baseline levels were conducted. Urinary iodine concentrations were significantly higher at endline in the intervention children than controls though both medians were above threshold. Overall, less than 5% were anemic. There were no significant main effect differences between groups on the cognitive/language tests, but there were effect modifiers, namely mother's education, child's sex and diet. For example, the intervention group performed better on the school readiness test than controls if their mothers had attended school, but not otherwise. In conclusion, the data are consistent with negative findings from studies where children 6 to 12 years were supplemented with an iodine capsule, indicating that the benefits of iodine, in salt or capsule form, for brain development may be restricted to children under 3 years. Yet, benefits may be tiedEffect of oral contraceptives on peripheral blood flow in untrained women at rest and during exercise.
Endothelium-derived nitric oxide is an important mediator of exercise-induced changes in skeletal muscle blood flow. Given the recently documented effects of estrogens on nitric oxide synthase, it is hypothesized that oral contraceptives (OC) containing estrogen would increase nitric oxide production at rest and after endurance exercise. Further, we postulated that OC use would augment skeletal muscle blood flow at rest and during exercise. Fourteen women (non-smokers) were divided into two groups: control (CON; sedentary, normal menstrual-cycling women who have not used oral contraceptives for > or = 12 mons; 18-38 yrs old; n = 7), and oral contraceptive users (OC; sedentary women who have been using low-dose estrogen/progestin oral contraceptives for > or


= 12 mons; 19-38 yrs old; n = 7). Measurements of forearm blood flow were obtained from each group, using strain gauge plethysmography, at rest and during an exercise protocol in which intermittent handgrip exercise was performed at 15%, 30%, and 45% of maximum voluntary contraction (MVC). Additionally, venous blood samples were taken before and after a 90 min treadmill walk for measurement of serum nitrate/nitrite, an indirect assessment of steady-state nitric oxide production. There was no difference in forearm blood flow (ml/min/ 100 cc tissue) at rest (CON = 2.7; OC = 2.8); however, the hyperemic response to handgrip exercise was significantly (p < 0.05) lower in the OC group at 30% (9.0 vs CON = 14.2) and 45% (12.0 vs CON=17.0) of MVC. Serum nitrate valuesat rest and following 90 min of treadmill walking did not differ between groups (p > 0.05). Contrary to our hypotheses, these data indicate a compromised hyperemic response in the forearm of OC users. Further, chronic OC use may not affect nitric oxide production during low intensity treadmill exercise.


victories for them, much like it did in their first trip to Indoor Nationals earlier this year.

Finishing Position Team Show Game Prediction Division Qualified For Relegated Predicted Nationals Finish 1st Sussex 2nd Division 1 No 2nd 2nd Portsmouth 1st Division 1 No 6th 3rd Hertfordshire 6th Division 1 No 15th 4th UCL 4th Division 2 No 7th (23rd) 5th St. Mary’s 5th Division 2 Yes 11th (27th) 6th Surrey 3rd Division 2 Yes 3rd (19th)

Final Predictions by Uni Coordinator: Harry Mason

It’s been fascinating following the BUCS leagues this season and seeing the storylines develop. I’m sure next year will be just as fascinating, and we at the Show Game will be looking for more ideas and people to help us cover it!

Alright, onto the actual predictions. I wasn’tof Women Voters held at Sippican School on Wednesday, May 16. (Photo by Robert Chiarito).

Mudgie's Namesake 16294 viewsFriends and family members paid tribute to Mattapoisett’s own Maurice “Mudgie” Tavares last week in a formal ceremony to dedicate and name the new Center School Playground in his honor. Mudgie has been a longtime supporter and friend of the children of Mattapoisett — as both a staff member at Center School and the founder of the long-running and ever-popular Mattapoisett Track Club — so the playground dedication was an ideal honor. Former Mattapoisett students were on hand to cite Mudgie’s positive influence and affect on their lives. (Photo by Kenneth J. Souza).

Mudgie's Namesake 26281 viewsMaurice “Mudgie” Tavares, a longtime staff custodian at Center School in Mattapoisett and a dedicated benefactor


Seattle’s very own Jeopardy champ and author Ken Jennings mocked a woman who lost her disabled son when he was just 24 years old. Why? Because she supports President Donald Trump.

It was an undoubtedly sweet moment for those of us who saw Diane’s tweet. After learning the 80’s sitcom “Alf” may be returning with a reboot, she tweeted her excitement because it brought up fond memories of her son Timothy. She tweeted:

“ALF was my son’s favorite character. He had so many ALF puppets. When he died we buried them together and had an ALF engraved into his head stone. Then my daughter got an ALF tatoo [sic] in honor of her brother. No matter what, ALF is special to our family.”

Jennings thought this tweet should be mocked.

It turnsQ:

Catching and modifying stderr sent from external JAR

Is there a way for me to intercept the STDERR stream that is being used from an external JAR file?
My situation is that I have my own program using STDERR for XYZ, and an external JAR that uses STDERR for ABC.  I want to merge both so that they are formatted correctly for the end user, but I cannot figure out how to catch or redirect or (what is the right term?) the JAR's STDERR?
Thanks,

A:

The standard error stream in java programs is System.err and standard output stream is System.out.
You can override these both using the System.setErr(java.io.PrintStream) and System.setOut to a PrintStream object. But this will be replaced globally. Provide an implementation of a PrintStream that will do the formatting and


anthem with a brutal honesty, of shining light in the shadowy places of Canada’s history. The raw subject matter was a dark but fertile muse and included the standoffs at Ipperwash and Oka, and the freezing death of Neil Stonechild. Home And Native Land, Little Hawk’s second album, is the controversial product of a sympathetic rage regarding those tragic events.

“Challenges regarding the CD will depend on the listener,” says Little Hawk of the audience’s potential reaction. “The subject matter of some of the songs may offend, or sadden. On the surface many of these songs would appear to be songs of sorrow, songs of things negative. The opposite is true; these are songs of strength, of pride, songs that point out harsh truths while trying to build bridgesthe afternoon, Modi had finally visited all of India’s regional neighbours. He had been unable to tick Maldives off the list because of Yameen’s pro-China tilt and his incarceration of opposition leaders, which created a serious trust deficit over the last five years.

After entering the national stadium, Modi greeted former Maldivian President Maumoon Abdul Gayoom and Mohamed Nasheed with hugs. He was seated between the two Maldivian leaders, who had both been sent to prison by Yameen.

Exactly five years ago, Gayoom and Nasheed had attended a similar presidential inauguration in the Majlis (parliament), but in very different circumstances. Nasheed had been defeated in the 2013 elections by Yameen, who had the firm backing of his half-brother Gayoom. Now, Gayoom and Nasheed are allies.

The front row seats for VIP


to prepare for the state visit.

After the bilateral meeting, a 19-member cabinet, including six women, were sworn in at the presidential office. Maldives will have its first woman defence minister in Mariya Didi, and Gayoom’s daughter Yumna Maumoon will be culture minister.

While the Maldivian Democratic Party has got the majority of ministerial portfolios, coalition members have also got important posts. Islamist Adhaalath Party chief Sheikh Imran Abdulla is the home minister.

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the Mississippi bluffs. The site is not surpassed in point of beauty and
healthfulness. Apart from the noise of the city and yet partaking of all its
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the sick.
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room, operating and Doctors' consulting rooms.
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private rooms. Each floor, however, has four private wards, an auxiliary
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You can also feed a cell you don't know, just don't


right: Hulk's not Bruce Banner this time around. It's kind of unclear exactly how Amadeus Cho, an incredible smart young man that already existed in Marvel continuity, became Hulk, but one assumes that will be revealed when the Secret Wars event finally wraps. In terms of the timeline, Totally Awesome Hulk #1 takes place after that series wraps, so, yeah.

