because she originally put them out on herself. She ran away from the hospital in Season 1 when Dr. Metzger tried to perform the neural graft procedure (lobotomy) on her. (After passing out at the Pride Parade because of the eye contact/connection she made with Jonas, the hospital gave her a brain scan and BPO was notified that she was sensate). Whispers almost caught her at Grace’s apartment in Season 1 as well but, with the help of the cluster, she escaped from that too. She also discovered Niles Bulger, the lobotomized sensate that Whispers jumped into to kill Dr. Metzger in Season 1 (Nomi even coins the phrase “Bulger’d” for sensates who have had the procedure done). Because she found out first hand what Whispers & BPOfor kicking the wall of her cell.

Scene 4:

-Wolfgang is visiting with Felix in the hospital, who is still recovering from Steiner’s shotgun blast from a few weeks prior. He has been in a coma ever since it happened and hasn’t woken up yet. Wolfgang immediately says out loud: “It feels like I’m hitting a wall…” which is exactly what Sun was just doing in the previous scene. His heart is heavy and he talks about how he made a mess of things after murdering his uncle, cousin, and all of their men. He says he was trying to fix everything but just fucked it up instead, costing him “the only thing he has ever really wanted”. On queue, Kala walks by because she is the only thing he


(which turns out to be Amsterdam). While sleeping, Will is connecting to Angelica and is reliving one of her past memories. Because she is his sensate mother and he & the cluster have a special bond with her, he is actually able to interact with her during these memories even though she’s dead; mostly because of his deep connection to her sense experience with heroin. He sees her in a green, wooded forest area at first but then is transported to the abandoned church in Chicago, where she killed herself. They are shooting up heroin together and she asks him “You were a cop?” He responds by saying “I am a cop.” It is very important to remember that Will never loses sight of this throughout the entirea virgin. The fact that he went behind her back to gossip with her mother about it shows that he doesn’t know her as well as he should, as he oversteps his boundaries with her constantly. But as soon as he sees her reaction and how upset she is about it, he knows he has messed up and he immediately begins apologizing for his actions. This is why I like Rajan so much.

-The controversial “hateful words” montage begins and each sensate who “shares” with Lito in his car sees a word that is offensive to them as an individual in place of the word Lito sees. I have heard varying opinions about this scene, with some people being appalled at the fact that the word “pig” was used


as an equivalent to the N-word but I completely understand what was trying to be done here. The words weren’t being used as an equivalent, the emotions were. “Pig” bothers Will just as much as “bitch” bothers Sun, or “Nazi” bothers Wolfgang, or “slut” bothers Riley. It isn’t supposed to be a comparison between the weight of the words on a general scale (because then there would be no comparison at all). It’s supposed to be a representation of the fact that they all know how it feels to be called a name that is offensive to them as individuals. It is a shared emotion, not a particular black & white kind of situation like pinpointing the differences between how offensive one word is compared to the next.Everyone who was connected to her before her death is also able to tap into the psycellium and access memories of her as well (Jonas & Whispers included, and this is also why Will can still see Sara Patrell sometimes) but the connection isn’t as strong as the one Angelica has with her children, especially Will. I suspect the reason he is so close to her might have something to do with the fact that she was in Chicago, lived in Chicago, worked for BPO in Chicago, died in Chicago; and Will was always close by. When she awakened the cluster in Season 1, she was literally a few hundred feet away from Will in the abandoned church as his sensate genes were changing from dormant to active.


was addicted to also helps the connection between the two of them tremendously since Will is connecting to Angelica’s “sense experience” with the same exact drug. He is literally experiencing everything she experienced at the same exact time as he is experiencing it for himself. No wonder it’s so intense!

-Jonas also reveals that Will and his cluster were not Angelica’s first. She had birthed another cluster years before them who were all eventually hunted down and taken out by BPO.

-Will asks Jonas about the cluster Whispers came from but Angelica is the one who shows up to answer since Jonas has been injected with some sort of blocker or medication that knocks him unconscious. The injection is made up of a clear, yellow fluid that we end upguess if you are literally inside one another’s heads and inside one another’s bodies, becoming extensions of yourself, then it doesn’t really matter how long you’ve known each other anyways because no one could ever know you better than you know yourself.

-The cluster gathers in their individual locations across the world to celebrate their shared birthday:

Sun: Celebrates with Soo-Jin in prison & then later does Thai Chi with the rest of the cluster.

Riley & Will: Arrive to a new safe house which is totally an upgrade from the last one. Riley surprises him by blindfolding him and lighting candles (she’s so romantic!) They take a bath together in the retro copper tub.

Kala: Has dinner in Positano with Rajan. He has thrown her a birthday party on the beach,


Kingdom). She wants Wolfgang to take over for Sergei and become the King of East Berlin. She says his presence would calm everything down because no matter what, he is still a Bogdanow (and we finally learn the correct way to pronounce his last name: Bog-da-noff. With my Polish & Russian decent, it seems I’ve been pronouncing it correctly this whole entire time. Yay, me!) With that, Wolfgang gets up and walks away. He has absolutely no interest in getting involved in the gang war whatsoever.

Scene 4:

-Riley & Will are asleep at their second safe house. Angelica suddenly appears to warn Will that the heroin has faded away enough to allow Whispers to make a connection with him. I believe that the reason Angelica appeared to warn himhas been able to collect intel about his family (specifically his wife) and we get to see Will’s observation skills come into play. We find out that good ol’ Milt was asked to take a voluntary leave of absence after failing to stop him from rescuing Riley from the BPO facility in Iceland. This shows us that Milton may be in a position of power but that he definitely answers to certain superiors who are higher up than he is.

-Whispers threatens Riley & the rest of the cluster but he also threatens Diego and all of Will’s friends on the police force, as well as his father. Will realizes that BPO probably has agents trailing all of them in their every-day lives.

-Riley wakes up and immediately knows Will


him 13 years old at the time (8/8/88) and I have always suspected that on top of all of the abuse he suffered himself, Wolfgang could have made the choice to kill his father because of whatever happened to his mother. I was really expecting to get way more back story on her this season but we didn’t get as many answers as I would have liked (waaah).

-Wolfie says something very interesting about “secrets”, which I have already written a post about in the past that you can see here [x]

-Felix finally wakes up out of his coma to assure Wolfgang that his mother was crazy as cat shit and that he can’t bare to listen to another one of his sob stories. Such a cute moment! Thebefore he can serve as a potential threat to his power. He says something about Fischer being “in my fucking house?!” and shoves him violently.

Fischer says:

-Volker points a finger-gun at him, and so the war begins.

-Wolfgang & Volker exchange a look and Wolfie knows it’s time to high-tail it out of there, so he takes Felix and leaves.

Scene 23:

-Wolfgang & Felix begin to walk the streets of Berlin, setting off fireworks and bringing in the New Year. In this moment, we see a quick cameo of Lana & Tom Tykwer (who is responsible for casting Max in the role of Wolfgang in the first place). Thank GOD for these two amazing people!

-Fischer runs out from the crowd and towards Wolfgang, pleading with him to please help. There are


Identification of a splice variant of optineurin which is defective in autophagy and phosphorylation.
Optineurin (Optn) is an autophagy receptor that performs various functions in cargo-selective and non-selective autophagy. Here, we have identified and characterized a splice variant of mouse optineurin mRNA, which produces a truncated protein lacking N-terminal 157 amino acids (d157mOptn). This mRNA and protein are expressed in several tissues and cells. d157mOptn has an intact LC3-interacting region and a serine (S187) in it. However, unlike normal optineurin, the d157mOptn was not phosphorylated at this site when expressed in mammalian cells, and showed reduced interaction with TBK1 (tank binding kinase) that mediates phosphorylation at S187 (S177 in human OPTN). This phosphorylation of Optn required intact N-terminal sequence as well as functional C-terminal ubiquitin-binding domain. Unlike normal optineurin,95% power to detect differences. *P* values \<0.05 were considered statistically significant. All statistical analysis was performed with SPSS v15.0 and SAS System v9.2.

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Cytokine and hormone levels in TB patients, HHC and healthy controls {#s3a}
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We first analyzed the levels of several mediators known to participate in the immune, endocrine and metabolic responses. As shown in [Table 1](#pone-0026363-t001){ref-type="table"}, it was clear that the BMI, leptin, CRP, DHEA, IL-6, cortisol, and IL-1β concentrations and the ratio cortisol/DHEA attained highly significant between-group differences, with adiponectin nearly reaching statistical significance. Comparisons of the leptin/BMI ratio, as an attempt to adjust for the effect of BMI influence on leptin levels, also revealed a significant difference. Post hoc paired comparisons with Bonferroni method for the variables showing between-group differences revealed that HHC had


            1 (1.9)             7 (13.2)   45 (84.9)   53

Numbers between parentheses represent percent values respect the total number per group.

Leave-one-out cross validation is done in the analysis: each observation is classified by functions derived from all observations other than that observation.

74.3% of observations correctly classified.

62.9% of observations correctly classified with cross-validation.

![Plot of two linear discrimination functions of the model differentiating the study groups.\
Function 1 = 0.692\*BMI - 0.655\*CRP + 0.436\*Leptin - 0.305\* IL-6 - 0.185\*Ghrelin - 0.124\*IL-1β + 0.059\*Age + 0.309\*DHEA - 0.192\*Adiponectin - 0.212\*Cortisol. Function 2 = 0.036\*BMI - 0.075\*CRP + 0.368\*Leptin + 0.117\*IL-6 - 0.066\*Grhelin -0.053\*IL-1β + 0.691\*Age - 0.562\*DHEA + 0.406\*Adiponectin - 0.305\*Cortisol.](pone.0026363.g001){#pone-0026363-g001}

Discriminantand also exerts potent anti-inflammatory effects [@pone.0026363-Dillon1]. Our results are in line with data from patients with chronic disabling inflammatory diseases in whom a prolonged immune aggression coexist with a deficient production of adrenal steroids [@pone.0026363-Straub2]. In other infectious diseases of chronic nature, i.e., leishmaniasis and Chagas disease, levels of DHEA were also found reduced [@pone.0026363-Baccan1], [@pone.0026363-Prez1].

