for the, “I would have grabbed their weapons,” bit is that, well, peopel DO take a proactive tack in such situations. People do fight back when confronted by threats. People do take action when a theft is in progress. People do intervene in some situations.

Not everyone does, but some do. I’ve seen it happen.

So I wouldn’t brush off the commentary about what people would do quite so easily. Conversely, I’d qualify this with the remark that most people do not really truly know what they will do until they are confronted with something like a school shooting, a theft, etc.

I’d note that a lot of stories published in literary magazines seem to follow instead a Chekovian-Carverian-Cheeverian line of stagnation/defeat/immobilism with small epiphanies. Case in point, the Kim Chinqueeof a knee jerk “why are you bitching to me? You could fix this yourself.”

Most of the best truly passive characters I’ve read or seen have been paired with active characters. Even when it was the passive character’s story, having an active character there to try and succeed can highlight the passive character’s psychological stress in a way that has more events and narrative flow than the passive character taking no actions out of fear- and having an active character there to try and die while the passive character survives can highlight the danger and oppression of whatever system keeps the character passive. Honestly, I think even if you’re shooting for ambiguity about whether or not the passive character’s fears are all in their head, having an active


511 fined in first five hours after roll out of odd-even-II

New Delhi: Over 500 persons were challaned by Delhi Traffic Police for violating the odd-even norms in the first five hours of the second phase of the road-rationing formula implemented in the national capital today.

The highest number of challans were reported from south Delhi, closely followed by the western part of the city, with 129 and 108 challans respectively issued till 1 PM today, a senior official said.

As many as 511 motorists were challaned between 8 AM and 1 PM, the official said.Delhi Traffic Police has strategically chosen over 200 intersections in the city where 2,000 officials have been deployed in teams of three to ten depending upon the volume of traffic there.

The second phase of the fortnight-longare clearly erroneous or contrary to the great weight of the evidence. Bowles v. Sunrise Home Center, Inc., 847 P.2d 1002, 1004 (Wyo.1993) (quoting Pancratz Co., Inc. v. Kloefkorn-Ballard Construction/Development, 720 P.2d 906, 909 (Wyo.1986)).

LEASE INTERPRETATION
IMC argues that the district court erred when it found the lease agreement ambiguous. An ambiguous contract contains language that conveys a double meaning. McNeiley v. Ayres Jewelry Co., 855 P.2d 1242, 1244 (Wyo.1993). Disagreement between parties regarding the meaning of a contract does not establish an ambiguity. *41 Moncrief v. Louisiana Land and Exploration Co., 861 P.2d 516, 524 (Wyo.1993). Whether a contract contains an ambiguity is a question of law for the reviewing court. Prudential Preferred Properties, 859 P.2d at 1271.
Contract interpretation is the process of ascertaining the meaning of the


1 (Wyo. 1985). James Warila testified regarding the drafting of the lease agreement. IMC originally drafted the lease agreement with a ten year term. The Warilas rejected that lease agreement and suggested a five year term. The Warilas made no changes to the "desired use" language at issue today.
The district court's finding that IMC drafted the operative language of the contested clause is not clearly erroneous. Bowles, 847 P.2d at 1004. The district court construed the language of the lease agreement against IMC and determined that IMC could not terminate the lease at their option. We agree with that determination and hold that the ambiguity in the contract was properly construed against IMC and that the lease could not be terminated at IMC's option.

SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT
IMC argues that themore than failed negotiations.
When the Warilas' attorney asked James Warila about the settlement agreement he and his wife refused to sign, James Warila testified:
I read them over briefly. And I was ready to sign them, and as a matter of fact I got up to sign them and my wife said "just a minute", she said "where is the $9000." And so I read the document again and it wasn't there. And I asked your secretary and she said well it must have been an error, it should have been in there. I said, well, we will go ahead and sign it and they can add it. Then we decided not to, so, and now it's this way.
The record demonstrates that the Warilas refused to accept IMC's offer;


// Copyright 2013 The Go Authors. All rights reserved.
//
// Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style
// license that can be found in the LICENSE file or at
// https://developers.google.com/open-source/licenses/bsd.

// this file was taken from the github.com/golang/gddo repository

// Package header provides functions for parsing HTTP headers.
package header

import (
	"net/http"
	"strings"
	"time"
)

// Octet types from RFC 2616.
var octetTypes [256]octetType

type octetType byte

const (
	isToken octetType = 1 << iota
	isSpace
)

func init() {
	// OCTET      = <any 8-bit sequence of data>
	// CHAR       = <any US-ASCII character (octets 0 - 127)>
	// CTL        = <any US-ASCII control character (octets 0 - 31) and DEL (127)>
	// CR         = <US-ASCII CR, carriage return (13)>
	//have to say, then publish your own articles or provide the facts and screenshots to a friend who is willing to write it for you. If the propaganda is all one sided, its because only one side is writing the "news".

Accusations without proof just give the other side a golden opportunity to discredit what you say. That is why I choose to keep my suspicions to myself. Besides, regardless of who wins word wars on the forum, lessons taught in game are what count. It sounds like you've already got that covered, since you said "All but a few of these leagues won't make the same mistake again..."


Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA  02111-1307, USA.
 */
package eu.digitisation.input;

import eu.digitisation.log.Messages;
import java.io.File;
import java.io.FileInputStream;
import java.io.FileOutputStream;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.InputStream;
import java.io.OutputStream;
import java.net.URI;
import java.net.URISyntaxException;
import java.util.Properties;

/**
 * Start-up actions: load default and user properties (user-defined values
 * overwrite defaults).
 *
 * @author R.C.C.
 */
public class Settings {

    private static Properties props = new Properties();

    /**
     * Get application directory
     */
    private static File appDir() {
        try {
            URI uri = Messages.class.getProtectionDomain()
                    .getCodeSource().getLocation().toURI();
      Properties(defaults);
                } else {
                    Messages.info("No properties were defined by user");
                }
            }
        } catch (IOException ex) {
            Messages.severe(Settings.class.getName() + ": " + ex);
        }
    }

    /**
     * @return the properties defined at startup


O'Reilly v Keene (2016 NY Slip Op 00905)

O'Reilly v Keene

2016 NY Slip Op 00905

Decided on February 9, 2016

Appellate Division, First Department

Published by New York State Law Reporting Bureau pursuant to Judiciary Law § 431.

This opinion is uncorrected and subject to revision before publication in the Official Reports.

Decided on February 9, 2016

Friedman, J.P., Acosta, Andrias, Saxe, Feinman, JJ.

185 101201/13

[*1]Elsa O'Reilly, Plaintiff-Appellant,
vConrad Peter Keene, et al., Defendants, Tribeca Lending Corp., Defendant-Respondent.

Maloney Law Group PLLC, New York (Andrew Maloney of counsel), for appellant.
Berkman, Henoch, Peterson, Peddy & Fenchel, P.C., Garden City (Thomas Hooker of counsel), for respondent.

Order, Supreme Court, New York County (Lucy Billings, J.), entered November 6, 2014, which, to the extent appealed from as limited by the briefs, granted defendant Tribeca Lending Corp.'s (Tribeca) motion to dismiss the complaint,AD3d 19, 25 [1st Dept 2011]; Real Property Law § 245). In any event, Tribeca's interest in the property, as a bona fide [*2]encumbrancer, is protected against plaintiff's claim (Real Property Law § 266; Miller-Francis v Smith-Jackson, 113 AD3d 28, 34 [1st Dept 2013]). 	We have considered plaintiff's remaining contentions and find them unavailing.
THIS CONSTITUTES THE DECISION AND ORDER
OF THE SUPREME COURT, APPELLATE DIVISION, FIRST DEPARTMENT.
ENTERED: FEBRUARY 9, 2016
CLERK


of buildings about his tavern "George Town" in honor of the reigning monarch of Great Britain. The village's prosperity changed the following year when the British Colonial Council ordered the establishment of the county Court House at the crossroads.  Accordingly, Minor had a town laid out on the traditional Virginia plan of six criss-cross streets.  On October 12 of that year (1758) the Virginia General Assembly founded the town of Leesburg upon the  that Minor laid out.  Leesburg was renamed to honor the influential Thomas Lee and not, as is popular belief, his son Francis Lightfoot Lee who lived in Loudoun and brought up the bill to establish Leesburg, nor as is sometimes thought, Robert E. Lee (his great-grandnephew). When the post office wasQ:

Swift 3 Calendar adding Minutes does not change day

In Swift 3 I am not able to change the day by adding minutes to a day. The time changes like its supposed to but the day does not change, for example adding 180 minutes to 31.10.2016 2200 leads to 31.10.2016 0100 and not to 01.11.2016 0100.
func getDayByAddingMinutes(date: String, minutes: Int) -> String{
    let dateFormatter = DateFormatter()
    dateFormatter.dateFormat = "dd.MM.yyyy hh:mm"
    let calendar = Calendar.current
    let akt = (dateFormatter.date(from: date)! as Date?)!
    let calculatedDate = calendar.date(byAdding: .minute, value: minutes, to: akt )
    print("\(akt) +  \(minutes)")
    let dateFormatter2 = DateFormatter()
    dateFormatter2.dateFormat = "dd.MM.yyyy"


let newDate = dateFormatter2.string(from: calculatedDate!);
    print("\(date) +  \(newDate)")
    return "\(newDate)";
}

A:

let minutes = 1000
let calendar = Calendar.current
let day = "23.01.2017"
let time = "21:15"
let inFormatter = DateFormatter()
inFormatter.locale = Locale(identifier: "en_US_POSIX")
inFormatter.dateFormat = "dd.MM.yyyy HH:mm"
let d2 = inFormatter.date(from: "\(day) \(time)")!
let calculated = calendar.date(byAdding: .minute, value: minutes, to: d2)
let outFormatter = DateFormatter()
outFormatter.locale = Locale(identifier: "en_US_POSIX")
outFormatter.dateFormat = "dd.MM.yyyy"
var date = outFormatter.string(from: calculated!)

Breast cancer-related lymphedema and sexual experiences: a mixed-method comparison study.
Up to 40% of breast cancer survivors develop lymphedema, a chronic and sometimes disabling condition that manifests as abnormal swelling of the effected arm or hand or upper chest areas. Although the effects of lymphedema on quality of life have been well established, less well documented are the sexual experiences of breast cancer survivors with lymphedema. This study is the first to compare the sexual experiences of women with (n = 243) and without breast cancer-related lymphedema (n = 109). A mixed-method design was used to explore both quantitatively and qualitatively the impact of lymphedema on participants' sexual experiences. Participants with breast cancer-related lymphedema reported struggles with compression garments and sexual intimacy, negative feelings involving the breast and arm,


Effects of visit-to-visit variability in systolic blood pressure on macrovascular and microvascular complications in patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus: the ADVANCE trial.
Recent evidence suggests that visit-to-visit variability in systolic blood pressure (SBP) and maximum SBP are predictors of cardiovascular disease. However, it remains uncertain whether these parameters predict the risks of macrovascular and microvascular complications in patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus. The Action in Diabetes and Vascular Disease: Preterax and Diamicron Modified Release Controlled Evaluation (ADVANCE) was a factorial randomized controlled trial of blood pressure lowering and blood glucose control in patients with type 2 diabetes mellitus. The present analysis included 8811 patients without major macrovascular and microvascular events or death during the first 24 months after randomization. SBP variability (defined as standard deviation) and maximumchunking, without substantially impacting the mechanical and wear properties of the tire component.
It is another object of the present invention to provide a tire component having increased tear strength, where the tire component is less susceptible to chipping or chunking, without substantially impacting the hysteresis properties of the tire component.
It is yet another object of the present invention to provide a vulcanizate having increased tear strength, where the vulcanizate is less susceptible to chipping and chunking, without substantially impacting the mechanical and wear properties of the vulcanizate.
It is still another object of the present invention to provide a vulcanizate having increased tear strength, where the vulcanizate is less susceptible to chipping or chunking, without substantially impacting the hysteresis properties of the vulcanizate.
It is also an object of the


tires, it is preferred to employ natural rubber and SBR with natural rubber being most preferred.
The reinforcing agents, such as carbon black or silica, typically are employed in amounts ranging from about 1 to about 100 parts by weight per 100 parts by weight rubber (phr), with about 20 to about 80 parts by weight (phr) being preferred, and with about 40 to about 80 parts by weight (phr) being most preferred. The carbon blacks may include any of the commonly available, commercially-produced carbon blacks, but those having a surface area (EMSA) of at least 20 m2/g and more preferably at least 35 m2/g up to 200 m2/g or higher are preferred. Surface area values used in this application are those determined by ASTM test D-1765 using the171 and m?
9
Let a = 74 - 64. Suppose 14*r = a*r + 192. What is the greatest common factor of 12 and r?
12
Let h be -6 + 2603 + (-1 - (-12)/(-3)). Calculate the greatest common divisor of h and 162.
162
Let q be 34/(-119) - (-900)/14. Let r = -408 - -416. What is the highest common divisor of q and r?
8
Let a = -91 - -124. What is the highest common divisor of a and 88?
11
Suppose 4*v - 5*z = 11, -2*z - 5 = -0*v - v. Let s be 1*(-18)/2*v. Suppose -5*n + 2*d = 7*d - 385, 247 = 3*n - d. What is the highest common factor of s and n?
9
Let o = 36 + -29. Let r(p) = p**3 - 6*p**2


Dammann SHG-FROG for characterization of the ultrashort optical pulses.
In this paper we propose a very simple layout of multi-shot second-harmonic-generation (SHG) frequency-resolved optical gating (FROG) using three reflective Dammann gratings (Dammann SHG-FROG ) for characterization of the ultrashort optical pulses. One reflective Dammann gratings is used as the beamsplitter and the other two compensate the angular dispersion. Both theoretical and experimental results show that the distortions of the optical pulses introduced by the reflective Dammann gratings are very small. This device should be highly interesting for characterizing the ultrashort pulse.Biomarkers of inflammation, endothelial dysfunction and insulin resistance in adults of Inner Mongolia, China.
Low-grade chronic inflammation and endothelial dysfunction have been hypothesized to underlie the constellation of cardiometabolic risk factors, possibly by inducing insulin resistance. In the present study, we investigated associations between inflammation, endothelial dysfunction biomarkers and insulin resistance [measured by homeostasis model assessment of insulin resistance (HOMA-IR)] in a large community population. We conducted a cross-sectional study among 2589 participants aged 20 years and older in Inner Mongolia, China. Overnight fasting blood samples were obtained to measure the plasma glucose, serum insulin and biomarkers including C-reactive protein (CRP), soluble inter-cellular adhesion molecule-1 (sICAM-1), soluble E-selectin (sE-selectin) and angiotensin II. Among the residents of Inner Mongolia, levels of C-reactive protein (7.58 versus 5.63), soluble E-selectin (20.69 versus


KEY=\"ID\"=2}",
			 this.jdbcTemplate.queryForMap("select * from FT.ROWS").toString());

		 // WORDS
		 assertEquals(
			 "[{ID=1, NAME=KNOWLEDGE}, {ID=2, NAME=FRAGMENT}]",
			 this.jdbcTemplate.queryForList("select * from FT.WORDS order by ID").toString());

		 // MAP
		 assertEquals(
			 "{ROWID=2, WORDID=2}",
			 this.jdbcTemplate.queryForMap("select * from FT.MAP").toString());
	}

	@Test
	@SuppressWarnings("unchecked")
	public void getWordIds_withoutExistingWords() throws Exception {
		Set<Integer> results = this.object.getWordIds(
			new Object[]{1, "notebook application", "knowledge fragment"});

		// Return value
		assertEquals(4, results.size());
		assertEquals(
			new HashSet<Integer>(this.jdbcTemplate.queryForList("select ID from FT.WORDS", Integer.class)),
			results);

		// FullTextSearchContext.wordList
		FullTextSearchContext context = FullTextSearchContext.getContext(getConnection());
		assertEquals(4, context.getWordList().size());
		assertEquals(
			set("NOTEBOOK", "APPLICATION", "KNOWLEDGE", "FRAGMENT"),
			context.getWordList().keySet());

		// WORDS
		assertEquals(
			list("APPLICATION", "FRAGMENT", "KNOWLEDGE", "NOTEBOOK"),
			selectAllWords());
	}

	@Test
    public void getWordIds_withExistingWords() throws Exception {
		// Existing word
		Integer knowledgeId = this.object.getWordIds(new Object[]{1, "knowledge", null}).iterator().next();
		FullTextSearchContext context = FullTextSearchContext.getContext(getConnection());
		assertEquals(set("KNOWLEDGE"), context.getWordList().keySet());
		assertEquals(list("KNOWLEDGE"), selectAllWords());

		// Return value
		Set<Integer> results = this.object.getWordIds(new Object[]{2, null, "knowledge fragment"});
		assertEquals(2, results.size());
		assertTrue(results.contains(knowledgeId));

		// FullTextSearchContext.wordList
		assertEquals(2, context.getWordList().size());
		assertEquals(set("KNOWLEDGE", "FRAGMENT"), context.getWordList().keySet());
		assertEquals(knowledgeId, context.getWordList().get("KNOWLEDGE"));

		// WORDS
		assertEquals(list("FRAGMENT", "KNOWLEDGE"), selectAllWords());
	}
}
of *PvPDS* VIGS in JaloEEP558, rub-inoculation was carried out with the BPMV-PvPDS-391 bp vector derived from leaf sap extracted from infected leaves of primary inoculated Black Valentine plants.

