and how you got here in the middle of the night. Can you tell us about that?" I answered in an easy manner, hoping she'd tell us all what had inspired this rather bizarre happening.

"Well, I had a strange dream, Miss Helen. I dreamed I was going to Strawberry Hill School with Kim and that my classroom was in the back of the building where I could see deer and rabbits near the woods there out the classroom windows. Strange – I dreamed Buffy was with me in the class and he really wanted to chase those rabbits. In the dream he kept hopping up to the window sill to see the rabbits and barking. The teacher was annoyed, so I was going to take Buffy out andpulled out and passed a crumpled piece of paper with a printed map on it. Sure enough, it was from mapquest.com and it was a map of how to get from the Braidon home to Strawberry Hill Elementary School!

I gave the map to Jack and he and Sue looked at it with amazement.

Sue asked: "You really did this in your sleep, baby?"

"I don't think I was asleep," Nutmeg replied. "Well, sorta like sleep, but not really," she added.

"I don't understand," Sue queried.

"Me neither. I do it sometimes." She paused and looked puzzled. "I mean I have dreams in which I am doing something and so I do them really," Nutmeg answered.

"Yes, we've seen this a couple times while Nutmeg has been with us," I interjected. "But we've never


creations. Then I picked her up and swung her around, hugging tightly. "I love, love, love them, Nutmeg. I will always cherish them!"

Though I wasn't really ready to let go, I knew we should go. "Come on, sweetheart, we have to get you home," I said.

"I know, and I want to go, but I don't want to go, too. Do you understand?"

"Yes, I surely do -- but let's get on our way," I replied, gently leading her back to the car. Neither of us said a word as we drove on, though each of us reached over to pat the other as we went our way down the mountain's curvy road.

As we drove into the driveway, we heard Buffy barking, and quickly saw the family waiting once moredidn't know much else: though as I look back now, I think there were a few genuinely caring people who tried to help. I know now they didn't know how to help: they were as confused about my "badness" as I was about being labeled as a "bad seed."

Then, when I was nearly seven, I got a family, a new Mom and Dad (they all wanted to be called my mother and father) who really were special. Becca and Steve lived in Carmel and were wonderful to me. I was the only child in their home. They never hit or hurt me in any way, and when I tried to steal from them or hurt them in some way, they'd hold me and tell me they loved me


too much to let me behave that way. They were a lot like the people at Children's Garden and I began to really care about them, and to believe I might have a kernel of goodness somewhere deep inside. Steve, the dad, always said I could reach way down deep inside me and I'd find a wonderful good person inside me. He and Becca were always hugging each other and me. I loved the warm, safe loving feelings I felt with Steve and Becca. It was a wonderful home, and the one I wanted to stay in forever.

However, it was not to be. I learned in later years that the Department of Social Services in charge of my State of California wardship strongly believed in those days thatperson instead. I remember thinking to myself (I had learned not to verbalize my feelings by now) "Oh yeah? We'll show them!"

So I did. As soon as I saw that goldfish in the bowl and that radiator near it, I knew this was my opportunity to let them that I could hurt them worse than they could hurt me. To my surprise they didn't react much when I burned the goldfish on the radiator. "Hmm... maybe they are as evil as I," I thought. Now that was a scary feeling. It was the first time I hadn't been hit for a "bad thing to do" in years.

Helen seemed to understand I was scared, but she didn't really know the depth of that fear for a very long time,


if ever. Here she was - a nice white lady social worker again. I knew that if I didn't please her, there'd really be hell to pay. So for a long time I did what she said and played up to her. But it wasn't long before I began to feel genuine warm safe feelings with her. When she hugged me close, I could feel something warm and wonderful inside me begin to melt. It was a strange feeling and it scared me. I got the same feelings from my "housemother," Marci, and later even from the teacher at the Children's Garden school. I had to see a psychiatrist, Doctor Bob, every week for a very long time. I developed a crush on him in my early teens.I often won. As an advocate for children today, I still use those skills and I still love to win!

Kim began to seriously develop her artistic skills, and was a favorite of the art teacher, Miss Johnson, who spent a lot of extra time with Kim after school hours. She began submitting her paintings and art work to various shows which allowed students to enter, and she often won best of show.

Though many of our interests were different, we were both eager to win in our activities, and we still are. Kim today takes prizes in national gallery shows and gets commissions from some pretty famous people.

We both entered Tamapais High School and here we did not see as much of each other while in school. My schedule


That scene still plays in a bad dream now and then, but for weeks after meeting her, I relived that scene every night in my dreams.

My parents still believe they should not have taken me to meet her, but I was an insistent 15-year-old who wouldn't take no for an answer. And how do I feel about it now some 27 years later? I still shudder at the memory, but that experience left me intensely aware of the pain of mental illness and the effects it can have on a child. That pain drives me to protect children who go through our courts, and to work very hard to ensure that they find safe, loving, lasting homes. That experience along with my awareness of other foster kids andsome alliance member wants to convince his leader to
adopt my service for the whole alliance, he'll show him the leader-targetted
page. So, make a great product that people WANT to talk about and then make it
EASY to do so, provide a lot of "meat" so they have lots to talk about. I'm
lucky because my site is so focused on a tight audience that I just need to
tell a few people directly about it to bootstrap adoption.

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To summarize the article "By choosing to compete on design instead of
technology alone, Apple seems to have found a loophole in the Innovator's
Dilemma."

Can we apply the same type of concept to Internet based company and be
successful? Does 37signals use this concept?

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Apple designs a single, specific product with no more than two or three
distinct configurations


Q:

Sending a Array from php to javascript

Hi Im trying to send an array from php to my javascript. Is this possible? Ive tryied a few examples that Ive found but non of them have worked.
Here is what Im trying to do:
php file:
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$n = array('test','test2', 'test3');
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Thx for all your answers

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in the bag to El Gringo and pick up twenty kilos all in Las Croabas. He was to deliver $185,000.00 to a man in Las Croabas "wearing short pants, a skirt and sun glasses." (Tr. p. 27, D.135.) The kilos picked up by Marte and Quintero that afternoon again had "Amigo" markings. He was arrested after he was delivered the ten kilos from Richard Ward (Gringo/Americano) *148 at Las Croabas (Tr. p. 41-47, D.135).
At the second debriefing on August 7, 2003 the defendant clarified some details as to the five-kilo transaction, as to the ten-kilo transaction, as to a two-kilo transaction wherein he did not participate, and as to the pick-up of the twenty kilos. However, no other transaction was disclosed. Marte specifically claimed not having been toEl Negro provided a cooler, like an ice chest to Richard Ward. He instructed others to remain in separated places at Las Croabas "in case they got snagged by the police" "or apprehended by other person." Richard filled the ice chest but there was "cocaine missing." (Tr. p. 76, D.136). Miguel Harris Pereida took the cocaine and left. The cocaine was labeled "Amigo."
Although this statement as to the video is hearsay and the Richard Ward statements through agent Prendes are also hearsay they are both reliable and have "indicia of trust wordiness to have to warrant a finding of probable accuracy." United States v. Rodríguez, 336 F.3d 67, 70 (1st Cir.2003). The indicia of reliability is provided by the fact that co-defendant Quintero accepts that there was a


Pereida, a.k.a. Miguel, El Negro was videotaped without his knowledge, (Tr. p. 79-84, D.136). Prendes also clarified why the United States did not balk at accepting the safety valve of defendants Quintero at the sentencing of Quintero which occurred on June 16, 2003 before District Judge DiClerico. Prendes stated that at the debriefing of Richard Ward (David Coxon) did not particularly identify Quintero although he stated that "two unknown individuals accompanied Marte and Miguel [El Negro]." See Ex. 3 U.S.A. (As stated before Quintero admitted on re-cross examination being on the car.) Hence, the debriefing of Richard Ward was not of any help, (Tr. p. 106, D.136). Further, the video tape of El Negro was not seen until "around June" of 2003 and the court adds presumptively seenthat the arrest of the entire group of smugglers was detected by surveillance of members of the *154 Resident Agent in charge (RAIC) Fajardo, who observed a suspicious transaction between individuals in the vicinity of a Marina located in Fajardo. Coxon was arrested in a restaurant in Las Croabas vicinity; Marte/Quintero/Carela were arrested in the car still in the Fajardo area. "... A subsequent stop and search of the suspect's vehicle revealed approximately twenty kilograms of cocaine." (Ex. 3, p. 1, USA.)
On cross examination co-defendant Coxon admitted to having on various occasions lied prior thereto to the federal authorities. He lied when arrested in providing a false name and lied prior thereto for many years as to his true identity. He also lied as to birth and place


of origin. He also lied as to his past address (he wrongly stated he lived for twenty years in a boat). He lied as to his identity until his current lawyer provided the court a birth certificate. He further had obtained a false passport. He further falsified a birth certificate as Richard Ward. Coxon further admitted to the criminal drug smuggling crime in England consisting of placing narcotics in beer cases.
He insisted in cross examination that he was provided originally the name of Marte and his telephone number to call in Puerto Rico by Mr. Henry Montero. (D.137, p. 41-52.) He had no idea as to the price per kilogram of the drug. (He was originally instructed by Montero to pick-up the money.) He was instructed by officialssix men spent 16 days crossing 1,300 km of ocean. The six men landed on an uninhabited part of the island so their last hope was to cross 26 miles of treacherous mountains and glaciers until they finally reached a whaling station where they found help.

