Promoting recovery in long-term institutional mental health care: an international Delphi study.
Service provision in psychiatric and social care is increasingly guided by recovery principles. However, little is known about the degree of consensus among stakeholders in diverse contexts on the components of care that most promote recovery. This study aimed to identify specific items of care that key stakeholders regard as most important in promoting recovery for people with longer-term mental health problems in institutional care, to measure consensus between and across stakeholder groups and countries, and to develop a conceptual framework of the most important domains of care. Ten European countries in various stages of deinstitutionalization participated in a series of conventional three-round iterative Delphi exercises. In each country individuals in four separate expert groups (service users,[Churg-Strauss syndrome: clinical features and long-term follow-up of 16 patients].
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Hello, Guardian Angel? It's Me...

Your angel is always beside you. All it takes is a shift in perception to reveal it.

Angels are different from us in important ways, however, and there is a tremendous gap between us. We can bridge this gap through love and will. Traditionally, your angel will make the loving effort to bridge this gap and reveal itself to you, usually at a time of extreme need. Yet there are many ways that you can expand your awareness and bridge the gap if you have the love and the will, and use the right techniques. You have only very limited senses with which to perceive the world, so you can’t normally see angels who may be around you. These beings are as real as you,but they are formed of a different kind of energy, an energy that is usually beyond your perception. You can see only a small part of the light spectrum. You can’t, for example, see ultraviolet light, but you know it exists nonetheless. Anyone who has been around pets knows that people usually feel, smell, and hear only a fraction of what many animals can. I’ve seen fish jumping and birds screeching just before a minor earthquake, and it is obvious that most pets have a sense of smell that far surpasses ours. Though this may seem to indicate that we are limited creatures, it merely shows that most of us don’t seek to enlarge the scope of our experience, of our senses. But we could see and hear


I thought with his surgery, and the coaching staff
absolutely did not prepare this team for what happened in the first half. That
was just a joke getting down like that. What's the problem? Players that can't
get motivated enough to take care of business in the crunch is mindboggling.
Nevertheless....GO COUGARS!

I think this shows that the MWC has 3 teams that are pretty good and all very
similare. UNM, BYU and UNLV. And with the exception of SDSU after the top tier
of the league the rest of the teams are very weak. If they get 3 teams in this
year it will be interesting to see how they fare.

Re: Golfer and Dear Ute Fans, seriously. Show some integrity! Utah fans aren't
boasting or claiming they have a good team (best in the western U.S.a draw in next Sunday’s return match in New York to advance. Even a 1-0 loss by TFC would be enough for them to win the aggregate playoff.

Toronto coach Greg Vanney diplomatically downplayed his team’s edge when asked to look ahead to next week’s second leg.

“It’s a good score line. Nothing means anything until we finish this off in New York. We’re half way there; we have a lot more still to do,” Vanney stated.

Atidore and Ricketts scored the goals, but Michael Bradley was the man of the match, running himself ragged as he bossed the midfield in breaking up plays, winning tackles, and stripping NYCFC players of possession.

Vanney lauded Bradley for doing an incredible job of covering a lot of ground to snuff out danger, calling the


started for the visitors. Mysteriously, backup goalkeeper Eirik Johansen received the nod for the second straight time ahead of veteran Josh Saunders, who before last week’s regular season finale started every game for New York this campaign.

The first half was very chippy, with several late tackles and plenty of fouls off the ball. Tensions boiled over when Villa kicked TFC’s Armando Cooper in the back of the leg after the two collided. As the Panamanian lay prone on the ground, Villa gave him an earful for going down too easily. A horde of Cooper’s teammates immediately rushed in and swarmed around the Spaniard before the ref stepped in to separate everybody.

Villa wasn’t cautioned on the play, but the league’s disciplinary committee could review the play and has theoffset of this mapping
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Attenuation of malonate toxicity in primary mesencephalic cultures using the GABA transport blocker, NO-711.
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“The BBC could, as ITV and Sky have proposed to do, fairly represent other viewpoints and parties in other programmes on its network.

“Either Theresa May should accept ITV’s straightforward proposal or, if she prefers the BBC, ask the corporation for a genuine head to head debate. Jeremy Corbyn is ready to take part in either.”

Press Gazette understands that Labour feared the panel, which would have been split between four figures in favour of the deal and four against, could have included more pro-May voices than pro-Corbyn.

Defending its proposed panel on Saturday, the BBC said: “A broad range of views on this issue is held by the public and by Parliamentarians – from those who want a different form of Brexit to those who want another public vote –


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the readers of this blog was even told once that she should build a shed and rent out her double wide trailer.

And I truly understand Mardi jo’s desire to keep the house. Having the land gives the opportunity to be self-sufficient, which is money in the bank, so to speak.

She was raised like I was: You DO NOT ask for help. That’s a sign of weakness. On this point,I can relate. She refuses to apply for assistance because that’s not what “her people” do. Yeah, I was like that once and literally could have starved because of it . It was SO frustrating for me to hear that credo repeated over and over again ,while she and her boys were hungry.

But FINALLY, she at least applies for freeQ:

does two different implementation of Aes has different cipher text?

i am using a library 1 Aes algorithm implementation now i want to change it to another implementation of library 2 its working fine but the thing is its giving me diff encrypted data form library 1 , is it possible for Aes implementation with ECB mode 128 bit with same key and plain text but differs only in cipher text(encrypted data) for 2 different implementation?
i found one more thing that is if i pass input byte which is less then 16 byte then the encrypted data of both library is getting matched but again in library1 the decryption is perfect but in library2 its showing encrypt and decrypt are same(not exactly decrypting to original text) what would be


= 0\text{ for all } p\in \mathcal{U}\}$, where $\mathcal{U}$ is an ultrafilter on $\mathcal{P}$, and the condition about containing the finite support ideal is equivalent to $\mathcal{U}$ being non-principal.
Check that the quotient $\prod_{p\in \mathcal{P}}\overline{\mathbb{F}}_p/M_{\mathcal{U}}$ is the same as the ultraproduct $\prod_{p\in \mathcal{P}}\overline{\mathbb{F}}_p/\mathcal{U}$.
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It's surely possible to give an argument that looks more like algebra and less like logicit is critical to consider the relative merits of each strategy. In particular, we suggest that the concept of *fitness-for-purpose*, as commonly adopted in other areas of Analytical Chemistry, should be used to define the analytical objectives based on both the nature of the sample and the goal(s) of the analyses. Unfortunately, while this is the ideal, the combination of available instrumentation for any research group might not be the best match for the problem being investigated.

The issue is further complicated depending upon the nature of the analysis undertaken. We suggest that there is a three-fold hierarchy to the tasks mentioned above and that in order of increasing difficulty they are (1) catalog as many proteins as possible in a given sample; (2) specify protein alterations of unknown


electrophoresis (2DE) and perhaps even earlier with the application of antecedent electrophoretic approaches. Top-down approaches thus also include any other strategies that preserve intact protein species prior to MS analyses, including other electrophoretic and chromatographic methods that inform about physiochemical properties (other than apparent molecular weight or isoelectric point, e.g., hydrophobicity). For the last two decades proteins resolved by 2DE have been identified using MS-based analyses, the potential of this combined 2DE/MS approach being first recognized in the mid-1990s \[[@B15-proteomes-03-00440],[@B16-proteomes-03-00440]\]. While still requiring extensive up-front protein resolution using multiple approaches, more recent MS-intensive top-down approaches have been refined to the point that substantial sequence coverage of a given purified protein is achievable \[[@B17-proteomes-03-00440],[@B18-proteomes-03-00440]\]. This approach continues to rapidly evolve and, while it has immense promise and showcases developinglimited sequence coverage that often arises from Bottom-up approaches also comes the need to validate protein identifications using alternate means (e.g., immunoblotting), although this can rarely if ever provide information concerning specific proteoforms. Nonetheless, such validation should be the norm, and expected of any protein identifications based on extremely limited sequence coverage. Notable as well is the importance of critically considering which protease to use during the analytical process so as to ensure detection of specific PTM \[[@B31-proteomes-03-00440]\].

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noteworthy that simplifying a problem does not make the problem simple---and certainly not from the perspective of quantitative analyses of proteoforms.

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Barça as third-choice behind established names or does he seek an opportunity elsewhere?

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6. Aleksandr Golovin, Russia

The Russia playmaker looks destined to move to England sooner rather than later. Golovin has energy and mobility, playing either as an attack-minded No 8 or all-out No 10. He carries possession impressively and creates chances at will for teammates. Even defensively, he puts in a shift: not necessarily by flying into tackles but certainly winning duels by closing down space. That work-rate is an asset for a player who, at 5ft 10in, is relatively slight.