The onset of silencing, with the appearance of photobleaching, was delayed in JaloEEP558 (at \~7 wpi) compared to Black Valentine (at \~4 wpi). Moreover, complete whitening of trifoliate leaves was less frequent in JaloEEP558 than in Black Valentine controls, and in most cases, intermediate phenotypes were observed with leaflets having white sectors or whitening limited to the vasculature (Figure [7](#Fig7){ref-type="fig"}A).Figure 7**Virus-induced gene silencing of** ***PvPDS*** **in** ***P. vulgaris*** **cv. JaloEEP558 using the BPMV-PvPDS-391 bp vector. (A)** Plants inoculated with mock buffer (first left panel), BPMV-0 (middle panel), and BPMV-PvPDS-391 bp were photographed under natural light at 7 weeks post-inoculation (wpi). Representative trifoliate leaves of the corresponding


BAT93. Indeed, BAT93 possesses many resistance genes against damaging pathogens of common bean such as *Colletotrichum lindemuthianum*, a hemibiotrophic fungus. Functional validation of these genes, for example *Co-9* located on linkage group 4 \[[@CR41]\], cannot be monitored by BPMV-mediated VIGS studies, since BAT93 is resistant to BPMV. However, it would be possible to identify a RIL individual, derived from the cross between BAT93 and JaloEEP558, which carries both the BMPV susceptibility of JaloEEP558 and the *Co-9* gene from BAT93. In such a RIL genotype, VIGS is feasible and the resistance gene of interest is present and can therefore be silenced. The second area of interest is related to agricultural applications. BPMV has been reported to be a major threat to soybean production in the USA \[[@CR24]\]. To oursurface), medium-intensity (two passages) and high-intensity (three passages).

GFP imaging {#Sec17}
-----------

GFP expression in aerial organs and roots was examined using a UV lamp (High intensity 100-Watt long-wave UV lamp; UVP, USA) and photographed using a Canon PowerShot A2300 digital camera. Microscopic observations of roots were made at 21 dpi using an Axioskop microscope (Zeiss, Germany) and photographed using a RT~KE~ camera (SPOT, USA).

Expression analysis by semi-quantitative RT-PCR {#Sec18}
-----------------------------------------------

Total RNA and cDNA synthesis were performed as described in Richard *et al.* \[[@CR42]\]. Primer sequences are listed in Table [3](#Tab3){ref-type="table"}. Primers PvPDS-fwd and PvPDS-rev used to amplify the *PvPDS* gene were designed to anneal outside the region targeted for silencing, so that only the endogenous gene was probed. Primers PvUBI-fwd and PvUBI-rev were used to amplify *PvUBI* as an internal constitutively expressed


mRNA control. After 25 cycles, PCR products were analysed using analytical agarose-ethidium bromide electrophoresis.

*Genetic mapping of the* R-BPMV *gene* {#Sec19}
--------------------------------------

A Chi-squared (χ2) test was used to evaluate the goodness of fit of observed and expected segregation ratios. The MAPMAKER software version 3.0 \[[@CR43]\] was used to map the *R-BPMV* resistance gene on the integrated linkage map of common bean using the set of 142 markers \[[@CR44]\] as described in Geffroy *et al.* \[[@CR45]\]. Linkage groups were established with a LOD threshold of 3.0 and a maximum recombination fraction of 0.3. The position of *R-BPMV* on LG B2 was estimated with a LOD threshold of 2.0 based on the "try" function. Map distances were estimated by the Kosambi mapping function \[[@CR46]\].

Additional file {#Sec20}
===============

Additional file 1: Figure S1.*Bean pod mottle virus*two allies are far less active here since North Korea moved forward with nuclear tests that the United Nations has condemned as a violation of international law.

"We used to go to North Korea for a day from here," says Ibell Liu, 31. Now, "the Chinese are not allowed into North Korea anymore."

China is getting pressured by Europe and the United States to rein in North Korea's communist regime, which is highly dependent on China for its survival. China's recent naming of a new leader, Xi Jinping, has given the West hope that China will finally squeeze North Korea into complying with U.N. resolutions as well as pacts signed with the United States in which it agreed to end its nuclear program.

Whether China can do it, or even wants


that the North Korean regime needs desperately to survive -- food, fuel, basics -- enters North Korea from this trading port, a city of 800,000 Chinese and several thousand North Koreans in Liaoning province.

Some here say the slowdown of trade is an intentional expression of Beijing's anger with Pyongyang over its nuclear program.

Chinese tourists, a rare source of hard currency for North Koreans, were recently prohibited from visiting North Korea here. Now all tourism into the isolated country has to go via Pyongyang, the North Korean capital.

"It used to be just the Americans who had to go via Pyongyang," says Nagesh Reddy, 29, a tourist from India. "Now, everyone who wants to travel to North Korea needs to fly into Pyongyang."

On this day, Reddy had to be contentbuild upon.

The first half of the movie, which dealt more with the formation of the Justice League, was undoubtedly the stronger part of the movie. The second part dealt more with overcoming the villain, Steppenwolf, and saving the planet.

Steppenwolf definitely wasn’t the greatest villain DC could’ve come up with. His introduction was great, but in the end, he rather played out like your everyday planet-destroyer, the likes of which we keep seeing from Marvel movie after movie after movie. How easily Superman joining the fight tipped the scales in favor of the league definitely does not score him too many points. At the end of it all, it kind of felt like he was more of a precursor to Darkseid than the real deal himself.

Overall, the movie was


plight and
programmers' plight.

One of the "problems" with art is the low barrier to entry. I've known a lot
of people who were 'artists' who didn't really work at anything solid but
rather spent some time emoting when the mood struck them then tried to capture
that emotion in some sort of sketch or painting or poem. (I also know artists
who are working _very_ hard, have their own modes of expression and are trying
to keep things together to make a living. Maybe I'll ramble back to them...)