Shackleton returned to rescue the men on Elephant Island and amazingly, apart from some missing toes from frostbites, not one member of the 28-man crew was lost.

Juana Maria

Survived: 18 years

San Nicolas Island

The story which inspired Scott O'Dell's book Island of the Blue Dolphin was that of the last surviving member of the Nicoleño tribe, Juana Maria, better known as the Lone Woman of San Nicolas Island. After Russian otter killers invaded the island and massacred most of her people in 1835, missionaries heard


inflammatory disorder of the intestine) and died. The Lone Woman was baptized with the Christian name Juana Maria (her native name is unknown).

Ada Blackjack

Survived: 2 Years

Ada Blackjack was an Inuit woman who lived as a castaway on an uninhabited island in Northern Siberia for two years. Ada had taken a job as a cook and seamstress to save money for her only son Bennett who had chronic tuberculosis. She joined a team of explorers who were attempting to claim Wrangel Island for Canada. The team left on September 16, 1921 but turned out to be inadequately prepared for the future that awaited them. They ate their way through much of the rations, and did not hunt and store enough food to last them very long. Three of the    mService = binder.getService();
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Rarely will objectivity be met without a slant. Embracing that slant, highlighting it, sometimes exploiting it, here are the stories that dare to address certain realities without fear of exposing the flaws.

Thursday, July 24, 2008

id's, ego's, super-ego's, so what?

Someone recently commented that they're always amused at how serious and cynical this blog is when I'm so light-hearted and funny most of the time. I got a good laugh out of it, and even compared the tone of the blog to the title of the blog, but then I got to thinking: could it be that this little aspect of my life is an outlet for my cynical side? Probably.

So then I started thinking about the breakdown of Freudian psychology; you know -- the id, ego and super-ego? Andare simple but the instructions are minutely detailed.

On the whiteboard, it’s a 4-3-3, but not a traditional one. And if the players do their jobs correctly, it’s almost a 3-4-3 in attack and a 4-5-1 in defence.

It’s only here that one learns how different tactics are in theory and reality. Formations, in public discourse, suddenly seem finite and outdated.

Modern coaching is infinitely more fluid. It is much more about collective strategy and individual roles.

Without giving too much away, Arnold is big on rotations, overlapping and stacking. He wants to create numerical advantages all over the pitch - a hallmark of his halcyon days at Central Coast.

The strategy is sound. The only worry is whether the new players are tactically savvy enough, not to mention fit enough, to implement


they “spread their legs.” Her committee assignments were restored after she retracted her claim and apologized; Scott sat near the front at Tuesday’s training, and approached one of the presenters afterward with a question, as did several lawmakers.

Hill said, “We want to make it perfectly clear that harassment is never acceptable in the Idaho state Capitol.” He unveiled new anti-harassment policies that allow multiple avenues for reporting complaints, including to a person of the victim’s gender, if desired, but said the policies are “a work in progress,” and invited further input.

House Speaker Scott Bedke, R-Oakley, said, “You have our commitment that this is not just a one-time thing – we are taking this absolutely seriously. … This just needs to be the start of a discussion.”

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he is still intent on maintaining his feud with "Morning Joe" and some of the country's major news networks.

Some in the White House have indicated Trump's feud with the media only shores up his support from his base, most of whom automatically side with the president against foes often seen as biased or liberal.

Those feuds have become staples of Trump's political career. Since declaring his candidacy for president a little over two years ago, he has routinely assailed what he calls unfair and negative news coverage and has deemed organizations that report on him and his administration critically to be "fake news."a few games as a redshirt freshman in '08 in a Ray Vinopal-is-your-starting-FS kind of way before falling behind Thompson, Ezeh and Mouton. He transferred the summer before the 2009 season on "good terms" but left pointing out he had three DCs from '07-'09 and didn't fit with GERG's system. Marell rather quietly returned to the program this winter (not because Rich Rod's gone) and is listed as a 5th year senior.

Stray thoughts:

Nobody minded the decision at the time, but in retrospect the decision to make Shafer the goat after '08 rather than butt out of the defense may have been the crucible of the RR era.

Evans:In/Vinopal:Out could be a microcosm of the dichotomy between the RR and Hoke/Lloyd regimes: one early playing 2-star is a tiny speed


decommitted from M)

Had Michigan been the typical Michigan, I think we get a majority of the above guys, though not all of them. If RR's job is made clear in November, I think we get between 25% and 50% of them. I also think we would have been major players in some big-name guys who ended up out of reach:

Curtis Grant (No. 1 linebacker)

Ray Drew (No. 1 DE)

Trey DePriest (4.5-star LB from Ohio, early on we said we'd be disappointed if he doesn't come to M)

Michael Bennett (No. 3 DT, was a top target for M early)

Karlos Williams (No. 2 DB - we were high on his list at one point)

Lawrence Thomas (LB/DE - Top player in the State, we lost him when MSU got his friend thedeficiencies were on offense - since he wasn't going to go with the slow transition (in my view, a mistake, but water under the bridge) he needed to get guys who could play in his offense, and he needed to do so in bunches. Hence, the focus on offense in year 1. After that, he recruited decently (certainly not great) on defense. But, most of his top talent either wasn't developed or exited the program in a hurry.

I've just about got this defensive positions figured out, but I hear OLB mentioned here and there. I think the OLB spends most of their time along the line rushing the passer. I also hear Mattison say we'll look like a 5-2. I assume this adds the WLB along the line.

We've


got a DL of 2 DTs, SDE and WDE and at LB we have MLB, WLB and SLB.

What is an OLB? Is this a WDE or a WLB? I could see Paskorz, Herron and potentially Bell as OLBs.

Depends. I think you're thinking of the SAM, or SLB, or "strongside linebacker."

You'll need one of our coaches to explain it better. But think of it in terms of a Nickelback during a running play (it's not a nickel). Your WLB and MLB are similar players (read, react, get there, shed block, tackle), while the Nickelback is a guy with different responsibilities (hammer, blitz, slice, take on a lead blocker).

SLB was "Spur" (Steve Brown, the freshman trio) last year. My understanding is that it's not hugely different than that -- coverage,would have gotten Zettel or Frost", but that's far from clear? Did they not commit to Michigan because of the timing of the hire, or because they like Rodriguez, and feared he'd be fired? If it's the latter, it wouldn't have mattered when Hoke got the job.

I think you missed the point of the "list." Of course we don't know if they were RR guys who wavered when it looked like he was gone, or if they were Michigan guys who wavered when it looked like Michigan was about to scrap everything and start over.

It's mostly about the timing of the decision.

If you are going to keep Rich Rod, leaving that until January, though providing more data (e.g. the Gator Bowl blowout), has a negative effect on recruiting


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		int mapMaxY = (int) ((1 - (float) currentline / safeHeight)volumes of gas in and out of the respiratory system at 3 to 15 Hz (180 to 900 b/min). This process has the potential to minimise the repeated opening and collapsing of lung units that can cause secondary lung damage during mechanical ventilation \[[@CR10]\]. Although HFOV is now a widely used lung-protective strategy in the treatment of neonatal and paediatric acute lung injury \[[@CR11]\], it cannot be implemented on conventional ventilators, and clinical studies have so far failed to show a significant effect on mortality in adult patients undergoing mechanical ventilation for ARDS \[[@CR12], [@CR13]\].

A number of previous studies have also investigated the potential of moderately high-frequency ventilation using standard ventilators \[[@CR14], [@CR15]\]. In this approach, respiratory rates (RRs) applied are beyond the limits of traditional mechanical ventilation but below


implemented in our simulator is provided in Additional file [1](#MOESM1){ref-type="media"}.

Model matching to ARDS patient data {#Sec4}
-----------------------------------

The model was configured to match data from individual ARDS patients reported by Nirmalan and colleagues \[[@CR23]\], which listed arterial and mixed venous blood gas values and cardiac output measurements taken from patients treated for ARDS. The problem of matching the model's outputs to the patient data reported in \[[@CR23]\] was formulated as an optimisation problem, where the difference between the simulated model outputs and the data is measured by a cost function. Internal model parameters are then varied by a numerical optimisation algorithm \[[@CR24]\] in order to minimise this cost function. The cost function that captures the matching error between the model and the data is defined as:$$\documentclass[12pt]{minimal}
    a value of 160 ml, based on an adult patient with ideal body weight of 70 kg.

### Strategy 2 {#Sec7}

Here, as well as keeping alveolar minute ventilation constant using Eq. ([2](#Equ2){ref-type=""}), the inspiratory flow is also kept constant (this corresponds to the strategy implemented in \[[@CR16]\]). This can be achieved in our simulator by using the equation \[[@CR25]\]:$$\documentclass[12pt]{minimal}
                \usepackage{amsmath}
                \usepackage{wasysym}
                \usepackage{amsfonts}
                \usepackage{amssymb}


a rapid postglacial radiation in the genus Junco; recent in situ speciation among hummingbirds (Trochilus) in Jamaica; and subspecies of white-crowned sparrows (Zonotrichia leucophrys) along the Pacific coast. The number of recovered loci aligning closely to chromosomal locations on the zebra finch (Taeniopygia guttata) genome was highly correlated to the size of the chromosome, suggesting that loci are randomly distributed throughout the genome. Using eight loci found in Zonotrichia and Junco lineages, we were also able to generate a species tree of these sparrow sister genera, demonstrating the potential of this method for generating data amenable to coalescent-based analysis. We discuss improvements that should enhance the method's utility for primary data generation.extend further the complexity of beverage-preference, population-level analyses to better understand the associations between alcohol consumption and social and economic change. To do this, we focus on one of the traditional consumption metrics used in the UK---the prevalence of weekly equivalent consumption at levels above the UK Government\'s safe drinking guidelines from 1987 to 2016---and identify further typologies within this based on beverage-specific drinking behaviour. We then identify the stability of both those typologies over time and the socio-demographic composition of the people who drink according to those styles.

