be explained mechanically, only by the existence of such a spirit. In her Observations upon Experimental Philosophy Cavendish endorses an argument like More's.20 But to return to knowledge and perception: I say, they are general and fundamental actions of nature; it being not probable that the infinite parts of nature should move so variously, nay, so orderly and methodically as they do, without knowing what they do, or why, and whether they move (OEP 139). The presence of knowledge throughout nature – and thus Cavendish's view about sensitive and rational matter – is argued for as needed to explain the complex and regular behavior of the natural, corporeal world.21 Like More's spirit of nature, animate matter is invoked as necessary to give explanations that Hobbesian mere mechanism cannotrepresent things outside it, and animate matter can represent inanimate matter. Clearly Cavendish takes the gulf between the corporeal and the incorporeal to be harder to bridge in this way. But just why it is so hard to bridge is not particularly clear here. Moreover, if it is as hard to bridge as she says, it becomes unclear how we can think about incorporeal things at all, let alone think about them as incorporeal things.28 There is a further argument for Cavendish's view that we cannot conceive of incorporeal things in her Observations upon Experimental Philosophy, where she argues for her view that 'as for the idea of God, it is impossible to have a corporeal idea of an infinite incorporeal being' (OEP 88). Cavendish is largely concerned


the extent to which, we can think about God. It is not about how we know that God is incorporeal: that will be a matter of faith. But it is, among other things, about how we can represent God as incorporeal. Here as elsewhere, however, Cavendish's answers are rather reminiscent of Hobbes's view. We are said by Cavendish to know God's existence but not his essence, and to have no idea of God. Again we see Cavendish's view that corporeal things cannot conceive of incorporeal ones. 21 seems to run as follows: (1) corporeal beings have ideas that are images; (2) it is impossible to have an image of an incorporeal thing; so (3) it's impossible for corporeal beings to have ideas of incorporeal ones. That is acomprehensible argument, and also a very Hobbesian one, familiar from the Third Objections. Cavendish's giving that argument makes it yet harder to see how she thinks we can think about incorporeal things as incorporeal. Nevertheless, though the detailed theory may be lacking, Cavendish's general position is clear. There are incorporeal substances, which are not part of nature. Thus she has a different view from Hobbes about what exists. She also has a different view about the possibilities of thought about incorporeal things. She holds that we can think about them, but not clearly. However, her view about how we think of them is not entirely persuasively developed. Her arguments appear close to Hobbes's, and so apparently tend towards the conclusion that we cannot think of incorporeal things as


1987. The Immortality of the Soul. Edited by Alexander Jacob. Dordrecht: Springer. O'Neill, Eileen. 2001. 'Introduction' in Cavendish 2001, x-xxxvi. Pasnau, Robert. 2007. 'Mind and Extension (Descartes, Hobbes, and More)' in Henrik Lagerlund (ed.), Forming the Mind: Essays on the Internal Senses and the Mind/Body Problem from Avicenna to the Medical Enlightenment (Dordrecht: Springer) 283-310 Sarasohn, Lisa. 2010 The Natural Philosophy of Margaret Cavendish. Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins University Press. Skrbina, David. 2005. Panpsychism in the West. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press. Sorell, Tom. 1986. Hobbes. London: Routledge. Strawson, Galen. 2006. 'Realistic Monism: Why Physicalism Entails Panpsychism'. Journal of Consciousness Studies 13, 3-31. Whitaker, Katie. 2002. Mad Madge. New York: Basic Books.a highlight of the Overwatch experience, and it’s fun to think how I’m still so invested in this game almost a year later. Hopefully, we’ll get another cool mode on top of the reported cosmetic items. I’m also excited to see what Blizzard comes up with for skins.


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are there some APIs in java that equals to OpenSSL APIs such as  ssl_accept(),SSL_connect,ssl_read(),ssl_write() and so on ?
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This is more or less the same answer as the one I posted to your other question.
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2004
 Jerry Lynn (Captain)
 Chris Sabin
 Elix Skipper
 Sonjay Dutt (Left the team to pursue a feud with Frankie Kazarian)
 Christopher Daniels (Replaced Dutt)

2006
 Chris Sabin (Captain)
 Jay Lethal
 Sonjay Dutt
 Alex Shelley

2008
 Kaz (Captain)
 Chris Sabin
 Alex Shelley
 Curry Man

2013
 James Storm (Captain)
 Christopher Daniels
 Kazarian
 Kenny King
 Mickie James

2016
 EC3
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Championships and accomplishments
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conditions, then we say $(Y,f)$ is dense distributional chaotic. If $(Y,f)$ is uniform distributional chaotic $A(\subseteq Y)$ is dense consisting of transitive points and satisfies all of the above conditions, then we say $(Y,f)$ is transitive distributional chaotic (see [@revis] too).

\[salam10\] For $h\in\{u,\infty,2\}$, it is clear that if $(Y,f)$ is DC$^h$1, then it is DC$^h$2. However using the fact that for all $x,y\in Y$ and $s,t>0$ with $t<s$ we have $F_{xy}(t)\leq F_{xy}(s)$, so if $(Y,f)$ is DC$^h$2, then it is DC$^h$3.

Background on Li-Yorke chaotic dynamical systems {#background-on-li-yorke-chaotic-dynamical-systems .unnumbered}
------------------------------------------------

In compact metric space $(Y,d)$ for continuous map $f:Y\to Y$ we say $x,y\in Y$ are Li-Yorke scrambled if $\mathop{\liminf}\limits_{n\to\infty}d(f^n(x),f^n(y))=0$ and $\mathop{\limsup}\limits_{n\to\infty}d(f^n(x),f^n(y))>0$. We say $A (\subseteq Y)$ with at least two elements is a Li-Yorke scrambled subset of $Y$ if for all x_{\varphi^i(\alpha)}^A=x_{\varphi^i(\alpha)}^B\} \\
& \mathop{\geq}\limits^{({\rm (C) \: and \: (D)})} & \#\{s_1+\cdots+s_{r-1}+2N+1,\ldots,s_1+\cdots+s_r-2N-1\} \\
& = & s_r-4N-1\:.\end{aligned}$$ Hence:\
$G^*_{x^Ax^B}(\gamma_{D\cup E\cup F})$ $$\begin{aligned}
& = & \mathop{\limsup}\limits_{n\to\infty}\dfrac{\#\{i\in\{0,\ldots,n-1\}:(\sigma_\varphi^i(x^A),
    \sigma_\varphi^i(x^B))\in \gamma_{D\cup E\cup F}\}}{n} \\
& \geq & \mathop{\limsup}\limits_{r\to\infty, r\in A\cap B}\dfrac{\#\{i\in\{0,\ldots,s_1+\cdots+s_r-1\}:(\sigma_\varphi^i(x^A),
    \sigma_\varphi^i(x^B))\in \gamma_{D\cup E\cup F}\}}{s_1+\cdots+s_r} \\
& \geq &  \mathop{\limsup}\limits_{r\to\infty, r\in A\cap B}\dfrac{s_r-4N-1}{s_1+\cdots+s_r} \\
& \geq &  \mathop{\limsup}\limits_{r\to\infty, r\in A\cap B}(\dfrac{r-1}{r}-\dfrac{4N+1}{s_1+\cdots+s_r})=1\end{aligned}$$ So $G^*_{x^Ax^B}(\gamma_{D\cup E\cup F})=1$ which leads to $G^*_{x^Ax^B}(\gamma_{M})=1$ for all finite subset $M$ of $\Gamma$. Thus by Lemma \[salam35\], $F^*_{x^Ax^B}(t)=1$ for all $t>0$.\
[**Claim 2.**]{} There exists $t>0$ such that for all $A,B\subseteq {\mathbb N}$ with infinite $A\setminus B$ we have $F_{x^Ax^B}(t)=0$.\
[*Proof of Claim 2*]{}. There exists $t>0$ with $\{(z,w)\in X^\Gamma\times X^\Gamma:d(z,w)<t\}\subseteq\gamma_{\{\theta\}}$. For $r\in A\setminus B$ and $s_1+\cdots+s_{r-1}<i<s_1+\cdots+s_r$ we


if and only if “there exists $t>0$ such that for all distinct $x,z\in D$ we have $F_{y^xy^z}(t)<1$”,

In particular for $i\in\{1,2\}$, $D$ is distributional scrambled subset of type $i$ if and only if $\{y^x:x\in D\}$ is distributional scrambled subset of type $i$.

