plays with Justin in the cottage, by now enjoying the boy’s company. Mr. Walker comes by, looking to give his daughter hell for quitting CSIS. Since she isn’t there, Patrick takes Mr. Walker out for coffee. When the waitress engages in hero worship over him saving Samantha, Patrick plays it down and makes her promise not to mention anything on social media, since the case is still ongoing. Mr. Walker is impressed by both Patrick’s heroics and professionalism.
Amelia McLeod, meanwhile, works at the bus station café. She sleeps in the other waitress’s camper at night, though she’s plagued by nightmares. Sensing that it’s time for the girl to move on, the waitress suggests she could arrange a ride south with a trucker friend.
At night, Oscar strides into aonline at http://www.vermeil.biz.

Merry Christmas

A bit about myself…

Early in the year I got news of another award, “Second place, the Five Star Dragonfly Book Award for The Woman in Black.” The awards I have accumulated so far make me feel good about myself and my writing; they do not translate in substantial sales, unfortunately.

John Grisham once wrote, “When A ‘Time to Kill was published twenty years ago, I soon learned the painful lesson that selling books was far more difficult than writing them. I bought a thousand copies and had trouble giving them away. I hauled them in the trunk of my car and peddled them at libraries, garden clubs, grocery stores, coffee shops, and a handful of bookstores.”

And he was John Grisham!

Regarding my former carrier in computer science


a predator to stalk a child in the vicinity of the school or playground and ultimately can provide a means to abduct the child.

Parents are the natural and primary “defenders”; the author lists a number of suggestions for the parents to be in control of how their children communicate with friends via social media—mainly using computers hooked up to the Internet or cell phones. Some of these suggestions require a bit of computer knowledge, others are elementary. To start with, she suggests to keep the family main server in a safe place out of children’s reach (the parents’ bedroom for instance). If there is some computer knowledge, the parents can install software that routes what is on the child’s cell phone and/or personal computer (messages and pictures fromhis opinion ,as described in the above slokas." I could find no ulterior motives in his words. If he were deceitful he could not have moved before us with this amount of comfort. Even if he puts on an affected face showing sincerity, if he has come with an intention to cheat, his general carriage would have betrayed him. It is difficult, nay, it is impossible, for a person to conceal his real intentions and motives before others, howsoever he is an expert in putting on acts. The opinion of Sri Hanuman, shows how great He was as a student of human psychology. Bitterness concealed even under a heavy coat of sugar will show up ultimately. It is to the credit of Lord Rama that before accepting Vibhishana,


issues of culture, race, gender, career, religion, landscape? Who and what own me? Can hills own me? Or the colors "maize and blue"? Why not yellow and blue? How much do I care? How free am I to change how much I care?

I'd guess we speak too freely (smugly?) about tribalism in New Guinea or Afghanistan. Maybe we are plenty tribal right here, but with different ways of experiencing and expressing it.How Civilizations Fail & Can Be Saved (Updated)

There’s never been a shortage of doomsday scenarios. From the dreaded Mayan Apocalypse of 2012 (remember that?) to the havoc wreaked in the movie “The Day After Tomorrow,” people have been predicting the end of civilization for as long as there has been a civilization.

The trouble is, they’re sometimes correct: The Roman Empire fell spectacularly, as did the Mayan civilization, the Han Dynasty of China, India’s Gupta Empire and dozens of other once-mighty kingdoms.

But how, exactly, do powerful empires collapse, and why? Researchers now believe they’ve found an answer, one that has troubling implications for today — because we’re clearly on the road to ruin.

Societal collapse — more common than you think

The researchers’ first task was overturning “the common impression that


social collapse: nature and natural resources, the accumulation of wealth, the elite and the commoners. The team calls their model Human And Nature Dynamics, or HANDY.

A HANDY tool

The researchers used the HANDY model to analyze three different social scenarios: an egalitarian society with no elite class; an equitable society with workers and non-workers (students, retirees, disabled persons); and an unequal society with a robust class of elites.

The egalitarian and equitable societies could produce a sustainable civilization and avoid collapse, even with a high ratio of non-workers. Social collapse was more likely after people overreached and depleted natural resources. Importantly, even without any social stratification, collapse could occur if a society exhausted its natural resources.

In the unequal society, however, collapse was almost unavoidable — and these were the HANDY‘complexity.’

This doesn’t mean Tainter is entirely wrong, just that his theorisation of what makes collapses take place, whether over shorter of longer periods of time, is open to question. Indeed, in my own PhD research at the University of Sussex I explored the direct link between class dynamics, inequality, overconsumption, and social instability in past empires, leading to past collapses and genocides – an area that remains under-explored in Tainter’s work, and at least tentatively addressed by the HANDY model.

For instance, another anthropologist and complex society expert, Prof Adam T. Smith of Cornell University, said that the HANDY model’s central thesis – that a collapse of industrial civilisation due to unsustainable resource exploitation and increasing economic inequality – is perfectly plausible:

“The archaeological record is quite unambiguous: every prior


determines what types of vegetation we have, where our water flows and in a sense climate is the statistics of weather.

So it gets down to fundamental things like how often do we get a rainstorm? How much evaporation takes place? How do the ocean currents move, which are driven by the winds and the thermal things?

So, when we talk about a change in climate, we’re talking about very fundamental change to the system that determines it; it lays out the basis of our global natural systems, and in a way in which those natural systems both benefit us in terms of delivering of food and those kind of things, as well as the way it, let's say, impacts on us in a hazardous way; for example, floods, droughts,more erosion of salt into previously fresh-water systems, affecting those.

But when you superimpose, for example, the rising of the sea level with the increased risk of hurricanes, typhoons or storm surges, as we call them, the reality is that many of the people who die in hurricanes don't die directly as a result of the wind or the rain; they die as a result of the huge waves and surge of waters that rush into communities and sweep them away.

Those kinds of events will become more pronounced.

Some countries will build big breakwaters and fortifications and things. And even those are only sustainable to a certain level.

You can't endlessly build a fortification against it; you have to have a system in the end that is quite frankly withdrawn from


collectively address the issue before it becomes too late.

I don't think it is yet too late. I think there is basis for still taking action, moving together, but it has to be an effort that is motivated and driven by those with the capacity to help the global community.is today and larger, in real terms, than it was on average during the Cold War.

A fair and balanced approach to getting our fiscal house in order requires looking for savings in areas that have seen the largest increases, rather than hitting areas that are already struggling. Our domestic programs—which fund our country’s investments in infrastructure, education, health, and scientific research—have already seen real reductions in their budgets while the defense budget continues to grow. The country may be in a time of austerity, but the Pentagon is not.

If carried out correctly, a well-managed defense drawdown can return the Pentagon’s budget to more sustainable levels without harming our national security or our economic recovery. In this issue brief, we recommend $100 billion in responsible reductions over 10 years


10 years

Reform the Pentagon’s outdated health care programs to save roughly $40 billion over 10 years

Reduce the number of deployed nuclear weapons to 1,100 by 2022 to save at least $28 billion over 10 years

Responsible reductions in defense spending would force the Pentagon to better manage taxpayer money. Over the past decade, despite tremendous increases in defense spending, the Pentagon’s equipment has aged and the size of its combat fleets has shrunk as the department squandered $50 billion on weapons programs that were later cancelled and struggled with cost overruns on many of its major procurement programs. The Pentagon has been so poorly managed that it is unable to even conduct an audit—although it has set a goal of being audit-ready by 2014. The keystone of our country’srepresent a politically feasible first step to be taken as part of a fiscal bargain to head off sequestration. That said, these cuts will not address the root causes of the growth in the defense budget. Fundamental reforms to the Pentagon’s procurement processes and personnel policies—including retirement reform—along with examinations of rising operations and maintenance costs and the pervasive use of contractors will still be necessary. But such reforms will never happen while the Pentagon and Congress live in the looming shadow of sequestration and the expiration of the middle-class tax breaks. These steps will allow Congress to reach a workable deal and buy time to deal with more fundamental issues.

