to provide information to healthcare providers and patients regarding applicants that are suitable for further diagnostic avenues such as the UDN, but more importantly we hope to contribute to a discussion on the need for diagnostic/management/research pathways for applicants who suffer primarily/exclusively from subjective findings.

Methods {#Sec2}
=======

We retrospectively reviewed 201 UDN applications: 151 consecutive applications that were not accepted (Not Accepted Applicants) and 50 randomly selected applications that were accepted (Accepted Applicants) across the seven UDN clinical sites (Additional file [1](#MOESM1){ref-type="media"}: Table S1). All applicants provided electronic informed consent as approved by the National Human Genome Research Institute Institutional Review Board under research protocol 15-HG-0130.

Data were provided by the UDN Coordinating Center from the online portal wherein network-wide information is stored. Applications were included if the application decision was issued betweenPhysicians84 (55.6%)4 (8%)FET *p* \< 0.001 Others67 (44.3%)46 (92%)^a^Significant adjusted residuals exceeding +/− 2 on post-hoc testing*FET* Fisher's exact testFig. 1Referral sources and common symptoms in UDN applications . 1A: Not Accepted individuals were significantly more likely to be referred by their primary care physicians than healthcare providers in all other disciplines combined (FET, *p* \< 0.001). 1B: The four most often reported symptoms in the Not Accepted group are reported significantly less frequently in the Accepted group (χ2 = 15.43, *p* \< 0.01). 1C: Referral letters authored by primary care physicians mentioned significantly more subjective symptoms (*t* = 6.2, *p* \< 0.001) and fewer objective findings (*t* = − 4.15, *p* \< 0.001) than letters authored by other providers regardless of application outcome

Subjective symptoms and objective findings {#Sec6}
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The mean number of subjective symptoms was higher in the Not Accepted applicants (4.1 ± 3.37) relative to the Accepted


objective findings beyond subjective symptoms) that would warrant acceptance, although we specifically did not ascertain the reasons for review time.

We also found that primary care physicians referred the largest proportion of applicants to the UDN, but that their referrals had fewer objective findings and were less likely to be accepted. We did not identify a clear reason for this finding, but given that there is no difference in the number of specialty consultations between Not Accepted Applicants and Accepted Applicants, a lack of access to specialists is unlikely. Instead, we presume this indicates that patients with non-objective symptoms continue to seek diagnostic efforts and additional referrals through their PCPs after consultations with specialists do not provide a diagnosis \[[@CR24]\].

In the context of the UDN, and perhaps more importantly\[[@CR9]-[@CR11]\], whereas others have found no association \[[@CR12]-[@CR19]\]. Reasons for null findings could be small sample sizes or differences in characteristics of study populations.

Moreover, no study has assessed whether the background risk of breast cancer modifies the association between physical activity and mammographic density. The Tyrer--Cuzick (TC) prediction model estimates individual risk of developing breast cancer within the following 10 years based on several established risk factors of breast cancer \[[@CR20]\]. Mammographic density is currently not included in the TC model.

We examined the association between physical activity and volumetric mammographic density and the potential effect measure modification by the TC 10-year breast cancer risk in 38,913 Swedish women.

Methods {#Sec2}
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Study population {#Sec3}
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The KARolinska MAmmography Project for Risk Prediction of Breast Cancer (KARMA) is a population-based prospective cohort study of women


first childbirth, age at menopause, proliferative benign breast diseases, atypical hyperplasia, lobular carcinoma *in situ*, height and BMI.

Statistical analysis {#Sec7}
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Explanatory variables included total activity as well as moderate, vigorous and moderate--vigorous recreational activity. We considered physical activities both as continuous and categorical exposures, respectively. In the latter, total activity was categorized as \<40.0, 40.0 to 44.9, 45.0 to 49.9 and ≥50 MET-hours/day. Moderate activity was categorized as \<2.0, 2.0 to 4.9, 5.0 to 6.9 and ≥7.0 hours/day. Vigorous activity was categorized as \<0.25, 0.25 to 0.49, 0.5 to 0.9 and ≥1.0 hours/day. Moderate--vigorous recreational activity was categorized as \<0.5, 0.5 to 0.9, 1.0 to 2.9 and ≥3.0 hours/day. These cutoff points were chosen so that the lowest category of vigorous and recreational activity corresponds to the minimal recommended amount of physicalactivity levels have been low in some studies \[[@CR13],[@CR30]\], and therefore the effect of overall physical activity and high-intensity activity on mammographic density could have been missed. The broad range of activity level in our study allows us to compare the density between women with different activity levels. We showed that not only vigorous activity, but also total activity, was associated with lower mammographic density. The activity level in our study is consistent with the level of self-reported physical activity in a large population-based study of middle-aged Swedish women \[[@CR35]\].

To our knowledge, this is the largest study so far investigating the association between a wide range of physical activity and mammographic density in women, and also the first to use volumetric density as the outcome. The majority of


previous studies into mammographic density was assessed using subjective (that is, manual) and area-based methods \[[@CR12]-[@CR16]\], in which mammogram pixels represent either complete dense or nondense tissue. We used a fully automated technique to estimate volumetric density, which takes breast thickness into account by measuring the X-ray attenuation arising from different degrees of density in each pixel. Volumetric measures are therefore expected to capture the actual amount of fibroglandular tissue in the breast more precisely, and are theoretically expected to be a better predictor of breast cancer risk than area-based density measures. Indeed, volumetric measures of mammographic density have been shown to predict breast cancer risk more accurately compared with area-bases measures \[[@CR36]\].

This study has some limitations. The cross-sectional nature of the study does not permit us towould like to acknowledge Ralph Highnam and colleagues for technical support on the Volpara software for volumetric mammographic density measurement. This work was supported by the Märit and Hans Rausing's Initiative Against Breast Cancer. The funding resources had no role in the study design, data collection, analyses or data interpretation, in writing the manuscript or in the decision to submit the manuscript for publication.


enrichment of transcription factor-binding motifs^[@CR23],[@CR24]^ in the vicinity of the promoters (Fig. [1D](#Fig1){ref-type="fig"}), and found three differentially expressed genes encoding proteins that bind the enriched motifs: *HNF1B* (HNF1 homeobox B) was up-regulated in LN + , and *SOX5* (SRY-box 5) and *MAX* (MYC associated factor X) were down-regulated in LN + , and their binding motifs were enriched in up-regulated promoters. Down-regulation of *SOX5* and *MAX* in LN + tumors is consistent with the enrichment of their binding motifs when their mode of action is considered: SOX5 is reported as predominantly a repressor^[@CR25]^ and MAX is able to repress MYC activity although it has a dual function^[@CR26]^. These results indicate that endometrial cancer cells of LN + patients are likely controlled by transcriptional regulatory networks that are distinct from those in LN− patients.Table 3Enrichment of gene ontologyall 115 patients we recruited. In the case of the low-intermediate risk of recurrence, ROC analysis indicated that the expressions of *SEMA3D* and the novel isoforms of *TACC2* could both discriminate between LN + and LN− (*SEMA3D* AUC, 0.904; novel isoforms of *TACC2* AUC, 0.766; Fig. [4E](#Fig4){ref-type="fig"}). In contrast, expression of the known isoforms of *TACC2* had no ability to discriminate (AUC, 0.539). We assessed the statistical significance of the difference between the AUCs by using the bootstrap method (Supplementary Figure [9](#MOESM1){ref-type="media"}) and found a substantial difference between *SEMA3D* and the known isoforms of *TACC2* (*P* = 0.002). For the reasons explained in the previous section, *SUDS3* was chosen as an internal control in these experiments; however, we considered measuring only *SEMA3D* and the novel *TACC2* isoform during diagnosis because of their reciprocal expression.


signature might be associated with lymph node metastasis. This notion is consistent with a previous study that reported that squamous metaplasia is correlated with the muscle layer invasion, which may lead to vascular invasion and lymph node metastasis^[@CR35]^. However, in contrast to adenosquamous carcinoma, a type of endometrial cancer with a squamous signature, adenoacanthoma, has been reported to be associated with a good prognosis^[@CR35],[@CR36]^. This contradiction might be explained by more detailed characterization or subtyping of individual cases at the molecular level; however, it remains to be elucidated.

Furthermore, we found enrichment of MYC and MAX binding motifs in promoters upregulated in LN + cases, which indicates contribution of the MYC/MAX transcriptional regulatory network^[@CR26]^. As early as 1990, *MYC* was reported to be over-amplified^[@CR37]^ in endometrial cancer, and its expression andthis.surrogateSize;
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to the debtor's ex-spouse. Paragraph 5 of this section states generally that a discharge under chapter 7 of the Bankruptcy Code will not discharge a debt "to a spouse, former spouse, or child of the debtor, for alimony to, maintenance for, or support of such spouse or child, in connection with a separation agreement, divorce decree or other order of a court of record." Further, paragraph 15 of section 523(a) establishes a balancing test to determine the dischargeability of other matrimonial obligations that are not in the nature of alimony, maintenance or support.
Asserting only a claim under 11 U.S.C. § 523(a)(5), Mary Beth Milner contends that her ex-husband owes non-dischargeable obligations having a combined value of $18,866.55. At the trial of this dispute, Mrs. Milner identified the following


had advanced to cure mortgage arrears. Second, the judgment stated that if Michael Milner failed to pay child support in the amount of $4,000.35 within thirty days, then the wife would receive this sum from the husband's share of proceeds. Third, the Judgment of Divorce gave to the attorneys for Mrs. Milner a lien against the husband's share of proceeds, to secure the husband's obligation to pay legal fees in the amount of $4,250. These adjustments incorporate three of the six obligations that Mary Beth Milner claims to be non-dischargeable.[1] Because legal significance attaches to the state court directive for payment from proceeds, this opinion will separately consider those obligations that are chargeable to property and those which the husband was to pay directly.

Claims Chargeable to Property
When Michaelcould control was their own production and whether it was the best it could be. Before the cartels, Rockefeller had relied solely on stellar production and efficiency to achieve great success; his participation in the cartels brought him failure and ire and was antithetical to his fundamental goal of expanding production.