METHODS {#agw105s7}
=======

Data set {#agw105s7a}
--------

We use the General Lifestyle Survey (GLF), which is a repeated cross-sectional survey of UK households that collected data on alcohol consumption (using a beverage-specific quantity--frequency (QF) method) between 1978 and 2010 ([@agw105C36]). Average weekly consumption responses


are available for all even years, with the exception of 2004. High-level descriptive statistics are shown in Table [1](#agw105TB1){ref-type="table"}. QF categorizations used in the analysis are shown in Table [2](#agw105TB2){ref-type="table"}. GLF achieves approximately three-fifths coverage of population consumption against the gold standard measure of UK Government clearance data---the latter being archived by the [@agw105C5]. GLF also includes data on a range of socio-demographic indicators---we use sex, age, household income and educational attainment variables to enable a comparison with Meng *et al*.'s APC analysis of the same data set. We do not include ethnicity due to problems with how this variable is recorded in early years of the GLF. We additionally include socio-economic status (SES) since, together with income, it is used in health equality analysis---specifically, the 'alcohol harmall beverage; diamond = wine and spirit only.

As seen in Figure [2](#agw105F2){ref-type="fig"}, for all four clusters, the location of the cluster centroid has remained stationary over time or followed a very slow trend, suggesting a strong degree of stability in the typology of heavier drinking between 1978 and 2010. Nevertheless, a substantial increase in prevalence is observed for 'wine and spirit only': rising from 0.8% of the population in 1978 to 4.3% in 2010. Consumption is observed to be stable in this cluster until 2006, when a revision to the wine serve size assumption used in GLF produces a step change in measured consumption ([@agw105C18]). This artefact is likely to actually correspond to a gentler trend, beginning in the mid-1990s.

Drinker dynamics {#agw105s8d}
----------------

Drinker dynamics for gender, age, income, education,


Seagull Books are the only presses to have titles on both longlists, with Feminist Press, New Directions, Open Letter, and Ugly Duckling Presse receiving the most nominations, with three longlisted titles each.
Thanks to grant funds from the Amazon Literary Partnership, the winning authors and translators will each receive $5,000 cash prizes. Three Percent at the University of Rochester founded the BTBAs in 2008, and over the past seven years, the Amazon Literary Partnership has contributed more than $140,000 to international authors and their translators through the BTBA.
The finalists for both the fiction and poetry awards will be announced here at The Millions on Tuesday, May 15, and the winners will be announced on Thursday, May 31 as part of the New York Rights Fair, following the 4:30 panelher lament for the coherent self that could have been, had the incest not taken place:
It wasn’t his brains I was sucking, do you realize, I could have had very handsome men, I could have loved Nadine’s movies, I could have spent Christmas Eve with you…But no…I’m weeping like the dog that I am…Dogs are stupid, you can get them to suck on a plastic bone, and they’re stupid, dogs believe you. They don’t even notice what they’re sucking on. It’s horrible, being a dog.
It can take patience to stick with Angot through this structurally perverse expression of suffering. Early on, she describes calling Marie-Christine 200 times in the span of a few days “to see if she loves me to exhaustion, as she claims.” At times, the


reader feels similarly tested when trying to make sense of the repeating images and narrative chaos. But submitting to the logic (or illogic) of Angot’s world ultimately gives the thrilling sense of having melded with another consciousness, since it requires an almost complete abandonment of your own—in another nod to incest, this book often feels like its own referent.
Given this utter singularity, to call it a novel, or even a work of autofiction, feels reductive, though I’m not sure of a better term to describe the book’s rolling boil of playful, poetic tangents, psychoanalytic definitions, and biographical details that can be verified by a quick Google search. But the very paradox inherent in autofiction—something that simultaneously announces itself as both true and false, so as to expose theReporting Trials compliant with outcomes reported appropriately for a pragmatic trial comparing the efficacy of two non-pharmacological health interventions.[@R21] Written informed consent was obtained from each study participant prior to any study procedure being conducted. The study protocol conformed to the ethical guidelines of the Declaration of Helsinki.

Participants {#s2b}
------------

Using a systematic screening programme to identify eligible participants, inpatients were approached for recruitment if they were aged 45 years or older, had a documented diagnosis of a chronic form of AF (persistent or permanent AF), would be living independently in the community or their own home postdischarge and were able and willing to provide written informed consent to participate. Those who had a primary diagnosis of valvular heart disease, had a transient form of AF, were scheduled for catheter


primary endpoint (time to mortality and unplanned readmission) of participants with and without MCI in the overall cohort ([figure 2A](#F2){ref-type="fig"}) and in the SM ([figure 2B](#F2){ref-type="fig"}) and HBI ([figure 2C](#F2){ref-type="fig"}) groups separately. During follow-up, 206 individuals died or had an unplanned readmission overall (79.2%) including 145/169 participants (85.8%) with MCI and 61/91 (67.0%) without MCI. Mean number of days alive and out-of-hospital in these groups was 411 days (95% CI 344 to 477) and 554 days (95% CI 446 to 663) days, respectively. Within the SM group, 110 individuals died or had an unplanned readmission (83.3%) including 77/89 participants (86.5%) with MCI and 33/43 (76.7%) without MCI. Mean number of days alive and out-of-hospital in these groups was 422 days (95% CI 334 to 510) and 498 days (95% CI 372 tothe HBI group (OR 3.48 (95% CI 1.06 to 11.4), P=0.039) in addition to increasing age and comorbid type 2 diabetes ([table 2](#T2){ref-type="table"}). Online [supplementary table 1](#SP1){ref-type="supplementary-material"} demonstrates the results of analyses conducted to understand the interaction between randomisation group and MCI status. Compared with individuals in the HBI group with no MCI, the odds of experiencing the shortest duration of event-free survival for those with MCI in the HBI group were more than tripled and for those with MCI in the SM group, the odds were almost quadrupled.

10.1136/openhrt-2017-000755.supp1

Hospital readmissions and stay {#s3c}
------------------------------

### All-cause rehospitalisation {#s3c1}

[Table 3](#T3){ref-type="table"} demonstrates the results of multiple logistic regression analyses identifying independent correlates of all-cause rehospitalisation. In the overall cohort, MCI increased the risk of rehospitalisation due to any cause by over three


during follow-up (but not mortality or CVD-related hospitalisation) and did not influence any outcomes for those in the SM group. However, significantly worse outcomes were experienced by those in the HBI group who had MCI. Survival was significantly influenced by MCI; these individuals were at over 5.5 times the risk of dying. This diminished survival was driven, at least in part, by reduced event-free survival; those with MCI in the HBI group were 3.5 times more likely to experience the shortest duration of event-free survival during follow-up. Furthermore, MCI was the only independent correlate of all-cause and CVD-related rehospitalisation in the HBI group. When the interaction between randomisation group and MCI status was analysed, significant differences in event-free survival and all-cause rehospitalisation were demonstrated between those with andreference design was published in 1999. Google was founded in 1998, though project BackRub, the research on the web's link structure, started in 1996 at Stanford. The Birth of Google. It took a lot longer for Professor Puig-Suari to go the startup route. He (and others) founded Tyvak in 2011 to take advantage of their research and experience putting payloads in space.

Parallel #2: Use Off the Shelf Components

CubeSat

They looked for the highest performance components they could find. These were commercial off the shelf components that when launched into space actually worked. The mainline space industry couldn't take these sort of risks. Industry eventually started paying attention because the higher performing, lower cost components, even with the higher risk, changed the value proposition completely.

Cloud

Jeff Atwood visited the Computer History


their way back to generic PC power supplies in the rear.

Parallel #3: Eliminate Redundancies

CubeSat

The students took more risks than industry by eliminating redundancies. One battery. One radio. They were willing to take a risk that things could go wrong...in space. That takes chutzpah.

Cloud

Notice the Google servers discussed above do not contain RAID storage, ECC memory, redundant power supplies, redundant NICs, redundant fans, redundant microprocessors, or redundant much of anything. While redundancy was the sine qua non of traditional server design, and it seems satellite design, redundancy happens at a different level in a low cost, off the shelf component world.

Xkcd, as usual, nails it. 1737: Datacenter Scale.

Parallel #4: Make it up With Numbers

CubeSat

Instead of making one large, expensive, satellite, the CubeSat researchers realized they could launch 50 CubeSatsthat folks just can’t seem to drum up more anger.

There are so many issues that have so many upset, one has to pick the fight(s) most important on a personal level. The real work is in organizing to get out the vote, both locally (state and city/county) and to vote in the 2018 mid-terms. We have a voice, we have to use it.

