current task. If it's an aside
to an individual, you could leave it at that. It would be
very intrusive to stop everyone while on-task to explain a
correction.

If dealing with the whole class, it may be worth
correcting if you feel that the mistake is something that
the student should be able to get right or something that
all may benefit from a short focus on the point.

It does tend to be in the feedback stages when
students are reporting answers, solutions & outcomes that
problems occur. You don't want to stifle them so they feel
reticent about contributing but at the same time they do expect
correction & may well wonder why you let certain things
go from other students. This is a case, once again, of talking
to the students about correction; your criteria & their
feelings aboutspeed correctly, there's no pain.  It's all about balance and correct positioning.  Other people see this differently and I won't say they're wrong, it's a matter of emphasis.
As for "the" point.  There isn't.  If you're in the right position you can have the same control with the force passing through all of your palm instead of just that point.  So don't focus on it too much.  Focus on controlling uke's elbow.  What you want to do is you want to end up in a position where your own wrist has maximal stability and where you can keep uke's elbow on the palm side of your own forearm (I hope that explanation makes sense).  You apply it in any way where


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

When an unaffected woman presents for breast-cancer related genetic counselling it is typically because her family history of the disease is unusually strong. Her primary interest is in knowing the probability that she will develop cancer in the future. That is, she is interested in her absolute risk of disease.

Epidemiologists use the term \'relative risk\', as a measure of \'increased\' risk, when they are referring to either: a woman\'s risk divided by the risk to an average woman in the population (sense a); or the risk ratio or odds ratio associated with a particular genetic or environmental risk factor, which is how much having that factor multiplies a woman\'s risk compared to if they did not have that factor, with all other factors held constant (sense b).

Not understandingmodel, any fitted model will generally give reasonably good predictions for the observed subset of data on which it was trained. In other words, predictions for women in group A of Figure [1](#F1){ref-type="fig"} will be only weakly dependent on the model, since they are observed directly. The implications of model choice are seen mainly in groups C and D, but these women are less likely to present for genetic counselling.

Discussion
==========

The studies we have discussed all investigated the role of genetic variants for modifying the risk of breast cancer in women with affected relatives. This selection of women for molecular screening was primarily due to practical issues, but it also coincides with the context in which the information will be most immediately used: in counselling women who are seeking


that are \'low risk\' for the average person may become important. Pre-test risk is highly variable, best predicted by family history and typically elevated in those seeking genetic counselling. We considered women who present for counselling at breast cancer family clinics, typically because of their family history, in the context of recent studies of *ATM*, *BRIP1*, *PALB2*and *CHEK2*. We argue that detection of mutations in these genes may be of considerable clinical consequence in terms of absolute breast cancer risk (that is, penetrance) for women with a strong family history.

Conclusion
==========

Rather than being universally \'low-penetrance\', mutations in genes like *ATM*, *BRIP1*, *PALB2*and *CHEK2*that are known to interact with *BRCA1*and *BRCA2*may be associated with a \'high risk\' for a subset of women. This subset is likely to be enriched forbuilder. But I have this error:
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the background art and to provide a device of the kind indicated above, which makes it possible to achieve a weight reduction as well as an enhanced resistance against wear.
According to the invention these aims are achieved in a device as mentioned above through the features of the characterizing portion of claim 1.
When pieces, in particular smaller parts of rock or other material to be loaded penetrates into and are hooked against edges, protrusions etc. of the grooves at the inside/upside of the details, in particular of the bucket and the loading platform respectively, as well as the bucket teeth, they are given a “rolling” effect against the wear protection structure. The material that comes into contact with the wear protection structure will thereby at least partially rollNo. 6,174,014 is that in the device according to the invention the entire grooves including the groove walls and bottom are defined by the wear protection structure. This results in a stronger structure with more foreseeable properties.
Said grooves or cavities should form an almost right angle to said general movement direction and the effect is very good when the angle is about 75-90° to said direction.
It is preferred that the grooves are widening against the outer surface of the wear protection structure, and an open angle of between about 70° and about 120° gives a good combination of retention, in order to impart rolling, and strength of the wear protection structure.
The device according to the invention is applicable in respect of different parts, as for example: a tooth


compact disc containing

photographs of child pornography and two video clips.

       On February 12, 2008, members of the Michigan State Police and the FBI executed a search

warrant at Warner’s address. After waiving his Miranda rights and agreeing to speak with a police

detective, Warner revealed his criminal conduct in detail. He confessed that he mailed the package

to the undercover agent, possessed pornographic images of prepubescent boys, and emailed some

of the images to other people. Warner then disclosed that he twice had engaged in sexual relations

with a twelve-year-old boy, N.S., whom he knew during a period of time when he lived with N.S.’s

parents. Warner also admitted that he took nude photographs of N.S., who later confirmed these

details when interviewed by detectives. Warner further admitted toadequately explain its rationale for

rejecting several of his arguments for leniency. He first contends that the district court expressly

declined to address his argument that his cooperation with the government reflects his potential for

rehabilitation. According to Warner, while the district court could and should have considered his

cooperation as a mitigating factor under § 3553(a), it instead stated that it would not consider the

                                                    4
No. 08-2134
United States v. Warner
cooperation at all because there had been no U.S.S.G. § 5K1.1


district court stated that it would consider his presentence co-
operation in connection with a Rule 35(b) motion. Although Warner is correct that the granting of
a Rule 35(b) motion is based on post-sentencing co-operation, we see no reason to suppose that the
district court was unaware of that. The district court’s comments more likely refer to considering
any Rule 35 motion at a later time, rather than considering the presentence proffer later.

                                                  8
No. 08-2134
United States v. Warner
into account in sentencing him.” Vonner,(offense level 38) and timely admitted his guilt, he would have been facing

a range of 168 to 235 months assuming a three-level adjustment for acceptance of responsibility.

Yet with the affirmance of his conviction for dealing in child pornography, he will serve 125 months

more than if his criminal conduct had been limited to the second degree murder of his victim.

       The initial purpose driving the adoption of guideline sentencing was to avoid disparate

sentencing for the same type of criminal conduct. Disparate sentencing is now the hallmark of

sentencing decisions involving child pornography. In my view, the district court’s sentencing

opinion fails to justify a sentence at almost the very top of the guideline range given the defendant’s

history. I am unable to concur in the majority


January 2012 ranks as one of top five warmest

A report from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has identified January 2012 as the fourth-warmest January on record for the contiguous United States.

In the contiguous U.S., the average temperature for January was 36.3°F which is 5.5°F above normal range. This makes the month not only the fourth warmest of its kind in history, but also the warmest since 2006.

"It's warmer this year mainly because of the jet stream pattern," said AccuWeather.com Senior Meteorologist Michael Pigott. "Generally, for the most part of the winter, it has been on a west-to-east pattern. Meteorologists refer to this as a 'zonal flow.' Essentially, we've seen a lot of storms moving from west to east, and not a lot traveling northward or southward.as the band began to record a follow up to La Düsseldorf. The album Viva took shape over a period of a year and a half, studio time no longer being an issue for the band. The album is markedly more commercial than its predecessor, and was specifically aimed at foreign markets—especially Britain and America—, most of the lyrics being in English (although French, Italian and German lyrics also featured). However, the international success Teldec anticipated never materialised, as the label's foreign distributor went bust just before Vivas release. As a result, the promised release of both Viva and La Düsseldorf abroad only occurred in the UK (where the debut was released by Decca and its follow-up by Radar, and some foreign fans who had pre-ordered the albums


septum and the diffuculty in detecting the interatrial septum. The intact interatrial septum continuous with the anterior mitral leaflet was demonstrated in patients with the interventricularseptal defect of atrioventricular canal type, in which there were the typical abnormalities in the atrioventricular valves and the left ventricular outflow narrowing as well. This study indicates that ultrasonic examination may provide a direct, yet noninvasive method in the diagnosis of various types of endocardial cushion defects.Retardation of phosphate release from freshwater benthic sediments by application of ocher pellets with calcium nitrate.
This article presents an in situ treatment method for retardation of phosphate release from freshwater benthic sediments. The method is based on the addition of ocher pellets into benthic sediments. The pellets consist of ocher and calcium nitrate (OCN pellet). The OCN pellet slowly releases calcium and nitrate, together with ocher, into the sediment water interface, where all three components play an important role in reducing phosphate release from sediments. Each component was applied to sediments to examine the individual effects in this study. Bench scale experiments were performed with the following treatments: (1) ocher, (2) calcium, (3) nitrate, (4) calcium nitrate, (5) calcium nitrate and ocher, and 6) no treatment. The sediment


// @flow

import { combineReducers } from "redux";
import type { CounterValuesState } from "@ledgerhq/live-common/lib/countervalues/types";

import CounterValues from "../countervalues";
import accounts from "./accounts";
import application from "./application";
import devices from "./devices";
import modals from "./modals";
import settings from "./settings";
import onboarding from "./onboarding";

import type { AccountsState } from "./accounts";
import type { ApplicationState } from "./application";
import type { DevicesState } from "./devices";
import type { ModalsState } from "./modals";
import type { SettingsState } from "./settings";
import type { OnboardingState } from "./onboarding";

export type State = {
  accounts: AccountsState,
  application: ApplicationState,
  countervalues: CounterValuesState,
  devices: DevicesState,
  modals: ModalsState,
  settings: SettingsState,
  onboarding: OnboardingState,
};

// $FlowFixMe
export default combineReducers({
  accounts,
  application,
  countervalues: CounterValues.reducer,
  devices,
  modals,
  settings,
  onboarding,
});
Tyr, suggested that the N-terminal metal ion-binding site was not involved. Although all gastrin affinities were reduced by 50% in the presence of 150 mM NaCl, the Zn(2+)-dependence of binding was retained. We therefore propose that the ternary complex of gastrin, Zn2+ ions, and albumin may play a physiological role in the serum transport of Zn2+ ions and in the uptake of Zn2+ ions from the lumen of the gastrointestinal tract.