In the wake of the South Improvement Company fiasco, Rockefeller claimed that he had never believed the cartel would work and that he had participated in it merely to show failing refiners that the only solution to their problems was to sell their businesses to him. Given his company’s prominent role in the SIC, this is likely overstated. But it is undeniable that while planning the cartel, Rockefeller began an aggressive policy of acquisition and improvement that continued


mum and her family, while his father and his younger brother live together in Fukuoka. And... It starts with some Japanese class, when the teacher asks all the kids to write a short essay about their fathers' jobs. Then one of the students says that the boy, Koichi, doesn't have a father.The teacher asks what it means and the boy says that, well, his father is alive, but they are betsu betsu, they live seperately. And the boy is really unhappy about it. He misses his father, he misses his younger brother... And then, one day, his two best friends are talking about a planned opening of a new line of shinkansen - the... How was it translated? The super bullet train? Well, basically there's going to bemonths(tmp, abbr=TRUE)
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secretive about her mother and admits she hasn't talked about her for a couple years.

A young mutant, Chat has the power to communicate with animals, an ability that also makes animals act unusually friendly around her. Although this aspect of her power embarrassed her, Chat used her animal affinity to help run a traveling zoo that visited all the New York orphanages.

At some point, Chat felt herself "falling apart" and tried to re-establish her life. Becoming a runaway, she met Emma Frost, a teenage mutant with the ability to read and control minds. Self-absorbed and immoral, Emma regularly used her powers to rob stores and learn intimate secrets by peeking into people's minds. Although Chat disapproved of Emma's actions and often tried to stop her, she was tooThus, the inhibitory effect of lenti-NR_002794 on migration was not a result of cell death.

### Overexpression of NR_002794 does not affect the phagocytic activity of trophoblast cells

SWAN71 cells that overexpressed NR_002794 exhibited no significant difference in their phagocytic activity compared with the blank and lenti-control groups ([Fig. 5](#f5-mmr-20-05-4567){ref-type="fig"}). This was demonstrated by fluorescence and flow cytometry analysis. These data suggested that NR_002794 did not affect the phagocytic activity of trophoblast cells.

Discussion
==========

Pre-eclampsia is characterized by hypertension and proteinuria. It is a common and severe complication encountered during pregnancy ([@b22-mmr-20-05-4567],[@b23-mmr-20-05-4567]). Patients with pre-eclampsia often suffer from increased uric acid levels and serum transaminase concentrations ([@b24-mmr-20-05-4567]). Currently, the only effective treatment for pre-eclampsia is delivery or interruption of pregnancy ([@b25-mmr-20-05-4567]). The pathogenesis of pre-eclampsia remains elusive. The failure of cells to


infection of SWAN71 cells. Cells that were infected with lenti-NR_002794 and lenti-con exhibited a consistent infection efficiency. Magnification, ×200. (E) SWAN71 cells were infected with lenti-NR_002794 or lenti-con and the infection efficiency was assessed using RT-qPCR. The data are presented as the mean ± SD. \*\*P\<0.01 vs. lenti-con. RT-qPCR, reverse transcription-quantitative PCR; ARPC3, actin related protein 2/3 complex subunit 3; HCK, HCK proto-oncogene Src family tyrosine kinase; PIK3CG, phosphatidylinositol-4,5-bisphosphate 3-kinase catalytic subunit γ; PRKCB, protein kinase C β; CD209, CD209 molecule; CLEC4M, C-type lectin domain family 4 member M; FCGR1A, Fc fragment of IgG receptor 1a; PTPRC, protein tyrosine phosphatase receptor type C; CYBB, cytochrome b-245 β chain; NCF4, neutrophil cytosolic factor 4; lenti-NR_002794, lentivirus expressing NR_002794; lenti-con, control lentivirus; fluo, fluorescence.](MMR-20-05-4567-g01){#f2-mmr-20-05-4567}

![Effect of NR_002794 expression on the proliferationsignificant medical history, the habit of smoking and explosion to any solvents or chemicals. Bladder neoplasm was initially suspected by outpatient colour Doppler ultrasonography and cystoscopy at a local hospital 3 days prior to admission. No abnormalities were observed upon physical examination, serological examination, and urine cytology after admission. Computed tomography (CT) revealed an enlargement in the inferior part of the right ureter with a suspected solid mass (Fig. [1](#Fig1){ref-type="fig"}a). Further intravenous urogram (IVU) revealed a "sponge-like" filling defect in the right lower enlarged ureteral lumen and right ureteral orifice inside the bladder, but no dilation of the upper urinary tract and renal pelvis (Fig. [1](#Fig1){ref-type="fig"}b). Ureteral tumour was detected preoperatively. Fig. 1Computed tomography and intravenous urogram findings (**a**) Computed tomography shows an enlargement in the inferior part of the


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As toners for development of electrostatic images, ground toners obtained by melting and mixing a colorant and a charge control agent, and optionally various kinds of additives such as a parting agent in a thermoplastic resin to prepare a resin composition and then grinding anda polymerization initiator, and the amino group in the resulting copolymer is quaternized with a quaternizing agent such as a halogenated organic compound or acid ester compound;
(ii) A method in which a monomer with an N,N-disubstituted aminoalkyl (meth)acrylate monomer converted into a quaternary ammonium salt, a vinyl aromatic hydrocarbon monomer and a (meth)acrylate monomer are copolymerized in the presence of a polymerization initiator, and the resulting copolymer is then reacted with an organic acid or a derivative thereof to form a salt;
(iii) A method in which a vinyl aromatic hydrocarbon monomer, a (meth)acrylate monomer and a quaternary ammonium salt group-containing (meth)acrylate monomer are copolymerized in the presence of a polymerization initiator; and
(iv) A method in which a copolymer of a vinyl aromatic hydrocarbon monomer and a halogenated alkyl


weight.
(2) Negative Charge Control Resin:
The negative charge control resin (B) used in the present invention is a polymer having a weight average molecular weight of 1,000 to 100,000 and a functional group which brings negatively charging ability. This polymer may be either a homopolymer or a copolymer so far as it is a polymer having a functional group which brings negatively charging ability. The negative charge control resin is preferably a copolymer of a vinyl monomer having a functional group which brings negatively charging ability, and another vinyl monomer copolymerizable therewith. However, it may be a polymer into which the functional group has been introduced by a modification treatment after polymerization. A copolymer containing a monomer unit having a functional group which brings negatively charging ability, a vinylcause fog and the like.
As the negative charge control resin, is preferred a polymer having a sulfonic group from the viewpoints of dispersion stability of droplets of the polymerizable monomer composition, the charge controlling ability of the resulting toner, image quality, etc., more preferred a copolymer having a structural unit derived from a sulfonic group-containing (meth)acrylate monomer and a structural unit derived from another polymerizable monomer, and particularly preferred a copolymer having a structural unit derived from a sulfonic group-containing (meth)acrylamide monomer, a structure unit derived from a vinyl aromatic hydrocarbon monomer and a structure unit derived from a (meth)acrylate monomer. Such a copolymer can be obtained by polymerizing a sulfonic group-containing (meth)acrylamide monomer, a vinyl aromatic hydrocarbon monomer and a (meth)acrylate monomer by emulsion polymerization, dispersion polymerization,


can be substituted by the proportion of the monomer having the functional group used upon polymerization. The amount of each charge control resin in the toner may be defined as parts by weight of the charge control resin per 100 parts by weight of the binder resin (polymerizable monomer) in the toner.
In the case where a positively charged toner is provided, proportions of both charge control resins used are determined in such a manner that the functional ratio (A:B) is generally 1:0.005 to 1:0.9, preferably 1:0.01 to 1:0.8, more preferably 1:0.05 to 1:0.7. In the case where a negatively charged toner is provided, proportions of both charge control resins used are determined in such a manner that the functional ratio (B:A) is generally 1:0.005 to 1:0.9, preferably 1:0.010.03 to 5 parts by weight per 100 parts by weight.of the polymerizable monomer.
(4) Colorant:
As the colorant, may be used any of various kinds of pigments and dyes used in the field of toners. As examples of black colorants, may be mentioned dyes and pigments such as carbon black and Nigrosine Base; and magnetic powders such as cobalt, nickel, triiron tetroxide, manganese iron oxide, zinc iron oxide and nickel iron oxide. When carbon black is used, that having a primary particle diameter of 20 to 40 nm is preferably used in that the resulting toner can provide images good in image quality, and the safety of the toner in environment is enhanced. As colorants for color toners, may be used yellow colorants, magenta colorants, cyan colorants, etc. Specific


generally 0.01 to 10 parts by weight, preferably 0.1 to 5 parts by weight per 100 parts by weight of the polymerizable monomer.
(6) Lubricant and Dispersion Aid:
A lubricant, such as a fatty acid such as oleic acid or stearic acid, or a fatty acid metal salt composed of a fatty acid and a metal such as Na, K, Ca, Mg or Zn; a dispersion aid such as a silane or titanium coupling agent; and/or the like may also be used with a view toward uniformly dispersing the colorant in the resulting toner particles. Such a lubricant or dispersion aid is generally used in a proportion of about 1/1,000 to 1/1 based on the weight of the colorant.
(7) Charge Control Agent:
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The average thickness of the shell is generally 0.001 to 1.0 xcexcm, preferably 0.003 to 0.5 xcexcm, more preferably 0.005 to 0.2 xcexcm. If the thickness of the shell is too great, the fixing ability


is used as a non-magnetic one-component developer, external additives may be mixed as needed. As the external additives, may be mentioned inorganic particles and organic resin particles which act as a flowability-imparting agent and an abrasive.
Examples of the inorganic particles include particles of silica, alumina, titanium oxide, zinc oxide, tin oxide, barium titanate, strontium titanate, etc. Examples of the organic resin particles include particles of methacrylic ester polymers, acrylic ester polymers, styrene-methacrylic ester copolymers and styrene-acrylic ester copolymers, and core-shell type particles in which the core is composed of a methacrylic ester polymer, and the shell is composed of a styrene polymer.
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What to Look for With Jack in the Box's Earnings

Can Jack in the Box impress the Street on same-store sales?

Will Jack in the Box(NASDAQ:JACK) pop out with strong same-store sales like Wendy's (NASDAQ:WEN) did? Or will it pull a McDonald's(NYSE:MCD) or Burger King Worldwide(UNKNOWN:BKW.DL) and show more anemic or negative growth? Jack in the Box is scheduled to report its fiscal fourth-quarter results after hours on Nov. 20. Same-store sales numbers will help determine where this restaurant is headed.