Several pieces of evidence from our group suggest that decreased DHEA levels in TB patients are unfavorable for the course of the disease, in terms of the disturbed anti-infective immune response, control of tissue damage, and metabolism [@pone.0026363-Bottasso1], [@pone.0026363-Bottasso2]. Supporting this view, treatment with a synthetic DHEA derivative improved the course of experimental tuberculosis in mice [@pone.0026363-HernndezPando1]. Also, administration of DHEA sulphate improved IgG and IFN-γ production in mice immunized with heat


[@pone.0026363-Besedovsky1]. In cases in which the noxious stimulus cannot be eliminated, as in TB, our study suggests that the resultant of the host response to such aggression increases the risk of worsening the disease. The results also indicate that a multi-mediator approach is suitable for a more integrated view of the pathogenesis of the disease.

Findings are relevant as they come from what is occurring in real situations.

We thank Immodulon Therapeutics Ltd. (London) for providing several ELISA reagents.

**Competing Interests:**The authors have declared that no competing interests exist.

**Funding:**This work was supported by grants from FONCYT (BID 1728/OC-AR PID 160) and Fundación Florencio Fiorini. The funders had no role in study design, data collection and analysis, decision to publish, or preparation of the manuscript.

[^1]: Conceived and designed the experiments: HB AdRno rejection episode nor any other major complication. Although experience with lung transplantation for end-stage DIPF is still limited, it is gradually being accepted as the only successful therapeutic approach. The case presented is the first in Israel of successful heart-lung transplantation for DIPF.


copy of The Okinawa Diet Plan onto the pile of free giveaways where I work. I picked it up and put it in my pile of books that I never have any time to read. Only I did start reading it. A chapter here and a chapter there. Eventually, I absorbed most of the book’s concepts, even though to date I haven’t even looked at the recipes.

But the one I kept coming back to was this: “Making Caloric Density Work for You.” This chapter, more than any other, provided the key to losing weight. And it verified my belief that something was wrong with the food pyramid, and it made the Atkins Diet Plan look absolutely stupid.

Caloric Density is calculated by dividing the calorie count per serving by            Occasional partner (N = 391)            168    34.4

**\***Median age 31 (IQR: 15--69) years.

Sexual relations over the past 12 months with a regular partner were recorded in 1,421 (91%) subjects, condom use was reported by 19.9% of subjects and most participants (65.5%) had only one regular partner. For sexual relations with commercial partners, 311 (19.9%) of the participants responded positively, condom use was reported in 56.9% of those cases, and the percentage of cases with more than one sexual partner was 73.5%. Sexual relations with an occasional partner were reported by 489 (31.3%) participants, with condom use noted in 34.4% of those cases and the number of


30.6--35.2). The prevalence was comparable in the various provinces (Pichincha 30.4%, Guayas 34.2% and Azuay 40.5%, P = 0.098) and in the different working sector (commerce 34.6%, manufacturing 34.7%, and real estate 29.0%, P = 0.096). When considering risk factors separately and adjusting for province and working sector (see Table [5](#T5){ref-type="table"}), age and gender were not significantly related to lack of knowledge. The prevalence in older subjects was 28.8% vs. 33.2% in younger individuals (P = 0.18), yielding an adjusted OR of 1.23 (95%CI: 0.91--1.68). As for gender, there was only a slight tendency (P = 0.071) towards a higher prevalence of a lack of knowledge in men (34.4%) than in women (30.2%): adjusted OR = 1.23 (95%CI: 0.98--1.55). By contrast, the education level was a significant risk factor for the lack of knowledge about HIV/AIDS prevention measures (P \< 0.0001),same, namely male gender, older age, low education level and manual labor. By contrast, married status and previous exposure to an intervention program were protective and associated with better knowledge. The results of the "HIV/AIDS Linea de base" study sponsored by Global Fund in Ecuador in 2007 which focused on incorrect beliefs about forms of HIV transmission among men who have sex with men (MSM) and sex workers, were similar to those of the present study (good transmission knowledge: MSM 58.8% and sexual workers: 46.5%) \[[@B5]\]. The main objective of that study was to establish the prevalence of HIV/AIDS among MSM and sex workers. The results regarding HIV prevalence were interpreted cautiously because of potential biases in the selection methods \[[@B9]\]. The results regarding knowledge, however, were accepted


and published by the Public Health Ministry of Ecuador (MPHE). Another study, the "Equidad Study" in 2006 (n = 261), revealed similar trends but was also conducted among the MSM and sex worker population and included only 2 questions about transmission knowledge (condom use: 78.2% and fidelity: 64.8%). Other studies conducted by the Ministry of Public Health of Ecuador to estimate the prevalence of HIV, namely in college students (ESPOCH, 2007), in sex workers (Red Trab Sex, 2007) and in MSM (CEPAR 2009) are worth mentioning but provide limited information on the topics discussed here \[[@B9]\]. To the best of our knowledge, there are no studies that have focused on the working population.

This is the first study carried out in Ecuador focusing on HIV/AIDS knowledge in companies. As mentioned, companieslow education level, manual labor, and positively by married status and previous exposure to intervention programs. Based on these findings, HIV/AIDS intervention programs should be urgently needed in companies where no such programs have ever been held. Special attention should be paid to single manual labor workers aged 40 years or more and with low educational level. The group of younger workers more aware of the HIV/AIDS epidemics should also benefit from more specific recommendations as they are the most sexually active group. Finally, the study has demonstrated its feasibility in providing prevalence estimates of HIV/AIDS transmission and prevention measures knowledge in a large part of the active Ecuadorian population through the national company network. This may foster similar initiatives in other countries.

Abbreviations
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AIDS: Acquired immunodeficiency disease syndrome;CDC: Center for


addressed the sackings this afternoon, saying the quartet's failure to respond to a peer review of the side's dismal performance in the second Test was the latest in a list of misdemeanours by the Australian players.

He said this was Cricket Australia's "line in the sand" and that the player had received plenty of warnings.

"We have been dealing with small issues ... You can only get your last chance so many times," Howard said.

"This is the straw that broke the camel’s back. At some stage unfortunately you’ve got to make a call.

"There were plenty of warnings."

Howard would not go into detail about what the other player indiscretions were but said CA would not take a situation as "trivial as this in isolation" and deal such a harsh punishment toviolin, but Sarah appears, drags Ed outside, and tells him that he has to practice or she'll tell their mom. Ed reveals how much he has practiced, but Sarah and Jimmy see that he is still terrible. Sarah and Jimmy hide behind a fence and Sarah tells Jimmy to keep an eye on Ed and make sure he practices. As soon as she leaves, Eddy once again tries to smash the violin, but Edd grabs it away and signals that they have company, in the form of a hiding Jimmy. Eddy then decides that Ed should find another, more private place to practice.

The Eds then waltz through the Cul-de-Sac. Edd and Eddy, with makeshift earplugs in, try to find a place to escape Jimmy. Unfortunately, Jimmy seems to


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Its opponents are divided. The US is backing a group of moderates who barely exist and wants to weaken the Assad government. In the past week some of the heaviest fighting in Syria has been IS’s attack on the Kurdish enclave of Kobani, also known as Ayn al-Arab, close to Turkey. It is defended by the fighters of the YPG Kurdish militia who are the Syrian branch of the mainly Turkish Kurd PKK which the US labels as “terrorist”.

US policy has an Alice in Wonderland absurdity about it, everything being the opposite of what it appears to be. The so-called “coalition of the willing” is, in practice, very unwilling to fight IS, while those hitherto excluded, such as Iran, the Syrian government, Hezbollah and the PKK, are the(DIIA), to take their views on the partnership agreement that the government plans to enter into with private firms in critical defence projects like manufacturing of submarines and fighter planes.

Defence sources said the meeting went off “very well” and it was “very positive”.

The minister was of the view that since it was only the first meeting, more meetings would be required over the next two months before some sort of decision is firmed up.

Parrikar will now meet individual companies, sector- wise over the next few weeks and try to allay any apprehensions and get fresh inputs.

Industry sources said the minister was “very keen” to get the feedback and has told them to give strong arguments for or against the strategic partnership.

The sources said Parrikar was of the view


for women. Hypertriglyceridemia was defined as serum triglycerides ≥150 mg/dL or taking triglyceride lowering agents. Estimated glomerular filtration rate (eGFR) was calculated using the Chronic Kidney Disease Epidemiology collaboration equation \[[@CR20]\], and chronic kidney disease was characterized as subjects with eGFR \<60 mL/min/1.73 m^2^ \[[@CR21]\]. Albuminuria was characterized as having more than one positive dip-stick test or urine albumin-to-creatinine ratio \>30 mg/g \[[@CR21]\]. Excluding individuals with missing urine data, 819 subjects were categorized into sex-specific LF/TF ratio tertiles and analyzed for risk of albuminuria. Regular exercise was defined as "engaging in intense physical activity, that made one very tired or breathe much harder than usual, and involved more than 20 min per session at least 3 times per week" (e.g., running, jogging, mountain climbing, fast cycling, fast swimming, playing soccer, playing basketball, playing squash or singlesUSA), and MedCalc (version 13.1; <http://medcalc.software.informer.com/13.1>); P \< 0.05 was considered statistically significant.