THERE'S A BRAND NEW HULK IN TOWN, AND HIS NAME IS AMADEUS CHO! Get ready for the craziest Hulk story of the millennium as a kid genius decides he's gonna be the best Hulk ever — and just possibly brings the entire Marvel Universe crashing down into chaos! Totally awesome beach day! Massive monster mayhem! She-Hulk and Lady Hellbender! Massive heart and ridiculous action brought to you by PLANETsure security xattrs don't get updated or set by those
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2009, I’d been maintaining the blog for three-and-a-half years. I was now blogging solo under my real name and Ashley’s amicable departure encouraged me to take our blog and make it my own. I gradually turned it into a website that showcased my talents as a versatile writer, using blog posts in place of non-existent clips to earn freelance writing gigs. I wrote about my experiences as an expat to network and get other projects, and I also used it to provide a window into daily life in Israel, sharing stories about my life and hopefully putting a human face on a country that most people only knew through volatile news headlines.

Through blogging, not only had I carved out the beginnings of a freelance writing career, but I’dGenetic susceptibility to cerebrovascular accidents.
Cerebrovascular accidents are the third leading cause of death after myocardial infarction and cancer in all Western societies. A more complete understanding of the pathogenetic determinants of stroke is required in order to achieve a better prevention and treatment of this common disease. Recently, based on convincing epidemiological and experimental evidence, the concept of stroke as a complex, multifactorial, polygenic disease has been well assessed. Thus, together with known modifiable determinants, such as smoking, obesity, hypertension, cardiac diseases and diabetes, specific hereditary factors for stroke are now taken into account when analysing the pathogenesis of cerebrovascular accidents. In particular, there have recently been important findings related to the genetic basis of stroke in suitable animal models and in humans, thus representing the promise of


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to and not destroyed by the discharge agent. Colored polka dot effects are not ordinarily produced by in situ azoic dyeings, but rather by printing. Under these circumstances, resistance to "discharge" is an important consideration.

27
The solicitor does not disagree with appellant's argument.

28
As to tests 2, 4, 5 and 6, the board stated:

29
* * * When it is considered that appellant's pigment is coated and held on the fabric by a resinous coating, it is not clear that Tests 2, 4, 5 and 6 were tests made on the pigments as such; they seem to be tests made on the combination of resin and pigments and the claim is not drawn to a resin-pigment combination. Noting again that such pigments are often used as formed-in-situ azo dyestuffs, it seemsdyestuff be used. The "resin" is the "binder" that by polymerizing and being cured fixes the dyestuff molecules to the cloth fiber. The two methods of application, i. e., the formed-in-situ mentioned by the Board and the printing used by appellant, are quite different and dyestuffs with suitable properties when used one way, are not necessarily usable the other way.

34
The solicitor does not disagree with appellant's arguments. We find appellant's arguments convincing. All of the test results are comparative and we find no reason of record which convinces us that one of ordinary skill in the art would find these results to be due to some factor not associated with the claimed invention. In re Widmer, 353 F.2d 752, 53 CCPA 762; see also In re Hostettler, 356


each of its neighbors suffers certain deficiencies. That is submitted to be sufficient as a step forward in a crowded art. Appellant has shown that his pigment has an unusual combination of desirable properties, which its neighbors do not have, and this is the reason the properties are unobvious.

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Our basic dispute is with the Board's belief that a 10 percent loss in color value in the dry cleaning test is insignificant. To colorists, clothing manufacturers, dry cleaners, and the consuming public, a 10 percent loss in color value of clothes sent to be dry cleaned would be of very great significance. The industry is continually seeking pigments and dyestuffs with improved fastness properties. Its standards are the practical tests by which "significance" is to be measured. Ultimately unobviousnessQ:

GitHub Fork or rename or create new git?

I forked someone's project and updated it in some big ways to work for my app. It's now a much more robust little plugin with some major changes to its workflow in general. I'm a GitHub noob at this point, so: Is it a good idea to  try and do a pull request for my large update? Or should I rename the forked repository as my own? Or should I just start from scratch, copy pasting my code?
Thanks in advance!

A:

If the changes are too important to be easily merged back in the original repo, I would recommend considering your repo as a true fork, and advertise it as the "new improved version".
You can even rename your GitHub repo to mark


new particle production, if the new particles decay via $W$ or $Z$ bosons [@Abouzaid:2003is]. New physics phenomena are generally expected to appear in various topologies with high-momentum jets or high jet multiplicities, highlighting the importance of studying QCD effects in those regions of phase space.

The ATLAS collaboration performed the first measurement of [$R_{\mathrm{jets}}$]{}as a function of the jet transverse momentum in events with exactly one jet in proton–proton collisions at $\sqrt{s}=7\,{\ifmmode {\mathrm{\ Te\kern -0.1em V}}\xspace\else
                   \textrm{Te\kern -0.1em V}\xspace\fi}$, using a data sample corresponding to an integrated luminosity of $33\,{\ensuremath{\rm pb^{-1}}\xspace}$ [@Aad:2011xn]. This result demonstrated that the precision obtained in such a measurement is sufficient to be sensitive to the QCD effects mentionedfor non-perturbative effects.

The [paper ]{}is organized as follows. The experimental setup is described in Sect. \[sec:Detector\]. Section \[sec:MonteCarlo\] provides details on the simulations used in the measurement, and Sect. \[sec:Selection\] discusses the event selection. The estimation of background contributions is described in Sect. \[sec:Background\], and the procedure used to correct the measurements for detector effects is described in Sect. \[sec:Unfolding\]. The treatment of the systematic uncertainties is described in Sect. \[sec:Systematics\]. Section \[sec:Combination\] discusses the combination of the electron and muon results. Section \[sec:Theory\] provides details on the NLO pQCD predictions. Finally, Sect. \[sec:Results\] discusses the results, and Sect. \[Conclusions\] presents the conclusions.

The ATLAS detector \[sec:Detector\]
===================================

The ATLAS detector [@Aad:2008zzm] is a multi-purpose detector with a symmetric cylindrical geometry and nearly $4\pi$ coverage in solid angle. The collision point is surrounded by inner tracking devices followed by a superconducting solenoid providing


total integrated luminosity of $4.6\,{\ensuremath{\rm fb^{-1}}\xspace}$, with an uncertainty of 1.8$\%$ [@Aad:2013ucp]. Table \[tab:selection\] summarizes the kinematic requirements for leptons, $W$ bosons, $Z$ bosons, and jets. The selection criteria for $W$ boson candidates were defined using the largest possible coverage of the ATLAS detector for electrons, muons and jets. The selection criteria for $Z$ boson candidates were modified with respect to those in Ref. [@Aad:2013ysa], to be as similar as possible to the $W$ boson selection in order to maximize the cancellation of uncertainties in the [$R_{\mathrm{jets}}$]{} measurement: triggers requiring at least one lepton were employed, the minimum lepton transverse momentum was raised from 20 [ ]{}to 25 [ ]{}, tighter criteria were used to identify electrons and slightly looser requirements were placed on the second leading lepton with respect to the leading[$p_{\rm T}$]{} of tracks originating from the primary vertex and associated with the jet to the summed [$p_{\rm T}$]{}of all tracks associated with the jet. Jets were selected if this ratio was above $0.75$. This criterion was applied to jets within $|\eta|<2.4$, so that they are inside the inner tracker acceptance. Comparison between data and simulation for various data periods confirmed that the residual impact of pile-up on the distribution of the jet observables in this analysis is well modelled by the simulation.