Third-quarter resultsIn last quarter's earnings release, Jack in the Box reported adjusted earnings per share of $0.41 compared to


$0.39. Systemwide same-store sales for its Jack in the Box and Qdoba locations saw gains of 0.1% and 1.3%, respectively.

The numbers aren't very exciting and are similar to the North American same-store sales results for McDonald's and Burger King. The two chains showed a 0.7% gain and a 0.3% decline, respectively, last quarter.

Jack in the Box guided for the fourth quarter to show "slightly positive" same-store sales for Jack in the Box and a 1% gain for Qdoba. Several wild cards could potentially lead to higher results that surprise the Street.

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If you are open to using a 3rd party library you could try Protocol Buffers from google, there is a 'C' and java bindings so integration is pretty straight forward.
Otherwise your best bet is to stick to using DataInputStream and DataOutputStream methods in particalar readUTF() and writeUTF(String). On the Objective-C side a combination of NSData and NSString.
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Q:

Mysql innodb_log_buffer_size change

I'm new to Mysql, and i'm reading this in a book: "A large log buffer allows large transactions to run without a need to write the log to disk before the transactions commit. Thus, if you have big transactions, making the log buffer larger saves disk I/O."
Ok...Perfect.. so i'm going to issue this statement: set global innodb_log_buffer_size=xxx;
Mysql reply to me with: "ERROR 1238 (HY000): Variable 'innodb_log_buffer_size' is a read only variable"
So, How can i make it bigger in case i have big transaction, and need to increase the  innodb_log_buffer_size?
I use mysql 5.7 on Windows.
Thank you.

A:

The files are created when you first install MySQL.  It is clumsy to change the size after that.  In particular, the size cannot be changed dynamically.
How big is the


setting now?  How many rows with the one transaction be affecting?  It may not be worth it.
If you do choose to make a change; see How to safely change MySQL innodb variable 'innodb_log_file_size'?
Be sure to read the Comments, too.
Not Dynamic
https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.7/en/innodb-parameters.html#sysvar_innodb_log_file_size says that innodb_log_file_size is not dynamic, meaning that your SET cannot work.  You can change the value in my.cnf, but then you have the issues discussed above.  A note from the 5.6.8 Changelog:

On startup, MySQL would not start if there was a mismatch between the
  value of the innodb_log_file_size configuration option and the actual
  size of the ib_logfile* files that make up the redo log. This behavior
  required manually removing the redo log files after changing the value
  of innodb_log_file_size.Q:

Rails Dynamic Search in a Model

I have the following model:
Car which has :year, :model and :car_brand_id fields.
CarBrand which has only a :name field and has_many :cars.
In the view I have a search form with ransack like the following:
<%= search_form_for(@q, url: search_result_path) do |f| %>

  <%= f.select(:year_eq, 1960..(Date.today.year+1), {prompt: 'year'}, class: "grey-text") %>
  <%= f.collection_select :car_brand_id_eq, CarBrand.all, :id, :name, {prompt: 'brand'}, class: "grey-text" %>
  <%= f.collection_select :model_eq, Car.models, :model, :model, {prompt: 'model'}, class: "grey-text " %>
  <%= f.button "Search" %>

<% end %>

I would like to make the form search dynamic, for example, if a user choose a specific year in the form, the next field (:car_brand_id) only returns the options for select which have the year previously selected, an so on with the next fields.


is a bar in which to relax between matches.

The natives of Karamja have been complaining recently of a new type of bug giving them a bit of trouble, so the slayer masters have decided to add this monster to their lists. Think you could help them out? If so, head to the northern coast of the island to find this new slayer monster (slayer level 33 required).

Beware: these bugs aren't easily hit, so you'll need to buy a special lantern from the slayer shops to distract them and make that killer blow!

Players can now use their culinary talents to make more baked potatoes. With toppings varying from a simple chilli-con-carne potato to a mushroom and onion fry-up, there's something for cooks of all levels. High-level cooks may findwanna blink, 'cause I'm afraid to miss even a second of your cuteness." "I know." "It's torture for me too." "I could tear your eyelids off." "Let's go, Michael, to a place where our love is understood." "Oh, hey, while you're there check out the new monkey house." "It never ends with those two." "I love you, I love you, I love you- [Raspberry]" "Guys, it won't last." "Look, an object in an unnatural state... must return to its natural state." "Thus, Kelso and Jackie'll have a fight any day." "Really?" "It's simple physics." "Hey, you guys, you know what?" "We should get a pool going." "We'll draw days for five bucks." "If they fight on your day, you win the pot." "The pot?" "If that's the prize,


out of my garage!" "Fine." "There ya go." "Hey." "Hey, how goes the pool?" "Great." "I sold 15 spots." "I got today." "You got tomorrow." "What?" "That bites." "They're never gonna last until then." "Who won't last until what?" " What?" "Huh?" " Huh?" "What?" "Oh." "Oh." "I, uh" "I smashed a couple of toes." "We're waiting to see how long before the nails fall off." "I wanna play." "Uh, Michael, you're a little busy right now." "But, Jackie, those toenails could fall off at any minute." "Hey!" "Me!" "I'm sorry, puddin'." "All right." "Now I feel like pudding." "Hey!" "Me too!" "Let's go." "Well, I believe this is mine." "Thank you all for playing." "What?" "That wasn't a fight." "Okay, we'll let Fez decide." "Fez, fight orno?" "Sorry, Eric." "I have to say no." " The pool goes on." " But, Fez, I" "It goes on." "Ah, what the hell?" "Now I want pudding." "I'm with you, brother." "Let's roll." "Thank God." "I thought they'd never leave." "No, no." "Don't get all gussied up for me." "I just came by to make sure you're okay." "You know, not too lonely without me." "What, are you kidding me?" "I'm having a great time!" "L" " I feel like I've really learned a lot about..." "Eric." "Oh." "Well, I'm glad you're having fun." "Oh, but what about you?" "Pretending to be Fez's girlfriend has to be kind of a drag." "Right?" "No!" "Fez is great." "Last night he took me to play putt-putt." "And tonight he's


product of 6706894.3 and -1?
-6706894.3
Multiply -22392648 and 7.
-156748536
-3.8487 * 1676
-6450.4212
0.1591579*1.44
0.229187376
146165 * -0.48
-70159.2
What is the product of -16 and 0.90477?
-14.47632
Product of 2.344006 and -40.
-93.76024
Calculate -306640.87*-0.2.
61328.174
-2*175763674
-351527348
Calculate 0.69713*-1029.
-717.34677
What is 68730842 times -0.01?
-687308.42
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6227.48
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-166.9244
8373*-4.0263
-33712.2099
5*30740018
153700090
31977692 times -4
-127910768
Work out 1.26588 * 37.
46.83756
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0.116433
Product of -0.045696116 and 11.
-0.502657276
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-199165.2
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96.45664
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-7080572
What is the product of -661875 and 41?
-27136875
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64161720
0.391 times 3123
1221.093
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-47.740836
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607871.1
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172664.88
What is the product of -0.0190062 and 26?
-0.4941612
Calculate -0.177*4319.734.
-764.592918
What is -1361 times -642.8?
874850.8
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-14749.45
83 times 146798
12184234
24960684 times 3
74882052
0.2*-103284
-20656.8
0.11892*-1.687
-0.20061804
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-193317.798
Calculate -4*59692.57.
-238770.28
What is 24 times 2361277?
56670648
What is 0.1 times 918505?
91850.5
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57615344
4013 times 7.29
29254.77
What is -189.861 times 279?
-52971.219
What is the product of -1250 and-10826?
13532500
-84354*-0.29
24462.66
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28700.9701
What is 13.59 times -11.73?
-159.4107
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-3909714
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798879
What is the product of -345 and 43130.3?
-14879953.5
-8 times -0.37671
3.01368
What is the product of 0 and 4817419?
0
What is -4277.7 times -8.42?
36018.234
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-9269465
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-338699060
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6913339
-0.097 times -2.782072
0.269860984
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0
-147085*-0.08
11766.8
10 times 53736407
537364070
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7104.25
Product of 822.93201 and -0.2.
-164.586402
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-160863.43
1113*-14.08
-15671.04
3 * -3103937.9
-9311813.7
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0.0542064
2147850 * -19
-40809150
-234736 times 0.19
-44599.84
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600122.147
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758109.04
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-0.012093993
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-1.902331566
What is the product of 2258 and 9905?
22365490
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-18393.297
497587*0.8
398069.6
-80 * 0.0030229
-0.241832
0.013 times -1853281
-24092.653
0.1117 times 2739
305.9463
51453.52 times -0.4
-20581.408
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0
-847 * -1
847
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446302.1
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-46307160
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-1110186428
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4522.05
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The arrangement provides a tape with a filament enveloped in a wrapped portion of the tape where the filament is pulled through the coating to effect a cutting action. However this is not suitable for film of the above type for a number of reasons and has never been used with film.
U.S. Pat. No. 4,255,469 (Mcginness) issued Mar. 10, 1981 to Hughes Aircraft provides a tape with an attached filament which is used to mask and cut a moisture proof coating applied to circuit boards where certain parts of the board must be masked to remain clear of the coating. The tape is PTFE (Teflon) or PET (Mylar) and the filament is nylon. This tape is used in very small straight pieces to cover edges of circuit boardsUse of induced pluripotent stem cell models to probe the pathogenesis of Choroideremia and to develop a potential treatment.
Choroideremia (CHM) is a rare monogenic, X-linked recessive inherited retinal degeneration resulting from mutations in the Rab Escort Protein-1 (REP1) encoding CHM gene. The primary retinal cell type leading to CHM is unknown. In this study, we explored the utility of induced pluripotent stem cell-derived models of retinal pigmented epithelium (iPSC-RPE) to study disease pathogenesis and a potential gene-based intervention in four different genetically distinct forms of CHM. A number of abnormal cell biologic, biochemical, and physiologic functions were identified in the CHM mutant cells. We then identified a recombinant adeno-associated virus (AAV) serotype, AAV7m8, that is optimal for both delivering transgenes to iPSC-RPEs as well as to appropriate target


sub-layers of rectangular magnetic slabs. Periodicity of the sawtooth permanent magnetic lattice is the periodicity of the rectangular slabs and is defined by distance of two alternative peaks of the structure. Lattice has the periodicity $a$=1$\mu$m, magnetization $M_z$=3.8 kG along the $z$-direction and thickness $t$=500nm. For $n$=10, thickness of each sublayer is $t/n$=50nm while width of slabs is changed according to $w_i$= $a$($i$+1)/$n$. (c) $l_x$ and $l_y$, dimensions of the atom chip in $x$- and $y$- directions, respectively. For $n_r$=1000 sawtooth magnetic slabs $l_x$= $l_y$=1mm. External magnetic field is applied along $x$- and $y$-directions to produce waveguides with non-zero potential minima.[]{data-label="fig1"}](Fig1.eps){width="8.0cm"}

