the ability to modulate the magnetic field. There are more useless harmonic content in the air gap flux density, which limits the output thrust force. Meanwhile, the losses generated by these useless harmonics exacerbate the fever of the PMs, which go against to the heat dissipation of primary side. Chinese Invention Patent Application No. 201510209749.1 discloses a stator PM motor. Its structure is similar to doubly-salient PM motor. But from the magnetic field distribution and operation principle shown in FIG. 6, it is closer to flux-switching motor, not conventional doubly-salient motor. Although the motor creates a bipolar armature PM flux and smooth torque output, the motor places a PM every two stator salient teeth, and at the same time the flux of each winding turns is generated onlyoffice.” Merkel told China’s Premier Wen Jiabao that she had seen the reports about the espionage operation and warned him “we must together respect a set of game rules.”

The Financial Times quoted a US official who said the Pentagon knows the origin of the June attack. Another official familiar with the attack said there was a “very high level of confidence” that China’s PLA was responsible.

In July, the Pentagon published a report, Military Power of the People’s Republic of China, that states the PLA is investing in CNO. The PLA uses CNO concepts that include computer network attack, computer network defense, and computer network exploitation in order to prepare for “electromagnetic dominance” in a future conflict. This is what Chinese military theorists call “Integrated Network Electronic Warfare” which


the need to perform polling because polling is typically undesirable (it's expensive).  The only way to "fix" the too-late case is by checking more frequently - which makes the "too-early" case worse.

The result may not be final at the time of access (i.e. not all callbacks have run)

A feature Deferred offers is that it allows for composition in event-driven programming.  You can have unit A which performs some task and returns a Deferred.  You can have unit B which performs some task and depends on unit A and returns some other Deferred.  Such composition could look like this:
d = Deferred()

d_a = unit_a()
def a_finished(result):
    d_b = unit_b(result)
    d_b.addCallback(d_final.callback)
d_a.addCallback(a_finished)

What values does d.result take on over the course of the executionat any use of the result attribute and you will probably find that there is a better (more maintainable, less fragile) solution using callbacks.

Is there a better way to access the result to assign it to a variable or use it later without adding additional callbacks to the Deferred?

The better way to access the result is always to add an additional callback.  As another answer suggests, inlineCallbacks is a way to use callbacks that doesn't look like using callbacks and is preferred by many.  It lets you do a simple assignment to a local to retrieve a result but the implementation is still using Deferred.addCallback and the related APIs.


AES began work on the project, it eventually ceased operations at the DuPont Site based upon its belief that Metalworking had breached the applicable contract.
Accordingly, AES commenced this litigation under 28 U.S.C. § 1332(a)(1) seeking relief for breach of contract and quantum meruit / unjust enrichment. Metalworking responded by filing a Motion to Dismiss Pursuant to Rules 12(b)(2) and (3). See Docket No. [10]. Metalworking challenges both the existence of personal jurisdiction and the propriety of venue. In the alternative, Metalworking *571 seeks a transfer of venue pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 1404(a). See Docket No. [14]. AES opposes both Motions.
After careful consideration, and for the reasons set forth below, the Motion to Dismiss is denied as is the Motion to Transfer.

I. Motion to Dismiss

A. Personal Jurisdiction
Metalworking isaddress and telephone number in this District." See Docket No. [13], p. 12. According to AES, it routinely contacted representatives of Metalworking in writing, by telephone and by facsimile at its office in Ligonier. See Docket No. [13], p. 3-4 and Kowalsky Affidavit. Metalworking counters that it does not maintain an office in Ligonier. See Docket No. [18] and Smith, Onnie and Johnson Affidavits attached thereto. Rather, it insists, the Ligonier address is simply the home address of its employee Richard Smith and that Smith commutes to the Metalworking office in Indiana. See Smith, Onnie and Johnson Affidavits. Smith explains that the business card AES had with his Ligonier address on it was old, that the address was no longer current and that the information was provided only