The numbers of [$W\,\texttt{+}\,\mathrm{jets}$]{}and [${\ensuremath{Z}\xspace}\,\texttt{+}\,\mathrm{jets}$]{}candidate events in the electron and muon channels for each jet multiplicity are shown in Tables \[tab:electronZ\] and \[tab:muonZ\], together with the corresponding numbers of predicted events. The expected fraction of predicted events from signal and each background source, determined as described in the


mis-calibrations. While [$W\,\texttt{+}\,\mathrm{jets}$]{}and [${\ensuremath{Z}\xspace}\,\texttt{+}\,\mathrm{jets}$]{}events were separately corrected before forming [$R_{\mathrm{jets}}$]{}, the systematic uncertainties were estimated for the ratio itself, as explained in the next section.

At particle level, the lepton kinematic variables in the MC-generated samples were computed using final-state leptons from the $W$ or $Z$ boson decay. Photons radiated by the boson decay products within a cone of size [$\Delta R$]{} $= 0.1$ around the direction of a final-state lepton were added to the lepton, and the sum is referred to as the [“dressed”]{}lepton. Particle-level jets were identified by applying the [anti-$k_{t}$]{}algorithm with $R$ = 0.4 to all final-state particles with a lifetime longer than $30\,\rm{ps}$, whether produced directly in the proton–proton collision or from the decay of particles with shorter lifetimes. Neutrinos, electrons, and muons from decays of(higher correlations result in larger cancellations). The impact on the ratio of a given source of uncertainty was estimated by simultaneously applying the systematic variation due to this source to both the [$W\,\texttt{+}\,\mathrm{jets}$]{}and [${\ensuremath{Z}\xspace}\,\texttt{+}\,\mathrm{jets}$]{}events and repeating the full measurement chain with the systematic variations applied. This included re-estimating the data-driven background distributions after the variations had been applied.

Since the uncertainties were found to be symmetric within the statistical fluctuations, the resulting systematic uncertainties on the [$R_{\mathrm{jets}}$]{}measurements were fully symmetrized by taking the average value of the upwards and downwards variations.

Uncertainty sources affecting the [$R_{\mathrm{jets}}$]{}measurements can be assigned to one of the following categories: jet measurements, lepton measurements, missing transverse momentum measurement, unfolding procedure, data-driven background estimates and simulation-based background estimates. These sources of uncertainty feature significant correlations between


taken as the weighted average of the corresponding uncertainty on the electron and muon measurements, where the weights are the inverse of the sum in quadrature of all the uncorrelated uncertainties that entered in the combination.

Theoretical predictions \[sec:Theory\]
======================================

The measured distributions of all the observables considered in the analysis are compared at particle level to various pQCD predictions in the phase space defined in Table \[tab:comb\].

Next-to-leading-order pQCD predictions were calculated with [[BlackHat]{}+SHERPA]{} [@Berger:2009ep; @Berger:2010vm; @Berger:2010zx] at parton level for various parton multiplicities, from zero to four. In this calculation [[BlackHat]{}]{}is used for the computation of the virtual one-loop matrix elements, while [SHERPA]{}is used for the real emission part and the phase-space integration. The fixed-order calculation is performed at parton level only, without radiation and hadronization effects. Renormalisation and factorisation scales wereestimate the uncertainties due to these non-perturbative corrections, which are typically well below $1 \%$.

Finally, corrections for QED final-state radiation were calculated as the ratio of [$R_{\mathrm{jets}}$]{}derived from [“dressed”]{}leptons to [$R_{\mathrm{jets}}$]{}defined before any final-state photon radiation, using [ALPGEN]{}samples interfaced to PHOTOS. These corrections range between 1% and 2% for both the electron and the muon channel. Systematic uncertainties were derived by comparing with corrections obtained using [SHERPA]{}, which calculates final-state QED radiation using the YFS method [@Yennie:1961ad]. The differences between the predictions are typically well below 1%.

Tree-level multi-leg matrix element calculations\
matched to parton showering algorithms were obtained from the [ALPGEN]{}and [SHERPA]{}generators. These calculations use different PDF sets, matching procedures, parton shower evolution, and hadronization and multi-parton interaction modelling, as detailed in Sect. \[sec:MonteCarlo\]. Only statistical uncertainties were considered for these


this calculation.

![image](\figurespath/plot_xsec_leading_jet_pt_njetge2_r_comb_norm){width=".38\textwidth"} ![image](\figurespath/plot_xsec_leading_jet_pt_njetge3_r_comb_norm){width=".38\textwidth"}

![image](\figurespath/plot_xsec_jet2_pt_njetge2_r_comb_norm.pdf){width=".38\textwidth"} ![image](\figurespath/plot_xsec_jet3_pt_njetge3_r_comb_norm.pdf){width=".38\textwidth"}

Figure \[fig:jet\_npt\_r23jets\] shows [$R_{\mathrm{jets}}$]{}versus the second- and third-leading-jet [$p_{\rm T}$]{}for [${N}_{\mathrm{jets}}$]{}$\ge 2$ and [${N}_{\mathrm{jets}}$]{}$\ge 3$ respectively. The various predictions agree with the data distributions, given the uncertainties, except for small deviations in the second-leading-jet [$p_{\rm T}$]{}for ${\ensuremath{{N}_{\mathrm{jets}}}\xspace}\geq 2$.

The next kinematic observable studied is [$S_{\rm T}$]{}, the scalar sum of all jet transverse momenta in the event. This observable is often used in searches for new high-mass particles. Figure \[fig:inclusive\_r2jets\] shows [$R_{\mathrm{jets}}$]{}versus [$S_{\rm T}$]{} for ${\ensuremath{{N}_{\mathrm{jets}}}\xspace}= 2$ and ${\ensuremath{{N}_{\mathrm{jets}}}\xspace}\ge$ 2, while Fig. \[fig:inclusive\_r3jets\] shows [$R_{\mathrm{jets}}$]{}versus [$S_{\rm T}$]{}for ${\ensuremath{{N}_{\mathrm{jets}}}\xspace}= 3$ and ${\ensuremath{{N}_{\mathrm{jets}}}\xspace}\ge$ 3. At the lowest values of [$S_{\rm T}$]{}the predicted distributions are different from the measured distributions, particularly for [SHERPA]{}, but in the higher-[$S_{\rm T}$]{}region the theoretical predictions describe the data well. The central value of the fixed-order [[BlackHat]{}+SHERPA]{}calculation[AnnalsPhys. [ **13**]{} (1961) 379–452](http://dx.doi.org/10.1016/0003-4916(61)90151-8).

[^1]: In this [paper ]{}, $W$ means a $W^{+}$ or $W^{-}$ boson and $Z$ is defined as a $Z$ or $\gamma^{*}$ boson.

[^2]: ATLAS uses a right-handed coordinate system with its origin at the nominal interaction point (IP) in the centre of the detector and the $z$-axis along the beam pipe. The $x$-axis points from the IP to the centre of the LHC ring, and the $y$-axis points upward. Cylindrical coordinates ($r$, $\phi$) are used in the transverse plane, $\phi$ being the azimuthal angle around the beam pipe. The pseudorapidity is defined in terms of the polar angle $\theta$ as $\eta = -\ln \tan(\theta/2)$.