Analytical expressions for Magnetic lattices
============================================

We study first the simple case of a single layer of sawtooth periodic array of grooved magnetic films with a thickness of $t$, periodicityB_{\rm x}&=& B_{\rm 1x}\\
  B_{\rm y}&=&B_{\rm 0\gamma}\sin{(ky)}e ^{-kz}+B_{\rm 1y}\nonumber \\
 B_{\rm z}&=&B_{\rm 0\gamma}\cos{(ky)}e ^{-kz}+B_{\rm 1z}\nonumber
  \end{aligned}$$

where $k$=2$\pi/a$ and $B_{\rm 0\gamma}=B_{\rm 0}\sum_{i=0}^{n-1}\gamma_{\rm \it i}$, respectively. $B_{\rm 0}$ and $\gamma_{\rm \it i}$ are $M_{\rm z}$/$\pi$(Gaussian units) and related coefficient of the $\it i$th infinite periodic magnets on atom chip \[see Fig.1(b)\], respectively. $\gamma_{\rm \it i}$ is determined from the series \[for more details, see section 2.3\] $$\begin{aligned}
\gamma_{\rm \it i}&=&\frac{1}{A}\sum_{j=0}^{i}\cos{(\frac{(2j+1)ka}{4n})}(e^{k\frac{t}{n}}-1)e^{kt(1-\frac{(i+1)}{n})} \\ \nonumber
A&=&\sum_{j=0}^{n/2-1}\cos{(\frac{(2j+1)ka}{4n})}\end{aligned}$$

where $n$ is the number of sub-layers (i.e. order of approximation). The magnitude of the magnetic field above surface can be written

$$\begin{aligned}
 B(y,z)&=& (B_{\rm 1x}^2+B_{\rm 1y}^2+B_{\rm 1z}^2+ 2[B_{\rm 0\gamma}B_{\rm 1y}\sin{(ky)} +\\&B&_{\rm 0\gamma}B_{\rm 1z}\cos{(ky)}]e^{-kz}+ B_{\rm 0\gamma}^{2}e^{-2kz})^{1/2}\nonumber
 \\ \nonumber\end{aligned}$$

In simple case when we take $B_{\rm 1z}$=0, the minimum of magnetic field in 1D array of periodic magnetic lattice of 2D


several times shifted to the right and left to model the given periodic array. These shifts lead to another series in calculation of the magnetic field which is given by

$$\begin{aligned}
\gamma_i=\frac{2}{c_1}\sum_{j=0}^{i}\cos{(2j+1)k\Delta}(e^{k\frac{t}{n}}-1)e^{kt(1-\frac{i+1}{n}})\end{aligned}$$

For sawtooth array, all estimated sub-layers have same thickness $t/n$ and distance from origin $s_i$= 1-($i$+1)/$n$. Summation on $\gamma_i$ and $\lambda_i$ for $n$=10 sub-layers are determined 13.97 and 5.47, while for $n$=20 sub-layers reduce to 13.02 and 5.45 values, respectively.

Numerical calculations for magnetic lattice
===========================================

Numerical calculations for finite arrays of sawtooth magnetic films with finite length were made. Radia Package [@rad], interfaced to Mathematica software was used to numerically obtain magnetic field for different configurations of magnets in 1D array of waveguides and 2D arrays of 3D microtraps.

Atom waveguide
--------------

Numerical calculations of 1D array of waveguides above the sawtooth surface of the                             Center of waveguides in $z$-direction               1.291.28                1.291.28
  `\frac{\partial^2 B}{\partial y^2}\hspace{.1cm}({G\over{cm}^2})`   Curvature of B in $y$-direction               3.29$\times$10$^{10}$   3.28$\times$10$^{10}$
  `\frac{\partial^2 B}{\partial z^2}\hspace{.1cm}({G\over{cm}^2})`   Curvature of B in $z$-direction               3.29$\times$10$^{10}$   3.28$\times$10$^{10}$
  `\omega_y`/2$\pi$(kHz)


on perpendicularly magnetized thin sawtooth films. This lattice can produce Ioffe-Pritchard 2D and 3D microtraps in 1D and 2D lattices, respectively for holding ultracold atoms and BECs when a bias field is applied. We have presented analytical expressions for parameters such as location of the microtraps, curvatures of the magnetic field and also frequencies and trap depth close to the center of the lattice. We also have shown that numerical calculations are in agreement with analytical ones for two different number of the sublayers n. The components of homogenous external magnetic field along $x$- and $y$-directions, $B_{1x}$ and $B_{1y}$, can change the trap depth and frequencies of microtraps. Control over the trap depths let us to handle tunneling parameters via increasing or decreasing potential barrier heights for coldthat the electrodynamics of neutrinos is changed in such media comparing with the electrodynamics of neutrinos in vacuum in such a way that the contribution of the neutrino electromagnetic vertex in medium cannot be regarded as a small correction like the case of radiative corrections in vacuum. The main distinction is the appearance of [*the induced electric charge of neutrino*]{} which is proportional to the density of free carriers of electricity [^1]. Namely this leads to the new qualitative effect: the appearance of the long-distance forces inevitably leads to the collective interactions of neutrino with an ensemble of charged particles via electromagnetic field.

The approximation of the neutrino propagation in an isotropic plasma considered in [@Oraevsky; @Oraevsky2; @Nieves; @Semikoz] and then in [@Bingham] has some natural bounds for applications


equilibrium state of an electron gas polarized by the external magnetic field $\vector{B}_0\neq 0$.

Then in subsection 2.2 we present the full set of the coupled Relativistic Kinetic Equations (RKE) for electrons and neutrinos in the lepton plasma with an external magnetic field including the self-consistent electromagnetic field contribution. These RKE’s are derived using the Bogolyubov method analogously to the way described in details for an isotropic plasma in [@Semikoz].

In subsection 2.3 we complete derivation of RKE’s recasting them for the gauge invariant distribution functions and prove the lepton current conservation,\
$\partial j^{(a)}_{\mu}(\vector{x}, t)/\partial
x_{\mu}=0$, in a magnetized plasma both for neutrinos and electrons.

We conclude this section deriving in subsection 2.4 the dispersion equation for the lepton density perturbations in an isotropic plasma that coincides with results [@Bingham; @Bento].

In section 3the form $$\label{background} \hat{f}^{(0e)}_{\lambda'\lambda}(\varepsilon_p) =
 \frac{\delta_{\lambda'\lambda}}{2}f^{(0)}(\varepsilon_p) +
 \frac{(\sigma_j)_{\lambda'\lambda}}{2}S_j^{(0)}(\varepsilon_p)~.$$ Here $f^{(0)}(\varepsilon_p)= g_e[\exp
 (\varepsilon_p - \zeta)/T) + 1]^{-1} $ is the equilibrium Fermi function; $g_e = 2$ is the Lande factor; $$\label{polar}
 S_j^{(0)}(\varepsilon_p)= -
 \frac{\mid\mu_B\mid B^{(0)}_j }{\gamma}\frac{df^{(0)}(\varepsilon_p)}
 {d\varepsilon_p }$$ is the equilibrium spin distribution; $\gamma= \varepsilon_p/m_e$ is the electron gamma factor, and we use hereafter units $\hbar=c=1$.

Note that in we assumed the quasi-classical electron spectrum in a realistic external magnetic field $B_0$ obeying the inequality $eB_0\ll T^2$, when the Landau spectrum $$\label{Landau}\varepsilon (\lambda,p_z, n) = (m_e^2 +
 p_z^2 + \mid e\mid B_0(2n + 1 - \lambda))^{1/2}$$ reduces to $$\label{spectrum1} \varepsilon_{p}(\lambda)= \varepsilon_p - \frac{\lambda
\mid e\mid B_0}{2\varepsilon_p}~,$$ where $\lambda = \pm
1$ and we changed $\mid e\mid B_0(2n + 1)=p_{\perp}^2$ for large Landau numbers $n\gg 1$. Thus, the full spectrum contains the small


electrons populating the main Landau level (n=0) contribute only.

Note also that this magnetization determines the axial vector potential of a probing neutrino in a magnetized plasma too [@SemikozValle], $$V_A= -G_F\sqrt{2}c_A\frac{q_j}{q}\frac{M_j^{(0)}}{
\mid \mu_B\mid}~,$$ that changes the spectrum of the ultrarelativistic neutrino, $\varepsilon_q= q + V + V_A$, comparing with the standard one in an isotropic medium (e.g. in the Sun), $\varepsilon_q=
q + V$, and modifies the neutrino oscillations in a magnetized SN described by the one-particle Schrödinger equation for two neutrino species [@SemikozValle; @Kusenko], $$i\left( \begin{array}{l}
\dot{\nu}_a\\ \dot{\nu}_b \end{array} \right) = \left( \begin{array}{cc} V
+ V_A -c_2\delta~~~ & s_2\delta \\ s_2\delta &0~ \end{array} \right)
\left( \begin{array}{c} \nu_a\\ \nu_b \end{array} \right)~, \label{master}$$ where $c_2 = \cos 2\theta$, $s_2 = \sin 2\theta$, $\delta = \Delta
m^2/4E$ are the neutrino mixing parameters; $\nu_b$ is the sterile neutrinoelectron gas [^4]; $\vector{b}(\vector{x},t)$ is the magnetic field perturbation in the total field $\vector{B}(\vector{x},t)= \vector{B}_0 +\vector{b}(\vector{x},t)$; $n_{e0}= \int d^3pf^{(0)}(\varepsilon_p)/(2\pi)^3$ is the density of the electron gas. The pseudotensor $\Sigma_{kj}(\vector{x},t)= \mu_B\int
d^3pv_k\delta S_j(\vector{p}, \vector{x},t)/(2\pi)^3$ describes spatial inhomogeneity of the magnetization and the last [*new vector*]{} term ($\sim c_A$) corresponds to the parity violation for the evolution of the macroscopic [*axial*]{} vector $m_j$ in SM.