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Baseline characteristics by ratio of leg fat to total fat {#Sec8}
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A total of 15,686 individuals with no history of CVD were analyzed in the present study (Fig. [1](#Fig1){ref-type="fig"}). Individuals with a higher LF/TF ratio tended to have smaller waist circumference, lower blood pressure, and more favorable metabolic conditions (glucose, insulin, HOMA-IR, LDL cholesterol, triglyceride, HDL cholesterol, and eGFR) (Table [1](#Tab1){ref-type="table"}). Subsequently, a low prevalence of hypertension, diabetes, metabolic syndrome and chronic kidney disease was observed in the highest LF/TF ratio tertile in both non-obese and obese population. The correlation between leg fat and arm fat was strong (Pearson coefficient = 0.808, P \< 0.001), while the association between leg fat and trunk fat was relatively weak (Pearson coefficient = 0.647, P \< 0.001) in our population.Table 1Baseline characteristics


risk score tertiles by LF/TF ratio. \*\**P* \< 0.001

Ratio of leg fat to total fat and cardiometabolic disease risk components {#Sec10}
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We have demonstrated a relationship between LF/TF ratio and CVD risk; likewise, we analyzed the risks of each cardiometabolic factor component as related to LF/TF ratio. In Table [2](#Tab2){ref-type="table"}, individuals with the lowest LF/TF ratio tertile had the highest risk of obesity, hypertension, diabetes, dyslipidemia, metabolic syndrome, and kidney dysfunction (OR range 2.64--11.24, all P \< 0.001). To assess the association between LF/TF ratio and CVD risk independent of other covariates, we performed multiple logistic regression analysis. After sequential adjustment for confounding covariates such as age, sex, obesity, smoking, alcohol, systolic blood pressure, serum glucose, dyslipidemia, BMI, menopause state and kidney function, individuals with lower LF/TF ratios were found to have significantly higherto be further investigated. Prospective, well-designed, longitudinal studies with sufficient laboratory and cardiovascular imaging resources are warranted to identify the complex relationship between LF/TF ratio and CVD risk.

Conclusions {#Sec13}
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This nationwide survey of a representative sample of Korean population demonstrated that LF/TF ratio was important for predicting higher CVD risk and, was associated with increased risks of CVD, independent for other cardiovascular factors.

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**Additional file 1: Figure S1.** Proportion of individuals with CVD risk score tertiles by LF/TF ratio. **Additional file 2: Figure S2.** Difference in ACC/AHA ASCVD risk according to LF/TF ratio tertiles. ACC/AHA ASCVD risk stratified by **A** obesity, and **B** age. Proportion of individuals with high ACC/AHA ASCVD risk (\>10%) stratified by **c** obesity, and **d** age. **Additional file 3: Figure S3.** Difference in Framingham


Bonomi BS.18 Airone

The Bonomi BS.18 Airone () was a single seat training glider, designed in Italy in 1936. Only one was built.

Design and development

The Airone was an attempt to produce a training glider similar to the BS.8 Biancone but with a better glide ratio. It used the wings of the Biancone but had the more refined fuselage of the BS.10 Ardea.  The wing bracing and the empennage was new.

The wing was a wooden two spar structure, largely fabric covered.  The forward spar was close to the leading edge; from it forward around the edge the wing was plywood covered, forming a torque-resistant D-box; aft the covering was fabric.  The rear spar was just behind mid-chord.  The central panel, occupying a little under half theThey're not going to suck. In fact, this could be a pretty big year for Arizona basketball.

kneuller

08-20-2012, 11:02 AM

VCU FTW

ENluv12

08-20-2012, 11:03 AM

They have said that since I was a freshman there... and I think they had one good year? I hope they do well, though.

Failed State

08-20-2012, 11:07 AM

The University of San Francisco is going to finish 5th in the NIT. You heard it here first kids.

GuyInTucson

08-20-2012, 11:13 AM

They have said that since I was a freshman there... and I think they had one good year? I hope they do well, though.

Yeah but this year's team is the most talented and deep Arizona squad, top to bottom, since 2005. There may not be a Derrick Williams factor, but this team goes about two deep at every position. Parrom has


be picked 3rd in the Mountain West this year, behind UNLV and San Diego State. Also really hoping that Steve Alford can pull a minor miracle and sign Aaron Gordon for the 2013 class. I'm pretty sure he's one of Arizona's top priorities (maybe THE priority), as well.

Gribbz

08-20-2012, 12:24 PM

I don't care about where they rank a recruiting class because that does not mean with will necessarily win. Like I said, I hope that they do, but someones idea about how good recruiting class doesn't mean anything to me because of other factors. Transitioning from high school to college his a difficult thing for a lot of athletes, and no one can predict how players are going to react. Also, from being part of the Arizona athletic department09:21 PM

UCLA is going to stuggle with keeping their front line (Joshua Smith/Tony Parker) out of Diddy Riese, keeping Shabazz eligable, and making the Wear twins more watchable. If they can do all those things they should win the conference but Zona should be able to compete with their front court. Kaleb T, B Ashley, Garrett, and Chol are going to be a rotation that can make some noise, not to mention Hill and Nick Johnson running on the wings. Sad that Turner could never get his head on straight or this team could have been making a final four run.

tyles

08-23-2012, 11:53 AM

Last year, a bunch of Kentucky fans gave me shit for wearing my KU shirt at the campgrounds last year... and then they said nicely "but


dragging on way too long) and now Shabazz's injury it's potentially going to be a long season.

GuyInTucson

10-26-2012, 03:07 PM

The Shabazz injury is concerning for sure. He's one of the most dynamic freshmen in the country and could wind up beiing their leading scorer. His game is ridiculous. I watched him in the Vegas AAU tournaments in 2011 and his athleticism and motor are off the chart.

As a Villanova grad, I'm sad this is the last season of so many Big East founders. I don't want to play SMU and Boise St. They aren't even in the eastern time zone.

Also, our team hasn't been good since Scottie Reynolds if anyone on here can even remember who that is.

SepaGroove

11-11-2012, 09:02 PM

Go Bruins.

gaypalmsprings

11-14-2012, 03:47 PM

I watched Michigan State beat Kansas &the system, which is supposed to be for the best interest of these young men and women, absolutely abuses them. It is just outrageous."

In an email to USA TODAY Sports on Tuesday, NCAA spokesperson Stacey Osburn elaborated on the timeline of the investigation. She said that the NCAA staff requested specific documents on July 31 but did not receive the majority of requested documents until September 25, followed by more information on October 10. She added that the NCAA staff was granted access to what she called "additional critical information" Nov. 1

Hours before UCLA opened its season Nov. 9, the NCAA ruled Muhammad ineligible because of what it called a violation of amateurism rules.

During Muhammad's recruitment, the NCAA informed schools recruiting Muhammad that there may be unresolved issues


score and usually do so efficiently for a player of his size. I can totally understand what NBA Scouts see in him because he has a lot of tools to work with. Under the right coach, his ceiling is really, really high.

HotHamWater

01-14-2013, 03:26 PM

Shabazz has ridiculous athleticism. In high school and AAU, he could take anyone off the dribble one-on-one and that will come with time at the higher levels of competition. He has impressive shooting range and he is a solid rebounder for his size. Most people who scouted him wondered if he and Ben Howland were a good match because Howland has gained a reputation recently of running a slower offense than advertised and Shabazz excels in an up-tempo game. Shabazz is the type of playerfuck up

and until someone can figure out how to slit someones throat on the court with a basketball, the malarchuk incident is still the worst non-fatal sports injury to be televised live

ENluv12

04-01-2013, 07:17 AM

That was the worst I have ever seen. I just feel so bad for him and the whole team. I wish them all the best and I hope he is able to make a full recovery.

Pixiessp

04-01-2013, 11:17 AM

I had no idea what happened either. Just saw the players crying and grimacing and saw Ware lying on the ground. I thought maybe he had stopped breathing. But when I saw Pitino crying I teared up as well. I saw the youtube video when I got home and I wish I hadn't.

hawkingvsreeve

04-01-2013, 11:30 AM

From here: (http://www.salon.com/2013/03/31/will_ware_be_stuck_with_the_bill/)

Louisville sophomore


directors and college administrators. Yet that same business offers relative scraps to the players who actually generate that money.

It is certainly true that Division I NCAA basketball players get athletic scholarships. However, those scholarships often do not cover the entire cost of attending college. Additionally, many are not guaranteed four-year scholarships — on the contrary, many schools refuse to offer guaranteed multi-year scholarships, and the NCAA’s big “reform” of the last few years wasn’t to mandate such a guarantee, but to merely allow it if particular schools want it.

That means that if a player like Ware gets injured while on the job at a school that doesn’t offer a multi-year scholarship, the scholarship can be — and often is — revoked.

If that isn’t bad enough, the New Yorkgoing forward. You will probably flop over the handlebars. This will happen with relatively minor braking forces.
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The better thing to do, of course, is to brace against something lower, usually the pedals. The aim is to stop yourself pivoting up. You can most easily do this by pushing yourself back and low behind the seat. You can then withstand much greater braking forces without going OTB.


to the appellate court "unless the appellant makes affidavit that he is unable to pay such costs or give security therefor."
Here the trial court concluded that the expiration of time from July 24, 1973, when the notice of appeal was filed, until October, 26, 1973, when the order dismissing the appeal was entered, constituted an unreasonable delay since there was no transcript of evidence to be prepared and the delay was caused solely by the appellant's failure to pay costs or file a proper pauper's affidavit.
We find no abuse of discretion in the dismissal of the appeal pursuant to Code Ann. § 6-809 (b) (Ga. L. 1965, pp. *84 18, 29; 1972, p. 624).
Judgment affirmed. All the Justices concur.
improvements is that of training data. Right now, transliteration research (including the described work) performs training and evaluation on plain correspondences between strings in two orthographic systems. Such an approach disregards word frequencies, and treats predictions involving alternative, valid transcriptions as errors. Improvements to both the training datasets and the mechanisms for handling multiple predictions will likely result in significant improvements in model performance and correlate more with human evaluations. In addition to improving datasets, our work also points out the need for understanding the relative importance of character and word error rates in evaluating transliterations, since they appear to vary independently.