[^3]: \[fn:deltar\] Angular separations between particles or reconstructed objects are measured in $\eta$–$\phi$ space using\
    $\Delta R \equiv
    \sqrt{


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To test the efficacy of a high dose of vitamin A as adjuvant treatment for radiographically confirmed cases of acute lower respiratory tract infection (ALRI). Randomized, double-masked, placebo-controlled clinical trial. Two large urban hospitals in Guatemala City. Sequential sample of 263 children aged 3 to 48 months, identified in the emergency departments and admitted to the hospital. Vitamin A (100,000 IU for children less than 1 year of age, and 200,000 IU for older children) or placebo in addition to standard treatment for ALRI which included antibiotics, oxygen, bronchodilators, and intravenously administered solutions. The children were assessed every 8 hours. There were neither statistically nor clinically significant differences by treatment group in the rate of normalization


Official Los Angeles Clippers Trade Ideas Thread (P. 132)

If you re-read your post and analyze what your saying, I think you'll get a pretty big laugh.

Also it's really funny if you read it in a Paris Hilton voice.

laboy

07/12/2014 - 12:12 AM PST

Clipper 6th Man

Posts: 207

votes: 0

dude...

crawford is the man..

he was great during the year...

leave him alone...

3rd scorer on the team,

the team that was number one in scoring..

so lay off of him..

doc takes care of the contracts..

thats his job..

we need a couple of rebounders for the team..

maybe aminu???

and a big

ClippersDA

07/12/2014 - 12:14 AM PST

CTB MVP X1

Posts: 3993

votes: 12

If he is so great how come we are having such a hard time trading him?

CapsNClips

07/12/2014 - 12:19 AM PST

CTB MVP X1

Posts: 4452

votes: 54

I doubt we are having a hard time tradingplayers. one is weak. every team has a weak spot. every team has a bad contract or two. ours aren't that bad.

ClippersDA

07/12/2014 - 01:33 AM PST

CTB MVP X1

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You are glossing over the fact that we have no perimeter defense. Barnes doesn't count. That is a major major problem that can't be crushed aside by saying everyone has a "weak" position. I'm sure there is another player a bit more skilled or a better defender than barnes or Dudley that could have signed for a similar contract. More athletic at the very least. We need to get younger and more athletic on the wing. It's all about fit.

Jerediscool

07/12/2014 - 01:38 AM PST

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its all about patients and you have none

ClippersDA

07/12/2014 - 01:44 AM PST

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Aminu than playing on the Nigerian team that one year.

ClippersDA

07/12/2014 - 12:22 PM PST

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Here's a trade idea: jared Dudley to the pelicans for aminu and rivers. Rivers sucks but I think playing for his dad might help him. Aminu doesn't do much for them. Give aminu a shot again.

At this rate, I don't see how we can trade for any other small forward? Are there any smalls that will be free agents next summer that might be able to just be traded? Not sign and trades but straight up traded

da11da

07/12/2014 - 12:23 PM PST

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I love it. Someone call Doc.

Agent0

07/12/2014 - 12:31 PM PST

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We're getting two players for Dudley right now? Seems a bit excessive doesn't it?role, but we're not actually needing to replace 18.6 PPG.

Hawes has a career average of 14.0 pts/36 and 15.0 pts/36 the last two seasons. He will be playing backup PF for about 12 minutes and backup C for another 15 minutes or so. His actual average will probably be like 11 PPG (5 PPG at PF and 6 PPG at C). Glen Davis gave us 11.2 pts/36, Hollins 10.5 pts/36, Hedo 10.6 pts/36, Jamison 12.2 pts/36. Those guys were giving us about 3.7 PPG at PF and 4.6 PPG at C off the bench, so we are up about 2.7 PPG at PF/C with Hawes taking those minutes. So our scoring rate at PF/C does go up.

Also Redick missed 57% of the season, and that was 19.4 pts/36.


a big though, their big situation is quite shallow

inventor310

07/15/2014 - 10:36 PM PST

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Redick over Waiters? Idk I've watched Dion play he's a crazy baller. Him and Paul on the front court would be better then Klay and Curry IMO. Plus having Farmar Redick Hawes Dudley off the bench would be able to open up the paint and create some serious 3 point shooting.

CapsNClips

07/15/2014 - 10:40 PM PST

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Redick is a better starter than Dion on this team. Waiters should embrace the bench role because he's perfectly suited for the 6th man role.

Redick means too much for our perfect flowing offense to put him on the bench.

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to identify attention problems in the classroom because they have more opportunities to observe children doing classroom work and tasks that require sustained attention and concentration ([@B35]). Despite the low agreement between parent and teacher reports on ADHD symptoms in western studies ([@B35], [@B36]) and our work ([@B37], [@B38]), it is crucial to integrate reports from different informants. Because parents and teachers see the child in different contexts, they each provide unique, valuable cross-context information about the child, which is important when evaluating the cross-context diagnostic requirement of ADHD. Therefore, in this study, we included data from both parent and teacher reports of ADHD symptoms, in addition to clinical interviews conducted by clinicians/psychiatrists as well as children's performance on the CPT.

A common methodological issue for data collection inoppositional defiant symptoms than parents do ([@B35]).

Materials and Methods {#s2}
=====================

Sample and Procedures {#s2_1}
---------------------

The sample consisted of 799 youths with a clinical diagnosis of ADHD (689 boys, 86.2%) according to DSM-IV diagnostic criteria and 421 typically developing (TD) youths (343 boys, 81.5%). The sample came from two separate studies -- a longitudinal study of adolescent outcomes in children with ADHD aged 11-16 years (192 ADHD and 142 TD) conducted during 2006-2009 and a genetic, treatment, and imaging study of drug-naïve children and adolescents with ADHD aged 6-18 years (607 ADHD and 279 TD) conducted during 2007-2015. Youths with ADHD were recruited from the child psychiatric clinic in National Taiwan University Hospital (NTUH), Taipei, Taiwan. The TD youths without a lifetime diagnosis of ADHD were recruited from the same school


(1) Focused attention: RT, Hit RT SE, detectability, and omission errors; (2) Sustained attention: Hit RT BC and Hit RT SE BC; (3) Hyperactivity/impulsivity: commission errors, RT, response style, and perseverations; (4) Vigilance: Hit RT ISI Change and Hit SE ISI Change. We used all 12 indices in this study.

### The Chinese Version of the Swanson, Nolan, and Pelham, Version IV Scale (SNAP-IV) {#s2_2_3}

The Chinese SNAP-IV form is a 26-item scale rated on a 4-point Likert scale with 0 for not at all (never), 1 for just a little (occasionally), 2 for quite a bit (often), and 3 for very much (very often). There are nine items for inattention (item 1--9) and nine items for hyperactivity/impulsivity (item 10-18) of the core symptoms of ADHD and eight items forversion of the Swanson, Nolan, and Pelham version IV scale, parent form; SNAP-IV-T, the Chinese version of the Swanson, Nolan, and Pelham version IV scale, teacher form.

### Deep Neural Network for Missing Data Imputation {#s2_2_6}

The interior architecture we used here is deep neural networks (DNN), which stacked modules that have multiple hidden layers and many neurons ([@B87]). It is also known as multi-layer perceptron (MLP), which is ANN mimicking human brains ([@B88]). DNN uses gradient descendent with backpropagation to train the algorithm, making the training process more efficient ([@B89], [@B90]). In this study, we designed an iteration framework to impute the ADHD data (see [**Figure 1**](#f1){ref-type="fig"}). We used the 12 indices on the CCPT as the features of the initial training feature to start the imputation process. First,


the DNN was used with all the questions of the four ADHD rating scales to identify the question with the highest accuracy to impute the missing values. Then this particular question was merged into the initial training set such that our training set now has one more feature to predict the next question. After these steps, the process moved back to the initial step and identified the next question with the highest predictability, iteratively.