There needs to be a better goal return. He scored that fine free-kick against Saudi Arabia but he managed only five goals at CSKA last season and three theQ:

Define an empty container directly in a Haskell class?

My task is to implement these functions but I'm stuck at first one.
Why can't I write empty like this ? (ghci complains : couldn't match type)
Am I not saying that [] should be of type m k v ?
class MapLike m where
    empty :: m k v
    empty = [] :: m k v
    lookup :: Ord k => k -> m k v -> Maybe v

newtype ListMap k v = ListMap { getListMap :: [(k,v)] } deriving (Eq,Show)

A:

I think the root of your confusion may be the class keyword.
Forget all your preconceived notions of classes. A Haskell class is really nothing like a class in an object-oriented language like Java.


rate of the experimental and the control group was 63.6% and 95.2% respectively (chi2 = 4.72, P < 0.05) with significant difference. The local application of FK-506 suppressed effectively the graft rejection of corneal transplantation of the patients at high risk.little
shady. To paraphrase _The Usual Suspects_ : "The greatest trick Medium ever
played was convincing the world it wasn't a content farm."

One could argue, furthermore, that most of the content on Medium isn't all
that good. But I think the jury's still out on that charge. I've seen some
good stuff on Medium, and I've seen some crap. But it doesn't seem, on
average, markedly better or worse than what I'd expect to see on a random walk
through any other blogging platform.

------
AlexanderDhoore
Let's play a game:

\--- False Medium or Real Medium !?! ---

1) "Yes, Vagina, There Is No Such Thing as Normal"

2) "I Tattooed My Friend’s Name On My Head…And Then We Broke Up"

3) "Living With a Cracked iPhone Screen"

4) "Changing Condom Culture"

5) "A Night at the Laundromat"

6) "In which the NSA and


I freak each other out on LinkedIn"

Some of these are really from Medium, some are from the parody FalseMedium
[1]. Can you guess which ones are fake?! (Answers [2])

[1] [https://twitter.com/FalseMedium](https://twitter.com/FalseMedium)

[2] [http://pastebin.com/Kh7B1b9C](http://pastebin.com/Kh7B1b9C)

~~~
pstack
Medium makes me laugh the same way showing up at an open-mic night full of
amateur "poets" at the coffee shop makes me laugh.

~~~
pestaa
You mean the "laughing for 5 seconds and then burying your head in your hands"
way?

~~~
baseten
Probably more like laughing for 5 seconds, then standing there awkwardly for
another 120 seconds, then getting your coffee and getting the hell out of
there as quickly as possible way.

------
mrkurt
Github's indemnity clause is at _least_ as scary as Medium's licensing clause.

Any company that relies on user generated content needs users to agree to what
Medium's legalese says. At least it's explicit. Assuming you own thekeeps ownership of
everything created by those who are allowed to write for. I can see the
appeal.

~~~
quadrangle
right to use is _not_ ownership. Ownership is a misplaced metaphor for things
like articles.

------
yetanotherjosh
There is irony in multiple dimensions here. By publishing an article critical
of itself but whose core argument actually has very small teeth, Medium gets
to appear magnanamous and balanced and thus receives a net benefit in
reputation. And likewise on the author's side, with one hand the he condemns
that writing for Medium benefits Medium more than it benefits him, but with
the other hand he reaps the clear benefit of the notoriety gained from
publishing it on Medium. It's all a very clever scarf trick.

------
moepstar
At first, i thought "Hey, what an idiot - why does this take me to medium
then?".