I live in Canada, so I can only watch in powerless horror as this administration attempts to remove clean air and water protections, defund the Great Lakes restoration project and remove protections for national monuments such as Bears Ears, Northeast Canyons and Seamounts Marine National Monument of the coast of New England, among other countless greedy and reckless decisions. Thank you to all those writing letters,


genome comprises one circular chromosome of 4,825,187 bp and one plasmid of 167,290 bp with a GC content of 65.64 and 66.48%, respectively (Additional file [1](#MOESM1){ref-type="media"}: Figure S1), and is most closely related to the completely sequenced genome of *Magnetospirillum magneticum* AMB-1 strain \[[@CR29]\]. The 16S rRNA gene of XM-1 shows a high identity (\> 99%) with the strain AMB-1, but the whole-genome colinearity analysis reveals that the XM-1 genome displays multiple rearrangements and insertions when compared with the AMB-1 genome (Additional file [1](#MOESM1){ref-type="media"}: Figure S2). The average nucleotide identity (ANI) and average amino acid identity (AAI) of the two complete genomes are 86.7 and 73.2%, respectively, which are lower than the defined species cut-off values (\> 95--96% for ANI and \> 95% for AAI), indicating that XM-1 represents a novel MTB species within the genus *Magnetospirillum*.

Thefamily Rhodospirillaceae {#Sec6}

Diverse photosensitive domain-containing proteins, including blue light-sensitive sensors of blue light using FAD (BLUF), light-oxygen-voltage photoreceptor (LOV) domain-containing proteins, red/far red light-sensitive phytochromes (PHYs), photoactive yellow proteins (PYPs) and cryptochrome domain-containing protein genes, were found in MTB and other genomes of members in the Rhodospirillaceae family (Fig. [3](#Fig3){ref-type="fig"}). No obvious pattern in the category and number of photoreceptors was found among MTB, phototrophic and nonphototrophic nonmagnetotactic bacteria (Fig. [3](#Fig3){ref-type="fig"}a), i.e., different bacterial strains contained different numbers and types of photoreceptors regardless of classification as MTB or phototrophic bacteria (Fig. [3](#Fig3){ref-type="fig"}b, here we displayed eight representative strains).Fig. 3(**a**) Average number of photoreceptors per cell in MTB, phototrophic bacteria and nonphototrophic nonmagnetotactic bacteria within the family Rhodospirillaceae. Photoreceptors were sorted by the following types: cryptochrome, PYP, PHP, LOV and


aromatic pyridine ligands, the stability constants of binary complex ML2+ (M = [Pd(en) (H2O)2]2+; L = pyridine, 4-Me-pyridine, 4-OH-pyridine and 4-NH2-pyridine) were determined by potentiometric pH titration in aqueous solution (T = 25 degrees C, I = 0.1 mol l-1 NaNO3). The results show that the stability constants of the binary complexes systematically increase with increasing pKa of the pyridines. The above four palladium complexes, [Pt(en)(pyridine)Cl]NO3 and cis-diamminedichloroplatinum (II) (cis-DDP) were assayed for cytotoxicity in vitro against the human leukemia cell line HL-60, and compounds I, II, III and cis-DDP show significant cytotoxic activity against HL-60.comprehensive 9-12 grade high school as soon as fiscally and legally possible.’ Our vote tonight is one more step of turning that resolution into action. I wanted to thank my fellow board members for their courage and dedication to doing the right thing for our students as a sign that we all remain committed to fulfilling our mission of creating the best education for all students in Scott County.”

In other business, the Scott County Board of Education voted to approve the school calendar for 2014-2015 as presented. As the regular board meeting recessed, the School District Finance Committee was called to order to take action on a main sewer easement at Northern Elementary School. Back in regular session, the Board approved common carriers for student transportation, approved items


Anyway, I thought I'd share a few of my best birthday memories from my life.

1. The year mom made me a Snoopy cake with a black gumdrop for the nose. I was probably five.

2. The year most of my friends got me Star Trek action figures.

3. My freshman year of college when I was feeling really lonely because I was celebrating my birthday by myself for the first time. There was a knock on the door and when I opened it, there was a note (like a ransom note with cut out letters) telling me to be in the lobby at 6. When I got downstairs, a group of my friends 'kidnapped' me and took me out for dinner. I still have the ransom note.

Monday, December 04, 2006

Afterfor contributing is limited. In our fear, we imagine that our chance lasts forever in some puppydog heaven.

UNIVERSE: What you must establish is a way of being that suits you in any and all conditions, alive or dead. There lies the peace of knowing. The pattern is in motion, always. Either thrive on it or let it kill you. Your choice. Oh. And one more thing. Get your act together, dude. We need you out here. It’s all part of the plan. And it’s your task to learn it. Listen to Buddha. Don’t get fooled by magic.

ME: Thanks for the invite. I accept.

UNIVERSE: Mmm, you do seem to hang out here a lot.

ME: My own neighborhood is such a mess.

UNIVERSE: Your neighborhood is your responsibility. Don’t bother me


be tenderness over the navicular. Patients often complain of pain over the apex.
An X-ray of both feet is used to diagnose disease. The affected foot tends to have a sclerotic and flattened navicular bone. Symptoms may last for a few weeks or may continue to be present for up to 2 years. An indication of the symptoms residing is the resolution of the acute inflammation and obvious healing of the foot. This means that the affected bone and the Tarsal Navicular begin to regain their normal size, density and structure.

Cause
The cause of Köhler's disease, has thus far, been declared unknown by scientists. However, it is suspected that possible causes may be caused by strain on the foot and the blood vessels associated with it, before the bone isin June 2017, David Davis accepted the EU’s sequencing of the negotiations, ensuring that the Irish border question and the financial settlement had to be resolved before discussing the future. Later, the Cabinet accepted a backstop as the price for the EU agreeing a transition period. Rather than defining what the text of that December 2017 agreement actually meant – and therefore what the backstop would entail – the Government said nothing for months. The Commission were left to define how the backstop would work, all on their terms.

Critics and supporters of the Brexit deal alike are misrepresenting it, as this Reality Check from Open Europe explains. The Prime Minister reassures no one when she conflates different elements – mixing up the backstop and future relationship when describing


have a withdrawal agreement without a backstop.

On the other side of the Commons, Labour’s Brexit policy is a shambles. Labour reject the backstop, complaining it could last indefinitely but seek to replace it with an indefinite customs union (albeit with a say over trade deals which isn’t on offer now). They claim that their customs union policy would resolve the Northern Ireland issue, yet it would do nothing to resolve regulatory questions. Labour reject a Norwegian solution but instead support “a strong Single Market deal” – whatever that is.

At the end of the week, there’s yet another European summit where the Prime Minister will face European leaders weary of the Brexit wrangling. From rows over Italy’s budget and Poland’s judiciary, to the crisis in France with the giletsway they can mitigate a chaotic No Deal.

But it would be ironic indeed if the deal failed to pass the Commons because of a backstop designed to protect the Irish border, thus leading to No Deal, putting at risk the Irish border. So it would be better for the EU to look at what changes can be made in a combination of international agreements, legal instruments and public commitments, to work in concert with domestic legislation in the UK.

First, the negotiations need to define a clear role for the Stormont institutions in the backstop. Second, they need to rule out a situation where an internal customs border could be imposed on Northern Ireland, either by the EU or by the UK replacing the backstop with a Northern Ireland-only


fim da string de exemplo
print substr

Resultado:

(0-2) 1

Funciona independente da quantidade de dígitos dentro dos parênteses.

A:

Você pode fazer também com expressões regulares, considerando que o padrão seja sempre o mesmo:
(número-número) número

Onde número seria qualquer sequência de dígitos (i.e. números inteiros não negativos), a regex ficaria:
\(\d+\-\d+\)\s\d+

Extraindo o conteúdo das strings:
import re

values = [
  "JOSÉ CARLOS ALMEIDA         (0-2) 1",
  "JOSÉ SAMUEL         (3-4) 7",
  "CARLOS MANGUEIRA        (2-10) 99"
]

for value in values:
  result = re.search(r"\(\d+\-\d+\)\s\d+", value)
  if result:
    print(result.group(0))

A saída é:
(0-2) 1
(3-4) 7
(2-10) 99

Veja funcionando no Repl.it.