Given that transliteration is often used as part of machine translation systems, and that such systems themselves are increasingly character based end-to-end system, the question arises whether


BLAST searches and for the construction of HMMs are available as supplemental data ([Data S1](#pone.0007349.s001){ref-type="supplementary-material"}). Further classification of the *Ciona* sequences into orthologous sets of different classes, families, subfamilies and types were carried out based on phylogenetic analyses ([Table 1](#pone-0007349-t001){ref-type="table"}, [Table S1](#pone.0007349.s003){ref-type="supplementary-material"}). The complete amino acid sequences of all identified *Ciona* proteins are available as supplemental data ([Data S2](#pone.0007349.s002){ref-type="supplementary-material"}).

10.1371/journal.pone.0007349.t001

###### Classification of heterotrimeric G proteins and RGS proteins in *C. intestinalis*.

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  Class                      Family                               Subfamily   interact with the Gβ~5~ homolog in an analogous mode.

Heterotrimeric G protein complexes {#s3d}
----------------------------------

The results of our analysis indicating a repertoire of only one homolog each of the Gβ(1--4) type and the Gβ~5~ type subunits, two homologs of Gγ subunit and one homolog of the GGL containing RGS protein implies that only a maximum of five potential Gβ heterodimer complex combinations (two Gβ(1--4) γ complexes, two Gβ~5~γ complexes and one Gβ~5~-RGS complex) likely exists in *Ciona*. Furthermore, with 10 Gα subunits, the *Ciona* genome potentially displays a limited repertoire of 50 Gαβγ heterotrimeric complexes. It is noteworthy that the diversity in the types of Gβγ complexes in *Ciona* is comparable to those seen in lower eukaryotic model organisms. For example, yeast has one Gβ subunit (Genbank ID: AAA35114) that


HUAWEI has launched the Kirin 970, its first mobile AI computing chip featuring a dedicated Neural Processing Unit (NPU) as it enters a new era in smartphone innovation.

The platform combines the power of the cloud with the speed and responsiveness of native AI processing bringing AI experiences to life and changing the way we interact with our devices.

“As we look to the future of smartphones, we’re at the threshold of an exciting new era,” said Richard Yu, CEO of HUAWEI Consumer Business Group. “Mobile AI = On-Device AI + Cloud AI. HUAWEI is committed to developing smart devices into intelligent devices by building end-to-end capabilities that support coordinated development of chips, devices, and the cloud. The ultimate goal is to provide a significantly better user experience. The Kirin  }
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      if ( resi_pd == 0 )
      {
         // theNDLDataZ,A has the Z and A of used NDL file
	G4double ndlZNew = theNDLDataZ;
	G4double ndlANew = theNDLDataA;
	if( theProjectile == G4Neutron::Neutron() ) {
	  ndlANew ++;
	} else if( theProjectile == G4Proton::Proton() ) {
	  ndlZNew ++;
	  ndlANew ++;
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	  ndlZNew ++;
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	  ndlZNew ++;
	  ndlANew += 3;
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	  ndlZNew += 2;
	  ndlANew += 3;
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	  ndlZNew += 2;


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      ires = nSecondaries;
      nSecondaries += 1;

      G4DynamicParticle* res = new G4DynamicParticle ( resi_pd , dif_4p.v() );
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      p4 = res->Get4Momentum();
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      {
         slow = p4.beta();
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Thus, in its findings issued in January 1986, the panel stated that it had considered the Committee's 1982 findings, as well as three new matters. The panel recommended that Pacheco not be certified. Since the 1982 findings played a role in the panel's 1985 recommendation,


different, and far more damning picture than did the findings of the hearing panel. Eleven of the Committee's thirteen findings of fact were restatements of the 1982 findings. Included in this group of 11 findings was a 1969 incident of misconduct that had been excluded by stipulation from the August 1985 hearing. Each of these 11 findings dealt with Pacheco's conduct prior to 1977. Only two of the thirteen findings  the child custody and the property transfer matters  involved post-1982 conduct.
Similarly, the Committee's 1986 conclusions were based almost exclusively on matters that were the subject of the 1982 proceedings. For example, the Committee concluded that Pacheco "demonstrated a lack of respect for the judicial process in his involvement of counseling [a murder witness] to evade servicea legal tendency to prove the applicant's present conduct. (In re Wells (1917) 174 Cal. 467, 475 [163 P. 657].) We have, however, recognized that the passage of time lessens the significance of an applicant's misconduct, particularly when that misconduct occurred long before his or her application to the bar. (See, e.g., Martin B. v. Committee of Bar Examiners (1983) 33 Cal.3d 717, 726 [190 Cal. Rptr. 610, 661 P.2d 160] ["the passage of nine years with an unblemished, exemplary record, in itself should be sufficient to show rehabilitation" and bring about the admission of a man charged with two rapes while serving in the Marine Corps]; Hall v. Committee of Bar Examiners, supra, 25 Cal.3d 730, 742 ["we are also impressed by the fact that six years


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to understand and build a complex system we don't quite understand, that
solves the problem in a way we don't quite understand. What did we gain? A
system that solves the problem - maybe, when it feels like it, depending on
the problem, provided enough data etc etc. Our understanding of the problem
hasn't changed and therefore our ability to solve it, hasn't.

To give an analogy- it's like a kid at school who can't solve some arithmetic
problem they have for homework asking their big sister to solve it for them.
The kid now knows the answer to the problem but still doesn't know how to
solve it, on their own. They didn't "find a solution"\- they found someone who
knows the solution.

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exemplars of specific styles?

Or in other words, what exactly will our AI songwriter be trying to learn?
It'd be looking into an infinite haystack filled with almost identical needles
for a particular needle it's never even seen well enough to recognise.

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>In practical terms, the problem with learning songwriting, vs learning Go, is
that the number of board positions in Go is finite whereas the number of songs
that can be written is infinite.

There are about 10^170 legal positions in Go. We think that there are about
10^82 particles in the observable universe. The space isn't infinitely large,
but it's close enough.

The space of _enjoyable_ songs is remarkably small. There are only 12 notes in
the chromatic scale and 8 in the diatonic scale. The human


Q:

Full Hilbert space of a particle

Given the Hilbert space $H$ of a single particle, we know we can write
\begin{equation} H = H_{spatial}\otimes H_{other} \end{equation}
where $H_{spatial}$ is spanned by the possible position states of the particle (or by a Fourier transform, momentum states), and $H_{other}$ is the Hilbert space corresponding to other observables (e.g. spin). My questions are as follows:
(1) How 'fine' a tensor decomposition can we obtain of $H$?
My guess would be into Hilbert spaces $\{H_{k}\}$ where $H_{k}$ corresponds to some set $K$ of observables on the particle: for any two observables $A_{k}$ and $B_{k}$ in $K$, the sum of dimensions over each of their eigenspaces will be $dim(H_{k})$. Moreover, there may be some nontrivial commutation relations between them (but simultaneously diagionalisable observables should lie in the sameZimbabwe's former vice president is due to return home to be sworn in as president after the resignation of Robert Mugabe.

Emmerson Mnangagwa was sacked two weeks ago by Mr Mugabe - a move that plunged the country into a political crisis and eventually led to the dictator's resignation after 37 years in power.

One of Mr Mnangagwa's assistants, Larry Mavhima said: "Comrade Mnangagwa is coming back today."

He was expected to land in Zimbabwe at 4pm UK time and be sworn in on Friday, according to the country's state broadcaster.

Wild celebrations continued on the streets of Zimbabwe overnight, with people dancing and singing following Mr Mugabe's departure.

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Image: The end of Mugabe's reign sparked parties in the streets

"Welcome to the new Zimbabwe!" people chanted


a new hope.

Zimbabweans living in South Africa took to the streets of Johannesburg and some were pictured burning shirts of the ruling ZANU-PF party.

Mr Mugabe announced his resignation with immediate effect on Tuesday afternoon.

The 93-year-old said he had chosen to step down "to ensure a smooth, peaceful and non-violent transfer of power", and that he had made the decision voluntarily.

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The African Union (AU) also welcomed the decision, saying the people had expressed their will for a "peaceful transfer of power."

AU commission chairperson Moussa Faki Mahamat said he welcomed "the decision by President Robert Mugabe to step down from his position as Head of State following a lifetime of service to the Zimbabwean nation".

US secretaryThe ISIS has primarily focused on recruitments with an intention of building up their Afghanistan module which is called the Al-Khorasan. However this is for the first time that one is witnessing an ISIS plot to carry out attacks in India.

Khan who was heading the module had sourced chemicals to be used in the explosives. It was this trail which led to the police nabbing him in the month of April 2014. His questioning led the police to pick up his 4 accomplices.

At first it was not known to which module these persons belonged. However after investigations it was found that all of them subscribed to the ISIS and had planned on carrying out attacks in Madhya Pradesh.


SAN DIEGO – Police are looking for the driver of a Ford Mustang who smashed into six parked cars in the Paradise Hills neighborhood of San Diego early Thursday morning and then ran away, leaving behind an incredible amount of damage and debris.

According to San Diego police, at around 1:15 a.m. the Mustang was going east in the 5500 block of Potomac Street when it lost control on a curve and smashed into six parked cars. Neighbors came out to see the suspect get out of his car and run from the scene.

There were no injuries.

“We saw our car split in half,” one woman said.

Another neighbor told 10News that four of the damaged cars belonged to his family.

