dying and the doctors looking after her concluded that any attempt to resuscitate her would be needlessly cruel. The Registrar had just raised the topic of the DNR order with Sarah and her much younger sister when he was bleeped away to another part of the hospital. So the women took the heart-breaking decision themselves.

When I told a Senior House Officer about this he said “but they didn’t take that decision – the Med Reg took it”.

Viewed through rational, modernist glasses, my SHO pal is right: the choice was not theirs to make and therefore they made no choice. But even so, they experienced making it as surely as if the casting vote had truly been theirs. We need the NHS to bridge both perspectives. It seems thatit, and maybe even trust and support, if had been handled right.

Soft skills are subjective skills, when using soft skills you need be aware of context and to exercise judgement. You need imagination. You have to be willing to walk in someone else’s shoes. They involve taking risks and making yourself vulnerable. When you are exercising soft skills, you have to be willing not to know. This subjectivity makes them difficult to turn into a system or a methodology.

With soft skills there’s no right or wrong answer, there is better and worse, more useful and less useful, but no right and wrong.

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It is hard to know what to make of the recent arrests of the Indian and Iraqi doctors.

The foreign press in particular express some surprise


be treated by Consultants who have approximately 60% less experience than previously (shorter hours, fewer years)?

Do you think that the service you get from the NHS will be improved or made worse by making 25% of junior doctors and specialist trainees redundant? (If only they were being given redundancy packages….)

Do you think a Consultant will be better or worse if their experience of medicine outside their own speciality has been reduced from half a dozen years to two?

Tabloid questions, yes. But this is what will outrage patients, not the complexities of the MTAS computer system.

However, in order to shape this debate, the medical profession must consider the profession, both in terms of individual career options and in the more philosophical terms of “what is a good doctor” andInsulating glass units (IGUs) are used in windows to reduce heat loss from building interiors during cold weather. IGUs are typically formed by a spacer assembly sandwiched between glass lites. A spacer assembly usually comprises a frame structure extending peripherally about the unit, a sealant material adhered both to the glass lites and the frame structure, and a desiccant for absorbing atmospheric moisture within the unit. The margine or the glass lites are flush with or extend slightly outwardly from the spacer assembly. The sealant extends continuously about the frame structure periphery and its opposite sides so that the space within the IGUs is hermetic.
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When did Ewan MacEgan grow to be so overwhelmingly strong and disarmingly sexy? He intends to wed Honora St. Leger’s demure sister—but why should that matter to her? Honora would rather wield a sword than a mending needle and, as a widow, she knows there is little pleasure in the marriage bed….

Ewan MacEgan has set his sights on a wealthy bride but, tantalizingly, he finds himself drawn to the forbidden Honora! One touch and he is longing to awaken her sensuality, for he suspects she will be as passionate in bed as she is on the battlefield!yards and did not catch a pass. The Colts keep on winning, which was the point of adding Richardson, but the addition of Richardson has done little to help them in winning games. The team is saying all of the right things when it comes to Richardson and continue to say they love him and think he will be a big part of their team, but three games in, he has been extremely ordinary. With that said, if they can get him rolling while they are continue this winning streak, they become a far more dangerous team. If not, they are going to be wishing they had that draft pick back in May when they are trying to put the finishing touches on a Super Bowl team.

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Robert and Rachel Jones were close neighbors with whom Jennie had almost daily discussions about her business. For a period of 3 or 4 months prior to December 1, 1964 Jennie discussed with the Joneses the deeding of the 80-acre farm to Wayne and Wesley Shroyer. She stated *217 that she wanted to deed the property to them; that "she wanted Wayne and Wesley to have the farm and that was her intentions." Jennie told the Joneses during this period that Betty Daily (sister of Wesley and Wayne) had asked Jennie to deed the farm to her since she (Betty) was the one who was taking care of her mother Jessie, but that Jennie had refused


wills "had been destroyed" and "there is no other." In their discussions Jennie stated that she wanted to make sure that the farm stayed with one or the other of the boys; that if either wanted to sell, the other should have first chance to buy. The deed was drawn to make such a provision. She did not want it known that she was deeding the farm to the boys. She wanted "to keep it quiet," and said "I just don't want trouble, Bob, in the family." She felt that the others in the family would be disturbed if they knew that she intended Wesley and Wayne to have the farm. The deed to Wesley and Wayne bears date December 1, 1964. It was notarized on December 8,of her property to Wayne Shroyer. Concerned about his lease, he went to Jennie in July, 1966 and asked whether the land had been deeded to Wayne. She said "yes" but assured him that the deed was made after the lease and that she had "included the lease" in the deed. Jennie continued to live on the 80-acre farm and to collect royalties from the rock quarry until her death. She kept and retained the money for herself.
On July 5, 1966 Jennie wrote an unwitnessed and therefore ineffective "will" in her own handwriting, stating that she wanted to make known her wishes as to the disposal of her home and belongings. She recited that she had been alone, without financial help; that Virgil had always seen to it


that she was comfortable; that since his passing his family had been wonderful to her; that his boys Wesley and Wayne "have been so helpful & still think of me first. To them I have deeded my home of 80 acres. Not much for all they have done for me But it is my life's work having lived here alone for 30 years. They shall have a good deed to farm subject to a lease contract with Stark & Cole Inc. for the production of road rock & lime for which I get .06¢ per ton for all material sold This contract along with deed being part and parcel of farm shall go with the deed to Wesley & Wayne My royalty of.06¢ per ton shall be usedour own findings, giving due deference to the findings and judgment of the trial chancellor. Cleary v. Cleary, Mo.Sup., 273 S.W.2d 340, 346; Klatt v. Wolff, Mo.Sup., 173 S.W.2d 933.
The only question is whether there was a delivery of the deed. The controlling element in determining this question, a mixed question of law and fact, is the intention of the parties, particularly the intention of the grantor. O'Mohundro v. Mattingly, Mo.Sup., 353 S.W.2d 786 [2]; Klatt v. Wolff, supra; Galloway v. Galloway, Mo.Sup., 169 S.W. 2d 883 [13]. The vital inquiry with respect to the grantor is whether she intended a complete transfer; whether she parted with dominion over the instrument with the intention of relinquishing all dominion and control over the conveyance and of making it presently


she did not consider that the deed had been delivered so as to pass title in December, 1964. Although she recited that she had deeded her home of 80 acres to the boys, and gave her reasons, the wording used strongly indicates her intention that they were to take in the future. The boys "shall have a good deed to the farm." The rock contract "shall go with the deed to Wesley and Wayne." The royalties were to be used to pay her funeral expenses and other obligations (still retaining control over the proceeds of the quarry) and after all accounts are settled the deed and lease "shall be turned over to the owners of the farm Wesley and Wayne Shroyer." (Our emphasis.) This is not the languageof a grantor who considered that she had previously transferred and relinquished all right, title and interest in a farm, by making and delivering a deed to the grantees. This "voice from the grave," so to speak, weighs heavily in our determination that Jennie did not deliver the deed, and that as late as approximately three months prior to her death Jennie did not consider that she had already delivered the deed and given up the property to her intended beneficiaries, but rather considered it yet necessary to make a will providing for the postmortem delivery of the deed.
The judgment is affirmed.
WELBORN and HIGGINS, CC., concur.
PER CURIAM:
The foregoing opinion by HOUSER, C., is adopted as the opinion of the court.
All of the Judges concur.
NOTES
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the illegal immigrants, we threw out their jobs, too, and closed down all the businesses that served them.

The people who starved to death in Mexico aren’t here to enjoy the growing prosperity in their country, with so many American jobs now available to them – but free market economists never mind a few thousand deaths here and there. The free market always recovers. “Let them die,” the free market economists said, “and reduce the surplus population.”

Throw in a man on the street reaction:

As for all those Americans who had angrily rejected the idea of amnesty for illegal aliens, many of them were certain the right thing was done.

“If you reward them for breaking the law, they’ll just break it more,” they say.

“But you’re paying more for everything,” thecountering the racist bullshit that the illegal immigrants come here to mooch free services. No, they come here to work and feed their families. We are getting the workers, not the bums. His entire article is a point by point dismantling of the conservative position on immigration.