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You cannot post new topics in this forumYou cannot reply to topics in this forumYou cannot edit your posts in this forumYou cannot delete your posts in this forumYou cannot post attachments in this forummodels and instruction level models to allow design-space exploration of the power consumption of processors, as well as evaluating software’s energy consumption. BEEBS provides the missing component, a benchmark suite designed for energy exploration that allows these kind of explorations to be done consistently and systematically.

Energy modelling has also been used to optimise a program’s execution, through selecting compiler optimisations [@Patyk2009], instruction scheduling [@Parikh] and automatically inserting idle instructions [@Seth2001].

Optimisation can also be achieved at the microarchitecture level, for example, by choosing an instruction encoding to minimise the number of bit flips [@Woo2001]. Other methods of reducing energy in this way include encoding bus traffic [@Stan1995], adaptive scheduling of DRAM accesses [@Hur2008] and exposing energy efficient version of instructions in an ISA [@Asanovic2000].

Platforms
=========

We intend BEEBS to be applicable to a wide range of hardware platforms.


be included, based on what the benchmark does, whether it will work on the target platforms and the effort required to port it.

The type of operations was derived from examining the source of each benchmark and roughly categorising it as to the types of operations it performs. This allows benchmarks with similar properties to be excluded before a lengthy examination.

Benchmarks with a high suitability and a minimal set covering suitably different types of operations were selected to be included in the final suite (shown in Table \[Table:BenchmarkTable\]). The types of operations are listed were calculated from a combination of inspecting the source code and from the instruction traces generated. This is shown in the table under the following columns:

-   **B**ranching.

-   **M**emory.

-   **I**nteger.

- was being streamed into the processor. The stream is generated pseudo-randomly to avoid platform dependencies on input and output. Encryption typically involves many integer operations with fewer, predictable branches.

### Rijndael {#rijndael .unnumbered}

Rijndael is the algorithm for the Advanced Encryption Standard. It is commonly used in many security applications, and has a similar structure to blowfish. It also has similar execution characteristics except for more frequent branching.

### SHA {#sha .unnumbered}

Secure Hashing Algorithm (SHA) is a hashing algorithm commonly used for fingerprinting and verification of data streams. It is useful for stressing integer pipelines, and has low memory requirements. The benchmark hashes a stream of pseudo randomly generated data.

### CRC32 {#crc32 .unnumbered}

Similar to SHA, CRC32 is used for verification of data streams, notably ethernet frames. It differs from SHA in


equations. This tests the floating point pipeline with very little memory required. This is a portion of the ‘basicmath’ benchmark in MiBench, cut down to fit on smaller processors.

### 2D FIR {#d-fir .unnumbered}

FIR filters are frequently using in image transformations. In the embedded space this could be the type of operations done by digital cameras. This benchmark is similar to the matrix multiplications but with potentially more memory accesses and spatially different arithmetic.

### FDCT {#fdct .unnumbered}

The Finite Discrete Cosine Transform (FDCT) benchmark was included as it is a core algorithm behind many video decoders used in consumer products. This benchmark represents real-world usage of the systems as well as testing the floating point pipeline and caches.

Benchmark Analysis
==================

This section provides a concrete analysis of all the chosen benchmarks byemulation strategies used.

The ARM traces follow the same general trend as the traces for XMOS and Epiphany, however with overall less memory operations. This is due to the ARM processor having support for the `ldm` and `stm` instruction allowing multiple accesses to memory in a single instruction. These instructions are used extensively in function prologues and epilogues to save and restore registers.

The integer instruction category is the largest group in almost every case, for all platforms and benchmarks. This comes from the integer category covering the largest number of types of instructions, as it groups arithmetic, register copying and bit-wise operations.

These benchmarks show a range of different quantities of each instruction, with similarities across platforms. This makes the set of benchmarks ideal for use in energy profiling of


(0, 0); Low ]{}\
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typeset & – &Y &–& Low & No & Major & [ (0,0) – (0.25,0) – (0.25,0.25) – (0,0.25) – (0, 0); Very Low ]{}\
ghostscript & – &Y &–& Low & No & Major & [ (0,0) – (0.25,0) – (0.25,0.25) – (0,0.25) – (0, 0); Very Low ]{}\
ispell & – &–&–& Low & No & Major & [ (0,0) – (0.25,0) – (0.25,0.25) – (0,0.25) – (0, 0); Very Low ]{}\
rsynth & FP &–&–& Low & No & Major & [ (0,0) – (0.25,0) – (0.25,0.25) – (0,0.25) – (0, 0); Very Low ]{}\
sphinx & – &Y &–& Low &(0,0) – (0.25,0) – (0.25,0.25) – (0,0.25) – (0, 0); Low ]{}\
mpeg2dec & – &Y &Y & Low & No & Major & [ (0,0) – (0.25,0) – (0.25,0.25) – (0,0.25) – (0, 0); Very Low ]{}\
mpeg2enc & – &Y &Y & Low & No & Major & [ (0,0) – (0.25,0) – (0.25,0.25) – (0,0.25) – (0, 0); Very Low ]{}\
mpeg4dec & – &Y &Y & Low & No & Major & [ (0,0) – (0.25,0) – (0.25,0.25) – (0,0.25) – (0, 0); Very Low ]{}\
mpeg4enc & – &Y &Y & Low & No & Major & [ (0,0) – (0.25,0) – (0.25,0.25) – (0,0.25) – (0, 0); Very Low ]{}\
&&&&&&&\
**OpenBench & – &–&–& Medium & No & Major & [ (0,0) – (0.25,0) – (0.25,0.25) –


Recommendations for assessing water quality and safety on board merchant ships.
Health and diseases on board ships may depend on water. Interventions to improve the quality of water may bring to significant benefits to health and water stores/supply and should be controlledto protect health. This paper has reviewed the main regulations for the control of water safety and qualityon board ships and presents some practical recommendations for keeping water healthy and safe in passenger and cargo merchant ships. The main international regulations and guidelines on the topic were analysed. Guidelines forWater Quality on Board Merchant Ships Including Passenger Vessels of Health Protection Agency, World Health Organisation (WHO) Guide to Ship Sanitation, WHO Guidelines for Drinking Water Quality, WHO Water Safety Plan and the United States Center for Disease Controlon said seat, said open top container located between said seat and said uprights, and

wherein said portable pitching machine is convertible from a storage mode to an in-use-mode, wherein when in said storage mode said seat comprises a top for said open top container, wherein when in said in-use-mode said seat does not comprise a top for said open top container.

2. The portable pitching machine of claim 1, wherein said frame comprises a plurality of legs configured for resting upon a ground surface.

4. The portable pitching machine of claim 1, wherein said elastic connectors have a first end extending to a second end.

5. The portable pitching machine of claim 4, wherein said pocket defines a rim, said pocket comprising a number of connection barbs extending from said rim,


connection pin holder 46 defining a hole through which the leg of the T-shape can extend there through, this leg configured for insertion within one of the second ends 54 of one of the elastic connectors 50. The preferred connection pin 44 comprising a barbed hose “T” made of PVC, nylon or another suitable plastic. Metal and composite “T's” are also available and are suitable. In the embodiment shown, the connection pin holder 46 is formed by folding over a tab of the pocket and sewing the connection pin therein. Other manners of attaching the connection pin to the pocket are also envisioned.

With the elastic connector connecting the pocket to the uprights, pulling away from the upright upon the pocket results in the stretching of the elastic connectors.var createWrapper = require('../internal/createWrapper'),
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    restParam = require('./restParam');

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 * The `_.bind.placeholder` value, which defaults to `_` in monolithic builds,
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 * @param {Function} func The function to bind.
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 * @example
 *
 * var greet = function(greeting, punctuation) {
 *   return greeting + ' ' + this.user + punctuation;
 * };
 *
 * var object = { 'user': 'fred' };
 *
 * var bound = _.bind(greet, object, 'hi');
 * bound('!');
 * // => 'hi fred!'
 *
 * // using placeholders
 * var bound = _.bind(greet, object, _, '!');
 * bound('hi');
 * // => 'hi fred!'
 */
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// Assign default placeholders.
bind.placeholderborderline personality disorder, schizoaffective disorder (bipolar type) and a whole lotta PTSD from a series of abuses and rapes from my childhood. None of those excuses the fact that I treat people like garbage or that I'm manipulative, narcissistic, and entitled, because of the way I perpetually feel.

