be to everyone’s taste and there is little within Dar itself to attract the visitor bar a museum or two, the Botanical Gardens, a couple of upmarket hotels and apparently the best restaurants in East Africa.

Dar’s attractions lie outside the confines of the city: luxurious beachfront accommodation is available a few kilometres from town; all Tanzania’s Indian Ocean destinations are little more than an hour’s flight away; and the huge and wild Selous Game Reserve is a short hop by light plane, making a Dar es Salaam safari add-on easy and allowing you to enjoy a holiday that embraces big game as well as beautiful beaches.Moreover, with increasing interest in Tanzania’s less-visited south and central parks such as Ruaha, Katavi and the Mahale Mountains, Dar es Salaam’s importancein this study fall into the class of patients with loss of pain perception with underlying peripheral neuropathy. Clinically they best fit into HSAN V. Using a model of recessive inheritance we identified an 8.3 Mb region on chromosome 1p11.2-p13.2 shared by the affected individuals in the family. Analysis of functional candidate genes in the disease critical region revealed a mutation in the coding region of the nerve growth-factor beta (NGFB) gene specific for the disease haplotype. This NGF mutation seems to separate the effects of NGF involved in development of central nervous system functions such as mental abilities, from those involved in peripheral pain pathways. This mutation could therefore potentially provide an important tool to study different roles of NGF, and of pain control.


Q:

Homework Question Transformation Energy

A $1400kg$ car is approaching the hill shown in the figure at $14.0m/s$ when it suddenly runs out of gas.

What is the car's speed after coasting down the other side?
I think I have to use this equation
$mg(\Delta h)=\frac 12 m(\Delta v)^2 $
$(1400)(9.81)(\Delta h)= \frac12 (\Delta v)^2$
I am not sure if this is correct. If it is, what do I plug in for $\Delta h$?

A:

You have to use $\Delta h$=$5m$ since it is the height by which the car descends along the course of the journey. And instead of $$mg\Delta h=\frac12 m(\Delta v)^2$$ you should rather use $$mg\Delta h=\Delta KE=\Delta (\frac12 mv^2)=\frac12 m (v_f^2-v_i^2)$$
where $v_i=14ms^{-1}$ and evaluate for $v_f$.

their constituency remain exempt from Israeli army service. Meanwhile, the secular faction of former Defense Minister Avigdor Lieberman is insisting that the ultra-Orthodox be conscripted to the military.

Surveying the pulse of the Israeli street, RT asked passersby where they stood on the issue. Among the respondents, some insisted that military conscription should be universal, regardless of religiosity. “I think we all have to serve in the army, because we are all citizens of Israel,” opined one Israeli woman.

Other secular citizens RT spoke to took the opposite approach, asserting that the community should be exempt from the army draft. “I don’t think Orthodox should go to the army, because that’s not what they believe in,” the woman said.

Also on rt.com WATCH Ultra-Orthodox Jews clash with police over military draft


– Master Composition“. And I think I picked the right book to start with. I especially liked the introduction:

Just as a composer has to arrange a piece of music, deciding which instruments will work together, which sounds flow and which clash, so it is that a photographer has to construct powerful images from the visual overload hitting them from all directions. To picture a scene through a photographer’s eyes is very different to just looking at it for what it is.”

Hey people brag with their stats, I like to brag with the rank. But still, wow that’s amazing. That just made my day, and I’m guessing Johnny’s also. I wasn’t expecting something like that after all it’s just a random personal blog.

I seriously need to write things down,A spokesperson for the force said: "The driver of the van, a 40-year-old man from West Yorkshire, sustained serious injuries as a result of the collision and was pronounced deceased at the scene. His next of kin have been informed.


approximately one minute later.

There, Victim observed significant damage to his Chevy Aveo parked in front

of his home. The driver’s side rear panel was damaged and two wheels were

bent under the vehicle. Victim approached a nearby blue minivan, and saw

that the minivan had damage to its front passenger side. Victim observed in

the driver’s seat of the minivan a male in his thirties or forties whose

nationality Victim believed was “Spanish.”     He also saw a female in the

passenger side of the minivan.    Victim was not able to identify the male,

however, because Victim was not wearing his glasses.       Victim testified he

heard the female in the minivan tell the male driver to flee.       Thewith damage to the passenger side. Appellant was in the driver’s seat

of the minivan. (Id. at 15-20).

      Next, Mr. Hollitt testified he was outside of his home on the porch at

approximately 1:30 a.m. on the morning of the motor vehicle accident. Mr.

Hollitt’s home is approximately 100 feet from the scene of the crash, and he

had a clear view of the crash. He saw a blue Honda Odyssey minivan hit a

parked car and continue moving approximately the length of a block.           Mr.

Hollitt observed Appellant in the driver’s seat of the minivan while it was

moving. When the vehicle stopped, Appellant exited the driver’s seat and a

female exited the passenger side of the minivan. In his


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         that the evidence failed to establish that…Appellant was the
         driver or in control of the subject vehicle at the time of the
         accident?

(Appellant’s Brief at 2).

      In his issues combined, Appellant argues the Commonwealth failed to

prove Appellant was the driver of the Honda Odyssey or that he had physical

control of the vehicle at the time of the collision. Appellant contends Victim

and Victim’s son saw Appellant in the driver’s seat only after the accident.

Appellant maintains Victim’s testimony that a male was in the driver’s seat of

the minivan immediately after the crash is ofA.2d
         666, 672-73 (1999). Moreover, where the trial court has
         ruled on the weight claim below, an appellate court’s role is
         not to consider the underlying question of whether the
         verdict is against the weight of the evidence. Rather,
         appellate review is limited to whether the trial court palpably
         abused its discretion in ruling on the weight claim.

Commonwealth v. Champney, 574 Pa. 435, 444, 832 A.2d 403, 408

(2003), cert. denied, 542 U.S. 939, 124 S.Ct. 2906, 159 L.Ed.2d 816 (2004)

(most


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affidavits filed in support of its motion for summary judgment provided competent and substantial evidence to establish that no genuine issues of material fact existed, entitling it to summary judgment as a matter of law. We affirm.
"When faced with questions of statutory application and federal preemption, we apply a de novo standard of review." Marcy v. DaimlerChrysler Corp., 921 So.2d 781, 783 (Fla. 5th DCA 2006). Review of an order granting summary judgment is de novo. See Fla. Bar v. Greene, 926 So.2d 1195, 1200 (Fla.2006).

Florida's Requirement of Certificate of Authority
Section 607.01401(12), Florida Statutes (2009), defines a foreign corporation as "a corporation for profit incorporated under laws other than the laws of this state." Section 607.1501(1), Florida Statutes, states that "[a] foreign corporation may not transact business in


Q:

How to dismiss the UIPopoverController?

I have created a UIPopoverController and added it to a view controller when clicking an UIButton as follows
- (void)viewDidLoad
{
    [super viewDidLoad];
    controller = [[SecondViewController alloc] initWithNibName:@"SecondViewController" bundle:[NSBundle mainBundle]];
    popoverController = [[UIPopoverController alloc] initWithContentViewController:controller];
}

- (IBAction)showPopover:(UIButton *)sender
{
    if ([popoverController isPopoverVisible]) {
        [popoverController dismissPopoverAnimated:YES];
    } else {
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                                self.btnShowPopover.frame.origin.y,
                                           animated:YES];
    }
}

btnShowPopover is the UIButton in the viewcontroller, popoverController is the UIPopoverController.
The popovercontroller appears fine while clicking the button.
But it won't get dismissed when I click the UIButton in the secondviewcontroller
I used the following code for that
-(IBAction)y:(id)sender{
    fs =  [[Firstviewcontroller alloc] initWithNibName:@"FIrstscreen" bundle:[NSBundle mainBundle]];
    [fs.popoverController dismissPopoverAnimated:TRUE];
}

But it didn't work.
How to dismiss the popovercontroller when clicking the button in a viewcontoller that was added to the popovercontroller?

A:

You are allocating a new instance of Firstviewcontroller, so it won't dismiss the previous instance's popover.
You need


to my garage door opener (or I connect it via USB or some other wire if this is considered a security threat) and my cell phone (either creates an encrypted connection using Public Key infrastructure with the garage door opener or) tells the garage door opener the decryption key. Then, whenever I want to open the garage door from the outside I push a button on my cell phone and it communicates with my cell phone to authenticate it and then it opens and/or closes the garage door. I can program other cell phones by either plugging them into the garage door and extracting the key or pressing another button on the garage door opener that securely or insecurely tells the opener to give another cell phone theto enable the receiving device to properly identify the cell phone in order to later communicate with it wirelessly. I mean, of course this is obvious to ordinary people, but those working in East Texas and the patent office are by no means ordinary and I think they suffer some form of mental retardation even.

Re: Re: Re:

and of course, a pin number could be required to be entered into the cell phone to unlock and open doors and unset alarms for security purposes in case the cell phone gets stolen. Again, non patentable. I hope I included enough detail to prevent someone from getting a patent on any of this and then claiming that this does not constitute prior art. Stupid patent system is so retarded.

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Or, in the


years and years trying to develop a commercial version.
Then I happily buy the item someone else put the sweat into.

Creativity from poverty & ...