in favor of transfer. Yet it appears that whether AES warranted that the tanks would pass an Integrity Inspection is a matter in dispute. A portion of the Agreement provides that the "intent of the cleaning is to remove the existing contents in preparation for an AP-653 Integrity Inspection" and that the "cleaning will provide a condition whereby an AP-653 Inspector will be able to visually inspect and use NDT methods for examination of the tank." See Proposal Dated December 12, 2007, attached to AES's Memorandum in Opposition to Motion to Dismiss, Ex. G. Whether the parties intended that by including this language AES warranted that the tanks actually would pass an Integrity Inspection again turns on the issue of what the parties understood during the negotiationswhich occurredwould be more familiar with the application of Pennsylvania law than would the New Jersey court, so this factor weighs against a transfer.
On the whole, I find that the balance of private and public factors weighs against a transfer of this case. AES's choice of forum, the location of the operative events, the convenience of the parties, the location of the relevant books and records and the practical considerations that would make this trial easy, expeditious and inexpensive favor retaining jurisdiction over this matter. Consequently, the Motion to Transfer is denied.
AND NOW, this 12th day of June, 2009, after careful consideration, and for the reasons set forth in the accompanying Opinion, the Motion to Dismiss (Docket No. [10]) is DENIED and the Motion to Transfer (Docket No. [14])


audacious trumpets of the working class were answered by the equally loud bells of San Filmino." "Therefore, my faithful and beloved fellow citizens," "I exhort you to vote for a party that is of the people and therefore democratic, and therefore respectful of our Christian faith." "A party, in a word, both democratic and Christian." "My wife, Rosalia." "Twelve years of marriage." "Donna Matilde, my mother." "My sister Agnese, unmarried and still dependent, officially compromised..." "i.e., engaged... to Rosario Mulè, of the respected firm Mulè and Sons, a funeral parlor." "And this is Don Calogero, intruder in the Cefalù Palace, husband of Aunt Fifidda, my father's sister." "In a mere 15 years, this former farmer had paid off a number of my father's rash gambling debts, enabling himthen." "Anyway, I wanted to see if Rosalia's hips still attracted men's attention, and in effect, it seemed they did indeed." "You must be warm." "No, not the marshal." "Certainly no one related to the law." "Absolutely not Don Ciccio Matara." "I can feel a draft." "Perhaps an artistic type, a soul mate." "I wonder if Tonino Gambacurta would be suitable." "What a lovely voice Tonino has." "What?" "Poor boy." "Why "poor boy"?" "Don't you know?" "Definitely not Tonino." "Good night." "If you don't say it, I can't go to sleep." "Yes, I love you." "Good night." "How much, Fefè?" "Why?" "Enough!" "Ferdinando." "Mama's brought you some breakfast." " Do it for me." " Go away!" " Be patient." " I always have to suffer." "One day he's


action." "Give me 24 hours." "We'll find out where they are." "Have courage." "Are you Baron Don Ferdinando Cefalù?" "My name is Immacolata Patanè." "I'm his wife." "I came all the way from Catania to find out what you intend to do." "I really don't..." "Yes, now I'd been provoked." "Gravely provoked, I might add." "Don Ciccio Matara had kept his promise." "Immacolata!" " What have you done?" " Nothing." "I avenged my honor." "But... what about mine?" "BARON CEFALÙ KILLS WIFE CAUGHT HIDING OUT WITH LOVER" "In this picturesque corner of Sicily, many have died in the name of honor." "Poor Rosalia, you didn't deserve it." "But I know you rest in peace, with your naïve little dreams." "I really did love you in my own way."[Past and present of the Hungarian traumatology (author's transl)].
Author presents a consise picture about the history of the Hungarian traumatology. Remembering great Hungarian surgeons who recognised the significance of accident surgery and with their works contributed to the progress in traumatology, he delineates the development of the Hungarian trauma management. The second part of this paper is dealing with the present situation of the Hungarian accident surgery and outlines tasks to be realized for further development of the well advancing Hungarian traumatology.