![The overall flow of missing data imputation. The main idea is to iteratively select candidate questions for imputation and merge the imputed question into the complete dataset until every question had no missing data.](fpsyt-11-00673-g001){#f1}

[**Figure 2**](#f2){ref-type="fig"} shows our neural network architecture design, which included one input layer, 15 hidden layers, and one output layer. The numbertime required for each iteration by different combinations of hyper-parameters. Results showed that as batch sizes decreased, the processing time increased. Batch mode was the most time-efficient.

Effectiveness Evaluation {#s3_2}
------------------------

To evaluate the success of imputation, we used SVM classification to examine the ability of the imputed dataset (n =758, 62.1%), estimated with different combinations of hyper-parameters, to classify between the ADHD vs. TD groups. We then conducted independent t-tests to compare the classification accuracy of each of these datasets to that of the reference dataset i.e., the original dataset for which all the four scales were complete (n=462, 37.9%). Results showed that different imputed datasets shared similar mean accuracy (0.89 to 0.90), which was not significantly different from the reference dataset (accuracy = 0.89) (see [**Table 2**](#T2){ref-type="table"}). Among the


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Results presented as means ± standard deviations. Independent t-tests were used to compare the classification accuracy between the imputed and reference datasets. ATCACC, ADHD/TD classification accuracy; ES, earlystopping patience; BS, batch size; D, dropout rate.

Imputation Order of Questions {#s3_3}
-----------------------------

All the items (107 in total) in the four scales were categorized into three groups by the imputation order (see [**Supplementary Table 1**](#SM1){ref-type="supplementary-material"}): (1) Top group: items that had high *discrimination* accuracy and were picked up by the machine early (35 items), (2) Bottom group: items that had low accuracy and did not become a target for imputation until other items with higher imputed accuracy were picked (35 items),may decrease differences and increase the similarity between the case and control groups in terms of the distribution of features. In contrast, imputing missing value separately by groups may introduce bias to the distribution of features, enlarge the group difference ([@B107]), and lead to increasing discriminatory ability after imputation. As a result, if new data are added later on, the discriminatory ability might drop because the feature distribution of the imputed dataset is not representative of the original dataset. Our method represents a novel solution to impute missing data while maintaining the discriminatory ability of the imputed dataset to distinguish between the ADHD and non-ADHD groups. This strategy can also ensure that when new data are available at a later time, they can be readily added to and


has higher discriminative ability because the machine would always pick the best feature in each iteration. Our classification accuracy between the ADHD and TD groups increased rapidly at the beginning of the iteration after the missing values for the highly-discriminative questions were imputed. At the end of the iteration, the imputed dataset had the same classification accuracy and distribution compared to the original complete dataset (reference dataset). The most critical issue of data imputation is the bias that it may introduce, ultimately affecting the inferences that can be drawn from the analysis conducted with the imputed dataset. We also compared our classification accuracy with other imputation methods (i.e., interpolate imputation, mean imputation, and multiple imputation). Results indicated that deep learning approach have higher accuracy than traditional statistical imputationsize, dropout rate) in deep learning may affect the performance of the algorithm. We processed with different batch sizes (Batch \[size=training set\], Mini-batch \[size=8\], and Stochastic \[size=1\]) to evaluate the outcomes of the discriminatory accuracy, a hot topic in the deep learning field ([@B97]--[@B99], [@B104]). We found that across various sizes of the batch, the discriminative ability to separate ADHD from TD reached the same accuracy after missing data imputation. That is, decreasing batch sizes did not improve the accuracy further, but took much longer to process with deep learning. Batch mode is the most time-efficient. Although Mini-batch requires less memory during processing, hardware advances today have afforded us the memory required for deep learning, making Mini-batch not advantageous over other batch sizes in this aspect. We also


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The model accurately predicts both the actual range and concavity of body water δ^2^H and δ^18^O values in STZ and VEH mice as average drinking water intake increases (r^2^ = 0.83 and r^2^ = 0.79, respectively; [Fig. 3b


37.4 KJ/day to 65.0 KJ/day) and applied the model over the same range of water influxes used in the previous exercise. In this case, doubling the value of TEE actually increases the accuracy with which the model predicts the isotopic composition of body water (r^2^ = 0.96 for both δ^2^H and δ^18^O; [Fig. 3b and c](#pone-0011699-g003){ref-type="fig"}). These exercises emphasize the importance of factors such as TWF and TEE in determining the isotopic composition of body water, particularly in reconstructive or predictive applications.

Materials and Methods {#s4}
=====================

All experiments were approved by the University of Utah Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee (IACUC protocol 09-08011). Water flux measurements (n = 5/treatment) were taken 1, 3, and 4 weeks following a 5-day low dose STZ injection protocol [@pone.0011699-AMDCC1]. We determined the stable hydrogen and oxygen isotopeRy. Co. v. Moe (C. C. A.) 13 F.(2d) 377. The question is usually one of fact for the jury.
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My main goals for Adium include making the transcript viewer easier to use (i.e. more reliable, less crash-y), updating parts of Adium from 2002 to, at least, 2007 to take advantage of current technologies, and polishing Adium’s look.

I’m Thijs Alkemade, a 21-year-old master student in Mathematics and Computer Science at the University of Utrecht in The Netherlands. I started working on Adium in the spring of 2010. As that was the first year I had enough free time to do so, I really wanted to participate in the Google Summer of Code. Sadly, the Adium project didn’t participate that year, but rather than giving up or looking for a different project, I decided I would just work on Adium anyway!

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Today, we launched a new Help section on the Adium website: http://adium.im/help. You will now be able to browse the same help content available in Adium (“Adium Help” in the Help menu) right from your browser. It should cover a lot of what you need to know about using Adium.

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The Beatles Bible is a mixture of original research and fact-based information from a range of sources. All writing on this site is original, and should not be reproduced without explicit written permission from the site owner. A contact link is at the foot of every page.

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jury could have found that – bills of lading notwithstanding – the interstate shipment of cigarettes

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conclude that the cigarettes at issue were part of a broader interstate shipment originating at the
cigarette manufacturers in North Carolina and Virginia, pausing at the NBCC warehouse in
Connecticut, and concluding at the individual retail stores where they were to be sold, we need not
decide


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same issues that she had previously litigated.  The case was removed to the United States District Court for the Northern District of Ohio.  Upon de novo review of a magistrate judge's report, the district court dismissed the action, granting defendants' motions to dismiss, for summary judgment, and for judgment on the pleadings.

3
In her timely appeal, Cully argues that:  1) the case was improperly removed;  2) the doctrine of res judicata did not bar her cause of action;  3) the statute of limitations had not expired;  4) her claims should not have been dismissed for want of prosecution;  and 5) the state officials were not entitled to immunity.  She requests oral argument.

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Because matters outside the pleadings were reviewed and considered bya government railway, and walk away from debts.

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Jasmine believing her problems would all be fixed by becoming a poor street person, rather than the Princess she is.