[**1.**]{} Suppose for all $t>0$ we have $F_{uv}^*(t)=1$, and consider $s>0$, then by Lemma \[salam75\] there exist $r_1,r_2>0$ with $F^*_{uv}(r_2)\leq F^*_{y^uv}(r_1)\leq F^*_{y^uy^v}(s)$. Using $1=F^*_{uv}(r_2)\leq F^*_{y^uy^v}(s)\leq1$ we have $F^*_{y^uy^v}(s)=1$. Thus for all $s>0$, $F^*_{y^uy^v}(s)=1$ is valid.\
[**2.**]{} Suppose there exists $s>0$ with $F_{xz}(s)=0$ for all distinct $x,z\in D$, then by Lemma \[salam75\], there exist $r_1,r_2>0$ such that $F_{y^xy^z}(r_2)\leq F_{y^xz}(r_1)\leq F_{xz}(s)$ for all distinct $x,y\in D$. Using $0\leq F_{y^xy^z}(r_2)\leq F_{xz}(s)=0$ we have $F_{y^xy^z}(r_2)=0$ for all distinct $x,z\in D$.\
[**3.**]{} Use a similar method described in (2).

\[salam90\] $(X^\Gamma,\sigma_\varphi)$ is dense distributional chaotic if and only\:}F^*_{zw}(t)=1$,

-   $F_{zw}(\lambda)=0$

[*Proof of Claim 2.*]{} In Corollary \[salam80\] for $x\in X^\Gamma$ let $y^{u_n}=v_n$ and $y^x=x$ for $x\neq u_1,u_2,\ldots$, now use the fact that $\varphi$ does not have any quasi-periodic point\
Using claims 1, 2, and uncountablity of $D$, shows that $(X^\Gamma,\sigma_\varphi)$ is dense distributional chaotic.

Transitive distributional chaotic generalized shifts
====================================================

In this section we prove $(X^\Gamma,\sigma_\varphi)$ is transitive distributional chaotic if and only if $\varphi:\Gamma\to\Gamma$ is one-to-one without any periodic point.

\[salam100\] $(X^\Gamma,\sigma_\varphi)$ is transitive if and only if $\varphi:\Gamma\to\Gamma$ is one-to-one without any periodic point [@dev; @taher].

\[salam110\] If $\varphi:\Gamma\to\Gamma$ is one-to-one without any periodic point then $X^\Gamma$ has an uncountable subset of transitive points like $M$ and there exists $r>0$ such that for all distinct $x,y\in M$ we have:

-   $\forall t>0{\: \: \: \: \:}F_{xy}^*(t)=1$,

-   $F_{xy}(r)=0$.

Suppose


nonempty subset $A$ of ${\mathbb N}$, $x^A$ is a transitive point of $\sigma_\varphi:X^\Gamma\to X^\Gamma$.\
[*Proof of Claim 1*]{}. Suppose $U$ is a nonempty open neighbourhood of $(u_\alpha)_{\alpha\in\Gamma}(\in X^\Gamma)$, there exist $\alpha_1,\ldots,\alpha_m\in\Gamma$ such that ${\displaystyle\prod_{\alpha\in\Gamma}
U_\alpha}\subseteq U$, where $U_\alpha=\{u_\alpha\}$ for $\alpha\in\{\alpha_1,\ldots,\alpha_m\}$ and $U_\alpha=X$ otherwise. There exist distinct $\theta_1,\ldots,\theta_k\in\Lambda$ and $N\geq1$ such that $\alpha_1,\ldots,\alpha_m\in\bigcup\{\varphi^i\{\theta_1,\ldots,\theta_k\}:|i|\leq N\}$. For all $\alpha\in\bigcup\{\varphi^i\{\theta_1,\ldots,\theta_k\}:|i|\leq N\}$ let $V_\alpha=\{u_\alpha\}$ and $V_\alpha=X$ for $\alpha\notin\bigcup\{\varphi^i\{\theta_1,\ldots,\theta_k\}:|i|\leq N\}$. Since $(t_\alpha)_{\alpha\in\Gamma}$ is a transitive point of $\sigma_\varphi$, there exists $h\geq0$ such that $\sigma_\varphi^h((t_\alpha)_{\alpha\in\Gamma})\in
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Confess your fault truly.
I forgive you, child
Of the soft red mouth:
I will not condemn anyone
For a sin not understood.
Raise your comely head
Till I kiss your mouth:
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That I have not found yet
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Or in the honey of their bodies.

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The provision in 11 U.S.C. § 1301(a) of a stay of proceedings to collect a consumer debt against co-debtors of the Chapter 13 debtor further persuades us that Congress did not intend the automatic stay of section 362(a) to extend to solvent co-defendants of a Chapter 11 debtor. Section 1301(a) provides in pertinent part that
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336 F.Supp.2d 1383 (2004)
In re COTTON YARN ANTITRUST LITIGATION
No. MDL 1622.
Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation.
August 26, 2004.
*1384 Before WM. TERRELL HODGES, Chairman, JOHN F. KEENAN, D. LOWELL JENSEN, J. FREDERICK MOTZ, ROBERT L. MILLER, Jr., KATHRYN H. VRATIL and DAVID R. HANSEN,[*] Judges of the Panel.

TRANSFER ORDER
WM. TERRELL HODGES, Chairman.
This litigation presently consists of seven actions: six actions in the Middle District of North Carolina and one action in the Eastern District of North Carolina.[1] Before the Panel is a motion by the Middle North Carolina plaintiffs,[2] pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 1407, to centralize these actions for coordinated or consolidated pretrial proceedings in the Middle District of North Carolina. The Parkdale defendants  Parkdale America, LLC, and Parkdale Mills, Inc.  agree that centralization is appropriate, butin the vicinity.
IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED that, pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 1407, the action listed on the attached Schedule A and pending in the Eastern District of North Carolina is transferred to the Middle District of North Carolina and, with the consent of that court, assigned to the Honorable James A. Beaty, Jr., for coordinated or consolidated pretrial proceedings with the actions pending there and listed on Schedule A.

*1385 SCHEDULE A
MDL-1622  In re Cotton Yarn Antitrust Litigation
Eastern District of North Carolina
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the hashtags “#vapelife”, “#ejuice”, “#vapecommunity” and you’ll see the hundreds of thousands of posts and shares from this community.

A great thing about the vaping industry is that the customers and producers of the products band together and are very helpful of one another. This may be attributed to the external threats to the industry, such as new FDA regulations or anti-vaping lobbyists. Think about it this way – throughout history humanity has waged wars against each other. But imagine if an external threat, such as aliens, posed a danger to the world? All of humanity would band together to face this external threat. The same psychology is at play in this industry, albeit on a much smaller level.

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So, how do we make moneyof human anthrax increased >5-fold, from 0.7 cases per 100,000 in 2000 to 3.7 cases per 100,000 by 2013. Ethnic disparities in risk became pronounced; from 2000 to 2013, incidence increased >60-fold in Azerbaijanis from 0.35 to 21.1 cases/100,000 Azerbaijanis compared to 0.61 to 1.9 cases/100,000 among ethnic Georgians. Food-borne exposures from purchasing meat increased from 11% in 2000-2006 to 21% in 2007-2013. Spatial analyses revealed a shift from a random pattern of reporting pre-policy change to clustering among district municipalities following the change in policy. Our findings indicate there were unintended human health consequences associated with changing livestock vaccination policy. Following a reduction in the immunizations administered, there was a major shift in the epidemiology of human anthrax in Georgia. Current infection risk is now highest among


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Iswin over the Mustangs at the Lancaster High School gym on Thursday night.
The Rams’ five-point comeback win gave Rucker a sweep of Mustangs for the season.
Rucker posted a 37-21 win back in December at the South gym, but the hardwood rematch was tougher.
South led 19-18 at the half, but Rucker rallied to take a 27-26 lead after three periods and held on for the 46-41 victory.