Can you respond to the crux of his argument? That removing illegal immigrants would, in practical application, end up hurting a lot of people, both illegal immigrants and citizens?

You seem to blame republicans yet they are the ones that created amnesty,to be fair they helped kill it too. The people that hire (entice) illegal immigration are they not guilty of something ? Or are they some type of humanitarian ? The US needs to be “better” than other countries by not protecting


it’s borders ? The human saga of people coming to America and suffering a little as opposed to staying home and suffering a lot seems right. Use the door ! Stop sneaking in. Stop the coyotes from being the new slavers and stop the businesses that eagerly use illegals for their own gain yet fail to play fair re: taxes etc themselves.

in2thefray, the Republicans are kind of split, between the corporate neocons who favor amnesty and the nativist “core” Republicans who favor kicking everyone out.

I agree that we need to tackle business that exploit illegal immigrants. Further, I would not argue for opening the border entirely. But what Orson Card argues, quite effectively, is that the effect of going after every illegal immigrant is bound to have longlast Providence show is this week, Thursday, May 4. I’m honored to share the stage for the finale with cast members Karen CL Anderson, Liana Cassar, Elizabeth DaRosa, Brianne DeRosa (director/producer/cast member), Kirsten DiChiappari (director/producer/cast member), Chelley Martinka (producer), Magnolia Perez and Alexandra Vaillancourt. Proceeds from the show help support Foster Forward, an organization that helps connect mentors for children in foster care.

I recommend seeing the finale in your city. (It’s in RI on May 4 at the Providence Public Library at 7 p.m.). I’ve seen performances from the audience… and from the stage.

It’s been four years since I was a cast member of the inaugural Providence show. The bond formed with my Listen to Your Mother sisters in 2013 was real. It was special. And it was


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Let p = -0.336 + 0.37. Let f = -0.01 - p.we are delivering today the Ipad the new imac the Ipod Iphoto Macbook air Itunes the revolutionary he's one of the most creative and bearing CEOs a global icon who have shaped the worlds of technology and media this products are adored by millions the company he started in a garage is worth more than 200 billion dollars today is an incredible talent he has for getting people to hear what he says and get excited about it for over 30 years computers music movies and mobile phones have all been transformed by Apple's Steve Jobs he's been called a brilliant visionary he is the Thomas Edison of our time and an egocentric bully he drove them overly hard at certain times some of them just wound up


getting up these computers are going to revolutionize life and I felt like oh my god I'm a part of this huge revolution that we're talking about everybody's going to have a computer in the home and nobody on the outside world believes us Steve Wozniak was the engineering genius Jobs the product and Presario he really wanted to make something in life I don't to this day know a lot of what drove him that way but he really wanted to have a company and a success projects that i would design and build very frequently Steve would say he knew how to sell it jobs family lived in this Los Altos neighborhood he and Wozniak took time off their day jobs to set up shop inthe family garage we didn't have a telephone to phone the computer stores in the garage that was in Steve's bedroom the team's first computer the Apple One it was a circuit board that users would generally build into a makeshift wooden box as the tech industry in Silicon Valley took off job saw opportunity the penalty for failure for going and trying to start a company in this valley is non-existent there really isn't the penalty for failure either psychologically or economically in the sense that if you have a good idea he goes go out to start your own company even if you fail you're generally considered worth more to the company you left because you have gained all this valuable experience and in many disciplines


on inside Apple although Jobs was the founder and creative force of apple the Apple board of directors wanted an experienced executive to be president of the company jobs interviewed dozens of candidates before he focused on someone from outside the tech world Pepsi CEO John Sculley I wasn't really interested in joining Apple or being the CEO of Apple I thought I was highly unqualified but Steve those days he had long black hair and very piercing palmetto very eyes look down at his running shoes and then he looked up at me and he said you want to sell sugar water for the rest of your life what do you want to come with me and change the world and it was like someone just knockedpc-compatible computers still dominated the market internally trouble was brewing and have a computer he ran amok at apple he cost the company a lot of money so Steve was considered be wasteful he was considered to be self-indulgent he was the largest shareholder but also kind of a brat the thinking was well Mcintosh had not penetrated business we need a more mature leadership some adult supervision to run the company attention in the company rose as an internal power struggle threatened to tear it apart I said Steve we're a public company and I have to tell the board where we are in terms of inventory in terms of sales performance and were in trouble and the trouble is in the Macintosh division and he said


look anything like that it was transparent you can see the guts of it and it looked like it came out the Jepson's or something behind that was an astounding success the thing was the biggest selling computer full time six million units sold and it really sort of set the stage for Apples come back if I'm being a hit Apple when Steve Jobs would be history they gave him enough money and enough momentum you know to start coming out with other products slowly Apple's fortunes began to change the wins at the beginning on big ones that small wins it's just at the beginning it's stopping the decline when you start going sideways as opposed to continuing the decline that's a bit of a victorythe negotiation was classic Steve Jobs he simply said if I can't sell for ninety-nine cents on my store I am not selling it that's it no discussion the music industry had few other options in business you used to a lot of give and take that's not Apples way Apple's away is they get what they want it seemed like a good deal at the time until Itunes became available on Windows as well as Max the record industry then realize just who had a bigger hit complete monopoly retail online both Apple and music business if come out ahead because of Apples enter but Apple has made a whole lot more money because they're selling Hardware for hundreds of dollars in the music business is selling


shifting tension between tech giant's a fierce battle is developing between Google and Apple Google is moving into the mobile market sales of new phones with their android operating system have surged past the Iphone despite all the cut-throat competition Steve Jobs place in history is secure looking back at the 2005 Stanford graduation Jobs gave what some now considered to be one of the best commencement addresses of all time don't let the noise of others opinions drown out your own inner voice and most important have the courage to follow your heart and intuition they somehow already know what you truly want to become everything else is secondary ever a child of the 60s he signed off with words from a favorite source the whole earthInteger> fullGeneCount = new HashMap<>();
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The 20-year-old was a part of ARA FC’s 2nd Division I-League campaign in the 2018-19 season.

Hailing from Gurgaon, 20-year-old centre-back Vinay Singh, has signed a one-year contract with Slovakian third division side MFK Lokomotiva Zvolen, Khel Now can exclusively reveal. The youngster played for ARA FC in the 2nd Division I-League last season.

Apart from playing in the 2nd Division I-League, the starlet has prior experience of playing for Madhya Bharat SC and ATK B team.

Singh, who was the vice-captain of the team ahead of many experienced players at the tender age of 19 years, took plaudits for his display in the league last season. ARA head coach, Vivek Nagul Kumar described him as a “warrior at the back” for his defensive qualities.

Khel Now caught up with the young


is described in section III. In section IV, we present figures showing the fit to the corrected and new $\pi N$ elastic scattering input, as well as the resulting amplitudes for all transitions between $\pi N$, $\eta  N$ and an effective $\pi^2  N$ quasi two-body channel. Accordingly, the extracted resonance parameters and the S-wave scattering length are given in Tables 1 and 2.