Cut the Navy’s plan to purchase 237 F-35Cs (carrier-launched) multirole fighters and instead buy 240 F/A-18E/F fighters—saving $16.62


feasible political target, regardless of whether it makes sense strategically or financially.

Earlier this year the Obama administration was reported to be weighing cuts to a more moderate level of approximately 1,100 nuclear warheads. We recommend that the Pentagon reduce the U.S. nuclear arsenal to this level by the year 2022. Such a cut would be a major reduction from the 1,550 deployed warheads mandated by New START and a promising first step towards a nuclear posture more in line with the threats facing the United States.

The total amount of funding allocated to maintain and operate the nation’s strategic nuclear arsenal is difficult to ascertain given the classified nature of the program. In fiscal year 2011, however, the United States spent $12 billion on its Major Force Program 1,system, the so-called FG severity index (FGSI), to predict the prognosis.[@b12-mjhid-5-1-e2013067][Table 2](#t2-mjhid-5-1-e2013067){ref-type="table"} summarizes the clinical and laboratory parameters used. A score \>9 is associated with 75% probability of death. On the contrary, a score \<9 increases the probability of survival to 78% More recently, Yilmasilar et al updated the FGSI by adding

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For those reasons, physicians must be aware that APL patients undergoing treatment with ATRA presenting with skin lesions may had necrotizing vasculitis needing carefully evaluation and prompt therapeutic approach.

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the courts to eliminate $11 million in extra fees. The judiciary's total budget would be about $135 million, an increase of $3 million, or a relatively modest 2.1 percent.Gov. Sam Brownback was required by law to include the proposals in his budget recommendations.recent increased interest in fluidic techniques for the reaction, separation and detection of components, there is interest in developing methods and devices that allow components to be separated and analysed in a continuous flow system.
The present inventors have recently described improved methods for distributing a component, including a component in a multicomponent mixture, across laminar flows in a fluidic device (see PCT/GB2013/052757). The distribution of components across the laminar flows is measured at multiple flow times by fluorescent spectroscopy. From these measurements it is possible to identify components of different size within the flows. The worked examples show the use of the methods described for the identification of Aβ(1-42) aggregation events, including the formation of oligomers and fibril clusters from the original monomeric species.
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Replacing null values with zeros in mysql

I know similar questions asked before, and I checked most of them. but I can't get this query to work. I have several columns with null values, I want to display them as Zeros in the html table. but I can't get the result i want.
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Liability to the PBGC (or the multiemployer fund) is one thing, being subject to jurisdiction in the United States is another. It is clear that corporate ownership alone is not sufficient to confer jurisdiction; rather, what is needed is corporate ownership plus. Just what constitutes “plus” is where things can get blurry.

In a 2009 case involving a multiemployer fund suing a Canadian parent company of a U.S. subsidiary for withdrawal liability, an appellate court held that the Canadian parent company, although liable to the multiemployer fund under ERISA, was not subject to specific jurisdiction in the United States. Key to this conclusion was the fact that the Canadian parent company played no direct


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1231(b)(3), and protection under the Convention Against Torture, 8 C.F.R. §§ 1208.16(c),

1208.18, in which he claimed that he was persecuted in Mali on the basis of his political

opinion. Koita later withdrew his asylum application because it was untimely.

       During the merits hearing held on February 14, 2008, Koita testified that he was a

Secretary of the Association of Pupils and Students of Mali (“AEEM”), a student

organization at the Faculté des Sciences Juridiques et Economiques (part of the

University of Bamako), a public university. Koita attended the university for about five

months from November, 1999 to March, 2000, and he hoped to become a lawyer. As one

of five Secretaries in AEEM, Koita served as a liaison between the students and

organization leaders. Duringit. See id. at 481 n.1; Gao v. Ashcroft, 299 F.3d 266, 272 (3d Cir. 2002). The

alien bears the burden of proof of establishing that he is a refugee and that he has suffered

past persecution or has a well-founded fear of persecution. See id.; 8 C.F.R. §

1208.13(a).

       Under INA § 241(b)(3)(A), 8 U.S.C. § 1231(b)(3)(A), withholding of removal is

not discretionary: “The Attorney General may not remove an alien to a country if the

Attorney General decides that the alien’s life or freedom would be threatened in that

country because of the alien’s race, religion, nationality, membership in a particular social

group or political opinion.” The test for relief is, however, more exacting than the asylum

test because it requires the alien to show by a “clear


Fatin v. Immigration & Naturalization Serv., 12 F.3d 1233, 1240

(3d Cir. 1993)). It refers only to “severe” conduct and “does not encompass all treatment

our society regards as unfair, unjust or even unlawful or unconstitutional.” Id.

       Koita has waived the issue of whether he suffered past persecution. See

Petitioner’s Brief, at 15 n.4.2 The record in any event does not compel a finding of past

persecution because Koita was never arrested or harmed on account of his affiliation with

the student organization, AEEM. He has not identified a single event that caused him

extreme harm or suffering sufficient to meet the standard of persecution. See Kibinda,

477 F.3d at 119; Fatin, 12 F.3d at 1240. Because he failed to establish past persecution,

he was not entitled to the futuresum unless you hightail it to Beijing.

All the taste without the price tag, Chinatown boasts ‘dollar dumpling’ deals (savour those words) at seafood palaces, tea parlours and street food carts along Canal Street and beyond.

4. Cannoli In Little Italy

Rubbing shoulders with Chinatown, Little Italy is the place to be seen amidst the red, white and green and a sweet-spot for all things ‘dolce’.

When it comes to flaky, buttery, creamy cannoli, Little Italy’s bakeries take the cake. Fifth-generation Ferrara bakery is rumoured to have the best cannoli this side of Sicily, but Caffe Palermo’s moniker as the Cannoli King keeps the competition fierce.

5. Cronuts In SoHo

The cronut, a croissant/doughnut hybrid, is arguably one of the greatest inventions of the 21st Century. Conceived from the beautiful mind of pastry wizard


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The initial oscillator frequencies for each species are required to be the same, implying mass dependent initial tether strengths satisfying $\kappa_{iW}/\kappa_{iA}=m_{W}/m_{A}$. We employ a reference initial tether strength $\bar{\kappa}_{i}$ of 0.09 kJ mol^-1^Å^-2^. This is small enough that the elevation in energy for a molecule at the edge of the cluster is less than $k_{B}T$ [@tang2015free], and slight variations have been shown elsewhere [@Lau15] to have little effect on the extracted cluster free energy. We define $\kappa_{iW}=2\bar{\kappa}_{i}m_{W}/M_{WA}$ and $\kappa_{iA}=2\bar{\kappa}_{i}m_{A}/M_{WA}$,


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Saturday, July 15. "100 Years of History: The Deportation Symposium," moderated by Prof. Orozco, will feature two scholarly speakers, Dr. Katherine Benton-Cohen and Dr. William Beezley, and a panel discussion with four Bisbee local history experts. 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Bisbee Royale, 94 Main St. Food and drink for sale. 520-227-6547.

Dr. Benton-Cohen, Arizona native and associate professor of history at Georgetown, is the author of Borderline Americans: Racial Division and Labor War in the Arizona Borderlands (Harvard University Press, 2009), a book that looks at the Bisbee Deportation in the context of the complicated racial history of Cochise County—and of the U.S. as a whole.

Dr. Beezley, history prof at the UA, is the author more than a dozen books, including A


accordance with said estimating; andrepeating said
estimating, said selecting, and said updating.

13. The servo control method of claim 12, wherein said portion of said
plurality of adaptive peak filters is selected at a seek operation by
said head.

14. The servo control method of claim 13, wherein said coefficient
settings of said portion of said adaptive peak filters are updated at a
seek operation.

15. The servo control method of claim 12, wherein a next selecting is
performed at a time that said coefficient settings of said portion of
said adaptive peak filters are updated.

16. The servo control method of claim 15, wherein said head vibration is
estimated using a plurality of servo data obtained in a track-following
operation; and said coefficient settings of said portion of said adaptive
peak filters are updated at a seek operation.