Fairholme grabs more land for Miami office tower plan

Fairholme Funds managing member and president Bruce Berkowitz bought additional land surround his office tower project at 26th Street and Biscayne Boulevard in Miami.

Fairholme Midtown Association, an affiliate of the equity firm, bought the site of the proposed tower in June for $7.6 million. After two recent purchases, the land totals 58,645 square feet.

Berkowitz’s firm picked up 5,000 square feet in August when it closed on a house at 235 Northeast 26th Street for $450,000. Late last month, it snatched up 6,230 square feet at 236 Northeast 26th Terrace for $798,800. [ExMiami] — Mark Maurerbody part and the display part are superposed over each other and closed, and input may be performed through a touch panel without exposing a keyboard by opening the display part.
The above-mentioned information apparatus is disclosed in, for example, Japanese Laid-open Patent Publication No. 4-218820. In the information apparatus disclosed in Japanese Laid-open Patent Publication No. 4-218820, a body case and a display device are coupled with a support unit including a first arm and a second arm, and when the first arm is caused to slide along a long groove provided to a side surface of the body case, the display device tilts while sliding and a keyboard of the body case appears. That is, a tablet PC style in which a display device is superposed over


Police have accused Senator Valdir Raupp (PMDB, of Roraima), leader of PMDB in the Senate, of receiving money for intermediating a business deal between the French company Alstom and the paristatal Eletronorte. The police asked the STJ for authorization to investigate further Raupp's alleged involvement. --Zeca do PT Scandal: "Zeca do PT," whose real name is Jose Orcirio Miranda dos Santos, former federal deputy and two-term governor of Mato Grosso do Sul, is accused by prosecutors of receiving more than R$ 30 million (USD $18 million) from the public administration to pay off people in the state to support his administration while governor from 1999 to 2007. --Alvaro Lins Scandal: Alvaro Lins, a state deputy and the former chief of Rio de Janeiro state Civil Police, was recentlyScandal news is plentiful, but conviction news is scarce. Politicians who have been indicted continue to go about their business, and cases can drag on for years. The Ministerio Publico, an independent federal prosecutorial body with extensive powers, is recognized as unusually free of corruption, although it often gets involved in investigations too late or fails to act at all. Sometimes the only investigating body is the legislative branch, usually acting through a CPI. Acquittal for lack of evidence or political motives is common, and even when a CPI does conclude that a crime was committed, it has no law enforcement or judicial powers. Federal elected officials, and high-level executive and judicial officials, are entitled to have their cases tried in the Supreme Court (STF) or the Superior


the corruption scandals are evidence of a positive trend--the result of more professional media, greater transparency, and democratic principles at work--the youth are increasingly disillusioned with democratic institutions that seem to be hopelessly corrupt. 7. (SBU) Despite some positive signs, there is no concerted effort to address the systemic flaws that create an environment so conducive to corruption. The change in societal attitudes that encourages citizens to hold politicians and other authorities accountable for their actions has only begun. Moreover, substantial progress in the fight against corruption in Brazil will require going beyond today's ad hoc measures to more profound reforms that BRASILIA 00000855 004 OF 004 strengthen democratic and judicial institutions, including the judiciary, police, and executive branch accountability organs. We do not expect the Lula AdministrationQ:

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I've been working through Magento U's Fundamentals of Magento 2 Development course, and I'm currently working on the second unit, which covers request processing. This morning, I was finishing the videos and exercises on routers in Magento 2. One of the exercises that was provided involved writing a custom router.
I added the router to the routerlist with the following code in etc/di.xml:
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    <arguments>
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            <item name="training" xsi:type="array">
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a columella lying below the alae nasi (see Fig. [1](#Fig1){ref-type="fig"}) \[[@CR39]••\]. Additional hallmarks of MOPD II include a high-pitched nasal voice, café-au-lait spots, and elevated platelet counts in some \[[@CR39]••, [@CR46]\]. MOPDII is caused by mutations in the pericentrin (PCNT) gene and is inherited in an autosomal recessive manner \[[@CR47]•\]. MOPDII is one of the most common forms of MPD with more than 150 cases identified worldwide \[[@CR48]\]. Diagnosis relies on clinical features and radiographic examinations and can be confirmed by molecular genetic testing of PCNT. Life expectancy is generally decreased, but we are aware of individuals currently in their 30s. \[[@CR39]••, [@CR48]\]Fig. 1Characteristic features of MOPDII. **a** Patient 1. A 7-week-old female with MOPDII. Mesomelic shortening, mild widening of the nasal bridge, and abroad nasal root areloss-of-function mutations in PCNT \[[@CR40], [@CR50]\].

The PCNT gene is located on 21q22.3 and encodes PCNT protein, a giant coiled-coil protein (∼370 kDa) that localizes to centrosomes throughout the cell cycle \[[@CR47]•, [@CR51]\]. The centrosome organizes cytoplasmic organelles and primary cilia in interphase cells and mitotic spindle microtubules to ensure proper chromosome segregation during cell division \[[@CR47]•, [@CR51]\]. PCNT anchors regulatory and structural molecules to centrosomes, specifically the γ-tubulin ring complex which initiates the assembly of the mitotic spindle apparatus \[[@CR52]\]. Absence of PCNT results in disorganized mitotic spindles and missegregation of chromosomes \[[@CR47]•\]. Additionally, a role in the ataxia telangiectasia and Rad3-related protein (ATR)-mediated DNA damage-dependent signaling has been reported \[[@CR49]•\].

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in girls in late childhood or at puberty, and can progress rapidly (see Fig. [1](#Fig1){ref-type="fig"}) \[[@CR39]••\]. Fractures do not appear to be more common and fracture healing does not appear to be affected \[[@CR61]\].

The most detailed study of MOPDII hips was done by Karatas et al. and published in 2014 \[[@CR58]••\]. They reviewed radiographic and clinical records of 12 patients with molecularly confirmed MOPDII. Eight of the 12 patients and 13 of 24 hips (54%) had hip pathology. Four patients had coxa vara (three unilateral and one bilateral; 19% of observed hips). One patient had bilateral hip dysplasia and subluxation. One patient had coxa valga with subluxation of the right hip and degenerative arthritis of the left hip, one had developmental hip dislocation, and one patient had bilateralpropose continued screening every 12 to 18 months \[[@CR44], [@CR66]••\]. There are no recommendations for the cessation of screening at any age \[[@CR44], [@CR66]••\]. Patients can have multiple cerebrovascular disorders at different time points, and therefore, identification of initial disease should not exclude them from future screening \[[@CR66]••\]. Perry et al. point out that MRI and MRA are sensitive for the detection of clinically significant moyamoya. Although MRA may not be the optimal modality for the detection of all intracranial aneurysms, it is unlikely that aneurysms below the resolution of magnetic resonance angiography would merit treatment \[[@CR66]••\]. In addition to routine surveillance, neuroimaging studies should be considered during times when acute neurological symptoms are suggestive of intracranial hemorrhage or ischemia \[[@CR44], [@CR66]••\]. Cognitive decline can be a presenting feature


renal function testing \[[@CR48]\]. Based on the review of Hall et al. \[[@CR39]••\], obtaining renal and cardiac ultrasounds at diagnosis should be considered. Life expectancy is generally decreased, but individuals can live at least into their 30s (oldest molecularly confirmed patient is 39 years old (personal communication)). Since many individuals have had severe complications before management and treatment plans were able to be put into place, we hope that with these strategies, overall quality and length of life for these individuals can be improved.

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An erratum to this article is available at <https://doi.org/10.1007/s11914-017-0389-5>.