They also suggested that Bert the chimney sweep in Mary Poppins is far too happy to be a realistic depiction of a poor person, pointing to his song lyrics "as a [chimney] sweep you're as lucky as can be" as evidence that the filmmakers seem to think chimney sweeps are the luckiest, happiest people in existence:

"Bert, like other characters, frames working-class jobs as devoid of difficulties. This frame minimises the hardships associated with working-class jobs."

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	}

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	}

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		pc.achievements_grant('moneybags_magoo');
	}

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		'seller_tsid': this.container.pols_get_owner().tsid,
		'buyer_tsid': pc.tsid,
		'item_class_tsid': msg.class_tsid,
		'total_price': total_cost
	});

	delete this.z;
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	pc.addItemStack(this);

	return pc.apiSendMsg(make_ok_rsp(msg));
}

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	this.initInstanceProps();
}

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	var out = [];

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	"no_rube",
	"furniture"
];

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compact operators with the following properties:**

-   ${
    {\mathcal HS}
    }({
    \mathcal{H}
    }_1, {
    \mathcal{H}
    }_2)$ is a Hilbert space with the inner product $\left< S , T \right>_{{
    {\mathcal HS}
    }} = \sum \limits_k \left< T e_k, S e_k \right>_{
    \mathcal{H}
    }$, where $( e_k)$ is an arbitrary ONB.

-   $\left< f \otimes \overline{g} , h \otimes \overline{l} \right>_{
    {\mathcal HS}
    }= \left< f, h\right>_{
    \mathcal{H}
    }\left< l, g \right>_{
    \mathcal{H}
    }$

-  ${
    \left\| T \right\|_{{
    {\mathcal HS}
    }}
    } = {
    \left\| T^* \right\|_{{
    {\mathcal HS}
    }}
    }$, and $T \in {
    {\mathcal HS}
    }$ $\Longleftrightarrow$ $T^* \in {
    {\mathcal HS}
    }$.

Furthermore it is easy [@xxlphd1] to show

\[sec:HSinnprodmul1\] Let $A \in {
{\mathcal HS}
}$, then $\left< A , f \otimes \overline{g} \right>_{
{\mathcal HS}
}= \left< A g , f \right>_{
\mathcal{H}
}$.

For more details on this class of compact operators refer to [@schatt1] or [@wern1].

### Frobenius Matrices

Let $\mathcal M_{m,n}$ be the vector space of $m \times n$-matrices with the inner product, $$\left< A ,


or [@Casaz1].**

Frames Classifiying Hilbert-Schmidt Operators {#sec:framclasshs0}
=============================================

It can be shown very easily that

Let $(f_k)$ be a frame and $(e_i)$ an ONB in ${
\mathcal{H}
}$. Let $H$ be an operator ${
\mathcal{H}
}\rightarrow {
\mathcal{H}
}$. Then $$A \cdot \sum \limits_i {
\left\| H^* e_i \right\|_{{
\mathcal{H}
}}
}^2 \le \sum \limits_k {
\left\| H f_k \right\|_{{
\mathcal{H}
}}
}^2 \le B \sum \limits_i {
\left\| H^* e_i \right\|_{{
\mathcal{H}
}}
}^2$$

$$\sum_k {
\left\| H f_k \right\|_{}
}^2 = \sum_k \sum_l \left| \left< H f_k, e_l\right> \right|^2 =  \sum_l \sum_k \left| \left< f_k, H^*e_l\right> \right|^2 = (*)$$ $$(*) \ge A \sum_l {
\left\| H^* e_l \right\|_{}
}^2$$ and $$(*) \le B \sum_l {
\left\| H^* e_l \right\|_{}
}^2$$

From the proof it is clear that the right inequality is true for Bessel sequences, so

\[sec:hilbschmibessel1\] Let $(f_k)$ be a Bessel sequence and $(e_i)$ an ONB in ${
\mathcal{H}
}$.---
abstract: 'The existence of non-isomorphic graphs which share the same Laplace spectrum (to be referred to as isospectral graphs) leads naturally to the following question: What additional information is required in order to resolve isospectral graphs? It was suggested by Band, Shapira and Smilansky that this might be achieved by either counting the number of nodal domains or the number of times the eigenfunctions change sign (the so-called flip count) [@band_nodal_2006; @Band-2007]. Recently examples of (discrete) isospectral graphs with the same flip count and nodal count have been constructed by K. Ammann by utilising Godsil-McKay switching [@Ammann-2015]. Here we provide a simple alternative mechanism that produces systematic examples of both discrete and quantum isospectral graphs with the same flip and nodal counts.'
address:
- '$^1$Niels Bohr Institute, University of Copenhagen,


zero set of $\psi$. Then the number of nodal domains $\nu_{\Gamma}(\psi)$ is the number of connected components of $\Gamma \setminus {\mathcal{Z}}_{\Gamma}(\psi)$.

In both discrete and quantum graphs the number of nodal domain $\nu_n = \nu_G({\boldsymbol{f}}_n)$ (resp. $\nu_n = \nu_{\Gamma}(\psi_n)$) of the $n^{\rm th}$ eigenvector (resp. eigenfunction) are known to obey certain general bounds. An upper bound is given by Courant’s theorem $\nu_n \leq n$, which was translated from the setting of domains to discrete graphs in [@Davies_2001] and to quantum graphs in [@Gnut-Smi-Web-2003]. A lower bound was established for both discrete and quantum graphs by Berkolaiko [@berkolaiko_lower_2008], so that for generic eigenvectors we have $$\label{Nodal bounds}
n-\beta \le \nu_n\le n\ .$$ Here $\beta = E - V +1$ is the first Betti number, which counts the number of fundamental cycles,and are joined to the rest of the graph at a root vertex $u=0$, as illustrated in Figure \[Fig: Leaves\]. Suppose we insert the edge at the point $(j,-j)$ for some $j \in {\mathcal{V}}_{\rm leaves}$ then we can introduce the vector ${\boldsymbol{\gamma}}$ which takes the values $\gamma(i) = \delta_{i,j} - \delta_{i,-j}$, $$L(\bar{G}_1) = L(G_1) + {\boldsymbol{\gamma}} {\boldsymbol{\gamma}}^T.$$ Now, let $\pi : {\mathbb{R}}^V \to {\mathbb{R}}^V$ be the operator that exchanges the two leaves, whilst the rest of the graph remains invariant, i.e. $$\label{Eqn: Symmetry action}
[\pi {\boldsymbol{f}}](i) =
\Bigg\{\begin{array}{cl}
f(-i) & i \in {\mathcal{V}}_{{\rm leaves}} \\
f(i) & i \in {\mathcal{V}}\setminus  {\mathcal{V}}_{{\rm leaves}}.
\end{array}$$ Since $\pi^2 = I_V$ we can decompose our space into those vectors which are even $(+)$ and odd $(-)$ under this transformation, $$\label{Eqn: Symmetry decomposition}
{\mathcal{S}}_{\pm} := \{{\boldsymbol{f}}: \pi


$\bar{\Gamma}_1$.

2.  **Derivatives:** On $\Gamma_1$ the derivatives at $w_{\pm}$ satisfy $\psi'_{e_1}(0) +  \psi'_{e_2}(0) = 0$ and $\psi'_{e_{-1}}(0) + \psi'_{e_{-2}}(0) = 0$ respectively. Adding these relations together gives $\psi'_{e_1}(0) + \psi'_{e_2}(0) + \psi'_{e_{-1}}(0) + \psi'_{e_{-2}}(0) = 0$, which again is the condition required for the derivatives of $\psi$ at $w$ on $\bar{\Gamma}_1$.