I've often been asked why I keep helping out an old friend and his friends and now their friends in Hollywood with story ideas. Filming Star Wars was my idea (from the 'lost' 1963 novella 'The Star War"). My little helps have grown into big helps, I provided the stories for Titanic and Avatar, the Sixth Sense, Forrest Gump, The Matrix, Independence Day, and on and on, hundreds of films and TV shows. So why give billions of dollars worth of ideas away?
I'm an American and a citizen of this country. Entertaining my countrymen, giving them hope, inspiring freedom, justice, tolerance and education are allpoverty, and it threatens to shorten my life now that I have reached the age when vitality begins to decline. I know that Avatar needs a sequel, and only I can provide one fit enough to continue that advance. All I really need to do is wait, and Steven Spielberg's promises will be fulfilled. After everything, I still trust the little squirrel will be fair and just.
I have elucidated how to stop drug addiction, crime, running away, and sexual perversion. Perhaps I will die a fool, but before I do, I will have seen hopelessly ill people live long, healthy productive lives of real promise. If only I had more resources now, I could multiply those small numbers into millions, perhaps billions and trillions to come.
I'm fond of


BALTIMORE, Maryland - Four Filipina ex-staffers of a Baltimore City hospital haven’t gotten over the shock of being summarily fired from their jobs, allegedly because they spoke Pilipino during their lunch break.

“Hindi ko pa rin matanggap na the basis of the termination was the language,” nurse Hachelle Natano told ABS-CBN News.

Corina Capunitan-Yap, Anna Rowena Rosales, Jazziel Granada and Natano were fired from their jobs at the Bon Secours Hospital last April 16.

“I feel I was harassed and discriminated against because of my national origin,” Natano explained.

“They claimed they heard us speaking in Pilipino and that is the only basis of the termination. It wasn’t because of my functions as a nurse. There were no negative write-ups, no warning before the termination,” she added.

Last November, Bon Secours imposed forthe first time an English-only language policy in the Emergency Room, the nurses said.

Many hospitals, especially those with foreign medical staff, implement the rule in trauma facilities because it’s critical everyone understand each other as they respond to life-and-death situations.

They were asked to sign the hospital’s “Emergency Department Expectations” that set the length of their lunch and snack breaks; lays down when they can take a rest; and directs that English should be the only language spoken while the nurses are on ER duty.

Granada was surprised when she too got the boot.

“I was shocked. I’m not even a nurse. I’m a secretary so I’m not involved with patient care. It came as a big shock and I was asking myself, why I was included,” she told ABS-CBN News.

Lawyer


It's all about relationships. According to PriceWaterhouse Coopers' 2013 wealth management survey, the traditional pay structure where a fee is tied to assets under management may shift to a more client-centric "reward and incentive structures" model.

"Historically the focus was on net new money but we’re seeing a shift to the client experience, the client’s goals and managing risk," PwC's Steven Crosby told Financial-Planning. He said firms are starting to judge wealth managers' performance based on customer satisfaction.

As emerging markets continue to take a hit, advisers are warning that it's probably too late for investors to ditch China-focused funds, the Journal reports. Many managers are staying the course in China because "much of the damage from this banking scare has already been priced into the market," ValMark Advisers' Tylerand in being held in the Lawrence County Jail on a $1 million bond.

A juvenile girl has also been charged with delinquency by tampering with evidence.

Keep checking WSAZ Mobile and WSAZ.com for the latest information.

UPDATE 3/31/17 @ 3:25 p.m.

CHESAPEAKE, Ohio (WSAZ) -- A man's wife has been charged with murder after he was found dead in his home Friday morning.

Tina Adkins, 42, of Chesapeake, is charged with murdering her husband David Adkins.

Deputies say she admitted to killing her husband after being taken into custody.

According to a release, members of David's family filed a missing persons report with the Chesapeake Police Department Thursday.

When police went to the home to do a well-being check, he was unable to be found.

Later in the day, an informant met with detectives and told


and remove as much crumb as you can without piercing the outside of the rolls. Keep the breadcrumbs for the paste.

To make the paste, cook the onion gently in the butter in a small pan until it begins to soften. Add the tomatoes, which should be the firm and well-flavoured kind. Simmer for 15 minutes or more, uncovered, until the mixture becomes fairly thick. Whisk in the egg, and continue to cook over a low heat so that the paste thickens without boiling. Remove the pan from the stove. Stir in the cheese and breadcrumbs from the rolls – if the paste is rather sloppy, add some extra breadcrumbs. Season with salt and pepper, and a little sugar if the tomatoes were the greenhouse kind. Lastly mix inideal way of treating our precious field mushrooms.

## MUSHROOMS IN SNUFFBOXES

**A** GOOD RECIPE for stretching a few small field mushrooms – although it is really a good system rather than a proper recipe.

FOR each person cut a 5 cm (2″) slice of bread. Remove the crusts. Score a lid on one side, a good 1cm (½″) deep, and about 1cm (½″) inside the edge. Fry the slices in butter until crisp and golden brown. Cool slightly, then remove the lids and keep them; remove as much of the centre crumb as you can, without spoiling the boxes. Either reheat when you want to cook the mushrooms, or keep them warm in the oven.

Cook the small mushrooms with a finely chopped onion in butter. Should there be rather a


the other side. Then we ate it with lemon juice, bread and butter and glasses of white wine. I have persisted with farm carp, but have never found one which came near the perfection of that river fish.

Another way of cooking carp, a recipe for the kitchen, comes from the early nineteenth century:

For 6

_1½ kilos (3 lb) carp_

_2¼ litres (4 pts) water_

_6 tablespoons vinegar_

_175 g (6 oz) butter_

_Salt, pepper_

_¼ teaspoon each mace, nutmeg, cloves_

_Bouquet garni_

_1 onion_

_2 anchovy fillets (or 1 generous teaspoon anchovy essence)_

_600ml (1 pt) dry white wine_

_1 tablespoon flour_

_Lemon juice_

IF you buy a carp, ask the fishmonger to clean and scale the fish, and also to remove the bitter gall sac at the back of the head. When you get it home, wash it in thethe béchamel sauce, stir it all well together and bring to boiling point. Liquidize and sieve it if you like a smooth sauce. Stir in the cream, adjust the seasoning and pour into a sauceboat.

DUCK STEWED WITH GREEN PEAS

For 4–5

_2–2½ kilos (4–5 lb) duck_

_Bouquet garni (bay leaf, parsley, thyme, rosemary)_

_300 ml (½ pt) giblet stock_

_1 large lettuce, shredded_

_500 g (1 lb) shelled peas_

_2 egg yolks_

_4 tablespoons double cream_

_Salt, pepper, lemon juice_

USE the duck giblets to make the stock in advance. Boil it down to 300 ml (½ pt) or a little more.

Prick the duck all over with a fork, and tuck the bouquet garni into the cavity. Brown it all over in a little oil – do this slowly so that the fat has a chance to run


and prepares to take it with him. Attkisson stops him and instructs him to leave it; he “seems hesitant but puts down the cable on top of the air-conditioning fan next to us.”

Days later, on her commute to work, Attkisson remembers that cable on top of the fan and calls her husband to go out and collect it. “It’s gone,” reports the husband. Attkisson’s efforts to get through to the Verizon technician fail.

A firm hired by CBS News to investigate Attkisson’s computer problems counsels Attkisson to have her FiOS box moved to the interior of her house. When the company’s technicians visit the house, they refuse to perform that request. “It’s not necessary, they say,” writes Attkisson in “Stonewalled.” “They know their business. As adamant as I amlaw enforcement intelligence, had on several occasions in the past couple of years mentioned the presence of nondescript utility trucks parked in our neighborhood — trucks that were working on no known utility projects. Neighbors noticed, too. Ours is a small community filled with people who pay attention to such things. Some of them worked for the three-letter agencies.”

Could those utility trucks have had something to do with the extra cable? Who knows.


Christian Fantasy Author

Sneak Peek Friday

Every Friday on my author Facebook page I will be featuring a sneak peek from one of my books. Read it on my blog to get a longer version! This week’s excerpt is from Journey to Aviad, which is now permafree as an ebook. So if you haven’t read it yet, what’s holding you back?

They traveled the road together in an uncomfortable silence, each focused their own thoughts. Adelin was too young to know what was happening. She bounced contentedly on Morganne’s hip, pointing and babbling to any bright object that caught her attention. Morganne’s expression was solemn and somewhat tense. Elowyn could not guess what her thoughts were, but that was nothing unusual. Morganne usually kept to herself. Elowyn felt a kind ofat them from the battlements, bows in hand. Elowyn could sense the tension in their muscles as they stood ready to shoot at the least sign of trouble. As the procession drew closer to the city gates, the crowds increased to an unbearable level. They were jostled along, pressed closer and closer together until one could only move forward, swept along in an unrelenting current.

Elowyn felt as though she were riding amidst a sickening sea, a swirl of men, women, carts, and livestock. There were other children too. The youngest ones clung to their mother’s skirts as shipwreck victims might cling to floating bits of wood. The whole mass swelled and moved along the wall in a gigantic wave, pushing, pulling, and roaring with an incomprehensible cacophony of


shouts, laughter, jumbled conversations, and the groans of overburdened carts. The closer they came to the gates, the hotter and more foul smelling the air became. Elowyn felt as though she were being smothered. Every sound seemed louder than it really was, adding layers to the nervous ball that was beginning to form deep down in her stomach. One of the carts near her had a squeaky wheel. Though it was such a small sound in the midst of all that chaos, it completely unnerved her. She held her ears trying to block it out, but it only seemed louder with the dampening of the other sounds. It was like a tiny, desperate scream for help that went ignored.