Note that last two lines in the complicated spin RKE are the relativistic corrections and do not contribute to in NR plasma. Moreover, we omitted the small term $- G_F\sqrt{2}c_A\chi_0[\vector{j}^{(\nu)}(\vector{x},t)\times
\vector{B}_0]_j$ originated from the third line (without derivatives) in when comparing it with the third term in the Bloch equation stipulated by the standard spin precession in QED plasma (arising due to the last term in the second


4\pi \chi (t)$ can be considered instead of more general ones, $\chi (\vector{x},t)$ and $\mu (\vector{x},t )$, that allows us to neglect the complicated pseudotensor term $\Sigma_{ij}$ in as well as the spatial dispersion in the perturbations $m_{\pm}(\vector{x},t) = \int dt'\chi (t -
t')h_{\pm}(\vector{x}, t')$ and $b_{\pm}(\vector{x},t) = \int dt'\mu (t -
t')h_{\pm}(\vector{x},t')$ correspondingly where $h_{\pm}(\vector{x},t)=
h_x(\vector{x},t)\pm ih_y(\vector{x},t) $ is the magnetic field strength perturbation.

Under such conditions we find from the linearized spin RKE the susceptibility in QED plasma neglecting neutrinos, $$\label{resonance} \chi (\omega) = \frac{\pm
\Omega_e\chi_0}{\omega \pm \Omega_e(1 - 4\pi \chi_0)}~,$$ that may be finite at the paramagnetic resonance $\omega= \mp
\Omega_e$ given by the equation $1 + 4\pi \chi (\omega)=0$. Latter follows from the shortened Maxwell equation $\vector{k}\times (\vector{b} - 4\pi
\vector{m})=0$ when one neglects electric field terms.

Then substituting into the solutionspin wave propagation in NR plasma enhanced by the neutrino beam. Note that complete RKE’s (\[neutrino1\]), (\[electron2\]) are not necessary to derive the dispersion equation (\[spectrum\]) for spin waves as we showed in (\[additive\]).

The violation of parity in the SM lepton plasma given by axial vector currents ($\sim c_A$) leads to the growth of spin eigen modes through their excitation by the intense neutrino flux. These spin waves are generally coupled to the magnetosonic ones analogously to the case of spin waves in ferromagnets [@SitenkoOraevsky] or can transfer their energy to electromagnetic and plasma waves at the cross of spectra that finally could lead to the heating of ions and the background plasma.

The possible explanation of the shock revival in SN by different collective mechanisms including the neutrino


The online version of this article contains supplemental material.

*Abbreviations used in this paper:* APL, acute promyelocytic leukemia; DR, direct repeat; EMSA, electrophoretic mobility shift assay.

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

Acute promyelocytic leukemia (APL) is triggered by a chromosomal translocation that yields expression of the *PML--RARA* oncogene, a fusion protein between a transcription factor, the retinoic receptor (RARA), and an organizer of nuclear domains involved in apoptosis, PML. RARA belongs to the nuclear receptor family and binds DNA as a heterodimer with the nuclear receptor RXR. Response elements consist of direct repeats (DRs) of a (A/G)G(G/T)TCA consensus with spacings of 2 or 5, whereas RXR homodimers bind DR1 and DR6 elements ([@bib1]). RXR-specific agonists (rexinoids) fail to activate transcription from RAR--RXR complexes, a process referred to as RXR subordination ([@bib2]). This results from afindings. Alternatively, as in F9 cells ([@bib18]), cAMP might also facilitate RA- and rexinoid-triggered differentiation through direct phosphorylation of the RARA moiety of PML--RARA, which may directly or indirectly alter the binding efficiency of corepressors and coactivators. This last hypothesis is favored by the paradoxical restoration of RA and RARA agonist response by cAMP in NB4MR4 cells, which suggests that cAMP-triggered RARA phosphorylation induces a conformation change that restores its ability to bind RA. Whatever the mechanism(s) involved, that cAMP strongly activates PML--RARA targets, identifies this clinically relevant agent as yet another oncogene-targeted therapy.

Using a variety of drugs, mutant cell lines, and PML--RARA-specific reporters, we directly show a very strict parallelism between transcriptional activation of PML--RARA targets and NB4 differentiation. The complete reversal of RA resistance by cAMP


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how to implement PWM LED fading into a random case switch?

Ive recently bought my self a arduino Mega 2560 and managed to get a sort of RANDOM function to work with different cases which go of by the number selected.
My question is is there a way to also make a PWM sequence in such a case? so that the LED is fully light to dark and then the the next case starts?  IS there a more random sequence wich i could then also expand if neccesary?
Mark.
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Gram-negative, non-spore-forming, rod-shaped bacteria, T7-09(T) and TR6-08(T), were isolated from soil from a ginseng field in South Korea and characterized to determine their taxonomic position. 16S rRNA gene sequence analysis showed that the two isolates shared 99.5 % sequence similarity. Strains T7-09(T) and TR6-08(T) were shown to belong to the Proteobacteria and showed the highest levels of sequence similarity to Pseudoxanthomonas broegbernensis DSM 12573(T) (98.1 %), Pseudoxanthomonas mexicana AMX 26B(T) (97.4-97.5 %), Pseudoxanthomonas japonensis 12-3(T) (96.5-96.6 %), Pseudoxanthomonas taiwanensis ATCC BAA-404(T) (95.7 %) and Xanthomonas campestris ATCC 33913(T) (96.3-96.5 %). The sequence similarity values with respect to any species with validly published names in related genera were less than 96.5 %. The detection of a quinone system with Q-8 as


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The larger, seemingly overlooked question, is why? Why did President Trump choose to follow the advice of his White House lawyers, and appoint Matthew Whitaker as Acting Attorney General, instead of allowing Deputy AG Rod Rosenstein to elevate to the position of AG in the interim period?

There is speculation Matthew Whitaker is the preferred acting AG because he is more likely to support a pre-planned objective cleaning out a set of corrupt internal officials within the DOJ and FBI; this would be the “cleaner” supposition.

Hopefully this is the case; there are reasonable signs of evidence pointing in this direction. However, given the history of how Machievellian the administrative state has been in defending corrupt institutions – it would be naive to think the career embeds within thefor summary judgment have been stipulated by the parties and briefly may be stated as follows:
On August 6, 1947, defendant Oravitz as administrator of the estate of John Oravec, deceased, filed a suit in the Common Pleas Court of Mahoning County against defendant Acri for wrongful death by murder. On the same day moneys, securities, and property of Acri in the safety deposit box at The Dollar Savings and Trust Company were attached. This suit proceeded to trial and a judgment for Oravitz in the amount of $18,500 was entered on January 19, 1949.
The Commissioner of Internal Revenue, meanwhile, had assessed taxes against Acri for the years 1942 to 1946. The assessment list covering these taxes was received by the Collector on November 19, 1947, and demand for


payment was mailed to Acri on November 19, 1947. Thereafter, on November 21, 1947, a notice of tax lien was filed in the office of the Recorder of Mahoning County. On the same date notice of tax lien and notice of levy were served upon The Dollar Savings and Trust Company.
On June 14, 1948, The Dollar Savings and Trust Company was appointed guardian of the estate of Michael P. Acri who had been incarcerated on his conviction for the murder of Oravec. The Bank inventoried the contents of Acri's safety deposit box on September 11, 1948. Currency in the sum of $35,821 and bonds having a total maturity value of $8,675 were found. No one had been allowed access to the box from the time of the attachmentOravitz is granted.
Even if the court were of the opinion that there was priority in the tax lien of the Government as against the attachment lien, full summary judgment could not be granted in view of the undetermined issue of the validity and the amount of the assessment.


Hepatic necrosis following halothane anesthesia in goats.
One goat anesthetized with thiamylal sodium, xylazine, and halothane for repair of an abominal hernia, and 7 of 29 goats similarly anesthetized for an experiment unrelated to considerations of anesthesia, developed signs of hepatic failure within 24 hours of anesthesia. Affected goats had high values for serum aspartate transaminase and serum total bilirubin by 12 to 24 hours after induction of anesthesia. Necropsy of the 8 affected goats revealed centrilobular to massive hepatic necrosis (8 of 8), brain lesions consistent with hepatic encephalopathy (3 of 4), and acute renal tubular necrosis (6 of 6). Two unaffected goats had no hepatic necrosis. Causes of hepatic necrosis other than those related to anesthesia (eg, infectious agents, toxins) were ruled out by lack of supportingQ: Nico, your first pole here in Montreal, and given Lewis' record here over the years you must be delighted?

Nico Rosberg: I'm not really aware of Lewis' record, but of course I know it's a track where he's very strong, so all the more I'm very, very happy that it worked out. It's great. It's been a fantastic day and also all through the weekend really progressing all the time, getting stronger and stronger. It's really cool and best position for tomorrow of course.

Q: It's been very close all weekend of course, but Lewis did have the upper hand going into qualifying. Where did you find the difference today?

NR: It's just working at it all the time: looking at data, working with my engineers, trying to just improve


driving these cars?

SV: Well, I think you always try to work on yourself. Obviously if you look at the record so far I didn't have the smoothest races, so it's good to have a more or less clean Friday and a clean Saturday today. So, hopefully, fingers crossed, we'll have a clean race tomorrow. But I'm confident, always confident that when I step in the car that it is good enough to make it - so we'll have to wait and see. In terms of fighting with the car, I'm still not where I want to be, still not yet behaving the way that I probably prefer but, then again, you still try to get the maximum out of the car and that's normal. It's not like last                  (D.C. No. 95-CV-2199)

Timothy Mustaine (James M. Armstrong and Mary Kathleen Babcock with him
on the brief), Foulston & Siefkin, L.L.P., Wichita, Kansas, for Defendant-
Appellant in Case No. 96-3402.

William Scott Hesse, Assistant Attorney General (Carla J. Stovall, Attorney
General, Kevin D. Case, Assistant Attorney General on the brief), Topeka,
Kansas, for Defendants-Appellants in Case No. 96-3403.