Q:

Post and Get not mapped to Spring boot - status : 404

I have a simple application to test Spring Boot.
Below is the configuration and the packages are set as per Spring documentation.
There is no error in application startup. Using Spring boot with eclipse.
Still the controller is not mapped to the server and when I do Post or Get it says :
{
    "timestamp": 1547026379146,
    "status": 404,
    "error": "Not Found",
    "message": "No message available",
    "path": "/postdata"
}

Repository:
package com.abc.nice.repo;

import org.springframework.data.jpa.repository.JpaRepository;
import org.springframework.stereotype.Repository;

import com.abc.nice.entity.Messages;

@Repository
public interface MessagesRepository extends JpaRepository<Messages, Long> {

}

Entity:
package com.abc.nice.entity;

import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.HashSet;
import java.util.Map;
import java.util.Set;

import javax.persistence.Entity;
import javax.persistence.FetchType;
import javax.persistence.CascadeType;
import javax.persistence.Column;

import javax.persistence.GeneratedValue;
import javax.persistence.GenerationType;
import javax.persistence.Id;
import javax.persistence.JoinColumn;
import javax.persistence.JoinTable;
import javax.persistence.ManyToMany;
import javax.persistence.ManyToOne;
import javax.persistence.NamedQuery;
import javax.persistence.OneToMany;
import javax.persistence.Table;
import javax.validation.constraints.NotNull;
import javax.validation.constraints.Size;

@Entity
@Table(name = "Messages")
public class Messages{

@Id
@GeneratedValue(strategy = GenerationType.IDENTITY)
private Long


19732 --- [           main] s.w.s.m.m.a.RequestMappingHandlerMapping : Mapped "{[/error],produces=[text/html]}" onto public org.springframework.web.servlet.ModelAndView org.springframework.boot.autoconfigure.web.BasicErrorController.errorHtml(javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest,javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse)
2019-01-09 17:33:31.489  INFO 19732 --- [           main] o.s.w.s.handler.SimpleUrlHandlerMapping  : Mapped URL path [/webjars/**] onto handler of type [class org.springframework.web.servlet.resource.ResourceHttpRequestHandler]
2019-01-09 17:33:31.489  INFO 19732 --- [           main] o.s.w.s.handler.SimpleUrlHandlerMapping  : Mapped URL path [/**] onto handler of type [class org.springframework.web.servlet.resource.ResourceHttpRequestHandler]
2019-01-09 17:33:31.527  INFO 19732 --- [           main] o.s.w.s.handler.SimpleUrlHandlerMapping  : Mapped URL path [/**/favicon.ico] onto handler of type [class org.springframework.web.servlet.resource.ResourceHttpRequestHandler]
2019-01-09 17:33:31.866  INFO 19732 --- [          a story to tell in the Blockchain realm. This includes Microsoft, Amazon, SAP, among many others.

In this panel, we will talk to members of this group to understand what lies beyond the hype. What do they see as the future roadmap of their Blockchain offerings? Are they focusing more on partnerships and integrations to carry the buzz forward? Are they counting on integrating with their own native cloud-platform services to make it more sticky? What about the security considerations? And then the elephant in the room, what about enterprise-ready Blockchains? Is that a real thing? What is the security story of Blockchains? Do real world customers truly care?

Is Endpoint Detection and Response the wave of the future, or simply another piece of the security architecture? In this session,


Presentations!
“Does Building Geometry Affect Active Shooter Outcomes?”
“Holistic Defense Cyber Evaluations our Military Team are now Undertaking”
We have moved past simple penetration testing of network enclaves into the national mission team perspective of a Cyber Protection Team. The holistic – Survey-Secure-Protect look at cyber security as a body of work that utilizes a full spectrum of evaluation from surveying the customers system utilizing a system of systems approach, developing a risk mitigation action plan and then turning to work with the system owner to make security improvements in their architecture, monitoring and overall security posture. The teams can additionally provide a protection phase for a defined period of time where our cyber hunt teams will actively look for adversarial movement and actions not just artifacts of stale malware andcloud-connected network infrastructure with built-in security, along with secure network access control and advanced threat detection and response – for any network.

To learn more, visit Aruba 360 Secure Fabric at http://www.arubanetworks.com/solutions/security/ . For real-time news updates follow Aruba on Twitter and Facebook, and for the latest technical discussions on mobility and Aruba products visit Airheads Social at http://community.arubanetworks.com.

BitSight Technologies

Booth: 436

BitSight Technologies is transforming how companies manage information security risk with objective, evidence-based security ratings. The company’s Security Rating Platform continuously analyzes vast amounts of external data on security behaviors in order to help organizations manage third party risk, benchmark performance, and assess and negotiate cyber insurance premiums.For more information, please visit www.bitsighttech.com or follow us on Twitter (@BitSight)

Bradford Networks

Booth: 300

Bradford Networks, a Fortinet Company, is leading the transformation


military-grade threats, including zero-day attacks. Based in Clifton, New Jersey, Comodo Cybersecurity has a 20-year history of protecting the most sensitive data for both businesses and consumers globally.

CrowdStrike

Booth: 414

CrowdStrike Inc. (Nasdaq: CRWD), a global cybersecurity leader, is redefining security for the cloud era with an endpoint protection platform built from the ground up to stop breaches. The CrowdStrike Falcon® platform’s single lightweight-agent architecture leverages cloud-scale artificial intelligence (AI) and offers real-time protection and visibility across the enterprise, preventing attacks on endpoints on or off the network. Powered by the proprietary CrowdStrike Threat Graph®, CrowdStrike Falcon correlates over two trillion endpoint-related events per week in real time from across the globe, fueling one of the world’s most advanced data platforms for security.

CTIN has been providing high tech crime fightingtraining since 1996 in the areas of high-tech security, investigation, and prosecution of high-tech crimes for both private and public sector security and investigative personnel and prosecutors. CTIN sponsors training from experts world-wide for the benefit of private organizations and law enforcement agencies.

CyberArk Software

Booth: 216

CyberArk (NASDAQ: CYBR) is the global leader in privileged access security, a critical layer of IT security to protect data, infrastructure and assets across the enterprise, in the cloud and throughout the DevOps pipeline. CyberArk delivers the industry’s most complete solution to reduce risk created by privileged credentials and secrets. The company is trusted by the world’s leading organizations, including 50 percent of the Fortune 500, to protect against external attackers and malicious insiders. A global company, CyberArk is headquartered in Petach Tikva, Israel,


burden of cyber security for organizations struggling to prepare for, prevent, and respond to cyber attacks. FireEye has over 7,100 customers across 67 countries, including more than 45 percent of the Forbes Global 2000.

Fortinet

Booth: 232

Fortinet secures the largest enterprise, service provider, and government organizations around the world. Only the Fortinet Security Fabric architecture can deliver security without compromise to address the most critical security challenges, whether in networked, application, cloud, or mobile environments. Fortinet ranks #1 in the most security appliances shipped worldwide and more than 300,000 customers trust Fortinet to protect their businesses.

Gemalto

Booth: 418

Today’s enterprises depend on the cloud, data and software to make decisive decisions. That’s why the most respected brands and largest organizations in the world rely on Thales to help them protect their mostsensitive information and software wherever it is created, accessed or stored – from the cloud and data centers to devices and across networks. As the global leader in cloud and data protection, our solutions enable organizations to move to the cloud securely, achieve compliance with confidence, and create more value from their software in the devices and services used by millions of consumers every day.

Gigamon

Booth: 226

Gigamon is leading the convergence of network and security operations to reduce complexity and increase efficiency of security stacks. Our GigaSECURE® Security Delivery Platform is a next generation network packet broker that makes threats more visible – across cloud, hybrid and on-premises environments, deploy resources faster and maximize the performance of security tools.

Illusive Networks

Booth: 340

Illusive Networks is a pioneer of deception technology, empowering


security teams to take informed action against advanced, targeted cyberattacks by detecting and disrupting lateral movement toward critical business assets early in the attack life cycle. Agentless and driven by intelligent automation, Illusive technology enables organizations to significantly increase proactive defense ability while adding almost no operational overhead. Illusive’s Deceptions Everywhere® approach was conceived by cybersecurity experts with over 50 years of combined experience in cyber warfare and cyber intelligence. With the ability to proactively intervene in the attack process, technology-dependent organizations can preempt significant operational disruption and business losses, and function with greater confidence in today’s complex, hyper-connected world.

Imperva

Booth: 408

Imperva is a leading provider of data and application security solutions that protect business-critical information in the cloud and on-premises. Cybercriminals constantly change their tactics. But what theyAuditors (IIA) is an international professional association with global headquarters in Altamonte Springs, Florida, USA. The IIA is the internal audit profession’s global voice, recognized authority, acknowledged leader, chief advocate, and principal educator. Generally, members work in internal auditing, risk management, governance, internal control, information technology audit, education, and security.

InfraGard – Evergreen / WA chapter

Booth: 338

InfraGard is a partnership of individuals representing businesses, academic institutions, state and local law enforcement agencies, and communities who are dedicated to collaborating and sharing information to prevent hostile acts against the United States.

The Evergreen InfraGard Members Alliance area of operation is Washington State and over 600 members. As part of the Western Region, we work closely with the IMAs in Los Angeles, San Diego, Oregon, and Idaho. Our chapter’s mission is, “To


contracts related to data security, providing in-person and online education, consulting on incident management, and developing and managing University policies related to information security.

Vectra

Booth: 314

Vectra® is transforming cybersecurity by applying AI to detect cyberattacks and hunt for threats before they do damage. Powered by AI, Vectra and its flagship Cognito™ platform enable the world’s most consequential enterprise organizations to automatically detect cyberattacks in real time and empower threat hunters to conduct highly-efficient investigations.

WhiteHat Security

Booth: 514 / OP: 231

Digital life consists of digital experiences, and applications drive these digital experiences. The only way enterprises can truly provide safe digital experiences to their customers, partners, employees and entire ecosystem, is by securing the applications at the heart of their business.

WhiteHat exists to make this possible. The WhiteHat Application Security Platform[@yu2007multiuser]. For MIMO IC channels, [Shi et al.]{} transformed the original problem into an equivalent weighted sum mean-square error minimization (WMMSE) problem [@shi2011iteratively]. The WMMSE problem is convex for each individual variable when others are fixed, which makes it easier to find a local optimal solution. The authors of [@cirik2015weighted] further adopted the WMMSE method to study the full-duplex MIMO interference channel. The WMMSE algorithm turns out to be related to a more powerful fractional programming approach that can be used for the joint power control, scheduling and beamforming optimization problem [@WeiYu1; @WeiYu2; @WeiYu3].