Lancaster is due a golden football.
To be more specific, the late Jim “Butch” Duncan, a former Barr Street High School great and Lancaster Athletic Hall of Famer, is due one of those golden footballs, which in the 50th anniversary of the Super Bowl, is given to a coach or player who played in a past Super Bowl.

The NFC Champion and Super Bowl 50-bound


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                            The County of Bastrop, Texas, Appellee

    FROM THE DISTRICT COURT OF BASTROP COUNTY, 21ST JUDICIAL DISTRICT
    NO. 11,930, HONORABLE CHRISTOPHER DARROW DUGGAN, JUDGE PRESIDING

                            MEMORANDUM OPINION

               Appellant Combined Financial Holdings Trust, through its Trustee William H.

Mikulin, filed its notice of appeal on April 24, 2015. On June 16, 2015, the Clerk of


the Lagrangian domain $\Psi$. Here, $\mathbf{c}$ is the material coordinate of the immersed body in the Lagrangian domain, $\mathbf{c}\in \Psi$, and the physical coordinate, $\mathbf{X}$, of each material point is defined in $\Omega$, $\mathbf{X(c,}t) \in \Omega$. A material quantity $\mathbf{V}$ is related to its Eulerian counterpart $\mathbf{v}$ by $\mathbf{V} = \mathcal{I}[\mathbf{v}]$ The operator $\mathcal{I}$ maps $\mathbf{v}$ from $\Omega$ to $\mathbf{V}$ in the Lagrangian domain $\Psi$. A detailed discussion of the Lagrangian-Eulerian framework is presented in Section. \[sec-lageul\].

Presence of the immersed body in the fluid is modeled by the body force $\mathbf{f}$ in the momentum equation. The body force arises due to the rigidity constraints imposed by the immersed body in $\Omega_{s}$, thus by definition $\mathbf{f}$ is non-zero in $\Omega_{s}$ and zero in $\Omega_{f}$. The constraint force due toPhysical Society of Japan 30 (1) (1971) 262–272. [](http://dx.doi.org/10.1143/JPSJ.30.262).

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M. Aln[æ]{}s, J. Blechta, J. Hake, A. Johansson, B. Kehlet, A. Logg, C. Richardson, J. Ring, M. Rognes, G. Wells, The fenics project version 1.5, Archive of Numerical Software 3 (100). [](http://dx.doi.org/10.11588/ans.2015.100.20553).

H. G. Weller, G. Tabor, H. Jasak, C. Fureby, [A tensorial approach to computational continuum mechanics using object-oriented techniques](http://scitation.aip.org/content/aip/journal/cip/12/6/10.1063/1.168744), Computers in Physics 12 (6) (1998) 620–631. [](http://dx.doi.org/http://dx.doi.org/10.1063/1.168744). <http://scitation.aip.org/content/aip/journal/cip/12/6/10.1063/1.168744>

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C. Kuan, J. Sim, E. Hassan, W. Shyy, Parallel eulerian-lagrangian method with


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Who We Are

Pisco Peru began operations in 2005 on a mission to bring quality pisco to the Australian bar scene and to the more sophisticated drink connoisseur. This venture is operated by Luis Almenara and sons Carlos and Andy, looking after the Australian operations and family member Augusto del Solar based in Peru, looking after production and packaging, we can claim to definitely know our stuff when it comes to pisco - The Sprit of Peru.

Piscoother comrades from Rome. "The Via Panisperna Boys," they called each other, based on their common lodgings in that street. Warm and lively Roman evenings. The River Tiber flowing softly between the districts of the city while the Via Panisperna Boys strolled its banks. Endless discussions about the nature of the atom, and about music. The silly amateur band they had formed, so earnest, playing ragtime and Dixieland and Sicilian folksongs to impress the women who dropped in and out of the scene.

But traditional instruments soon paled. Four physicists experimenting with sound. Majorana had built a kind of electric piano. It made such wails and moans that their poor ignorant landlady often came rushing up the stairs asking if there was a ghost in the apartment. Then there


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a population of red supergiants will contribute significantly to the near-IR light in young stellar populations[^3]. The spectral features produced by red supergiants are qualitatively similar to those produced by red giants that dominate the near-IR light in an old stellar population. A robust method to determine whether old giants or young supergiants dominate is to measure the $M/L$ ratio in the near-IR using the stellar velocity dispersion. So far this technique has been applied to only a small sample, but the results are tantalizing (Oliva et al. 1999; Schinnerer et al. 2003).

In an old stellar population, cool stars provide most of the light in the optical and near-IR and so the associated metallic and molecular spectral features are strong in both bands. In contrast, the optical (near-IR)1999). It is important to keep this possible bias in mind.

Narrow emission lines can also be produced via photoionization by hot young stars. The most unambiguous discrimination between excitation of the NLR by young stars vs. an AGN is provided by lines due to species with ionization potentials greater than 54 eV (above the He II edge), since a young stellar population produces a negligible supply of such high-energy photons. Unfortunately, most such high-ionization lines are weak in the optical spectra of AGNs. In practice, classification is therefore usually based on the flux ratios of the strongest lines (Heckman 1980a,b; Baldwin, Phillips, & Terlevich 1981; Veilleux & Osterbrock 1987).

![Diagnostic flux-ratio diagram for a sample of nearly 56,000 emission-line galaxies from the SDSS. According to Kewley et al. (2001) galaxies


a critical stellar mass $M_* \approx 3 \times 10^{10} M_{\odot}$. Below this mass, galaxies are young \[small $D_n(4000)$ and large H$\delta_A$\], are disk dominated (low concentration, $C <$ 2.6), and show a strong increase in surface mass density ($\mu_*$) with increasing mass. Above this mass, galaxies are old \[large $D_n(4000)$ and small H$\delta_A$\], are bulge dominated ($C >$ 2.6), and have a uniform $\mu_*$. There is also a strong transition in mean stellar age at a characteristic surface mass density of $3 \times 10^8 M_{\odot}$ kpc$^{-2}$ and a concentration index of 2.6.

Where do AGN hosts fit into this landscape? We find that AGNs are commonly present only in galaxies with large masses ($>10^{10} M_{\odot}$), stellar velocity dispersions ($>100$  km s$^{-1}$), and surface mass densities ($>10^8 M_{\odot} {\rm kpc}^{-2}$)[^4]. TheirAGNs do not. The powerful AGNs are hosted by galaxies that are massive and dense, but relatively young.

Could the relatively small value for the $D_n(4000)$ index be caused by featureless AGN continuum rather than young stars? Decisive evidence against this is provided by the Balmer absorption lines, which are strong in the hosts of powerful AGNs. This is illustrated in Figure 1.4 which compares a high signal-to-noise ratio composite spectrum of several hundred of the most powerful AGNs ($L_{\rm [O~III]} > 10^8 \,L_{\odot}$) to a similar composite spectrum of normal high-mass, star-forming galaxies. More generally, nearly all the powerful AGNs in our sample lie on or above the locus of the continuous models of star formation in Figure 1.1. They have strong Balmer absorption lines as well as


a relatively small $D_n(4000)$ index, so the latter is not due to dilution by AGN light.

![Comparison of composite near-UV spectra for the hosts of several hundred of the most powerful type 2 Seyferts in the SDSS ([*top*]{}) with a similar composite spectrum of normal star-forming galaxies with similar stellar masses as the Seyferts ([*bottom*]{}). Both spectra have been normalized to unit flux at 4200 Å and then the composite spectrum for the normal galaxies has been offset by $-$0.5 flux units for clarity. Note that both spectra have similar strengths for the Ca II lines from an old stellar population and the high-order Balmer absorption lines from young stars.](fig4.eps){height="90mm" width="110mm"}

K03 found that the fraction of galaxies that have undergone a major burst of star formation within the past Gyr declinespowerful low-redshift QSOs are very massive but otherwise normal elliptical galaxies (Dunlop et al. 2003). If the stellar population of the QSO hosts is in fact old, then our results on the hosts of powerful Seyfert 2s could mean that the standard unified scenario for AGNs is seriously incomplete at high luminosities.