But then i actually read


(Though, really, if you want to control your online presence, you should
definitely host your own blog. It's not hard or expensive.)

~~~
smacktoward
The uniform look of Medium sites also pushes value in their direction instead
of yours. When I view an article on Medium, I always look at the same-as-
every-other-page-on-Medium design and think "oh, this is Medium" rather than
"oh, this is <insert author's name here>."

------
wavesounds
I wish all these posts didn't look the same. Honestly the same exact layout on
every single one is so boring now that I just figure the articles are just as
boring, which they usually are. Its like reading the wannabe New Yorker
without any cartoons. /rant

------
Kiro
What's so good about the Medium editor?

------
tk999
I want to build a SAAS based licensing sub module for existing blogging
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aromatic rings or in other words the loss of conjugation that confers stability and resistance to the molecule. In fact, fluoranthene is a non-alternate PAH (presence of a 5 membered ring) whereas both perylene and chrysene are alternate PAHs, with perylene having more cyclic rings than chrysene. Thus, perylene and chrysene- being highly aromatic and more stable than fluoranthene- are expected to be less easily degraded compared to fluoranthene as confirmed by the results. Since ZnO is known to photo-catalytically degrade PAHs[@b16][@b42], the discrepancy in removal of perylene, chrysene and fluoranthene suggest that the removal is due to photo-catalytic degradation. This is further evident from the earlier observation that curcumin conjugation increases the removal of perylene by ZnO, which could be due to the fact that curcumin allowsusing TiO~2~. Wen *et al.*[@b45] found that phenanthrene (PAH of low solubility) in aqueous TiO~2~ suspensions under UV light irradiation was completely degraded after 40 minutes without significant effect of pH or amount of photocatalyst on degradation. The result of the current work is a 93% removal (7% remaining) of 11.4 mg/L fluoranthene with 167 mg/L Zn(cur)O loading after 10 minutes, which is similar to the result obtained when the photo-catalyst ZnO was present. This attributes the removal to the act of the photo-catalyst used, i.e., to photo-catalysis. The obtained results are quite promising if we take into consideration the moderate set of working conditions. For instance, the O~2~ requirement was provided by simply letting air go through the erlenmeyer's opening, unlike other experiments where oxygen is purged continuously into the solution.


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Quebec’s police ethics commission cited Trudeau for five counts of misconduct including lack of respect, putting Menezes health and safety at risk and refusing to identify herself. The commission did not uphold four other counts one of which involved a racial slur.

Punishment for the violation of ethics will be meted out later this year. This code of ethics “establishes the duties and standards of conduct of police officers in their relations with the public in the performance of their duties.”

Trudeau quit the Montreal police force in 2015.

Trudeau had gained previously notoriety

She first came into the public eye after a video was circulated showing her pepper-spraying protesters during student protests in in Montreal 2012. In a separate incident


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In the end, it’s truly sad that the deaths of Leelah, Riley, Andi, and Jay are what it takes to air such tensions within our own communities. But it’s often from the worst times that we emerge stronger, holding onto what truly matters. Communal grieving often gives way to communal healing, a refocusing on injustices that require a concerted effort to fix lead us to reflect on how we’ve fallen into making


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Sure. I'm living out of a suitcase, we haven't found a house yet, but my family and I are getting there.

The boss would like for you to come over and visit now. He wants to welcome you to Jordan. Shukri was referring to King Hussein.

Manners quickly rifled through his suitcase, pulled on the least wrinkled clothes he could find, and left for the palace. When he arrived, he found Shukri out front smoking. Looking like he could have stepped from the pages of a Brooks Brothers catalog, the advisor escorted the trim CIA officer into an elegantly appointed diwan where they found King Hussein, also smoking. The room's furniture and decorations were understated yet refined, free of garish extravagance.

The king politely welcomed Manners


thirty-five years."

"Remove him," Rauf repeated unflinchingly, refusing to back down.

• • •

Rauf's hope that establishing a more firm presence from the bench would restore some normalcy to the trial proved to be wishful thinking, as the circus-like atmosphere continued. As the proceedings entered their eleventh day, Saddam marched into the courtroom shouting, "Long live Iraq! Long live the Arab nation! Down with the traitors! Down with Bush! You are not a judge, you are a criminal."

Rauf appeared unfazed, responding, "Enough speeches. Call for the next defendant."

Barzan was the last to enter, shouting, "Long live Iraq! Long live the Iraqi people!" Remarkably, he was dressed in what appeared to be white long underwear, as if he'd just rolled out of bed in a winter cabin rather than shown uphis name from Shenguang to Huike, which means "Wisdom and Capacity".

Pacifying the mind
Huike said to Bodhidharma, "My mind is anxious. Please pacify it."
Bodhidharma replied, "Bring me your mind, and I will pacify it."
Huike said, "Although I've sought it, I cannot find it."
"There," Bodhidharma replied, "I have pacified your mind."

Awakening
According to the Denkoroku, when Huike and Bodhidharma were climbing up Few Houses Peak, Bodhidharma asked, "Where are we going?"
Huike replied, "Please go right ahead---that's it."
Bodhidharma retorted, "If you go right ahead, you cannot move a step."
Upon hearing these words, Huike was enlightened.

Transmission

Skin, flesh, bone, marrow
Legend has it that Bodhidharma wished to return to India and called together his disciples and the following exchange took place;

Bodhidharma passed on the symbolic robe and bowl


Long-term impact of arsenic in drinking water on bladder cancer health care and mortality rates 20 years after end of exposure.
In this study we assessed bladder cancer health care and mortality trends in recent decades in a well studied arsenic exposed area in Northern Chile. Arsenic levels in the affected region were obtained for the last 60 years, and correlated with bladder cancer hospital discharge and mortality rates in recent decades. Bladder cancer hospital discharge rates were significantly higher in the affected region (peak RR 3.6, 95% CI 3.0-4.7). Mortality rates for bladder cancer showed a trend of increase during the period analyzed, reaching peak mortality rates of 28.4 per 100,000 for men and 18.7 per 100,000 for women in the last 10 years. Poisson regression models showedI want a 1ms pulse
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state is modified by a code running on FPGA, so it changes depending on some logic.
Cant seem to thing of a way to do that. Some guidance will be appreciated

A:

You need a slightly more powerful statemachine, which can do entry-actions.
Assuming

it is Ok for the state machine to be blind while pulsing
variable state changes inside your loop (e.g. being volatile and updated from ISR perhaps)
or state is updated somehow inside the loop (pseudo code for that is present)

You indicated in chat that you have some control over when the variable state changes. That is important. Either use the polling function updatestate(), which is called from a pseudo code line; or somehow make sure that the variable does not change between // enter protection


Q:

EF6 FluentAPI, 0:1 Unidirectional

I've spent the last three hours trying to figure this out and finally gave up (I'll work around it).  But... just to be sure... is there no way to set up a unidirectional 0:1/1:1 in EF6 Fluent API?
Consider:
CREATE TABLE LegacyUsers (
    ID INT NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY,
    UserName NVARCHAR(50),
    EmployeeID INT NULL
)

CREATE TABLE Employees (
    ID INT NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY,
    EmployeeName NVARCHAR(50)
)

Domain Models:
public class LegacyUser {
    public int ID {get;set;}
    public int? EmployeeID {get;set;}
    public virtual Employee Employee {get;set;}
}

public class Employee {
    public int ID {get;set;}
    public string EmployeeName {get;set;}
}

"Fluent" (haha) API theoreticalsetup:
modelBuilder.Entity<LegacyUser>()
    .HasOptional(x => x.Employee)
    .WithForgeignKey(x => x.EmployeeID)

I've researched for hours and tried any number of ways to configure this.  For my efforts I've been rewarded with "column name already exists" validation errors or "invalid column: Employee_ID" errors (of these which I could fix easily enough had this been bidirectional, but this is a more or less locked schema).  The only thing that I've found that would force it to work is to try it as a 1:M relationship, which throws off the whole "fluency" by having to use the domain model property as a collection rather than a simple, single property.
Is there really no way to do this as easily as I seem to think there should be?  The


service—despite its involvement in potentially one of the most damaging data breaches in recent memory.

The contract, which was awarded on September 30th, was first reported Tuesday afternoon by Politico.

“I don’t think we can pass a law that fixes stupid.”

Equifax, of course, is facing intense criticism over a cybersecurity incident which reportedly compromised the personal information of roughly 145 million Americans. The company’s former CEO, Richard Smith, was taken to task on Tuesday while testifying before the House Energy and Commerce subcommittee. Smith resigned last week amid backlash over the company’s handling of the breach.

Republicans and Democrats alike lambasted the former chief executive over Equifax’s response. Representative Greg Walden was perhaps the harshest in his criticism: “I don’t think we can pass a law that fixes stupid,” he said.Reaping the benefits of electronic medical record systems.