Andrew F. Sears (Robert F. Bennett and David C. Wetzler with him on the brief),
Bennett Lytle Wetzler Martin & Pishny, L.C., Prairie Village, Kansas, for
Defendants-Appellants in Case No. 96-3404.

John I. O’Connor, The Advocates Group, Pittsburg, Kansas, for Defendant-
Appellant in Case No. 96-3405.

Thomas A. Hamill (Kathryn Gardner with him on the brief), Martin, Pringle,
Oliver, Wallace & Swartz, Overland Park, Kansas,


charges against Professor

Tonkovich. An evidentiary hearing was conducted before a standing University

Hearing Committee, which issued its decision and recommendation to the

Chancellor, who dismissed Professor Tonkovich from the faculty in 1993.

Professor Tonkovich then took an appeal to the Board of Regents. What follows

are the details of the events surrounding Professor Tonkovich’s dismissal, which

form the basis of his claims.

      C. Facts

      In May 1991, just after her graduation from the Law School, the Law

Student went to Robert Jerry, Dean of the Law School, and complained that

Professor Tonkovich had made a pass at her in the fall of 1988. Dean Jerry

informed Professor Tonkovich that a female student had complained about his

          not return

her flirtations. When Professor Tonkovich left the party, she followed him out.

She asked him for a ride home, claiming she was too drunk to drive. However,

she did not appear too drunk to drive. He agreed to drive her home, but he was

concerned that she had romantic intentions. He suggested that they go for a

drive. He drove her to the campus police department parking lot where they got

out and took a walk. During their walk, she attempted to kiss him. When they

returned to the car, she attempted to sit in the driver’s seat with him. When

Professor Tonkovich said they should go, she became upset. He then drove her

back to her car, dropped her off, and left. He did not have sex with her, nor did

he discuss grades with


Counsel Rose A. Marino denied having any knowledge of written

statements submitted by complainants.

      As the investigation progressed, in December 1991, Executive Vice

      3
        We do not consider the Law School faculty members’ argument that
digital penetration constitutes rape under the law of Kansas, because that
allegation is not contained within Professor Tonkovich’s complaint.

                                            11
Chancellor Shankel and Vice Chancellor Brinkman told Professor Tonkovich that

if he did not “resign quietly,” he would Id. at 545. Thus, the Court held that a

“tenured public employee is entitled to oral or written notice of the charges

against him, an explanation of the employer’s evidence, and an opportunity to

present his side of the story.”    Id. at 546.

       The holding in Loudermill rested partially on the availability of a full post-

termination hearing under applicable state law.       Id. ; see also Langley v. Adams

County, Colo. , 987 F.2d 1473, 1480 (10th Cir. 1993) (“Under          Loudermill , the


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who was her employer the following: 1) she had nonconsensual sex with her

professor; 2) she told Dean Jerry about it; and 3) the Dean was not responsive.

Professor Tonkovich argues that the statement the Law Student made to her

employer was false because she had only told Dean Jerry that a professor had

made a pass at her. We fail to see how Dean Jerry’s failure to relate this

conversation to Professor Tonkovich violated Professor Tonkovich’s procedural

due process rights. As we have discussed, Professor Tonkovich received

sufficient notice of the charges against him, and, in addition, he had the

opportunity to cross-examine the Law Student at his hearing.

      As for the remaining allegations involving Dean Jerry,filed by the Board of Regents, and Case No.
       7

96-3404, the appeal filed by the Hearing Committee, were consolidated for
briefing purposes; therefore, in the ensuing discussions, we shall treat those two
cases as one separate appeal.

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action for judicial review is relevant to the question of what process the state

afforded Professor Tonkovich.

      Professor Tonkovich argues that the Regents and the Hearing Committee

members denied him his procedural due process right to an impartial tribunal. He

also


  First of all, while the Due Process Clause certainly requires a hearing

before an impartial tribunal, Professor Tonkovich has pointed to no law, clearly

established or otherwise, that procedural due process includes a right to

professional hearing officers or hearing officers not employed by the

governmental body or agency taking the adverse action. As to the recusals, one

                                         31
of the substituted Hearing Committee members, Mr. Michel, actually voted

against Professor Tonkovich’s dismissal. This alone takes the wind out of the

sails of Professor Tonkovich’s recusal argument. Furthermore, even assuming

Mr. Turnbull stated tounconstitutional process.”). Even if the Hearing Committee did have

subpoena power, a reasonable person in the place of a Hearing Committee

member would not know that he or she was violating someone’s procedural due

process rights for failing to compel the appearance of witnesses under these

circumstances.

      Professor Tonkovich next argues that the Hearing Committee should have

mentioned in its findings various pieces of evidence favorable to his side of the

case. For example, Professor Tonkovich takes issue with the Hearing

Committee’s failure to mention the discrepancy between what the Law Student


basis of a procedural due process claim.

       We shall first address the Law School faculty members’ role in authoring,

signing, and distributing the Letter, which Professor Tonkovich continually refers

to as the “secret” solicitation process.   See, e.g. , Aple’s Brief at 7, 31, 43.

Professor Tonkovich cites no clearly established Tenth Circuit or Supreme Court

precedent standing for the proposition that when a university is investigating a

complaint of sexual misconduct against a professor, the university must disclose,

during the investigatory process, every complaint it solicits and the means it uses

to solicit those complaints. In fact, there is precedent in this circuit that arguably

                      he ultimately

received notice of the charges and a meaningful opportunity to respond in the

hearing that took place over a period of nine months.

      We noted that the plaintiff in   Derstein never contested the factual basis for

the sexual harassment charges, i.e., he did not deny that the conduct occurred.

Under those circumstances, we held that the appeal to an appeals board

constituted a sufficient post-termination procedure, even though the appeals

board did not grant the plaintiff a full evidentiary hearing. We found that this

post-termination proceeding, in combination with the pretermination procedures,

afforded the plaintiff all of the process he was due. In Professor Tonkovich’s

case, he obviously did contest the factual basis for the charges against him;

however, he also received a full-blown evidentiary hearing. The fact that

University


However, they all argued, in more or

less general terms, that they are entitled to qualified immunity because Professor

Tonkovich failed to allege specific facts showing that they had violated         any

clearly established constitutional right of which a reasonable person would have

known. See, e.g. , Aplts’ App. vol. I, doc. 3 at 172 (plaintiff’s failure to allege

that Hearing Committee members violated clearly established right entitles them

to qualified immunity);    id. , doc. 4 at 216-17 (plaintiff’s failure to identify clearly

established right entitles Board of Regents to qualified immunity);        id. , doc. 5 at

248 (doctrine of qualified immunity bars suit against Law School faculty

members because their conduct had no effect on plaintiff’s constitutional rights);

id. vol.over time

from judgments as to the constitutionality of specific government conduct.”         Id.

       Recently, the Supreme Court reaffirmed the “shocks the conscience” test in

Lewis , 118 S. Ct. 1708, which involved a substantive due process claim brought

under § 1983 against a municipality after a high-speed police chase killed a

sixteen-year-old boy. The Court noted that “[w]hile due process protection in the

substantive sense limits what the government may do in both its legislative and

its executive capacities, criteria to identify what is fatally arbitrary differ

depending on whether it is legislation or a specific act of a governmental officer

that is at issue.”   Id. at 1716 (citations omitted). The Court went on to state that

“for half a century


conscience” standard does

not apply to this case because the defendants’ conduct was intentional. He

argues that the defendants’ actions should be measured instead against a generic

standard of arbitrariness. However, in the alternative, he argues that the

defendants’ conduct was, indeed, shocking to the conscience.

       There is some indication that the “shocks the conscience” standard and the

“arbitrariness” standard are used interchangeably.          See, e.g. Collins , 503 U.S. at

128 (stating that the Court is not persuaded that the defendants’ actions “can

properly be characterized as arbitrary, or conscience shocking, in a constitutional

sense”). Justice Scalia’s reading of the majority opinion in         Lewis is that the

shocks-the-conscience test “is the   due process rights by making erroneous

findings that he engaged in unethical conduct. Furthermore, he argues, they

violated his substantive due process rights by voting for his dismissal, a sanction

that he claims lacks a rational basis.

       The Regents and the Hearing Committee members argue that the fact that

they did not agree with Professor Tonkovich on every issue and did not

ultimately find in his favor cannot form the basis of a substantive due process

claim against them. They argue that even assuming, for purposes of argument,

their decisions in finding that he committed the charged conduct and voting for

his dismissal were wrong, these actions do not rise to the level of a substantive

due process violation. We agree. Indeed, “[t]he Due Process Clause is not a

guarantee against incorrect


to qualified immunity on his procedural due process claim. That is, in

merely signing the Letter, refusing to testify, and dating a student, Professor

McKenzie neither subjected Professor Tonkovich, nor caused Professor

Tonkovich to be subjected, to a deprivation of his substantive due process rights.

Furthermore, Professor Tonkovich has cited no clearly established law standing

for the proposition that taking any of these actions violates one’s substantive due

process rights.

             4. Appeal of the University General Counsel (Case No. 96-3406)

      We have already discussed the specific allegations against Ms. Thomas and

Ms. Marino. Professor Tonkovich has failed to cite any clearly established law

that would lead us to believe that any of the actions they took or failed toa matter of when.

So who saw Friday’s twist coming with Nina’s mother? I didn’t. I was certain Ava would come through that door ready to finish what she started. But instead, it was Silas’ mother in law! Does that mean Silas’ mother in law killed Nina? We’ll have to wait and see on that one.

Speaking of twists, why did Britt go see Dante? Is she there to tell him where Ben is? Could it be that Britt does have a conscience? Hard to believe, isn’t it? And speaking of Britt, is Nicholas really (and finally) finished with her? I have to wonder if Britt thinks that turning her mother in will buy her another chance with Nicholas.

It was pretty obvious that Nicholas realized who was at Elizabeth’s house.