17. The servo controlhead of the head-slider accesses a desired data sector
in accordance with position data indicated by a servo sector to write
data to, or alternatively, to read data from, the data sector.

[0005]Servo sectors are recorded on magnetic-recording disks during HDD
manufacturing. Typically, after mounting a magnetic-recording disk on a
HDD, servo sectors are recorded on the magnetic-recording disk by
mechanical control of a magnetic-recording head and an actuator to which
the magnetic-recording head is affixed through electrical control of a
voice-coil motor (VCM) attached to the actuator. The recorded servo data
may deviate from ideal annular tracks, which occurs during servo data
writing, or after servo data writing, because of eccentricity of the
magnetic-recording disk, or other factors such as external vibration.
Hence, servo data which the magnetic-recording head reads out from a
servo sector includes a component referred to


by the term of art,
"repeatable run-out" (RRO), which is a measure of deviation from ideal
annular tracks. Engineers and scientists engaged in the development of
magnetic-recording technology are interested in further developing servo
control systems to control the effects of RRO that may affect the high
levels of reliability that have come to be expected by consumers in the
market for HDDs.

SUMMARY

[0006]Embodiments of the present invention include a servo control system
configured to position a head in accordance with position error signals
between servo data on a disk read by the head in a servo sampling cycle
and a target position. The system includes a plurality of adaptive peak
filters connected in parallel configured to filter the position error
signals and configured to change filter coefficients adaptively, and an
estimator configured to estimate head vibration caused by disturbances
using theservo track, and burst patterns for fine position control.
The burst pattern includes, for example, four kinds of burst patterns, A,
B, C, and D, which differ from one another in radial position. With the
amplitude of read-back signals of each burst pattern, the position in the
servo track may be determined. The position in the servo track may be
expressed in PESs. The PES is calculated from the amplitudes of the burst
patterns A, B, C, and D; and, for example, one servo track is divided
into 256 PES values in the radial direction.

[0044]With further reference to FIGS. 1 and 2, in accordance with an
embodiment of the present invention, upon receipt of a reading, or
writing, command from the host 51, HDC/MPU 23 starts a seek operation.
HDC/MPU 23 moves a head-slider 12 from its initial


234a and 234b
includes a filter waveform that has maximum gain at a peak frequency and
drastically decreases in gain with further departure from the peak
frequency. Hence, a specific frequency component in the PESs is the
filter output.

[0049]With further reference to FIG. 3, in accordance with an embodiment
of the present invention, the outputs of the peak filters 233, 234a and
234b are added to the output of the main servo controller 231; and, the
incorporated results, which are signals, are applied to the notch filter
232. The fixed-peak filter 233 suppresses vibration caused in the
internal mechanism of the HDD 1. Upon suppression by the fixed-peak
filter 233, the resultant main cause of any remaining head vibration
caused by disturbances is external vibration. The adaptive peak filters
234a and 234b have been adapted to the disturbances, whose sourceare internal
variables. U(n) may be calculated from U(n-1), U(n-2), and PES(n); U(n)
is time-series data, which also includes U(n-1) and U(n-2); internal
variables, as described herein, include U(n). The internal variables are
defined depending on the implementation method of a filter.

[0051]With further reference to FIG. 3, in accordance with an embodiment
of the present invention, a filter coefficient, E, determines the peak
frequency of the adaptive peak filters 234a and 234b. The filter
coefficient, E, may be expressed by the following Formula 5:

E=A0×cos(2π×f0×Ts) (Formula 5)

where f0 represents the peak frequency of adaptive peak filters 234a
and 234b, and Ts represents the sampling period which is equivalent
to the servo sampling period. HDC/MPU 23 changes the filter coefficient,
E, to change the peak frequency.

[0052]With further reference to FIG. 3, in accordance with an embodiment
of the present invention, another


method for updating the filter coefficients is next described.

[0057]With further reference to FIG. 7, in accordance with an embodiment
of the present invention, if the filtering characteristics of the
adaptive peak filter 234a are not updated at every servo sampling, but
rather, set at the start of a seek control operation, the control system
may be treated as a time invariant system so that limitation in the
update range of the filtering characteristics is relaxed to increase the
update range compared with in the past. Moreover, even with the increased
update range, transient responses of the adaptive peak filters 234a and
234b may be ended during the seek control operation, namely, until the
start of the next track-following control operation. Thus, the time to
suppress the disturbances included in PESs may be shortened. Furthermore,
a technique to set theestimator 511 estimates the frequency, f,
using this measurement.

[0060]With further reference to FIG. 7, in accordance with an embodiment
of the present invention, the frequency estimator 511 obtains PESs and
the internal variable, U, at every servo sampling. The frequency
estimator 511 performs computations according to Formula 6 and
accumulates the results of the frequency magnitude relationship every
time the frequency estimator 511 obtains PESs and the internal variable,
U, during a track-following control operation. The frequency estimator
511 transfers the cumulative result, S, of the magnitude relationship to
the frequency setter 512 before the next seek control operation starts.
The cumulative result, S, of the magnitude relationship may be expressed
by the following Formula 7:

The total sum, Σ, in Formula 7 is obtained during a specific period
of a track-following control operation after a completion of a seek
operation and


before the next seek control operation starts, defining a
cumulative result, S, of the magnitude relationship. Referring to the
sign, which may be positive, or negative, (+ or -) of the cumulative
result, S, the frequency estimator 511 determines the magnitude
relationship between the peak frequency of the disturbances included in
PESs, associated with head vibration caused by the disturbances, and the
peak frequency of the peak filter 234a during the track-following control
operation.

[0061]With further reference to FIG. 7, in accordance with an embodiment
of the present invention, the frequency setter 512, next, determines the
update range of the peak frequency of the adaptive peak filter 234a based
on the cumulative result, S, of the magnitude relationship obtained from
the frequency estimator 511 and updates the peak frequency, f0, of
the adaptive peak filter 234a by the determined update range.peak frequency of the
adaptive peak filter 234a is converging on the frequency of the
disturbances, the gain from the PES affecting the internal variable, U,
in the peak filter increase. Consequently, the internal variable, U,
becomes greater, and conversely, the PESs become smaller. The internal
variable, U, is proportional to the product of the magnitude of the
disturbance component in the peak frequency included in the PESs and the
gain, associated with peak frequency, from the PES to the internal
variable, U, in the peak filter. Hence, after the peak frequency has
converged on the frequency of the disturbances, the magnitude of the
disturbances may be estimated from the internal variable, U, and the gain
from the PES affecting the internal variable, U, in the peak filter. The
magnitude estimator 521 estimates the existence, or non-existence, of
external vibration by


omitting a data reading or writing. Otherwise,
for quick error recovery, a smaller margin may be accepted.

[0082]With reference now to FIG. 14, in accordance with an embodiment of
the present invention, diagrams are shown that illustrate the structure
of adaptive peak filters to be selected for adaptation in normal
operations and in an error recovery. In an embodiment of the present
invention, in an error recovery, the number of adaptive peak filters
selected for adaptation is greater than in normal operations. If two
adaptive peak filters are implemented as in the above described example,
as schematically illustrated in FIG. 14, an adaptive peak filter is
selected in normal operations and two adaptive peak filters are selected
in an error recovery. In FIG. 14, SRV is a computational process for main
servo control, APF 1 is computations for adaptation of   webConnection.setDefaultResponse(htmlContent);
        client.getOptions().setThrowExceptionOnScriptError(exceptionOnError);

        final List<String> collectedAlerts = new ArrayList<>();
        final CollectingAlertHandler alertHandler = new CollectingAlertHandler(collectedAlerts);
        client.setAlertHandler(alertHandler);

        final HtmlPage page = client.getPage(URL_FIRST);
        final HtmlElement clickable = page.getHtmlElementById("clickId");

        for (int i = 0; i < numClicks; i++) {
            clickable.click();
        }

        assertEquals(getExpectedAlerts(), collectedAlerts);
    }

    /**


 * @throws Exception if the test fails
     */
    @Test
    public void big_onClick() throws Exception {
        onClickSimpleTest("big");
    }