Summary
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I have reviewed our understanding of the connection between star formation and the AGN phenomenon, emphasizing large surveys that have used direct spectroscopic diagnostics to search for young ($< 1$ Gyr) stars in AGNs and in their host galaxies in the local Universe. I have considered only those objects in which the blinding glare of the central AGN is obscured from our direct view, so that the optical continuum is dominated by starlight. For these “type 2”


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two tandem series-connected "AA" size or "C" size [about 1.8 inches (4.8 cm)] rechargeable cells in pressure contact therebetween; said first conductive terminal contact means and said second conductive terminal contact means connected across a transformer and current rectifier adapted for plugging into a conventional alternating-current power supply line; the improvement wherein the first conductive terminal contact means has a first snap battery terminal disposed in the base and wherein a second snap battery terminal in electrical contact with the second conductive terminal contact means is disposed adjacent to and spaced apart from the first snap battery terminal by about 0.5 inch (about 1.07 cm), and preferably said first and second snap battery terminals being disposed substantially in alignment with the terminal members adapted to accommodate a D-sizegrooves could be designed with a small width transverse semi-circular projection slightly off mid-center to prevent the charging of "AA" and "C" size cells placed into the charger in the inverse position.

In the charging of a pair of "AA" size cells, it is preferable to have a resistive element, such as a 47 ohm resistor in series with the cells so as to limit the charging current fed to the cells. In a like manner, in the charging of a 9-volt rectangular battery, it is preferable to have a resistive element, such as a 180-ohm resistor in series with the cell so as to limit the charging current fed to the cell. Thus a rectified power source could provide a fixed current for charging "C" and "D" size


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Here it is, the day in a nutshell. We hit our pivot point and sold off, should have stuck to my guns but played it too safe, I just noticed now we have an inverted Head and Shoulders pattern forming on the 5 min. Looks like 998 will hold and we may be off to another rally tommorrow. Let’s see how this will play out.


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have they changed?

If your child is 14 or older, does your child have a transition plan in
his or her IEP?

If your child has a developmental disability, have you registered him or
her with the Division of Developmental Disabilities? If so, is she or
he on the proper waitlists for services?

If your child is going to college, does he or she have the skills necessary
to be a self-advocate and explain the disability to the college personnel?

As parents, it is very important that you play an active role in developing
your child's educational program. Review your child's records in advance
of the meeting so you can be prepared. Lastly, if there is not enough
time to address all of your concerns,in patients with a DCP level of ≥200 mAu/mL. The presence of microvascular invasion makes it difficult to completely cure HCC with a single RFA treatment. In such cases, resection should also be considered for patients with a good liver function.

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Dual laser operation of flow cytometers, using a single focussing lens for both beams, requires compensating for chromatic aberration of the lens. By using a prefocussing lens at a fixed position in one of the laser beams, complete focal length compensation is obtained without any loss in system performance.initiated by an increased power demand upon the barrier striking an unexpected obstruction. When power is again restored, after the controller has lost knowledge of its prior activity, the barrier could be moved in a manner harmful to the barrier or the obstruction.
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Prevention of pneumococcal disease remains a major global health priority owing to the high disease burden and associated mortality, especially among children in developing countries \[[@CIT0001]\]. A 7-valent vaccine (pneumococcal conjugate vaccine \[PCV\] 7) was licensed in 2009, but higher-valency formulations (10-valent PCV and 13-valent PCV \[PCV13\]) have since been licensed \[[@CIT0002]\]. The World Health Organization recommends worldwide PCV introduction, particularly in countries with a mortality rate of \>50/1000 live births in children \<5 years old \[[@CIT0003]\]. To date, PCVs have been introduced in 59 low- and middle-income countries \[[@CIT0004]\].

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Abbreviations: CI, confidence interval; CCS, cross-sectional survey; NA, not applicable; NT, nontypeable; NVTs, nonvaccine serotypes; PCV7, 7-valent pneumococcal conjugate vaccine (PCV); PCV13, 13-valent PCV; PCV13-7, serotypes present in PCV7 but not in PCV13; RR, risk ratio; VTs, vaccine serotypes.

^a^Adjusted for health center, maternal age and education, and infant's age, sex, and antibiotic intake within 4 weeks of the survey.

Among VTs, 19A decreased in prevalence from 8.3% in CSS1 to 0.9% in CSS3 (*P* \< .001), and 19F decreased slightly, from 5.6% to 2.8%


of IPD caused by this serotype are still seen in The Gambia \[[@CIT0015]\]. This serotype, which had already decreased before PCV13 introduction, shows secular trends in The Gambia \[[@CIT0036]\]. Several carriage and IPD studies have shown that PCV13 has no direct or indirect effect on serotype 3 \[[@CIT0037], [@CIT0038]\].

Five years after PCV13, we have observed an increase in NVTs in both vaccinated infants and their mothers. For infants, we had already observed an increase between CSS1 and CSS2. In CSS3, we detected a significant increase in serotypes 21 and 23B. These were also the most prevalent serotypes in the post-PCV13 era in studies conducted in The Gambia \[[@CIT0027]\], Italy, and Norway \[[@CIT0039], [@CIT0040]\]. Unexpectedly, among mothers the increase in NVTs exceeded the decrease in VTs, resulting in anOrpheus (rec. 1964, released 2010 on remastered version)
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wrapped in an apron with a badge that read Javi pinned to his teat.

In my atrocious Spanish, I said, “I am
going to make quesadillas at my house. What salsa do you suggest?”

He glanced at me as if he was being
accosted by a madman. Then it dawned on me. Quesadillas: flour tortillas, salt,
butter, cheese. What dingaling would add salsa? Me, I reckon. The Mad American.
The Insane Writer. The Filthy Gringo.

“Salsa, senor?” He inquired with a raise
of a thick yet perfectly manicured black eyebrow.

“Indeed. I add salsa for a kick in the
taste. Thicker the better.” I grinned. A confident smirk meant to display old
world charm and warmth but only came across as lecherously leering and
discomforting.

He silently pointed toward a glass
bottle of a product I usuallypurchase. I snatched the bottle off the shelf
with nimble fingers and said, “Good taste. I like this one. Thank you.”

He curtly nodded with the slightest of
smiles and quickly made his way down the aisle, disappearing around the far corner
in an obvious attempt to distance himself from this deranged foreigner. I
watched his sinuous backside in the same manner a predatory lizard scrutinized
the movement of an insect.

Purchasing said objects, I made my way
back out into the chilled night. As usual this time of year, a gusting storm
had kicked up creating a fog of fine dust and debris to filter the already
deadening light from the parking lots lamps into a sickly yellow haze. At the
corner, before the sidewalk ended and the street sloped down under the
overpass, I had to wait long


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There’s also Hollister, who has been one of Russell Wilson’s favorite targets and gets a solid matchup against a Green Bay defense that has been burned by tight ends. The Packers have been better defensively lately, but the middle of the field has been an issue with them when it comes to this position.

All true, but I am probably either punting with Jimmy Graham or just paying up for one of the three studs — Travis Kelce, George Kittle, or Mark Andrews.

That’s the preferred route, but Graham is very sneaky against his former Seahawks brethren, especially since they’ve been awful (31st) against the tight


The terraced rim of the large crater named Urvara can be seen at the upper left in this view from Ceres. Urvara is 106 miles (170 kilometers) wide.

This image shows terrain in the southern hemisphere of the dwarf planet. Dawn took this image on Oct. 14, 2015, from an altitude of 915 miles (1,470 kilometers). It has a resolution of 450 feet (140 meters) per pixel.

Dawn's mission is managed by JPL for NASA's Science Mission Directorate in Washington. Dawn is a project of the directorate's Discovery Program, managed by NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama. UCLA is responsible for overall Dawn mission science. Orbital ATK, Inc., in Dulles, Virginia, designed and built the spacecraft. The German Aerospace Center, the Max Planck Institute for Solar System Research,flap and saw Barku waiting under
a tree, sheltering from the downpour. She had second thoughts about
the trip.

“Tino, how far away is this stream?”
she asked. Tino told her that it would take them half a days walk
through the rainforest and across some hills. The locals had told
him that it was mostly dense forest and the trail would be dangerous in
the rain, especially on the high ground. She looked across at Barku
as Tino explained to her and he returned her glances. “I’m leaving.
We should be gone two days at most.”

“In the rain?” Tino asked. “It
is not good lady”

“I will be the judge of that. The
rains won’t last.” Marion kissed her husband and she run a gentle
hand across his face. “I will be back my darling. Take Care.”