The authors wish to thank the Potentials Foundation and the Walking With Giants Foundation for their support and all primordial families for their participation in research throughoutof them are not
things I ever explicitly "liked"! Facebook used to have areas of your profile
where you listed your favorite movies, favorite bands, etc. At some point
these got converted into follows of pages, without me opting in. When I said
that I liked the band Coil, whose principals are now dead, I did _not_ thereby
imply that I intended to follow some profiteering asshole who controls their
Facebook "Page". And yet that's what happened. I do unfollow these when they
show up in my feed with objectionable content. But I think it's a mistake to
assume that people want to see the content from the Pages they "follow"
(admittedly, a mistake of Facebook's own making).

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saurik
This is entirely fair; in fact, the same thing happened to me. However, this
problem doesn't seem solved by filtering the


to you
via some mysterious and ever changing algorithm. Now that my friends is
pimpin!

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ramonex
I have paid around 1000 USD for my fans using Facebook Ads, and now I can't
reach them, I can't browse them (no search box in the fan list), I can't write
to them...

Facebook is a scam! Greedy, calculated scam.

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philip1209
This sounds reasonable and similar to the LinkedIn monetization strategy. The
core competency of Facebook is communication, not ads, so making money on
communication is ideal.

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Ideal? Not at all.

All it's doing is driving down the signal-to-noise ratio on Facebook, because
the only things that can afford to throw bad money after bad money to reach
users are massive corporations.

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jessaustin
TIL that businesses should own their own name on the internet, and point their
customers at that instead of into some walled garden.

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Try this:
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autonomous vehicles have a far better driving record than human drivers \[[@pone.0235361.ref017]\], although the exact definition of an accurate measurement for the safety of autonomous vehicles remains disputed \[[@pone.0235361.ref018]\]. Robert Sparrow and Mark Howard even proposed that it will become illegal for humans to drive cars once autonomous vehicles outperform humans \[[@pone.0235361.ref006]\].

The fatal accident in which an autonomous Uber car killed the pedestrian Elaine Herzberg received enormous media attention. Elon Musk already argued that such disproportionate media coverage could inhibit the adoption of autonomous vehicles which in turn would lead to many unnecessary fatal accidents caused by human drivers \[[@pone.0235361.ref019]\].

It is important to distinguish between risk and uncertainty in public communication. While risk focuses on negative events, uncertainty also includes positive outcomes. In our study we therefore decidedparticipants factors. The two prompts were "uncertainty" and "likelihood".

We used 16 different phrases that were grouped into four categories (very certain, certain, uncertain, very uncertain). We used 16 different consequences that were grouped into four categories (very desirable, desirable, undesirable, very undesirable). We used two directions of translations. Phrases were assigned to percentages or percentages were assigned to phrases. The percentages were either percentages of certainty or likelihood. The agent of the action was either the human ("you") or an autonomous vehicle ("your autonomous vehicle").

In addition, we asked the participants to associate the phrases to uncertainties and likelihood in the absence of any context. We also asked the participants to order the context-free phrases according to their uncertainty and likelihood.

Due to the possibly complicated relationship between the variables


[Fig 4](#pone.0235361.g004){ref-type="fig"} seem to support this statistical interpretation. It would be of interest to conduct further studies to better understand this observation.

The results of this study show that while it is in principle possible to communicate probability through the use of words, the consistency of the association of words to percentages remains far from perfect. It has to be pointed out that using numerical values is also not a perfect solution since people also struggle with understanding their meaning \[[@pone.0235361.ref009]\]. \[[@pone.0235361.ref040]\] went as far as to argue that different people associate very different meanings the phrases used in this study. He did, however, no offer an empirical study to justify his conclusion. \[[@pone.0235361.ref041]\] mentions the original study of \[[@pone.0235361.ref037]\] but also does not offer any empirical results.

What thisstudy can provide is an empirical verified association of phrases to percentages and vice versa. When HRI researchers are asked to use words to help express probability then the results of this study will help them choose the most appropriate phrase. As the late Wittgenstein pointed out, the meaning of words is determined by their usage.