    /**
     * Test onClick handler and click method of blockquote element.
     *
     * @throws Exception if the test fails
     */
    @Test
    public void blockquote_onClick() throws Exception {
        onClickSimpleTest("blockquote");
    }

    /**
     * Test onClick handler and click method of body element.
     *
   header1_onClick() throws Exception {
        onClickSimpleTest("h1");
    }

    /**
     * Test onClick handler and click method of header2 element.
     *
     * @throws Exception if the test fails
     */
    @Test
    public void header2_onClick() throws Exception {
        onClickSimpleTest("h2");
    }

    /**
     * Test onClick handler and click method of header3 element.
     *
     * @throws Exception if the test fails
     */
    @Test
    public void


fails
     */
    @Test
    public void tableRow_onClickSetOnLoad() throws Exception {
        onClickPageTest("<html><head>\n"
                        + "<script language='JavaScript'>\n"
                        + "function doFoo() { alert('foo');        }\n"
                        + "function doOnload() { document.getElementById('clickId').onclick = doFoo;}\n"
         here in Omaha NE) to give me a quote for installing the HVAC for my basement. they said what I have already in place is fine and would handle the load (house is only 3 yrs old too). they told me how many lines and where they were going to run them. From that i had a couple of questions stemming from the info they gave me. FYI i am using insulated flex pipe UL181 approved, mastic UL181 approved, zip ties, and code557 duct tape ul 181 approved. my house is a ranch 2100sft. upstairs.
The basement 2100 sft. (only finishing 1400 in the basement) 2 bedrooms @225sft. bathroom @ 60 sft. exercise/storage room @180sft. family room w/bar area @ 700+sft.

my questions are.

1. my main trunk line narrows at


... so if i reroute those 3 and add 3 is that too much? i have a return planned... read above for square foot info. i think i might go with 24vac dampers on 3 of them. to help in summer time... in case it loses AC up stairs... maybe all 6 i'll see.

Most likely the duct and system was sized for the whole house although I couldn't know that for sure. Its just the way we do things in Lincoln so I would guess Omaha is the same. If you are going to spend the money on dampers then I would zone the whole house and have a real comfort control system. We use honeywell zoning and you can get dampers that can be cut into everysame price?

My gut tells me to go to lowes and get my stuff... its only bout $250 for what i need. My brother inlaw who is a dry waller/builder or what ever he does. has loaned me his hvac cutter... its a hand held power tool of some type that .. all you need to do is to punch a hole then you can start to cut your hole that you templated out...

thats all besides my point... my question is .. is it worth the offer to get it at a wholesaler as opposed to lowes?


"/b/0" }, { "path", "/b/2" } } } ) ) == value( { { "b", value::array( { 1, 2, 1, 3, 4 } ) } } ) );
      TEST_ASSERT( patch( b, value::array( { { { "op", "copy" }, { "from", "/b/0" }, { "path", "/b/3" } } } ) ) == value( { { "b", value::array( { 1, 2, 3, 1, 4 } ) } } ) );
      TEST_THROWS( patch( b, value::array( { { { "op", "copy" }, { "from", "/b/0" }, { "path", "/b/4" } } } ) ) );
      TEST_ASSERT( patch( b, value::array( { { { "op", "copy" }, { "from", "/b/0" }, { "path", "/b/-" } } } ) )   TEST_ASSERT( cpatch( b, value::array( { { { "op", "copy" }, { "from", "" }, { "path", "/b/2" } } } ) ) == value( { { "b", value::array( { 1, 2, { { "b", value::array( { 1, 2, 3, 4 } ) } }, 3, 4 } ) } } ) );
      TEST_ASSERT( cpatch( b, value::array( { { { "op", "copy" }, { "from", "" }, { "path", "/b/-" } } } ) ) == value( { { "b", value::array( { 1, 2, 3, 4, { { "b", value::array( { 1, 2, 3, 4 } ) } } } ) } } ) );
   }

}  // namespace tao::json

#include "main.hpp"


speak of and no multi-story structures to enter, eliminating a lot of potential tactics.

In fact, if this wasn’t named UFO, or if it didn’t have the legacy of X-COM, it would be easier to overlook some of the changes. But because of its legacy, Aftermath becomes kind of a “nice try” kind of game; it is, at times, worthy of being an X-COM successor. Unfortunately, it can’t quite live up to said legacy.Carbonic anhydrase inhibitors. Inhibition of the cytosolic and tumor-associated carbonic anhydrase isozymes I, II, and IX with a series of 1,3,4-thiadiazole- and 1,2,4-triazole-thiols.
A series of heterocyclic mercaptans incorporating 1,3,4-thiadiazole- and 1,2,4-triazole rings have been prepared and assayed for the inhibition of three physiologically relevant carbonic anhydrase (CA, EC 4.2.1.1) isozymes, the cytosolic human isozymes I and II, and the transmembrane, tumor-associated hCA IX. Against hCA I the investigated thiols showed inhibition constants in the range of 97 nM to 548 microM, against hCA II in the range of 7.9-618 microM, and against hCA IX in the range of 9.3-772 microM. Thiadiazoles were generally more active than triazoles against all investigated isozymes. Generally, the best inhibitors were the simple derivative 5-amino-1,3,4-thiadiazole-2-thiol and its N-acetylated derivative, which were anyhow at


Miller (Creighton; Woodbury, Minn.), Juan Pablo Ocegueda (UANL Tigres; Riverside, Calif.), Boyd Okwuonu (North Carolina; Edmund, Okla.), Walker Zimmerman (Furman; Lawrenceville, Ga.).

MIDFIELDERS (10): Seth Casiple (California; Rocklin, Calif.), Daniel Cuevas (Santos Laguna; Sacramento, Calif.), Matt Dunn (OFK Beograd; Dallas, Texas), Daniel Garcia (FC Dallas Academy; Dallas, Texas), Alejandro Guido (Unattached; Chula Vista, Calif.), Benji Joya (Santos Laguna; San Jose, Calif.), Mikey Lopez (North Carolina; Mission, Texas), Collin Martin (D.C. United Academy; Chevy Chase, Md.), Daniel Metzger (Maryland; Staten Island, N.Y.), Victor Pineda (Chicago Fire; Bollingbrook, Ill.)Regulation is merely a way to make matters safer for the last group, and as such neither good nor bad – but probably inevitable.

Fact is: ICOs have been proclaimed dead again and again all through the recent crypto boom. Most notably, the ICO platform Cofound.it announced just two days ago that it’s going to close up shop because of the untimely demise of ICOs (read about their rationale in the words of CEO Daniel Zakrisson here).

Whether or not they are in fact dead depends a lot on what you think is the defining feature of an ICO:

Is an ICO just a token sale? Then ICOs won’t be dead until blockchain technology is dead.

Are ICOs an opportunity to increase (or gamble away) your fortune, which may or may not


come from legal origins, in a blissfully unregulated environment? Then ICOs are not quite dead, but there’s not much life left in them either. (Think twitching roadkill.)

Are ICOs only real ICOs if small private investors, the often invoked “community”, make up the majority of investors? Then ICOs are not completely dead either – but pretty comatose.

Finally, could ICOs be just another regulated financial instrument in the tool belt of banks and financial institutions? Then ICOs are alive and kicking – they’ve just been adopted into a new family. This new family may be a bit more uptight about some things, but does its best to keep the new kid out of trouble (including the careful screening of dubious old friends).

So, our verdict: No, ICOs are not dead –this couple scared me, it didn’t make me dislike mixed marriages. I think interfaith and intercultural marriages are beautiful. There’s something incredibly amazing about two people from completely different backgrounds coming together as one.

Last year, a family member of mine did the unthinkable and married a white guy. No one really had time to take in the news because the wedding happened so quickly and no family was even able to attend. She was head over heels in love with this man who had basically promised her the world. Yeah, he converted for her. And honestly, I thought it was the perfect love story.