Every once in a while a faint whiff of freshair brushed Elowyn’s face, and she drank it in greedily as though it might very well be her last. She closed her eyes and tried to calm herself, hoping that once they were all squeezed through the gate into the city, there would be more room on the other side. But in that she was greatly disappointed. When they finally approached the gate, and were shoved through by the pressing mob behind, the inner city was just as crowded. She continued to push forward, through narrow streets lined with corbelled buildings that leaned out precariously over them. The doorway of every shop was jammed with buyers haggling over goods. The rest of the crowd attempted to converge in the central square where the execution was to be held.


But, in tech, nothing stays still.

What comes next?

TADSummit Presentation

I gave a presentation two weeks ago at TADSummit looking at how customer service tech (and call center tech in particular) is being built more and more on the same set of platforms. It made me realize that the vision from 10 years ago has been achieved – exceeded everyone’s expectations, actually – and now we’re through to the other side and thinking about what the disadvantages might be.

The deck is embedded below and you can listen to the talk that goes with it here.

If you’ve read all of those, you won’t see much new material, but I tried to tie it together differently. The point was to assemble these ideas for a new crowd of ambitious thinkers and stirhtmlOptions = "";
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In an RM system 10, content 12 is packaged for use by a user by encrypting such content 12 and associating a set of rules with the content 12, whereby the content 12 can be rendered only in accordance with the rules. Because the content 12 can only be rendered in accordance with the rules, then, the content 12 may be freely distributed. However, it is to be appreciated that various pieces of content 12 can be protected according to a plurality of RM systems 10, each of which is not necessarily compatible with every other RM system 10.
Accordingly, a need exists for an architecture and method that define a protected media path for content 12 from anylittle about Vera’s character adaptation from book to series, and why Brenda fits the role so well.

I think Brenda understands Vera and that was my main concern. She gets her wit and her humanity. I get on very well with the scriptwriters and script editors on the series – in fact all the cast and crew have tried very hard to make me welcome and part of the team. Elaine Collins, the producer, discovered The Crow Trap in an Oxfam shop near to where she lives in North London and has been passionate about the character from the start. Her vision has been translated by the writers, actors and directors. The relationship between Vera and Joe Ashworth, her sergeant, is at the heart of the book and remains


Q:

How to check if comma separated strings have duplicate values in php

I have a variable that contains comma separated strings and I would like to create a check if this variable has duplicate strings inside without converting it into an array. If it would make it any easier, each comma separated strings have 3 characters.
example.
$str = 'PTR, PTR, SDP, LTP';

logic: if any of the strings has a duplicate value then display an error.

A:

This should work for you:
Just use strtok() to loop through each token of your string, with , as delimiter. Then use preg_match_all() to check if the token is more than once in the string.
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The requirement for the herpes simplex virus type 1 (HSV-1) protein Vmw65 (VP16) for activation of immediate early (IE) gene expression was examined in synchronized HeLa cells. Analyses of IE RNA levels were conducted during infection with a viral Vmw65 mutant, in1814. The results revealed an increased requirement for Vmw65 when cultures reached G2 phase of the cell cycle. The levels of IE RNAs 1, 2, and 4 were reduced 5-10 times more in G2 than G1/S for in1814-infected cells when compared to cells infected with wild-type virus or 1814R (a rescued virus), and similar but smaller effects were observed on IE RNA 3 levels. The relative decrease at G2


Bone marrow stem cells contribute to healing of the kidney.
A variety of recent studies support the existence of pathways, in adult humans and rodents, that allow adult stem cells to be surprisingly flexible in their differentiation repertoires. Termed plasticity, this property allows adult stem cells, assumed until now to be committed to generating a fixed range of progeny, on relocation to switch to make other specialized sets of cells appropriate to their new niche. Cells normally present within the bone marrow seem particularly flexible and are able to contribute usefully to many recipient organs. In studies of the liver, bone marrow-derived cells are seen with specialized structural and metabolic adaptations commensurate with their new locations, and these may be abundant, even sufficient, to rescue recipient mice from geneticSharing my thoughts with the world from a Particular Baptist perspective

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Military hostilities against insurgents may result in Christian casualties and persecution.

CHIANG MAI, Thailand, October 22 (CDN) — With Burma’s first election in over 20 years just two weeks away, Christians in ethnic minority states fear that afterward the military regime will try to “cleanse” the areas of Christianity, sources said.

The Burmese junta is showing restraint to woo voters in favor of its proxy party, the Union Solidarity and Development Party (USDP), but it is expected to launch a military offensive on insurgents in ethnic minority states after the Nov. 7 election, Burma watchers warned.

When Burma Army personnel attack, they do not discriminate between insurgents and unarmed residents, said a representative of the pro-democracy Free Burma Rangers


and openly sold in the states of Gujarat and Maharashtra, as well as in northeastern states.

NEW DELHI, March 3 (CDN) — Attacks on Christians last month in Punjab state following protests against banners depicting Jesus drinking and smoking were eerily similar to the anti-Christian violence in Orissa state in 2007 and 2008, according to a fact-finding mission.

“I was struck by the similarities between the attacks in northern Punjab state and the violence in eastern Orissa state in 2007 and 2008,” said Dr. John Dayal, a member of the All India Christian Council (AICC) fact-finding mission, which released the report yesterday.

Dayal pointed out that factors such as the Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) being part of the ruling coalition, police inaction, coordination of attacks and support of theThe present invention relates generally to helmets, particularly helmets used to protect the head of a user participating in sports, such as football, or other activities. More particularly, the present invention comprises an improved helmet system for protecting a user from sustaining concussions and other head injuries.
A key function of sports helmets and football helmets in particular, is to reduce the occurrence of brain concussions. Concussion is the term used for mild traumatic brain injuries, MTBIs for short. Despite the “mild” descriptor, concussions are serious injuries and their effect if more than one is experienced by a player become cumulative and may lead to chronic traumatic encephalopathy, or CTE, with reduced brain function in later life. Plus recent evidence indicates that those with CTE may be fifty times


to be widely implemented.
Note that regarding the terminology used in the preceding and following discussion and throughout the specification, on occasion the terms acceleration and deceleration are used within their specific intended meanings, but usually the two terms may be interchanged, so when the term acceleration is used it applies equally well to a deceleration and vice versa. Also, within the specification, the terms angular, rotational, circumferential, tangential, and lateral are often used interchangeably, as are the terms linear, radial, centered, straight-on, and normal. The term off-center refers to any direction between centered and tangential. Finally, the terms radial and radially should be interpreted as meaning substantially radial, as it usually relates to a non-spherical surface (object) such as a spheroid, ellipsoid, or ovoid surface.
To understand how theand observe how the ball moves. See if the ball which represents a neutrally buoyant brain, suspended in the saline solution which represents the cerebrospinal fluid, crashes into the front impact surface of the tube representing the inside of the skull. It should not. Indeed if what has been stated above is correct—and it is—the neutrally buoyant ball should not move at all—and it doesn't.
When talking about the brain, however, the brain is not exactly neutrally buoyant in the surrounding cerebrospinal fluid. It is about 3% more dense than the fluid. So the brain will continue to move forward when the forward-moving skull is abruptly decelerated to a stop, but by how much and with what remaining velocity?
Picture a non-helmeted man running through a darkened space with his


induced linear pressure gradient, the deceleration must be accomplished by squeezing more of the cerebrospinal fluid out of the remaining 0.096 inch space and compressing the compressible pia mater and arachnoid layer. The remaining required deceleration of 0.19 Gs, which corresponds to a decelerating force of only 9.3 ounces, is not very likely to be damaging.
Before knowing the above analysis one would have assumed that a 155 G deceleration impact on the skull would certainly cause a concussion. In light of the above analysis, however, that seems to no longer be the case, even for a head deceleration level more than two times what the NFL considers to be the linear acceleration/deceleration threshold level for concussions (79 Gs). Why then does a high peak linear acceleration level ofacceleration levels.
Take the case of two football players running or diving at each other at a closing speed of 25.6 ft/sec (or 7.8 msec which is faster than any in the college study, see FIG. 2), and then impacting helmet-to-helmet, not in a centered collision but in a 45 degree off-center collision. Therefore, their effective relative speed in both the helmet normal direction and the helmet tangential direction is about 18 ft/sec (cos 45°=0.707). Assume the helmet shells' normal speeds are shared 50/50 at 9 ft/sec each and each's normal motion is stopped in 5 milliseconds with an assumed approximate quarter sine wave decelerating force. The calculated resulting normal displacement of each helmet shell (equal to the dimpling-in distance) is approximately 0.3 inches, which corresponds to an elastically


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kept Sheed from being in the proper position to defend the shot.

The year the Pistons lost to the Spurs in 2004-05, we had Big-Ben and the other 4 guys were all 2 years younger than last year.

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The only problem with the logic here is that Sheed admitted he was supposed to stay home and he screwed up....so there goes the argument that LB coached it poorly.

Not to mention he got two different teams to the NBA finals. (Philly and Detroit. He ran into Shaq and Kobe as the Philly coach.) A total of three trips. Seems he got Indiana pretty far along one year too. And his record of getting mediocre teams into the playoffs is very impressive indeed.

Now, as good as Brown was, there ispotential, and there is results. If Brown could have concentrated a bit more on winning, and less on whining, who knows what he could have done. The only example I will bring up is this. He wins a title for us, and what does he do? Starts whining. Starts looking for his dream job. A very disinterested Brown still got the Pistons to within a quarter of basketball of winning back to back titles. If only he could stay focused on winning.