One of the things that has happened to programming in 'recent' years (I'm old)
is the barrier to entry for programming has dropped dramatically. _For people
who have an analytical bent_ , it's pretty easy to set up a linux box with a
bunch of programming tools (even Windowsit is a
lack in their knowledge. Or fight fiercely that their ignorance is somehow
justified.

~~~
disgruntledphd2
You can replace computers for X in that statement, where X is any field of
study, and it will still be true.

------
saraid216
I'm more than a little irritated that his idea of "systems thinking" is
"understanding how computers works".

<http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Systems_thinking>

------
rplacd
The argument's fine, given the usual caveats about the validity of its
assumptions - I'm more concerned that the author's writing off mathematics as
a "conventional skill" by conflating it with mechanization, and it's certainly
not _his_ fault. (I'm _very_ aware of this - just about to be passed through
the GI tract of high school, and there's nothing like poring through boiled
down revision guides to make you feel miserable about what you're doing with
your life.) In fact, I'm convinced the problem of attempting


software, engineers who build bridges, lawyers who write
> contracts, and MBAs who crunch numbers._

No, it hasn't.

Maybe it looks that way from your office.

But singers, actors, entertainers and athletes have been more than handsomely
reward and esteemed.

Computer programmers? Not so much. Just that we needed more of them than we
need actors or athletes.

------
paperkettle
"the importance of creativity will trump systems thinking..."

Systems ARE art. Freud was a systems designer. Religious metaphors are
introspective systems.

These are systems as metaphors of the human condition.

Do they describe the human condition? No - bigger - they create it. Freud
invented a lost continent that allowed us to pronounce ourselves.

As computers and consciousness continue to intersect.. great artists will be
expressive, critical, abstract engineers.

------
wallflower
"I don't know how to draw" -many of my friends, simultaneously dismissing
drawing as out of reach anddrawing this year, I want to understand/enjoy beauty more.

Throughout the whole process of my education, to create beautiful things is of
least importance in people's eyes, I think that was sad.

------
saddino
No. Learn to code and draw and write and play an instrument. They are all the
same thing really.

------
moultano
Why not learn both?

------
TeeWEE
Coding allows me to be hugely creative. It is a power tool. Ok, you can be
creative with drawing. However the value of working software is often a lot
bigger than a drawing.

He is right be creative. But coding and being creative go hand in hand.

------
metaphorical
I don't disagree, but I dislike the reasoning.

If you truly believe in art (or engineering or plumbing), you do it for
yourself, make it happen regardless of whatever "big societal shifts" that may
happen in the next 30


not really going to supplant actual, professional
programmers: after all, somebody is going to have to develop tools and
abstractions.

Moreover, as we get increased computing power, demand is also going to go up
for non-programming uses of computers. People are going to want to do more and
more with there increasingly capable machines and so they're going to need
more and more programs--more and more programmers.

Really, that's the keyword in the whole field: more.

The second fault of the article is in contrasting "creative" and "systems"
thinking. In practice, the very best programmers stand out not because of
their technical prowess or even logic capability but because of their
creativity. There is a reason the ultimate compliment in math and programming
is not "complex" or even "capable" but " _elegant_ ".

Perhaps I am biased, and perhaps I am       throw $e;
        }

        return $results;
    }

    /**
     * Find any existing but unallocated IP addresses in the given VLAN from the list provided.
     *
     * Sample usage:
     *
     *     $ips = D2EM::getRepository( IPv4AddressEntity::class )->getFreeAddressesFromList( $v,
     *         D2EM::getRepository( IPv4AddressEntity::class )->generateSequentialAddresses( $network )
     *     );
     *
     * @param VlanEntity $vlan


       // like mouseReleased or mouseLeave
            isSbNationalityClicked = false;
            return super.keyTyped(event, character);
        }
    }
});

Using the code above, once your sbNationality gets clicked, it'll set the flag to true, so no matter what you do meanwhile, keyTyped listener will act like it was clicked. You might wanna catch some other events like mouseReleased or mouseLeave to handle the value of isSbNationalityClicked flag.

to $\simeq1$ kpc [e.g., @2009MNRAS.400.1121S; @2010MNRAS.404.1247J; @2012MNRAS.422.3339W; @2012MNRAS.427..688L; @2015MNRAS.450.1812L].

Even in substantial observational efforts, the clump formation mechanisms have not been fully understood. Two viable candidates have been proposed as a clump formation mechanism: 1) the violent disk instability [VDI; @2009ApJ...703..785D; @2013MNRAS.435..999D] and 2) galaxy mergers . The former and the latter are the “[*in-situ*]{}" and “[*ex-situ*]{}" origins for clumps, respectively. In the case of VDI, clumps are predicted to form in unstable regions where the Toomre $Q$ parameter [@1964ApJ...139.1217T] is below a critical value (an order of unity) in thick and gas-rich galaxy disks .[^1] On the other hand, mergers of compact galaxies would also add clumpy components on galaxies, providing the similar clumpy morphology.

The fate of clumps have also been a matter of debate. Theoretical studies and


clumps and physical quantities of host galaxies, and clump colors in Section \[sec\_results\]. In Section \[sec\_discuss\], we discuss the implications for clump formation mechanisms. We summarize our findings in Section \[sec\_conclusion\].

Throughout this paper, we adopt the concordance cosmology with $(\Omega_m, \Omega_\Lambda, h)=(0.3, 0.7, 0.7)$, [@2011ApJS..192...18K]. All magnitudes are given in the AB system [@1983ApJ...266..713O]. We refer to the $\!$[*HST*]{} F606W, F775W, F814W, F850LP, F098M, F105W, F125W, F140W, and F160W filters as $V_{606}, i_{775}, I_{814}, z_{850}, Y_{098}, Y_{105}, J_{125}, JH_{140}$, and $H_{160}$, respectively.

Data and Samples {#sec_data}
================

We use the following two galaxy samples in this study. These galaxy samples are constructed from the deep optical and near-infrared imaging data taken by $\!$[*HST*]{} deep extra-galactic legacy surveys. summarizes the limiting magnitudes and point spread function (PSF) sizes of the $\!$[*HST*]{} images.

Sampleof Photo-$z$ Galaxies in 3D-HST+CANDELS {#sec_3dhst}
----------------------------------------------

The first sample is made of $176,152$ $\!$[*HST*]{}/WFC3-IR detected galaxies with photometric redshifts (hereafter photo-$z$ galaxies) at $z=0-6$ taken from @2014ApJS..214...24S. These galaxies are identified in five Cosmic Assembly Near-infrared Deep Extragalactic Legacy Survey (CANDELS) fields [@2011ApJS..197...35G; @2011ApJS..197...36K], and detected in stacked WFC3-IR images. The stacked WFC3-IR images are created by combining three noise-equalized $\!$[*HST*]{}/WFC3-IR bands, $J_{125}, JH_{140}$, and $H_{160}$ [see @2014ApJS..214...24S for more details]. The imaging of these IR-bands yields roughly a stellar mass-limited sample. The photometric properties and the results of SED fitting for all the sources are summarized in @2014ApJS..214...24S. The $\!$[*HST*]{} images and catalogues are publicly released at the 3D-HST website. [^3] We use galaxies whose physical quantities and photometric redshifts are well derived from SED fitting (specifically, sources


MACS0416 in the [*Hubble*]{} Frontier Fields [e.g., @2015ApJ...800...84C; @2015ApJ...800...18A; @2015ApJ...808..104O; @2015ApJ...799...12I]. These LBGs are selected with the color criteria, similar to those of @2015ApJ...803...34B. We perform source detections by [SExtractor]{} in coadded images constructed from bands of $Y_{098}Y_{105}J_{125}H_{160}$, $J_{125}H_{160}$, and $H_{160}$ for the $z\simeq4-7$, $8$, and $10$ LBGs, respectively. The $JH_{140}$ band is included in the coadded image for the $z\simeq7-8$ LBGs in the HUDF09+12 field. The flux measurements are carried out in [@1980ApJS...43..305K]-type apertures with a @1980ApJS...43..305K parameter of $1.6$ whose diameter is determined in the $H_{160}$ band. In two-color diagrams, we select objects with a Lyman break, no extreme-red stellar continuum, and no detection in passbands bluer than the spectral drop. See @2015arXiv151107873H for more details of the source detections and LBG selections.

Similarly for the photo-$z$galaxies, we have obtained $R_{\rm e,major}$, $q$, and $r_{\rm e}$ for the LBG sample. We note that the LBGs have no Sérsic index measurements due to fixing $n$ values in the [GALFIT]{} fitting. We have also derived $\Sigma_{\rm SFR}$ and UV slope $\beta$ for the LBGs. The $\beta$ value is defined by $f_{\lambda}\propto\lambda^\beta$, where $f_{\lambda}$ is the galaxy spectrum at the rest-frame wavelengths of $\simeq1500-3000$Å. See for details.

HST-Band Images and Galaxies for Clumpy Structure Analyses {#sec_select}
==========================================================

In this section, we describe [*HST*]{}-band images and galaxies used for our clumpy structure analyses.

HST-band images
---------------

To minimize the effect of morphological [*K*]{}-correction, we use images of $\!$[*HST*]{} multi-wavebands. In this study, we investigate clumps at the rest-frame UV ($1500-3000$Å) and optical ($4500-8000$Å) wavelengths. These clumps are hereafter referred to as “UV clumps" and


us to perform statistical measurements of clumpy structures up to $z\simeq8$. The total number of LBGs at $z\simeq4-8$ is 3,848 for the clumpy structure analyses. Here we exclude the LBGs at $z\simeq10$ due to the small sample size. [^6] The effect of the selection criterion choices is discussed in Sections \[sec\_fclumpy\_evo\] and \[sec\_systematics\].

Table \[tab\_sample\] summarizes the number of photo-$z$ galaxies and LBGs used for our clumpy structure analyses.

Analysis {#sec_analysis}
========