Along with Honda's announcement of the Honda E electric city car's production name , CEO Takahiro Hachigo today revealed a smattering of other initiatives and plans for Honda's future. Perhaps the most intriguing is a new vehicle platform to be announced next year with a "global model." It will be called Honda Architecture, and Honda says it's going to increase development efficiency and expand parts-sharing between models built on the platform. What Honda didn't tell us was what model we'll see on the platform first. Since the vehicle will be introduced next year, we expect it to be for the 2021 model year. It's tough to say which vehicle will be getting this platform first, as Honda has many global models: Civic Fit and HR-V The Accord andstation, location, or vocation. In this way, every disciple plays an integral part in the eternal purpose of God to glorify his name through disciples made in every nation.81

The call to station: Christ calls disciples to specific stations in and through which they exalt him on mission. One such station is the family, where Christians are called to be faithful sons and daughters, brothers and sisters, husbands and wives, and mothers and fathers for the spread of God’s gospel and the display of God’s glory.82 Scripture also speaks of a divine call to singleness for the sake of mission, either for a period or for the entirety of one’s life in this world.83 Other calls to specific stations include Christ’s call to meaningful membership in his church84 and


have NCrunch 3.26.0.4.

A:

I found a solution: Apparently the .editorconfig needs to be referenced in each project (csproj file). I had my .editorconfig just as a "solution item". So I did this for each project:

Right-click project in Solution Explorer.
Select Add -> Existing file.
Select the .editorconfig file. Do not click "Add".
Click the arrow next to "Add" and select "Add as link".

Repeat for all projects, then restart NCrunch engine. Now NCrunch builds.
Credit to the NCrunch forum for the solution: https://forum.ncrunch.net/yaf_postsm14118_Using-NCrunch--FxCop-Analyzers-and--warnings-as-errors---How-to-configure-warning-severity.aspx

Q:

I want to make my pytest unittests run with the "python setup.py test" command

In the default behaviour giving the command python setup.py test will execute the unit tests associated with a module. This default behaviour can be made to work simply by providing a list of test-suite modules.
The alternative (but now obsolete) Nose test runner has a comparable feature - you can just provide the string nose.collector which gives the test command the ability to auto-discover the tests associated with the project.
But what if I'm using pytest? There doesn't seem to be a documented pattern to run tests from the setup.py file. Is this a behaviour supported by the pytest library?

A:

I personally have not done this. But I'd recommend checking out some legit python projects on github to


last seen on Broadway in the short-lived Woody Allen musical Bullets Over Broadway. Her stage appearances in Passion, Ragtime and Kiss Me, Kate earned her Tony Award nominations.

"The decision to join King and I was very easy," Mazzie told Playbill.com. "They asked, and I said yes. I had taken my mom to see the show in December as I had not yet been able to see it, and Kelli is a friend so I was anxious to see her in her Tony Award-winning role. I had no inkling that Kelli was leaving or that I was being discussed to replace her. I absolutely loved the show. I was not only blown away by Bart’s gorgeous production and the extraordinary performances, but the story hit me in a newway and I was so deeply moved by it. When my agent called to ask if I would be interested, I didn’t even have to think about it and was just so excited at the prospect of being a part of this stunning show." "I Want People to Know That I'm Coming Back" — Marin Mazzie Opens Up About Conquering Cancer

She added, "I am thrilled to be getting back onstage to tell this beautiful story. I am feeling strong, blessed and grateful. I am delighted to be working with Daniel Dae Kim and the entire company and an added bonus is I get to wear some exquisite clothes (which is something I always enjoy)!"

Bartlett Sher, who earned a Tony Award for the 2008 Lincoln Center Theater Broadway revival


weekend about the gas prices. The guy said I'll probably be on tv for about five seconds, which is cool. They didn't ask me anything about he gas prices, I'm just like filler footage or something.

9:35amPa. Town to Update Flag to 50 Stars. Here in Pennsylvania, we don't recall Hawaii or Alaska ever asking us if they wanted to be states. I mean, they are pretty far away.

10:30amSo Josh is out, although I did feel bad for him after it happened. His wife certainly looked peed off about it. Him singing that song with his child was really cool though. I really liked how he was very gracious in defeat too. Hopefully a country record label will pick him up or something. I think now its pretty muchwas with them.
Thinking 2- E.R. will stink when Dr. Carter is gone.
Thinking 3- That in the dog pageant I watched tonight on Fox, Mrs. Pennsylvania should have come in first, instead of second. And Mrs. Missouri(sp?) should have been second. Mrs. Pennsyvania looked a heck of a lot better in the eveneing gown contest than Mrs. Oregon, who some how scored higher. I think the male judge is anti-Pennsylvania or something.


care.data, for NHS England. Your date of birth, full postcode, NHS number and gender will be linked to a secure code, and only this code joins your medical records on the database.

Decades of privacy research show this won’t necessarily protect your identity, however. “If you link together the episodes of care affecting an individual patient, then in very many cases that is identifiable,” says Ross Anderson of the University of Cambridge. For example, if you know that a celebrity has a certain medical condition, or was in an accident and received treatment on a particular day, it should be possible to identify their complete medical record as not many others are likely to share that particular history. Database managers can instead use techniques to selectively remove information whileLabor volunteers have been caught on hidden cameras bragging about using Australian taxpayer funds to work on a US presidential campaign and interfering with Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton campaign signs. In a video posted online by the conservative undercover campaign group Project Veritas Action, four Australians are recorded saying they received taxpayer funds for flights, accommodation and daily expenses while organising for Democratic senator Bernie Sanders' presidential campaign, a possible breach of US election law. Project Veritas Action is one of many partisan outfits who use online videos and investigations to influence presidential elections in the US.

"Rob's bottom-up consulting for Thought Technology over the years to help us incorporate bottom-up thinking in our business and product development has been very valuable. It is a truly disruptive technique,


to call render-string with (draw
> nil) for newly created windows, because px is yet nil.
But px is only used when draw is non-nil:
(when draw
(xlib:draw-image-glyphs px gc
do (when draw (invert-rect screen px
(when draw
(xlib:copy-area px gc 0 0 (xlib:drawable-width px)
(xlib:drawable-height px) win 0 0))
And when draw is non-nil, px is always recreated, which on a side-note
is probably not very efficient. So I think we're all good, no?
-ShawnQ:

Put Imageviews side by side android studio

i want to create a layout like in this picture,
See it my goal
so for that i did with LinearLayout but i have this for result:
See it
so please how i need your help to reach my goal,

A:

You can't achieve that with LinearLayout.
you need to use StaggeredGridView to achieve that result.
For demo You can use this


The Evil Within 2 Preorder Bonuses Announced

Bethesda has announced the preorder bonuses for The Evil Within 2, and they’re certainly… something. Rush to order now, and you will receive the following: medical supplies, crafting supplies, and the Burst Handgun, which is exclusive to The Last Chance Pack. Super.

Players can preorder the game for PS4, Xbox One, or PC for $59.99 on the game’s official website. Amazon Prime members can take advantage of a savings offer that brings the price down to $47. 99, active at the time of this publishing. Some fans may find the $12 savings is a bit more exciting than a handgun that uses regular ammo and a few extra supplies. As for me? I’ll be ordering the game, but saving some cash in caseDiego Hunger Coalition. San Diego County Food Insecurity Report, 2018.)

Demand for Food Assistance

Due to our region’s high cost of living, tens of thousands of low-income families, including low-income military families, and fixed-income seniors rely on the Food Bank to put food on the table. Of the 370,000 people the Food Bank serves monthly, 39,000 are low-income military personnel and their dependents; 10,000 are fixed-income seniors; more than 100,000 live at or near the poverty level and receive assistance through our Emergency Food Assistance Program; and nearly 2,000 are elementary school children living in poverty who receive weekend backpacks full of food through our Food 4 Kids Backpack Program in 11 school districts in the San Diego County.


may have potential therapeutic advantages as anti-inflammatory agents \[[@CR12], [@CR13]\].

For thousands of years, herbal medicines have been used with apparent safety and efficacy for alleviating and treating various diseases in many countries. Recently, there has been increasing interest in the pharmacological activity of traditional herbal formulas that are widely used in traditional medicine in East Asia, including Korea, China, and Japan, and numerous studies support their potential clinical benefit for diseases that are difficult to treat \[[@CR14], [@CR15]\]. Typical traditional Korean medicinal prescriptions derived from ancient Chinese herbal medicines consist of more than four components that are mixed to minimize side effects, maximize medical effects, and improve the patient's quality of life \[[@CR16], [@CR17]\]. Among them, Hwang-Heuk-San (HHS) is an aqueous polyherbal formulation comprising four medicinal herbs (Table [1](#Tab1){ref-type="table"}).palmatum* L. (Rhei Radix et Rhizoma)36.0 (47.4)*Psoralea corylifolia* L. (Psoraleae Fructus)16.0 (21.0)*Pharbitis nil* Chois. (Pharbitidis Semen)16.0 (21.0)*Arctium lappa* L. (Arctii Fructus)8.0 (10.5)Total amounts76 (100)

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Dulbecco's modified Eagle\'s medium (DMEM) and fetal bovine serum (FBS) were purchased from WelGENE Inc. (Daegu, Republic of Korea). LPS (*Escherichia coli* Serotype 055:B5), 3-\[4,5-dimethylthiazol-2-yl\]-2,5-diphenyltetrazolium bromide (MTT), and Griess reagent were from Sigma-Aldrich Chemical Co. (St. Louis, MO, USA). Mouse IL-1β and TNF-α enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) detection kits, and enhanced chemiluminescence (ECL) detection system were purchased from R&D Systems (Minneapolis, MN, USA) and Amersham Co. (Arlington Heights, IL, USA), respectively. Various primary and secondary antibodies for Western blot analysis were purchased from Cell Signaling Technology, Inc. (Boston, MA, USA) and Santa Cruz Biotechnology (Santa Cruz, CA, USA). All other chemicals