Because he coached a bunch of jackasses that decided that no matter how good a coach he was, they weren't going to listen. They also knew that because his coaching pedigree preceded him, they wouldn't be the blame when it turned into a disaster because he was


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best to keep it as updated and informed as possible, and therefore we won't remove or edit any of this information by ourself.If you feel any information is not updated about WAESTERN INDIA FIRE PROTECTION SYSTEMS LTD you can update it through a update button provided on this page.in the megamodel shown in Figure \[fig:self-repair-layer2\], but for example, the loop may increase or decrease the constant $5$ in the condition used in the loop depicted in Figure \[fig:self-repair-layer1\]. This changes the loop’s control flow at $layer_1$ and it influences how often the loop at $layer_2$ is triggered and executed. In general, besides changing the expressions of conditions, the control flow can be adjusted by changing model operations and the way they are linked to each other.

These examples illustrate that by using a megamodel specifying a feedback loop at $layer_n$ directly as the reflection model for the feedback loop at $layer_{n+1}$, hierarchies of feedback loops can be easily built without having to integrate specific sensors or effectors. In other terms, a megamodel specifying and executing a feedback loop is


reflective views on feedback loops.

As future work, we plan to elaborate the modeling language. Smoothly integrating formal interface definitions for models and model operations makes the modeling and composition of megamodels more systematic and it enables avenues for analysis. Concerning the metamodel implementation, we are looking into technologies to support the proposed profile. Moreover, we will discuss the current restrictions on the execution semantics as used by the interpreter. Especially, concurrency will be investigated, which is required to cover continuously running adaptation steps, like monitoring. Finally, we want to integrate the presented megamodel solution with our previous work [@VogelNHGB10; @VG10].

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M. Salehie and L. Tahvildari. . *ACM Trans. Auton. Adapt. Syst.*, vol. 4, no. 2, pp. 1–42, 2009.

H. A. Müller, M. Pezzè, and M. Shaw. . In *2nd Intl. Workshop on Ultra-large-scale Software-intensive Systems (ULSSIS)*. ACM, 2008,ourselves at least, in this. There is good in the world. There are the greatest causes in all of the vast arc of history to champion here and now. There are the good and innocent living among us that we now have the honor and the privilege to protect and defend. And there can be no better, more just thing, for us to do now than to unite in what is a very real fight to defend not only clean energy, not only the great enlightenment that has been gifted to us by the sciences, but to, in doing so, protect both the future of humankind and of life on Earth itself.

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upstream had a school of fish swimming in one direction with one fish swimming in the opposite direction toward the egg.

Another one was called speed matters with the fish in a race going towards the egg representing competition.

Another called the sound of all creation showed the fish and the egg joining.

As I drew each day I began to feel better. My energy and appetite return. The anxiety was at bay. And I returned to my former self.

It was only after a month or so that I realized that the act of creating those little cartoons daily healed me. The creative process was instrumental in creating my new found wellness.

Drawing the cartoons was a way for me to process thoughts, explore life and be in a calming state ofindependent-minded leaders in the state: Democratic Senator Russ Feingold, former Republican Governor Lee Sherman Dreyfus and independent Ed Thompson.

I believe that the cornerstone of our justice system is public confidence in the integrity of the lawyers and judges who serve it. That's why for nine years I served the Supreme Court by investigating grievances against attorneys and recommending discipline for ethical violations.

And that's why I'm so troubled by the disturbing facts disclosed about my opponent’s performance as a judge. Court records in 46 cases reveal her conflict of interest involving a bank that loaned her over $3 million, that rents space from her family, and where her husband serves as a paid director. In each case, she failed to recuse herself or disclose her conflict of interest to


the parties as required by the Code of Judicial Conduct.

Judge Ziegler has yet to take responsibility or explain whether she just didn't know about the rule -- or knew about it but decided not to follow it. Instead, she claims that discussing this serious issue with Wisconsin voters is “mudslinging.” I think Wisconsin voters are smart enough to see past Judge Ziegler’s rhetoric and understand the seriousness of her conduct.

People who come to our judicial system to resolve disputes deserve a level playing field free of favoritism – free even of the appearance of favoritism. That fundamental principle will drive my service as a Supreme Court Justice, as it has my legal career.

Judge Ziegler and big-business special interests have spent an unprecedented $2 million trying to mislead votersoriginal document beyond what is needed to print it.

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That mess on your desk, in your shelves and on the living room table? It’s more than unsightly—it can be expensive!

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        imx_a_enable 1 ro type(rot_a_enable_status) "The iMX A module and the CMD a, COEFF a memories are present when this parameter is set.";
        nsf_enable 1 ro type(rot_a_enable_status) "The NSF2 is present when this parameter is set.";
        vlcdj_enable 1 ro type(rot_a_enable_status) "The VLCD module and the QUANT, HUFFMAN, BITSTREAM memories are present when this parameter is set.";
        dct_enable 1 ro type(rot_a_enable_status) "The DCT module is present when this parameter is set.";
        ldc_enable 1 ro type(rot_a_enable_status) "The LDC module and the LDC LUT are present when this parameter is     vlcdj_bloc_irq 1 rw type(cpu_proc_start_irq_status) "This event is triggered by VLCDJ when a macroblock has been processed (encode/decode)";
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        ldc_frame_irq 1 rw type(cpu_proc_start_irq_status) "This event is triggered by LDC when a full frame has been processed";
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rw type(cpu_proc_start_irq_status) "Event triggered when iMX has executed a SLEEP instruction.";
        imx_a_irq 1 rw type(cpu_proc_start_irq_status) "Event triggered when iMX has executed a SLEEP instruction.";
        nsf_irq_irq 1 rw type(cpu_proc_start_irq_status) "Event triggered by the NSF2 imaging accelerator when processing of a block is done.";
        vlcdj_bloc_irq 1 rw type(cpu_proc_start_irq_status) "This event is triggered by VLCDJ when a macroblock has been processed (encode/decode)";
        dct_irq 1 rw type(cpu_proc_start_irq_status) "Event triggered when a block has been processed by the DCT module and the filter outcome has been stored to an image buffer.";
        ldc_frame_irq 1 rw type(cpu_proc_start_irq_status) "This event issequencer";
        step0_irq 1 rw1c type(cpu_proc_start_irq_status1) "Event triggered when Step 0 is activated by the hardware sequencer";
        ldc_block_irq 1 rw1c type(cpu_proc_start_irq_status1) "This event is triggered by LDC when a macroblock has been processed";
        _ 1 mbz;
        rot_a 1 rw1c type(cpu_proc_start_irq_status1) "Event triggered by the ROT a engine";
        imx_b_irq 1 rw1c type(cpu_proc_start_irq_status1) "Event triggered when iMX has executed a SLEEP instruction.";
        imx_a_irq 1 rw1c type(cpu_proc_start_irq_status1) "Event triggered when iMX has executed a SLEEP instruction.";
        nsf_irq_irq 1 rw1c type(cpu_proc_start_irq_status1) "Event triggered by


Step 3 is activated by the hardware sequencer";
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event is triggered by LDC when a full frame has been processed";
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define its $k$-truncation as $$\omega_k=(i_1,i_2,\dots,i_k).$$ Note that for $k\geq 1$ $$\psi_{\omega_{k}}=\psi_{i_{k}}\circ \psi_{\omega_{k-1}}.$$ For every finite word $\gamma$ we can define the cylinder $$\label{cyl} C_\gamma= \{ \omega \in \{1,2,..,d  \}^{\mathbb{N}}\colon \ \omega_{|\gamma|}=\gamma\}.$$

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Analytic potentials, spectral projections and invariant densities {#anapot}
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Some of the results presented in this section extend some of the ones in [@MM]. We say that a function $$g\colon \cup_i \ \text{int} \ I_i \rightarrow \mathbb{R}$$ is a complex analytic potential if there are complex analytic functions $g_i\colon \psi_i (O)\rightarrow \mathbb{C}$ such that

-   The functions $g_i$ and $g$ coincides in the interior of $I_i$.

-   The functions $g_i$ have a continuous extension to $\overline{\psi_i(O)}$.

-   There exists $\theta < 1$ such that $$0< \inf_{x \in \overline{\psi_i(O)}} |g_i'(x)|\leq \sup_{x \in \overline{\psi_i(O)}} |g_i'(x)|\leq \theta.$$

-  0$ such that $$\label{v} P_{\log g}^n v = \alpha^n v, \  \tilde{\mu}(v)=1,$$ and $$\tilde{\mu} (P_{\log g}^n q)= \alpha^n \ \tilde{\mu}(q)$$ for every $q \in C(I)$. Let $v \tilde{\mu}$ be the measure absolutely continuous with respect to $\tilde{\mu}$ and whose Radon-Nikodyn derivative with respect to $\tilde{\mu}$ is $v$, that is, for every Borel set $A$ we have $$v \tilde{\mu}(A)= \int_A v(x) \ d\tilde{\mu}(x).$$ Then the probability $v \tilde{\mu}$ is $f$-invariant. Let $\omega$ be either an infinite word $\omega=(i_1,i_2,\dots,i_{k},\dots)$ or a finite word with $|\omega|\geq k+n$. Then

$$\label{relacao0}
\tilde{\mu} (I_{\omega_{k+n}})=\frac{1}{\alpha^n} \int_{I_{\omega_{k} }}  \tilde{h}_{\omega_{n+k}-\omega_k}(x)   \ d\tilde{\mu}(x),$$

where $\omega_{n+k}-\omega_k$ is the word $$(i_{k+1},i_{k+2},\dots,i_{k+n}).$$

The above expression is sometimes called the conformality of the probability $\tilde{\mu}$.