In this section, we describe methods to identify clumpy structures in the $\!$[*HST*]{} images. The clumpy structures of galaxies have been examined in several ways, e.g., by using [SExtractor]{} [e.g., @2014ApJ...786...15M], [Clumpfind]{} [@1994ApJ...428..693W], the non-parametric morphological indices [e.g., @2003ApJS..147....1C], and based on the visual inspection [e.g., @2007ApJ...658..763E]. Recently, @2015ApJ...800...39G have have developed a method to investigate clumpy galaxies at $z\sim0-3$to $M_*$ ($\simeq L_{\rm gal}$) and $z$ of host galaxies. For this reason, we correct for the detection incompleteness for the redshift evolution of $f_{\rm clumpy}$ (Section \[sec\_fclumpy\]), but for analyses in a given $M_*$, $L_{\rm gal}$ and $z$ bin (e.g., Section \[sec\_phys\_photoz\]).

RESULTS {#sec_results}
=======

Evolution of Clumpy Fractions {#sec_fclumpy}
-----------------------------

We present our $f_{\rm clumpy}$ measurements for the photo-$z$ galaxies and the LBGs in Section \[sec\_fclumpy\_photoz\_lbg\]. We compare our $f_{\rm clumpy}$ values for the photo-$z$ galaxies and the LBGs with results of previous studies in Sections \[sec\_fclumpy\_photoz\_comp\] and \[sec\_fclumpy\_lbg\_comp\], respectively. In Section \[sec\_fclumpy\_evo\], we show the redshift evolution of $f_{\rm clumpy}$ at $z\simeq0-8$ in a compilation of the photo-$z$ galaxy and LBG samples. In Section \[sec\_systematics\], we check whether our results of $f_{\rm clumpy}$ at $z\simeq0-8$ are reliable.

### Clumpy Fractions for


those of previous studies at $z\simeq0-3$ in Figure \[fig\_z\_fclumpy\_tile\]. Table \[tab\_previous\] summarizes previous studies on clumpy galaxies at $z\simeq0-3$. The $f_{\rm clumpy}$ data points and the error bars of these previous studies are taken from @2015ApJ...800...39G. In most cases, our clump identification method is slightly different from those of these previous studies (see Table \[tab\_previous\]). We hereafter specify the methods in the following comparisons for several of these studies.

The clumpy structures have widely been investigated for star-forming galaxies at the rest-frame UV wavelength. @2007ApJ...658..763E have reported that $f_{\rm clumpy}^{\rm UV}$ is $\simeq50-60\%$ at $z\simeq2-3$ and $\simeq30\%$ at $z\simeq0-1$ using a sample of 1,003 starburst galaxies. @2010MNRAS.406..535P have found $f_{\rm clumpy}^{\rm UV}\simeq20\%$ at $z\simeq0.6$ for 63 emission-line galaxies. @2010ApJ...710..979O have obtained $f_{\rm clumpy}^{\rm UV}\simeq20\%$ for 30 Lyman break analoguesIn the limited spatial resolution and sensitivity of $\!$[*HST*]{}, a low detection completeness for clumps at $z\gtrsim4$ might produce an $f_{\rm clumpy}^{\rm UV}$ peak at $z\simeq1-3$. Here we discuss five potential systematics that may produce an $f_{\rm clumpy}^{\rm UV}$ peak: the differences of 1) the spatial resolution, 2) clump search areas, 3) selection criteria of sample galaxies, 4) clump identification methods, and 5) the cosmological SB dimming effects between the SFGs at $z\lesssim3$ and the LBGs at $z\gtrsim4$.

1.  [*Spatial resolution*]{} — we check whether the difference in the spatial resolution changes $f_{\rm clumpy}^{\rm UV}$. In Section \[sec\_analysis\], we have used the coadded images to select clumpy LBGs. Here we measure $f_{\rm clumpy}^{\rm UV}$ for the LBGs at $z\simeq4$ with the $I_{814}$ images whose PSF size is $\simeq2$


is sensitive to differences of two distributions because of comparisons in a wide dynamic range of physical quantities.

#### Approach [(i)]{}

Figure \[fig\_phys\_fclump\_tile\] represents dependences of $f_{\rm clumpy}^{\rm UV}$ on the physical quantities. Here we mainly use the $n$ values derived at the rest-frame optical wavelengths for $z\lesssim2$, but at the rest-frame UV ones for $z\gtrsim2$. We find trends that $f_{\rm clumpy}^{\rm UV}$ increases with increasing the three SF-related quantities (i.e., SFR, sSFR, and $\Sigma_{\rm SFR}$) for galaxies in most bins of $M_*$ and $z$. In contrast, $f_{\rm clumpy}^{\rm UV}$ appears to increase with decreasing $n$. This $f_{\rm clumpy}^{\rm UV}$-$n$ relation supports the results of the median stacking analysis in Section \[sec\_radprof\]. The correlations tend to be weaker at higher $z$.

We compare our $f_{\rm clumpy}^{\rm UV}$ relations with those ofIn this blog, CReAM Researchers and CReAM Fellows comment on recent events and on the current political debate. Below each article you can add comments.

Friday, 27 May 2016

Latest migration figures make no economic case for Brexit

By Ian Preston

Centre for Research and Analysis of Migration (CReAM) at
University College London

There is an increasing focus on migration in the build up to
the EU referendum. It is arguably the key issue which Leave advocates feel
confident of having majority support on.
And headlines that proclaim migration to be nearing a “record high” fuel
the Brexit campaign’s calls to quit the EU and end the commitment to free
movement of labour.

As the last release of migration statistics before the
referendum, the latest quarterly figuresfrom
the UK’s Office for National Statistics assume heightened significance. While
they largely confirm what we already


I really didn't feel like doing the hand fed balls today. Spent most of the practice time on the ad side. Mostly inside out FH, I hope there is some improvement. The thumb down suggestion really helped the takeback (at least that's the feeling I got).

Played 2 sets afterwards, and the forehand was just gone. One of those days. On the bright side, I found my slice serve! I (re)discovered that the body weight direction has a lot to do with the direction of the serve! Still, the groundies were really bad, and I ended up chipping and charging in the second set. Lost 6-1, 6-4.

On a side note: Am really trying to give the Lux Alu Power 16L a chance, but the dead Tour Bite 17 feltlocation {#ece32755-sec-0003}
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We modeled the distributions of several migratory shorebirds throughout spring migration, that is, stopover locations, as well as the winter, that is, December and January, distributions of two ducks (Table [1](#ece32755-tbl-0001){ref-type="table-wrap"}), within the boundary of the Great Plains Landscape Conservation Cooperative (GPLCC) (Figure [1](#ece32755-fig-0001){ref-type="fig"}), a public--private partnership that provides science assistance to natural resource managers within Bird Conservation Regions 18 and 19 (<http://www.nabci-us.org/bcrs.htm>). Relatively flat and once predominantly mixed‐grass and shortgrass prairie, the GPLCC encompasses a large portion (\>782,000 km^2^) of the south‐central Great Plains (Figure [1](#ece32755-fig-0001){ref-type="fig"}). Approximately one‐half of the study area has been converted to agriculture, largely in the eastern regions.

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Focal waterfowl and shorebird species‐modeled, migration distance index, range of water depths used for foraging, and numbers of presences and absences in observation data

  Common name


including instead the GCM data, to which we projected the models.

We modeled probabilities of occurrence using Random Forests, a nonparametric method that combines the predictions from numerous trees. A tree is constructed from a bootstrap subsample of the observations and, for each branch on the tree, the data are split by selecting from a randomized subset of the predictor variables; this step minimizes modeling issues resulting from correlated variables (Breiman, [2001](#ece32755-bib-0011){ref-type="ref"}; Cutler et al., [2007](#ece32755-bib-0019){ref-type="ref"}). We were more interested in spatial predictions than inferences about the predictor variables, so reduction of correlation issues was a desirable property (see Dunn et al., [1997](#ece32755-bib-0022){ref-type="ref"}). Selected variables are used to hierarchically partition the data into increasing homogenous groups; thus, Random Forests inherently model variable interactions. We equalized the number of presences and absencesSons, Ltd

Potential shifts in spatial distribution are more apparent in maps portraying the actual changes in probabilities in occurrence. Maps portraying predicted changes in the probabilities of occurrence, for both the average of the five GCMs (ensemble) and the hottest and driest model, ACCESS1‐0, are provided in Appendix S4 for all species. Interpretation of the predicted changes is best made in conjunction with the contemporary distributions, so that changes can be related to the probabilities of occurrence in particular areas. For example, early in migration, increases are projected for the Lesser Yellowlegs in areas of Kansas and Oklahoma where the contemporary probabilities of occurrence were relatively small (Appendix S4d). In contrast, during the middle of migration, decreases in occurrence were projected in prime habitat in northern Kansas (ensemble)


declines in probability of occurrence with an average change of −0.003 (Tables [5](#ece32755-tbl-0005){ref-type="table-wrap"} and [6](#ece32755-tbl-0006){ref-type="table-wrap"}). Mountain Plover occurrences were predicted to decline in April and in mid‐late May in the southern and western portions of the GPLCC, respectively, particularly in their stronghold in eastern Colorado and northeastern New Mexico (Appendix S4), with an average decline in probability of occurrence of −0.015. The largest probabilities for Willets occurred early in migration, and declines were predicted in northern Nebraska. In contrast, the largest probabilities of occurrence for Long‐billed Curlews existed in the northern half of Nebraska although small pockets of declines were predicted there (Appendix S4); their overall predicted decline in probability of occurrence was −0.005.

Shorebirds with a more easterly distribution, mostly long‐distance migrants, had an average increase in probability ofoccurrence in the northwestern part of the region and potential declines in central Kansas if conditions become hotter and drier.

3.4. General waterfowl patterns and projected changes {#ece32755-sec-0011}