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The formalism used in this work originated from the old CMU-LBL analysis [@Cut79], and was presented fully in Ref.[@Bat95a]. However, a sign error was made in the numerical evaluation of the dispersion integral, Eq.(19) of Ref.[@Bat95a], such that the imaginary part of the dispersion integral was taken incorrectly on the lower half of the Riemann sheet. In Fig.1, the dashed line shows our oldsolution [@Bat95a], and the dotted line is the solution obtained after the sign error is corrected. The data (dot points) of the KH80 solution near $\eta$ production threshold are also displayed . As can be seen in Fig.1. the numerical error in the evaluation of the dispersion integral has changed the shapes of real and imaginary parts of the S-wave amplitude. In addition, the signs of the first derivatives of real and imaginary parts also reverse in the region near the threshold. The solid curves, which are obtained after updating the controversial $\pi N$ elastic $S_{11}$ input for the energies up to $\eta$ production threshold, are in agreement in shape with the results of the single resonance model of Bennhold and Tanabe [@Ben91] (dashed line). The differences in


72(23)\
P$_{11}$ & 1737(11) & 159(26) & 33(29) & 12(9) & 55(29) & 1740(11) & 140(25) & 28(34) & 12(9) & 60(35)\
P$_{11}(_{2100/200}^{   9})$ & 2136(41) & 340(86) & 16(5) & 83(6) & 1(1) & 2157(42) & 355(88) & 16(5) & 83(5) & 1(1)\
P$_{13}(_{1720/190}^{14})$ & 1722(19) & 247(29) & 18(3) & 2(2) & 80(4) & 1720(18) & 244(28) & 18(3) & 0.4(1) & 82(4)\
D$_{13}(_{1520/114}^{54})$ & 1523(8) & 133(12) & 55(5) & 0.1(0.1) & 45(5) & 1522(8) & 132(11) & 55(5) & 0.1(0.1) & 45(5)\
D$_{13}(_{1700/110}^{   8})$ & 1821(23) & 141(37) & 9(6) & 20(5) & 71(9) & 1817(22) & 134(37) & 9(6) & 14(5) & 77(9)\
D$_{13}(_{2080/265}^{   6})$ & 2047(65) & 507(122) & 17(6) & 8(3) & 75(6) & 2048(65) & 529(128) & 17(7) & 8(3)a lengthscale $\xi \sim W$ [@GAB] and it is trivially flat on scales beyond $\xi$. Self-affinity implies instead that on [*any*]{} lengthscale $l<\xi$ the system rescales anisotropically. Although strain induced correlations could change the values of the critical exponents from the standard percolation ones, the basic picture remains the same.

Fig. 1 shows the data of the corresponding Figure 1 from [@Sch_03], displaying the broken springs. We also include the hull of the (damage) gradient percolation cluster and the corresponding Solid-On-Solid (SOS) interface. Comparing these two shows that the SOS presentation is just an artificial projection from the fractal perimeter of the damage zone which it is not self-affine. In particular, we see that the size of overhangs is of the same order of the width. We have also


most astounding performance in The Young and The Restless alongside actors like Shemar Moore, Elizabeth Hendrickson, Melody Thomas, and Camryn Grimes.

As a cast of the Y&R, she earns an average of $15 thousand to $25 thousand per episode. For now (2019), Shanica Knowles is the owner of $2 million fortune.

[Updated]

According to networth.org, Shanica Knowles has an estimated worth of $1.4 million in 2019. The starlet has featured in dozens of movies including the Disney Channel Original Movie, Jump In! The average salary for a movie actress in U.S. is $50,000 per movie.

Shanica is a fine singer as well, she receives a salary of $14.3000 to $121 per hour. Beyonce’s causin is still active in the showbiz industry. There is a probability, both her income and net worth willthe formula.
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Be sure to allow for default in your simulations, since a default will have a large negative effect on portfolio value.
Importance sampling will get better resolution.
Many people prefer Expected Shortfall to VaR because VaR is not a coherent risk measure.


Molecular and genetic approaches for behavioral analysis of protein function.
Behavioral neuroscientists traditionally have relied on pharmacological and lesion methods to explore the neural basis of complex behaviors. In the past decade, molecular and genetic approaches have been added to the repertoire, but their benefits are often severely constrained by a lack of temporal and spatial control over target protein modulation. Recent advances have allowed investigators to manipulate neuronal protein levels with far greater control over target selectivity, regional and cellular specificity, and duration of action than previously available. This article compares strengths and weaknesses in current molecular and genetic approaches for studying neuronal protein function in complex behaviors.NYHA I). Median follow-up was 40 [IQR 32-47] months. Patients with a dilated LA (≥34mL/m2, 43%) were at higher risk of cardiovascular events (n=33, adjusted HR 2.48 [1.09-5.62], P=0.030). Analysis of LA volumes as continuous variables yielded similar conclusions. In addition, LA length (adjusted HR 2.49 [1.51-4.09], P<0.001), total emptying fraction (adjusted HR 0.96 [0.93-0.99], P=0.008), and active emptying fraction (adjusted HR 0.92 [0.87-0.96], P=0.001) were significantly associated with cardiovascular events. Standardized HRs indicated that LA length was the strongest prognostic marker. In addition, none of the patients with a normally sized LA died or developed heart failure. LA size and function can provide relevant prognostic information in clinically stable adults with repaired ToF. Especially LA length may be a valuable additional tool in the risk stratification of


related to the merits of Applied

Behavior Analysis (“ABA”) therapy for autistic children and to the fact that MacFarland does

not employ ABA therapists. AR at 15-16, ¶¶ 33, 35. The Court agrees with Defendant that the

Hearing Officer did not rely on Ms. Pearson’s testimony in its findings and conclusions of law.

The Hearing Officer relied on regulations in describing the role of ABA therapy in an IEP and

reached the legal conclusion that, since Plaintiff did not challenge the IEP by requesting that

ABA therapy be included, Plaintiff cannot argue that ABA therapy should have been provided,

necessitating S.S.’s placement in the special education day school that could provide that

therapy. See id. at 38. Accordingly, Ms. Pearson’s testimony was irrelevant to the claim of

bullying and the claim that a change of school placementlocation of his body in the space around him” and “trips and falls frequently.” Id. at 32.

       Following the winter break, MacFarland gradually transitioned S.S. into another special

education classroom taught by a different teacher. Id. at 31. Higher functioning children were

taught in this classroom and the Classroom Aide was not present in the classroom. Id. The day

after he returned to school, S.S. got into an altercation with a student in his new classroom,

punching the student in the nose. Id. Other than his difficulties with his classmate, the Hearing

Officer found that S.S.” enjoyed the time he spent in his new class,” had no difficulties boarding

the school bus, attended school regularly, and “did not return home from school with any

observable injuries.” Id.


      Plaintiff argues that her experts should not be faulted for failing to answer questions
that were never asked, apparently referencing the fact that Plaintiff’s experts were not asked to
explain why S.S. was no longer fearful or reluctant to go to school once he switched classrooms
in the winter of 2012. This argument is unavailing because Plaintiff bore the burden of proof at
the administrative due process hearing, not the Hearing Officer.

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Aide because Plaintiff and the experts testified thatargues that the Hearing Officer erroneously concluded that Plaintiff failed

to prove that MacFarland was an inappropriate placement for S.S. Plaintiff contends that the

Hearing Officer should have found that MacFarland was an inappropriate placement because it

could not materially implement S.S.’s IEP. Specifically, Plaintiff maintains that MacFarland

could not implement S.S.’s IEP because (1) pervasive disability harassment at the school caused

S.S. to miss school, and (2) MacFarland lacked the resources, particularly certified ABA

therapists, to provide the ABA therapy that S.S. required in order to “implement the IEP as it was

currently written,” Pl.’s Mot. at 17. As to the latter argument, Plaintiff argues that the Hearing

Officer erred in finding that the only way to address a failure by the Middle School to provide

ABA therapy to S.S. was to challenge the contents of


      c. Ongoing Failure to Provide Home Instruction (Count IV)

       Plaintiff’s Amended Complaint before this Court also includes a count alleging that

Defendant violated the IDEA because “DCPS’ ongoing failure to provide home instruction has

continued before and since the issuance of the [Hearing Officer Determination], but for three (3)

hours of instruction (with no related services) provided in June 2013.” Am. Compl. ¶ 68. To

the extent that this count alleges a violation of the IDEA due to a failure to provide home

instruction prior to the issuance of the Hearing Officer Determination, the Hearing Officer

clearly ruled in Plaintiff’s favor on this issue. See AR at 34-35 (holding that “petitioner proved

       7
   to any matter relating to the identification,
evaluation, or educational placement of the child, or provision of a [FAPE] to such child.” 20
U.S.C. § 1415(b)(6) (emphasis added).
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against [the student] in response to the [parents’] efforts to enforce his educational rights,” were

subject to the IDEA’s exhaustion requirement because they “relate unmistakably to the

evaluation and educational placement of [the student].”); Weber, 212 F.3d at 51-52 (holding that

plaintiff “had to invoke the due process hearing procedures of IDEA before filing her retaliation

claim in federal court pursuant


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WASHINGTON (AP) — A former aide to Joe Biden is accusing the presumptive Democratic presidential nominee of sexually assaulting her during the early 1990s when he was a senator. Biden’s campaign denies the charges.In two recent interviews with The Associated Press, Tara Reade alleged the assault occurred in the basement of a Capitol Hill office building in the spring of 1993. She filed a police report in Washington on Thursday saying she was the victim of a sexual assault by an unnamed person in 1993, a copy of which was obtained