So, I write this to people who are caretakers, loved ones, friends, family, or those who are mentally ill. You're the MVP. Yeah, we're the sick ones, but trust that the majority of us realize how difficult we are to love or live with. You might try your hardest and notice us pushing away... because we're scared that we'll become dependent on you and you'll leave us. We'll often fail to say thank you or acknowledge anything you've done for us.


reaffirmed in John M. v. Paula T. and Michael T., 524 Pa. 306, 571 A.2d 1380 (1990). This well-established common law presumption has been traditionally referred to as the presumption of legitimacy. However, because all children are now deemed legitimate by statute, the John M. court has decided that the paternity presumption *414 should now always be labeled as "the `presumption that a child born to a married woman is a child of the marriage,' and therefore of the woman's husband." 524 Pa. at ___, n. 2, 571 A.2d at 1383, n. 2.
Although the Uniform Act on Blood Tests to Determine Paternity, 42 Pa.C.S. §§ 6131 et. seq. allows the presumption to be overcome if blood test evidence is conclusive, see 42 Pa.C.S. § 6137, the act articulatesin which a child is born out of wedlock, but the couple lives together and the father treats the child as his own. This principle has been codified in the Marriage Law, 48 P.S. § 1-1 et seq. After establishing that all children are legitimate irrespective of the marital status of the parents, the Act declares:
Children; legitimacy; determination of paternity
. . . .
(b) For purposes of prescribing benefits to children born out of wedlock by, from and through the father, paternity shall be determined by and one of the following ways:
(1) If the parents of a child born out of wedlock shall have married each other.
(2) If during the lifetime of the child, the father openly holds out the child to be his and receives the child into


US military presence in the region with the deployment of an aircraft carrier, 1,500 extra troops, additional Patriot missile defence systems and B-52 bombers.

"I am very worried because we have stepped towards confrontation with Iran which almost makes it seem as if we have learned nothing from the experience with Iraq," he added.

"He's not even in control of the dynamics, just as he has lost control of relationships when it comes to trade.”

Mr Bolton, an unapologetic foreign policy hawk, has made little secret of his desire for regime change in Iran, taking a tougher line than Mr Trump himself. Mr Buttigieg said Mr Bolton’s role in the build-up to the Iraq war in 2003 is of particular concern. The then US Department of State under-secretary for arms controlHTTP Request Flow

The first component in that stack that an HTTP request reaches is OpenResty (Nginx + Lua).
The main job of OpenResty is to route requests and give you the possibility to alter the shape of the request (and response on the way back) while it's in flight between the browser and PostgREST. Within Openresty, the request flows through a few subcomponents, all of this happens in memory and is very efficient.

Assuming the request is an API call, it first reaches the /rest location. The only thing this subcomponent does is to set the CORS headers if needed and then route the request to /internal/rest.

This is, however, the place where you would place additional custom configuration like rate limiting, access control and other checks you want to run


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Baptists in New Zealand pride themselves on being known as a congregationally led denomination. It is unique, in a sense, compared to other protestant/evangelical denominations. The problem with such a model is that it doesn't lend itself to good leadership development. It also has a sinister side effect, because of the lack of leadership development, the leadership void is almost always filled by a dominant congregant, which only then stifles any future, potential, leadership development.

All leadership positions in a Baptist church are duly elected. When the congregation elects a leader, that person becomes the leadership representative of the church, and by default, the congregation lets the leader lead. But here's the catch. The congregation needs to hold the leadership accountable. In most cases, it


church is truly a congregational model then it needs to respect and trust the decisions made by the church as a whole, in the presence of the Holy Spirit, for the leaders elected. This trust and respect has to happen both inside and outside the church. Trust and respect, unlike the typical mantra by some members, does not need to be earned, it is already earned through the election process of the leader.

An interesting note is that Baptist churches that are growing in this country are ones with a strong leadership and a trusting congregation. So, is that the modus operandi needed? Absolutely! I would say that first and foremost, above all those lovely missiological ideologies, you need to have a strong, servant leadership, and a trusting congregation.

You
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		Ad-Hoc|iPhoneSimulator = Ad-Hoc|iPhoneSimulator
		Ad-Hoc|x64 = Ad-Hoc|x64
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		AppStore|Any CPU = AppStore|Any CPU
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		AppStore|x86 = AppStore|x86
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map. Let $D=\{(z,z): z\in X\}$ be the diagonal. Put: $$\left\{ \begin{array}{l} {\mathcal{E}}^{\omega}_N(\mu_{\zeta}) = \int_{X\times X \backslash D}
G_{\omega}(z,w) d\mu_{\zeta}(z) d\mu_{\zeta}(w), \\ \\
 J_N^{\omega, \nu} (\mu_{\zeta}) = \log ||e^{U_{\omega}^{\mu_{\zeta}}}  e^{ \int_{X}
G_{\omega}(z,w) d\mu_{P(\zeta)}(w)} ||_{L^N(\nu)}
 \end{array}
\right.$$ Then put $$I_N^{\omega, \nu} (\mu_{\zeta}) =
-\frac{1}{2} {\mathcal{E}}^{\omega}_N(\mu_{\zeta}) + \frac{N+1}{N}
J_N^{\omega, \nu} (\mu_{\zeta}).$$

We then have,

\[APPROXRATEa\] Write $\vec K_{FSH}^N(\zeta_1, \dots, \zeta_N) =
D^N(\zeta_1, \dots, \zeta_N) \prod_{j = 1}^N d^2 \zeta_j$, and similarly define $D^N_{FSH}$. Then, $$D^N(\zeta_1, \dots, \zeta_N) = \frac{1}{\hat{Z}_N(h)} e^{- N^2  \left(I_N^{\omega, \nu} (\mu_{\zeta}) +
O(\frac{1}{N})\right)}.$$

We observe that $D^N$ is precisely the coefficient relating $\vec{K}^N$ (defined using the fiber bundle structure of ${{\mathbb P}}{\mathcal{E}}_N$) to the local Lebesgue product measure on $X^{(N)}$. We could use any product measure $\omega_0 \boxtimes \cdots \boxtimes
\omega_0$ here, but it is sufficient to use $\prod_j d^2 \zeta_j$ in local uniformizing coordinates. The proofdifferential one forms of $X$. We assume the $A, B$ cycles and basis are canonical, i.e. $\int_{A_i} \omega_j =
\delta_{i j}$. For any holomorphic differential, we denote by $w(z) = \int_{z_0}^z \omega$ its Abelian integral, a holomorphic function on $\tilde{X}$ with $w(z_0) = 0$. In the case of the basis differentials $\omega_k$ the Abelian integrals are denoted $w_k$.

We denote line bundles by $L, \xi$ or by divisors of holomorphic sections $s \in H^0(X, \xi)$. The Chern class of $L$ is denoted as usual by $c_1(L)$. We also put $h^0(X, L) = \dim H^0(X, L)$.

\[POINT\] Point line bundles over Riemann surfaces of genus $g > 0$
-------------------------------------------------------------------

Given $P \in
X$, there exists a unique holomorphic line bundle ${\mathcal{O}}(P)$ with the properties that $\dim H^0(X, {\mathcal{O}}(P)) = 1$ and $c_1({\mathcal{O}}(P))
= 1$ and so


P_0$ is a principal divisor (the divisor of a meromorphic function).

When $r = g$ the Abelian sums map is an analytic isomorphism away from a (Wirtinger) hypersurface. It may be re-formulated in terms of Picard varieties as follows: The map $P_1 + \cdots + P_g \to {\mathcal{O}}(g P_0 - (P_1 + \cdots P_g))$ is an analytic diffeomorphism $$A_{g}: X^{(g)} \simeq Pic^0(X)$$ outside of a codimension one subvariety. That is, any $\xi \in Pic^0(C)$ may be represented in the form $$\xi = {\mathcal{O}}(P_1 + \cdots + P_g) {\mathcal{O}}( g P_0)^{-1},$$ for some $P_1 + \cdots + P_g$. The representation is unique when $\dim H^0(X, {\mathcal{O}}(P_1 + \dots + P_g) = 1$, and this holds for generic $P_1 + \cdots + P_g$ ([@Gu1] (pages 116-120)).

The exceptional points lie on Wirtingervarieties, which play an important role in the formulae for the JPC. There are several related definitions accordingly as we regard them as subsets of $\mbox{Jac}(X)$ or $\mbox{Pic}^N(X)$ or $X^{(g)}$. The Wirtinger varieties $W_r \subset \mbox{Jac}(X)$ are defined by $W_r = W_1 +
\cdots + W_1 \subset \mbox{Jac}(X)$ where $W_1$ is the image of $X$ under $A_1$. They depend on the choice of base point $P_0$, and one has $\dim W_r = r$ for $1 \leq r \leq g$ and $W_g =
\mbox{Jac}(X)$. We also recall [*Jacobi’s inversion formula*]{}: The Abelian sums map $A_g: X^{(g)} \to \mbox{Jac X}$ is a surjective holomorphic map with a codimension one singular set of effective divisors $P_1 + \cdots + P_g$ for which $\dim H^0(X,
{\mathcal{O}}(P_1 + \cdots + P_g)) = 2$; equivalently, there exists


+
P_1 + \cdots + P_g = (N + g) P_0\} \\ && \\ & &  = \{(\zeta_1 +
\cdots + \zeta_N, P_1 + \cdots + P_g): \zeta_1 + \cdots + \zeta_N
+  P_1 + \cdots + P_g = (N + g) P_0\}.]\end{array}$$

Here as usual, equality means equality of divisor classes. There is a natural map $\tilde{X}^{(N)} \to X^{(N)}$ which is an analytic isomorphism away from $X^{(N)}_{N + g}$, i.e. on the locus where there exists a unique $P_0 + \cdots + P_g$ so that $
\zeta_1 + \cdots + \zeta_N +  P_1 + \cdots + P_g = (N + g) P_0$. In effect, we add extra points to the configuration space when the representation is not unique. The purpose for doing this is to analyze the behavior ofrelation between ${{\mathbb P}}{\mathcal{E}}_N$ and and ${{\mathbb P}}\tilde{{\mathcal{E}}}$, the main point is the following

\[CANONICAL\] The fiberwise canonical map $\sigma_{{\mathcal{L}}}: {{\mathbb P}}\tilde{{\mathcal{E}}}_N \to {{\mathbb P}}H^0(X, {\mathcal{L}}_{N +
g})$, $$\sigma_{{\mathcal{L}}} (P_1 + \cdots + P_g, s) = \prod_{j = 1}^g {\bf 1}_{{\mathcal{O}}(P_j)} s, \;\;\;P_1
 + \cdots + P_g = \rho(s)$$ is an analytic branched ${(N +
g) \choose N}$-fold cover taking the fiber of ${{\mathbb P}}\tilde{{\mathcal{E}}}_N $ over $P_1 + \cdots +
P_g \in X^{(g)}$ to the subspace $${{\mathbb P}}\{S \in H^0(X, {\mathcal{O}}({\mathcal{L}}_{N + g}): {\mathcal{D}}(S) \geq P_1 +
\cdots + P_g \} \subset {{\mathbb P}}H^0(X, {\mathcal{L}}_{N + g}).$$ The branch locus ${\mathcal{B}}^{(N)}_{N + g} \subset \tilde{X}^{(N)}$ consists of $\{(\zeta_1+ \cdots + \zeta_N, P_1 + \cdots+ P_g)\}$ with multiple points.