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abstract: 'We propose another proof of the geometric class field theory for curves by considering blow-ups of symmetric products of curves.'
author:
- Daichi Takeuchi
title: 'Blow-ups and the class field theory for curves'
---

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

Let $k$ be a perfect field, and $C$ be a projective smooth geometrically connected curve over $k$. The geometric class field theory gives a geometric description of abelian coverings of $C$ by using generalized jacobian varieties. Let us recall its precise statement. Fix a modulus $\mathfrak{m}$, i.e. an effective Cartier divisor of $C$ and let $U$ be its complement in $C$. Let ${{\rm Pic}_{C,\mathfrak{m}}}^0$ be the corresponding generalized jacobian variety. Let $G^0\to{{\rm Pic}_{C,\mathfrak{m}}}^0$ be an étale isogeny of smooth commutative algebraic groups and $G^1\to{{\rm Pic}_{C,\mathfrak{m}}}^1$ be a compatible morphism of torsors. We call such a pair $(G^0\to{{\rm Pic}_{C,\mathfrak{m}}}^0,G^1\to{{\rmthere is an isomorphism of groups between the subgroup of ${\rm H}^1(U,\mathbb{Q}/\mathbb{Z})$ consisting of a character $\chi$ such that $
{\rm Sw}_{P}(\chi)\leq n_P -1$ for all points $P\in \mathfrak{m}$ and the subgroup of ${\rm H}^1({{\rm Pic}_{C,\mathfrak{m}}}^0,\mathbb{Q}/\mathbb{Z})$ consisting of a multiplicative character $\rho^0$, i.e. the self-external product $\rho^0\boxtimes 1+1\boxtimes\rho^0$ on ${{\rm Pic}_{C,\mathfrak{m}}}^0\times_k{{\rm Pic}_{C,\mathfrak{m}}}^0$ equals to $m^\ast\rho^0$, the pull back of $\rho^0$ by the multiplication map $m:{{\rm Pic}_{C,\mathfrak{m}}}^0\times_k{{\rm Pic}_{C,\mathfrak{m}}}^0\to{{\rm Pic}_{C,\mathfrak{m}}}^0$.

Throughout this paper, we use the following convention. We identify an effective Cartier divisor with the associated closed subscheme. For an object defined on a scheme $S$ (e.g. an $S$-scheme, a locally free sheaf, a vector bundle, and so on) and a $S$-scheme $T$, we denote its pull back to $T$ by the same letter, unless there may be ambiguity. We denote


in Corollary \[blprod\] and \[Witt2\]. To do this, we need the following refinement of the refined Swan conductor in [@Kato], proved in [@Leal].

\[Lea\]

Let $n$ be an integer $\geq 0$.

1\. There is a unique homomorphism $${\rm rsw}:{\rm fil}_n{\rm H}^1(K,\mathbb{Z}/p^{m+1}\mathbb{Z})\to
{\rm fil}_n\widehat{\Omega}^1_K /{\rm fil}_{\lfloor\frac{n}{p}\rfloor}\widehat{\Omega}^1_K$$ such that the composition $${\rm fil}_n{\rm W}_{m+1}(K)\to{\rm fil}_n{\rm H}^1(K,\mathbb{Z}/p^{m+1}\mathbb{Z})\to
{\rm fil}_n\widehat{\Omega}^1_K /{\rm fil}_{\lfloor\frac{n}{p}\rfloor}\widehat{\Omega}^1_K$$ coincides with $F^m d$.

2\. For $\lfloor\frac{n}{p}\rfloor\leq i\leq n$, the induced map $${\rm fil}_n{\rm H}^1(K,\mathbb{Z}/p^{m+1}\mathbb{Z})/{\rm fil}_i{\rm H}^1(K,\mathbb{Z}/p^{m+1}\mathbb{Z})\to
{\rm fil}_n\widehat{\Omega}^1_K/{\rm fil}_i\widehat{\Omega}^1_K$$ is injective.

Let $k$ be a perfect field of characteristic $p$. Let $X,Y$ be smooth schemes over $k$. Let $D$ (resp. $E$) be a smooth irreducible closed subvariety of $X$ (resp. $Y$). Let $\widetilde{X}$ (resp. $\widetilde{Y}$, resp. $\widetilde{X\times Y}$) be the blow-up of $X$ (resp. $Y$, resp. $X\times Y$) along $D$ (resp. $E$, resp. $D\times E$). Let $R_1$integer. Then, the differentials $\omega_{jd+1},\dots,\omega_{(j+1)d}$ form an $R'$-basis of the $R'$-free module $\frac{1}{S_d^j}\widehat{\Omega}^1_{R'}({\rm log})$.

(Proof of Theorem \[Witt\])

1\. Let $e_{R''/R'}$ be the ramification index of $R''/R'$. Let $e_{R''/R}$ be the ramification index of $R''/R$ induced by ${\it pr}_i$. By Lemma \[unif\], $e_{R''/R}$ is independent of $i$. From the definition of the filtrations, the map ${\it pr}^\ast_i:{\rm W}_{m+1}(K)\to{\rm W}_{m+1}(K'')$ sends ${\rm fil}_n{\rm W}_{m+1}(K)$ into ${\rm fil}_{ne_{R''/R}}{\rm W}_{m+1}(K'')$. Since $S_d$ is a uniformizer of $R'$ by Lemma \[unif\], the equality $$de_{R''/R}=e_{R''/R'}$$ holds. This shows the identity $${\rm fil}_{\left\lfloor\frac{n}{d}\right\rfloor}{\rm W}_{m+1}(K')=
{\rm fil}_{ne_{R''/R}}{\rm W}_{m+1}(K'')\cap{\rm W}_{m+1}(K'),$$ hence the assertion.

2\. This follows from Lemma \[anbasis\].

Generalized jacobians and blow-ups of symmetric powers {#gen}
======================================================

Let $S$ be a scheme, $C$ be a projective smooth $S$-scheme whose geometric fibers are connected and of dimension $1$. Let $\mathfrak{m}$ be an effective


Cartier divisor of $C/S$, i.e. a closed subscheme of $C$ which is finite flat of finite presentation over $S$. We also call $\mathfrak{m}$ a modulus. Let ue denote, for $S$-schemes $T$, the projections $C\times_S T\to T$ by the same symbol ${\it pr}$. In this section, we recall and study the notion of generalized jacobian varieties. Let $d$ be an integer and $\mathfrak{m}$ be a modulus. Let $T$ be an $S$-scheme. Consider a datum $(\mathcal{L},\psi)$ such that

-   $\mathcal{L}$ is an invertible sheaf of $\deg=d$ on $C_T$.

-   $\psi$ is an isomorphism $\mathcal{O}_{\mathfrak{m}_T}\to \mathcal{L}\lvert_{\mathfrak{m}_T}$.

We say that two such data $(\mathcal{L},\psi)$ and $(\mathcal{L'},\psi')$ are isomorphic if there exists an isomorphism of invertible sheaves $f: \mathcal{L}\to \mathcal{L'}$ making the following diagram commutes $$\xymatrix{
 \mathcal{O}_{\mathfrak{m}_T}\ar[rr]^{\psi}\ar[rd]_{\psi'}&&\mathcal{L}\lvert_{\mathfrak{m}_T}
 \ar[ld]^{f\rvert_{\mathfrak{m}_T}}\\
 &\mathcal{L'}\lvert_{\mathfrak{m}_T}.
 }$$ For anpre}}$ such that $\mathcal{L}_1$ and $\mathcal{L}_2$ are equivalent if and only if there exists an invertible sheaf $\mathcal{M}$ on $T$ such that $\mathcal{L}_1\cong\mathcal{L}_2
\otimes{\it pr}^\ast\mathcal{M}$. If $C\to S$ has a section, the quotient presheaf of ${{\rm Pic}_C}^{d,{\rm pre}}$ by this equivalence relation is an étale sheaf and coincides with the étale sheafification of ${{\rm Pic}_C}^{d,{\rm pre}}$ via the natural surjection. In particular, the identity map ${{\rm Pic}_C}^d\to{{\rm Pic}_C}^d$ corresponds to an equivalence class of invertible sheaves on $C\times_S{{\rm Pic}_C}^d$. In this paper, we call this class the universal class of invertible sheaves of $\deg=d$.

From now on we fix a modulus $\Tilde{\mathfrak{m}}$. We call a modulus $\mathfrak{m}$ a submodulus if $\mathfrak{m}\subset\Tilde{\mathfrak{m}}$ holds. Until the last paragraph, we treat the case when submoduli considered are everywhere strictly positive on $S$. Let


categories. We only treat the case when $k$ is algebraically closed. General case follows from this special case by using an argument of Galois descent. When $k$ is algebraically closed, the notion of $G^1$ is superfluous, i.e. if a closed point $P$ of $U$ is fixed, $\mathcal{C}_2$ is isomorphic to the category of abelian isogenies $G^0\to{{\rm Pic}_{C,\mathfrak{m}}}^0$ with $G^0$ is connected smooth algebraic group (cf. Theorem \[main3\]). Let $\mathcal{C}_3$ be the last category.

Fix a $k$-valued point $P$ of $U$. We show that the functor $\Phi':\mathcal{C}_3\to\mathcal{C}_1$, pulling back by the morphism $U\to{{\rm Pic}_{C,\mathfrak{m}}}^0$, sending $Q\mapsto\mathcal{O}_C(Q-P)$, is an equivalence. The faithfulness is obvious since there only occur connected coverings. Let $G_1^0,G_2^0$ be elements of $\mathcal{C}_3$ and $V_1:=\Phi'(G_1^0),V_2:=\Phi'(G_2^0)$. The map ${\rm Hom}(G_i^0,G_i^0)\to{\rm Hom}(V_i,V_i)$ is bijective since the both have the sameHELLO.
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The answer above is inefficient with O(N^2) complexity. Here is a better answer with O(N) complexity.
function primeFactors(n){
  var factors = [],
      divisor = 2;

  while(n>2){
    if(n % divisor == 0){
       factors.push(divisor);
       n= n/ divisor;
    }
    else{
      divisor++;
    }
  }
  return factors;
}

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Here's a working solution:

//integer is the value for which we are finding prime factors
var integer = 13195,
    primeArray = [],
    isPrime;

//find divisors starting with 2

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Which car are you most excited to see stateside in the coming year? Let us know below if one of your favorites made our list—and which cars you’d add.to look at what's happened in the past. We got excited about this idea when Kaikōura happened - everyone saw those images of the uplifted kelp and the uplifted shellfish, all drying out in the sun and dying."

Professor Waters said New Zealand's tectonic history with lots of earthquakes in lots of different places was well known, but less so south of Dunedin.

"Down south of Dunedin, we've got this really active history of earthquakes as well. There's a good geological record that there was uplift in this area about 1000 years ago, and then again about 3000 years ago."