Modelling and calibration of the hepatitis C epidemic in Australia.
Hepatitis C virus (HCV) infection in Australia is predominantly transmitted through injecting drug use. A reduction in the heroin supply in Australia in late 2000 and early 2001 may have impacted the number of injecting drug users (IDUs) and the number of new hepatitis C infections. This paper updates estimates of HCV incidence between 1960 and 2005 and models long-term sequelae from infection. Outcomes among those with HCV were also recently assessed in a linkage study assessing cancer and causes of death following HCV diagnosis in New South Wales. Linkage study outcomes have been used here to calibrate modelled outcomes. Mathematical models were used to estimate HCV incidence among IDUs, migrants to Australia from high HCV-prevalence countries, and otheryou want to use cv2.imshow, you can try to convert your image to CV_8U type (many methods) or use at once CV_8U if it suits your task:
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To further investigate if Nanobody treatment could render norovirus VLPs vulnerable to proteolytic cleavage, we subjected GII.10, GII.4, and GII.17 VLPs to a 30-minute trypsin digestion after Nanobody exposure and observed the protein bands using SDS-PAGE ([S10 Fig](#ppat.1006636.s010){ref-type="supplementary-material"}). Nano-14 treated VLPs produced similar bands as the untreated VLPs. Nano-26 and Nano-85 treatment resulted in multiple cleavage products for GII.10 and GII.4 VLPs. In the case of GII.17 VLPs, only Nano-26 treatment showed additional cleavage of the capsid protein. Overall, these results suggested


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Supporting information {#sec028}
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###### Nanobody binding to GII.10 VLPs and P domain and cross-reactivity.

Nanobody binding characteristics were analyzed using GII.10 VLPs and P domain in a direct ELISA. Plates were coated with (A) GII.10 VLPs, (B) GII.10 P domain. Nano-42, Nano-14, Nano-26 were the strongest binders and detected GII.10 VLPs at a dilution of \~50 ng/ml. Nano-4 detected VLPs at a lower dilution of 0.1 μg/ml. Nano-32 detected VLPs at concentrations above 0.4 μg/ml and Nano-27 above 1.5


aliquots of 100--150 μM Nanobodies into 10--20 μM GII.10 P domain P domain. Examples of the titrations (upper panels) are shown. The binding isotherm was calculated using a single binding site model after subtraction of the heat of dilution (lower panels). Nano-32 binding to the P domain exhibited endothermic type of reaction, whereas all other Nanobodies showed exothermic binding reaction.

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###### Competitive thermodynamic properties of Nanobody binding to P domain.

For the competitive ITC measurements, the P domain was pre-mixed with Nano-4, Nano-14, Nano-26, Nano-27, and Nano-42 in a 1:1 molar ratio. Standard titrations with Nano-85 were then performed. Titrations were done at 25°C by injecting consecutive aliquots of 100 μM Nanobody into 15 μM GII.10 P domain P domain. Examples of the titrationsGII.10 P domain in complex with 30 mM B-tri saccharide (PDB code 4Z4Z). Loop 343--352 was partially disordered and deviated 4.3Å away from its position in unliganded structure. Loops 309--314, 418--420 as well as 487--491, 517--522 had slightly shifted conformation (2-3Å).

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###### VLPs exposed to Nanobodies exhibit altered morphology.

GII.10 VLPs were pre-incubated with Nano-85, Nano-26, or with both Nano-85 and Nano-26 for 30 min at 4°C, room temperature, and 37°C. After treatment VLPs were subjected to negative staining and examined by EM at 50,000 magnification. VLPs exposed to Nano-85 showed a temperature dependence of morphological changes. At 4°C a large portion of native 35--37 nm VLPs were visible, whereas at RT small 20--23 nm VLPs appeared and prevailed at 37°C. In case of


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# Configuration

After that we have installed Refraction package, first thing that we have to do in order to getting started is create an instance of Refraction.

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const refractionInstance = new Refraction();
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That's all! We are ready to subscribe and publish events. But... If we want to add some functionality that there are not in Refraction? Like a series of transformations to apply to values before publishing? We can extend Refraction to add some things and we can use `middlewares` to apply these transformations. A Middleware is simply a function that will be applied to the message before the publication on its channel and must return the new message. For example, you can decide to place a middleware that extract only the value from the event or a middleware that simplystandard references [@hehlA; @hehlB], considering scalar and gauge fields (other than the gravitational fields) as invariant under the Poincaré gauge group, while spinor fields are supposed to carry a Lorentz representation. This leads to a consistent theory, and one could justify the invariance under translations by the fact that the translational symmetry will be broken anyway, and that therefore the Lorentz group is the only physical gauge group.

On the other hand, it is certainly not unnatural to consider fermions carrying a full Poincaré representation. As a result, the covariant derivative of spinor fields will contain the full Poincaré connection, leading therefore to a minimal coupling to the translational gauge fields. Once the translational gauge freedom is broken, the fermions reduce to the usual Lorentz spinors, but the minimally


can find a double indexed adjoint representation of the Poincaré group, starting with a 5d matrix form vector representation (see, e.g., [@leclerc]).

Thus, formally, we can be sure that the generators $\sigma^{A}$, where $A$ labels the ten Poincaré generators, are invariant (as they have too), if they transform as $\sigma^A \rightarrow
\mathcal P \sigma^B \mathcal P^{-1}
P^A_{\ B}$, where $P^A_{\ B}$ is the adjoint representation of the Poincaré group. This ensures, for instance, that $\sigma_{ab}$ is invariant, but still does not allow us to conclude on $\gamma^a$!

In view of the difficulties with the double indexed quantities, it is convenient to grab the problem from the other side, namely from (9). It is immediately clear that (9), with the covariant derivative (8), can only be Poincaré invariant if $\gamma^a$ transformssince the corresponding generators, $Q_a= (\sigma_{a5}-
\sigma_{a6})/2$, span, together with $\sigma_{ab}$, the Poincaré subalgebra too. Thus, the role of $(e^a , P_a) $ and $(B^a, Q_a)$ is simply inverted.)

The residual Lorentz invariant Lagrangian takes the form $$\mathcal L = -\frac{1}{12} {\varepsilon}_{abcd} e^a \wedge e^b \wedge e^c \wedge
(\tilde  \psi
 \beta^d \nabla \psi - \nabla \tilde \psi  \beta^d \psi),$$ with $$\begin{aligned}
\nabla \psi &=&\!\! {\mathrm{d}}\psi - (i/4) \Gamma^{ab} \sigma_{ab}
\nonumber \\ \!&\!&\!\!\!- (i/4) [ \frac{4}{\sqrt{|ab|}} (e^a P_a
\!+ \! B^a Q_a) + 2 A
\sigma_{56}] \psi,  \end{aligned}$$

It is straightforward to verify that $e^a$ and $B^a$ transform homogeneously under the residual Lorentz group, whereas $\Gamma^{ab}$ is a Lorentz connection and $A$ an invariant.

Thus, apart from the additional fields $B^a$ and $A$, corresponding to the parts of the conformal


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3000 watt electric motorcycle with two
eT3 electric trikes lit up at night!

Unfortunately after driving the units daily everywhere he could, Dave deemed the body unsafe for ordinary trike drivers because of the blind spots and also knowing they would be overloaded and people could possibly fall out. He refused to sell these particular units to the city. Instead he worked with a local mechanic, and body shop, William Russel on a design that would accommodate more passengers with room for luggage or small cargo.

The eT4 electric tricycle

This unit was called the eT4. Dave had the prototype made by William, the motors tested by Dave. This was also a test to see if


kms in distance. We watched one motor burn up last February (not our brand) when it was pushed over it's limit on an extremely steep hill.