We first show that $D \sigma_{{\mathcal{L}}} $ is an isomorphism on the open dense subset


1}^g
\frac{ \dot{{\bf 1}}_{{\mathcal{O}}(P_j)}}{ {\bf 1}_{{\mathcal{O}}(P_j)}} = 0.$$ If the $\{\zeta_k, P_j\}$ are all distinct then this equation cannot hold since the poles on the left side occur at some of the $\{\zeta_k\}$ and on the right at some of the $\{P_j\}$. Hence $D
\sigma_{{\mathcal{L}}}$ is injective (and therefore an isomorphism) away from the large diagonals.

Further, it is ${ N + g \choose N}$ to $1$ on the same set. Indeed, given $[S]
\in {{\mathbb P}}H^0(X, {\mathcal{L}}_{N + g})$, we split up its $N + g$ zeros into two groups, one of $N$ points $\zeta_1 + \cdots + \zeta_N$ and one of $g$ points $P_1 + \cdots + P_g$. There does not appear to be any preferred way to do this, so we consider all possible ways. Since $s$ is aof this form; the associated affine coordinates $w_j$ are the coefficients relative to $1, \dots,
z^{N-1}$.

The element $z^N$ has a natural generalization to the line bundle ${\mathcal{L}}_N$: Namely, it is the coherent state $\Phi_{h_{FS}^N}^{\infty}$ for the Fubini-Study inner product centered at the point $\infty \in {{{\mathbb C}}{{\mathbb P}}}^1$ (see §\[COHERENTSTATE\]). Indeed, for any holomorphic section (polynomial) $s$, $\langle s, \Phi_{h_{FS}^N}^{\infty} \rangle =
s(\infty)$, while $\langle s, z^N \rangle = a_N$, where $s =
\sum_{j = 0}^N a_j z^j$. So we need to see that $a_N = s(\infty)$. But in homogeneous coordinates, $z_0 = 0$ defines $\infty$, so all monomials $z^j e^N = z_1^j z_0^{N - j}$ with $j \not= N$ vanish at $\infty$.

Given the inner product $G_N(h, \nu)$ on $H^0(X, {\mathcal{L}}_{N
+g})$, the [Szegö ]{}projector $\Pi_{{\mathcal{L}}_{N + g}}$ is defined to be the


also use it as a local frame for ${\mathcal{L}}_{N + g} \to X$. We then pick a $G_{N + g}(\omega,
\nu)$-orthonormal basis $\{\hat{\psi}_j\} $ for $H^0_{P_0}(X,
{\mathcal{L}}_{N + g}) \simeq H^0(X, E_{N + g - 1})$, and write them locally as $\hat{\psi}_j = \psi_j \Phi_{N + g}^{P_0}\}$, where $\psi_j$ are local coefficient functions in the frame (An advantage of working with the large vector space is that we can fix a convenient basis for it.) We then have the orthogonal decomposition, $$H^0(X,
{\mathcal{L}}_{N + g}) = H^0_{P_0} (X, {\mathcal{L}}_{N + g}) \oplus {{\mathbb C}}\Phi_{N
+g}^{P_0}, \;\;\; \mbox{where} \;\; H^0_{P_0} (X, {\mathcal{L}}_{N + g}) =
\{s: s(P_0) = 0\}.$$ We further define the auxiliary line bundle $$\label{EDEF} E_{N + g - 1} = {\mathcal{L}}_{N + g} \otimes {\mathcal{O}}(- P_0)$$ and define the isomorphism $$\otimesuse $$\begin{aligned}
 \vec{K}^N_{PL}  & = &
||\Phi_{h^N}^{P_0}||^{- 2(N + 1)} \left|\langle S_{\zeta_1, \dots,
\zeta_N}, \Phi_{h^N}^{P_0} \rangle  \right|^{2 N + 2 } \;\;
\frac{\prod_{j = 1}^{N } d{\mathcal{E}}_j \wedge d
\bar{{\mathcal{E}}}_j}{||\prod_{j = 1}^g {\bf 1}_{{\mathcal{O}}(P_j)}(z) \cdot
\prod_{j = 1}^N {\bf 1}_{{\mathcal{O}}(\zeta_j)}||_{L^2(G_{N + g}(\omega,
\nu))}^{2(N + 1)}}.
 \end{aligned}$$

Second we use $$\det \left( \begin{pmatrix} \frac{\partial
{\mathcal{E}}_{N - j}}{\partial \zeta_k}
\end{pmatrix}_{j, k = 1}^{N } \right)   = || \Phi_{h^N}^{P_0}||^{ N} \frac{\prod_{k = 1}^N
\prod_{j = 1}^g {\bf 1}_{{\mathcal{O}}(P_j)}(\zeta_k) }{\langle
S_{\zeta_1, \dots, \zeta_N}, \Phi_{h^N}^{P_0} \rangle^N \; \det
\begin{pmatrix} \psi_n(\zeta_j) \end{pmatrix}} \;
\left(\prod_{k = 1}^N \prod_{j: k \not= j} {\bf
1}_{{\mathcal{O}}(\zeta_j)} (\zeta_k)\right).$$ Here it is assumed that $\{\psi_n\}$ is orthonormal. Finally, we take the norm square and simplify.

It is a smooth form on extended configuration space since it is the pullback of a smooth form under a smooth map.

\[BERGZEROS\] Analysis of zeros
-------------------------------

Since $\vec


= (
B_G(\zeta_j, \zeta_k) ).$$ It follows that the zeros of the Bergman determinant are the points $\{\zeta_1, \dots, \zeta_N\}$ such that the coherent states $\Phi_G^{\zeta_j}$ fail to be linearly independent or equivalently such that the evaluation map in (\[ISOMORPHISM\]) fails to be an isomorphism, and so $\{\zeta_1, \dots \zeta_N\} \in A_{E_{N + g -1}, g}^{-1}
 (\Theta)$.

In this case, $H^0(X, E_{N + g-1}) \simeq H^0_{P_0}(X, {\mathcal{L}}_{N + g})$ is one-dimensional, hence there exists a one-dimensional space of $s \in H^0(X, E_{N + g - 1})$ vanishing at all $\zeta_j$. The last statement is then obvious.

\[ALLZEROSCANCELLED\] As functions on extended configuration space $\tilde{X}^{(N)} $, the zeros of $\det \left(B_{E_{N + g -1}}(\zeta_j,
\zeta_k) \right)$ are cancelled by those of the numerator $$\left|\prod_{k = 1}^N \prod_{j = 1}^g {\bf
1}_{{\mathcal{O}}(P_j)}(\zeta_k) \left(\prod_{k = 1}^N\left( \sum_{i < j}
G_{h}(\zeta_i, \zeta_j) \right) }{\left(\int_{X} e^{ N \int_{X}
G_{h}(z,w) d\mu_{\zeta}(w) } e^{  \int_{X} G_{h}(z,w)
d\mu_{P(\zeta)}(w) } d\nu(z) \right)^{N+1}} \;\; F_N$$ multiplied by the exponential of $$\begin{array}{l}  (N - 1) N \int \rho_{\omega} d\mu_{\zeta}-
  N (N + 1)  (\int \rho_{\omega}(w) d\mu_{\zeta}).
\end{array}$$ We note the cancellation in the $N^2$ term of $\int
\rho_{\omega} d\mu_{\zeta}$, leaving $- 2 N \int \rho_{\omega}
d\mu_{\zeta}$. This gives the stated result.

\[MOREZEROS\] Analysis of zeros
-------------------------------

We now update §\[BERGZEROS\] to take into account the above results using bosonization. We first re-consider Lemma \[ALLZEROSCANCELLED\] in the light of the bosonization formula.

\[ALLZEROSCANCELLEDb\] $F_N$ is holomorphic on $\tilde{X}^{(N)} $. That is, $$\left(\prod_{k = 1}^N \; \prod_{j =
1}^g E(P_j, \zeta_k)\right)   \left(\; \theta ((N + g - 1) P_0 -
\sum_{i = 1}^N \zeta_i - \Delta)\right)^{-1}$$ has no poles.