He said the landscape was solid proof, with old beach terraces and shorelines that were now high and dry.

Professor Waters said they were major events that represented a significant hazard for


than dinosaur kers system.

dont belive the ddd hype, I can say this with 100% security that if you were to ensure the wake of cars and limit the total amount one can make @ certain reference points(more than just a single top speed) there would be better racing immediately with little to no visual difference to the fans or more experienced viewer.

Now the next argument will be how can they measure this or enforce it?
Well how do they measure for flex in floor/wings, how did they find hondas extra fuel tanks, etc etc….

heres one idea and there would be hundred other ways to test also, but have the teams homologate a diffuser at the start of the season this is tested like they do with impact test, inpointlessly (and harmfuly) screwed!

How can sixth get almost a third as many points as a win? 4 7th place finishes equals a win, are these people stupid? How did they decide on the increases in points between positions, how can the difference between 4th and third be the same as that between 3rd and 2nd, 5th to 4th is same as 8th to 7th!! the points difference between positions should increase exponentially, something like

0.5, 1, 1.5, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7, 10, 15

As for the tyres, it will I suspect force teams into set predictable strategies, always using certain compound for optimising grid position and length of first stint to retain that track position etc. eg quali on softs, light first stint to get enough lead pit and


retain P., meaning they actually race less, its all maths and sims. Just let them quali and race, the show is great already. Also, a team can gamble on it raining, ripping up tyres in quali knowing they with have inters on the grid anyway, just seems so ill thought out.
Despite fears over financial disaster, we are shaping up for a cracking season with several teams as real contenders, and an awesome driver line up, they need to stop trying to be clever, especially as their ideas are so lame.

I hope these will be modified and its a publicity thing (they cant ever have been seriosu about the medals). Could the conditional quali be to help muddy the waters for bookmakers sake, pure quali maybe too simple, theylose their edge. Is betting on F1 that significant, anyone?

Basically, the points massively reward a win, and reward mediocrity well. Sitting in P5 making sure you finish is much better strategy than pushing for podiums, ridiculous. Surprising with these points Heidfeld dosnt have a seat.

I think the rule states that it’s taken by the tyre you set fastest lap, not the tyre you used last. So if driver takes run #1 on softs and run #2 on hards, sets better time on softs he will start on softs.

The tyre rule is near the rule used in 1997-2006. Back then teams had to choose from two options whether to use “soft” or “hard” tyre. I don’t remember too much complaints on those days.

I was under the impression that a


an annular ring, will engage only when the cap is unscrewed, thus exerting a force on the ring sufficient to break the "frangible" (i. e., breakable) interconnecting "elements" between ring and cap.  However, the tamperproof feature is useless if the ring breaks off of the cap during screw-on, because the only function of the connection between cap and ring is to provide assurance to the consumer that the milk bottle has not been opened since it left the bottler.3

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The closure at issue here, like others that have been developed, cannot be screwed off without breaking the frangible elements between the cap and the ring.  As is apparent from examination of the patents listed in note 2, supra, the feature of the closure that requires breakage ofelements, on the other hand, are "radially extending," and so, says Eddy, are the frangible elements on Fischbach and Fapex.  NEPCO, on the other hand, argues that Homma and Bardell effectively incorporated all of the significant prior art disclosed in the patents considered by the district court.

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The district court did not purport to rely on any supposed deficiency in the showing made before the Patent Office.11 Moreover, the question whether the frangible portions of the prior art closures extended radially or longitudinally is not, in itself, crucial to the relevance of the patents claimed in the district court below to constitute prior art.  Rather, the relevant issue is whether the prior art before the Patent Office disclosed ways of ensuring that the caps could be screwed


constituted, as Crisci argues, all of the significant prior art.  We recognize that inventions perform an exceedingly important and useful function, especially in our complex, industrial society; but to justify a patent monopoly, an improvement must demonstrate an inventive genius which makes a distinctive contribution to "the Progress of ... useful Arts."14  In this case the change in the mechanical construction by reducing the thickness of the annular ring (thereby increasing its resiliency), reducing the number of angular projections, and spacing the projections apart from the frangible elements on the inner surface of the ring did not make the admittedly improved device patentable.15  It was not the creation of an "inventive" faculty, even though it realized better results, but rather displayed the sort of usefuljudgment of the district court will be affirmed.  Each side to bear its own costs.

1
 The district court's determination of obviousness disposed of NEPCO's infringement claim, thus rendering the order appealable under 28 U.S.C. § 1291 (1976)
The district court also made explicit findings against Eddy on his claim that NEPCO's use of Crisci constituted a violation of sections 1 and 2 of the Sherman Act, 15 U.S.C. §§ 1, 2 (1976).  Eddy's other claims were not addressed in the district court opinion.  In resisting NEPCO's appeal, Eddy again raises all of the defenses raised at trial.  In particular, Eddy argues not only that Crisci is obvious, but that it is also (a) invalid for lack of novelty (35 U.S.C. § 102(a)), (b) invalid for


part))

11
 Cf. Allegheny Drop Forge Co. v. Portec Inc., 541 F.2d 383 (3d Cir. 1976) (per curiam) (affirming invalidation of a patent by the district court where the latter found that the Patent Office had not considered a previously issued patent which was "identical" to the patent-in-suit)

12
 The Patent Office apparently did find troublesome similarities between Crisci and the prior art; it initially rejected Crisci's claims 1-3 as being unpatentable over the patents of either Bardell or Homma.  Crisci, however, amended claim 1 by describing the annular ring carried by the frangible elements as "thin flexible" and "flexing outwardly between said frangible elements as said angular projections and ratchet section engage" and the angular projections on the inner surface of the ring as "radially inwardly extending" anddata page has a uniform intensity profile where all regions exhibit the same pixel contrast. However, due to several reasons this is usually not the case. One reason is an inhomogeneous material sensitivity, e.g. due to the chemical properties of the employed holographic polymers. Regions already irradiated by other holograms, e.g. in the case of shift multiplexing, may have a different sensitivity than not yet irradiated regions. The difference in sensitivity depends on the sensitivity curve of the material. Because of this effect it may happen that parts of the holographic interference pattern exhibit a higher contrast than others. This results in a non uniform contrast of the recovered data page. Contrast in a region is to be understood as the difference between the mean intensity of data


determined that it was indeed McGregor's signature, but that it had been cut from another document and pasted on the contract in question and then photocopied a number of times.
McGregor's action for fraudulent misrepresentation is based on the travel agency's having produced a forged document, that is, the "paste-up" signature.
The trial judge bifurcated the trial. At the end of the first part, the jury eliminated all the liability issues except the fraudulent misrepresentation claim; it unanimously found for Rob McGregor on that issue.
McGregor then filed a supplemental counterclaim for malicious prosecution. Hutchinson Travel Agency filed a motion for judgment notwithstanding the verdict on the fraudulent misrepresentation claim and a motion to dismiss the malicious prosecution claims as premature. The trial judge overruled both motions but, on plaintiff's motion,227 Kan. at 281. Additionally, a complaining party cannot show all damages from the institution of legal proceedings until they are terminated. And, finally, it is recognized that the requirement of final termination serves to help avoid inconsistent judgments from the courts. See Annot., 30 A.L.R. 4th 572.
We hold that the malicious prosecution action was premature because the appeal time has not passed. Thus, under the facts of this case, the malicious prosecution action should be dismissed.
The travel agency contended in its motion for judgment notwithstanding the verdict, and continues to contend on appeal, that a claim for fraudulent misrepresentation does not lie since McGregor was never misled by nor did he rely on the contract as being true.
To prove fraud, a claimant must show that an untrue


expressed in all mammals, whereas class Ib RNR has only been found in bacteria including pathogenic strains from *Salmonella*, *Bacillus*, and *Mycobacterium* genera. The class Ia R2 protein is only active with a diiron-oxygen cluster, but the class Ib R2F protein can have activity by incorporating manganese or iron clusters [@pone.0033436-Huque1], [@pone.0033436-Sjoberg2], [@pone.0033436-Willing1]. Recently, several studies support manganese as the physiologically relevant class Ib cofactor for RNR metabolism [@pone.0033436-Cotruvo1], [@pone.0033436-Cotruvo2] and *B. subtilis* class Ib RNR is possibly a dimanganese(III)-Y• enzyme [@pone.0033436-Zhang1]. From activity studies, the manganese reconstituted protein showed a higher specific activity relative to iron [@pone.0033436-Cotruvo1]. The Fe^III^ ~2~-Y^•^ cofactor can be generated by self-assembly with Fe^II^ and O~2~, but formation of the Mn^III^ ~2~-Y^•^ cofactor requires the additional presence of a flavodoxin like protein, NrdInm). The spectral resolution was ∼2 cm^−1^. Spectra were recorded on sampled cooled in a finger Dewar with liquid nitrogen (77 K) at a power of 5 mW (379.5 nm) or 10 mW (406.7 nm) at the sample. Reported spectra are the sum of 30 to 60 accumulations of 10 to 30 seconds and 5 independent measurements using full vertical binning on the CCD. Baseline spectra were collected using ground activated charcoal, buffer and apo protein. The rRaman spectra were also collected with a Jobyn Yvon Horiba T64000 instrument equipped with a 410 nm Kaiser Optical holographic Super-Notch filter to serve as a single spectrograph to avoid high losses of Raman light. Here a three stage laser system was used as the light source: A Spectra-Physics Millennia Pro