Overloading the units with too many passengers will also cause the distance to dwindle. Driving the units too fast or "goosing" them like a gas motor, will cause them batteries to discharge faster as well.

In most Philippine cities they have what they call boundaries or routes. My suggestion is to replace the gas trikes with electric ones and set the boundaries a little below the limits of the units. You just know these trike drivers are going to push the envelope.

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Epidemiology and biology of cervical cancer.
Worldwide, cancer of the cervix is the second leading cause of cancer death in women: each year, an estimated 500,000 cases are newly diagnosed. Among populations, there are large differences in incidence rates of invasive cervical cancer: these reflect the influence of environmental factors, screening Papanicolaou (Pap) tests, and treatment of pre-invasive lesions. The high-risk human papillomavirus (HPV) subtypes 16, 18, 31, 33, and 51 have been recovered from more than 95% of cervical cancers. We have made great strides in understanding the molecular mechanism of oncogenesis of this virus, focusing on the action of the E6 and E7 viral oncoproteins. These oncoproteins function by inactivating cell cycle regulators p53 and retinoblastoma (Rb), thus providing the initial event in progression to malignancy. Cervicaldata.  You do so with an attribute:
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In recent progress of investigating integrable systems, much attention has been given to ultradiscrete integrable


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However, the counterpart of subtraction, $-$, does not exist since the limit of $\varepsilon \log(\rme^{-X/\varepsilon}-\rme^{-Y/\varepsilon})$ as $\varepsilon \to 0$ is undetermined. Commonly, we cannot ultradiscretize equations containing subtractions. Especially, we cannot directly ultradiscretize the determinant solution because we may encounter subtractions in expanding the determinant. In , we derive a [*subtraction-free*]{} expression of the determinant solution to which ultradiscretization is directly applicable.

Initial value problem of the discrete Toda molecule {#sec:e6ucbvdfu}
===================================================

As an initial value problem of the discrete Toda molecule, we consider the following:

[ *For the discrete Toda molecule (\[eq:dToda\]), let us write the initial value at $t=0$ $$\label{eq:jbhuy7y8c}
    q^{(0)}_{n} = a_{2n}, \qquad
   no steps to be unity. We refer by $D(P)$ to the number of down steps in $P$.

\[lem:dtw67cuh\] It holds that $$\sum_{P} w(P) z^{D(P)} = {}
    \frac{1}{\displaystyle 1 - {}
      \frac{a_0 z}{\displaystyle 1 - {}
        \frac{a_1 z}{\displaystyle 1 - {}
          \frac{a_2 z}{\displaystyle 1 - \cdots}}}}$$ where the (formal) sum in the left-hand side is taken over all the positive grounded paths $P$ whose initial point is fixed at $(0,0)$.

\[eq:mcnohgj9\] The subproblem (\[itm:idadsvsd\]) asks us to solve the system of equations $$a_{2n}   = \frac{\Delta'_{n+1} \Delta_{n}}{\Delta'_{n} \Delta_{n+1}}, \qquad
    a_{2n+1} = \frac{\Delta'_{n} \Delta_{n+2}}{\Delta'_{n+1} \Delta_{n+1}}, \qquad
    n \in \mathbb{N}_{0},$$ for $f^{(0)}_{n}$,


$n \in \mathbb{N}_{0}$, where $\Delta_n$ and $\Delta'_n$ denote the determinants of size $n$ $$\Delta_n = \det(f^{(0)}_{j+k})_{j,k=0}^{n-1}, \qquad
    \Delta'_n = \det(f^{(0)}_{j+k+1})_{j,k=0}^{n-1}.$$

In the theory of Padé approximants (see, e.g., [@Baker-GravesMorris(1996)]), it is well-known that the system is equivalent to the equation between a formal power series and an S-fraction $$\sum_{n=0}^{\infty} f^{(0)}_{n} z^{n} = {}
  \frac{1}{\displaystyle 1 - {}
    \frac{a_0 z}{\displaystyle 1 - {}
      \frac{a_1 z}{\displaystyle 1 - {}
        \frac{a_2 z}{\displaystyle 1 - \cdots}}}}$$ with the normalization that $f^{(0)}_{0} = 1$.

This observation on Padé approximants leads us to the solution to the subproblem (\[itm:idadsvsd\]): Owing to lemma \[lem:dtw67cuh\], with the normalization that $f^{(0)}_{0} = 1$, $$\label{eq:jtdsugfud}
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We can observe the following on the maps $\varphi$ and $\psi$: Let $P$ and $P'$ be positive grounded paths.

(a) \[itm:uya76dtuf\] The $\varphi$ and $\psi$ never increase the number of up hooks in $P$ as well as the number of down hooks in $P$.

(b) \[itm:de8hckuvf\] If $P$ contains no up hooks to the right side of the line $x=j$ then $\varphi(P)$ so to $x=j-2$. Similarly, if $P$ contains no up hooks to the left side of $x=j$ then $\psi(P)$ so to $x=j+2$.

(c) \[itm:abukwywe\] The $\varphi$ and $\psi$ never move the location of the two ends of $P$.

(d) \[itm:sieufscds\] If $P$ and $P'$ are non-intersecting then $\varphi(P)$ and $\varphi(P')$ are so. That is also the


second stage formed by an erbium-doped fiber having an alumino-silicate core. By pumping the two fibers separately, it is possible to equalize the gain over the range of the multiplex.
T. Kashiwada et al., "Gain-flattened optical-fiber amplifiers with a hybrid Er-doped-fiber configuration for WDM transmission", OFC'95 Technical Digest, TuP1, pp. 77-78, proposes an erbium-doped fiber amplifier formed by a section of fiber co-doped with aluminum (1.4% by weight) cascaded with a section of fiber co-doped with aluminum and with phosphorus (5% by weight of P and 1% by weight of Al). That document proposes using a single pump, but equalizing the gain by an appropriate choice of fiber section lengths.
M. Kakui et al., "Low noise, high power optical amplifiers employing an improved hybrid Er-doped fiber configuration for WDM transmission",OAA'96, Technical Digest, SaA3, pp. 203-206 proposes a two-stage amplifier; the first stage is formed of an erbium-doped fiber co-doped with aluminum; the second stage is formed of an erbium-doped fiber section co-doped with aluminum and with phosphorus and cascaded with an erbium-doped fiber section co-doped with aluminum. Each section is pumped separately, and the choice of the relative lengths of the fibers makes it possible to select the input power level for which gain equalization is maximized.
M. Kakui et al., "Design Optimization of Hybrid Erbium-Doped Fiber Amplifiers for WDM Transmission Systems", Optical Fiber Technology 3 (1997), pp. 123-133, proposes cascading an erbium-doped fiber co-doped with aluminum and an erbium-doped fiber section co-doped with phosphorus and with aluminum; in the same way, the relative lengths of the fiber


with germanium. The resulting amplifier presents gain flatness over a dynamic range of 15 dB by means of an appropriate choice of the co-dopants and of the fiber lengths.
Those solutions suffer from the drawback of increasing the cost of the amplifiers because of the existence of various components and because of the need to assemble together various fiber sections, usually together with an isolator.
Proposals have also been made to use co-dopants such as aluminum and phosphorus in the same fiber. B. J. Ainslie et al., "Erbium doped fibers for efficient optical amplifiers", IEE Proceedings, vol. 137, Pt. J. No. 4, August 1990, describes using an erbium-doped A1.sub.2 O.sub.3 --P.sub.2 O.sub.5 --SiO.sub.2 fiber for optical amplifiers. That document makes no mention of the gain equalization problem, and suggests no[Testing and approach when non-organic visual loss is suspected].
Approximately 5% of the patients in the ophthalmological practice suffer from non-organic vision loss. In children non-organic vision loss has been observed from the age of 6 years. In order to be able to make a rapid diagnosis knowledge of the relevant clinical tests is decisive. If a patient shows signs of non-organic visual loss, diagnostic externalization of the visual function is crucial. Depending on the symptoms there are various tests, which can be used to differentiate between organic and non-organic disorders. For therapeutic and economic reasons an early diagnosis of a non-organic visual loss is crucial. Ophthalmologists need to differentiate between malingering and augmentation, where the patient is aware of the fraud and tries to gain personal benefit from