J_N^{-1}
\tilde{\omega}_{{\mathcal{Z}}}^{N} ,$$ it follows from Lemma \[JNCLAIM\] that the lift of $\vec K^N_{FSH}$ to the Cartesian product $X^N$ is given by $$\vec K^N_{FSH} (\zeta_1, \dots, \zeta_N) = {\mathcal{J}}_N (\zeta_1, \dots, \zeta_N)  \frac{1}{Z_N(\omega)}
    \frac{\exp \left(\frac{1}{2} \sum_{i \not=
j} G_{\omega}(\zeta_i, \zeta_j) \right) \prod_{j = 1}^N d^2
\zeta_j}{\left(\int_{X} e^{ N \int_{X} G_{\omega}(z,w)
d\mu_{\zeta}(w)} e^{ \int_{X} G_{\omega}(z,w) d\mu_{P(\zeta)}(w)}
d\nu(z) \right)^{N+1}},$$ where (for a constant $B(N, g)$), $$\label{JN-} \begin{array}{lll} {\mathcal{J}}_N (\zeta_1, \dots, \zeta_N)
 & = &
 \; \cdot  F_N(\zeta_1, \dots, \zeta_N)  e^{- 2 N \int
\rho_{\omega}(w) d\mu_{\zeta}(w)} (\det M) |\det Q|^{-2} \;\;
\\ && \\ & = & B(N, g)  e^{ -(N + 1) \sum_{j = 1}^g
\rho_{\omega}(P_j(\zeta))}  ||\Phi_{h^N}^{P_0}||^{- 2} \left
|\left(\prod_{k = 1 }^N \;\prod_{j = 1}^g E(P_j,
\zeta_k)\right) \right|^2\\ && \\
& \cdot & ||  \theta(P_1 + \cdots + P_g - P_0- \Delta)||^{-2}
\;\; \prod_{j = 1}^g |E(P_j, P_0)|^2 \;
 (\det \left( \langle \Phi_{N + g}^{P_j}, \Phi_{N + g}^{P_k} \rangle \right) \\ && \\
&& \left|\left(\prod_{\ell = 1}^g \prod_{j = 1}^N
E(P_{\ell},\zeta_j)\right) \left(  \prod_{j \not= n}  E(P_n,
P_j)\right) \right|^{-2} |\det D A_g|^2\;\;
\\ && \\ & = & B(N, g)  e^{ -(N + 1) \sum_{j = 1}^g
\rho_{\omega}(P_j(\zeta))} ||\Phi_{h^N}^{P_0}||^{- 2}\\ && \\
& \cdot & ||  \theta(P_1 + \cdots + P_g - P_0 - \Delta)||^{-2}
\;\; \prod_{j = 1}^g |E(P_j, P_0)|^2 \;
 (\det \left( \langle \Phi_{N + g}^{P_j}, \Phi_{N + g}^{P_k} \rangle \right) \\ && \\
&& \left| \left(  \prod_{j \not= n} E(P_n, P_j)\right)
 \right|^{-2}  |\det D A_g|^2\;\;

\end{array}$$

We next claim that $$||  \theta(P_1 + \cdots + P_g - P_0 - \Delta)||^{-2} \;  \prod_{j = 1}^g |E(P_j, P_0)|^2 \;  |\det


D A_g|^2$$ is a smooth positive function. To see this, we recall that $\theta(P_1 + \cdots + P_g - P_0 - \Delta) = 0$ whenever there exists $Q_1 + \cdots + Q_{g -1} \in X^{(g-1)}$ so that $P_1 + \cdots + P_g - P_0 = Q_1 + \cdots + Q_{g -1}. $ This can occur if some $P_j = P_0$ and the $\{Q_j\}$ are the remaining $\{P_k\}_{k \not= j}$, and such poles are cancelled by $\prod_{j =
1}^g |E(P_j, P_0)|^2$. It can also happen at other points on the Wirtinger variety $W^1_g$ where the representation fails to be unique, and these poles are cancelled by $|\det D A_g|^2$.

We further claim that the factor $$\det \left(\Phi_{N +
g}^{P_j}(P_k) \right)   \left|  \prod_{j \not= n} E(P_n,
P_j)\right|^{-2}.$$ is a smooth nowherein [@ZZ] and obtain the LDP.

For any ensemble, we express the lift of $\vec K^N$ to the Cartesian product as $$\vec K^N(\zeta_1, \dots, \zeta_N) = D_N(\zeta_1, \dots,
\zeta_{N})\prod_{j = 1}^N d^2 \zeta_j.$$

An approximate rate function: Proof of Proposition \[APPROXRATEa\]
------------------------------------------------------------------

The Proof of Proposition \[APPROXRATEa\] is similar to that of Lemma 18 of [@ZZ], the principal new feature being the coefficient function $F_N$.

We express the JPC of Theorem \[JPDHG\] in terms of the empirical measures $\mu_{\zeta}$. The following Lemma proves Proposition \[APPROXRATEa\].

\[APPROXRATE\] We have $$\vec K_n^N(\zeta_1, \dots, \zeta_N) = \frac{1}{\hat{Z}_N(h)} e^{- N^2 \left( -\frac{1}{2}
{\mathcal{E}}^{\omega}_N(\mu_{\zeta}) + \frac{N+1}{N}  J_N^{\omega, \nu}
(\mu_{\zeta})\right)} \;\; \kappa_N,$$ where (cf. Proposition \[FNFINAL\]), $$\begin{array}{lll} \kappa_N & = &
F_N(\zeta_1, \dots, \zeta_N) \prod_j d^2 \zeta_j.
\end{array}$$

We first observe that the main factor in (II) of Theorem \[JPDHG\] can be rewritten in terms


of the empirical measure to get, $$\frac{\exp \left(\frac{1}{2} \sum_{i \not=
j} G_{\omega}(\zeta_i, \zeta_j) \right) }{\left(\int_{X} e^{ N
\int_{X} G_{\omega}(z,w) d\mu_{\zeta}(w)} e^{ \int_{X}
G_{\omega}(z,w) d\mu_{P(\zeta)}(w)} d\nu(z) \right)^{N+1}} = e^{-
N^2 I_N^{\omega, \nu} (\mu_{\zeta})}.$$ Indeed, by taking the right side as the definition of $I_N^{\omega, \nu}$, we get $$\label{INV2}
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& = &  - \frac{1}{N^2}\sum_{i \not= } \frac{1}{2}
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available. Conversely, patients older than 70 years of age were considered ineligible because of the poor expected neurological recovery.

Protocol
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The prehospital emergency medical service (EMS) team performed CPR according to the American Heart Association guidelines \[[@B2]\]. In cases of refractory cardiac arrest, CPR was pursued in the prehospital phase using an automated device (AutoPulse; Zoll Inc., Chelmsford, MA, USA) \[[@B19]\]. In the Paris area, all prehospital physician-staffed emergency units are equipped with an automated chest compression device because France has developed a nationwide program of organ harvesting in non-heart-beating donors. As soon as the EMS team determined that initial CPR had failed, they immediately alerted our ICU through the emergency unit regulating centre to organize the patient admission and to ensure the availability of the mobile cardiothoracic surgery team.of the French guidelines was seen in eight patients (16%). Figure [3](#F3){ref-type="fig"} shows the distribution of values of no flow, low flow, arterial pH, blood lactate and potassium in patients who died and in survivors. Although the two survivors fulfilled the criterion of no flow less than 5 minutes, they did not fulfill the criterion of low flow less than 100 minutes (Figure [3](#F3){ref-type="fig"}). In an attempt to identify futile ECLS, we compared patients who survived less than 24 hours with those who survived more than 24 hours (*post hoc*comparison). Only E~T~CO~2~level (means, 18 ± 10 mmHg vs. 29 ± 12 mmHg; *P*= 0.006) and blood lactate clearance during ECLS (medians, 11% (IQR, -24 to 26) vs. -22% (IQR, -26 to -1); *P*= 0.045) were significantly different between


Several studies and a meta-analysis have also reported favourable outcome in children \[[@B29],[@B31],[@B32]\]. However, most of these patients experienced IH cardiac arrest. The marked difference in prognosis between IH and OH cardiac arrest has been well recognized but is only partly explained by a shorter treatment delay \[[@B18]\]. Kagawa *et al*. \[[@B15]\] compared IH and OH refractory cardiac arrest treated with ECLS and reported a lower survival rate in OH cardiac arrest (10% vs. 26%). Our results cannot be extrapolated to patients with recurrent cardiac arrest \[[@B33]\] and to those with circulatory failure after ROSC, in whom ECLS might be a therapeutic option. ECLS has also been used successfully in patients with cardiogenic shock before cardiac arrest, particularly in cases of severe drug intoxication \[[@B34]\].

Several factors may explainorgan donors \[[@B36]\]. From an ethical point of view, and beyond the dead organ donor rule \[[@B37]\], it is essential that a clear separation exists between those patients who should be considered for organ donation and whose death is declared and those patients who might benefit from a therapeutic option such as ECLS. The French guidelines tried to help the physician by explaining the contraindications for ECLS in refractory cardiac arrest \[[@B28]\]. Our study suggests that the criteria of no flow ≤5 minutes and E~T~CO~2~level ≥10 mmHg remain appropriate, although the latter criterion could be considered too liberal when taking into account the lower E~T~CO~2~level in patients who survive less than 24 hours. In contrast, low flow ≤100 minutes might be too restrictive, since a survivor was observed


after no flow 132 minutes (Figure [3](#F3){ref-type="fig"}) as previously reported \[[@B12]\]. However, because of the low global survival rate, extension of the criteria may not be suitable, and most studies performed in IH cardiac arrest have considered only patients with low flow ≤100 minutes \[[@B13],[@B14]\]. Thus, although the low-flow criteria may remain a matter of debate, more criteria are warranted.