It would, however, seem wise to combine words with numerical values to offer the best possible chance of facilitating the correct understanding and interpretation of uncertainty. Negative and even double negative expression of uncertainty should be avoided at all times. We hope that this paper will enable HRI researchers to better communicate uncertainty in their interaction with participants, the media and policy makers.

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There are several limitations to this study. First of all,


about the percentage values in Fig 9 and 10.

Minor comments: In line 190, there may be a typo in the prompt as it is not grammatically correct. I'd recommend including the abbreviation (AER) after "apparent error rate" at the beginning of sentence in line 284 for ease of reading. The sentence on line 362 which starts "There appears to be more points..." is a strange phrase to use since it could be quantitatively determined whether or not the upper quartile of Fig 4 has more points than Fig 2.

Reviewer \#3: The underlying data is not available to the reviewer in the time of the review, e.g. through a provisional DOI or a private reviewer URL link.

Thus, point 3 on data availability is answered as No.

The authors in theirthe manuscript technically sound, and do the data support the conclusions?

The manuscript must describe a technically sound piece of scientific research with data that supports the conclusions. Experiments must have been conducted rigorously, with appropriate controls, replication, and sample sizes. The conclusions must be drawn appropriately based on the data presented.

Reviewer \#2: Yes

Reviewer \#3: Yes

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3\. Has the statistical analysis been performed appropriately and rigorously?

Reviewer \#2: Yes

Reviewer \#3: Yes

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4\. Have the authors made all data underlying the findings in their manuscript fully available?

The [PLOS Data policy](http://www.plosone.org/static/policies.action#sharing) requires authors to make all data underlying the findings described in their manuscript fully available without restriction, with rare exception (please refer to the Data Availability Statement in the manuscript PDF file). The data should be provided as part of the manuscript or


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EDIT: I'm just going to talk about separable spaces (since for a fixed $f$, we can only have that $(f,e_\alpha)\neq 0$ for (at most) countably many $\alpha\in\mathcal{A}$). So, let me consider $\{e_j: j=1,2,\cdots\},$ relabeling if necessary. Consider the orthogonormal projection onto $L_k=\text{span}\{e_j: 1\leq j\leq k\}$ $$P_k f=\sum\limits_{j=1}^k(f,e_j) e_j.$$ Noteand a game store aimed to rival Valve's Steam, Epic is operating with a different set of expectations in mind. Epic is hosting a Fortnite Pro-Am on Friday in Seoul, the first of its kind in South Korea. The Fortnite World Cup is on the docket for 2019. After that, who knows? We can't see the big picture yet, only the small details that indicate broad ambition.

Whatever its gameplay shortcomings, Winter Royale delighted from a broadcast standpoint, showcasing a markedly improved viewing experience. New details included a handy graphic in the top left corner that tracked players remaining, storms remaining, a storm timer and the game number. Epic preproduced a handful of player-focused video segments that aired between games, connecting viewers with the personalities at the heart Fortnite's


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asks Wong Fei-hung's students to help to protect the general.

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- I've no objection, just not my thing), my children will also not be named Bathsheva, Hezekiah, Mehitabelle or Menasshe. And you can blame my husband for that.

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OS was analyzed in 18 studies with 4751 patients. Results showed that c-Met overexpression was related to poor OS, HR=1.65 (1.328, 2.051) (Figure [2A](#F2){ref-type="fig"}). Besides, results of subgroup analysis according to data sources (Figure [2B](#F2){ref-type="fig"})/methods (Figure [2C](#F2){ref-type="fig"})/ethnicity (Figure [2D](#F2){ref-type="fig"}) showed that c-Met overexpression was related to poor OS in Given by author, all methods and all ethnicity groups respectively (Table [3](#T3){ref-type="table"}).