Barku carried the haversack


to come.

There was no point in rushing back to
the village. Marion gathered the plastic containers and packed them
safely into the haversack. Together they languished naked by the
pool, playing and enjoying their time in such a beautiful isolated part
of the world. Marion turned her head to look up as Barku ran his
hands over her smooth skin. She saw a single orchid growing on its
own. She had seen nothing like it ever before and to her it was unique
in its colours and form. “I have to take this.” she said. Barku
looked up and reached for it and gently snapped its stem, bringing it to
her face. The scent was so exotic and nothing in comparison to anything
she had known before.

Jill looked at her grandmother and smiled.
“Does it have a name, thisrare orchid?” she asked.

“Of course. I discovered it and
today it is still one of the most rarest orchids in the world. Only
found in just one place in the Brazilian rainforest. It grows nowhere
else.”

“Tell me, what name does it have?”

“Barku Orchida Amazonas” the old woman
replied, repeating it twice over as she smiled.


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abstract: 'In this paper, we use geometry of numbers to relate two dual Diophantine problems. This allows us to focus on simultaneous approximations rather than small linear forms. As a consequence, we develop a new approach to the perturbation theory for quasi-periodic solutions dealing only with periodic approximations and avoiding classical small divisors estimates. We obtain two results of stability, in the spirit of the KAM and Nekhoroshev theorems, in the model case of a perturbation of a constant vector field on the $n$-dimensional torus. Our first result, which is a Nekhoroshev type theorem, is the construction of a “partial" normal form, that is a normal form with a small remainder whose size depends on the Diophantine properties of the vector. Then, assuming our vector satisfies the Bruno-Rüssmannmore complicated to derive without the convexity assumption). At last, we should also point out that using a multi-dimensional continued fraction algorithm due to Lagarias, Khanin, Lopes Dias and Marklof gave a proof of the KAM theorem with techniques closer to renormalization theory (see [@KDM06], [@KDM07]). Even though their arguments deal with small divisors yet in a different way, they were still based on Fourier expansions and elimination of Fourier modes, which is quite different from the techniques we will use in this paper, since Fourier analysis will not be involved at all.

A Diophantine duality {#sec2}
=====================

We gather in this section all the Diophantine part of this text. In §\[ssec1\] we define the functions $\Psi_k$ and $\Psi'_k$ mentioned in the Introduction, and we state our main result: $\Psi_k$ and


\geq {{\Psi{'}}_{d+1-k}}(((1+{\varepsilon})(n+1))^{-1}|{\alpha}| Q).
\end{cases}$$ The first inequality if false when $  (1-{\varepsilon}) {\Psi_k}(Q)$ is replaced with a sufficiently large real number: this concludes the proof that $\Psi_k(Q)$ exists. Moreover, by letting ${\varepsilon}$ tend to zero (so that $(1+{\varepsilon})(n+1) \leq n+2$), these inequalities conclude also the proof of Theorem \[thdio\].

Using and the fact that the infimum in the definition of $\Psi_d(Q)$ is attained, we have $$d \lambda_d( {{{\mathcal{C}}}(d^{-1}Q, d\Psi_d(Q)) }, \Lambda) =  \lambda_d( {{{\mathcal{C}}}(Q,  \Psi_d(Q)) }, \Lambda) \leq 1$$ so that there exists a basis of ${\Lambda}$ contained in ${{{\mathcal{C}}}(d^{-1}Q, d\Psi_d(Q)) }  $ (using the remark after the corollary of Theorem VII in Chapter VIII of [@Cassels], recalled in §\[ssec2\]). Let us denote by $x_1,\dots,x_d$ this basis, and fix $j\in \{1,\dots,d\}$. Since $x_j\in{{{\mathcal{C}}}(d^{-1}Q, d\Psi_d(Q)) } $,if we write $x_j=(x_{j,0}, \dots, x_{j,n-1})$, we have $$\label{incorutile}
\begin{cases}
| x_{j} | \leq d\Psi_d(Q),  \\
| x_{j,0} \alpha - \alpha_0 x_{j}| \leq dQ^{-1}.
\end{cases}$$ We claim that $x_{j,0}\neq 0$. Indeed, if $x_{j,0}=0$, then the second inequality in  gives $|x_{j,i} \alpha_0 | \leq dQ^{-1}$ for all $i \in \{1,\dots,n-1\}$. As $|\alpha|=|\alpha_0|$, this implies that $|x_{j,i}| \leq d(|\alpha|Q)^{-1}$ but since $Q>d|\alpha|^{-1}$ by assumption, this gives $|x_{j,i}|<1$. Now $x_{j,i}\in{\mathbb{Z}}$, so this necessarily implies $x_{j,i}=0$ and together with $x_{j,0}=0$, the vector $x_j$ has to be zero. This contradicts the fact that $x_j$ is an element of a basis, and proves the claim. Now we can define $\omega_j=x_{j,0}^{-1}\alpha_0 x_j$, then $\omega_j$ is $T_j$-periodic with $T_j=x_{j,0}\alpha_0^{-1}$, and replacing $x_j$ by $-x_j$ if necessary, we can assume $T_j>0$. Since $T_j\omega_j=x_j$, this proves the first part


the most important for us will be $|{\underline e}|$ and $\eta({\underline e})$ for minimal families ${\underline e}$, and these values do not depend on the ordering we choose.

Let ${{\mathcal F}_k}$ be the set of all minimal families ${\underline e}$ (corresponding to some $X \geq {C'_k}$) such that $\eta({\underline e})\leq 1$. Then ${{\mathcal F}_k}$ is infinite, countable, and for any distinct ${\underline e}, {\underline e}'\in{{\mathcal F}_k}$ we have $|{\underline e}|\neq |{\underline e}'|$. Let $( {{\underline e}_\ell})_{\ell \geq 1}$ denote the sequence of all elements of ${{\mathcal F}_k}$, ordered in such a way that the integer sequence $(|{{\underline e}_\ell}|)_{\ell \geq 1}$ increases to $+\infty$. Then $ {{\underline e}_\ell}$ is the minimal family corresponding to all $X$ in the range $|{{\underline e}_\ell}| \leq X < |{{\underline e}_{\ell+1}}|$, and the real sequence$(\eta({{\underline e}_\ell}))_{\ell \geq 1}$ decreases to 0.

For any $Q$ such that $\eta({{\underline e}_\ell})^{-1} < Q \leq \eta({{\underline e}_{\ell+1}})^{-1} $ with $\ell \geq 1$, we have $\Psi_k(Q) = |{{\underline e}_{\ell+1}}|$ because the infimum in the definition of $\Psi_k(Q)$ is attained by the family ${{\underline e}_{\ell+1}}$. In the same way, we have $\Psi_k(Q) = |{{\underline e}_1}|$ for any $Q$ such that $1\leq Q \leq \eta({{\underline e}_1})^{-1}$. Therefore $\Psi_k$ is constant on each interval $] \eta({{\underline e}_\ell})^{-1}, \eta({{\underline e}_{\ell+1}})^{-1} ]$ (and also on $[1,  \eta({{\underline e}_1})^{-1}]$); it is left-continuous, and its values are positive integers.

A similar interpretation holds for $\Psi'_k$, letting $$\eta'({\underline e}) = \max_{1\leq p \leq k}| e_p \cdot {\alpha}|$$ for any ${\underline e}= (e_1,\ldots,e_k)\in{{\mathcal E}_k}$. For any real $X \geq {C'_k}$ we consider the set of ${\underline e}\in{{\mathcal


$+\infty$; the real sequence $(\eta'({{\underline e}'_\ell}))_{\ell \geq 1}$ decreases to 0; ${{\underline e}'_\ell}$ is the minimal family corresponding to all $X$ in the range $|{{\underline e}'_\ell}|   \leq X < |{{\underline e}'_{\ell+1}}|$.