An electronic medical record system can provide benefits beyond the obvious functions of efficient and less labor-intensive scanning, archiving, retrieving, and printing of patient care information. The less tangible benefit of providing record access to several users simultaneously is difficult to quantify, but can enhance operations and improve the quality of patient care throughout a healthcare facility.


hbox3.Add(listB, 1, wx.EXPAND)

        dalist = ["heh", "ha", "hello"]
        for name in dalist[0:3]:
            index = listB.InsertStringItem(sys.maxint, name[0:-1])

        sbs.Add(hbox3, proportion=1,flag=wx.EXPAND|wx.ALL)
        panel.SetSizer(sbs)

        hbox2 = wx.BoxSizer(wx.HORIZONTAL)

        okButton = wx.Button(self, label='OK')
        closeButton = wx.Button(self, label='Cancel')
        hbox2.Add(okButton)
        hbox2.Add(closeButton, flag=wx.LEFT, border=5)
        vbox = wx.BoxSizer(wx.VERTICAL)
        vbox.Add(panel, proportion=1, flag=wx.EXPAND|wx.ALL,//Texture only uses red channel, just store it there
    return float4(IN.posW.x, 0, 0, 1);
}

//VertexShader Draw Pass
OutputVS DrawVS(A2V IN)
{
    OutputVS OUT = (OutputVS)0;

    //Get the screen coordinates for this pixel
    OUT.posH = mul(float4(IN.posL, 1.f), worldViewProj);
    //Send texture coordinates through
    OUT.texCo = IN.texCo;
    //Pass its world coordinates through
    OUT.posW = mul(float4(IN.posL, 1.f), world);
    return OUT;
}

//PixelShader Draw Pass
float4 DrawPS(OutputVS IN) : COLOR
{
    //Get the pixels screen position in light space
    float4 texCoord = mul(IN.posW, lightViewProj);
    //Perform perspective divide to normalize coordinates [-1,1]
    //texCoord.x = texCoord.x/texCoord.w;
    //texCoord.y


to deal with than ever. Since the insulation layer of a copper-clad substrate of a general printed circuit board is mostly made of a dielectric material, which is not a good thermal conductor, the thermal energy generated by a high heating element is accumulated close to the element, and this makes the operation environment of the board unsatisfactory. Furthermore, too much heat accumulation usually leads to the expansion of a printed circuit board. However, the thermal expansion coefficient of a printed circuit board is different from those of the electronic components. As a result, the board can be damaged due to thermal stress.
Currently, in order to improve the heat dissipation efficiency, there are two commonly used methods. One method is thermal convection or radiation, which allows the thermal
        sub_range& advance_end(
            BOOST_DEDUCED_TYPENAME base::difference_type n)
        {
            std::advance(this->m_End, n);
            return *this;
        }
    };

} // namespace 'boost'

#if BOOST_WORKAROUND(BOOST_MSVC, BOOST_TESTED_AT(1500))
    #pragma warning( pop )
#endif

#endif


on an object that has a weak identity can be blocked by a second thread in
    /// a different application domain that has a lock on the same object.
    /// </summary>
    public abstract class CA2002DiagnosticAnalyzer : DiagnosticAnalyzer
    {
        internal const string RuleId = "CA2002";
        private static LocalizableString s_localizableTitle = new LocalizableResourceString(nameof(FxCopRulesResources.DoNotLockOnObjectsWithWeakIdentity), FxCopRulesResources.ResourceManager, typeof(FxCopRulesResources));
        private static LocalizableString s_localizableMessage = new LocalizableResourceString(nameof(FxCopRulesResources.DoNotLockOnWeakIdentity), FxCopRulesResources.ResourceManager, typeof(FxCopRulesResources));
        internal static DiagnosticDescriptor Rule = new DiagnosticDescriptor(RuleId,
                 //===- unittests/ADT/IListSentinelTest.cpp - ilist_sentinel unit tests ----===//
//
// Part of the LLVM Project, under the Apache License v2.0 with LLVM Exceptions.
// See https://llvm.org/LICENSE.txt for license information.
// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0 WITH LLVM-exception
//
//===----------------------------------------------------------------------===//

#include "llvm/ADT/ilist_node.h"
#include "gtest/gtest.h"

using namespace llvm;

namespace {

template <class T, class... Options> struct PickSentinel {
  typedef ilist_sentinel<
      typename ilist_detail::compute_node_options<T, Options...>::type>
      type;
};

class Node : public ilist_node<Node> {};
class TrackingNode : public ilist_node<Node, ilist_sentinel_tracking<true>> {};
typedef PickSentinel<Node>::type Sentinel;
typedef PickSentinel<Node, ilist_sentinel_tracking<true>>::type
    TrackingSentinel;
typedef PickSentinel<Node, ilist_sentinel_tracking<false>>::type
    NoTrackingSentinel;

struct LocalAccess : ilist_detail::NodeAccess {
  using NodeAccess::getPrev;
  using NodeAccess::getNext;
};

TEST(IListSentinelTest, DefaultConstructor) {
  Sentinel S;
  EXPECT_EQ(&S, LocalAccess::getPrev(S));
  EXPECT_EQ(&S, LocalAccess::getNext(S));
#if LLVM_ENABLE_ABI_BREAKING_CHECKS
  EXPECT_TRUE(S.isKnownSentinel());
#else
  EXPECT_FALSE(S.isKnownSentinel());
#endif

  TrackingSentinel TS;
  NoTrackingSentinel NTS;
  EXPECT_TRUE(TS.isSentinel());
  EXPECT_TRUE(TS.isKnownSentinel());
  EXPECT_FALSE(NTS.isKnownSentinel());
}

TEST(IListSentinelTest, NormalNodeIsNotKnownSentinel) {
  Node N;
  EXPECT_EQ(nullptr,


the effect of geometrical features such as the surface orientation, transport orientation, and layer thickness on the thermal conductivity of ultra-thin-body layers (UTBs), however, can be found in the literature. These mostly focus on layers of larger thicknesses of 10s of nanometers, or employ bulk Si phonon dispersions, whose validity could be debatable for layers with thicknesses down to a few nanometers. Aksamija et al. have theoretically discussed the effects of confinement and orientation of thin Si membranes using the bulk phonon dispersion and Boltzmann transport theory [@Aksamija10]. That work elucidated the importance of geometry, and indicated that there can be indeed a factor of two difference in the thermal conductivity once a proper channel is chosen (the $\{110\}$ versus the $\{100\}$ surfaces in that case). In order toall cases is $2~\mathrm{nm}$. In the case of the thin layer with $\{100\}$ surface orientation in Fig.\[f:Figure2\]-a, we consider the $\{100\}/\textless110\textgreater$ and the $\{100\}/\textless100\textgreater$ transport channels. The transmissions of the two channels are almost the same, indicating negligible anisotropy. In the case of the thin layer with $\{111\}$ surface orientation in Fig. \[f:Figure2\]-c, we consider the $\{111\}/\textless110\textgreater$ and the $\{111\}/\textless112\textgreater$ transport channels. Again in this case, the transmissions are almost the same.

The transmission function of the thin layers with $\{110\}$ and $\{112\}$ surfaces, on the other hand, is orientation dependent. For the $\{110\}$ surface thin layers in Fig. \[f:Figure2\]-b, the $\{110\}/\textless110\textgreater$ channel (blue line) shows the highest transmission function, and the $\{110\}/\textless100\textgreater$ channel (red-dotted line) the lowest. An even larger difference is observed in the case of the $\{112\}$ surface


and indicates how dispersive the modes are. The velocity is calculated along the transport direction. The density of states times the effective group velocity is proportional to the transmission function. Therefore, the differences in the transmission functions should be seen in the effective group velocities of the channels, since the density of states is the same for all channels of the same thickness. Figure \[f:Figure6\] shows the effective group velocities of the channels considered. Figures \[f:Figure6\]-a and \[f:Figure6\]-c show the effective group velocities of thin layers with $\{100\}$ and $\{111\}$ surfaces along the two different orientations with the lower and highest thermal conductance for each surface. The two different cases for each surface are almost identical, as in the case of the transmission functions in Fig. \[f:Figure2\]-a and \[f:Figure2\]-c. Figures \[f:Figure6\]-b and \[f:Figure6\]-d show thesymmetry in the two orientations of interest, the contours are elongated similarly in both directions, which results in a similar thermal conductance for both channels. This is the case for almost the entire energy spectrum (although at higher energies we have many more modes and more complex contour shapes). In the case of the $\{111\}$ surface in Fig. \[f:Figure7\]-e and \[f:Figure7\]-f, a highly symmetric contour provides very similar transmission functions and thermal conductances along the $\textless110\textgreater$ and $\textless112\textgreater$ directions. The largest differences in the thermal conductance are observed for thin layers with $\{110\}$ and $\{112\}$ surfaces in Fig. \[f:Figure7\]-c, \[f:Figure7\]-d and Fig. \[f:Figure7\]-g, \[f:Figure7\]-h, respectively. In both cases, the contours at energy $E=10~\mathrm{meV}$ are clearly elongated along the vertical axis. This results in a larger phonon group velocity along the horizontal axis, and finally


significant to introduce changes in the thermal conductance. This is also supported by Fig. \[f:Figure8\]-b, which depicts the ratio of the maximum to the minimum thermal conductance that can be achieved for each surface. Similarly to Fig. \[f:Figure8\]-a, the anisotropy does not change with layer thickness even down to $H\sim 5~\mathrm{nm}$. Again, below $H\sim 5~\mathrm{nm}$, differences of the order of $10-20\%$ can be observed.

This anisotropy observed is not only a function of thickness, but also of temperature. Figure \[f:Figure9\] shows the ratio of the maximum to the minimum ballistic thermal conductance for the four surface orientations of interest, again by choosing the appropriate transport orientations. Figure \[f:Figure9\]-a and \[f:Figure9\]-b show results for $H=2~\mathrm{nm}$ and $H=16~\mathrm{nm}$, respectively. The maximum anisotropy (up to $60\%$) is observed for the $\{112\}$ surface, followed by the $\{110\}$ surfacesalient portion that not at all approach off is by integrate what is precisely with the theme. precisely take a general theme like comforter set ideas, that you possibly discover by searching in search engines. A web application that may make it easy to come across ideas of a new concepts and latest representation to spread. Innumerable ideas that have materialize and set out there shall be competent to make an illustration or make them as a reference. A theme that suits to your own style and taste to be applied.