In addition, since $\pi$ preserves the eigenspaces of $\Gamma_1$ we can choose a basis of eigenfunctions $\psi_n$ such that they are either even or odd and we denote the corresponding spectra (including multiplicities) by $\sigma^{\pm}(\Gamma_1)$, so that $\sigma(\Gamma_1) = \sigma^+(\Gamma_1) \cup \sigma^-(\Gamma_1)$ and similarly for $\bar{\Gamma}_1$.

The same result hold for $\Gamma_2$ and $\bar{\Gamma}_2$. Hence, since $\sigma^+(\Gamma_1) = \sigma^+(\bar{\Gamma}_1)$ and $\sigma^+(\Gamma_2) = \sigma^+(\bar{\Gamma}_2)$, we have $$\sigma^+(\Gamma_1) = \sigma^+(\Gamma_2) \iff \sigma^+(\bar{\Gamma}_1) = \sigma^+(\bar{\Gamma}_2).$$ It thus remains to show thesame for the odd subspaces. We note that if $\psi \in L_{-}(\Gamma_1)$ then (\[Eqn: QG Symmetry action\]) and (\[Eqn: Hilbert space decomposition\]) imply that $\psi(x) = 0$ for all points $x$ which are not on the leaves of $\Gamma_1$ and similarly for $\Gamma_2$. Therefore, $\psi \in L_{-}(\Gamma_1)$ is an eigenfunction of $\Gamma_1$ with eigenvalue $\lambda$ if and only if it is an eigenfunction of $\Gamma_2$ with the same eigenvalue and so $\sigma^-(\Gamma_1) = \sigma^-(\Gamma_2)$. The same reasoning implies that $\sigma^-(\bar{\Gamma}_1) = \sigma^-(\bar{\Gamma}_2)$, which completes the result.

\[Thm: Q graphs main thm\]Let $\Gamma_1$ and $\Gamma_2$ be two graphs each containing an $l$-leaf-pair and satisfying $\sigma(\Gamma_1) = \sigma(\Gamma_2)$. Let us denote the respective eigenfunctions by $\psi_n$ and $\phi_n$ and suppose that $\mu_{\Gamma_1}(\psi_n) = \mu_{\Gamma_1}(\phi_n)$ and $\nu_{\Gamma_1}(\psi_n)=\nu_{\Gamma_2}(\phi_n)$ for all generic $n$. Let


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Orlando offers an array of natural, outdoor, and cultural attractions, as well as a variety of facilities and rental accommodation options, and“is not limited to the allegations contained in the complaint … to determine whether it

has jurisdiction over the case, the Court may consider materials outside the pleadings.” Lipsman

v. Sec’y of the Army, 257 F. Supp. 2d 3, 6 (D.D.C. 2003). The Court should “draw all reasonable

inferences in the nonmovant’s favor,” but “need not accept as true legal conclusions cast as

factual allegations.” Id. at 7.

                                                 3
       The “District Courts shall have original jurisdiction of all


or omission outside the
           District of Columbia if he regularly does or solicits business [in the
           District]…

D.C. Code. Ann. § 13-423(a) (1981). Once the “literal terms of the long-arm statute have been

satisfied,” a plaintiff must still show that the exercise of personal jurisdiction is within the

permissible bounds of the Due Process Clause through a showing that                   the defendant

purposefully established minimum contacts with the District of Columbia, and that the exercise

of personal jurisdiction over the defendant will not offend traditional notions of fair play and

substantial justice. Helmer, 393 F.3d at 205;content that allows the court to draw the reasonable inference

that the defendant is liable for the misconduct alleged.” Ashcroft v. Iqbal, 556 U.S. 662, 678

(2009). Although "detailed factual allegations are not necessary to withstand a Rule 12(b)(6)

motion … a plaintiff must furnish more than labels and conclusions or a formulaic recitation of

the elements of a cause of action." Bell Atlantic Corp. v. Twombly, 550 U.S. 544, 555 (2007).

                                         III.    ANALYSIS

   Defendants advance a number of arguments in favor of their motion to dismiss.


A substantive description of how the summons and complaint were

served is not found in the requirements of a summons under Rule 4(a), nor is it found under the

requirements for proof of service under Rule 4(l). As noted supra, the record shows signed and

sworn affidavits in compliance with Rule 4. Absent evidence to the contrary, service of process

for defendants Spain and Moxey was sufficient.

       Defendants’ motion to dismiss on the grounds that service of process for defendants

JetSetDC, Spain, and Moxey was insufficient is denied

           C. The Court may exercise personal jurisdiction over defendant Mark Spain,

               and defendants’ motion to               15
relief, Jones, 634 F.3d at 595, and must allow the court “to draw the reasonable inference that the

defendant is liable.” Ashcroft, 556 U.S. at 678. The Court believes that plaintiff has met this

requirement, albeit barely, and “is entitled to offer evidence to support [his] claims.” Caribbean

Broad Sys., 148 F.3d at 1086. Thus, defendants’ motion to dismiss for failure to state a claim

upon which relief can be granted is denied.

                                      IV.     CONCLUSION


in Bowen's disease (0/17). RCAS1 was positive in 45 of 61 (73.8%) squamous cell carcinomas. Interestingly, the expression of RCAS1 was mostly correlated with clinical stages of squamous cell carcinoma. It was found that 46.1% of stage I, 61.1% of stage II, 85.7% of stage III, and 83.3% of stage IV squamous cell carcinomas were RCAS1-positive. In addition, RCAS1 was found to be highly expressed in extramammary Paget's disease. Fifty nine of 63 extramammary Paget's disease samples (93.7%) were positive for RCAS1. Fifty eight (92%) showed co-expression of RCAS1 and carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA). While two of 24 cases of melanoma (8.3%) expressed RCAS1 antigen, none of 20 cases of nevus pigmentosus showed positive staining. These results indicate that RCAS1 is a highly sensitive marker for extramammary Paget's disease.of the observation to the background dataset. The correct exposure time was computed for each blank field event list.

To estimate the difference of particle background level between each observation and the corresponding blank field data, we computed the ratio of the total count rates in the high energy band ($[10-12]~\keV$ and $[12-14]~\keV$ respectively for EMOS and EPN data). As the expected average temperature of this bright cluster is quite high ($\sim 6.8~\keV$) we excluded a circular central region $(\theta<6\arcmin)$ to avoid any contamination due to the cluster.

Blank field products have to be normalized by this ratio, when used as a background for the corresponding observation products. The normalizations are slightly different from one pointing to the other. To take that normalization into account, we multiplied the weight coefficients


cosmic X-ray background (CXRB) subtraction, even when the local CRXB is different from the average CRXB in blank field data. In a first step, for each product extracted from the merged observation event list, an equivalent product is extracted from the corresponding merged blank-field file and subtracted from it. For EPN the OoT data are also subtracted. This first step allows us to remove the particle background. However, it may over(under) subtract the CRXB if the CRXB in the observation region is smaller(larger) than the average value in the blank field observation. The residual CXRB (i.e. the difference between the CXRB in the A478 field and in the blank field) is then estimated by using blank field subtracted data in the region free of cluster emission ($\theta>16\arcmin$ fromlow sensitivity at low energies.