Prolonged CPR leads to severe lactic acidosis and hyperkalemia, and we observed a more severe decrease in pH than that observed in IH cardiac arrest \[[@B30]\]. Müllner *et al*. \[[@B38]\] demonstrated a significant correlation between total duration of cardiac arrest and admission levels of arterial lactate concentration and observed that a lactate level \>16.3 mmol L^-1^was systematically associated with impaired neurological recovery. However, this result may not apply torefractory cardiac arrest was the fear that it might lead to the survival of patients with poor neurological recovery and the associated use of costly resources and considerable suffering for the patients and their relatives \[[@B28]\]. Our study confirms that in nonsurvivors, death occurs rapidly because of irreversible MOF or massive haemorrhage. Moreover, most patients with isolated brain injury evolved to brain death and not to a vegetative state. Compared to previous studies \[[@B12]-[@B15],[@B30]\], we observed a higher incidence of MOF and massive haemorrhage, probably because of the longer CPR duration, and this finding is reflected by the major haemostasis abnormalities observed before ECLS.

Some limitations in our study deserve consideration. First, the sample size was relatively low. Nevertheless, our study enables us to alert the medical community about


court erred in enhancing his sentence.  We affirm.

I.

2
Balanga lived with his girlfriend, Lori Lindstrom, in a small rental house at 311 North 19th Street in Bismarck, North Dakota.  The house had a basement which could only be accessed through a root-cellar door outside of the house.  The root-cellar doors led to a short staircase, at the bottom of which was a second door that opened on the basement.  This second door was padlocked.  The basement contained a washer and dryer, a desk used as a work bench, and a telephone.

3
During the summer of 1995, Balanga allegedly possessed a .25 caliber handgun and a sawed-off shotgun.  On August 8, 1995, Balanga purportedly discharged one of the firearms in his yard during an argumentUnited States v. Wright, 24 F.3d 732 (5th Cir.1994);  United States v. Eldridge, 984 F.2d 943 (8th Cir.1993).

15
Reprinted in Appellant's Br. at 23.  Rejecting the requested instruction, the district court issued Eighth Circuit Model Jury Instruction Number 8.02 (1996), which provides, in part:

16
A person who knowingly has direct physical control over a thing, at a given time, is then in actual possession of it.

17
A person who, although not in actual possession, has both the power and the intention at a given time to exercise dominion or control over a thing, either directly or through another person or persons, is then in constructive possession of it.

18
Reprinted in Appellee's Br. at 20.

19
The district court did not abuse its discretion in rejecting Balanga's proposed jury instruction.  We have


definition of burglary offered by the Court in Taylor, Balanga contends that the district court should have examined the facts presented in his charging papers to ensure that he had not been convicted for merely breaking an entrance into the storage units that he burglarized.6

28
Assuming that the Colorado statute is broader than generic burglary and that the district court erred in not examining Balanga's Colorado charging papers, Balanga still has the burden of demonstrating that a miscarriage of justice will occur if this hypothetical error is not corrected.  See Petty, 1 F.3d at 697.   In this case, a miscarriage of justice would occur only if Balanga's sentence had been enhanced for a conviction for merely breaking an entrance into--and not actually entering--the Colorado storage units.

29
Balangaan accurate evaluation of Colorado law, see Armintrout v. People, 864 P.2d 576, 579 (Colo.1993) ("second degree burglary require[s] the unlawful entry into a 'building or occupied structure' " (citing Colo.Rev.Stat. § 18-4-203(1))), this is not an issue that we need reach on review for plain error

7
 While raising a variety of challenges to other factual statements in his PSR, see PSR Add. at 1-5, Balanga has not challenged the PSR's descriptions of his Colorado burglary convictions.  See id.   By failing to make an objection, Balanga deprived the prosecutor of an opportunity to submit evidence supporting the PSR's statements to the sentencing court.  See Woodall v. United States, 72 F.3d 77, 80 (8th Cir.1995) ("To establish that [the defendant's prior] burglary convictions were violent


consider brain oscillations dynamic because sensory and cortical information is organized around the thalamus which allows us to experience the external world. Alpha, gamma, retinogeniculo-cortical, and corticothalamic oscillations are essential in forming the 3D default space because they allow constant and continuous communication between the brain and the body-without them, we do not think that consciousness can emerge. Alpha oscillations vibrate at 8-14 Hz, strongly influencing brain activity [12,13] are the dominant oscillations (at 10 Hz) [14]; 2) are fundamental in central nervous system functioning [15]; and 3) are more powerful when one is relaxed with closed eyes or in a dark environment [14,16]-which suggests is the constituent for visuospatial consciousness that is formed, giving us binocular vision [17]. Gamma-band oscillations vibrate at a frequency of 28-48 Hzfor smell), and ignoring the internal 3D default space-which doubles as a mirror of external space. The thalamus receives: 1) sensory information from the eyes, ears, and skin by way of cranial and peripheral nerves, and 2) visceral information via the autonomic nervous system (ANS) and brain stem. Sensory information is converted to electrical, neural, and chemical signals [26-31], in a matter of microseconds [32-40], supporting the theory that our internal and external view of the world is processed at different temporal rhythms. We propose that all of these integrated cells and retinogeniculo-cortical oscillations form a 3D default space around the thalamus, providing the brain and body a place to solidify all incoming information entering the brain (Figure 1). The eyes contain approximately 100 million photoreceptors (rods and


the external world within our minds. When we see an image and close our eyes, we continue to see that image. But if we turn our heads, we see the image in the direction our head faces. However, when we open our eyes we realize the external image is not where we see the internal image because the external image did not move with us, only our internal image moved. Attention, emotion, and imagery are created by hippocampal connections in the PFC, amygdala, and hypothalamus [56]. When the PFC is activated, increased levels of free glutamate signal the hypothalamus to release the neurotransmitter, beta-endorphinknown for attenuating fear and pain, and producing emotions of joy and euphoria [57]. When thoughts stimulate the amygdala, the amygdala stimulates the hypothalamus andCrawford MW, Barnes VA (2015b) A unified 3D default space consciousness model combining neurological and physiological processes that underlie conscious experience. Front Psychol 6: 1204. 12. Sokoliuk R, Vanrullen R (2013) The flickering wheel illusion: when alpha rhythms make a static wheel flicker. J Neurosci 33(33): 1349813504. 13. Bastos AM, Briggs F, Alitto HJ, Mangun GR, Usrey WM (2014) Simultaneous recordings from the primary visual cortex and lateral geniculate nucleus reveal rhythmic interactions and a cortical source for gamma-band oscillations. J Neurosci 34(22): 7639-7644. 14. Klimesch W (2012) α-band, oscillations attention, and controlled access to stored information. Trends Cogn Sci 16(12): 606-617. 15. Ozerdema A, Guntekind B, Atagune MI, Basar E (2013) Brain oscillations in bipolar disorder in search of new biomarkers. Suppl Clin Neurophysiol 62: 207-221. 16.


Ryan Clark joins His and Hers and explains why he believes the Lakers should retire both Kobe Bryant's jersey No. 8 and 24. (0:59)

LOS ANGELES -- For much of the 2015-16 season, the Los Angeles Lakers have been trying to balance the development of their younger players while also celebrating Kobe Bryant, who is retiring after his 20th campaign in the NBA.

Although the season isn't over, the Lakers sit at 8-28, and general manager Mitch Kupchak told ESPN that this season is about Bryant.

Any plans to more frequently feature their younger core are on hold until he is gone.

"Under normal circumstances [in a season like this], at some point, you would probably concentrate on just developing all your young players," Kupchak told ESPN on Tuesday. "But we can'tgame. We have to figure out a way when he does play to play with him, get him the minutes that he wants, get him ready for the next game, hope he plays the next game, and if he doesn't, we have to get our lineup in such a way that we can compete and develop the young players. It's not a perfect scenario, but there's no way to plan this. There just isn't."

Kupchak believes that even if the younger players' development is on hold somewhat until Bryant leaves, they still have shown enough promise to give potential free agents a sense of what the Lakers have down the road.

"Every game, it's about Kobe. Even when he doesn't play, it's about Kobe. So in a lot of regards,


selected for the comparison of host preference shifts across this genus. Our research goals here were two-fold, directed first towards understanding the neuroethology that makes these three fly species unique in their host preference, and second, towards enhancing the generation of an effective, species-specific monitoring tool to assist in protecting a diverse array of agricultural ecosystems from economic damage.