But then things started getting rocky after her marriage, and they split up. Now here was my beautiful young cousin, heartbroken with a now-tarnished reputation


state. He's also previously worked with the ACLU. But he spent almost $6,000 of his own money to create large Ten Commandments tablets. He then hung them from a building his wife owns-30 feet from the Pickens County Courthouse.

The Miami Beach transplant wanted to give his adopted community a gift it would appreciate and spare it a legal battle. Residents in nearby Habersham County, which lost one of those battles, are considering following Mr. Marger's example. "They're the foundation of not only religious precedent but also legal precedent. It's the beginning of natural law. I believe in the rule of law," Mr. Marger said. "They're basic principles of how to live. Most people, regardless of their religion, cannot argue with what those Ten Commandments say."

Francis Manion of thethe outbreaks in these states during the third wave as established in other settings \[[@CR6]--[@CR8], [@CR25]\].

Cholera cases were recorded from the beginning to the end of the outbreak in Borno State, suggesting possible endemicity of cholera in the country. This is in keeping with previous findings by Gaffga et al. and Maramovich and Deen in their separate reviews of cholera in Africa \[[@CR26]--[@CR28]\].

The study highlights the challenges faced by developing countries in creating effective surveillance as well as preparedness and response to cholera outbreaks. There is the need for an effective surveillance system with the capacity to timely and appropriately respond to and contain cholera outbreaks locally before they spread to neighboring areas. The amount of data missing in the evaluation and the fact that cases reported from


Q:

Can Apache CXF generate a client and automatically get local copies of WSDLs and schemas?

I have inherited a project that relies on an Apache CXF generated client. Instantiation of this client is SLOW. I think this is because the WSDLs, schemas, and DTDs are not stored locally they are fetched remotely every time.
Is there a way to generate a CXF client which automatically creates a local copy of the WSDL and schemas when the client is generated?
Is there a tool other than CXF that can generate java code which automatically pulls theses resources locally?

A:

You can use wsdl2java plugin, either you can provide the url or local copy reference of wsdl. For more info refer plugin documentation here and sample program here

Porco, Dannemora, appellant pro se.

     David A. Schulz, New York City, for respondent.

      Davis Wright Tremaine, LLP, New York City (Robert Balin of
counsel), for The Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press
and others, amici curiae.

                               __________

McCarthy, J.P.

      Appeal from an order of the Supreme Court (Muller, J.),
entered April 20, 2015 in Clinton County, which granted
defendant's motion to dismiss the complaint.

      In 2006, plaintiff was convicted of the murder of his
father and the attempted murder of his mother (see generally
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upper limbs and therefore reduce your risk of injury. For brief jobs without high force requirements, a non-powered tool may suffice.

Is the tool capable of producing the required amount of torque or power for the task?

Don't forget to read the manufacturer's instructions.

Your capabilities.Are you strong enough to safely handle the tool? In particular, power tools produce forces that must be counteracted by the tool user in order to stabilize the tool. The tool handle and your whole body position help to resist the forces generated by tools, but your hand, wrist and arm take the brunt of the work. Be sure that you know how to use the tool properly and have the physical capabilities to do so. If you are physically fatigued, or your concentration is low,Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) CJ. Bernardos, Ed.
Request for Comments: 7864 UC3M
Updates: 5213 May 2016
Category: Standards Track
ISSN: 2070-1721
Proxy Mobile IPv6 Extensions to Support Flow Mobility
Abstract
Proxy Mobile IPv6 (PMIPv6) allows a mobile node to connect to the
same PMIPv6 domain through different interfaces. This document
describes extensions to the PMIPv6 protocol that are required to
support network-based flow mobility over multiple physical
interfaces.
This document updates RFC 5213. The extensions described in this
document consist of the operations performed by the local mobility
anchor and the mobile access gateway to manage the prefixes assigned
to the different interfaces of the mobile node, as well as how the
forwarding policies are handled by the network to ensure consistent
flow mobility management.
Status of This Memo
This is an Internet Standards Track document.
This document is a product of the Internet Engineering Task Force
(IETF).


and MN, the
decision on IP flow mobility MUST be taken either by the MN or the
LMA, but it MUST NOT be taken by both.
Bernardos Standards Track [Page 5]

RFC 7864 PMIPv6 Flow Mobility May 20163.2.1. MN Sharing a Common Set of Prefixes on All MAGs
This scenario corresponds to the first use case scenario described in
Section 3.1. Extensions to basic PMIPv6 [RFC5213] signaling at the
time of a new attachment are needed to ensure that the same prefix
(or set of prefixes) is assigned to all the interfaces of the same MN
that are simultaneously attached. Subsequently, no further signaling
is necessary between the local mobility anchor and the MAG, and flows
are forwarded according to policy rules on the LMA and the MN.
If the LMA assigns a common prefix (or set of prefixes) toPrefix Options. Prefixes for which flow
mobility was provided that are not present in the message MUST be
removed from the set of flow mobility-enabled prefixes.
4.3. Flow Mobility Acknowledgement (FMA)
The FMA message used in this specification is the UPA message
specified in Section 4.2 of [RFC7077]. The message format,
transport, and security considerations are as specified in [RFC7077].
The format of the message is specified in Section 4.2 of [RFC7077].
This specification does not modify the UPA message, however, it
defines the following new status code values for use in this
specification:
Status Code:
0: Success
131: Reason unspecified
132: MN not attached
When the Status code is 0, the Mobility Options field of an FMA MUST
contain the MN-ID, followed by one or more Home Network Prefix
Options.
5. Conceptual Data Structures
This section summarizes the extensions to PMIPv6 that are necessary
to manage flow


only if all of
the BIDs are de-registered.
The MAG MAY also maintain a similar data structure. In case no full
flow mobility state is required at the MAG, the Binding Update List
(BUL) data structure is enough: no extra conceptual data entries are
needed. If full per-flow state is required at the MAG, it SHOULD
also maintain an FMC structure.
6. Mobile Node Considerations
This specification assumes that the mobile node IP-layer interface
can simultaneously and/or sequentially attach to multiple MAGs,
possibly over multiple media. The MN MUST be able to enforce uplink
policies to select the right outgoing interface. One alternative to
achieve this multiple attachment is described in [RFC7847], which
allows the MN supporting traffic flows on different physical
interfaces, regardless of the assigned prefixes on those physical
interfaces. Another alternative is configuring the IP stack of the
MN to behavean option. Moreover, anesthesia alters the hemodynamic response function [@pone.0081698-Martin1] and may obliterate it in subcortical structures [@pone.0081698-Liu1]. Immobilization is technically possible, although ethically objectionable for a dog and imposes unnatural emotional conditions that may bias the accuracy of a research study. Furthermore, as we have previously demonstrated, immobilization is unnecessary to acquire useful fMRI data. Instead, because dogs so readily follow human commands, they can be trained to cooperatively enter an MRI scanner and without restraint hold their head stationary so that we can conduct effective fMRI studies.