Although the absorption excess in A478 is confirmed by data, it is more likely, in view of our current knowledge of cooling cores in clusters, that all the absorption is of Galactic origin. This hypothesis is reinforced by the spatial distribution of the excess absorption: the excess extends well beyond the cool core region. We also note that if cold gas has indeed now been detected in the core of clusters, like A478, through CO measurements (Edge, 2001), there is still a large mismatch, by an order of magnitude, between the inferred column densities and the absorption excess (see Edge 2001, for full discussion). Finally the local CXRB that we measure with is lower than the average blank field value (see Sect. \[sec:bkg\] ). The


central density and the scaling radius, or equivalently the total mass $M_{200}$ (corresponding to a density contrast of 200, as compared to the critical density of the Universe at the cluster redshift) and the concentration parameter $c=R_{200}/\rs$. All useful formulae relating these quantities can be found in Pratt & Arnaud ([@pratt02]).

The NFW profile provides a good fit to the data: $\chi^2 = 9.5$ for $10$ d.o.f. The best fit NFW parameters are: $r_s=492\pm71~{\rm kpc}$ and $R_{200} = 2076\pm106~{\rm kpc}$, corresponding to a concentration parameter of $c = 4.22 \pm 0.4$ and a total mass enclosed within $R_{200}$ of $M_{200} = 1.1 \times 10^{15}$ M$_{\odot}$ . The previous errors are quoted at 68% confidence level. This best-fit NFW model is shown overplotted on the mass profile of the cluster inA478 and A1413 $\fgas$ profiles have different shapes, the latter decreasing more strongly toward the center. This reflects differences in the central gas density distribution, the total mass profile of both clusters having similar concentration parameters. Such a difference is probably linked to the different thermodynamical states of A1413 and A478, the latter hosting a strong cooling core, contrary to the former.

Discussion and conclusion
=========================

In this paper we have analysed imaging and spatially resolved spectral data of the galaxy cluster A478 obtained with the satellite. We obtained well constrained absorption, gas density and gas temperature profiles up to $\sim 0.5$ virial radius.

As in previous studies, we found an excess of absorption in the direction of A478. The derived absorbing column density exceeds the 21 cm measurements by a factor of


as for the merged events list. The exposure map takes into account detector regions excluded by the events selection criteria (bad pixels, CCD borders …). We used a pixel size of $1.1"\times1.1"$

2 - After merging the events lists, we divided the weight coefficient of each event by the exposure time taken from this exposure map.

3 - Scientific products (spectra, images, profiles) in count rates can be readily extracted from the merged events list by binning the events weighted by these new weight coefficients. As these products are corrected for vignetting, we can then used the on-axis response for further physical analysis.

Allen , S. W., Fabian, A. C., Johnstone, R. M.,  1993, , 262, 901

Allen, S. W., Fabian, A. C., Johnstone, R. M.,  2001, , 322, 589

Allen, S. W., Schmidt, R. W., & Fabian, A. C. 2001, , 328,tremendous increase in the interest has been generated on the identification of novel compounds that may have potential in clinical medicine. However, nothing much had been investigated with respect to the regulation of thyrotoxicosis by plant derived active compounds.

*Piper betel* (family, Piperaceae) is a widely cultivated plant in the tropical and subtropical regions of the world, particularly in India, Srilanka, Malaysia, Thailand, Taiwan and other South-east Asian countries. Although its leaves are used as betel quid, it also possesses hepatoprotective, antiulcer, antioxidative and anti-inflammatory activities^[@CR11],[@CR12]^. However, till date nothing has been reported on the thyroid regulating potential of any of its bioactive compounds. Allylpyrocatechol (APC), a major phenolic constituent of betel leaf was reported to posses hepatoprotective, anti-inflammatory, antioxidative, and antiulcer activities^[@CR13]--[@CR17]^. As in our earlier study, betel


chemical structure and formula of APC was made from the GC-MS spectrum (Fig. [2](#Fig2){ref-type="fig"}). Based on the fragmentation route, the molecular formula was deduced as C~9~H~10~O~2~. According to the database (library search report NIST05), the high similarity (99%) was achieved for the compound with chemical name 3,4-Dihydroxyallylbenzene. Some more characteristics of APC are: IR = 3309, 1606.5, 1408.85, 1272.41, 1184.26, 909.63, 863.34, 784.47 cm^−1^; ^1^H NMR: ~δ~3.29 (d, *J* = 6.5 Hz), 2 H, ArCH2), 4.99--5.04(m, 2 H, olefin), 5.36 (broad, 2 H, 2xAr-OH) and 5.08--6.01(m, 1 H, olefin, 6.56--6.76) and ^13^CNMR (CDCl^3^, 50 MHz): ~δ~39.33, 115.28, 115.77, 122.65, 131.98, 132.84, 140.77, 143.1. The IR and NMR (^13^C and ^1^H) spectra are given in Supplementary Section (Fig. [S1a--c](#MOESM1){ref-type="media"}).Figure 2The GC-MS spectrum showing the structure of the APC, molecular formula (C~9~H~10~O~2~) and molecular mass, 150.174.

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While in T~4~- treatedin L-T~4~-induced rats there was a significant increase in serum levels of T~3~, T~4~ and in hepatic 5′D1 activity; a decrease in the thyrotropin (TSH) level was noticed, indicating the thyrotoxic condition. However, treatment with APC nearly normalized the serum thyroid hormone concentrations in T~4~-induced rats (Fig. [3a](#Fig3){ref-type="fig"}). In PTU + T~4~ treated animals also, thyroid hormones and 5′D1 were inhibited. In euthyroid animals, APC markedly decreased the concentration of both the thyroid hormones and 5′D1 activity and increased the TSH level.Figure 3(**a**) Changes in concentrations of serum T~3~ (ng/ml), T~4~ (ng/ml X10), TSH (µIU/ml) and hepatic 5′D1 (ng/ml T~3~ generated/hour/mg protein), following the administration APC (2.0 mg/kg/d) alone or T~4~ + APC or T~4~ + PTU. Each bar represents the mean ± SEM (n = 7). ^a^*P* \< 0.001 and ^b^*P* \< 0.01 as compared to the respective control value; whereas ^x^*P* \< 0.001 and


regulation of TPO and high expression of TSHR in the thyroid gland of T~4~-induced thyrotoxic rats. In T~4~ + APC and T~4~ + PTU treated animals, TPO expression was upregulated and TSHR was down regulated. ^a^*P* \< 0.001 as compared to the control value and ^x^*P* \< 0.001, as compared to the value of the T~4~- induced animals. Data were analyzed by one way analysis of variance (ANOVA) followed by Tukey--Kramer post-hoc test and have been expressed as the mean ± SEM (n = 5 per each group).

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The liver of control rat showed a normal histological structure with cords of polyhedral hepatocytes radiating from the central vein, while T~4~-induced liver indicated severe hepatic damage with disorganization of hepatic cords, the central vein and release of cellular inflammatory cells in portal tract. However,changes in liver and thyroid gland of T~4~ treated rats \[H and E stain (10x)\]. Liver section of control group shows the central vein (CV) surrounded by the radiating cords of hepatocytes, whereas T~4~-induced rat liver shows inflammatory cell infiltrations and cellular damage. In liver section of APC treated animal, cords of normal hepatocytes (H) radiating from the central vein (CV) are seen. In T~4~-induced APC treated rat liver, near normal histological structure is seen with normal hepatocytes. Only moderate degree of liver damage is seen in the T~4~-induced animals that received PTU also. N = necrotic area, IFC = inflammatory cells (arrows). (**a**) In T~4~-induced thyrotoxic liver, an increase in the hepatocytes number was found, but in T~4~ + APC and T~4~ + PTU groups, there was a reduction in the number of hepatocytes as