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US talking ;-)
<imnichol> hahah
<imnichol> With mobile devices, it's a lot harder for us to make decisions, since they're going to be the ones who (might) be making hardware
<imnichol> Phones are going to be interesting, because I believe there's some issues with the carriers not liking non-official OSs on phones
<MrChrisDruif> I think if we can ensure them that we can still get all the calls through their networks, then they are less warily
<imnichol> True
<MrChrisDruif> It's the hardware manufacturers we'd be more worried about
<imnichol> How so?
<MrChrisDruif> Well, what about warranties when we install on said devices?
<MrChrisDruif> Claims?
<imnichol> Ah yes
<imnichol> That's why I think it's necessary for Canonical to get into the hardware business at least a little
<imnichol> I want assurance that when I'm runing UPhone and the ssd fails, ityour screen to them to switch OR call the Unity bar and let IT take you to the correct workspace
<imnichol> I've been assuming that to change between applications, we'll just be calling up the unity bar and then selecting the application icon
<MrChrisDruif> Well, that is of course an option =)
#ubuntu-phone 2011-12-03
<MrChrisDruif> Ow btw, did I mention we should be making storyboards here as well? Easiest way to do so would be with Pencil it seems =)
<dmj726> imnichol: MrChrisDruif: I think that maemo 5/meego might be a good place to look as far as UI for phones as well
<MrChrisDruif> I think if we start to look TOO much to other designs it won't be Unity again
<dmj726> MrChrisDruif: Well, yes, but looking at how others have presented certain functionality is


in the menu bar, pressing the button in the corner will take you back to the dashboard, where you can tap to go to the application menu, the widget layer, or another window
<dmj726> Anyway, I'll maybe start storyboarding how some of this might fit with the unity paradigm
<imnichol> So, carrier IQ huh?  Lets hope Canonical can keep it off the UPhone
<MrChrisDruif> Carrier IQ? What is that even?
<imnichol> It's a program on IOS and Android(maybe on more phone os's as well) that logs every keystroke on the phone
<imnichol> There's an article about it on /. right now
#ubuntu-phone 2011-12-04
<MrChrisDruif> Alright, who is ready for a blow to the face?
<MrChrisDruif> I woke up, looked at omgubuntu and saw THIS article: http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2011/12/ubuntu-mobile-phone-concepts/
<MrChrisDruif> I don't mind them mocking up stuff (heck, ICindy G

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community of approximately one hundred and fifty thousand who live and work on stilted structures, just meters above the Lagos Lagoon.

Human adaptability in Makoko

Makoko is both an example of Nigeria’s seemingly irrepressible population growth, and an incredible illustration of our human ability to adapt to seemingly inhospitable conditions.

Life on the water

From the barbershop to the movie theatre, every aspect of life in Makoko has been adapted to meet the demands of life on the water.

Floating, live music

Despite being a highly disadvantaged community, when it comes to good live music, the atmosphere in Makoko is quintessentially Nigerian. At any given time, you’ll find a band floating down the lagoon, for all of the community to enjoy.

A community fighting eviction

In Makoko, forced evictions are a daily reality. In response toGerman Federation of Consumer Organisations v Planet49 GmbH

Bundesverband der Verbraucherzentralen und Verbraucherverbände — Verbraucherzentrale Bundesverband eV v Planet49 GmbH (2019) Case C‑673/17 is a decision of the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU, Court) on the consent requirement for the placement of cookies under Article 2(f) and Article 5(3) of Directive 2002/58/EC concerning the processing of personal data and the protection of privacy in the electronic communications sector (‘ePrivacy-Directive’), as amended by Directive 2009/136/EC.

The judgment was based on a request for a preliminary ruling under Article 267 TFEU from the Federal Court of Justice of Germany.

The Court established that a web site cannot legitimately seek consent under the ePrivacy-Directive using pre-ticked checkboxes. The standard established by the General Data Protection Regulation (‘GDPR’) applies to the


list, jackson mapper already has a built in way to crate a list of a generic type you pass (facepalm), so my final solution is using these 2 methods:
  protected static <T> List<T> getResponseBodyList(MockHttpServletResponse response, Class<T> clazz)
      throws JsonParseException, JsonMappingException, UnsupportedEncodingException, IOException,
      InstantiationException, IllegalAccessException {
    ObjectMapper mapper = new ObjectMapper();
    List<T> responseBody = mapper.readValue(response.getContentAsString(),
        mapper.getTypeFactory().constructCollectionType(List.class, clazz));
    return responseBody;
  }

  protected static <T> T getResponseBody(MockHttpServletResponse response, Class<T> clazz)
      throws JsonParseException, JsonMappingException, UnsupportedEncodingException, IOException {
    ObjectMapper mapper = new ObjectMapper();
    T responseBody = mapper.readValue(response.getContentAsString(),
      back parts of banks and bail-in powers, where more capital can be

put in without taxpayer money.

Ruffley says what is the government support for RBS. "RBS would have gone into liquidation without government support," says Hester, who was appointed just as the bailout was happening in October 2008. Some £45bn has been used to buy shares, by the way, while the asset protection scheme insures the bank's most troublesome assets. Ruffley's questions are more about guarantees in the money markets, and he now wants to know if they have helped feed through into remuneration.

3.09pm: So in answering the first pay question, Hester said: "To the extent able to carry less capital than in the past, that implicit subsidy could have fed through ... to bonuses". He cites better loan


possible credit rating downgrades, saying that there will be no taxpayer-funded bailouts in the future. Flint says it's a lagging indicator.

Now is she asking: are the agencies wrong then? "They are just stating the obvious," says Flint, as agencies factor in an expectation that governments would bail out their banks. Flint says the markets make a judgment about the possibility of default and bailout, which in turn feeds through to the rates bank charge each other to borrow - known as Libor.

And the first question on competition. Are you too big to fail? she asks. Flint, who runs one of the biggest banks in the world and the biggest in the UK, says it's easy for financial institutions to enter the market and compete on retail deposits and[it's] a red herring to look at the size of one institution to look at risk in the system," he says.

On deposits, Hester says that because people are encouraged to think there is government support, it means consumers and small businesses can put their deposits in an Iceland bank and know their money is safe.

3.25pm: Now she's asking Flint if RBS should be broken up and more of Lloyds sold off. (The Vickers banking commission has suggested that Lloyds should sell more than the 600 branches the EU has ordered it to as a consequence of receiving state aid.) He essentially says no. "I don't think for the consumer it would make much of a difference," said Flint.

First Labour MP now – George Mudie. Does ring-fencing prevent money


although it not expected to be

produced until the end of the year.)

Norman wants to know how much of profits before tax is used to pay bonuses. In the investment bank it is higher than 25% but lower across the entire bank, Hester says. Norman is pressing on whether bonuses are benefiting from taxpayer subsidies. Hester acknowledges they have done but also points to "lending at razor-thin margins" so that mortgage customers benefited too.

4.17pm: Tyrie is saying there will be a break of 15 minutes before Bob Diamond of Barclays and António Horta-Osório of Lloyds appear, but first asks Hester if he will spell out what RBS will lose if it is broken up. Hester is again not being specific.

Quick break coming up now.

4.35pm: A quick glance at HSBC'sproposal for ring-fencing suggests it's all about using accounting rules known as IFRS9 to decide which assets should be held in the ring-fenced bank. HSBC argues that this allows the ring-fenced bank to hold both retail and corporate deposits as well as the corresponding loans (which banks had been concerned would be forced into the other bit of the bank under ring-fencing). HSBC declares that its idea would "be a separation closer to a Glass-Steagall type of basis", referring to the now repealed US ring-fencing legislation.

"This would have certain inefficiencies but would be much preferable to a structure that risked separating funding from lending; in substance therefore the proposal outlined herein may meet the policy objectives set out by the independent commission on banking," HSBC concludes in its


excludes capital but deals with operations such as branches. Can he envisage a ring-fence which could be a benefit? "It's not the best, but we do think there is a way to make it work," says Diamond.

Michael Fallon is asking questions now about the further divestment of branches demanded of Lloyds by the Vickers commission. Horta-Osório says there is no justification for it and that it is "against the interests of our customers... including the taxpayer". "We are engaging with the commission, it is still early days," he says.

5.00pm: Horta-Osório is being pressed on why the 600-odd branches being sold will create a new competitor and why Lloyds is accusing Vickers of inconsistencies in its treatment of Lloyds and RBS. Vickers regarded the 318 RBS branches sold to"Barclays was a stabilising force," Diamond insists.

George Mudie kicks off by saying Barclays was lucky. Diamond does not respond.