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Wintering waterfowl are distributed throughout the GPLCC region during December and January with average probabilities of occurrence of 0.356 and 0.367 for Mallard and Northern Pintail, respectively. Northern Pintail were concentrated in the Texas panhandle (Figure [6](#ece32755-fig-0006){ref-type="fig"}). Averaged across the five GCMs, Mallards are predicted to shift northward, with increased probabilities of occurrence in Kansas, Nebraska, and Colorado and declines in Texas. Increases in occurrence probabilities of Northern Pintails were predicted throughout the region with the exception of an area of decline along the southern GPLCC boundary (Figure [6](#ece32755-fig-0006){ref-type="fig"}). Across the region, the probabilities of occurrence of Mallards and Northern Pintail are expected to


(Reside, VanDerWal, Kutt, & Perkins, [2010](#ece32755-bib-0061){ref-type="ref"}). Our empirical models based on historic weather and bird survey data captured the tight correspondence of bird occurrence and weather because of the small time frame (1 month) within which we associated birds with locations and weather variables.

There remains considerable uncertainty regarding the factors used as signals for speed of migration (Marra et al., [2005](#ece32755-bib-0051){ref-type="ref"}). Empirical models of habitat used during active migration appear to be a rare (but see Gowan & Ortega‐Ortiz, [2014](#ece32755-bib-0032){ref-type="ref"}) and potentially difficult endeavor (Joseph & Stockwell, [2000](#ece32755-bib-0045){ref-type="ref"}). Not surprisingly, there has been considerably more modeling work completed on the relatively static periods of the annual cycle, that is, breeding and wintering habitat, as well as on the dates of first encounter at some geographic location, often based on dataimport _require from './_require'

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developed by the senior authors. The vascular support of the flap, in this variant, is not provided by the submental artery as usually described in the literature. Conversely, it is ensured by constant branches of the facial artery anastomosed in the paramandibular area with the orbicular artery system. We point out several technical details in flap elevation and its insetting.

Surgical steps {#sec2-3}
--------------

### Step \#1 {#sec3-1}

A U-shaped flap is drawn including a skin island centred on the lower portion of the platysma muscle just above the clavicular insertion. An adequate length of the horizontal axis of the skin paddle is required to close the donor site with minimal tension ([Fig. 1A](#fig001){ref-type="fig"}).

### Step \#2 {#sec3-2}

Sharp dissection of the flap is conducted in a subcutaneous plane until the level of thefunctional impairment, due to primary closure with excessive tension ^[@ref1],[@ref2]^. According to the literature, other sites suitable for reconstruction with MPF are the lip, lateral wall of the oro-hypopharynx, and low facial skin defects ^[@ref1],[@ref16]^. When compared to other flaps such as the ALTFF, RFFF, and pectoralis major myocutaneous pedicle flap, the MPF is less bulky, with better skin colour match; the time for harvesting is shorter, and donor site morbidity is lower ^[@ref2],[@ref3]^. However, several anatomical and oncological controversies have limited its use ^[@ref1],[@ref16]^.

The first matter of debate regards blood supply of the flap. Indeed, the submental artery is usually ligated during neck dissection of submandibular area to achieve oncological radicality ^[@ref3]^. Several authors studied the anatomical vascular supply of the platysma muscle in relation to harvesting


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	if c <= ' ' &&incursions by tribes on the northern frontier. As well as the impact on ordinary citizens, slaves, and soldiers, many Roman politicians and officials were lost to the plague, and Marcus often erected statues in honour of the distinguished men who died at this time. The deaths of so many senators left the Roman elite reeling and it meant that some official positions changed hands more frequently than before. The plague destroyed families, often leaving bereaved survivors lonely and depressed. Loved ones, especially children, often could not approach the dying victim’s deathbed because of the risk of contamination.

Sickness and loss of life on this scale, lasting many years, was also slowly wrecking the economy, by damaging transportation, hampering trade, and weakening the labour force throughout the empire. Many cattle


was upon them and tried to dupe the crowds by falling from the tree and releasing a bird concealed beneath his cloak. They saw through this hopeless ruse, though, and he was brought before the emperor for judgement. Marcus quickly surmised that he was touched by madness, and pardoned him without a fuss. The last thing he wanted was to make martyrs out of these religious lunatics.

One of the most bizarre cults had become surprisingly influential. A handsome and charismatic conman called Alexander of Abonoteichus founded a shrine hosting a human-headed snake-god he’d invented called Glycon. Alexander received visitors in a dark room, where he sat with a large serpent, whose head he concealed, exposing only the body to view. He’d constructed a life-like human head for theover five hundred years earlier. It was introduced to alleviate another plague by appeasing the gods, although Marcus mainly hoped to appease the citizens.

Marcus reflected that instead of viewing the pestilence as if it were a punishment from the gods, or as if the people of Rome had been abandoned, he should try to interpret it as a divine prescription. His mind kept returning to a line from Euripides’ Antiope: “If I and my sons are forgotten by the gods, then even this must have a reason.” At first, to be sure, it was difficult to see things this way. However, as the years had passed he’d slowly become more used to the lingering presence of the the pestilence all around him and the constant news of others’


were already happening, and his own death as if it were imminent. This ancient philosophical exercise might at first look the same as ordinary worrying but it was quite the opposite. The Stoic embraced misfortune with a philosophical attitude, something he practiced assiduously as part of his constant training regime. If Marcus saw something that horrified him, he made a point of imagining it was happening to him, until his fear naturally abated over time.

When fever comes upon us, said Epictetus, we should be ready with the mind-set and opinions required to endure the symptoms. No true philosopher should forget everything he’s learned about wisdom and strength of character just because of an illness. What use is philosophy if it does not prepare us for misfortune? A philosopherfrequently lit in the towns and cities because it was widely believed that the smoke could purified the atmosphere of pestilent vapours. Of course, this did nothing. Some degree of discomfort was alleviated by applying herbal remedies externally to the pustular rashes of victims. However, ensuring proper burial of the dead was one basic measure the state could take to try to limit the spread of disease. Marcus insisted that funeral ceremonies should be performed for the poor, at the public expense if necessary. The emperors also jointly ratified stringent new laws regulating burial, which prohibited building tombs above ground on country estates. Those who survived, and acquired immunity, were encouraged to tend other sufferers and assist with funerary rites.

Some people believed that certain philosophers were resistant to


However, others were not so fortunate.

Marcus’ Bereavements

Marcus was surrounded by death and disease, on an almost unprecedented scale. He wished that he could have done more as emperor to alleviate the suffering of the Roman people. He lost many loved ones himself in a short space of time, during the initial spread of the plague. In the winter of 166–167 AD, when the first outbreak at Rome was reaching its peak, his close friend and former Latin rhetoric tutor died, Marcus Cornelius Fronto. Marcus may not have sought to emulate Fronto’s character, the way he did those of his philosophical tutors, but he trusted him, and loved him very dearly. He was old and sickly, so Marcus was prepared for his death, but with the most affectionate ofhis childhood mentors now gone the emperor was left feeling more alone than ever before.

However, the most publicly conspicuous of all the deaths from plague was that of his adoptive brother and junior co-emperor, Lucius Verus. Marcus and Lucius were returning to their winter base at Aquileia from the initial expedition of the Marcomannic War when news reached them that plague had now also broken out there. They changed course to nearby Altinum, where Lucius soon died of the fever. Lucius had been expected to outlive Marcus, who was prone to chronic health problems and nine years his senior. However, when the plague took Lucius unexpectedly, aged thirty-nine, Marcus was suddenly left sole emperor, and another important piece of his family, another link with his childhood, and his


major change. A new phase of his life would have to begin in which he was more independent, both emotionally and intellectually. He would need to find the inner strength to continue on the same course, without his mentors and allies. Increasingly, he turned to his new friends in the military, and the legionary bases became his home instead of Rome.

Marcus wrote in his notes that he should contemplate his life in terms of distinct stages, and the transition from each to the next, each step in the ladder of change, as a kind of death. As we grow from infants, into children, adolescents, and go through various stages of adult life, many things cease or change for us. The child dies when the man is born. Weoption to opt-out of these cookies. But opting out of some of these cookies may have an effect on your browsing experience.

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a "Random sequence" if we can define such a sequence at all

A:

This of course depends on your definition of "random".
Is 12345678901011121314151617181920212223... random (notice the pattern)?  This depends on what properties you want a random string of symbols to have.  For some normality is enough.  The above sequence is normal in base 10 for example, but it has a pattern, so maybe we will say it is not random.