For every finite word $\gamma$, define $$h_{\gamma}= \frac{\tilde{h}_{\gamma} }{\alpha^{|\gamma|} \tilde{\mu} (I_{\gamma})}.$$

$h_{\gamma}$ is complex analytic but it is real


g_{i_{k+1}}\circ \psi_{i_{k+1}}(y)   \ d\tilde{\mu}(y).$$

Since $g_i$ is analytic and $$diam \ \psi_{\omega_{k+1}}(O)\leq C \lambda^{k+1},$$ by Eq. (\[rec2\]) we have that if $\delta_{k,x,y}$ is defined by $$\frac{ g_{i_{k+1}}\circ \psi_{i_{k+1}}(y) }{ g_{i_{k+1}}\circ \psi_{i_{k+1}}(x) } = 1+\delta_{k,x,y},$$ then, $$|\delta_{k,x,y}| \leq C \lambda^{k+1}.$$ for every $x, y \in  \psi_{\omega_{k}}(O)$. Here $C$ does not depend on either $x,y \in O$, $k\geq 1$, or $\omega$. In particular, if $\tilde{\delta}_{k,x}$ is defined by $$g_{i_{k+1}}\circ \psi_{ \omega_{k+1}}(x)\frac{\tilde{\mu}(I_{\omega_{k}})}{\alpha \ \tilde{\mu}(I_{\omega_{k+1}})} =1+\tilde{\delta}_{k,x},$$ then, by conformality of $\tilde{\mu}$ and the usual bounded distortion argument (for instance [@Man1] page 169) $$|\tilde{\delta}_{k,x}|\leq  C \lambda^{k}.$$ for $x \in O$. This implies that for $m > n$, if $\epsilon_{n,m}$ is defined by $$\frac{h_{\omega_m}(x)}{h_{\omega_n}(x)}=1 + \epsilon_{n,m},$$ then, $$\label{estmn} |\epsilon_{n,m}|\leq C_1\lambda^n$$ for some $C_1$. Here $C_1$ does not depend on $x,y \in\in O$ and infinite word $\omega$.

For each $\omega$ the function $h_{\omega}$ is complex analytic. It is the extension of a strictly positive real function defined on $I$.

\[anaex\] For each $\omega \in \Sigma$ the function $\log h_\omega(\cdot)\colon I \rightarrow \mathbb{R}$ has a complex analytic extension to $O$.

Since $O$ is a simply connected open set, the funtions $h_\omega$ are complex analytic, and $h_\omega(x) \neq 0$ for every $x \in O$, the result follows from the property of the normal families in Complex Analysis (see [@Con] Cor. 6.17).

We use the notation $h_\omega(x) = h(\omega,x),$ $h_{\omega_k} (x) = h(\omega_k,x),$ for $x\in [0,1]$ and $\omega \in \{1,2,..,d\}^\mathbb{N}$, according to convenience.

For every $\tilde{\mu}$-integrable function $z\colon I \rightarrow \mathbb{R}$ we can define the signed measure $z\tilde{\mu}$ as $$(z\tilde{\mu})(A)=\int_A z(x) \tilde{\mu}(x)$$ for every Borel set $A


compact subset of $O$. Moreover $$\mathcal{F}_2= \{ H_{\beta}(\omega,\cdot)\}_{\omega, \beta\geq 1}$$ is also a normal family on $O$.

We consider in $\Sigma$ the metric $d$, such that $d(\omega,\gamma)=2^{-n}
$, where $n$ is the position of the first symbol in which $\omega$ and $\gamma$ disagree.

\[equi\] For every compact $K \subset O$ there exists $C_9$ such that $$\label{lipbeta} |H_\beta(\omega,x)- H_\beta(\gamma,y)|\leq C_9|x-y|+ C_9d(\omega,\gamma)$$ for every $x,y \in K$.

Since the family $\mathcal{F}_2$ is uniformly bounded on each compact set $K \subset O$, we have that the family of functions $$\mathcal{F}_3 := \{  H_{\beta}'(\omega,\cdot)\}_{\omega, \beta\geq 1}$$ has the same property, so it is easy to see that for every compact $K \subset O$ there exists $C$ such that $$|H_\beta(\omega,x)- H_\beta(\omega,y)|\leq C_{10}|x-y|.$$ Note also that Eq. (\[estdiv2\]) implies $$|H_\beta(\omega,x)-H_\beta(\omega_k,x)|\leq C_{11}\lambda^{k},$$ Let $ k+1=  \log(d(\gamma,\omega))/\log \lambda$. -\, I^*(w))= H_\infty
(\tilde{ w},x)  -\, I^*(\tilde{ w})= W(\tilde{ w},x) - V^*
(\tilde{ w})- I^*(\tilde{ w}),$$ then $V$ is analytic on $(a,b)$.

Let us consider for a moment the general case ($A$ not necessarily twist) .

We denote by $M$ the support of $\mu_{\infty\, A}^*$.

As $I^*$ is lower semicontinuous and $W- V^*$ is continuous, then for each fixed $x$, the supremum of $H_\infty (w,x)  -\, I^*(w)$ in the variable $w$ is achieved, and we denote (one of such $w$) it by $w(x)$. In this case we say $w(x)$ is optimal for $x$. We also say that $(w(x),x)$ is an optimal pair of points $x\in[0,1], w(x)\in \{0,1\}^\mathbb{N}$. One can ask if this $w(x)$ is independent of $x$, and equal to a fixed $\tilde{ w}$. This would imply that $V$ is


$W(w,x)-W(w,x'')=\Delta(w,x,x'')$.

Given $A$, suppose $R$ satisfies $$R(x) =  V\circ f(x) -V(x)-A (x),$$ where $V$ is a calibrated subaction. Consider a fixed involution kernel $W$. The next result (which does not assume the twist condition) claims that the dual of $R$ is $R^*$, and the corresponding involution kernel is $(V^* + V -
W).$

\[fun\] (Fundamental Relation)(FR)

$$R(\psi_{w}(x))= (V^* + V - W)(w,x) - (V^* + V - W)(  \sigma(w), \psi_{w}(x) ) + R^* (w).$$

As $R^* (w)= V^*(\sigma (w) ) - V^*(w) - A^*(w)$, we get $$V^*(w) - V^*(\sigma (w) ) + R^* (w) =  - A^*(w),$$ and, now using $x= f(\psi_{w}x)$, we get $$V(x) - V(\psi_{w}x) = V(f(\psi_{w}x)) - V(\psi_{w}x) - A(\psi_{w}x) + A(\psi_{w}x) = R(\psi_{w}x) + A(\psi_{w}x).$$

Substituting the above in the previous equation we get $$\begin{aligned}
(V^* + Vof optimal change) Let $c \in (0,1)$ be the turning point then, for any $x < x'$, such that, $b(w,x)=0$ and $b(w',x')=0$, we have $w \neq w'$, if, and only if, there exists $n \geq 0$ such that $f^n (c) \in [x,x']$. Moreover, if $x,x'$ are such that $w(x)$ and $w(x')$ are identical until the $n$ coordinate, then, $f^n (c)\in (x,x').$

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Step 0\
If $x < x' \leq c$, then, $w_{0} = w'_{0}=1$, else if $c< x < x' $, then $w_{0} = w'_{0}=0$. Suppose $w_{0} = w'_{0}= i\in \{0,1\}$ then applying FR1 we get $\psi_{i}x < \psi_{i}x'$ and $b(
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i_1 ... i_{N-1}}\subset \Sigma$ denotes the cylinder with the corresponding symbols. That is, the discrepancy of the corresponding $w$ have to be at order bigger than $N-1$.

If $c$ is eventually periodic there exist just a finite number intervals $B(w)$ with positive length. The other $B(w)$ are reduced to points and they are also finite.

On the other hand, we claim that $I_{j}=[a,b]$ can have in its interior at most one in the forward orbit of $c$.

Indeed, if $I_{j} \cap \{f^{N}(c), f^{N+1}(c), ...\} = \emptyset$, then the optimal $w$ will be constant and $I_{j}$ of the form $[f^n
(c), f^m (c)]$. Else, if $f^k (c) \in I_{j} \cap \{f^{N}(c),
f^{N+1}(c), ...\} \neq \emptyset$, for $ k \geq N$, we denote by $k$ the minimum one where this happens. Then, we get $$b(w,x)=0continuous $A: [0,1] \to \mathbb{R}$ satisfies the the countable condition, if there are a countable number of possible optimal $w(x)$, when $x$ ranges over the interval $[0,1]$.

We denote by $M$ the support of the maximizing probability periodic orbit for $A^*$.

Consider the compact set of points $P=\{w\in \Sigma$, such that $\sigma(w)\in M$, and $w$ is not on $M\}$.

We say that $A$ is good, if for each $w\in P$, we have that $R^*(w)>0$, where $A^*$ is a dual of $A$.

If $A$ is good, according to [@CLO], a point $w$ satisfies $I^*(w)<\infty$, if, an only if, $w$ is in the pre-image of the maximizing periodic orbit. Such set of $w$ is countable, therefore, if $A$ is good, then $A$ satisfies the countable condition. The good condition, in principle, is more easy


have that for any $B(w)$, which is an interval of the form $[f^{n_i}(c)),f^{m_i}(c))]$, for any possible $i$, it is true that $m_i-n_i=k.$

We claim that the set of points $x$ which are extreme points of any $B(\tilde{w})$, and, such that $x$ can be approximated by the forward orbit of $c$ is finite. Suppose without lost of generality that $x$ is the right point of a $B(w)=(z,x)$.