5.23pm: Diamond tells Mudie – who favours total separation – that Barclays is working on the basis that Vickers will require some sort of ring-fencing. Mudie says Barclays is producing questions and objections to ring-fencing, in contrast to HSBC. Diamond says he "appreciates that the full break-up is off the table" and having "good engagement" with Vickers. Mudie says Vickers told him that he hadn't taken full separation off the table.

The resolution talks with the FSA are intended to ensure that the retail arm of Barclays can keep operating, and if necessary, close down other bits, says Diamond. He also talks about cocos - the contingent capital that kicks in


He isn't answering directly but says that cocos are only part of the answer - they need strong supervision, higher capital ratios. Horta-Osório argues that capital requirements could fall if banks had resolution and recovery plans that worked.

Stewart Hosie is asking Diamond about the costs to the bank if capital ratios were 10% and pushed higher. "We are carrying more capital than hopefully we need when all the plans are put in place," Diamond says, adding that the bank has purposely overcapitalised.

Prior to the crisis, UK banks had about £180bn in equity; £150bn was put in during the crisis; while Basel 3, the new capital rules, will push it up to £500bn, Diamond is saying. His point is banks are holding more capital even though their risks haveRecently, an eBay seller from whom I’ve bought a few ridiculously cheap items (like $1 braided airbrush hoses) sent around an email about a new online store they were opening – PleasedShop.com.

I’m always open to really cheap stuff, so I clicked over.

And then my jaw dropped.

I’m not really sure what I was expecting. But it sure as hell wasn’t $10 airbrushes. $10 airbrushes that looks to be fairly decent knockoffs of far more expensive airbrushes.

Curious, I ordered two – the $10, 0.3mm number that looks like an Iwata HP-C knockoff.

And a second $10 airbrush, a 0.2mm dual-action that looks for all the world like an Iwata HP-B.

Instead of the usual review, I’m going to do this as more of a Q&A. Mainly because I hate photographing/reviewing airbrushes. You


  int GetDashCount() const;
    wxBitmap* GetStipple() const;

#if FUTURE_WXWIN_COMPATIBILITY_3_0
    wxDEPRECATED_FUTURE( void SetStyle(int style) )
        { SetStyle((wxPenStyle)style); }
#endif

    // internal: wxGDIObject methods
    virtual bool RealizeResource();
    virtual bool FreeResource(bool force = false);
    virtual WXHANDLE GetResourceHandle() const;
    virtual bool IsFree() const;

protected:
    virtual wxGDIRefData* CreateGDIRefData() const;
    virtual wxGDIRefData* CloneGDIRefData(const wxGDIRefData* data) const;

    // same as FreeResource() + RealizeResource()
    bool Recreate();

    DECLARE_DYNAMIC_CLASS(wxPen)
};

#endif // _WX_PEN_H_
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to capture the output of a function into a variable in bash that allows the exit to work.
I tried using set -e as well, and had no luck with that either. Can someone suggest how to build my error handler so that it exits the script even in these cases?

A:

You can test the result of the assignment:
if item=$(myfunc "$1")
then : Function worked
else : Function failed
fi

This tests the exit status of the command run in the sub-shell that the $(…) uses.

Without actually using functions, you can experiment with:
$ if item=$(echo Hi; exit 1); then echo "$item - OK"; else echo "$item - OH"; fi
Hi - OH
$ if item=$(echo Hi; exit 0); then echo "$item - OK"; else echo "$item - OH"; fi
Hi - OK
$

Or, if functions are deemed crucial,---
abstract: '[ We discuss relations of Vafa’s quantum cohomology with Floer’s homology theory, introduce equivariant quantum cohomology, formulate some conjectures about its general properties and, on the basis of these conjectures, compute quantum cohomology algebras of the flag manifolds. The answer turns out to coincide with the algebra of regular functions on an invariant lagrangian variety of a Toda lattice.]{}'
author:
- |
    Alexander GIVENTAL [^1]\
    UC Berkeley
- |
    Bumsig KIM\
    UC Berkeley
date: ' December 12, 1993'
title: |
    QUANTUM COHOMOLOGY OF FLAG MANIFOLDS\
    AND TODA LATTICES
---

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Introduction
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Quantum cohomology of compact complex Kahler manifolds was introduced by C.Vafa \[V\] in connection with the theory of mirror manifolds.

By Vafa’s definition, the quantum cohomology $QH^*(X)$ of


a Morse–Bott function.

-   The group of covering transformations is in fact the lattice ${{\Bbb Z}}^k = \pi _2(X)\cap H_2(X, {{\Bbb R}})$ of spherical periods of closed $2$-forms on $X$ and thus the Morse–Smale–Bott–Novikov complex can be identified with the homology group $H_*(X,{{\Bbb Z}}[q,q^{-1}])$ of $X$ where the coefficient ring is a group ring of the lattice (in the first approximation it can be taken as the ring of Laurent polynomials in $k$ generators $q=(q_1,...,q_k)$).

-   Finally, “perfect” means that the boundary operator in the complex is [*zero*]{} so that $FH_*(X)$$\cong H_*(X,{{\Bbb Z}}[q^{\pm 1}])$ as a ${{\Bbb Z}}[q^{\pm 1}]$-module.

The latter statement is due to the fact that ${{\cal A}}$ is the Hamiltonian of a circle action. The Atiyah convexity theorem \[A\] says in particular that theV'(z,q')[C'] = [\text{Direct image}\ V'(z,q')][C]$$ by the very definition of the direct image operation.

Equivariant Floer homology
--------------------------

We briefly discuss here quantum equivariant cohomology from the point of view of Morse-Floer theory on loop spaces. This discussion is supposed to motivate our conjecture that the general properties expected from quantum cohomology can be naturally generalized to the equivariant case.

Let $X$, as above, be a compact simply-connected Kahler manifold provided with a holomorphic action of the complexified compact Lie group $G_{{{\Bbb C}}}$ and and with a $G$-invariant Kahler form. The group $G_{{{\Bbb C}}}$ also acts by holomorphic transformations on the loop space $LX$ and its universal covering. Since the action functional ${{\cal A}}$ on the covering is $G$-invariant one can try to construct the equivariant Floer (co)homology $FH^*_G(X)$ by means of


equivariant Morse-Witten theory for ${{\cal A}}$.

Usually one defines an equivariant Morse chain complex using finite-dimensional approximations $EG_N \to BG_N$ of the universal $G$-bundle. For example, if $G$ is the unitary group $U_n$ one can choose the complex Grassmann manifold $Gr(N,n)$ on the role of $BG$ and the corresponding Stiefel manifold on the role of $EG_N$. Mimicking this approach, we can extend the functional ${{\cal A}}$ to the space $EG_N\times LX^{~}$ in the trivial manner and thus construct a functional ${{\cal A}}_N$ on the manifold $L_N=EG_N\times _G LX^{~}$ approximating the homotopic quotient space $(LX^{~})_G$. Now we can apply Floer’s semi-infinite Morse theory to the functionals ${{\cal A}}_N$. Notice that the homotopic quotient $(LX)_G$ is nothing but the space of vertical loops in the bundle $X_G\to BG$, and $L_N$ isthe module structure over $H^*_G(pt)\otimes {{\Bbb Z}}[q]$, and

-   allows to express the multiple pairings through quantum multiplication and the classical direct image functional: $${\langle}p_1|...|p_r{\rangle}= {\langle}p_1...p_r , [1] {\rangle}.$$

It is difficult to say now whether a rigorous justification of these hypotheses should be even more sophisticated than in the non-equivariant case. One one hand, general position arguments should require introducing almost complex structures on $X$ which are not $G$-invariant. The most natural way to handle this problem — by considering the space ${{\cal J}}$ of all almost complex structures and constructing $G$-equivariant Floer cohomology of $LX\times {{\cal J}}$ — involves one more “infinity” and seems to raise the level of technical difficulty. On the other hand, the finite-dimensional approximations $BG_N$ of classifying spaces have Kahler models, and


induced $G$-space (in the sense of $3.6$) is nothing but the flag manifold $F_n$. Its fibration over $G/G'=Gr(n,m)$ sends a flag in ${{\Bbb C}}^n$ to its $m$-dimensional component.

Let $V_m$ denote generating volume function for quantum equivariant cohomology of $F_m$.

$$V_n(z,q,c) |_{q_m=0} =
   \text{\em Direct image}\ [V_m(z',q',c')\cdot V_{n-m}(z'',q'',c'')]$$

*where*

$z=(z_1,...,z_n)$ are coordinates on $H^2((F_n)_G)$ with respect to the basis $u_1,...,u_n$ (see $3.2$), $z'=(z_1,...,z_m), z''=(z_{m+1},...,z_n)$,

$q = (q', q_m, q'') = (q_1,...,q_m, ... ,q_{n-1})$,

$c$, $c'$ and $c''$ are Chern classes of $U_n$, $U_m$ and $U_{n-m}$ respectively, and “[*Direct image*]{}” refers to the direct image operation ${{\Bbb Z}}[c',c'']=H^*(BG') \to H^*(G)={{\Bbb Z}}[c]$ for the bundle $BG'\to BG$ with the fiber $Gr(n,m)$ (see $3.3$).

[*Proof.*]{} It is a straightforward corollary of the product and induction formulas: factorization $(F_n)_{U_n}=(F_m)_{U_m}\times (F_{n-m})_{U_{n-m}}$ identifies the basis $(u_1,...,u_n)$ in the $2$-ndFigures

Abstract

The obesity epidemic is responsible for a substantial economic burden in developed countries and is a major risk factor for type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular disease. The disease is the result not only of several environmental risk factors, but also of genetic predisposition. To take advantage of recent advances in gene-mapping technology, we executed a genome-wide association scan to identify genetic variants associated with obesity-related quantitative traits in the genetically isolated population of Sardinia. Initial analysis suggested that several SNPs in the FTO and PFKP genes were associated with increased BMI, hip circumference, and weight. Within the FTO gene, rs9930506 showed the strongest association with BMI (p = 8.6 ×10−7), hip circumference (p = 3.4 × 10−8), and weight (p = 9.1 × 10−7). In Sardinia, homozygotes for