Methods and Materials {#Sec2}
=====================

Fly Stocks {#d30e403}
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Our *D. suzukii* (14023--0311.01) and *D. biarmipes* (14023--0361.10) wild-type flies were both obtained from the UCSD Drosophila Stock Center ([www.stockcenter.ucsd.edu](http://www.stockcenter.ucsd.edu/)). All experiments with wild-type *D. melanogaster* were carried out with Canton-S (stock \#1), which were obtained from the Bloomington Drosophila Stock Center ([www.flystocks.bio.indiana.edu](http://www.flystocks.bio.indiana.edu/)). Stocks were maintained according to Stokl et al. ([@CR24]), and for all experiments we used 2--7 d -old flies of both sexes. Noattracted to whole strawberry leaves when presented against a blank control, with *D. suzukii* was more attracted than *D. melanogaster* (Fig. [3b](#Fig3){ref-type="fig"}; *P* = 0.013). Using trap assays, volatile compounds identified from the leaf tissue (E-2-nonenol, 2-nitrophenol, and β-cyclocitral; peaks 6, 8, and 10, Fig. [3a](#Fig3){ref-type="fig"}) were more effective at capturing the two species of spotted-wing Drosophilids than in capturing *D. melanogaster* (Fig. [3b](#Fig3){ref-type="fig"}; Supplemental [2D](#MOESM2){ref-type="media"}), whereas *D. melanogaster* was captured more effectively with volatiles associated with ripe or overripe fruits, as well as those odors associated with fermentation (ethyl hexanoate and the combination of isopentyl acetate, butyl acetate as well as hexyl acetate) (Fig. [3b](#Fig3){ref-type="fig"}, Supplemental [2D](#MOESM2){ref-type="media"}). More specifically, we demonstrated that β-cyclocitral is attractive only to *D. suzukii*, whereas E-2-nonenol and 2-nitrophenol were attractive only to *D. biarmipes* in these behavioral trap


Hadi et al., [@CR11]; Wang and Lin, [@CR25]), perhaps due to the stress of fruit development, which may further provide navigational cues to *D. suzukii* adults that are seeking young fruit that is suitable for feeding or oviposition (Supplemental [2C](#MOESM2){ref-type="media"}). Moreover, this olfactory sensitivity to leaf chemistry in *D. suzukii* appears to be regulated by the "ab3A" neuron, an OSN that has been shown repeatedly to play a role in species differences for feeding and oviposition preference. Previously, the "ab3A" neuron has been shown to regulate host plant preference towards a toxic fruit niche for *D. sechellia* (Dekker et al., [@CR9]), and again in the preference of *D. erecta* towards egg-laying upon *Pandanus* fruit (Linz et al., [@CR18]). It also has been demonstrated that the blush phase of“Rest In Peace & Love to my second dad Sib Hashian. Don’t know why things have to happen the way they do sometimes. When loved ones leave us so suddenly without having a chance to say goodbye. Perhaps the lesson here is the reminder to live our lives as full and as present as we possibly can, because we just never know what’s around the corner. What a full and exciting life this man lived. What an amazing family he created, loved, watched over and protected. Being on stage, in front of adoring fans, friends and family. Keeping the beat one last time. Your passing in this manner is extremely poetic and somehow beautiful.”

He added, “Thank you for the many life lessons you’ve taught over the years. Grateful.


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Expression of human immunodeficiency virus type 1 Nef antigen on the surface of acutely and persistently infected human T cells.
The authors have previously shown the role of human immunodeficiency virus type 1 (HIV-1) Nef protein as a growth inhibitor to CD4+ T lymphocytes. We now report that the Nef antigen is partly expressed on both acutely and persistently infected human T cells. To investigate the cell surface expression of the Nef antigen, murine monoclonal antibodies (mAbs) were prepared by immunization with a recombinant Nef protein. The recombinant Nef was expressed by a baculovirus expression system as a truncated Nef protein with 22 kDa containing the middle to the C-terminus. Three clones were found to produce mAbs with IgM isotype against Nef protein by ELISA with the same truncatedthrough whole life is called active immunity. The active immunity may either be acquired or natural. The immune system of higher animals is equipped with adaptive immunity. The antigen specific reactions (via B and T lymphoctyes) are involved in adaptive immunity. The strong phagocytic action of myeloid cells and cytotoxic T lymphocytes is enhanced by Th1 lymphocytes which produce TNF-α, IFN-γ, and IL-2. The IL-4, IL-5, and IL-10 are produced by Th2 lymphocytes (which are the mediators of humoral immunity), categorized by B lymphocytes-mediated production of antibodies. The toxins or microorganisms are neutralized after binding with the antibodies. Moreover, antibodies have the ability to opsonize different pathogens, immobilize bacteria, and trigger microorganisms' destruction by phagocytes via activation of complement proteins ([@B154]). The cell types involved in innate and


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                      Intercellular adhesion molecules inhibitors         Efalizumab         by inhibiting activator protein (AP)-1 and transcription factor NF-κB. NF-κB and AP-1 act collectively and may enhance tumor development. The treatment of glioma cells with 25 μM curcumin reduced the binding of NF-κB and AP-1 ([@B41]). The AP-1 activation was also suppressed by curcumin in TNF-activated bovine aortic endothelial cells ([@B177]). The activated immune cells release pro-inflammatory cytokines that play key role in inflammation. The expression of pro-inflammatory cytokines TNF-α, IL-1, IL-6, and IL-12 was inhibited by curcumin via LPS- or PMA-stimulated monocytes, macrophages, dendritic cells, and splenic lymphocytes ([@B45]; [@B83]). The attachment of T cells to endothelial and antigen presenting cells is dependent on cell adhesion molecules. The attachment of monocytes to endothelial cells was blocked by pre-treatment with curcumin. Moreover, the expression of intracellular adhesion molecule


of EGCG on preventing colon polyps in patients at high risk for recurrent colon adenoma and on reactivation of the Epstein--Barr virus in remission patients. More studies will investigate whether topical EGCG exerts an anticarcinogenic potential in patients with superficial basal cell carcinoma, whether gargling with EGCG inhibits influenza infections in teenagers and whether EGCG affects the resistance of insulin. Evidently, the trials will not study classic inflammatory disorder, though some of the mentioned diseases are linked with inflammatory processes (e.g., insulin resistance or Alzheimer's disease). Nonetheless, it is probable that EGCG will experience an expansion of its indication in future.

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The flavonol, quercetin, chemically 2-(3,4-dihydroxyphenyl)- 3,5,7-trihydroxychromen-4-one, belongs to the family of polyphenols representing very extensively spread secondary plant metabolites. Quercetin is found in a variety of food likeMoreover, the TNF-α-stimulated NF-κB recruitment to pro-inflammatory gene promoters was also suppressed by quercitin in murine intestinal epithelial cells ([@B136]; [@B123]). The TNF-α- or PMA-induced expression of ICAM-1 in human endothelial cells was decreased by quercitin ([@B87]). The LPS-stimulated NF-κB and nitrite oxide production was also inhibited by quercitin in mice.

A number of studies on inflammatory parameters in humans have been performed in the past few years: one clinical trial estimated the effect of quercetin on biomarkers of inflammation depending on the apo-lipoprotein E genotype of healthy men. Though the risk factors of cardiovascular disease were improved, quercetin exerted a slight pro-inflammatory effect ([@B129]). After repeated sprint exercise, quercetin did not affect the levels of the pro-inflammatory cytokine IL-6 ([@B1]). Quercetin decreased the markers of inflammation (IL-8 and


of transient receptor potential channel vanilloid subfamily member 1 (TRPV1), which is the direct target of capsaicin ([@B26]). TRPV1 is a positively charged indiscriminate channel mainly located in nociceptive neurons with high preference for Ca^2+^. It is activated by physical and chemical stimuli, like certain inflammatory mediators, capsaicin, low pH and heat ([@B122]). Extended activation of TRPV1 by capsaicin was found to cause desensitization and, therefore, decreased pain sensation ([@B51]). Apart from pain, numerous studies in arthritic rats also discovered that capsaicin could inhibit paw inflammation ([@B73]; [@B126]) and ethanol-induced inflammation of gastric mucosa in rats. Furthermore, capsaicin was found to inhibit NF-κB pathway, iNOS expression and COX-2 activity in the macrophages in a TRPV1-independent manner ([@B82]). Regarding inflammation, capsaicin was studied in a latest review by theplacebo, those treated with *A. paniculata* extract were more probable to attain clinical response ([@B139]). In a double blind against placebo controlled clinical trial, the standardized patented *A. paniculata* extract's (Paractin^®^) effect was evaluated in chronic rheumatoid arthritis patients. A significant reduction in total grade of tender joints, number of tender joints, total grade of swollen joint, number of swollen joints was observed. Serological parameters and rheumatoid factor (C4 and IgA) of disease were found to be reduced ([@B23]). Currently, five different studies related to the various actions of andrographolide could be found on <http://www.clinicaltrials.gov/>. Two trials are registered on <http://www.clinicaltrials.gov/> that will use pure andrographolide. A double blind, interventional, randomized, and placebo controlled phase II trial will determine the safety, acceptability, and effectiveness of andrographolide in active


the jail, where conditions have been described as "inhumane," for at least two more years. They want the contract canceled immediately, which the freeholders have the power to do.

But time is needed, freeholders said, to find ways to make up for the tens of millions of dollars that the county receives annually from ICE. "There's a strong possibility that we'll phase out sooner [than 2020]," said Freeholder Anthony Romano. "So it's not just rhetoric."

In the meantime, the freeholders gave their support last week to two new oversight boards to improve detainee treatment at the jail. The Hudson County Correctional Facility has been plagued by problems — suicides, poor medical care, bad food. But freeholders were floored when three recently released detainees spoke at the meeting last week toSteele’s wins have come by way of unanimous decision.

As his nickname implies, Steele has a karate background and does his best work from distance. Steele often switches stances and does a good job of stuffing takedowns.

At 29, the Boise, Idaho native is one of the oldest fighters on the show, but he is quite big for a featherweight as his build is comparable to champion Max Holloway. Both are 5’11” and Steele has five more inches of reach than Holloway, which has proven to be an asset for him to keep his opponents at distance, where he does his best work.

Kyler Phillips: Phillips made a name for himself last summer when he appeared on Dana White’s Contender Series and made short work of his opponent James Gray using


be interesting to see what Cucciniello can produce against some of the more polished talent.