The goal of the current study was twofold: 1) determine whether our previous results could be replicated; and 2) determine the heterogeneity of canine caudate responses to human hand signals indicating the presence and absence of reward. Here, we report


trained to place their head and paws in the head coil. Next, they are trained to place their chin on a chin rest placed horizontally across the head coil and hold this position until a release signal. The length of the hold is gradually increased up to 30 s. When the dogs are able to do this consistently with no discernible head motion, they are next trained to do this wearing canine ear muffs, which are initially introduced to the animals apart from the coil simulator. Concurrent with the initial sequences of the training, recordings of the scanner noise are introduced at low volume. Once the animal becomes conditioned at a low volume, the volume is gradually increased. Recordings of the scanner noise are introduced at low volume24 s. This sequence was optimized to yield good contrast between gray and white matter in the fastest time possible ([Fig. 3](#pone-0081698-g003){ref-type="fig"}). Importantly, it should be noted that because of the low weight of some dogs, the structural sequence can exceed the FDA SAR limit for humans. Although there is no SAR limit for dogs, we assume the same limit as if they were humans (4 W/kg averaged over the whole body for any 15 minute period or 3 W/kg over the head for a 10-minute period). Decreasing the flip angle is an effective way to decrease SAR. In our cohort, SAR is typically 1.5-2 W/kg, but has been as high as 3.97 W/kg in the smallest dog. Even at that level, the scan is only 24 s


The hand signals were chosen to be easily distinguishable and were maintained for approximately 10 s. The dog had to continue holding still during this period. Dogs had been amply trained on these hand signals in the simulator prior to the final scan session. Because the dogs had been trained to go into the head coil in a "sphinx" position, the handler gave the hand signals from the head end of the scanner, facing the dog. We performed 20 repetitions of each trial type (total of 40 trials), split evenly between two functional runs. Trial types were random in order. To ensure that the dogs paid attention to the onset of the hand signal, the reward hand signal was maintained until the food was actually delivered. This preventedROI-analysis. For each dog, two spherical ROIs (radius 6 mm) were located anatomically on the mean EPI image and corresponded to the left and right ventral caudate. Although the caudate is not clearly visible on EPI images, we can visually approximate its location anterior to the "chevron" created by the internal capsule and posterior to the olfactory bulb and by reference to the dog\'s structural image ([Fig. 3](#pone-0081698-g003){ref-type="fig"}). The average difference in response to the reward hand signal versus no-reward hand signal was then calculated from these ROIs. The ROI values were analyzed with a mixed-effect model in SPSS 21 (IBM). This model included fixed effects for hand signal (reward, no reward) and side (left, right), signal x side as a repeated effect, and dog as a random


the steps).

Because the dogs were lying motionless in the MRI, the task may have the appearance of being entirely passive. The extensive training procedure suggests otherwise. Throughout the training, the dogs learned to assume a "down-stay" position in the head coil and that they would only be rewarded for maintaining this position without moving. Thus, while the task may appear to be pure classical conditioning, we believe that it is actually an instrumental learning task. This is important in reference to the comparison human study, which was an instrumental task because the human participants had to press a button to receive their reward. In subsequent human studies we have found that "working" for a reward is associated with greater striatal activity than purely passive tasks [@pone.0081698-Zink1]. Assuming thatQ:

Would capture of a uranium-rich asteroid open new possibilities?

It seems that energy production in space is a limiting factor. We can use photovoltaics, but they're of minimal value past Mars, and many interesting places (like the moon) have very long nights. The only other obvious power source for spacecraft and installations seems to be nuclear, either fission or RTG. But we are generally hesitant to put large quantities of radioactive material on a rocket full of flammable materials, since they do occasionally explode.
It seems that capture of a uranium-rich asteroid would solve this problem. Obviously we would then have a hundred new technological problems to solve, but in principle this would seem to be a good and necessary first step to a lot of interesting targets.
Has this been


use an alternate energy source?
Technically and scientifically, most things are possible, but economics will dictate what will happen when it comes to using celestial resources.
The answer provided to Mining Helium-3 on the moon and sending it to Earth? addresses other issues with mining celestial resources.

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	return a.SetFields(mw, map[string]interface{}{
		field: value,
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		return
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	}
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Q:

Camera lookAt vector

I'm working with a Three.js Perspective Camera and I need to get the point the camera is looking at.
How can I calculate it using camera's matrix/rotation vector?

A:

The camera is looking down it's internal negative z-axis. So pick any point on the camera's negative z-axis, like so:
var point = new THREE.Vector3( 0, 0, -1 );

Now convert that point from camera space into world space like so:
point.applyMatrix4( camera.matrixWorld );

Note: This gives a point the camera is looking at. To get the direction in which the camera is looking, see Three.js: Get the Direction in which the Camera is Looking
EDIT: Updated for three.js r.59

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The Dartford by-election of 1920 was held on 27 March 1920.  The by-election was held due to the death of the incumbent Coalition Liberal MP, James Rowlands.  It was won by the Labour candidate John Edmund Mills.

References

Category:1920 in England
Category:Borough of Dartford
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the utilization of healthcare services after a six-year period among the participants of the Health Workers Cohort Study (HWCS) in Mexico.

Methods {#sec006}
=======

Data {#sec007}
----

Analysis using the databases from the HWCS, this was a prospective study aimed to analyze the relationship between lifestyle factors and chronic diseases \[[@pone.0208172.ref019]\]. This study is a dynamic and open cohort study where the information was collected in three waves. Recruitment was voluntary and was carried out using an advertisement distributed within the health care institution. All of the health workers at the Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS) in Morelos and their families were invited to participate. IMSS, is a public social security institute created in 1943 As of December 2014, 59.1% of the Mexican population was enrolled in this institute, that is, 71,151,867 enrollees.(PA). A questionnaire validated and adapted for the Mexican population \[[@pone.0208172.ref024]\] was administered to collect data about leisure time physical activity over the past 12 months, including frequency, duration and intensity. The Compendium of Physical Activities \[[@pone.0208172.ref025]\] was used to identify the "METs" (metabolic equivalents) of each activity, and the MET/min for each activity was obtained using the formula: METs for the activity x time the activity was performed in minutes \[[@pone.0208172.ref026]\]. The WHO recommends that adults over 18 years old should perform ≥450 to ≤1800 METs/min/week of aerobic physical activity \[[@pone.0208172.ref027]\]. According to this measurement, *a risk level of physical activity* was defined as 0 to \<450 and an *adequate level of physical activity* as ≥450. For the present analysis, the following patterns were generated based on


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† Kruskal--Wallis Test.

‡ Wilcoxon-Mann-Whitney Test.

\* p values for each test are shown in the table. Each test compared the distribution of the number of consultations (for each healthcare service) between the groups defined of each factor (using the categories described in methods).

**[Table 4](#pone.0208172.t004){ref-type="table"}** presents the ZINB models for each healthcare service used. In terms of associations with modifiable healthhealthcare services, would have a greater knowledge and awareness of the importance of keeping health behaviors as healthy possible. Therefore, seeking this kind of association in a follow-up study in countries like Mexico where there are still limitations in carrying out this type of analysis is a novel approach and consistent with other studies which have previously explored these relationships.

In terms of tobacco consumption, a higher number of consultations with specialists or preventative consultations among participants who change their behaviors from being active smokers to former smokers is similar to a report by Wacker, M. \[[@pone.0208172.ref013]\]. These results may indicate that former smokers have a higher probability of receiving treatment involving hospitalization, rehabilitation and consumption of medications. This may be due to a health problem that led to


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A total of 26 Echelle spectra of W90 and of the comparison star, Walker 212 (HD 47961, B2V, V=7.5), were secured. The spectral variability, both in continuum flux and lines, presents changes on a time scale as small as hours. This is not uncommon in HAeBe stars; however, the cause of these variabilities remains unclear. In Figs.\[fig:halpha\]–\[fig:caiik\], we present the Echelle line spectra of W90. A discussion of the specific lines observed follows in Section 3.

![Seven observations of H$\alpha$ showing a highly variable structure, a broadening of $\pm$400 km/s, and a strong inverse P-Cygni profile on top of this broad emission. Note that in most cases $W_{H\alpha} \geq 10$ Å. Observing dates are labeled.[]{data-label="fig:halpha"}](9933fig5.ps){width="8.5cm"}

![Multiple observations of H$\beta$ showing a highly variable strong inverse P-Cygni profile blueshifted and aexposure times ranging from 90 to 120 minutes taken over a span of 14 years. The striking variability of the overall flux spectrum, along with the strongest lines, can be clearly seen. Other variability (especially at $\lambda \leq 2450 \AA$) could be an artifact due to the low S/N of the spectra. Fig. \[fig:lwp\_color\] presents all ten LWP spectra available stacked up by date (from the bottom up). In the bottom insert, a co-added flux spectrum is depicted showing some well developed emission lines and the 2200 Å  broad absorption feature due to interstellar extinction, which probes a dense line-of-sight with some possible large organic molecules. We note that the 2200 Å  absorption feature, although common in galaxies and other distant objects, is rarely detected in galactic stellar objects


Warner et al. (1977), B9-A0, and Young (1978), B4V. Nevertheless, Pérez et al. (1987) found a spectral type of B8V from IDS data, although the derived photometric spectral type is B9.5V (Q method), suggesting a discrepancy between its spectroscopic and photometric behavior. Based purely on the strong UV fluxes toward short wavelengths, Imhoff & Appenzeller (1987) classified W90 as B4. The most recent determination by Hillenbrand (1995) assigned a B7 spectral type to W90. Hernández et al. (2004) used new spectroscopic data and reviewed some of the published spectral type classifications before concluding that the spectral type was B7 with a 2.0 spectral subtype error.