If the above happens, then, by the last lemma, applied to $(a,b)=(x,\epsilon)$, $\epsilon$ small, we have an infinite sequence of intervals of the form $[f^{n_i}(c)),f^{n_i+k}(c))]$, such that $f^{n_i}(c)\to x$, as $n_i\to \infty.$ Therefore, $x$ is a periodic point of period $k$. There are a finite number of points of period $k$. This shows our main claim. Finally, $c$ is eventually periodic.

\[maincor1\] Suppose $A$ satisfiesmeasures for expanding maps of the circle, *Ergodic Theory and Dynamical Systems* **21** (2001), 1379-1409.

G. Contreras, A. O. Lopes and E. R. Oliveira, Ergodic Transport Theory, periodic maximizing probabilities and the twist condition, preprint UFRGS (2011)

J. Delon, J. Salomon and A. Sobolevski, Fast transport optimization for Monge costs on the circle, *SIAM J. Appl. Math*, no. 7, 2239–-2258, (2010).

E. de Faria and W. de Melo, Mathematical Tools for one-dimensonal dynamics, Cambridre Press, (2008)

W. de Melo and S. Van Strien, One-Dimensional Dynamics, Springer Verlag, (1996)

J. P. Conze and Y. Guivarc’h, Croissance des sommes ergodiques et principe variationnel, manuscript circa (1993).

A. Dembo and O. Zeitouni, Large Deviation Techniques and Applications, Springer Verlag, (1998).

R. S. Ellis, Entropy, Large Deviation and Statistical Mechanics, Springer Verlag, (1985)

A. Fathi. Weak KAM Theorem and Lagrangian


a lawyer.
It's true.
I know.
Being lawyer is the same.
[laughter]
So, Will, how did you get into the restaurant
business?
>>Will Guidara: Similarly, it's what I've
done my entire life.
And a little bit different for me because
my dad was in the restaurant business as well.
So, we work pretty long hours, so my mom was
the one that didn't want me to go into the
business.
My dad was very supportive of it.
I was a soda jerk at Baskin Robbins in Westchester,
New York, when I was 14.
Which, by the way, for a winter job working
at an ice cream shop is one of the most relaxing
jobs you could ever have.
[laughter]
I make a sick mint chocolate chip milkshake,
if you're ever interested.
And then that's essentially all I've ever
done.
I worked at Tribeca Grill as a server when
I was a teenager.
My dad wasto represent.
But I loved working for Danny and he asked
me to go work with Daniel as Eleven Madison
Park was beginning its transformation.
>>Female Presenter: Right.
So, tell us about that.
How did the partnership come to be?
How did you guys find your way to Eleven Madison?
You came through Danny.
>>Will Guidara: Well, yeah.
So, it started with him.
I'll let you actually start the story 'cause
he was at Campton Place.
>>Daniel Humm: I was at Campton Place and
I was in the US three years at that time.
And Danny called me and he said he had dinner
at Campton Place and he loved it.
And he has this great restaurant in New York
that he wants to just make into a different
restaurant because at that time, it was known
to be a brasserie, and the food was like Cote
de Boeuf


was gonna like, write
all the recipes.
And two weeks later, we were missing all of
our meetings and the whole thing was an absolute
disaster.
And we really had to stop and collect ourselves.
And we still did it internally, but that book
is the result of about 20 people working only
on that for an entire year because we wanted
it to be a few things.
We wanted it to be reflective of what the
restaurant is.
We wanted it to work.
Every one of those recipes was tested over
and over and over again.
And in spite of the fact that they're an absolute
reflection of his food, they're actually as
accessible as possible considering the food
that you're making.
And we wanted it to be dynamic and innovative.
And we wanted to put a lot of thought into
changing the way that a cookbook cancurator of archaeology. All findings will reside at Dickson Mounds unless loaned by special permission.

Most of what is known about the site comes from a cemetery that was moved to make way for a road project. Archaeologists from the Illinois Department of Transportation and Dickson Mounds located 280 individuals buried there.

“The story that has been told about the site largely has been told by what was found in the cemetery,” O’Gorman says.

By looking for village home sites, she says, they hope to learn more about the daily life of early people — not just how they died. To that end, parts of three dwellings have been unearthed, as have several storage caches and garbage pits.

She also is interested in learning about two different groups of people that inhabited


lake.

“I always thought they were a forest animal,” says Hedrick, who retired recently as site superintendent of Lincoln’s New Salem State Historic Site near Petersburg.

“But they seem to love it out here.”

Animal bones, including a white-tailed deer’s toe, are among the remains found at the excavation site. Others found include beaver, mussel shells, fish bones and rodent remains.

“If they are finding fish scales and mussels, you know the Native Americans were coming down here and using this,” Beverlin says.

Nerissa Michaels, a graduate student from Western Illinois University, is monitoring aquatic life at the site for the Illinois Natural History Survey.

“There are tons of bass,” she says. “Schools of 20 to 30.”

She was snorkeling to count fish on Tuesday.

“It’s hard because they follow you for the entire length ofplaintiff. The primary question is whether the circuit court acted properly in refusing to enforce a contractual clause prohibiting the award of consequential damages. There is also a sufficiency of the evidence challenge to the court's award of warranty damages. We affirm in part, reverse in part, and remand.

BACKGROUND
Plaintiff Shante Razor purchased a new Hyundai Sonata from Gartner Buick, Inc. (Gartner), on August 4, 2001. At the time she purchased the car, plaintiff also bought an optional remote starter and alarm system from an "options" booklet shown to her by the Gartner salesman. Gartner subcontracted the installation of this starter to Professional Sound Installers (ProSound). ProSound did not install it on the date plaintiff purchased her vehicle, but a few weeks later, on August 30, 2001.
The Sonata was


as consequential damages are concerned, however. Subsection (3) of section 2-719 is part of "this Act"  i.e., the UCCand subsection (3) permits a seller to limit or exclude consequential damages unless to do so would be unconscionable. It still must be determined, therefore, whether a limited remedy failing of its essential purpose defeats a disclaimer of consequential damages.
There are two main schools of thought on the issue. Some courts and commentators conclude that a limited remedy failing *616 of its essential purpose operates to destroy any limitation or exclusion of consequential damages in the same contract. This approach is known as the "dependent" approach, because the enforceability of the consequential damages exclusion depends on the survival of the limitation of remedy.
Our appellate court issued one of theof remedy, it is incontrovertible that the exclusion is to be enforced unless unconscionable. 810 ILCS 5/2-719(3) (West 2000). Why, then, would *619 a limitation of remedy failing of its essential purpose destroy a consequential damages exclusion in the same contract? We see no valid reason to so hold.
Indeed, the dependent approach operates to nullify all consequential damage exclusions in contracts which also contain limitations of remedy. For if the limited remedy fails of its essential purpose, the consequential damages exclusion would also automatically fallregardless of whether it is unconscionableand if the limitation of remedy does not fail of its essential purpose, the buyer would not be entitled to consequential damages in any event; he would be entitled only to the specified limited remedy.
The two provisionslimitation of remedy


or duty within this Act imposes an obligation of good faith in its performance or enforcement,' " supports the conclusion that bad faith could vitiate a section 2-719(3) consequential damages exclusion). Accordingly, we believe that a plaintiff must be allowed to point to a defendant's conduct, or any *622 other circumstance which he believes would make enforcement of a consequential damages exclusion unconscionable. But the plain language of the UCC indicates that this step, of evaluating whether the exclusion is unconscionable, must be taken before a contractual consequential damages exclusion may be done away with. See 810 ILCS 5/2-719(3) (West 2000).
We conclude that the independent approach is the better-reasoned and more in accordance with the plain language of the UCC. This conclusion is buttressed by the fact that16 C.F.R. § 700.11(b) (2000). So far as the record in this case is concerned, no such conveyance took place.
Again, the result in this case rests wholly on the evidence adduced and the arguments raised in this case. Hyundai contends on rehearing that it did "provid[e] the limited warranty at the time [plaintiff] bought the Sonata," but the record in this case does not bear that assertion out  there is no evidence, documentary or testimonial, to support Hyundai's bald assertion that plaintiff was provided a copy of the warranty at the time the sale contract was signed. This is not a matter of shifting the burden of proof to Hyundai (as Hyundai additionally complains on rehearing),[4] because the fact is that plaintiff *625 did produce affirmative evidence


to show the proper measure of his or her damages," and remanding for new trial, where jury awarded plaintiff $5,000 for breach of automobile warranty without sufficient evidence of value as delivered).
At this new trial, plaintiff's counsel must not be precluded from attempting to lay a foundation for plaintiff's knowledge of the value of the car. However, of course, the evaluation of the sufficiency of whatever foundation may be laid to establish plaintiff's personal knowledge of the value of the car will be within the circuit court's discretion (Best in the West Foods, 282 Ill.App.3d at 483, 217 Ill.Dec. 764, 667 N.E.2d 1340); we are not prejudging this question in favor of either party.