Anthrax toxin, produced by Bacillus anthracis, is composed of three proteins: protective antigen (PA), edema factor (EF), and lethal factor (LF) (Leppla, Handbook of Natural Toxins 8:543–572 (Moss et al., eds., 1995)). PA alone has no toxic effect upon cells, but instead binds to specific cell surface receptors. Upon proteolytic activation to a 63-kDa fragment (PA63), PA forms a heptameric membrane-inserted channel, which mediates the entry of EF and LF into the cytosol via the endosomal pathway (Gordon et al., Infect. Immun. 56:1066–1069 (1988); Milne et al., J. Biol Chem. 269:20607–20612 (1994)). Thus, EF or LF are toxic to cells when combined with PA.
EF is an adenylate cyclase, and together with PA forms a toxin referred to as edema toxin (Leppla, Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA 79:3162–3166 (1982)).Elizabeth Warren Senator-Elect from MA

Senator-elect Elizabeth Warren will be sworn in as a Massachusetts US Senator in January. She won the seat in a hotly contested race from Senator Scott Brown who had an “A” rating and been supported by the National Rifle Association (NRA). While gun control was never addressed during the campaign, in retrospect it seems worth noting this change.

Out-going Senator Scott Brown recently said he now would support federal action to ban assault weapons, but I can’t tell if it is political pandering since everyone expects Brown to run to replace Kerry should he be nominated as the next Secretary of State. Massachusetts has some of the strictest gun control laws in the US so curious that he would get an “A” rating from the


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The individual success period of each transplanted tooth was defined as the time period from the transplantation to the latest exam appointment where the tooth was in situ with no clinical signs of failure. Progressive root resorption, periodontal problems, ankylosis and crown to root ratio greater than 1.0 were considered to be failures \[[@CR9], [@CR28]\], whereas endodontic treatment was not rated as a failure.

The radiographic evaluation was carried out by two researchers independently. Results were subsequently discussed until consensus was reached.

Data were coded in Excel (version 14.0.6112.5000, Redmond, WA, USA) and analysed using STATA statistical software (version 14.0, STATA Corp, College Station, TX, USA). Descriptive statistics such


wound healing \[[@B9]\]. Despite the known cytotoxic effects of antibacterial dressings, they help prevent not only infections (which can delay the rate of re-epithelialisation) but also the possibility of toxic shock syndrome (TSS), which is most likely to occur in the first 3 days post-burn injury and if left untreated can be fatal \[[@B10]-[@B12]\].

The standard of care in burn dressings for small to medium partial thickness burns has changed in the last 10--15 years. Currently silver-depositing fabric and foam dressings are the gold standard used to manage the bio-burden of a wound, with or without a silicone skin interface \[[@B13]\]. Acticoat™ (Smith & Nephew, Hull, UK) has been available since the 1990s and is the most widely used silver dressing in the developed world. It needs to be moistened withfirst aid (e.g. dirty water); have a known reaction to silver products; are non-English speaking; have a cognitive impairment; or are currently involved with Department of Communities (Child Safety). Additionally, any children who have burn wounds requiring grafting, contract an infection or need to change dressing type during the course of their treatment will only have data collected up until that point in time, as these changes in clinical care will void the intervention they have been randomised into for the study. These exclusions will not be known until after the child is recruited and randomised because of the variability of patient and wound management needs.

Apart from the dressings received, children participating in this study will receive the same standard medical care as those children not participating in


of burn depth to enable a comparison of treatment group demographics \[[@B19]\]. Participants who have burn wounds on different body parts will have separate scans completed for each body part involved. If burn wounds are circumferential or across curved areas, more than one scan will be taken at the frontal, lateral and medial aspects to obtain an accurate scan. In addition, blinded photo reviews of burn depth will be undertaken by a panel of burn specialists (consultants and nurses).

At each dressing change appointment, pain, behaviour and physiological measures (pulse rate and respiratory rate) will be taken before and after dressing removal and before and after the re-application of a new dressing. The time taken for the dressing removal, cleaning and re-application procedure, the number of nurses required tocomplete the entire procedure, quantity of dressings used and analgesia given to the participant will be recorded. A tracing of the wound using Visitrak™ grids (Smith & Nephew, Hull, UK) and a photograph using the 3D LifeViz Camera (Quantificare, Cedex, France) will be taken. Nursing staff treating the child will be surveyed on a 5-point Likert scale regarding the ease of use of the dressing for that particular child. Parents or caregivers and children over the age of 8 years will be surveyed on a 5-point Likert scale regarding their physical function while wearing the dressing.

All participants in the study will have their dressings changed every 3--4 days at our burn centre as a standard measure. This protocol will be followed until full re-epithelialisation of the wound occurs or grafting


possibility that partial thickness burns can be healed within the optimal time period of 10--14 days, which could subsequently reduce the risk of hypertrophic scarring and the need for reconstructive surgery in paediatric patients with this depth of burn.

The associated pain experienced during dressing removal and re-application by paediatric patients is a significant problem for health professionals. Previous studies have shown that an increase in pain, anxiety and distress during various types of wound care procedures can have a negative effect on the healing cascade \[[@B6],[@B7],[@B24]\]. This negative effect on the rate of re-epithelialisation in paediatric patients with burn injuries may increase the likelihood of hypertrophic scarring as a result of the injuries not re-epithelialising in the optimal time period. It is therefore imperative to identify a silver dressingQ:

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I have a function called CreateAccount. I need it to run and also need to show a progress bar. When I click the button, the method will start. And I need to start showing loading progress bar. Once method is done progress bar also should stop at 100.  If the method gets more time to do the job, progress bar also needs to load slowly.
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The Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) Reference Model defines seven network protocol layers (L1-L7) used to communicate over a transmission medium. The upper layers (L4-L7) represent end-to-end communications and the lower layers (L1-L3) represent local communications.
Networking application aware systems need to process, filter and switch a range of L3 to L7 network protocol layers, for example, L7 network protocol layers such as, HyperText Transfer Protocol (HTTP) and Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP), and L4 network protocol layers such as Transmission Control Protocol (TCP). In addition to processing the network protocol layers, the networking application aware systems need to simultaneously secure these protocols with access and content based security through L4-L7 network protocol layers including Firewall, Virtual Private Network (VPN), Secure Sockets Layer (SSL), Intrusion Detection System (IDS), Internet Protocoljournal articles and public discourse have expressed the desire to use contact lenses in specific lens designs, including aspheric and reverse geometry as well as other unique peripheral defocus curves, as a means to demonstrate a reduction in the progression of myopia. The effectiveness measure in these clinical outcome studies is the rate of change as compared to a control group in a parallel study format that does not wear the same lens design profile. These studies are currently being defined, and their time durations for follow-up periods are hotly debated.

Bias in Clinical Studies

Studies are designed to minimize the effect of bias— or the introduction of systematic errors. Bias may be reduced in the following ways:
• Careful inclusion and exclusion criteria.
• Use of diverse populations including age, gender,


test lens or to a control lens and at scheduled follow-up visits are examined for various objective and subjective observations including best-corrected visual acuity, slit lamp analysis, subjective symptoms, problems and complaints, keratometry or topographic analysis, corneal thickness (pachymetry) evaluation, and wearing time. Safety analysis includes monitoring for adverse events, both serious (corneal ulcers/bacterial keratitis, iritis, central infiltrates, permanent loss of Snellen visual acuity of two or more lines) and significant (peripheral infiltrates, superficial punctate keratitis, abrasions, hyperemia, conjunctivitis, etc.). Special clinical protocols such as for orthokeratology, for example, include analysis of refractive change over time, stability of change, and regression of visual acuity during the course of the study in addition to the customary clinical study parameters discussed above. Recent open discussion of myopia control is areceives the test lens and the second group receives the control lens. At some point in time, these are reversed. A wash-out period between the change-over is provided to minimize residual effects from the initial lens usage. There is a stronger statistical basis for designs of this nature, which is useful when subtle differences are suspected between the test and control lens.