tyrosyl ring, namely the dihedral angle (θ) ([Figures 1B](#pone-0033436-g001){ref-type="fig"} and [5](#pone-0033436-g005){ref-type="fig"}, see earlier description in materials and methods), strongly influences the values of the H-*hfc* in the tyrosyl backbone, which also depends on spin-density distribution of the tyrosyl radical specially on C1 [@pone.0033436-Sjoberg3]. Thus, in view of the similarities observed in the EPR envelope with *B. anthracis* R2F, the dihedral angle (θ) of the tyrosyl radical in *B. cereus* R2F was estimated as ∼60° [@pone.0033436-Himo1], [@pone.0033436-Svistunenko1]. This conformation accounts well for nearly identical spin-density (from Mulliken population analysis) located on the H3,H5 protons, and for the large difference in spin-density between the β~1,2~-protons ([Figure 5](#pone-0033436-g005){ref-type="fig"}). The derived EPR parameters are collected in [Table 1](#pone-0033436-t001){ref-type="table"} together with *g*, *A* and θ values for the tyrosyl radicals in RNR R2from *E. coli* R2 [@pone.0033436-Andersson4], [@pone.0033436-Gerfen1], mouse R2 [@pone.0033436-Andersson3], [@pone.0033436-Barra1], [@pone.0033436-Schmidt1], [@pone.0033436-Andersson4], [@pone.0033436-vanDam1], *B. anthracis* R2F [@pone.0033436-Torrents1], *S. typhimurium* R2F [@pone.0033436-Allard1], *M. tuberculosis* R2F [@pone.0033436-Liu1] and photosystem II (PS II) Y~D~ [@pone.0033436-Allard1], [@pone.0033436-Dorlet1]. The estimated angle (θ) in *B. cereus* Fe^III^ ~2~-R2F differs significant from those observed in the other class Ib (θ = 75°) and class Ia (θ = 30--35°) RNRs (see [Table 1](#pone-0033436-t001){ref-type="table"}) [@pone.0033436-Allard1], [@pone.0033436-Torrents1], [@pone.0033436-Himo1], [@pone.0033436-Svistunenko1], [@pone.0033436-vanDam1], [@pone.0033436-Liu1]. However, the *g* ~1~-value observed in *B. cereus* R2F is similar to those found in class Ib R2F proteins and class I *E. coli* R2 [@pone.0033436-Allard1], [@pone.0033436-Gerfen1], [@pone.0033436-Liu1], [@pone.0033436-Hoganson1]. Observation of high *g* ~1~-value suggests that the radical moiety is not involved in a hydrogen bonding interaction with nearby groups such as water molecules. For further discussion of hydrogen bond effects,


to changes in T~1~ (spin-lattice), T~2~ (spin-spin) or both. *P~1/2~* and *b* become informative parameters in this case, *b*-values tend to converge to values smaller than 1 as a result of dipolar and exchange contributions (hence relaxation is neither purely homogeneous or purely inhomogeneous), while the half-saturation value (*P~1/2~*), directly linked to *1*/(*T* ~1~ *T* ~2~), is expected to become larger than that observed in absence of magnetic interaction. The microwave power saturation trends observed at different temperatures for R2F-Fe^III^ ~2~-Tyr^•^ are shown in [Figure 7A](#pone-0033436-g007){ref-type="fig"}. The calculated *b* value is 1 (inhomogeneously broadened line) and the *P~1/2~* -value at T = 20 K (P~1/2~ = 0.05 mW) was found lower than that obtained from *B. anthracis* R2F, *M. tuberculosis* R2F, and mouse R2, which all exhibit a *P~1/2~*-value of ∼0.1 mWAlthough no role in heterochronic development has yet been reported for *miR-246,* we herein demonstrate that *miR-246(n4636)* adults exhibit alae defects (Fig. [3](#Fig3){ref-type="fig"}e). Conversely, *scm::GFP* and *ajm-1::GFP* reporter-based expression analyses of the *miR-246(n4636)* adults did not reveal any significant change to the seam cells (Fig. [3](#Fig3){ref-type="fig"}f). This finding was supported by the results of the tissue-enrichment analysis (Additional file [5](#MOESM5){ref-type="media"}: Fig. S2). Interestingly, a hypodermal cell marker, *dpy-7::H1-wcherry*, revealed that the number of hypodermal cells was reduced in the mutant compared to control worms (45.1 ± 1.7, *n* = 20 and 51.9 ± 1.6, n = 20, respectively; also see Additional file [8](#MOESM8){ref-type="media"}: Figure S5). Further study is needed to determine the exact fate of these hypodermal cells in *miR-246* mutants.

Many predicted gene targets of the mis-regulated heterochronic miRNAs are differentially expressed in the *pry-1(mu38)* mRNA


data point represents the mean of two replicates and error bar represents the SEM, \**p* \< 0.05, \*\**p* \< 0.01 (TIF 3950 kb) Additional file 7:**Figure S4.** miRNA expression analysis in *pry-1(mu38)* adults using a *GFP* reporter. (A) Representative images of *PmiR-48::GFP, PmiR-84::GFP, PmiR-241::GFP,* and *PmiR-246::GFP* reporters in control N2 and *pry-1(mu38)* animals. The scale bar is 0.1 mm. (B) Quantification of fluorescence intensity using an arbitrary unit (a.u.) scale. Each data point represents the mean of two replicates (at least 20 animals each) and error bar represents the STD. Student's *t*-test was used to determine the statistical significance: \**p* \< 0.05. (TIF 7910 kb) Additional file 8:**Figure S5.** Representative images of control N2 and *miR-246(n4636)* mutants showing hypodermal cells (based on *dpy-7::H1-wcherry* reporter). The mutant animal shows fewer hypodermal cells. (TIF 9910 kb) AdditionalQ:

SVN - Always ignore externals when performing an svn up

I have several client repositories that share an external.
Occasionally when I haven't had enough coffee, I lazily do an
svn up

forgetting to add --ignore-externals and proceed to checkout the entire core of the system into my clients repository.
Is there a way I can always ignore externals by default? As I can't see a use case for it and repeatedly removing the projects jsut to check them out again without the externals is rather long-winded.
I was thinking I could alias svn up to svn up --ignore-externals but I'm not sure where to begin with this, or if there is a more suitable approach like a preferences / config file I can edit.

A:

There are no official/documented way to achieve this, but there


acidic and metal-enriched river water which has a significant detrimental effect on the downstream river ecosystem. In 2008, explorer George Kourounis took a small rubber boat out onto the acid lake to measure its acidity. The pH of the water in the crater was measured to be 0.5 due to sulfuric acid.

The Blue Lava

“This blue glow—unusual for a volcano—isn’t, of course, lava, as unfortunately can be read on many websites,” Grunewald told National Geographic in an email about Kawah Ijen, a volcano on the island of Java.

The glow is actually the light from the combustion of sulfuric gases, Grunewald explained.

Those gases emerge from cracks in the volcano at high pressure and temperature—up to 1,112°F (600°C). When they come in contact with the air, they ignite, sending flames upwere 1 = Not serious to 5 = Very serious.

**Parent confidence and parenting self-efficacy** were measured by seven items representing two constructs: *(1) Parental confidence to create a healthy home environment* consisted of three items: How confident do you feel about: (i) making healthy changes to your child's/family's eating and activity patterns?; (ii) setting limits regarding your child's food and eating?; and (iii) setting limits regarding your child's activity/inactivity patterns? Response options ranged from 1 = Not at all confident to 5 = Extremely confident, and a mean score based on the three items was derived; (2) Four items from the Longitudinal Study of Australian Children (LSAC) \[[@CR35]\] relating to *General parenting self-efficacy* asked parents: (i) Does your child behave in a manner different from the way you want him/her to?; (ii) Do you think that


legumes/beans; milk, yoghurt, cheese and/or alternatives \[[@CR36]\]. Illustrations depicting examples of serve sizes were provided as a guide to assist with serve size estimations. Number of serves of each food group/day were calculated and age and gender cut-offs applied in accordance with the Australian Guide to Healthy Eating \[[@CR37]\] for: meeting (=1) or not meeting (=0) recommendations for each food group. The construct *Child healthy eating* was created by summing these five variables indicating adherence to the core food group recommendations \[0--5\] with a high score (5) indicating healthier eating.

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Attendance at each session was recorded via parent sign-in sheets. The outcome (dependent) variable was defined as the total number of sessions attended by each parent (1--10). Data are only included from parents who attended at leastone session as the majority who did not attend any sessions did not provide consent or baseline data. Data from second and third enrolled children (*n* = 53) of families with more than one child enrolled (*n* = 27) were not included in analysis.

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Data from 47 groups conducted in 29 discrete sites over two years from October 2013 were utilized. Variables that had a significant association with attendance were utilized in the regression and mediation analyses. These were the independent variables (marital status; socioeconomic status according to education attainment; socioeconomic status according to SEIFA IRSAD; referral source) and mediating factors (parent-perceived severity of weight problem in child and susceptibility of child to chronic disease; parent confidence to create a healthy home environment; general parenting self-efficacy; child age, gender


higher levels of concern for their child's weight status and its consequences on child health, these families attended on average 1.5 sessions less than those who were self-referred. Plausible explanations that align with previous studies \[[@CR19], [@CR21]\] include that self-referred parents were seeking support and were therefore more committed to the program and for professionally referred families, their enrolment in the program was not based on personal motivations (and/or their readiness to change) and/or their decision to attend did not involve their children, subsequently limiting their ongoing commitment to program attendance \[[@CR16]\]. Another possible explanation based on the historical management of child obesity (i.e. one: one clinical consultations with parent and child) is that parents who were professionally referred may have had preconceived perceptions and expectations around theirfluid flow passages are formed within the thickness of substantially flat plates. A heat exchanger having plates of the type to which the present invention relates is disclosed in Australian Patent Application No. 70211/81, filed May 4, 1981 in the name of University of Sydney.
In all plate type heat exchangers, provision should be made for even distribution of fluid across the full width of the heat exchange zone, since any tendency of fluids to adopt an uneven flow can be detrimental to performance. Some sort of distribution zone is generally required to connect a fluid inlet port to the heat exchange zone. This is because, due to practical requirements, the length of a port edge available to deliver fluid to the heat exchange zone is generally shorter than


formation of mounds and pits using the tip-surface distance and the voltage as parameters. It is mainly constructed using ref. [@pone.0030106-Hsiao1], [@pone.0030106-Ohi1] and ref. [@pone.0030106-Kondo1]. For positive tip we get mounds, area A in the phase diagram of [fig. 1](#pone-0030106-g001){ref-type="fig"}. For negative tip mounds form at shorter distances, area B, while pits are formed at larger distances, area C. This diagram is consistent with the references in [Table 1](#pone-0030106-t001){ref-type="table"}, except for ref. [@pone.0030106-Park1]. However, the possibility of transport of positive as well as negative ions may likely explain this disagreement; negative ions are transported from negative to positive electrode and vice versa [@pone.0030106-Tsong1].