III. Attorney fees
Hyundai admits that the Magnuson-Moss Act permits the court to award attorney feesaddition, that there are difficulties with the majority's unconscionability holding even when considered solely as a matter of state contract law, without reference to the federal regulations. In finding Hyundai's consequential damages disclaimer unconscionable, the majority concludes that this exclusion is void and unenforceable as a matter of public policy. The clear implication of such a holding is that Hyundai did something wrong, such as hiding the exclusion "in a maze of fine print." Frank's Maintenance & Engineering, Inc. v. C.A. Roberts Co., 86 Ill. App.3d 980, 990, 42 Ill.Dec. 25, 408 N.E.2d 403 (1980). However, in the case at bar Hyundai committed no such infraction. Instead, Hyundai's transgression was that it failed to make the warranty "available to the plaintiff at or before the time she signed


computer-aided design (CAD), 3D printing and flow assessment with magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) would provide an unprecedented opportunity for detailed assessment of the structural and hemodynamic characteristics of both normal semilunar valves and pathologic conditions such as isolated aortic and pulmonary valve diseases and connective tissue diseases affecting the arterial roots. This paper illustrates the process of CAD and 3D printing of a semilunar valve phantom and the assessment of valve function using 4-dimensional (4D) flow MRI.

Method {#Sec2}
======

Previously published data using either pathology specimens or medical imaging were used to model the structure of the 'normal' tricuspid aortic valve with a CAD software package (SolidWorks, Waltham, Massachusetts, USA) (Figs. [1](#Fig1){ref-type="fig"}, [2](#Fig2){ref-type="fig"}) \[[@CR1]--[@CR7]\]. The design of the aortic root incorporated the sinuses of Valsalva, sinotubular junction, and ascending aorta. AMedicine (DICOM) data for each of the modalities usedScan duration (minutes)2D/ 3DIn-plane resolution (mm^2^)Slice thickness (mm)TR/TE (ms)Field of ViewMatrix sizeFlip angle (°)Venc (cm/s)4D Flow11.7 (in-plane GRAPPA acceleration factor = 3)3D1.6 × 1.61.648.6/3.5200 × 156 × 64 mm^3^128 × 102 × 407100Phase Contrast0.52D1.0 × 1.05 (single slice acquisition)50.9/4.1200 × 119 mm^2^192 × 1162570Cine (axial)1.52D1.0 × 1.23 (5 slices acquired)58.8/3.3200 × 119 mm^2^192 × 9912n/aCine (coronal)1.52D1.2 × 1.33 (3 slices acquired)57.5/3.3224 × 133 mm^2^192 × 9912n/a

Results {#Sec3}
=======

A live video recording demonstrating the function of the 3D printed valve is provided in Fig. [5](#Fig5){ref-type="fig"} (and Additional file 1: Video S1). Valve opening and closure during systole and diastole, respectively, is clearly visualized. Fig. 5View from above the 3D printed aortic valve demonstrating the valve closing and opening in response to pulsatile flow. **a** Valve leaflets closing during diastole. **b** Valve leaflets opening during systole. (Corresponding video files attached -- Additional file 1: Video S1)

**Additional file 1: Video S1.** View from above the 3D printed aortic valve


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   to studio – how the filmmaking process is affected and the potential challenges of working with bigger budgets, bigger names, new audiences and studio execs without losing the indie creative edge. The session will be moderated by Scott Smith, director of the TV shows CALL ME FITZ, COLD SQUAD, andSKINS. Tickets.

Nicole Perlman & Simon Davis Barry- Genre Smash!
Action films throttle the hero against incredible physical feats. Dramas center on the realistic, in-depth development of a character. The science fiction picture examines the effect of imagined scientific/technological innovations in a futuristic world. Today, film genres have expanded into sub-genres and hybrid genres, melding elements in new, compelling, and sometimes strange ways. This writer’s panel will feature Nicole Perlman, screenwriter of GUARDIANS OF THE GALAXY, Simon Davis Barry, creator of


sixth sessions. Profile of Mood States, State-Trait Anxiety Inventory, Health Attribution Test, Imagery Assessment Tool, and Multiple Sclerosis Symptom Checklist. Imagery group subjects demonstrated significant reductions in state anxiety and significant alteration in their illness imagery because of feedback obtained during the study. Use of the relaxation/imagery protocol led to clinically significant reductions in state anxiety. Imagery may be assessed through drawings that allow for positive modification of the imagery material to increase its utility and power.Carrick Named Team's AHL Man of the Year Award Winner

The San Diego Gulls are proud to announce that Sam Carrick has been named the team’s winner of the IOA/American Specialty AHL Man of the Year award for his outstanding contributions to the San Diego community during the 2018-19 season.

Carrick and his fiancé, Carley, have been instrumental in growing the hockey club’s relationship with Shelter to Soldier and spearheading the creation and sale of the team’s Pucks & Paws Calendar. Shelter to Soldier is 501c3 nonprofit organization that adopts dogs from local shelters and trains them to become psychiatric service dogs for post-Sept. 11 combat veterans suffering from Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD), Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) and/or other injuries associated with traumatic service experiences.

As an alternate captain and leader


the annual Shop with a Jock event. Hosted by the Junior Seau Foundation, Shop with a Jock allows local children the opportunity to select gifts for their families that they otherwise might not be able to afford. In addition, Carrick visited Rady Children’s Hospital to spend time with and comfort young patients.

A native of Markham, Ontario, Carrick is a consistent presence in the San Diego community and continues to actively seek out new opportunities to enhance the lives of others through local outreach in addition to supporting animals and veterans in need. These endeavors are a small portion of the time that Carrick sets aside outside of hockey to make an impact in the community and give back.

Carrick is now one of 31 finalists for the AHL’s 2018-19once-beautiful reliefs, were the names of visitors, whose admiration for the sculptures evidently did not inhibit them from scribbling all over them.

Queen Neferu lived during the Eleventh Dynasty, somewhere around 2150 B.C. Since Hatshepsut built her temple over and across the original entrance, blocking the tomb, it was assumed that the visitors who left their names must have come during the period between the Eleventh and Eighteenth Dynasties, before the temple was built. But the excavations of 1925 brought out a surprise—a narrow tunnel, built at the same time as the Eighteenth Dynasty temple, which led north from the upper temple court to the door of the tomb. There is only one plausible reason for the construction of this tunnel—to allow access to the tomb after its old


still, despite the deceptive suggestion of curves, essentially straight up and down. Painting and relief give the human body in the familiar combination of profile and front view, depictions of houses and palaces are the same confusing blend of plan and elevation. Of course, the court artists were used to working in this style, and most of them would have found it utterly impossible to break away from it, but I cannot help suspecting, particularly in view of earlier successful, if spasmodic, attempts at deviation from the canon, that a talented young painter could have made a closer approximation to visual reality if that had been what the king was demanding. Akhenaton wanted something different from the old formal style, assuredly; but what he wanted and why heCoptos. Hatshepsut's great vessels must have been built there: they were true seagoing ships.

Ships sailing north to Asia had no such problem; they simply went down the Nile and out into the sea. There have been a number of wild claims as to the Egyptians' seafaring exploits, but so far there is no evidence from reliable sources that they circumnavigated Africa or passed the Pillars of Hercules to carry civilization to the wild lands of the Western Hemi sphere. Very little is known about their methods of navigation; but we suppose that, like most ancient sailors, they preferred to keep land in sight. This would have been possible during the voyages to Punt, or north to Syria-Palestine, but the Egyptians had commercial and diplomatic contacts with the Aegean


from publicly available SPEC (Standard Performance Evaluation Corporation) benchmarks. SPEC is a third-party organization that audits and posts results from standardized benchmarks. Only the hardware manufacturer can submit SPEC test results, so it's natural to assume that these results are generated on highly-optimized systems that might not reflect a normal server deployment. Intel does have EPYC hardware in-house, which we'll get to shortly, but it cannot post results of its internal testing with SPEC benchmarks.

Intel highlighted that AMD hadn't submitted many auditable benchmarks (noted by the 18 "No EPYC Publication" entries). AMD's two-socket server with EPYC 7601 processors is represented with the green bars. Intel normalizes the test results against a two-socket Broadwell-EP server (far left), which highlights its own gen-on-gen performance improvement with the Skylake-SP (aka Purley/Xeonthe situation.

AMD also plainly states that its unique architecture is well-suited for some applications, but it isn't as impressive with others. The company plans to target the applications where it excels with the first generation of EPYC processors, and then improve the architecture as it evolves to make it more potent in a wider gamut of applications.

Thoughts

For the last five years Intel has largely owned the data center; currently, its processors power a whopping ~99.6% of the world's servers. Intel is currently restructuring and has bet a substantial portion of its future on data center-driven revenue, and while the company also faces threats from ARM-based competitors, such as Qualcomm's Centriq and Cavium's ThunderX2, AMD's processors have the advantage of the x86 instruction set architecture.

While the ARM-based competitors are


In this study, a mobile application for radiobiology calculations and its adoption by the radiation oncology community was evaluated. Users were satisfied with RBApp, and this tool is used for both clinical decision making and educational purposes. However, legacy software use remained prevalent, which may have implications for information security.nodal surgical staging as well as features that have prognostic value: percentage of viable tumor cells, number of lymph nodes resected with or without metastatic involvement, and presence or absence of lymphovascular and perineural invasion.