For any $Q$ such that $|  {{\underline e}'_\ell}|  \leq Q<|  {{\underline e}'_{\ell+1}}|  $ with $\ell \geq 1$, we have $\Psi'_k(Q) = \eta(  {{\underline e}'_\ell})^{-1}$ because the supremum in the definition of $\Psi'_k(Q)$ is attained by the family ${{\underline e}'_\ell}$. Therefore $\Psi'_k$ is constant on each interval $[ |  {{\underline e}'_\ell}|  ,  |  {{\underline e}'_{\ell+1}}|  [ $; it is right-continuous, and its points of discontinuity are positive integers. This concludes the proof of Proposition \[proppsietpsiprime\].

The case $n=2$ {#subsecunnb}
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Let us focus now on the case of just one1$ and $C_\alpha>0$ such that for all $Q\geq Q_\alpha$, $\Psi_\alpha(Q)\leq C_\alpha Q^\tau$. The above corollary is therefore an immediate consequence of Theorem \[thmfini\].

\[corfini\] Let $X=X_\alpha+P$ be as in (\[H\]), with $\alpha \in \mathcal{D}_d^\tau$, $\tau \geq d-1$, define $$E_{\alpha}=\max(1,d|\alpha|^{-1},Q_\alpha), \quad \kappa_{d,\alpha}=2^6d^2(2^d-1)|\alpha|^{-1},$$ and assume that $$\label{thr00}
\epsilon < (2C_\alpha)^{-1}(E_\alpha)^{-(\tau+1)}, \quad \epsilon \leq (2C_\alpha)^{-1}(\kappa_{d,\alpha} s^{-1})^{-(\tau+1)}.$$ Then there exists a real-analytic embedding $\Phi : \T^n_{s/2} \rightarrow \T^n_{s}$ such that $$\Phi^*X=X_\alpha+N+R, \quad [X_\alpha,N]=0$$ with the estimates $|\Phi-\mathrm{Id}|_{s/2}<d^2|\alpha|^{-1}(2C_\alpha\varepsilon)^{\frac{1}{1+\tau}}$ and $$|N|_{s/2}<2\varepsilon, \quad |R|_{s/2}< 2\varepsilon \exp\left(-(\ln2)\kappa_{d,\alpha}^{-1}s(2C_\alpha\varepsilon)^{-\frac{1}{1+\tau}}\right).$$

For our second result, we have to impose two restrictions on our vector $\alpha$. First we assume that it satisfies the following integral condition: $$\label{condA}
\int_{\Delta_\alpha(1)}^{+\infty} \frac{dx}{x\Delta_{\alpha}^*(x)}< \infty, \tag{A}$$ where $\Delta_{\alpha}^*$ is the function defined in (\[deltastar\]). Using Corollary \[corbr\], we will show in appendix \[app1\], Lemma \[lemmeapp\], that $\alpha$ satisfies this condition (\[condA\]) if and only if $\alpha \in


of Theorem \[thmfini\], only the proof of the averaging step is new, the induction is then essentially classical. Also, as in [@Rus10] or [@Pos11], the speed of convergence in the induction process is linear, and we can artificially prescribed any rate of convergence $0<c<1$ without any difficulties (but for the statement we simply chose $c=1/2$).

Now let us briefly discuss the restrictions we imposed on $\alpha$. First an arithmetic condition is known to be necessary in the case $n=2$, and the condition we used is known to be optimal by a result of Yoccoz (see [@Yoc02] for instance, where the discrete version of the problem, which is the analytic linearization of circle diffeomorphisms, is considered). However, for $n\geq 3$, nothing is known, and the flexibility in the proof might suggestbe chosen in §\[ss32\]: more precisely, we will approximate our original vector $\alpha$ by a periodic vector $\omega$, and then choose $\varpi=\alpha-\omega$ so that $X_\alpha=X_\omega+X_\varpi$. The vector field $S$ can be ignored at this stage, it will become important only for the inductions later on in §\[ss33\] and §\[ss34\].

\[one\] Consider $Y$ as in (\[Y\]), and for $0<\varsigma<s$, $0<b<1$, assume that $$\label{thr}
\varepsilon+\delta\leq \mu, \quad 2\varepsilon \leq \mu, \quad 2^4T\mu\varsigma^{-1}\leq b.$$ Then, setting $$[P]=\int_{0}^{1}P\circ X_{T\omega}^t dt, \quad V=T\int_{0}^{1}(P-[P])\circ X_{T\omega}^t tdt$$ the map $V^1 : \T^n_{s-\varsigma} \rightarrow \T^n_{s}$ is well-defined real-analytic embedding, and $$(V^1)^*Y=X_\omega+X_\varpi+S+[P]+\tilde{P}$$ with the estimates $$|V^1-\mathrm{Id}|_{s-\varsigma}\leq T\varepsilon, \quad |[P]|_{s}\leq\varepsilon , \quad |\tilde{P}|_{s-\varsigma}\leq b\varepsilon.$$

Note that our condition (\[thr\]) implies in particular that $T\varepsilon$ is sufficiently small with respect to $\varsigma$, and at this stage this is essentially the only assumption we need


of $\mathcal{L}_{X_\omega}$ and $V$ is its unique pre-image, that is $[V,X_\omega]=P-[P]$. From a geometrical point of view, let $\mathcal{F}^1$ be the one-dimensional foliation tangent to $X_\omega$: since $\omega$ is periodic, the leaves $\mathcal{F}^1$ are compact and diffeomorphic to $\T^1$. Then $[P]$ is just the mean value of $P$ on each leaf of $\mathcal{F}^1$, the vector field $P-[P]$ has therefore zero mean so we can integrate it along each leaf of $\mathcal{F}^1$ to obtain a periodic vector field $V$. The statement that there is no “small divisors" can be expressed by saying that the inverse operator of $\mathcal{L}_{X_\omega}$ (defined on the image of $\mathcal{L}_{X_\omega}$) is bounded by $T$, which simply comes from the fact that the leaves of $\mathcal{F}^1$ are compact. The proof of Lemma \[one\] is essentially classical, butof $F_{\alpha}/\Lambda_{\alpha}$. Now for $j\in\{0,\dots,d\}$, set $s_j=s-j\varsigma$, then $s_0=s$ and $s_d=s-\sigma$. Then we claim that for any $j\in\{0,\dots,d\}$, there exist a real analytic embedding $\Phi_j : \T^n_{s_j} \rightarrow \T^n_{s}$ such that $$(\Phi_j^*)Z=X_\alpha+S+P_j+P_j^+$$ with the estimates $$|\Phi_j-\mathrm{Id}|_{s_j}\leq dj|\alpha|^{-1}\Psi_{\alpha}(Q)\varepsilon, \quad |P_j^+|_{s_j}\leq (2^j-1)b\varepsilon.$$ For $j=0$, since $P_0=P$, letting $\Phi_0$ be the identity and $P_0^+=0$, there is nothing to prove. So assume the statement is true for some $j\in\{0,\dots,d-1\}$, and let us prove it remains true for $j+1$. To do so, let us write, $X_\alpha=X_{\omega_j}+X_{\varpi_j}$ so that by , Lemma \[one\] can be applied to the vector field $$Y_j=(\Phi_j^*)Z-P_j^+=X_\alpha+S+P_j=X_{\omega_j}+X_{\varpi_j}+S+P_j$$ and if $$V_{j+1}=T_{j+1}\int_{0}^{1}(P_j-P_{j+1})\circ X_{T_{j+1}\omega_{j+1}}^t tdt,$$ then $V_{j+1}^{1} : \T^{n}_{s_{j+1}} \rightarrow \T^{n}_{s_{j}}$ is a well-defined analytic embedding for which $$(V_{j+1}^{1})^*Y_j=X_{\omega_j}+X_{\varpi_j}+S+P_{j+1}+\tilde{P}_{j+1}=X_{\alpha}+S+P_{j+1}+\tilde{P}_{j+1},$$ with the estimate $$|V_{j+1}^{1}-\mathrm{Id}|_{s_{j+1}}\leq T_{j+1} \varepsilon\leq d|\alpha|^{-1}\Psi_{\alpha}(Q)\varepsilon, \quad |\tilde{P}_{j+1}|_{s_{j+1}}\leq b\varepsilon.$$ So we define $\Phi_{j+1}=\Phi_j\circ V_{j+1}^{1}$ and