Lightweight:

Thai Clark: Nicknamed “The Land Shark”, Clark likes to push the pace on the feet and mix in takedowns here and there.

The 6-0 fighter from Texas may struggle with size in this competition as he is built more like a featherweight and that may be his home should he secure a UFC contract.

Clark has a win in Bellator, but it’s against a fighter who has dropped four straight fights and he has not faced a high level of competition.

That said, the 28-year-old Clark has a lot of experience, as he started his amateur career at just 21-years of age.

Clark is the 3rd ranked lightweight on Flo Combat’s North American prospect rankings.

Joe Giannetti: At 22-yearsthe authors posed a question about the divergence speed of $P_N f$ that we will answer in Section \[sec:behav-conj-shann\].

It is interesting to note that the application of the uniform boundedness principle does not require a deep analysis of the approximation process $S_N f$. A simple evaluation of the operator norm $$\lVert S_N \rVert = \sup_{\substack{f \in {\mathcal{PW}}_{\pi}^{1}, \\ \lVert f
    \rVert_{{\mathcal{PW}}_{\pi}^{1}} = 1}} \lVert S_N f \rVert_{\infty}$$ is sufficient.

It would be desirable to have a theorem, analogous to the uniform boundedness theorem, that can be used to prove strong divergences. Currently, little is known about the structure of this problem, and it is unclear whether such a theorem can exist [@banach31; @velasco95; @jachymski05]. Due to the lack of such a theory, we need to develop proof


$k \in {{\mathbb{N}}}$. For the proof we use the function $f_1$ from Theorem \[th:divergence\_speed\_conj\_shannon\_no\_oversampl\], which is defined in . Let $F_1(\e^{{i}\omega}) = f_1(\omega)$, $\omega \in [-\pi,\pi)$, and $F_2(\e^{{i}\omega}) = F_1(\e^{{i}(\omega+\pi)})$, $\omega \in {{\mathbb{R}}}$. We have $F_1 \in L^1(\partial D)$ and consequently $F_2 \in L^1(\partial D)$, where $L^1(\partial D)$ denotes the set of Lebesgue measurable functions $F$ on the unit circle satisfying $$\frac{1}{2\pi} \int_{-\pi}^{\pi} \lvert F(\e^{{i}\omega}) \rvert {\;\mathrm{d}\omega}
    <
    \infty .$$ Further, let $$f_2(t)
    =
    \frac{1}{2\pi} \int_{-\pi}^{\pi} F_2(\e^{{i}\omega}) \e^{{i}\omega t} {\;\mathrm{d}\omega} .$$ It follows that $f_2 \in {\mathcal{PW}}_{\pi}^{1}$, $\lVert f_2 \rVert_{{\mathcal{PW}}_{\pi}^{1}} = \lVert f_1 \rVert_{{\mathcal{PW}}_{\pi}^{1}} < \infty$, and $$\begin{aligned}
    f_2(k)
    &=
    \frac{1}{2\pi} \int_{-\pi}^{\pi} F_2(\e^{{i}\omega}) \e^{{i}\omega k} {\;\mathrm{d}\omega} \\
 of oversampling.

\[re:log\_N\] We have the following result. Let $a>1$ be arbitrary. For every $\phi \in \mathcal{M}(a)$ there exists a constant $C_{1}$ such that $$\lVert H_{N,\phi}^{a} f \rVert_{\infty}
  \leq
  C_{1} \log(N) \lVert f \rVert_{{\mathcal{PW}}_{\pi}^{1}}$$ for all $N \geq 2$ and all $f \in {\mathcal{PW}}_{\pi}^{1}$. It follows that $$\lim_{N \rightarrow \infty}
  \frac{\lVert H_{N,\phi}^{a} f \rVert_{\infty}}{\log(N)}
  =
  0 .$$ This shows how sharp the result in Theorem \[th:hilbert\_oversampling\_global\_strong\_plus\_minus\] is. Note that the same result is also true for Theorems \[th:divergence\_speed\_conj\_shannon\_no\_oversampl\]–\[th:divergence\_speed\_shannon\_no\_oversampl\].

As already mentioned, Erd[ő]{}s analyzed the question of strong divergence for the Lagrange interpolation on Chebyshev nodes in [@erdos41]. There, for continuous functions, a similar $\log(N)$ upper bound, as in Remark \[re:log\_N\], holds for the maximum norm of the Lagrange interpolation polynomials. The original problem that was formulated in


  \rVert_{{\mathcal{B}}_{a \pi}^1} \notag \\
  &>
  \sum_{k=-N}^{N}
  f \left( \frac{k}{a} \right) \frac{1}{\pi \left( t-\frac{k}{a}
  \right)}
  -  (a^2 + C_{2} \lVert s \rVert_{{\mathcal{B}}_{a \pi}^1}) \lVert f \rVert_{\infty} \label{eq:HNphiaf_g_term}\end{aligned}$$ for all $\lvert t \rvert \geq (N+1)/a$ and all $f \in {\mathcal{PW}}_{\pi}^{1}$. Hence, it suffices to concentrate the analysis on $$\sum_{k=-N}^{N} f \left( \frac{k}{a} \right) \frac{1}{\pi \left( t-\frac{k}{a} \right)}$$ in the following.

Let $\{\epsilon_N\}_{N \in {{\mathbb{N}}}}$ be an arbitrary sequence of positive numbers converging to zero, and $\bar{\epsilon}_N = \max_{M \geq N} \epsilon_M$, $N \in {{\mathbb{N}}}$. Note that $\bar{\epsilon}_N \geq \epsilon_N$ for all $N \in {{\mathbb{N}}}$. Further, let $\{N_k\}_{k \in {{\mathbb{N}}}}$ be a strictly monotonically increasing sequence of natural numbers, such that $\bar{\epsilon}_{N_k} > \bar{\epsilon}_{N_{k+1}}$, $k \in {{\mathbb{N}}}$. We set $\delta_k = \sqrt{\bar{\epsilon}_{N_k}} - \sqrt{\bar{\epsilon}_{N_{k+1}}}$,\rightarrow \infty}
    (T_{N_k} f)(t)
    =
    (Tf)(t) .$$

Theorem \[th:convergent\_subsequence\] immediately implies the following corollary about strong divergence.

For fixed $t \in {{\mathbb{R}}}$, all stable LTI systems $T \colon {\mathcal{PW}}_{\pi}^{1} \to {\mathcal{PW}}_{\pi}^{1}$, and all $f \in {\mathcal{PW}}_{\pi}^{1}$ strong divergence of $(T_N f)(t)$ is not possible.

Let $T \colon {\mathcal{PW}}_{\pi}^{1} \to {\mathcal{PW}}_{\pi}^{1}$ be a stable LTI systems, $t \in {{\mathbb{R}}}$, and $f \in {\mathcal{PW}}_{\pi}^{1}$, all arbitrary but fixed. To simplify the presentation of the proof, we assume that $f$ and $h_T$ are real valued. If this is not the case, the following calculations need to be done separately for the real and imaginary part.

From Theorem \[th:uniform\_convergence\_arith\_mean\] we already know that $$\label{eq:th:convergent_subsequence:arith_mean}
    \frac{1}{M} \sum_{N=0}^{M-1} (T_N f)(t)$$ converges as $M$ tends to infinity, and that


\rightarrow 0} N(\delta) = \infty$. This is a fixed subsequence. According to the strong divergence, we have divergence for every subsequence.

Discussion {#sec:discussion}
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Divergence for Subsequences and Strong Divergence {#sec:discussion1}
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Next, we treat question 4 from Section \[sec:system-approximation\].

It is possible to state an approximation process for the Hilbert transform for which the answer to Question Q2 is negative but the answer to Question Q1 is positive. For this approximation process, the question raised by Paul Erd[ő]{}s in [@erdos41] is to be answered negatively.

Let $f$ be a continuous $2\pi$-periodic function and ${\tilde{f}} {\mathrel{\mathop{:}}=}{H}f$ the Hilbert transform of $f$. We only consider such $f$ for which ${\tilde{f}}$ is also continuous [@boche08e]. Equipped with the norm $\lVert f \rVert_{B} = \lVert f \rVert_{\infty} + \lVert {\tilde{f}} \rVert_{\infty}$, this space is a Banach space, which wefunction $f_1 \in B$ such that $$\limsup_{k \rightarrow \infty} \left| ({\tilde{U}}_{N_k} f_1)(t) \right|
  =
  \infty .$$ This follows directly from $\lim_{N \rightarrow \infty} \lVert U_{N,t} \rVert = \infty$, where $U_{N,t} f {\mathrel{\mathop{:}}=}(U_N f)(t)$, and the uniform boundedness theorem as discussed in Section \[sec:adapt-funct-reconstr\]. However, we do not have strong divergence in this case. Because of and we have ${\tilde{U}}_N f= U_N {\tilde{f}}$. Since ${\tilde{f}}$ is also continuous, there exists, for every $f$ in $B$ and every $t \in [-\pi,\pi)$, a subsequence $\{N_k\}_{k \in {{\mathbb{N}}}} = \{N_k(f,t)\}_{k \in {{\mathbb{N}}}}$ such that $$\lim_{k \rightarrow \infty} ({\tilde{U}}_{N_k} f)(t)
  =
  {\tilde{f}}(t) ,$$ according to Fej[é]{}r’s theorem [@fejer06].

This is an example where the set of functions for which we have weak divergence is a residual set, but where the set


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