another impressive swallowtail is the pipevine swallowtail (Battus philenor),
which is slightly smaller than the giant swallowtail. Pipevine swallowtails
are commonly encountered March through October. The butterfly’s upper
surface is a dark, iridescent blue; the underside is blue with orange
spots. The showy, red-orange caterpillars are poisonous due to the compounds
taken from the leaves of pipevines (Aristolochia spp.), their larval food
plant. The bright colors serve as warnings to would-be predators that
the caterpillars are highly distasteful.

Whites and Sulphurs (Pieridae):

Butterflies in this family are small- to medium-sized and most often
white, yellow, or orange, with black margins. Some are


and some butterflies, such as satyrs
and mourning cloaks, have muted coloration. Also, not all moths are night
fliers. Some species, such as the buck moths and the Calleta silk moth,
fly by day. (You may notice the Calleta moth as it feeds on ocotillo leaves
during the summer rainy season. Look for ocotillos stripped of leaves
from the top down.)

Both butterflies and moths lay eggs which hatch into caterpillars. These
caterpillars molt into a pupa, or resting stage. After a period of time—a
few days to a season—the winged adult emerges from the pupal case. Moths
tend to construct cocoons, protective silk coverings around themselves,
before molting into pupas. Butterflies do not encase themselves in cocoons.Royale, [developed] by Supercell. We have a very competitive clan going on and our team takes a lot of inspiration from their designs in terms of social features, rewards, and the way they keep you coming back for more.”

Efforts to make learning delightful permeate through the company’s offerings—both real and imaginary. For April’s Fool last year it offered a pillow to teach people a new language in their sleep. There’s also a course on emojis. Jokes aside, Duolingo also offers (seriously) a course on High Valyrian, the tongue spoken by Daenerys Targaryen on “Game of Thrones.”

With this latest funding round, Duolingo now claims a valuation of $700 million. The infusion of cash will help the company dramatically increase its staff from 80 to 150 employees by the end


of 2018.

Money Talks: Duolingo Raises $25M More (at a $700M Valuation)

Duolingo co-founders Severin Hacker (left) and Luis von Ahn

As the chief executive behind one of the world’s most popular language-learning tools, Luis von Ahn ironically struggles with picking up a new tongue. “I’m actually very bad at learning languages, which is pretty funny, considering what I do,” the CEO and co-founder of Duolingo said in an email to EdSurge. An English and Spanish speaker, von Ahn is “making good progress” on learning Portuguese and hopes to tackle French next.

What von Ahn may lack in foreign language skills, he makes up for with fluency in another lingo: money. Today marks the latest funding milestone for Duolingo: a $25 million Series E round, led by Drive Capital. The Pittsburgh-based companyto law or public policy. See In re Estate of Bennett, 789 P.2d 446 (Colo.App. 1989).
If the terms of a will are unambiguous, extrinsic evidence may not be considered to determine the testatrix' intent. However, if the language of the will, although *304 clear on its face, is susceptible of more than one meaning when applied to the extrinsic facts to which it refers, a latent ambiguity exists and extrinsic evidence must be considered. See In re Estate of Gross, 646 P.2d 396 (Colo.App.1981).
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## Unlock Mocks

Unlock a list of mocks in order to make them resetable.

- **Endpoint**: `POST /mocks/unlock`
- **Headers**:

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