1, \quad C_{d,\alpha}Q^{-1}\sigma_{i}^{-1}\leq 1$$ are satisfied, then we claim that for all $i\in\{0,\dots,m\}$, there exists a real-analytic embedding $\Phi^i : \T^n_{s_{i}} \rightarrow \T^n_{s}$ such that $$(\Phi^i)^*X=X_\alpha+N_i+P_i, \quad [N_i,X_\alpha]=0,$$ with the estimates $$|\Phi^i-\mathrm{Id}|_{s_{i}}\leq d^2|\alpha|^{-1}\Psi_{\alpha}(Q)\gamma_i, \quad |N_{i}|_{s_{i-1}} \leq \gamma_{i}, \quad |P_{i}|_{s_{i}}\leq \varepsilon_{i}.$$ Indeed, for $i=0$, choosing $\Phi^0$ to be the identity, $N_0=0$ and $P_0=P$, there is nothing to prove. So assume the statement holds true for some $i\in\{0,\dots,m-1\}$, and let us prove it remains true for $i+1$. By the induction hypothesis and (\[thrii\]), we can apply Lemma \[multi\] with $c=1/2$ to $Z=(\Phi^i)^*X=X_\alpha+N_i+P_i$, so with $S=N_i$ and $\delta=\gamma_i$, and we find a real-analytic embedding $\Phi_{i+1} : \T^n_{s_{i+1}} \rightarrow \T^n_{s_{i}}$ such that $$\Phi_{i+1}^{*}Z=X_\alpha+N_i+\overline{P_i}+P_i^+$$ with the estimates $$|\Phi_{i+1}-\mathrm{Id}|_{s_{i+1}}\leq d^2|\alpha|^{-1}\Psi_{\alpha}(Q)\varepsilon_i, \quad |\overline{P_i}|_{s_{i}}\leq \varepsilon_i, \quad |P_i^+|_{s_{i+1}}\leq 2^{-1}\varepsilon_i=\varepsilon_{i+1}.$$ Since $\varepsilon_i+\gamma_i=\gamma_{i+1}$ and $[\overline{P_i},X_\alpha]=0$, setting $\Phi^{i+1}=\Phi^i\circ\Phi_{i+1}$, $N_{i+1}=N_i+\overline{P_i}$ and $P_{i+1}=P_i^+$, theand let $\mathcal{L}_V f$ the Lie derivative of $f$ along $V$, that is $$\mathcal{L}_V f=\frac{d}{dt}(f\circ V^t)_{|t=0}=F'(0), \quad F(t)=f\circ V^t.$$ Now for $|t|<\tau=\varsigma |V|_{s}^{-1}$, by Lemma \[tech1\], $F(t)$ is a well-defined real-analytic function on $\T^n_{s-\sigma}$ and moreover the map $F$ is analytic in $t$, hence by the classical Cauchy estimate $$|\mathcal{L}_V f|_{s-\sigma}=|F'(0)|\leq \tau^{-1}\sup_{|t|<\tau}|f\circ V^t|_{s-\sigma}\leq  \tau^{-1} |f|_s =\varsigma^{-1} |V|_{s}|f|_s.$$ Similarly, we have $$|\mathcal{L}_X f|_{s-\sigma} \leq \varsigma^{-1} |X|_{s}|f|_s.$$ Now, for $1\leq i \leq n$, if $X^i$ and $V^i$ are the components of $X$ and $V$, then $\mathcal{L}_X V_i-\mathcal{L}_V X_i$ are the components of $[X,V]$, so each component of $[X,V]$ is bounded, on the domain $\T^n_{s-\sigma}$, by $2\varsigma^{-1}|X|_s|V|_s$ and therefore $$|[X,V]|_{s-\varsigma}\leq 2\varsigma^{-1}|X|_s|V|_s$$ which is the desired estimate.

\[tech3\] Let $X$ and $V$ be two bounded real-analytic vector fields on $\T^n_s$, and $0<\varsigma<s$. Assume


= -m**2 + 26*m - 36. Let f be (-1 - 147/(-105))*250/4. Calculate h(f).
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Let c(w) = 5*w**2 - 5*w + 2 - w + 2*w - w**3. Suppose -3*z = -5*k + 3, -12 = 3*z + 4*k + 18. Let u be -3 + z + 17 + -4. Determine c(u).
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Let y(l) = l**2 + 10*l + 4. Let k(z) = 3*z**2 + 30*z + 13. Let a(v) = 4*k(v) - 11*y(v). Let w be 0 - (1 + 1 - 3) - 48. Let u = w + 39. Calculate a(u).
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Let v(r) = -4*r**3 - 10*r**2 - 11*r - 6. Let o(c) = c**3 + 4*c**2 + 4*c + 2. Let d(u) = 8*o(u) + 3*v(u). Suppose 17 = 4*q + 25. What is d(q)?
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26,500 words (around 100 words per respondent). After removing all identifying information, the texts were translated from Norwegian to English by a professional (native English) translator. Translated texts were checked for consistency and accuracy by the first (native Norwegian) author.

Texts were analysed in collaboration between both authors using an inductive qualitative thematic approach (Braun & Clarke, [2006](#CIT0004)) inspired by a grounded theory strategy (Charmaz, [2014](#CIT0010); Glaser & Strauss, [1967](#CIT0023)) and a constant comparative method (Glaser & Strauss, [1967](#CIT0023)). We developed our research questions after identifying patterns observed while exploring all 256 texts, and themes for the analysis were drawn inductively from the data. In stage 1 of the analysis we identified as many themes as possible that emerged across the dataset (no themes were defined in advance). Inamong the medical profession (and sometimes broader society) as a whole, or they refer to specific doctors:""... met with zero help and zero understanding (MO-7571)."" ""I encounter little understanding and a number of preconceptions (MI-7425)."" ""The loneliness and helplessness one experiences as a sufferer is reinforced by the feeling of not being understood (MO-7163)"" ""... the meeting with neurologists (specialists) was characterized by a lack of understanding (MO-7223)."" ""... she \[GP\] has little understanding of my ME (MO-7074).""

Lack of understanding is sometimes accompanied by disrespectful behaviour:""The first GP was so dreadful and unwelcoming, actually ridiculed ME (MO-7372)."" ""I was downright shouted at \[by the neurologist\] and referred to a psychiatrist (MO-7223)."" ""One literally yelled at me and physically threw me out of his office after throwing something at


to understand that there was nothing \[physically\] wrong with me (MO-7090)."" ""... the doctor did not inform me that he assumed it was mental \[...\] In the end, I confronted my GP with 'you're not listening to what I'm telling you', and he replied, 'no, I see how you appear' \[...\] and you don't appear to be ill (MO-7362).""

Participants reject the Cartesian dualistic approach to psyche and soma that dominates the health system, including the tendency to treat symptoms in isolation, not holistically:""I experience from all sides of the public health system that this is a mental illness. For me, this illness is physical but of course it affects me mentally, I am after all a whole human being (MO-7308)."" ""They \[specialists\] don't take the tests I want,fragmented (Atkins, Brownell, Kornelsen, Woollard, & Whiteley, [2013](#CIT0002); Han et al., [2011](#CIT0025)). Such knowledge is important because delivering health services to patients with illness fraught with uncertainty involves heightened potential for the misuse of power, especially on the part of the (usually) most influential actors: doctors (Freidson, [1970](#CIT0019); Katz, [1984](#CIT0031)). The two roles---doctor and patient---constitute an asymmetric power relation. By virtue of their position and professional knowledge, doctors are granted decision-making authority over patients (Freidson, [1970](#CIT0019)). Medical practice is knowledge applied, and the lack of biomedical knowledge reduces the legitimacy of doctors' power. This situation calls for collaborative efforts in a partnership of equals, rather than a traditional paternalistic relationship (Lidén, Björk-Brämberg, & Svensson, [2015](#CIT0037)).

Experiences expressed in our data indicate that doctors handle clinical uncertainties originating from a


did we) more important to report the negative ones, if those aspects are to be improved.