Hence, we would like to consider even more statistical properties that a random string should have. For example it should satisfy the law of the iterated logarithm.
If we take this too the extreme, we could require that a random string satisfies all probability one properties.  However, this is too strong.  One of those properties is that


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Methylation‐sensitive amplified polymorphism analysis {#ece32283-sec-0006}
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Because epigenetic profiles are tissue specific (Shiota et al. [2002](#ece32283-bib-0068){ref-type="ref"}; Massicotte et al. [2011](#ece32283-bib-0042){ref-type="ref"}), the survey of DNA methylation was exclusively performed on the caudal fin. Epigenetic analysis was performed on 156 individuals from five lineages in natural populations (Table [1](#ece32283-tbl-0001){ref-type="table-wrap"}). An additional 20 individuals from two lineages (10 individuals randomly selected for LR‐1 and ET‐2) reared in controlled conditions were analyzed.

Survey of DNA methylation was performed using methylation‐sensitive amplified polymorphism (MSAP) technique (Xiong et al. [1999](#ece32283-bib-0081){ref-type="ref"}). This method allows for a genome‐wide analysis of methylation patterns by using a subsample of the whole variation. Massicotte et al. ([2011](#ece32283-bib-0042){ref-type="ref"}) confirmed that loci targeted by MSAP method are functionally relevant, being located within genes, in gene regulatory regions or within transposableconditions (Fig. [5](#ece32283-fig-0005){ref-type="fig"}A). However, both lineages did not respond to environmental changes to the same extent. Indeed, five monomorphic loci for individuals from natural populations have changed for all individuals in controlled conditions for LR‐1, indicating a consistent response to the transfer for individuals of this lineage. At the opposite, no such loci are observed for ET‐2. This is also illustrated by the clear discrimination of LR‐1 individuals in controlled versus natural conditions supported by high bootstrap values, whereas ET‐2 individuals do not form two monophyletic groups (Fig. [5](#ece32283-fig-0005){ref-type="fig"}A). Partition of variation analysis confirmed that epigenetic changes associated with development in natural versus controlled conditions are more extreme for LR‐1 ($R_{a}^{2}$ = 69.83%, *P *=* *0.001) than ET‐2 ($R_{a}^{2}$ = 18.91%, *P *=* *0.001). Higher pure environmental effect is also detected for LR‐1 ($R_{a}^{2}$ = 60.14%, *P *=* *0.001) than for ET‐2


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{
  for (; v >= 0x80; v >>= 7)
    *p++ = (char)((v & 0x7f) | 0x80);
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{
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a jihadi immigrant.

Unfortunately for the Democrat, the ad seems to have had the opposite effect. Gillespie’s campaign is reporting that online donations have tripled in the days since the ad was released. And to make matters worse for Northam, there is now undeniable evidence that his camp indeed had foreknowledge of the video.

This revelation isn’t the only problem to plague the Democratic campaign in recent days. Also last night, Northam flip-flopped on sanctuary cities, taking an incredibly convoluted stance. His switch was likely an attempt to appease everyone, but it may result in making everyone upset with him for one reason or another. Although he still leads in most polls, the gap appears to be narrowing. This is far from the kind of week that Democrats needed their


parameter to the telerik Combobox event say cmbLoaded event handler. how can i do that.
thanks in advance.

A:

It's been awhile but a ran into a similar situation.  The string you pass as a parameter to the OnLoad event is a Javascript function reference, so you can pass something like:
.ClientEvents(ce => ce.OnLoad("function(e) { cmbLoaded.call(this,e," + Model.Id + "); }"))

Then your Javascript function signature would change to:
function cmbLoaded(e, id)

1. Technical Field
Embodiments described herein generally relate to management of electronic materials and, more particularly, relate to systems and methods for accessing, linking, annotating, and/or tagging electronic materials.
2. Description of Related Art
Growth of business, science, and legal opportunities and complexities has led to an increased need to share, modify, and organize voluminous documents and other materials. Although the concomitant growth of technology has allowed for increased ability to store voluminous documents and materials, meaningful management of access, modification, and organization of materials for numerous, remote individuals over different platforms remain a formidable challenge. Further, meaningful management of documents and materials from multiple sources that use different standards increases significant difficulties.


Characterization of CNL like protein fragment (CNL-LPF) from mature Lageneria siceraria seeds.
Coiled coil domain-nucleotide binding site-leucine rich repeat (CC-NBS-LRR; CNL) proteins are highly conserved family of plant disease resistance proteins, remarkably comprise of coiled-coil domain, which plays significant role in plant innate immunity. The present study reports that moderately elicited oligomerization of plant CNL like protein fragment (CNL-LPF) in presence of ATP/Mg using various biophysical methods Circular dichroism (CD) results depicted a substantial increase in β-sheet structure content of CNL-LPF. ATP/Mg induced conformational change in protein was observed by increase in blue shift with extrinsic fluorescence measurement, which indicates the exposure of hydrophobic regions of CNL-LPF and leads to self-association i.e. oligomerization. Likewise, cluster of protein oligomer and alteration in protein surface morphology were observed in presence ofthe Habitual Felony Offender Act does not apply to drug cases. In Chambers, Mr. Justice Beatty stated that only the Alabama Uniform Controlled Substances Act, § 20-2-1 et seq., contains recidivist or enhancement of punishment provisions which can be applied in drug cases. Appellant's counsel, at sentencing, did not object to the appellant's being sentenced under the Habitual Felony Offender Act. He did make an objection as to the remoteness of some of the prior convictions and to some of the information contained in the presentence report. Our Supreme Court, in the recent case of Ex parte Biddie, 516 So.2d 846 (Ala.1987), has reaffirmed the principle that where no objection is made to an alleged error, the issue is not preserved for appellate review. Here, we see that


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            prestringresult ^= n
        stringresult = str(prestringresult)
        answerlist = [] #Emptys list
        answerlist.append(int(stringresult)) #Adds the result of XORing all of the numbers in the list to the answer list
    #print(answerlist[0]) #Print statement allows value that's being returned to be checked, just uncomment it
    return (answerlist[0]) #Returns Answer

#start = timeit.default_timer()
answer(17,4)
#stop = timeit.default_timer()
#print (stop - start)

A:

You'll likely need a different approach, not just minor improvements like John's. I just wrote a solution that can do answer(0, 50000) in about 2 seconds on my PC. I1. Introduction
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current owners and, in the second phase, cats in shelters and their adopters. Several assessment items provided the cats with an opportunity to display behavior that ultimately remained stable from the shelter environment into the home environment.

Two behavior scales were identified from the first two phases: (1) a shy-to-bold continuum scale named the Valiance scale and (2) a scale of social interaction toward humans named the Independent-Gregarious scale (referred to as the Gregarious scale hereafter). A cat's scores along these two behavior scales determined which of nine possible cat personalities or "Feline-alities" the cat fell into.

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Whether the OA group cats played with toys in the shelter was not significantly correlated with how much they played with toys in the home (*Spearman's rho* = 0.10, *p* = 0.40). For the MA group, whether the cats played with toys in the shelter was moderately, and significantly correlated with how much they played with toys in the home (*Spearman's rho* = 0.36, *p* \< 0.01). Whether the OA


"coordinated inauthentic behavior" that originated in China and also targeted Hong Kong.

"They frequently posted about local political news and issues including topics like the ongoing protests in Hong Kong. Although the people behind this activity attempted to conceal their identities, our investigation found links to individuals associated with the Chinese government," Facebook said in a blog post.

According to the social network, about 15,500 accounts followed one or more of the pages and about 2,200 accounts had joined at least one of the groups.

WARREN WON'T SUPPORT SANDERS' WASHINGTON POST-BIAS-AMAZON CLAIM

"We are making progress rooting out this abuse, but as we’ve said before, it’s an ongoing challenge. We’re committed to continually improving to stay ahead," Facebook said. "That means building better technology, hiring more people and working more closely with"\n"
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thanks!

I don't know about anything about NU1 but yesterday evening I A/B compared CA95 internal sound and Pianoteq (with headphones) and after some getting used to, I found the Pinoteq more natural/beleivable/enjoyable. Just to give you na idea, in case you are familiar with Pianoteq. I will try this more times (and also witth loudspeakers) though because I found that my preferences vary with time and state of mind.

titowsky, I'm afraid you're going to have to play the pianos in question yourself.

Having said that, I own the N3 and recently played the NU1. I'm giving very serious thought of buying the NU1 and placing that next to my N3. I found the NU1 to be slightly more difficult to play (than the N3) which


private lots or without house numbers), but completely understand when someone isn’t comfortable sharing that part of their home.

What a gorgeous home!!!
I love everything. Literally.