The power control problem becomes more complex if additional QoS constraints are incorporated. In [@chiang2007power], the authors proposed to maximize the weighted sum rate with explicit QoS constraints via geometric programming (GP). Under the high-SNR


$K\times K$ identity matrix and $\bf{u}$ is a $K\times 1$ column vector with the $i$-th element $u_i$ as $$\begin{split}
u_i=\frac{\gamma_{i,\min}\sigma_i^2}{\lVert h_{i,i}\rVert}.
\end{split}$$ If all elements in $\widehat{\bf{P}}$ are in the range between 0 and $P_{\max}$, then the power profile $\widehat{\bf{P}}$ is a feasible solution of the problem . Otherwise is not feasible. Notes that $\widehat{\bf{P}}$ may not be the optimal solution.

PCNet and PCNet+: Training DNN for Power Control {#sec:pcnet}
================================================

We describe the proposed *PCNet*, and a simple variation *PCNet+*, in this section, including details of the DNN design and the training mechanism based on unsupervised learning. As mentioned before, the SRM problem is a special format of the SRM-QC problem . We thus describe the proposed design that is universal to both problem and , and only highlight the differences whensolve the sum-utility maximization problem for a MIMO interfering broadcast channel [@shi2011iteratively]. Its simplified version can be used to solve the considered SRM problem. In the literature, WMMSE is also used to generate the ground truth for the network training in [@sun2017learning]. Therefore, we also incorporate WMMSE for comparison. Note that the same stopping condition is also used for WMMSE.

### Greedy Binary Power Control (GBPC)

The greedy binary power control method in [@gjendemsjo2008binary] is also implemented for comparison. It has been shown in [@gjendemsjo2008binary] that GBPC can provide desirable performance that approaches the optimal binary power control.

Binary power control is actually a scheduling algorithm. There still exist some works addressing interference management via scheduling, such as [@naderializadeh2014itlinq; @yi2016optimality]. The method proposed in [@nachmani2016learning] tries to activate a subset of


to denote the achievable sum rate of one PCNet or ePCNet, given channel coefficients $\mathbf{h}$. Correspondingly, $R_{c}(\mathbf{h})$ denotes the sum-rate of a compared scheme. We evaluate the performance of ePCNet from different perspectives.

First, we focus on comparing the achievable average sum rates of all methods, i.e., $\mathbb{E}_{\mathbf{h}}(R_{PN}(\mathbf{h}))$ and $\mathbb{E}_{\mathbf{h}}(R_{c}(\mathbf{h}))$. The results are shown in Fig. \[fig:perf\_comp\] under different system settings. Specifically, for evaluating ePCNet, we show the performance of a network ensemble of different sizes to highlight how the overall performance of ePCNet (the ensemble) scales with the number of PCNets (its local learners). The network structures for PCNet are $\{400,400,200,20\}$ and $\{100,200,100,10\}$ for $K=20$ and $K=10$, respectively.

As we mention before, WMMSE is an iterative method and it needs a random initialization to start the algorithm. If complexity iscan be made. First, ePCNet does not necessarily achieve a performance gain when the user number $K$ is large, as shown in Fig. \[fig:perf\_comp\_10\_5\] and Fig. \[fig:perf\_comp\_20\_5\]. This can be explained by the fact that training a neural network of large size requires much more data, so it may not be an easy task. Second, WMMSE performs quite well when SNR is low. One possible explanation is that the background noise can smooth over those local optima of the optimization space. Thus at low SNR WMMSE does not suffer severely from being stuck at a local optimum. [However, it has been observed and reported in the deep learning literature that for multilayer networks such as DNN, different local optima often provide similar performance, even with highly non-convex loss


as an additional network input, we obtain *PCNet+/ePCNet+* which provides the desirable generalization capacity. Extensive experiments have been carried out to verify the performance of ePCNet(+) and to analyze its behavior under different system settings. Sum rate and complexity comparison show that ePCNet(+) achieves better power control while consuming less computational resources.

The key ingredient that has enabled our new solutions is leveraging training deep neural networks to solve non-convex optimization problems. Hence, the proposed framework is not limited to the two specific problems discussed in this paper. By generalizing the optimized objective and constraints, deep learning technologies have the potential to tackle other non-convex optimization problems which are often encountered in wireless communications. However, this generalization may not always be easy, as we have seen in SRM-QC versusI can't stand the smell of it any more -- I actually had to leave the lunchroom once last week because someone was microwaving something particularly meaty smelling. I can't imagine how your son must feel, surrounded by it!

Catherine--that's exactly how I felt when I went veg. I thought beforehand that I'd eat meat on occasion, like on holidays and if we were at someone's house for dinner. But immediately after I just couldn't eat it at all. I went veg on November 15, 2000, and I did eat two bites of turkey that Thanksgiving, but that was it. I couldn't believe how fast I got repulsed by it! And....the smell of people who eat meat.....my husband, after being veg for a few months, went to a dinner


the author and I will be experimenting myself as I want to get my mom's recipes together. You could sell your cookbook thru this web site, or partner with amazon, etc.

He's usually such a light-hearted kid, it was touching to hear him say that. I didn't mean to imply I was sorry that we are vegan, I guess I'm just sorry we live in such an unvegan world. And when he asks about his dad, I respond "I don't know", because I honestly don't!

Thanks for the info, Karen Anne! What software are you using? I am considering buying Page Maker or In Design.

Here's the howto message I got from the person who made the cookbook. There is info in there that I haven't figured out yet. This wasNetanyahu has denied all wrongdoing.

After the most recent election in September, former Israeli military chief Benny Gantz was unable to form a government or come to an agreement with Netanyahu on a unity government.

Sa’ar had presented himself as more appealing to former Likud members who had joined Gantz’s Blue and White party specifically as a rebuke of Netanyahu. “If I win today, we will also win on March 2,” he said earlier Thursday, according to the AP.


Q:

Should one save up to purchase a house/condo or maximize their 401(k) first?

On the one hand, it seems like 401k with employee matching is one of the best investments you could possibly make. On the other hand, paying rent to a landlord is an ongoing loss compared to living in your own piece of real estate.
So what is the best strategy for someone who doesn't own a piece of real estate yet? Should they invest into 401k or should they save up cash as fast as possible to be able to get a housing loan from the bank?

A:

When you pay rent, that money is spent. In an idealized world, when you make mortgage payments, you are paying yourself. Every payment builds capital. But in the real world therebuilt to last. That way you, your children and your children's children can profit from your investment in the long term.

But despite all that, home ownership might still be a good financial decision. Whether it is a good investment or not depends a lot on the housing market in your particular region and what interest rate banks are willing to give you. You will have to do the math yourself if it is worth it for you or not.

A:

There is a limit to how much an employer will match, if they match at all. Contribute enough to capture this entire match (free money!). If your goal is to buy your own place as soon as possible, contribute just enough to maximize the match, and save the rest for


time I spoke to you, but it doesn’t pass the Liliana test.

Yep, the Liliana test.

This will be familiar to all of you. Before it was the Jace test but, from now on, whenever you play a creature in Standard you need to ask yourself how far behind you’ll be if your opponent untaps and casts Liliana of the Veil.

If you want Lilianas to play with, it’s still possible to find them for less than $50. But that won’t be true for long. If you need them for tournament in the near future, try to get yours now before the general public realizes what’s happening.

From speaking with AJ, some other things about the deck soon became apparent.

First, Forbidden Alchemy is one of the best cards in the deck (evenBrad Nelson during some down time:

Julian can’t remember the last three board spots, though I feel like there were Dismembers somewhere. This is the most dedicated control deck we’ve seen in Standard in a long time. Julian went fairly deep in the tournament, eventually losing a match to miscounting his lands and being one mana short of activating two Nephalia Drownyards to win the game. He liked the deck and recommends the following changes: -2 Visions of Beyond, +1 Black Sun’s Zenith, +1 Forbidden Alchemy. Ditch the Bloodline Keepers for more spot removal (Dismember) or other niche cards.

These decks both demonstrate that Snapcaster Mage and Curse of Death’s Hold do have a place in Standard.

Tribute to Hunger is another excellent card given the number of Hexproof creatures appearing


is not a good choice versus AJ’s Solar Flare list. Surgical Extraction is a fine choice in your Legacy Snapcaster Mage deck. Turn two double Surgical Extraction with a 2/1 is a fine rate. Expect this card to see more play.

This weekend I get to play in one of the first Innistrad sealed PTQs of the season in beautiful Fargo, North Dakota. Hopefully I will learn some more things this weekend or at States that I can pass on to you.

Thanks for reading!

-Josh Rayden

JRDameonHv@hotmail.com

JRDameonHv on Twitter and MTGO

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If you haven't, you're leaving value on the table! Join our community of experts, enthusiasts, entertainers, and educators and enjoy exclusive podcasts, questions asked and answered, trades, sales,The original Disney Infinity was a wonderful celebration of some iconic Disney worlds (Pirates of the Caribbean, Monsters Inc, Cars...), but the second Marvel-themed Disney Infinity 2.0 didn’t seem to have as much creativity or, I suspect, as much passion in its design.