those in our original Sardinian sample. Nevertheless, our findings strongly confirm evidence for association between rs9930506 and the three BMI-related traits (weight, hip circumference, and BMI). Specifically, rs9930506 showed association with all three traits among EA and HA in the GenNet study (meta-analysis of the EA and HA samples results in a p-value between 0.0005 and 0.001, depending on trait; see Table 3). The association is significant and in the same direction as in our original sample. The allele frequencies are also similar in all three samples, with a frequency of 0.46 in our Sardinian sample for allele “G” of rs9930506 and of 0.44 and 0.33 in the GenNet EA and HA samples, respectively. In the GenNet sample, homozygotes for the two rs9930506 alleles differ in weight byThe inverse normal transformation reduces the impact of outliers and deviations from normality on statistical analysis. The transformation involves ranking all available phenotypes, transforming these ranks into quantiles and, finally, converting the resulting quantiles into normal deviates. We included sex, age, and age2 as covariates in all analysis. Height was significantly associated with weight and hip circumference and was included as an additional covariate in analysis of those traits. We fitted a simple regression model to each trait and used a variance component approach to account for correlation between different observed phenotypes within each family. For individuals who had genotype data available, we coded genotypes as 0, 1, and 2 (depending on the number of copies of the allele being tested). For individuals with missing genotype data, we


Arzana, and Elini; the head of the local Public Health Unit Ar1; and the residents of the towns for their volunteerism and cooperation. We also thank Harold Spurgeon and Paul Pullen for invaluable help with equipment and readings, and Michele Evans and Dan Longo for helpful discussions. Finally, we thank Mark Lathrop for genotyping of the SUVIMAX samples and for critical advice.

IRB Approval. The study, including the protocols for subject recruitment and assessment, the informed consent for participants (and Assent Forms for those 14–18 y old), and the overall analysis plan were reviewed and approved by IRB boards for the Istituto di Neurogenetica e Neurofarmacologia (INN; Cagliari, Italy), the MedStar Research Institute (responsible for intramural research at the National Institutes of Aging, Baltimore, Maryland, United States of America),the ADM2582 because it is an isolating type, has the voltage generator inside and can be run 2 wire or 4 wire: -

If anyone says that these are expensive (+£5 each) I say I don't give a damn because performance comes first on some parts of any job!
Also I'd like to point out that many folk do use full duplex RS485 because it's far easier conceptually to build repeaters on long line lengths. You can use two chips like the above (or non-isolating type) and wire them back to back. You can always convert to 2 wire at one end should that be necessary.


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Sacramento Bee (blog)Sacramento wants to become a “bee haven”Sacramento Bee (blog)Sacramento is going to the bees. The City Council on Tuesday will vote on a resolution to make the city a “Honey Bee Haven,” a place where bees are protected from pesticides, are provided year-round clean food and water and given shelter. It also means ...

COW offers free water-wise workshops in MarchWoodland RecordAt the March 11 session, Christine Casey of the UC Davis Department of Entomology and Nematology Haagen-Dazs Honey Bee Haven will describe how to support native pollinator populations by including pollinator habitat in drought-tolerant landscapes.

USDA Approves "Untested, Inherently Risky" GMO AppleTruth-OutSome of the scientists also pointed out that GMO apples will likely lead to even greater use of pesticides, on a product that (unless it's organic)bank in his interview, was hired, and was dispatched to the Middle East to meet with high-net worth clients, earning thousands of dollars for his work.

But Ahli decided to check up on Gwinell's history at some point and had a firm called Control Risks place some calls.

First they contacted Oxford, which had no record of the man on their books. Then they discovered he'd never attended Harvard, never worked for JPMorgan, and had never passed exams with the Chartered Institute of Bankers.

What he had done is spend six months in prison in the 90s for fraud.

In court yesterday the presiding judge said,

Somehow or other you managed to convince Connaught Partners, who were headhunters, that you were a suitable candidate for employment by the bank.

Moreover, you then went on


The Uninvited (1996 film)

The Uninvited, also known as Victim of the Haunt, The Haunting of Patricia Johnson, and The House at the End of the Street, is a 1996 made-for-TV film directed by Larry Shaw and starring Sharon Lawrence and Beau Bridges. Inspired by true events, the film was written by Karen Clark.

Overview
The infamous haunting events in the film have also been depicted in other supernatural television shows, including Haunted Lives: True Ghost Stories, Sightings and A Haunting. The film premiered as a Tuesday Night movie special on CBS near the Halloween season. The film was viewed by 8.5 million viewers and received a 15 share while holding 3rd place in its time slot.

Plot

Inspired by true events. After Patti Johnson gives birth to a still-born child, she and herQ:

What qualifies as an infinite population?

I've been looking for a clear guideline to distinguish between a finite population and an infinite one, for example, in some places an infinite population is described as something like the number of stars in the universe, and in other places it's described as something way smaller, like the number of products in the market. I'm studying highschool math so I'd like an answer for that level of knowledge. Thanks!

A:

As @RyanA has commented, the only truly infinite populations are abstract theoretical ones. For practical statistical purposes, it is sometimes feasible
to treat a sufficiently large finite population as if it were infinite.
Just when, depends on the situation and the probability model you are using.
Here are two examples that illustrate the importance of context and


Graves' immunoglobulin G stimulates iodothyronine 5'-deiodinating activity in FRTL-5 rat thyroid cells.
To elucidate the effect of Graves' immunoglobulin G (IgG) on iodothyronine deiodination in the thyroid, we examined the characteristics of iodothyronine 5'-deiodinating (I-5'-D) activity in FRTL-5 rat thyroid cells and the effect of Graves' IgG on its activity. FRTL-5 cells were sonicated and incubated with 0.5 mumol/L rT3 with a tracer amount of [125I]rT3 in 0.1 mol/L phosphate buffer containing 1 mmol/L EDTA and 0.5 mmol/L dithiothreitol. The released 125I- was separated by Dowex-50WX2 column and counted. The amount of I- released was tissue, incubation time, temperature, and pH dependent, strongly suggesting that the reaction is enzymatic. The activity was completely inhibited by propylthiouracil. The Km value for rT3 was approximately 0.32 microM when analyzed by Lineweaver-Burkto an outdoor biergarten during a nighttime festival. This buffet serves solid food, but nothing to write home about. However, the beer options are phenomenal; both at Biergarten and around the pavilion. Get an authentic German pint at the beer cart or a Grapefruit Beer at Sommerfest along with a bratwurst or jumbo pretzel. Finally, Karamell-Küche offers amazing caramel-infused desserts that can top off an amazing food excursion in Germany.

Entertainment: B

The Germany pavilion entertainment has been a revolving door for many different bands and performers over the last few years. Currently, it's Durch & Durch, a boy band that mixes German rock and pop music. I haven't seen them yet, so I'll give them the benefit of the doubt, but I have reason to believe there will be


paths towards the rear and lose yourself in the pavilion. Also, visit the Gallery of Arts and History to learn more about Moroccan customs and lifestyle. Finally, while it can be daunting to try Moroccan food and risky to pay for a meal you don't know if you'll like, I recommend you try some of the options they offer here.

Theming: A+

The France pavilion is beautifully themed and showcases French architecture and culture as a whole, with fountains leading you to the Eiffel Tower, beautiful paintings, gardens and winding paths that immerse you in the pavilion.

After praising multiple pavilions for their food offerings, I have to say that France is hands down the best food pavilion in World Showcase and has some of the best treats and meals on× n3 ) + ( point_on2 • n2 )( n3 × n1 ) + ( point_on3 • n3 )( n1 × n2 )) / det(n1,n2,n3)

Actually point_on1 • n1 = -d1 (assuming you write your planes Ax + By + Cz + D=0, and not =-D).  So, you could rewrite it as:

P_intersection = (( -d1 )( n2 × n3 ) + ( -d2 )( n3 × n1 ) + ( -d3 )( n1 × n2 )) / det(n1,n2,n3)

A function that intersects 3 planes:
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{
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original planes.
The line of intersection between the red and blue planes looks like this

Efficiency and stability
The "robust" (2nd way) takes 48 elementary ops by my count, vs the 36 elementary ops that the 1st way (isolation of x,y) uses. There is a trade off between stability and # computations between these 2 ways.
It'd be pretty catastrophic to get (0,inf,inf) back from a call to the 1st way in the case that B1 was 0 and you didn't check.  So adding in if statements and making sure not to divide by 0 to the 1st way may give you the stability at the cost of code bloat, and the added branching (which might be quite expensive).  The 3 plane intersection method is almost branchless and won't givethink that this movement
can keep pushing them
to actually do what
they say they will do.
-We're going to do
an Instagram takeover.
What?
What is that?
We'd be such attention whores.
Attention whores, sorry.
We were thinking you could do an
Instagram takeover from backstage.
That's only from 5:30pm.
-We have to do it?
-If you'd like, yes.
We can use my phone.
You can take photos of yourself
for Snapchat
if one of you are having
a drink or something.
Great, will do.
I'm going to do your make-up.
That's ok.

Italian:
e penso che questo movimento sia
in grado di fare pressione
perché mantengano le loro promesse.
- Faremo un takeover
su Instagram.
Cosa?
E che cos'è?
Saremmo delle gran attention whore.
Pensavamo che potresti fare un
takeover su Instagram dal backstage.
Inizia dalle 17:30.
- Dobbiamo farlo noi?