Could you please tell me where you got the living room curtains from? Love everything you have done a wonderful job, folks!! And I second the question about the stove!

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The findings for poly-L-arginine appear quite different between NCI-H292 and NHBE cells. Whereas poly-L-arginine and MBP partially inhibit arginine uptake by NCI-H292 cells, we found no effect of poly-L-arginine on arginine uptake by NHBE cells. NCI-H292 cells are tumor-derived cells which typically display an enhanced metabolic activity, and thus these cells may have a higher need for extracellular arginine, as opposed


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    BM_ELEM_API_FLAG_DISABLE(edges[i]->v2, _FLAG_MV);
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  return false;
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 * \brief Make NGon
 *
 * Makes an ngon from an unordered list of edges.
 * Verts \a v1 and \a v2 define the winding of the new face.
 *
 * \a edges are not required to be ordered, simply to form
 * a single closed loop as a whole.
 *
 * \note While this function will work fine when the edges
 * are already sorted, if the edges are always going to be sorted,
 * #BM_face_create should be considered over this function as it
 * avoids some unnecessary work.
 */
BMFace *BM_face_create_ngon(BMesh *bm,
           winding[0] = 0;
      winding[1] = 1;
    }
  }
  else {
    winding[0] = 0;
    winding[1] = 1;
  }

  /* --- */

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      bm, v_winding[winding[0]], v_winding[winding[1]], edge_arr, len, f_example, create_flag);
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 *
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 * - that the verts have roughly planer bounds
 * - that the verts are roughly circular
 * there can be concave areas but overlapping folds from the center point will fail.
 *
 * a brief explanation of the method used


const BMAllocTemplate *allocsize)
{
  if (allocsize == NULL) {
    allocsize = &bm_mesh_allocsize_default;
  }

  CustomData_copy(&bm_src->vdata, &bm_dst->vdata, CD_MASK_BMESH.vmask, CD_CALLOC, 0);
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BMesh *BM_mesh_copy(BMesh *bm_old)
{
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  BMEdge *e, *e_new, **etable = NULL;
  BMFace *f, *f_new, **ftable = NULL;
  BMElem **eletable;
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  int i;
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    switch (ese->htype) {
      case BM_VERT:
        eletable = (BMElem **)vtable;
        break;
      case BM_EDGE:
        eletable = (BMElem **)etable;
        break;
      case BM_FACE:
        eletable = (BMElem **)ftable;
        break;
      default:
        eletable = NULL;
        break;
    }

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          ((hflag & BM_ELEM_SMOOTH) == 0 ? ME_SHARP : 0) |
          ((hflag & BM_ELEM_HIDDEN) ? ME_HIDE : 0) |
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char BM_face_flag_to_mflag(BMFace *f)
{
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}
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Please make sure you back up your registry beforehand as making improper modifications may render your OS inoperable.

Re: 'Open With' File Associations (Pro/SP1)

Sorry; I should have mentioned that the first thing I tried was to rollback SP1 using System Restore. Unfortunately, this had no effect. During this same timeframe, I also installed Pinnacle Studio 8 to help a friend who was having problems burining DVDs with that application. I then uninstalled Pinnacle, after which I performed the System Restore rollback to pre-SP1. Then, throwing my hands up in the air, I completely re-installed Windows. However, the problem persists so I felt I could safely eliminate SP1 as the culprit and went ahead and re-applied it. That's where I am today.


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investigative threat to the Trump presidency, has become the focal point. Mueller's name has become the shorthand for every legal issue that clouds the sky over the White House.

These stakes, and the potential effects for a sitting administration, have been seen before in Washington. A number of independent investigators — including special counsels, independent counsel and special prosecutors — have looked into deeds and events deemed too hot for the normal governmental processes to handle.

The special investigators

The idea behind these offices has always been that certain allegations were simply too hot for routine processing by the Justice Department, because any attorney in that department would be a subordinate of the president and the attorney general that attorney was called on to investigate.

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The confrontation over those tapes led Nixon to direct Richardson to fire Cox, which Richardson refused to do and instead resigned. Richardson's deputy also resigned. The series of weekend departures came to be known as the "Saturday night massacre."

Public outcry eventually forced Nixon to name a new special prosecutor to replace Cox, a conservative Texas Democrat who had been a Nixon supporter and a Watergate skeptic.

Nonetheless, Leon Jaworksi wound up charging a slew of high-level White House actors and naming Nixon himself an "unindicted co-conspirator." That phrase, along with the hearings held by the House Judiciary Committee in the spring of 1974, moved impeachment from a long shot to an inevitability.

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Whatever feelings lingered about Nixon within Washington


system (cold storage).

How does a signer know a transaction is waiting?
  there is no protocol inside bitcoin for "notification". When you prepare a multisig, you need to have a different communication channel than the bitcoin network, to inform on necessary signing.

Example:
https://gist.githubusercontent.com/gavinandresen/3966071/raw/1f6cfa4208bc82ee5039876b4f065a705ce64df7/TwoOfThree.sh
btw: next to the examples to bitcoin.org, Andreas book "Mastering Bitcoins" (2nd edition) has many references to multisig, and it's wortwhile to read. It can even be found online.

parole from prison — based on such a model. Would we be comfortable firing 1000 teachers to get rid of two incompetents? Many of the examples in this book concern such high stakes situations. Such are probably not typical uses of Data Science, yet they are important because their errors are so costly. Which brings us back to the “fortunes” quote. Is it the techniques that are at fault or the use humans make of them?

The author makes a couple of novel points about feedback in Data Science models. The first is that many of these models are applied in a way that does not allow verification of the accuracy of the predictions. Unfortunately, this is most common for high stakes model. The person handing out wine coupons


in Rust becomes more common. Figuring out a plugin architecture based on compile-time hashmap using types with associated values can be complicated. If your goal is just “get me the URL parameter”, then it’s needlessly annoying. It’s great that it works like this under the covers, but I don’t need to know about it.

Import avalanche

When working with many third party components, which is very common in webdev, the declarations on the top of the file can get rather long. For example the main file in my project contains just the initialisation and route handlers (all database operations, entities, helper functions, etc. are in other modules), yet it still has 30 extern/mod/use lines at the top. With line breaks and comments that takes over one full screen. And that’swas made. So this patent may simply have been Apple's backup plan if their original talks with Cingular would have failed." Considering that it's already a granted patent, you have to wonder why they're back tinkering with the idea.

And lastly, Apple's patent application 20110130958 titled dynamic alerts for calendar events is, according to Apple's application, related to two older patents dating back to 2008 and 2009. Unless an older or continuation patent is worthy of reporting on, Patently Apple simply adds it to its current report as a notable mention as we've done here.

Notice: Patently Apple presents only a brief summary of patents with associated graphic(s) for journalistic news purposes as each such patent application is revealed by the U.S. Patent & Trade Office. Readers are cautioned that


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408 F.Supp.2d 149 (2006)
UNITED STATES of America, Plaintiff,
v.
Quinton CARMON, Defendant.
No. 01-CR-6119L.
United States District Court, W.D. New York.
January 9, 2006.
Bret A. Puscheck, U.S. Attorney's Office, Rochester, NY, for Plaintiff.

DECISION AND ORDER
LARIMER, District Judge.
The United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit has remanded this case to the district court to determine whether to resentence the defendant, Quinton Carmon ("Carmon") in conformity with United States v. Crosby, 397 F.3d 103 (2d Cir. 2005). The Court appointed counsel for Carmon on remand and directed the parties submit memoranda on the issues presented and both parties have done so.
Carmon was convicted on his guilty plea to Count II of the indictment charging unlawful possession of firearms by a convicted felon in violation of 18 U.S.C. § 922(g)(1). Carmon had been originallythey were stolen, and because the firearms had been transferred with knowledge to believe that they would be used in connection with another felony. I previously ruled that such enhancements were proper. Probation also recommended an enhancement for obstruction of justice under § 3C1.1 because of Carmon's flight. Were I to sentence Carmon anew, I would consider all those factors, even if the Guidelines were advisory only. In addition to the Guidelines, all of the other sentencing factors under § 3553(a) have been considered and warrant the original sentence imposed.

CONCLUSION
For all the above reasons, pursuant to the directives of United States v. Crosby, 397 F.3d 103 (2d Cir.2005), and after considering all the relevant factors, I decline to order a resentencing of the defendant Quinton Carmon.
IT IS SO


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