I hugely enjoyed going through the original play sets, even the slightly less interesting Incredibles one, but the Marvel sets often bored me - and, actually, my partner’s 8-year-old, who is otherwise voracious about anything Spider-Man themed - to tears. Most of the Marvel playsets were a repetitive, methodic sequence of shooting and/or hitting things and hoovering up little coloured pellets. I suspect, based on previous form, that Disney’s marketing department decided that the Marvel play sets were For Boys, and that all little boys like


China
Securities Journal said in a commentary today.

China’s largest cities, including Beijing and Shanghai,
restricted multiple home purchases this month after policy
makers asked local governments to step up efforts to cool the
property market. Retail sales growth in the January to February
period was the slowest since 2004, while manufacturing expanded
less than economists forecast in March.

Consumer prices probably rose 2.5 percent in March from a
year earlier, compared with a gain of 3.2 percent in February,
according to the median estimate of 27 economist forecasts
compiled by Bloomberg. Exports may have climbed 11.7 percent
last month from a year ago, another survey showed. The CPI data
are scheduled for tomorrow while trade data will be released on
April 10.

The Bloomberg China-US Equity Index of the most-traded
Chinese companies in the U.S. retreated 1.7 percent on April 5.
The iShares FTSE         return $this->getData('is_salable');
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app/code/core/Mage/Catalog/Model/Product/Type/Abstract.php:            $salable = $this->getProduct($product)->getData('is_salable');

FOUND:
grep -r setIsSalable *
app/code/core/Mage/CatalogInventory/Model/Stock/Status.php:        $product->setIsSalable($stockStatus);
app/code/core/Mage/CatalogInventory/Model/Stock/Status.php:                    $product->setIsSalable($status);

It was setIsSalable that I did not think/know to look for rather than just setIsSalable.

A:

isAvailable() looks like this:
public function isAvailable()
{
    return $this->getTypeInstance(true)->isSalable($this)
        || Mage::helper('catalog/product')->getSkipSaleableCheck();
}

This means that the result of the method depends on the product type.
Each product type has a isSalable() method:

Mage_Catalog_Model_Product_Type_Grouped::isSalable() - for grouped
products
Mage_Catalog_Model_Product_Type_Configurable::isSalable() - for configurable products
Mage_Catalog_Model_Product_Type_Abstract::isSalable()


Q:

ZeroMQ / NetMQ - Is it possible to define the source port of a "client"

i'm using communication based on ZeroMq and NetMQ (same problem in both projects)
I have applications running behind fire walls,
on the server side its easy to define which ports to open for inbound traffic,
however on the client side it seems that i am able only to specify the target (a.k.a server) address and port.
Is it possible to define which port will be used for outbound traffic on the client app.
for example (in NetMQ)
      using (NetMQContext ctx = NetMQContext.Create())
      {
         using (NetMQSocket snapshot = ctx.CreateSocket(ZmqSocketType.Dealer))
         {
          // connect to remote address, no place to specify outbound port
           snapshot.Connect("192.168.1.10:5555");
         }
      }

In a simple  communication  scenario we have a Server and a Client
server is running on machine A (192.168.1.10) -  and listening on port 5555
Client is running on machine B (192.168.1.9) - and is initiating communication to server (A)
if we look at the communication info on the client we would see that the system allocated
port XXXXX (for example 51234) and its outbound to 192.168.1.10:5555
in most cases the XXXXX port is allocated by the system ( a free port), however in some


Once semiconductor integrated circuits became practical in the late 1960s, transistors took over from vacuum tubes in almost all areas except very high power. Major reasons for this were the requirement of a permanently powered hot filament as a source of electrons, the need to reduce the device's size for operation at high frequencies, and a technology that did not lend itself to extensive miniaturization.
In response to the industry's need for a more efficient display technology than liquid crystals or light emitting diodes, extensive work has been done on the phenomenon of cold cathode emission. Cold cathode, or field emission, devices are based on the phenomenon of high field emission wherein electrons can be emitted into a vacuum from a room temperature source if the local electric fieldto cause cold cathode emission.
The electrons that are emitted by the cold cathodes accelerate past openings in the gate lines and are collected at an anode surface. In displays, the anodes are made of a luminescent material but if the anode is simply a collector, the device becomes a triode vacuum tube. Note that, even though the local electric field in the immediate vicinity of a microtip is in excess of 10 million volts/cm., the externally applied voltage is only of the order of several volts.
In a display, the above described components would normally be housed in a flat, vacuum tight, structure consisting of a front anode plate, a rear plate that bears the microtips as well as the power (cathode and gate) lines, separated from one another


reviewing how microtips are currently manufactured. The most widely used method involves first forming a cavity that contains a cathode layer at one end and a gate electrode at the other, there being a small opening in the latter. By rotating this structure while a stream of evaporant is directed at it at an angle, a conical microtip is formed on the cathode layer inside the cavity, with its apex being level with the gate electrode opening. In practice the microtip and the opening are fused together and have to be etched back to separate them.
An alternative to the above method has been the use of a mold to form the microtip. Such a mold is readily formed if a conformal deposition method is used to partially filllight ring, and 3.5 mm audio output Cons No built-in Zigbee smart hub like Echo Plus or Echo Studio

No display The Amazon Echo is the speaker that started it all. This is the third iteration of Amazon's classic smart speaker, and generation three is by far the best we've seen. The company borrowed heavily from its Echo Plus (2nd Gen), taking just about everything over to the flagship Echo except the Plus's Zigbee smart hub. Amazon might argue that the Zigbee hub is not necessary any longer, what with its Certifed for Humans initiative to make setting up smart home products a breeze with Alexa speakers. Amazon seriously upgraded the sound quality for this model, with the Echo delivering 360-degree audio that's powered by Dolby. It's loud, booming,


Smart Plug or Fire TV, you can usually find some sort of promo to save you a bit of coin. Best Value Alexa Speaker : Amazon Echo Dot (3rd Gen) The Echo Dot (3rd Gen) is the best value Alexa speaker that you can buy. It's compact, looks great, and has an excellent price. $30 at Amazon

$30 at Best Buy

$40 at B&H

3. Amazon Echo Show 8 Best Smart Screen Alexa Speaker Bottom line: Amazon was one of the first companies in the smart screen speaker space with the original Echo Show, but the Echo Show 8 is far and away the best version so far. Its screen is large, its speaker loud, and it features physical mute and camera shutters. Dimensions: 7.9 x 5.4 x 3.9 inches |be placed everywhere. There are many areas of the home where having hands-free Alexa access is not only welcomed, it's practically required. Imagine handling raw meat in the kitchen, or changing the oil in the garage, or folding laundry in the utility room, or ... you know... in the bathroom. These are all instances where you might want to ask Alexa to do something for you, but you can't or don't want to touch a device. The other thing that makes this product so important is its price. It retails at $25 but can regularly be found on sale, so you can affordably place these in all the nooks and crannies of your house that you wish. Finally, the Echo Flex has a built-in USB port on the


bottom of the device, which you can use to charge your smartphone or another mobile device. Alternatively, you can purchase one of several third-party, made for Amazon attachments such as a nightlight, smart clock, a motion-sensor, or a better speaker. These make the Echo Flex even more flexible as an Alexa speaker! Best Alexa Speaker for Transitional Spaces : Amazon Echo Flex The Amazon Echo Flex is an Alexa speaker that can plug into any standard outlet and is perfect for transitional or work spaces like utility rooms, hallways, bathrooms, or garages. $18 at Amazon

$18 at Best Buy

$19 at B&H Best Third-Party Alexa Speakers

1. Sonos One (Gen 2) Best Third-Party Alexa Speaker Bottom line: The Sonos One is our favorite third-party Alexa speaker because it looks great, soundsother and make for a satisfying home audio experience. The Sonos One (Gen 2) might be thought of as the Sonos smart speaker for everyone, because it has a stylish yet subtle profile, and fits in just about anywhere. While you can get most of the functionality, and all of the sound, in the less expensive Sonos One SL, this is the cheapest Sonos smart speaker that you can control with your voice, including through Alexa or the Google Assistant. It also works via Apple's AirPlay 2 wireless protocol. Once you connect your Sonos One to your Amazon Alexa account, you can control your smart home, play music or audiobooks, and ask Alexa all manner of trivia, just as you would on an Amazon Echo device. Aside from


digital-to-analog conversion from the plurality of digital-to-analog conversions, and converts the intermediate digital signal into an intermediate analog signal using the digital-to-analog conversion last selected. Paired conversions, each including a digital-to-analog conversion and an analog-to-digital conversion, are repeated as in the encryption method. A key or password can identify conversions selected for either coding or decoding.
Encryption and decryption processes for digital signals can be performed in a similar fashion except the encryption and decryption processes select and use digital-to-analog conversions in place of analog-to-digital conversions and selects and uses analog-to-digital conversions in place of digital-to-analog conversions.
Using conversion arrays with floating gate transistors that are programmed for the required conversions makes reverse engineering of encoders or decoders very difficult because information critical to the encryption or decryption process dependson the charges on floating gates. Disassembling a converter would disturb the charge making charge measurement difficult or impossible. Further, since the encryption and decryption processes can be implemented using erasable and programmable memory cells, conversions and the associated encryption and decryption processes can be changed if necessary. For example, encoders and decoders can be changed or up-dated on-the-fly and from a remote location. This adds additional levels of security.