Controls Used in Contact Lens Studies

Controls used in clinical studies and how they relate to studies of contact lenses include:

Active Concurrent Control The most common type of control used in contact lens studies is the active control—a lens of relatively comparative features and indication for use. Ideally the lenses are similar in material design and indication, although that is not always possible.

Historical Control This type of control


by the agency and follow good clinical practice regulations and international clinical harmonization guidelines.

Daily and extended wear contact lens regulatory studies have evolved over many years, but are constantly being scrutinized for best clinical practices in an ever-changing clinical environment. This has been evident with the development of more sophisticated contact lens materials and will be subject to further modifications as even newer materials come into the marketplace.

For silicone hydrogel lenses for which no group class has been defined, it is anticipated that each new material being advanced will be considered as unique, making the demands for clinical trials of these materials more burdensome to sponsors. CLS

To obtain references for this article, please visit http://www.clspectrum.com/references.asp and click on document #202.still in its early days. Having a way to see, and perhaps feel, more vr content, should help the medium.

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in 46 career collegiate games, is a strong two-way player, is a fixture on the power play and penalty kill, and plays the game with an edge.

He is a hard worker that is the type of player that teams win championships with. Were it not for a foot injury that came from blocking a shot, Compher would have been an important part of Team USA’s WJC roster last year. This year, he figures to be the shutdown third line center for the Americans behind Jack Eichel and Auston Matthews.

NHL Comparison: Mike Richards

8. Shea Theodore, D, Seattle Thunderbirds (NHL Rights: Anaheim Ducks)

A dynamic offensive defenseman, Theodore has proven to be a gamebreaking talent whenever he is on the ice. He led the WHL in points among defensemen last yearand hard ethic is undeniable. Despite his size, a player like that will find success in the NHL. He is off to another torrid start this year with 33 points in 23 games.

NHL Comparison: Tyler Ennis

6. Adam Clendening, D, Rockford Icehogs (NHL Rights: Chicago Blackhawks)

On almost any other NHL team, Clendening would surely be an NHL regular at this point. However, the great defensive depth in Chicago has kept him hidden in the AHL for the past few years. In the past two years, Clendening has lit up the AHL to the tune of 105 points in 147 games, second among all defenseman in that span.

His best asset is by far his skating ability, which he uses very effectively in transition. He makes a solid first pass, and


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Start your day with a sunrise hike with Fishers Parks & Recreation Director$F\in H$ is orthogonal to all $G\in D\left(  A\right)  $ with respect to the inner product $\left\langle \cdot,\cdot\right\rangle $, where $F=\left(  f\left(  x\right)  ,h\right)  $, $G=\left(  g\left(  x\right)
,k\right)  $. Let $\widetilde{C}_{0}^{\infty}$ denote the set of functions$$\phi\left(  x\right)  =\left\{
\begin{array}
[c]{c}\varphi_{1}\left(  x\right)  ,\text{ }x\in\left[  -1,h_{1}\right)  ,\\
\varphi_{2}\left(  x\right)  ,\text{ }x\in\left(  h_{1},{h}_{2}\right)  ,\\
\varphi_{3}\left(  x\right)  ,\text{ }x\in\left(  h_{2},{h}_{3}\right)  ,\\
\varphi_{4}\left(  x\right)  ,\text{ }x\in\left(  h_{3},{1}\right]  ,
\end{array}
\right.$$ where $\varphi_{1}\left(  x\right)  \in C_{0}^{\infty}\left[  -1,h_{1}\right)
$, $\varphi_{2}\left(  x\right)  \in C_{0}^{\infty}\left(  h_{1},{h}_{2}\right)  ,$ $\varphi_{3}\left(  x\right)  \in C_{0}^{\infty}\left(
h_{2},{h}_{3}\right)  $ and $\varphi_{4}\left(  x\right)  \in C_{0}^{\infty
}\left(  h_{3},{1}\right]  $. Since $\widetilde{C}_{0}^{\infty}\oplus0\subset
D\left(  A\right)


than remixed. The song had a different vibe than the rest of the music he had just performed for us, but it was a good different. It was really good, actually. He played the song and came down to dance with the crowd; people closed in around him and I was swept up in the general movement toward Elephante. I saw him crowd surfing, being tossed around in the air like he was on a trampoline. Afterwards, he returned to the mic and kindly asked that his shoe be returned.ratios for the CR group and PR group at each time point. A two-sided *p* \< 0.05 was considered to be statistically significant. The inter-observer and intra-observer variability of measurements were assessed using intra-class correlation coefficients (ICCs) with a 95% confidence internal (CI). Statistical analysis was performed using SPSS software version 19.0 (SPSS Inc., Chicago, IL,USA).

Results {#Sec8}
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Patient and tumor characteristics {#Sec9}
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Of the 47 enrolled patients, 36 patients were included in this analysis. The remaining 11 patients were excluded from the study due to incomplete follow-up imaging study or clinical evaluations. The tumor characteristics are summarized in Table [1](#Tab1){ref-type="table"}. From the MRI evaluations, 25 (69.4%) patients were classified as CR, 11 (30.6%) patients as PR, no patients as SD or PD. The age range was 34--77 for the CR group


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			adapter->netdev->name,
			ixgbe_dbg_netdev_ops_buf);
	if (!buf)
		return -ENOMEM;

	if (count < strlen(buf)) {
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		return -ENOSPC;
	}

	len = simple_read_from_buffer(buffer, count, ppos, buf, strlen(buf));

	kfree(buf);
	return len;
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/**
 * ixgbe_dbg_netdev_ops_write - write into netdev_ops datum
 * @filp: the opened file
 * @buffer: where to find the user's data
 * @count: the length of the user's data
 * @ppos: file position offset
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static ssize_t ixgbe_dbg_netdev_ops_write(struct file *filp,
					  const char __user *buffer,
					  size_t count, loff_t *ppos)
{
	struct ixgbe_adapter *adapter = filp->private_data;
	int len;

	/* don't allow partial writes */
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		return 0;
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		return -ENOSPC;

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	if (strncmp(ixgbe_dbg_netdev_ops_buf, "tx_timeout", 10)$300 Delta Airlines Gift Card when you book Park City Resort Lodging

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14.4 keV state. The surrounding oxygen vacancies favor the high-spin Fe$^{2+}$ state. The sample treated at room temperature shows two distinct processes of hydrogen motion. The motion commences with the interstitial hydrogen, followed by switching to the covalently bound state. Hydrogen out-diffusion is hindered by bulk defects, which could cause both processes to overlap. Supplementary UV-Vis and electrical conductivity measurements show an improved electrical conductivity and higher optical absorption after the hydrogenation. X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy at room temperature reveals that the sample hydrogenated at 573 K shows presence of both Ti$^{3+}$ and Ti$^{2+}$ states. This could imply that a significant amount of oxygen vacancies and -OH bonds are present in the samples. Theory suggests that in the anatase sample implanted with Mn(Fe), probes were located near equatorial vacanciesrutile samples were utilised for a longer time period a slightly amorphous phase of upper layers was detected by GIXRD. Based on the fact that there are no significant structural changes, and that the light absorption of the film after hydrogenation has been improved, we can deduce that the band gap narrowing took place with hydrogenation. Several suggestions on the origin of the band gap narrowing have been proposed. However, due to its complexity and mutual Ti interstitials and vacancies interplay, the reasons remain unclear [@Chen2011; @He2013]. Ti defects alone might play a small role, therefore one may guess that the localised-states at 0.7-1.0 eV and 0.92-1.37 eV are induced by oxygen vacancies and Ti-H bonds respectively [@Naldoni2012; @Zhou2013]. Researchers observed that the high electroconductivity in TiO$_2$ is due to


and *c =* 9.724 constants taken from a 15 K neutron powder diffraction study [@KORDATOS2018]. In the current situation it is important to predict and describe the charge state, structural, electronic, and hyperfine features of the impurity-host system. For that, calculations featuring various scenarios such as Fe being at a cationic site while surrounded with H, multiple configurations of equatorial/apical V$_o$ around the Fe impurity and with added electrons we performed.