13,000 g for 15 min, the protein concentration was determined using a Bio-Rad kit (Bio-Rad Laboratories, Hercules, CA, USA). In a parallel experiment, nuclear and cytosolic proteins were prepared using nuclear extraction reagents (Pierce Biotechnology, Rockford, IL, USA) according to the manufacturer's protocol. Equal amounts of protein from each sample were separated by sodium dodecyl sulfate (SDS)-polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis and transferred onto nitrocellulose membranes (Schleicher & Schuell, Keene, NH, USA). Nonspecific sites were blocked by the incubating membranes for 1 h at room temperature in 5 % (w/v) nonfat milk powder in Tris-buffered saline containing 0.05 % (v/v) Tween-20 (TBS-T). Thereafter, the membranes were incubated overnight at 4 °C with the corresponding primary antibodies and subsequently incubated with the appropriate secondary antibodies conjugated to horseradish peroxidase. The specific proteins were detected using an ECLthat HHS inhibited LPS-induced DNA-binding of NF-κB. To investigate whether the inhibition of NF-κB activation by HHS was associated with the MAPK pathway, the LPS-induced phosphorylation of various MAPKs family proteins, particularly ERK, JNK, and p38 MAPK, was assessed. The immunoblotting results revealed that HHS strikingly induced p38 MAPK phosphorylation, but it had no effect on the activity of ERK and JNK. In addition, the HHS pretreatment abolished the LPS-induced phosphorylation of ERK and JNK (Fig. [6](#Fig6){ref-type="fig"}). However, HHS failed to inhibit LPS-induced p38 MAPK phosphorylation, indicating that the anti-inflammatory responses by HHS may be independent on the p38 MAPK signaling pathway. In subsequent studies, the results from Western blotting of nuclear extracts indicated that HHS inhibited the expression and phosphorylation of c-Jun and c-Fos in LPS-challenged RAW 264.7


Riboflavin requirement of healthy elderly humans and its relationship to macronutrient composition of the diet.
The riboflavin requirements of two groups of riboflavin-deficient, but otherwise healthy, Guatemalan elderly persons over the age of 60 y were studied by varying the fat:carbohydrate ratio in two diets. The first group consumed a diet similar in macronutrient content to a Western-type diet with low carbohydrate and high fat; the second group consumed a typical Guatemalan diet with high carbohydrate and low fat. Energy and protein intakes of both groups were similar. Riboflavin status was monitored by weekly measurements of erythrocyte glutathione reductase activity coefficient (EGRAC) and urinary riboflavin excretion. Increasing increments of riboflavin were added to the subjects' diets until their status was normalized, as indicated by EGRAC of < 1.34 andlife. Developmental ages in 7 skill areas were significantly different, with daily living and receptive language having the highest values and motor and communication skills having the lowest. When chronological age was taken into account, there was no significant difference in DQs in the same 7 skill areas, although there was a trend that was similar to the pattern of differences with developmental age. Older children could use a walker, understand words and phrases, use a few words and/or signs, crawl, follow simple commands, recognize and interact with others, and play independently. Walking and some toileting skills were also reported for trisomy 13. Although individuals with trisomy 18 and trisomy 13 were clearly functioning in the severe to profound developmentally handicapped range, they did achieve some psychomotor maturation


The item in this review was provided by Myles Apparel at a discount for review.

When I saw the Myles Elements Jacket was made from Polartec NeoShell, I knew I had to give it a try. While I wasn’t looking for a new jacket, I couldn’t pass this one up and ended up very impressed.

Material

The Polartec NeoShell membrane makes this jacket one of the most breathable (and the stretchiest) waterproof jackets I have ever worn. The magic of NeoShell is that it allows air exchange while still blocking 99.9% of the wind. This helps moisture and heat move from your body to the surrounding environment without having to built up as much of a gradient (difference in temperature and humidity between the two sides of the membrane).

The face fabricMamu-A*01, Mamu-A*08, and Mamu- B*01. Transition the colony pedigree analysis from the current microsatellite platform to the SNP panel and validate the proposed SNP panel with existing microsatellite data. Continue the collection and storage of microbiome and lymphocyte samples in the unique biorepository of SPF2 to facilitate future research projects investigating the interaction of HIV with the host microbiome and immune system.


beginners and advanced practitioners alike to develop a self-practice that you can then take anywhere.

Mysore is named after the south Indian town in which the late K Pattabhi Jois taught from the late 1930s until his death in 2009. But today, teachers do not lead the students through the sequence with generalised instructions or demonstrations. Instead, experienced students turn up and get on with it. Complete beginners are taught the sun salutations and then the first few postures of the standing sequence. When they have learnt this, the teacher adds a new posture when he or she feels you have memorised the sequence so far and you are competent (in so far as you can ever be competent) in it. And if you forget, the teacher is thereexercise. Little verbal instruction is given, and when it is given, it is whispered, for the benefit of the one person it is intended for.

"Adjustments" are an important part of mysore self-practice. This is where experienced teachers use their hands to guide your body into the posture to correct alignment. You have to really trust someone who encourages you to go up into a headstand for the first time.

The reward for practising at least three times a week is increased fitness and a calmer mind. Many people progress from primary to second series or even third (there are six series altogether, although only a handful of people in the UK practise fourth series).

Students are required to face distractions and the wandering mind in order to come back to


Assessment of bromide-based ionic liquid toxicity toward aquatic organisms and QSAR analysis.
The toxicities of 24 bromide-based ionic liquids (Br-ILs) towards Vibrio fischeri (V. fischeri) and Daphnia magna (D. magna) were determined. These Br-ILs are composed of a bromide ion and a generic cation (i.e., pyrrolidinium, piperidinium, pyridinium or imidazolium) with different alkyl side chains. QSAR models with relatively high correlation coefficients, R(2), of 0.954 and 0.895 were developed for V. fischeri and D. magna. The model for V. fischeri indicated that the Br-IL toxicity towards V. fischeri was negatively correlated with the energy of the lowest unoccupied molecular orbitals (ELUMO) which reflects the electron affinities (EAs) and positively correlated with the volumes of Br-IL cations. For the D. magna model, the Br-IL toxicity was positively correlated with thedipole moment (μ) and negatively correlated with the total energy (TE) that is highly correlated with the molecular volume (V). For Br-ILs with the same cation ring, the toxicity increased as the length of the alkyl chains increased. For the same alkyl chain length, the toxicity order for V. fischeri was pyridinium>imidazolium>piperidinium>pyrrolidinium, except for those containing octyl side chains, while the toxicity ranking for D. magna was imidazolium~pyridinium>piperidinium>pyrrolidinium.


ESL tournament admin asks you for an invite.

Teams should only allow spectators in a Lobby they trust. It is not allowed to protest after a match is played to complain about spectators that were allowed in the game.

4.1. Casting

Casting an ESL match is only allowed with an ESL admin agreement. To get an agreement please write a Support ticket.

ESL matches that are being casted by an official ESL caster, can never be casted by other parties.

4.2. Personal streaming

Personal Streaming is not allowed without admin agreement if an official ESL caster is casting the match.

If the match isn’t being cast by ESL, a player has the right to stream it, but always with 3 minute delay added to the settings.

4.3. Coaching

Coaches are allowed during champion select, but only withkind of waiting to unveil them, and why not?" "I don't see any fresh herbs." " Fresh who?" " Fresh mint." "Are you kidding?" "Who's in there?" "Somebody in there?" "Ready!" "Oh." "People are doing nachos, hot dogs." "It's too much junk food." "I decide to make an orange salad, which will be totally different than what some of the other Chefs are doing." "In a good way, though." "No, I want it on." "I started it." "It didn't start." "I'm going to infuse some rosemary into this papaya carrot juice because I think creativity is going to be the difference between a winning and a losing dish." "We landing anywhere?" "Anyone see anybody?" "That--oh, wait." "If we're turned around, that's-- you know, not knowing where we are,


Ellis Island right there." " Where?" " Right in front of us." "Ah, , I'm in the weeds!" "Yeah." "We're definitely pulling in." "Yeah, we're definitely pulling in." " Go on with your bad self." " Girl, shut up." "No one in their right mind would just put together nachos." "Anybody see any salt and pepper packages?" "Yeah, I decide, okay, let's go with the second dish." "And I'm making popcorn with dried fruit." "Who's in the mic?" "Richie is." "Richie, you done?" "That's a pretty bold move, man." "I'm pushing it." "Boat's slowing down, guys." " We're definitely docking." " Got ten seconds." "All right, time's up, guys!" "Fortunately, I finished right on time." "But honestly, I'm just not happy with it." "I wouldn't serve that dishkid when I was younger." "I really didn't have the guidance of a father to kinda keep me in line." "I told my mom I wanted to be a Chef, and she said fine." "Long as it kept me out of jail." "So that was grandma right there." "Grandma is Antoinette Antonacci." "My mom is my number one supporter my whole life-- her and my grandmother." "Yeah, grandma." "When she was younger." " Wow." " Yeah." "My grandmother showed me how to cook." "When she passed away," "I never wanted to cook Italian food because I never wanted to be reminded of all those times of us together." " You gonna make gravy?" " I am, I am." "Maybe some gnocchis with it." "Ah, okay." "Nice and light,


this show." "This one happens to be a very good one." "Gnocchi is my favorite, so I really thought that Mike did a great job." "I really like that it was like a pillow." "It was very tender." "I also tend to stay away from gnocchi, 'cause I find it to be a little bit heavy, especially to start the meal." "But he hit it with this." "How does it compare to his grandma's?" "He's topping grandma, and that's like...oh, no." "Did Antonia learn to cook from you?" "Yes." "We had a restaurant in Beverly Hills for a couple of years." "And ten years old, she got behind the counter, she cooked, so...she's had a lot of experience." " You see towels?" " There's a bunch right there."marrow, but I really enjoyed that little crispy nugget of love on the plate there." "I think he does do a good job of showing that English/Irish, and I thought the corn was-- the corn puree was really good, really tasty." "So Matthew, what's going through" "Carla's mind right now?" "I'm sure she has her game face on." "Can we see that game face?" "And how did you guys meet?" "Really?" "Wow!" "That's great." "I had been on for a couple months, and so I just put in kind of these crazy parameters of taller than 5'10", and, you know, I read her profile, and--wow, this is amazing." "And...as the cliche goes, the rest was history, and we were married about eight months later." "I have two minutes?"


on and to finally get my chance at winning it." "I'm gonna fight my hardest to be the best." "Congratulations, Mike and Antonia." "You can return to the stew room." " Thank you very much." " Thank you very much." "I appreciate it." "Chef." "The cousins!" "Going to the finals, baby!" "That's so awesome." "I'm so excited!" "I won a car!" "I won a car!" "I won a car!" "I wanna compete with her in the finale, you know, me and my cousin being in the finale." "I mean, how cool is that?" "Well, Chefs, you learned a lot about yourselves, about your family, about your ancestry, and clearly, you all showed it on the plate." "Tiffany, you gave us a soulful dish of beautiful southern food." "There3288662 to the power of 1/2, to the nearest integer?
1813
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37
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