All participants will start on a dosage of 600 mg/day of CoQ10 in divided doses, increasing weekly by 600 mg/day to a maximum dosage of 2400 mg/day at week 4. Dosage should be stable from week 4 until week 20.

Drug: CoQ10

Capsules containing 300 mg of CoQ10 or matching placebo taken orally twice a day. All participant will start on a dosage of 600 mg/day in divided doses, increasing weekly by 600 mg/day to a maximum dosage of 2400 mg/day at week 4. Dosage should be stable from week 4 until week 20.

Other Names:

-Ubiquinone

-coenzyme Q10

Experimental: 1200 mg per day of CoQ10

All participants will start on a dosage of 600 mg/day in divided doses, increasing weekly by 600 mg/day to a maximum dosage of 2400 mg/day at week 4. Dosage600 mg/day in divided doses, increasing weekly by 600 mg/day to a maximum dosage of 2400 mg/day at week 4. Dosage should be stable from week 4 until week 20.

Other Names:

-Ubiquinone

-coenzyme Q10

Detailed Description:

secondary objectives:

To assess the change from baseline to 20 weeks on biomarkers of oxidative stress (8OHdG and 8OHrG) and DNA repair mechanisms (OGG1) in pre-manifest participants treated with 600, 1200 or 2400 mg per day of CoQ10.

To assess the dose-response relationship between CoQ10 at dosages of 600, 1200 or 2400 mg per day and 8OHdG/8OHrG and OGG1.

To assess the serum levels of CoQ10 at 600, 1200 or 2400 mg in pre-manifest participants and their relationship to 8OHdG/8OHrG and OGG1.

To assess the feasibility of implementing a preventive therapeutic trial in a pre-manifest population.

To assess the utility and


815 So.2d 268 (2002)
Qunston COLEMAN, Edgar Stevenson, Richard Celestine & Tommy Parker,
v.
ASPLUNDH TREE EXPERT CO., John Doe and ABC Insurance Company.
No. 01-CA-1297.
Court of Appeal of Louisiana, Fifth Circuit.
March 26, 2002.
Lester J. Waldmann, Brian C. Beckwith, Gretna, Louisiana, for Qunston Coleman, Edgar Stevenson, Richard Celestine & Tommy Parker, Plaintiff-Appellants.
*269 Kathy Lee Torregano, Berrigan, Litchfield, Schonekas, Mann, Traina & Thompson, LLC, New Orleans, Louisiana, for Asplundh Tree Expert Co., John Doe and ABC Insurance Company, Defendant-Appellant.
Panel composed of Judges SOL GOTHARD, THOMAS F. DALEY, and WALTER J. ROTHSCHILD.
WALTER J. ROTHSCHILD, Judge.
This is an appeal from the judgment of the trial court dismissing plaintiffs' petition for failure to comply with a discovery order. For the reasons stated herein, we vacate the judgment of dismissal and remand the case for further proceedings.
Plaintiffsherein, Qunston Coleman, Edgar Stevenson, Richard Celestine, and Tommy Parker, filed this negligence action on September 14, 2000 on the basis of injuries they allegedly received in an automobile accident in September of 1999, involving a vehicle owned by defendant, Asplundh Tree Expert Company. On October 6, 2000, defendant Asplundh filed an answer generally denying the allegations of plaintiffs' petition.
On March 21, 2001, defendant filed a Motion to Compel Discovery Responses alleging that interrogatories and a request for production of documents were propounded on plaintiffs on January 19, 2001, and that plaintiffs had failed to respond to these requests. This matter was heard by the trial judge on April 18, 2001, at which time counsel for plaintiffs appeared. By written judgment dated April 20, 2001, the trial court


string, options *meta_v1.DeleteOptions) error
	DeleteCollection(options *meta_v1.DeleteOptions, listOptions meta_v1.ListOptions) error
	Get(name string, options meta_v1.GetOptions) (*v1.Node, error)
	List(opts meta_v1.ListOptions) (*v1.NodeList, error)
	Watch(opts meta_v1.ListOptions) (watch.Interface, error)
	Patch(name string, pt types.PatchType, data []byte, subresources ...string) (result *v1.Node, err error)
	NodeExpansion
}

// nodes implements NodeInterface
type nodes struct {
	client rest.Interface
}

// newNodes returns a Nodes
func newNodes(c *CoreV1Client) *nodes {
	return &nodes{
		client: c.RESTClient(),
	}
}

// Get takes name of the node, and returns the corresponding node object, and an error if there is any.
func (c *nodes) Get(name string, options meta_v1.GetOptions) (result *v1.Node, err error) {
	result = &v1.Node{}
	err = c.client.Get().
		Resource("nodes").
		Name(name).
		VersionedParams(&options, scheme.ParameterCodec).
		Do().
		Into(result)
	return
}

// List takes label and field selectors, and returns the list of Nodes that match those selectors.
func (c *nodes) List(opts meta_v1.ListOptions) (result *v1.NodeList, err error) {
	result = &v1.NodeList{}
	err = c.client.Get().
		Resource("nodes").
		VersionedParams(&opts, scheme.ParameterCodec).
		Do().
		Into(result)
	return
}

// Watch returns a watch.Interface that watches the requested nodes.
func (c *nodes) Watch(opts meta_v1.ListOptions) (watch.Interface, error) {
	opts.Watchbut really... huge white space with
ADELE name on it? You still have to explain where the name comes from. :)

------
mephitix
Congrats on the release.

One point about the docs - you can cut down on the verbosity of those examples
by using arrow functions (instead of .bind) and class properties instead of
state initialization in constructors.

------
firloop
Prior art in this area by Shopify:
[https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14159994](https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14159994)


Q:

How to connect Db2 Federated Views with Hibernate 4?

Can anyone please suggest or help how can we have Hibernate mapping with Federated Views in Db2 Database?
Database_1 : TABLENAME001

Database_2 : FV_XXX_TABLENAME [FV is federated view with Database_1 table TABLENAME001]

Now when I run through normal JDBC like select * from FV_XXX_TABLENAME I get the output. But when I map through Hibernate like @Table(name ="FV_XXX_TABLENAME"), Hibernate throws error as:

"Table Not found: FV_XXX_TABLENAME"

A:

We can connect DB2 Federated Views with Hibernate mapping.
I solved the above issue by just removing the "hibernate.hbm2ddl.auto" from the configuration file and Hibernate automatically detected the Federated View tables.

data blocks as well as any indirect blocks of the file. When the file is modified, new blocks are allocated and linked to the file to save the new data, and the original data blocks are retained and linked to the inode of the snapshot copy. The result is that disk space is saved by only saving the difference between two consecutive versions of the file.
The sharing of file system data blocks conserves data storage for storing files in a data storage system. The snapshot copy facility is a space saving technology that enables sharing of file system data blocks among versions of a file.
A file system namespace is a point-in-time collection of files. A file system namespace presents a collection of files as a single virtual file


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			this.SqlDialect = sqlDialect;
			this.SqlDataTypeProvider = sqlDataTypeProvider;
			this.SqlQueryFormatterManager = sqlQueryFormatterManager;
			this.SchemaName = EnvironmentSubstitutor.Substitute(contextInfo.SchemaName);
			this.TableNamePrefix = EnvironmentSubstitutor.Substitute(contextInfo.TableNamePrefix);
			this.IndexNamesShouldIncludeIncludedProperties = contextInfo.IndexNamesShouldIncludeIncludedProperties;
		}

		public virtual ISqlQueryProvider CreateQueryProvider()
		{
			return new SqlQueryProvider(this.DataAccessModel, this);
		}

		public virtual string GetRelatedSql(Exception e)
		{
			return null;
		}

		public virtual Exception DecorateException(Exception exception, DataAccessObject dataAccessObject, string relatedQuery)
		{
			return exception;
		}

		public virtual void DropAllConnections()
		{
		}

		~SqlDatabaseContext()
		{
			Dispose(false);
		}

		public void Dispose()
		{
			Dispose(true);
		}

		public virtual void Dispose(bool disposing)
		{
			this.SchemaManager.Dispose();

			GC.SuppressFinalize(this);
		}

		[RewriteAsync]
		public virtual void Backup(SqlDatabaseContext sqlDatabaseContext)
		{
			throw new NotSupportedException();
		}
	}
}


                 SCAP-30686

         APPEAL FROM THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE FIFTH CIRCUIT
                 (ICA NO. 30686; CIV. NO. 09-1-0022)

                               March 15, 2013

       RECKTENWALD, C.J., NAKAYAMA, ACOBA, AND MCKENNA, JJ.,
       AND CIRCUIT JUDGE LEE, IN PLACE OF DUFFY, J., RECUSED

                   Third, a TILA rescission claim would have been properly

litigated in the foreclosure action, whether as a counterclaim or

as an affirmative defense.

            In Pacific Concrete, 62 Haw. at 342, 614 P.2d at 941,

we recognized that TILA violations may be raised in a

counterclaim.     In that case, a creditor sued a debtor for the

outstanding balance owed on two loans, and the debtor

counterclaimed, alleging that the creditor failed to satisfy

TILA’s disclosure requirements.        62 Haw. at 335, 614 P.2d at 934.

The lender asserted that the counterclaim was barred because it

      10