Based on the pathologic findings, a patient's response to treatments is reported as a complete response (CR), intermediate response, poor response, or other such nomenclature. Grading of tumor regression has also been used in the past to help characterize treatment stratification, but it is difficult to measure uniformly across multiple institutions and clinicians. Pathologic complete response (pCR) is the absence of tumor cells in the surgical specimen; predicting pCR based on clinical complete response (cCR) is a challenging concept (Minsky et al., 1995) that is important to mention but beyond the scope of this


data, including the recent MDACC study by Park and colleagues, treatment response to neoadjuvant chemoradiotherapy among patients with locally advanced rectal cancer undergoing radical resection can be an important early surrogate marker that correlates to oncologic outcomes. In addition, final pathologic stage is an early response indicator for long-term outcomes that provides better prognostication than does the clinical stage; patients who achieve a complete response and undergo radical resection have excellent prognosis with low risk for local or distant recurrence. Based on the treatment response stratification, the current NIH recommended surveillance guidelines for locally advanced rectal cancer should not be changed. These data provide guidance with response-stratified oncologic benchmarks for comparisons of novel treatment strategies.

The authors have no conflicts of interest to disclose

[^1]: Correspondence to: Elizabeth A. Wolf,Radiolytic transformations of chlorinated phenols and chlorinated phenoxyacetic acids.
Hydroxyl radical reactions of selected chlorinated aromatic phenols (2,4-dichlorophenol, 2,4,6-trichlorophenol, and pentachlorophenol) and chlorinated phenoxyacetic acids [2,4-dichlorophenoxyacetic acid (2,4-D), 2,4-D methyl ester, 2-(2,4-dichlorophenoxy)propionic acid (2,4-DP)] were studied using the radiolysis techniques of pulse radiolysis and gamma radiolysis. Hydroxyl radical addition was the prominent reaction pathway for the chlorinated phenoxyacetic acids and also for the chlorinated phenols at pH values below the pK(a) of the compounds. A very prominent change in (*)OH reactivity was observed with the chlorinated phenoxide ions in high pH solutions. Two different reaction pathways were clearly present between the hydroxyl radical and the chlorinated phenoxide ions. One of the reaction pathways was suppressed when the concentration of chlorinated phenoxide ions was increased 10-fold. Amid a greater electron-withdrawing


Elfstrand M, Zhou L, Baison J, et al. Genotypic variation in Norway spruce correlates to fungal communities in vegetative buds. Mol Ecol. 2020;29:199--213. 10.1111/mec.15314 31755612

Linghua Zhou and John Baison contributed equally.

1. INTRODUCTION {#mec15314-sec-0001}
===============

At any given time during their life cycle, trees are colonized by a wide range of microbes, including fungi. These fungi may reside both epiphytically, on the surface of the tissue, and endophytically, within the host tissue without causing any visible symptoms (Arnold, Henk, Eells, Lutzoni, & Vilgalys, [2007](#mec15314-bib-0002){ref-type="ref"}; Rajala et al., [2013](#mec15314-bib-0054){ref-type="ref"}; Rodriguez, White, Arnold, & Redman, [2009](#mec15314-bib-0057){ref-type="ref"}; Sieber, [2007](#mec15314-bib-0064){ref-type="ref"}). The epi‐ or endophytic fungi associated with a tree have varying ecological roles, such as being mutualistic symbionts (latent) pathogens or facultative saprotrophs (Rajala, Velmala, Vesala, Smolander, & Pennanen, [2014](#mec15314-bib-0055){ref-type="ref"}; Saikkonen, [2007](#mec15314-bib-0060){ref-type="ref"}). Pathogenic fungi causelikely to significantly influence the structure of the phyllosphere community of a host tree.

Conifers dominate the boreal forests in the Northern Hemisphere (Farjon & Page, [1999](#mec15314-bib-0019){ref-type="ref"}). Owing to their often large population sizes, outbreeding mating systems and efficient gene flow (wind pollination), conifers are characterized by high levels of heterozygosity and intraspecific diversity, which is reflected in low levels of genetic differentiation between populations (Savolainen, Pyhäjärvi, & Knürr, [2007](#mec15314-bib-0061){ref-type="ref"}). Norway spruce is one of the most important conifer species in Europe, both ecologically and economically. Together with Scots pine (*Pinus sylvestris* L.), it essentially makes up the continuous boreal forests of the continent. The fungal community composition of Norway spruce needles has been reported to change along a latitudinal gradient on a continental scale as well as between


The first two principal components (PCs) explained 14.9% and 12.8% of the total variance respectively in the phyllosphere community. The first and second PCs were strongly influenced by the abundance data of the undescribed ascomycete (OTU_4) and *C. cygneicollum*, while the second axis was also driven by *C. herbarum*, *S. polyspora* and OTU_10 (unclassified fungus; Figure [1](#mec15314-fig-0001){ref-type="fig"}a; Table [1](#mec15314-tbl-0001){ref-type="table"}). In addition to several of the taxa shaping the first two PCs, *F. wieringae* appeared to be an important driver on the third, and *T. areolata* on the fourth (Figure [1](#mec15314-fig-0001){ref-type="fig"}b; Table [1](#mec15314-tbl-0001){ref-type="table"}). PCs 5 and 6 explained 7.8% and 6.3% of the variance, respectively but the axes were shaped by mostly different OTUs than the first axis, such as *A. pullulans*, *T. areolata*, *R. kalkhoffii*, *Ceramothyrium* sp. andindicating that the QTLs are located at different positions in the genome. The three SNPs that were significantly associated with PC3 are positioned in or adjacent to four Norway spruce gene models: MA_24477g0010, MA_31029g0010, MA_10428833g0010 and MA_10428833g0020 (Table [3](#mec15314-tbl-0003){ref-type="table"}). The gene ontology (GO) terms GO:0007264 (small GTPase mediated signal transduction) and GO:0006886 (intracellular protein transport) are associated with the gene model MA_24477g0010 that is similar to the *Arabidopsis* ADP‐ribosylation factor A1F gene (Table [3](#mec15314-tbl-0003){ref-type="table"}). MA_10428833g0020, encoding a putative ubiquitin‐protein ligase, is associated with the terms GO:0006817 (phosphate ion transport), GO:0016036 (cellular response to phosphate starvation), GO:0010337 (regulation of salicylic acid metabolic process), GO:0080021 (response to benzoic acid) and GO:0009626 (plant‐type hypersensitive response). Neither of the other two gene models have any functional information connected to them in the


Norway spruce genome portal. However, MA_31029g0010 is homologous to AT3G59340, a putative solute carrier family 35 protein which is reported to be located in *Arabidopsis* chloroplasts. Inspection of the expression patterns of MA_24477g0010, MA_31029g0010, MA_10428833g0010 and MA_10428833g0020 reported in the *Picea abies* exAtlas (Nystedt et al., [2013](#mec15314-bib-0048){ref-type="ref"}) suggest that the candidate genes may be highly expressed in bark phloem, cambium and primary xylem (samples Z4006TR12, Z4006TR24, Z4006TR25 and Z4006TR19) and that relatively high levels of MA_31029g0010 transcript accumulate in vegetative shoots, developing buds, pine apple galls and immature female cones (Figure [2](#mec15314-fig-0002){ref-type="fig"}). Interestingly, the gene model MA_208236g0010 associating with PC5 showed an expression pattern reminiscent of MA_31029g0010 with relatively high transcript expression accumulating in vegetative shoots and developing buds (Figure [2](#mec15314-fig-0002){ref-type="fig"}). There is no functional information for MA_208236g0010al., [2016](#mec15314-bib-0047){ref-type="ref"}; Rajala et al., [2013](#mec15314-bib-0054){ref-type="ref"}, [2014](#mec15314-bib-0055){ref-type="ref"}). The latent pathogens were, however, much more frequent in our study, found in up to 82% of the samples. It is possible that a surface sterilization treatment would have reduced the frequency of these taxa, but *S. polyspora, L. macrospora, T. areolata* and *R. kalkhoffii* were relatively highly abundant (File [S3](#mec15314-sup-0001){ref-type="supplementary-material"}). Thus, our interpretation is that these four pathogens had colonized asymptomatic buds, acting as latent pathogens.

The interactions between trees and phyllosphere fungi are diverse and not fully understood. It has been reported that endophytic fungi are more diverse and abundant than pathogens within the phyllosphere community (Rodriguez et al., [2009](#mec15314-bib-0057){ref-type="ref"}; Terhonen et al., [2019](#mec15314-bib-0068){ref-type="ref"}), something that is reflected also in our study. Endophytic fungi in the phyllosphere have the potential


M.E., M.R.G.G., K.L., B.K. and H.X.W.; planning the study: M.E., Å.O., J.B., L.Z., M.R.G.G., K.L. and J.S.; execution of the study: M.E., J.B., L.Z. and M.R.G.G.; drafting the manuscript: M.E., J.B. and L.Z.; all authors read and commented on the text. M.E. wrote the final manuscript, and all authors read and approved the final version.

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Financial support was received from the Swedish Foundation for Strategic Research (SSF), grant number RBP14‐0040, and The Swedish Research Council for Environment, Agricultural Sciences and Spatial Planning (FORMAS). We also acknowledge the Swedish Research Council (VR) and the Swedish Governmental Agency for Innovation Systems (VINNOVA). The funders had no role in study design, data collection and analysis, decision to publish, or preparation of the manuscript. Thesaying that, but as a kid, there was, you know, guns and arrows and all that. [Tom] Hanks knew about it. I don't think he had it. I also had a G.I. Joe for awhile until I realized, all by myself, I'm playing with dolls. I changed the clothes and I put on a new flak jacket, helmet and I went, this is no different than my sister. I buried the G.I. Joe and his whole squad in the backyard."

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