What spectral type is it?
-------------------------

With the decades of photometric measurements of W90 and the alleged spectral type evolution discussed in the previous section, weare mostly absent, with the possible exception of Fe I (4325 Å), which appears weakly in emission. Mg I lines (4481, 4703, 6318, etc.) are equally missing from the spectra.

The Na I doublet at 5890, 5896 Å  is in emission, showing remarkably narrow profiles characteristic of an H II region. He lines (4026, 4121, 4144, 4471, and 5875 Å) are weakly visible in broad absorptions. This suggests that the spectral type of W90 is probably later than B9. But the Ca II H and K (3934 and 3968 Å) lines, as shown in Fig. \[fig:caiik\], are conspicuously part of a broad absorption, suggesting that the spectral type of the material sampled is not later than A0.

Ca II triplet and Paschen lines are both in emission and absorption. Ca II


rising continuum flux toward shorter wavelengths was detected (Fig. \[fig:swp\], Fig. \[fig:swp\_color\]). Although this was interpreted as evidence of an early spectral type by Imhoff & Appenzeller (1987), we believe that the rising UV continuum of W90 probably has a non-photospheric origin. In the collection of SWP spectra of 74 HAeBe stars (Valenti et al. 2000, their Fig. 4), W90 shows a distinctive rising continuum with some weak emissions superimposed, similar to the photospheric flux seen in earlier spectral type objects among their sample.

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"Ви впевнені, що хочете вилучити %s невдалі доставки snailmail. Ви не зможете"
" повторно надіслати ці листи пізніше!"

#. module: snailmail
#: model:ir.model.fields,field_description:snailmail.field_snailmail_letter__attachment_id
msgid "Attachment"
msgstr "Прикріплення"

#. module: snailmail
#: model:ir.model.fields,field_description:snailmail.field_snailmail_letter__attachment_fname
msgid "Attachment Filename"
msgstr "Назва прикріпленого файлу"

#. module: snailmail
#. openerp-web
#: code:addons/snailmail/static/src/xml/thread.xml:0
#, python-format
msgid "Awaiting Dispatch"
msgstr "В очікуванні відправлення"

#. module: snailmail
#: model:ir.model.fields,field_description:snailmail.field_snailmail_letter__duplex
msgid "Both side"
msgstr "Обидві сторони"

#. module: snailmail
#: model:ir.model.fields,field_description:snailmail.field_res_company__snailmail_duplex
msgid "Both sides"
msgstr "З обох сторін"

#. module: snailmail
#: model:ir.model.fields.selection,name:snailmail.selection__snailmail_letter__error_code__credit_error
msgid "CREDIT_ERROR"
msgstr "CREDIT_ERROR"

#. module: snailmail
#: model_terms:ir.ui.view,arch_db:snailmail.snailmail_letter_cancel
#: model_terms:ir.ui.view,arch_db:snailmail.snailmail_letter_form
msgid "Cancel"
msgstr "Скасувати"

#. module: snailmail
#: model_terms:ir.ui.view,arch_db:snailmail.snailmail_letter_format_error
msgid "Cancel Letter"
msgstr "Скасувати лист"

#. module: snailmail
#. openerp-web
#: code:addons/snailmail/static/src/js/thread_widget.js:0
#: code:addons/snailmail/static/src/js/thread_widget.js:0
#: model_terms:ir.ui.view,arch_db:snailmail.snailmail_letter_missing_required_fields
#, python-format
msgid "Cancel letter"
msgstr "Скасувати лист"

#. module: snailmail
#: model_terms:ir.ui.view,arch_db:snailmail.snailmail_letter_cancel
#: model_terms:ir.ui.view,arch_db:snailmail.snailmail_letter_format_error
msgid "Cancel notification in failure"
msgstr "Скасувати повідомлення про помилку"

#. module: snailmail
#. openerp-web
#: code:addons/snailmail/static/src/xml/thread.xml:0
#: model:ir.model.fields.selection,name:snailmail.selection__snailmail_letter__state__canceled
#, python-format
msgid "Canceled"
msgstr "Скасовано"

#. module: snailmail
#: model:ir.model.fields,field_description:snailmail.field_snailmail_letter__city
#: model:ir.model.fields,field_description:snailmail.field_snailmail_letter_missing_required_fields__city
#:


G: OR = 1.25, 95% CI 1.05--1.49, *P* = .15), as well as RA (A vs G: OR = 1.22, 95% CI 1.01--1.48, *P* = .02). The results of the subgroup analysis reveal that there are associations of the BLK rs13277113 polymorphism with PPS, PM, and DM but not with GCA (Table [3](#T3){ref-type="table"}). However, due to small sample sizes, some of results were not statistically significant, such as MMN (Table S1). Therefore, the heterogeneity may have been derived from ethnicity, the source of the control, and the types of diseases and so on.

######

Summary ORs and 95% CI of BLK (rs13277113, rs2736340, rs4840568) polymorphisms and autoimmune disease risk by ethnicity and source of controls.

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3.3. Sensitivity analysis and Publication bias
----------------------------------------------

In the sensitivity analysis, the pooled ORs were not substantially altered when any single study was excluded, which confirms that the results of this meta-analysis are statistically stable. For rs13277113 and rs4840568, the funnel plots displayed symmetrical shapes (Fig. [5](#F5){ref-type="fig"}). This result was supported by statistical evidence from Egger test (*P* = .269; *P* = .338), but for rs2736340, Egger test showed a publication bias (*P* = .013). The "trim and fill" method was used to mirror the asymmetric studies by imputing hypothetical negative unpublished studies. The pooled results with merged hypothetical studies still show an association with autoimmune diseases (OR = 1.32, 95% CI 1.25--1.39, *P* \< .01),


in the original papers. Second, publication bias may exist because we only included published articles that were identified through online database searching. Third, high heterogeneity was observed in all 5 genetic models of 2 types of gene polymorphism. Subgroup analysis indicated that the heterogeneity might have been derived from the design of the controls, the ethnicities, and the types of diseases.

5. Conclusion
=============

This meta-analysis indicated that the BLK (rs13277113, rs2736340, rs4840568) polymorphisms were associated with an increased risk of autoimmune diseases. In a word, because of the limitation in the included studies, more studies are essential for a more accurate conclusion.

Supplementary Material
======================

###### Supplemental Digital Content

Abbreviations: 95% CIs = 95% confidence intervals, BCR = pre-B cell receptor, BLK = B-cell lymphocyte kinase, dcSSc = diffuse cutaneous SSc, DM = dermatomyositis,outreach to the community, effective student and faculty support systems, and broad and enriched curriculum. Schools submit applications explaining why they believe their school should be recognized.

The project started in 2014 as a pilot program in New York and Colorado, and went national in 2015-2016, with gold and silver winners coming from states including Maryland, Georgia, California and Oregon. It is the brainchild of Kevin Welner, director of the National Education Policy Center at the University of Colorado at Boulder and a professor specializing in educational policy and law; and Carol Burris, a former award-winning principal in New York who is now executive director of the nonprofit Network for Public Education.

Twenty schools were named as honorees for the 2015-16 school year — eight gold winners and 12 silver


— and you can see the list here. This is the fourth in a series of posts I will publish that highlight why each of the schools was chosen to be honored. It is important to note that each school found success in ways that met the needs of their own communities.

This week’s write-up is about Schools of Opportunity winner Rochester International Academy in Rochester, N.Y.