The *ab-initio* calculations were carried out employing the projector-augmented-waves (PAW) method implemented in the vasp environment. The theoretical Perdew–Burke-Ernzerhof (PBE) exchange-correlation functional with $3\times3\times3$ *k*-points grids were used. Following our strategy a SC with *a = b =* 7.612 and *c =* 9.724 was constructed. For several cases the lattice parameters were optimised and only small differences werebeen working on various 1D semiconductor systems for the past few years \[[@R33]--[@R35]\].

In this work, we study PV structures based on zinc oxide nanorods grown by a hydrothermal method on top of p-type Si, covered on top with ZnO:Al films grown by atomic layer deposition (ALD) and acting as a transparent electrode. These simple and low costs solar cells show a power conversion efficiency, which we consider satisfactory.

Experimental
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In this work, we investigate n-type ZnO/p-type Si heterostructures. P-type (100) silicon wafer with a resistance of 2.32 Ω cm was cut into pieces of the size of 0.5 cm^2^. Cut silicon pieces were cleaned in 2-propanol, acetone and deionized water for 5 minutes by using an ultrasonic cleaner. Then, in the ALD process with 15 cycles, ZnO nanoseeds were deposited


via $\Psi_{k,\gamma}$ (cf. Paragraph \[ParGal\]), and we have the associated invariants $\mu_{E/k}:=\mu_{X(E/k_\infty)}$, $\lambda_{E/k}:=\lambda_{X(E/k_\infty)}$, and $f_{E/k}:=f_{X(E/k_\infty)}$. The $\mu$ and $\lambda$ invariants are well-defined integers that only depend on $\ell$ and $E/k$. However, the characteristic polynomial $f_{E/k}\in{\mathbb{Z}}_\ell[T]$ also depends on the choice of topological generator $\gamma\in\Gamma_k$.

Directly from the definitions one has

\[Lemmalm\] Suppose that $X(E/k_\infty)$ is a torsion $\Lambda_k$-module. Then:

-   $\mu_{E/k}=0$ if and only if $X(E/k_\infty)$ is finitely generated as a ${\mathbb{Z}}_{\ell}$-module,

-   $\mu_{E/k}=\lambda_{E/k}=0$ if and only if $X(E/k_\infty)$ is a finite group.

It is quite common that the $\mu$-invariant vanishes, but this is not always the case. On the other hand, we will be mostly interested on the $\lambda$-invariant due to the following important consequence of Mazur’s control theorem (cf. Theorem 1.9 in [@Greenberg]).

\[ThmLambdaRk\] Suppose that $E$ has good ordinary$v$ is in $\tilde{E}_v^{ns}$. The Tamagawa factor at $v$ is defined by $c_v(E/k)=[E(k_v):E(k_v)_0]$, and the the product $\prod_v c_v(E/k)$ over all non-archimedean places $v$ of $k$ is denoted by ${\mathrm{Tam}}(E/k)$. Let us write $a\sim_{\ell} b$ if $a,b\in {\mathbb{Q}}_{\ell}$ have the same $\ell$-adic valuation.

Note that the finiteness assumption on ${\mathrm{Sel}}_{\ell^\infty}(E/k)$ not only implies $f_{E/k}(0)\ne 0$ (cf. Theorem \[ThmMazurFin\] and Proposition \[Propf0\]), but also, it implies that both $\Sha(E/k)[\ell^{\infty}]$ and $E(k)$ are finite (cf. the exact sequence ). So the formula in the next result only involves non-zero finite numbers. See also [@PR] and [@Schneider].

\[Thmf0\] Suppose that $E$ has good ordinary reduction at each prime of $k$ above $\ell$ and that ${\mathrm{Sel}}_{\ell^\infty}(E/k)$ is finite. Then $f_{E/k}(0)\in{\mathbb{Z}}_\ell$ is non-zero and it satisfies $$f_{E/k}(0)\sim_{\ell}   \frac{{\mathrm{Tam}}(E/k)\cdot  \#\Sha(E/k)[\ell^{\infty}] }{\#E(k)^2} \cdot \prod_{v|\ell} \#\tilde{E}_v({\mathbb{F}}_v)^2.$$

The


give a simple alternative description of the set of places $P_2$ of the previous theorem.

\[LemmaDD\] Let $\ell>2$ be a prime and let $k'/k$ be an $\ell$-power Galois extension of number fields. Let $E$ be an elliptic curve over $k$ with good reduction at a prime $v\nmid \ell$ of $k$ and let $w|v$ be a prime of $k'$. Then, $E(k'_{\infty,w})[\ell^\infty]= (0)$ if and only if $\tilde{E}_v({\mathbb{F}}_v)[\ell]= (0)$.

Theorem \[ThmHM\] leads to a simple criterion to ensure that, under favorable conditions, the finiteness of the Iwasawa module $X(E/k_\infty)$ is preserved in prime-power degree field extensions (see also Corollary 3.20 in [@DD]).

\[PropPreserveXfin\] Let $\ell>2$ be a prime and let $k$ be a number field. Let $E$ be an elliptic curve over $k$ with good ordinary reduction at all primes of $k$ aboveis assumed to be minimal (which we don’t) then $\varphi_E$ is determined up to multiplication by $-1$ in $E$.

Let $\omega_E\in H^0(E,\Omega^1_{E/{\mathbb{Q}}})$ be a global Néron differential on $E$; it is unique up to sign. Let $f(q)=q+a_2q^2+...\in S_2(\Gamma_0(N))$ be the unique Fourier-normalized Hecke newform attached to $E$ by the modularity theorem. Then there is a rational number $c(\varphi_E, \omega_E)$ such that $$\varphi_E^*\omega_E=c(\varphi_E,\omega_E)\cdot f(q)\frac{dq}{q}.$$ The absolute value of $c(\varphi_E,\omega_E)$ only depends on $\varphi_E$ and it will be denoted by $c(\varphi_E)$. By considerations on the formal completion of the standard integral model of $X_0(N)$ at $i\infty$, it is easily seen that $c(\varphi_E)$ is an integer. In concrete examples, the Manin constant of $\varphi_E$ can be computed.

A modular parametrization $\varphi_E:X_0(N)\to E$ is *optimal* if the kernel of the induced map $\pi_E:J_0(N)\to E$


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B.


the car will take over and typically note that this is a scenario that requires more testing.

Alphabet’s self-driving engineers will then go back to the virtual world they’ve created to test its cars by recreating this exact event. The engineers will use real data from the array of cameras, radars and lidars that the car that encountered this new situation is outfitted with to build this model.

Then the engineers will add thousands of variations to this single scene. That process, called fuzzing, can include adding anything from faster moving cars to motorcycles splitting lanes to joggers running alongside the roads.

Once the car drives and re-drives that specific situation and its many variations, that skill is then added to its knowledge base and shared with Waymo’s network of self-driving("func@1.2").
		if edge.Caller.Func.String() == e.args[0] {
			calleeStr := edge.Callee.Func.String()
			if calleeStr == e.args[1] {
				return errOK // expectation satisfied; stop the search
			}
			found[calleeStr]++
		}
		return nil
	})
	if err == errOK {
		return true
	}
	if len(found) == 0 {
		e.errorf("didn't find any calls from %s", e.args[0])
	}
	e.errorf("found no call from %s to %s, but only to %s",
		e.args[0], e.args[1], join(found))
	return false
}

func checkWarningExpectation(prog *ssa.Program, e *expectation, warnings []pointer.Warning) bool {
	// TODO(adonovan): check the position part of the warning too?
	re, err := regexp.Compile(e.args[0])
	if err != nil {
		e.errorf("invalid regular expression in @warning expectation: %s", err.Error())
		return false
	}

	if len(warnings) == 0 {
		e.errorf("@warning %q expectation, but no warnings", e.args[0])
		return false
	}

	for _, w := range warnings {
		if re.MatchString(w.Message) {
			return true
		}
	}

	e.errorf("@warning %q expectation not satisfied; found these warnings though:", e.args[0])
	for _, w := range warnings {
		fmt.Printf("%s: warning: %s\n", prog.Fset.Position(w.Pos), w.Message)
	}
	return false
}

func TestInput(t *testing.T) {
	if testing.Short() {
		t.Skip("skipping in short mode; this