![Phase diagram showing STM induced surface modifications at different tip voltage and different tip-to-surface distance mainly constructed using ref. [@pone.0030106-Hsiao1], [@pone.0030106-Ohi1] and ref. [@pone.0030106-Kondo1].\
In drawing thelines for mound formation we have assumed that it is the electric field that decides if some particular kind of mound will be formed. Mounds will form at positive voltages, area A. From our model assuming field induced diffusion of adatoms we can calculate the threshold electric field for mound formation for area A to 2 V/nm. In area B we have transfer of tip materials to the surface making a mound of tip material on the surface. For pits, area C, we have assumed that they are formed at constant independent of the tip-to-surface distance in agreement with Kondo *et al.* [@pone.0030106-Kondo1]. At short distances and low electric fields, area D, the van der Waals force will contribute in creating a mound [@pone.0030106-Erts1]. Close to the U-axis


surface right under the charge by symmetry the only field component that exists is . . Dividing equation (16) with (15) we obtainBecause may be of about the same order as and because we in the Taylor expansion have assumed that this quota is small compared to unity. Thus we may neglect compared with when calculating . Using equation (11) in equation (15) for the z-component of the electrostatic field we then obtain in the surface (where ) using :The dipole moment for an adatom in an electric field is given by Tsong and Kellogg [@pone.0030106-Tsong3]:where is the surface-induced dipole moment of the adatom, is its polarizability and is its hyperpolarizability. always points away from the surface that it sits on, see ref. [@pone.0030106-Linder1], [@pone.0030106-Grossel1], so is alwaysByronyk and Bluir are back, this time with the most comprehensive review of Star Marine I’ve seen. Check out his full transcript after the video.

Star Marine Guide

Introduction

Welcome ladies and gentlemen! My name is byronyk and today’s Star Guide will be a comprehensive overview of Star Marine, Cloud Imperium Games FPS simulator and a major piece of groundwork for the persistent universe. I’ve created a handy navigation tool on the top and bottom of the screen because this guide is extensive. That being said, I would highly recommend watching the whole thing because hey, knowing, is half the battle.

Alright, enough of the prelude. Let’s do this!

Importance of FPS module (base for social/everything)

To begin this guide, one must understand the importance of star marine. This is not just an fps


down the sights of a weapon and is the choice option if you are in cover, have a tactical advantage, or think your trigger finger is faster than your enemies. The obvious downside is you’re moving at a slow-walk and all contextual actions are disabled.

Now that you are familiar with all three stances, a big part about these modes is how you transition from one to the other. Lowered and Ready stance is determined by the speed at which your character is moving. If you are running or sprinting, your character will by default be in lowered stance. When you come to a walk, your character will then shift to ready stance. Now unlike these two stances which are activated based on player movement, the ADS stance mustone little package and the time saved doing the research is done for you.

Master Resale Rights to this Product as well

P.S. Remember when I told you that you can really start coaching a basketball team right away after you have read this book? Well, I wasn’t lying. This book will teach you everything that you want to know about basketball and how you can enjoy this sport from many different angles. Read “Basketball Primer,” and you will not be disappointed.

Master Resale Rights to this Product as well

P.S. Have you ever stared at the screen while you were watching a professional game and wondered, “How do they do that?” It’s no secret, nor is it a product of raw talent. It is the end result of careful conditioning combined


Experimental cancer immunotherapy: modification of tumor cells to increase immunogenicity.
Firmly established transplantable C3H/HeJ mammary carcinomas can be inhibited by host challenge with Vibrio cholerae neuraminidase (VCN)-treated tumor cells. The effect is totally immunospecific, even VCN-treated tumors bearing shared mammary tumor virus (MTV) antigen cannot induce the regression. Thus, VCN is capable of increasing the immunogenicity of the private, unique-unshared tumor antigens on mammary carcinomas; VCN is incapable of increasing the immunogenicity of the shared MTV-associated tumor antigen even in syngeneic C3HeB/FeJ MTV-free mice. The immunoregressive effect of VCN-treated tumor cells can be augmented by subtotal or total surgical excision of large transplantable tumors. Spontaneous mammary tumors in retired breeder C3H/HeJ female mice can be made to regress by two immunological maneuvers: (1) repeated intratumor injections of VCN and/orI would like to follow up on my problem of providing input to a program when running in a batch file. I have two issues I would like know if others have overcome.

First, for command input, you need to provide a seperate file for the text input. The Apollo O/S provided a syntax that the commands could be taken from the same batch file. Has anyone found this capabiliy?

Second, when using input from a text file via:
Program < commands.txt
When the commands.txt file is exhausted (end of file on read), how can you recover and continue to provide interactive input ?

As we know, the Windows command processor is not as capable as Unix shells such as Bash. You can obtain and use a version of Bash for Windows.

Here is


were heading north toward Three Points, Arizona, on Highway 286.   Agents in Three Points determined that the license number matched the make, model and color of the car reported by the tipster.   The agents then drove south toward Sasabe.   The agents came upon the car and followed it for twelve miles.   The car appeared to be driving in tandem with a pickup truck.   Under the totality of the circumstances, the agents had a particularized, objective basis for stopping Pineda-Anorve's car.  See United States v. Ocampo, 937 F.2d 485, 490 (9th Cir.1991) (noting that tandem driving may indicate criminal activity);  Alvarez, 899 F.2d at 837 (corroboration of anonymous tip describing suspect and type and location of vehicleon Friday, March 31, the Kolkata regional office of CBFC asked him to communicate within 15 days his "acceptance or otherwise" of the recommended cuts. The missive said, the cuts were decided as per the directives of the CBFC chairperson and recommendations of the examination committee.

The recommended cuts included deletion of two sequences and muting of four sentences/parts of sentences/words with beeps. One of the recommended deletions was a ten seconds sequence that clearly articulates, ‘A large number of unacceptable death processions in the country revolving around demonetisation’.

Director Suvendu Ghosh. Pic: Shoma Chatterji

“I was also asked to mute a part of a sentence with a beep that says ‘the government has committed the wrong, and while the big fish will survive, the small fish will be trapped’. Earlier,


and throws them high up in the air and collects them back because he is obsessed with cash. What happens to him, his family and that huge cache of currency notes makes for a powerful yet credible climax.

A still from the film. Pic: Shoma Chatterji

The music composed by Pinaki Ghosh matches the sombre and serious mood of the stories very well. The composer has made aesthetic use of folk instruments from Bengal such as dhana, maadol, khanjani, ektara, the bangla shehnai and so on which are almost fading from the world of music in Bengal. Samar Haldar’s art direction has woven in a good blend of aesthetics and authenticity while Gautam Nag’s sound design is apt. The acting honours should squarely go to Debesh Roy Chowdhury who playsdistrict court expressly considered each of the Malone factors prior to reaching its decision to dismiss.   The court pointed out that the case had been "stagnant for over three years, and if plaintiff's request for yet another continuance is granted, the case threatens to remain on the Court's docket indefinitely."1  Clearly, Mavy's dilatory conduct "greatly impeded resolution of the case and prevented the district court from adhering to its trial schedule."   See Malone, 833 F.2d at 131.

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There was the additional concern that many of the defendant's witnesses were retired, or about to retire, and had become very difficult to find.   Mavy offered no counterbalancing argument in opposition to the defendant's legitimate concerns of prejudice due to the extensive delay occasioned by


were placed in the coronal and sagittal orientations **(see** Figures [1](#F1){ref-type="fig"} and [2](#F2){ref-type="fig"} for computer-aided drawings of stapler positioning).

![Illustration of coronal placement of CC.](1750-1164-6-11-1){#F1}

![Illustration of sagittal placement of RR.](1750-1164-6-11-2){#F2}

The investigators recorded the distance of the stapling device from the pelvic floor. Additional data was obtained for access and visibility of the device in the sagittal and coronal position including: 1. ease of placement in the pelvis; 2. ease of placement on the colon and rectum; 3. best placement of the device (either sagittal or coronal placement); 4. ability to retain tissue 5. interference of the pubic symphysis and 6. visibility.

Extensive measurements of anatomical landmarks for each cadaver pelvis were also recorded. Distances were measured and recorded between: 1. the symphysis pubis and umbilicus, 2. the right and leftOF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF
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 */

#ifndef	_SYS_SYSLOG_H_
#define _SYS_SYSLOG_H_

#include <sys/appleapiopts.h>
#include <sys/cdefs.h>

#define	_PATH_LOG	"/var/run/syslog"

/*
 * priorities/facilities are encoded into a single 32-bit quantity, where the
 * bottom 3 bits are the priority (0-7) and the top 28 bits are the facility
 * (0-big number).  Both the priorities and the facilities map roughly
 * one-to-one to strings in the syslogd(8) source code.  This mapping is
 * included in this file.
 *
 * priorities (these are ordered)
 */
#define	LOG_EMERG	0	/* system is unusable */
#define	LOG_ALERT	1	/* action must be taken immediately */
#define	LOG_CRIT	2	/* critical conditions */
#define	LOG_ERR		3	/* error conditions */
#define	LOG_WARNING	4	/* warning conditions */
#define	LOG_NOTICE	5	/* normal but significant condition */
#define	LOG_INFO	6	/* informational */
#define	LOG_DEBUG	7	/* debug-level messages */

#define	LOG_PRIMASK	0x07	/* mask to extract priority part (internal) */
				/* extract priority */
#define	LOG_PRI(p)	((p) &