Conclusion {#S0006}
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When ailments cannot be medically identified, explained or alleviated, those who bear them often experience poor healthcare treatment. For those whose symptoms become chronic, the fight for medical, social and political legitimacy begins. Our participants describe such struggles. By using war metaphors like "fight" and "battle", they describe their engagement with public healthcare services as being caught in a battlefield. The battle is a power struggle over one main question: who is to decide? The rivalry relates to a lack of congruence between doctor and patient perspectives. Patients fight against asymmetric power relations and marginalisation of their perspectives, and for their right to self-determination, but generally to no avail. Some continue toThere are a number of reasons why the people who filled the lower ranks of society incurred accusations of witchcraft. Poor people, especially poor women, were the weakest and most vulnerable members of society."

This remains true today in India, many parts of Africa and elsewhere. Those who are seen as occupying positive roles in rural, non-Western communities (such as witch doctors and traditional healers) often take part in identifying and persecuting innocent women as witches. Once mystical methods are used to "verify" who is a witch, the justice can be gruesome, including banishment, rape, disfigurement, torture and death.

Indian lawmakers have begun to address the problem, but the roots of this superstition are centuries old and may never fully be eliminated.

Benjamin Radford is deputy editor of the Skeptical Inquirer


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tests per 7 days) over a period of 18 days for all mice. This test involved a 3 h period of food and water deprivation, followed by offering of sucrose solution for 1 h. Intake was determined by weighing the bottles containing sucrose solution at the beginning and at the end of each test.\[[@ref15]\] After this phase (18 days), one group of the 6 mice was housed under normal conditions (normal mice) and the other 24 mice were subjected to Chronic Unpredictable Mild Stress (CUMS). The stressor schedule was slightly modified from that used by Monleon *et al*.,\[[@ref16]\] which include three 5 h periods of food and water deprivation, one 16 h period of water deprivation, three periods (3, 5, and 7 h) of intermittent illumination, three periods(×4), the tracking gain is provisionally set also as four times (×4), and the RF is set as four times (×4) as well. Then, it is shifted to the step 127 where the disk is rotated. In step 128, injecting signal is inserted in the tracking direction to drive the readout device reciprocally in the tracking direction via the driver. In step 129, the maximum and minimum values of the tracking error signal in that state are measured and the maximum value of the amplitude of the tracking error signal is obtained from the difference thereof. Then, the measured maximum amplitude of the tracking error signal is compared to the threshold value in step 130. When the maximum amplitude is larger than the threshold value, it is shifted


in the reflectance of the disks to be reproduced. As a result, dispersions are also generated in the levels of the signals inputted to an A/D converter at a latter stage of the amplifier, which results in generating dispersions in the error signals. However, when there are dispersions in the error signals, the servo accuracy for each of the focus and tracking signals is deteriorated so as to also generate dispersions in the RF signals. Normally, the dispersions in the RF signals generated in this manner are absorbed with an AGC or an equalizer at the latter stage. If the dispersions become so large that they cannot be absorbed, the reproducing capacity of the disk reproducing apparatus becomes deteriorated. Thus, it becomes impossible to perform fine reproduction, includingin endocytosis, we examined the formation of the Spitzenkörper at the hyphal tips of Guy11 and *MoRab5* deficient strains by monitoring FM4-64 endocytosis and labeling of Spitzenkörper. Results showed that the Spitzenkörper was readily detected in Guy11 but not in the *MoRab5* deficient strains (**Figure [4A](#F4){ref-type="fig"}**). Moreover, GFP-MoRab5A and GFP-MoRab5B-positive punctate structures co-localized with the endocytic marker FM4-64 (**Figures [3A,B](#F3){ref-type="fig"}**), consistent with the result that MoRab5 stimulated the internalization of fluid phase endocytic marker horseradish peroxidase (HRP) into the early endosomes in mammalian cells ([@B26]). In addition, FM4-64 was found on the plasma membrane after 1 min staining, and internalized into the endomembrane of hyphal cells of Guy11 within 30 min. By contrast, FM4-64 largely remained on the plasma membrane of all *MoRab5* deficient strains after 30 min,


results were reproducible in three experiments.](fpls-08-00620-g004){#F4}

Rab proteins are involved in the fusion of vesicles and vacuole during vacuolar biogenesis in fungi ([@B17]). In the budding yeast, a small but significant number of cells displayed fragmented vacuolar structures in *ypt5* deletion mutants ([@B29]). To understand the function of MoRab5 in vacuolar biogenesis in *M. oryzae*, we examined vacuolar morphology in hyphae of the *MoRab5* deficient strains by transmission electron microscopy. The hyphae of the wild-type Guy11 were larger, and usually contained 1--2 large vacuoles. In contrast, the large vacuoles were absent in *MoRab5A:DN* and *MoRab5B:DN* strains, and instead there were smaller vesicles (**Figure [4C](#F4){ref-type="fig"}**), suggesting defective vesicle fusion and fragmentation of vacuoles in the cell.

MoRab5A and MoRab5B Are Essential to Asexual Reproduction and Affect Sexual Reproduction
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In order to investigatepigmentation (Supplementary Figures [S4A,B](#SM1){ref-type="supplementary-material"}). Moreover, overexpression of *MoRAB5A* or *MoRAB5B* was unable to recover each other's functions in conidial production, conidiophore differentiation (Supplementary Figures [S5A--C](#SM1){ref-type="supplementary-material"}), ALS formation (**Figure [8E](#F8){ref-type="fig"}**), Spitzenkörper development (Supplementary Figure [S6](#SM1){ref-type="supplementary-material"}), and sexual reproduction (**Figure [6](#F6){ref-type="fig"}**).

Since *MoRab5A:OE* and *MoRab5B:OE* in wild-type background could produce conidia normally, we inoculated live leaves of CO39 cultivar by conidia (10^5^/mL) spraying, typical lesions were observed on the leaves at 7 dpi (**Figure [8A](#F8){ref-type="fig"}**). Similar results were obtained when using mycelia plugs to inoculate the roots of CO39 cultivar (**Figure [8C](#F8){ref-type="fig"}**), suggesting that overexpression of *MoRAB5A* or *MoRAB5B* has no negative effect on the pathogenicity of *M. oryzae*. To determine if overexpression of *MoRAB5A* or *MoRAB5B* can rescue the pathogenicity of the *RNAi* strains, mycelia of *MoRab5A:RNAi-MoRab5B:OE* and *MoRab5B:RNAi-MoRab5A:OE* tranformants


using the net optical density (NOD) derived from the red channel. A dose-response curve was obtained at 35 keV for EBT film, and at 25, 30, and 35 keV for EBT2 and EBT3 films. Calibrations of films for 4 MV x-rays were obtained for comparison using a radiotherapy accelerator at Mary Bird Perkins Cancer Center. The sensitivity (NOD per unit dose) of EBT film at 35 keV relative to that for 4-MV x-rays was 0.73 and 0.76 for doses 50 and 100 cGy, respectively. The sensitivity of EBT2 film at 25, 30, and 35 keV relative to that for 4-MV x-rays varied from 1.09-1.07, 1.23-1.17, and 1.27-1.19 for doses 50-200 cGy, respectively. For EBT3 film the relative sensitivity was within 3% of unity for all three monochromatic x-rayin chest pain and episodes of ST depression. Radionuclide studies in 50 patients with angina and coronary artery disease have shown that stress (i.e., atrial pacing) produced different patterns of disturbed regional myocardial perfusion related to the patient's exercise capacity and eventually leading to a decrease in regional myocardial perfusion during the ischemic episode. St segment depression appeared only after the decrease in regional myocardial perfusion. These findings combined with past research suggest that patients with angina and coronary artery disease can suffer frequent asymptomatic disturbances of the regional myocardial perfusion. The frequency of these episodes and the time course for the recovery of the metabolic consequences mean that segments of ventricular myocardium may be constantly abnormal. The relative importance of changes in coronary tone and malfunction of


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        The City of Gary, Indiana, christened a new stadium for its minor-league baseball
team in 2002. A trucking company operated and partly owned by Jewell Harris billed the
City just under $1.6 million for hauling away and disposing of dirt and debris excavated
during site preparation for the stadium. Harris was sentenced to 71 months’ imprisonment
after a jury determined that his bills were fraudulent and found him guilty of mail fraud,
wire fraud, and money laundering. Harris challenges only his prison sentence. We affirm
the judgment.

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was amended in 2001, the Sentencing Commission explained that “all direct money
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sophistication of the money laundering offense conduct.” U.S.S.G. app. C, Amendment
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