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 With an Open Mind – Tolerance and Diversity (2002): Twelve full-page artistic interventions in the daily papers Der Standard and Süddeutsche Zeitung. Participating artists: Thomas Bayrle, Tacita Dean, Douglas Gordon, Ken Lum, et al.
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 Daniel Birnbaum, Hans-Ulrich Obrist: Museums on the Move, in: Artforum, summer 2010, pp. 301–306.
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“At a time when healthcare expenses continue to go up, and Congress remains divided on many issues, the repeal of the Cadillac tax is something that has true bipartisan support,” the letter said.

Still, there is opposition. A letter to the Senate on July 29 from economists and other health experts argued that the tax “will help curtail the growth of private health insurance premiums by encouraging employers to limit the costs of plans to the tax-free amount.” The letter also pointed out that repealing the tax “would add directly to the federal budget deficit, an estimated $197 billion over the next decade, according to thefor sourcing the lowest costs without relinquishing the highest quality of care.

“We’ve found that the lower cost providers actually have higher quality of care due to the volume of services they offer,” Scott explained. Hierl partners with third parties to identify these providers. “A great example is an orthopedic specialist we work with. They have finetuned their procedures and their processes so much that they receive the highest quality ratings, yet they are the lowest cost providers, in their area. They tell you what it’s going to cost with a bundled price, before the procedure is performed,” Scott mentioned.

Hierl partners directly with high value providers, designing employee benefits programs that offer incentives to employees who use those providers. When buying big-ticket items like a car, it’s often reasonable


“High volume of services, low overhead costs, and high-quality care – those are the key ingredients we look for in the providers we recommend to our clients,” explained Scott.

Flexibility in Cost Transparency Begins with Self-Funding

Perks such as gym memberships and free lunches have become common practice for companies looking to brand themselves as a great employer. However, it is important to understand these tactics aren’t the answer when it comes to employee experience but rather an engagement strategy. Modern employees want to work in a great environment and want to know their contributions are valued through benefit offerings like discounted healthcare.

For anyone looking to unlock the power of employee engagement through benefits, the time to act is now. With the number of companies catching on to the importancefor ways to lower their costs. Continue reading to learn more.

As healthcare costs continue to rise, more employers are looking at ways to target those costs. One step they are taking is looking at what health conditions are hitting their pocketbooks the hardest.

“About half of employers use disease management programs to help manage the costs of these very expensive chronic conditions,” says Julie Stich, associate vice president of content at the International Foundation of Employee Benefits Plans. “In addition, about three in five employers use health screenings and health risk assessments to help employees identify and monitor these conditions so that they can be managed more effectively. Early identification helps the employer and the employee.”

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abstract: 'We assess the applicability of the Wigner function formulation in its present form to the chiral Magnetic Effect and noted some issues regarding the conservation and the consistency of the electric current in the presence of an inhomogeneous and time dependent axial chemical potential. The problems are rooted in the ultraviolet divergence of the underlying field theory associated with the axial anomaly and can be fixed with the Pauli-Villars regularization of the Wigner function.'
author:
- Yan Wu
- 'De-fu Hou'
- 'Hai-cang Ren'
title: The Subtleties of the Wigner Function Formulation of the Chiral Magnetic Effect
---

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

The chiral magnetic effect of electrically charged fermions, proposed in [@Kharzeev1; @Kharzeev2; @Fukushima; @Kharzeev3], remains a subject being actively investigated. Because of the axial anomaly, a nonzero axial charge density controlled by the chemical potential $\mu_5$


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Concluding remarks
==================

In summary, we point out some problems of the Wigner function formalism in its present form because of the UV divergence of the underlying quantum field theory. We find that in the presence of a non-constant electromagnetic gauge potential and a non-constant axial vector potential, the electric current extracted from the present form of the Wigner function defined by (\[wigner\]) is neither consistent (a functional derivative of some effective action with respect to the gauge potential) nor conserved.The issue is closely related to UV ambiguities associated to the axial anomaly. Therefore, the present form of the Wigner function formulation needs to be refined to be


vertices. The Wigner functions of the PV regulators, introduced in this work, may be intact since they are tied to the axial anomaly and will not be renormalized.

We are indebted to H. Liu for her early participation of this project. We thanks K. Fukushima, S. Lin, L. McLerran and Q. Wang for helpful discussions. The interesting comments of K. Landsteiner, M. Chernodub and O. Ruchayskiy are warmly acknowledged. This research is partly supported by the Ministry of Science and Technology of China (MSTC) under the “973” Project No. 2015CB856904(4). D-f. Hou and H-c. Ren are partly supported by NSFC under Grant Nos. 11375070, 11521064£¬11135011. Y. Wu is supported by the Fundamental Research Funds for the Central China Normal Universities, and the QLPL under grant No. 201507.

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Prove that $\lim_{x \rightarrow\infty} x^{-n}e^x=\infty.$

I am trying to prove that $\lim_{x \rightarrow\infty} x^{-n}e^x=\infty$ for any $n \in \mathbb{N}$
I'm allowed to use that $e^x> \frac{x^{n+1}}{(n+1)!}.$
So far I have said the following:
Let $y \in \mathbb{R}.$
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Where do I go next?

A:

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Viewing angles for the Asus G73SW-TZ083V

Performance

Turbo Boost

Processor: Intel Core i7-2630QM

The powerful Core i7 Intel processors are currently the only real choice for demanding gamers. Intel has further extended its lead in the market with the new Sandy Bridge generation. As our testing showed, the old Clarksfield models (e.g. Core i7-740QM) have been significantly overtaken. Asus is one of the first manufacturers to put notebooks on the market which feature these freshly minted Sandy Bridge processors.

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The plan was to do the board bottom first and it went well. I had planned to do the top-deck tomorrow soit's gonna be a double vacuum bagged board.

Next i Pulled the peal-ply off the rails and place them with the alignment tool, plenty of time becausemy Epoxy was mixed with a 60min pot-life andoverture toward Trump. The report concluded that the North Koreans might be willing to open a McDonald’s hamburger franchise in their capitol city of Pyongyang, citing Donald Trump’s affinity for the fast food chain.

Now THAT is believable. Eminently so, in fact. Because in reality it is a resumption of the Trump-Kim insult contest from last summer, just cloaked in a "diplomatic" context. Effectively, whereas the Un-dictator was openly calling the president a "dotard" back then, now he's calling him a fat slob and a dimwit who can be bought off with ersatz flattery and a few Big Macs. It's an expression of snickering contempt.

One would think that this would trigger another trademark Trump Twitter-tantrum. One would, apparently, be wrong:

"The conversation is going to be focused on denuclearization of


dietary APPs supplementation decreased hepatic fat deposition and amounts of TG and T-CHO in finishing pigs. Lipogenesis, lipolysis and fatty acid oxidation are the three key steps of lipid metabolism. Therefore, we explored the mechanisms of the fat-lowering action of APPs, by detecting the expression of genes related to these three steps. When lipogenesis occurs, ACC catalyzes the carboxylation of acetyl CoA, which is the rate-limiting step of de novo lipogenesis \[[@B28-animals-09-00937]\]. FAS controls the synthesis of palmitic acid from malonyl CoA and is the decisive factor for de novo lipogenesis in tissue \[[@B29-animals-09-00937]\]. When lipid mobilization occurs, HSL, as the rate-limiting enzyme for lipolysis, controls the first step in the decomposition of triglyceride, and hydrolyzes the triglyceride to diglyceride and fatty acid \[[@B30-animals-09-00937]\]. Subsequently, produced fatty acidsX.C., Z.H., D.C., J.H., P.Z., H.C., J.L., Y.L., B.Y. and J.Y.; Supervision, X.C. and Z.H.; Writing---original draft, X.X.; Writing---review and editing, Z.H.

This work was supported by the National Key R&D Program of China (No. 2018YFD0500403) and the Sichuan Youth Science and Technology Foundation (No. 2017JQ0008).

The authors declare no conflict of interest.

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Composition and nutrient levels of the basal diet.

  Ingredient