- Se volete, sì.
Possiamo usare il mio telefono.
Potete anche fare dei
selfie per Snapchat
se bevete qualcosa
o cose del genere.
Ottimo, sarà fatto.
Vieni


Resolution No. 13-105

EARNESTLY REQUESTING THE HONORABLE CITY MAYOR JOHN GEESNELL L. YAP II TO CREATE AND COMMISSION A CONSULTATIVE TECHNICAL WORKING COMMITTEE FOR THE PURPOSE OF ORGANIZING PUBLIC FORUM AND/OR CIVIC DISCUSSION TO RESOLVE THE SHORTAGE OF POTABLE WATER SUPPLIED BY THE TAGBILARAN CITY WATERWORKS SYSTEM (TCWS) AND TO PROVIDE FUNDS THEREOF (Sponsored by: Hon. Alexander H. Lim, City Councilor)The UK and the US will begin work immediately on a new negotiating pact to pave the way for a full trade deal to come into force after Brexit.

The announcement, which will raise eyebrows in Brussels, follows Theresa May’s visit to the White House in which she and Donald Trump agreed to deepen relations.

Giving new details about the visit, Downing Street said the story behind pictures of the pair arm-in-arm is that Mr Trump offered his hand to Ms May in a “chivalrous gesture” to help her down a ramp.

It also emerged Mr Trump said he wanted Ms May to be the first person he sees when he arrives on a state visit to see the Queen, and that he told an official to store away the White


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The thing is, they weren't Tibetans. They were Chinese down from the border, dressed as Tibetan monks, working a hustle.

The third vignette is more recent. I wandered into a shop to purchase some clothing. During the fitting, I gazed absently across the street. A woman was struggling to carry a huge


statue of Padmasambhava into a ground floor shop. I dismissed the tailor and crossed the street to help. Her shop was in fact a "Tibetan" shop. She was a girl from Guandong province, who had been a military interpreter in Lhasa.

We spent the rest of the afternoon discussing her practice. She told me she had done 500,000 prostrations and 5 million vajra guru mantras. Since leaving the military, she spent her time translating Tibetan dharma books into Chinese.

You know... there is a great deal of interest in Guandong province. The faithful there raised the millions necessary to cast and erect the huge, new statue of Padmasambhava for Samye... the one that the military promptly took down.

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stated below, this court reverses the district court and instructs the district court to grant Appellant's petition.

I. Background & Jurisdiction

A. Preliminary Events & Willie Junior's Plea Bargain
On June 17, 2002, the Florida Circuit Court for Escambia County handed down an indictment against Appellant for one count of money laundering, one count of bribery, and one count of unlawful compensation or reward for official behavior. Record Evidence ("R.E.") Doc. 8 Ex. A at 1-3. The State alleged that Appellant, a county commissioner, made payments to Willie Junior ("Junior"), another county commissioner, to secure Junior's vote in favor of the County's purchase of the Pensacola Soccer Complex from Joe Elliott ("Elliott"). Allegedly, Elliott in turn provided Appellant and Junior with monetary kickbacks upon the county's purchase of the property.
Several monthsAppellant's State Court Trial
Prior to his own trial, Appellant filed a notice of intent to use party opponent statements, to wit, (1) the State Attorney's claims contained in the Notice of Revocation, (2) the State Attorney's statements at the Notice of Revocation hearing, and (3) the State Attorney's statements from the Elliot trial, in order to explore Junior's motivations for changing his story. Appellant hoped to use these materials for two reasons: (1) to examine whether Junior modified his testimony because he perceived that the Elliott acquittal jeopardized his plea bargain and so he wanted to assure Appellant's conviction, and (2) to explore whether the Notice of Revocation compelled Junior to stick to his new, enhanced version of events because he feared the successful revocation of his plea


governing law" as enunciated by the Supreme Court or if the state court "confronts a set of facts that are materially indistinguishable" from a Supreme Court decision and nevertheless arrives at a different result. Id. at 74, 123 S.Ct. 1166 (quotation marks & citation omitted); accord Dingle, 480 F.3d at 1098. Paragraph (2) allows federal courts to grant a writ in cases where a state court "identifies the correct governing legal principle" from controlling Supreme Court decisions, but applies that principle to the facts of the case in an "objectively unreasonable" manner.[5]Lockyer, 538 U.S. at 75, 123 S.Ct. 1166 (quotation marks omitted & citation); see Dingle, 480 F.3d at 1098.
When a constitutional claim is properly presented to the state court, but the state court does not adjudicate itfelt to alter his story to ensure Appellant's conviction and thereby save his plea bargain. Without having to confront this line of questioning, Junior was able to portray the inconsistencies in his statements as products of memory lapses and forgetfulness. See, e.g., R.E. Doc. 26 at 16-26. Although Junior's purported inability to recall events consistently eroded his credibility, had Appellant been able to elicit Junior's reaction to the Elliot acquittal, the jury may have further discounted Junior as a witness. Conversely, the State presents no evidence that permitting the narrow use of the Elliott acquittal for these purposes would have led to, inter alia, "harassment, prejudice, confusion of the issues . . . or interrogation that is repetitive or only marginally relevant." Van Arsdall, 475 U.S. at 679,


prosecution believed Junior's revised testimony to comport materially with his prior statements. Similarly, the jury could have concluded that Junior felt obligated to testify truthfully because the prosecutor could revoke the plea deal at will. See, e.g., Trial Tr. 669:1-20, 1171:7-1172:3, 1175:11-22. On the other hand, discussion of the court's denial of the Notice would have shown the jury that the prosecution no longer exercised such leverage against Junior, see, e.g., Trial Tr. 685:9-17, and thereby may have eroded the jury's faith in Junior's testimony. With knowledge that the prosecution had already failed once to exercise its purported sole discretion to revoke Junior's plea agreement, the jury may have had little reason to believe that the prosecution retained the power to revoke the agreement if Junior testified untruthfully.
Second,Georgann Elliott.[1] Junior, a member of the Board of Commissioners of Escambia County (the "Commission") for the previous seventeen years, was charged with bribery (four counts), extortion (four counts), racketeering, and grand theft. Joseph Elliott was charged with bribery, racketeering, and money laundering, and Georgann Elliott was charged with conspiracy to commit bribery, principal to bribery, and money laundering.
On June 14, 2002, Junior, still a member of the Commission but under suspension, met with investigators from the State Attorney's Office. Three days later, on June 17, Junior entered into a plea agreement with the State Attorney, which called for him to plead nolo contendere to all charges in exchange for the State Attorney's recommendation at sentencing that the court sentence him to a term of incarceration of not


not unconstitutionally curtailed?"

D.
Section 2254, as amended by AEDPA, bars a federal court from granting a writ of habeas corpus on a claim that was adjudicated on the merits in a state proceeding unless the adjudication
(1) resulted in a decision that was contrary to, or involved an unreasonable application of, clearly established Federal law, as determined by the Supreme Court of the United States; or
(2) resulted in a decision that was based on an unreasonable determination of the facts in light of the evidence presented in the State court proceeding.
28 U.S.C. § 2254(d). In this case, Childers does not contend that the District Court of Appeal's decision was based on an unreasonable determination of the facts underpinning its ruling; hence, our only concern is whether the decision was "contraryverdict only under the Florida rules of evidence, which are not coterminous with the Confrontation Clause such that a ruling based on the Florida rules of evidence is, ipso facto, a ruling on the Confrontation Clause. Because the state court did not address the Sixth Amendment claim, AEDPA deference does not apply. Cone v. Bell, 129 S.Ct. at 1784;; 28 U.S.C. § 2254(d). Indeed, even if we only have "grave doubts" that the state court addressed the federal constitutional issue in question, we must review the merits of the claim de novo. Wright v. Sec'y for the Dep't of Corrs., 278 F.3d 1245, 1254 (11th Cir.2002); Romine v. Head, 253 F.3d 1349, 1365 (11th Cir.2001).

We note, however, that even if we were applying AEDPA deference, the state trial


§ 90.608 ("Any party . . . may attack the credibility of a witness by . . . [s]howing that the witness is biased.")); that Florida's "evidence code liberally permits the introduction of evidence to show the bias or motive of a witness," Gibson v. State, 661 So.2d 288, 291 (Fla. 1995); and that "`Section 90.608(2), Florida Statutes, as well as the Sixth Amendment to the United States Constitution, guarantee a defendant "the right to a full and fair opportunity to cross-examine prosecution witnesses in order to show their bias or motive to be untruthful,"'" Shaw, 831 So.2d at 774 (quoting Barows v. State, 805 So.2d 120, 122 (Fla. 4th Dist.Ct.App.2002)).
[8]  Fed.R.Evid. 403, "Exclusion of Relevant Evidence on Grounds of Prejudice, Confusion, or Waste of Time," states:his grief was deep. But the love he felt now, a man's love for this wild child, filled every corner of his heart. Light pressed his lips to her forehead and tasted the sweetness of her flesh. She stirred and the blanket slipped down, exposing her soft naked breasts peeking through the dark silky hair that lay in a tangle over her shoulders and curled between the soft white mounds.

A rush of warm blood through his veins spread an unwanted arousal thoughout his body. Reason won out over his hunger to gather her close in his arms and seek the "sweet hurty feeling," as she called their lovemaking. Green was fading from the tops of the oak trees and soon leaves would fall. He and Maggie must make