![Forest plots of HRs for the association of c-Met overexpression and OS\
Survival data were reported as OS **(A)**, as well as subgroup analysis of data


subphrenics, right subphrenics, left flank, right flank, pelvis, omenta, mesentery, small and large bowels, ovaries (only for females), and other intraabdominal organs. Volumetry for each region was carried out using the following categories: VS0, indicating the absence of cancer in a particular abdominopelvic region; VS1, indicating that tumor nodules are less than 10 mm in diameter; VS2, indicating tumors between 1 and 5 cm in diameter; and VS3, indicating that tumor is more than 5 cm in diameter or that an organ is coated by a mat of tumor (confluent disease). The scores for VS0, VS1, VS2, and VS3 were 0, 1, 2, and 3 points, respectively. Total scores of 1 to 3 were the equivalent of Gr I, total scores of 4 to 6 were equivalent to   if(nyttDatum>idag) {
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        return(svar);
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        var svar = idag - nyttDatum;
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    }
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How can I tell javascript that my date is in format dd.mm.yyyy or d.m.yyyy or dd.m.yyyy or d.mm.yyyy?

A:

If you don't want to write a parser from scratch you can give a try to Date.js, an open source library which has 150+ localized plugins. There's a Finnish version too.


Protein hydrolysate from salmon frames: Production, characteristics and antioxidative activity.
Protein hydrolysates from two forms of salmon frames named "chunk" and "mince" were produced and characterized. Both samples were subjected to hydrolysis using alcalase and papain at 1%-3% (w/w protein) for 0-240 min. Hydrolysate prepared with either protease at 3% for 180 min had the solid yield of 24.05%-26.39%. Hydrolysates contained 79.20%-82.01% proteins, 6.03%-6.34% fat, 9.81%-11.09% ash, and 4.02%-5.80% moisture. Amino acid profile showed that all hydrolysates had glutamic acid/glutamine (113.45-117.56 mg/g sample), glycine (77.86-86.18 mg/g sample), aspartic acid/asparagine (76.04-78.67 mg/g sample), lysine (61.97-65.99 mg/g sample), and leucine (54.30-57.31 mg/g sample) as the predominant amino acids. The size distributions determined by gel filtration chromatography varied, depending on proteases and the form of frame used for the hydrolysis. Different hydrolysatesQ to less than 0.25. It is therefore necessary that the sample-and-hold circuitry be designed such that Q is less than 0.25, and preferably as small as possible, because the contribution of 1/f noise to the differentially sampled voltage, which yields the measured temperature value, depends upon the amplitude of the 1/f noise and on Q. It should be noted that the amplitude of the 1/f noise is not controlled easily by the practitioner of the invention. However, for a given amplitude of 1/f noise, if reducing Q to near zero does not reduce the noise in the measurement of the temperature to a sufficiently small value to achieve the desired measuring precision, it is nevertheless possible to reduce the noise to an acceptable level by adding together


sensor and the first sample-and-hold is strobed. Subsequently, the high current is conducted and the second sample-and-hold is strobed after the switching transient has settled. The differential sample is then strobed into the third sample-and-hold, and it is coupled to the integrator. The cycle is repeated for the duration of the up integration. Since the first and second sample-and-holds will quickly charge to their final states, assuming that the temperature is not changing rapidly, the transient will not be important, and the time between samples can be made quite short.
In a still further embodiment, the dynamic range of the integrator is increased. The range of an up-down integrator is determined by the ratio of the maximum voltage thereacross to the size of the least significant bit. The priorand urban architecture, I decided to concentrate on that area, even though low light scenarios can occur in many other situations such as when you are indoors and cannot use a flash.

Night at the Museum, NASA Shuttle Enterprise in the Udvar-Hazy Center

The above image is not typical of what I do, but when an opportunity arises to get inside a major museum after closing, you don’t pass it up. Especially if it’s authorized.

For me, however, twilight is a classic example of how a low light situation can present opportunities for especially dramatic images that are not possible during daylight hours.

Mid-Hudson Bridge, Afternoon Scouting Image

Mid-Hudson Bridge at Dawn, (the next morning)

We all know we that twilight is a relatively short period of time after the sun has gone below


above suggests. There was no road and no visible trail to the base of the promontory where the puffin colony was located. The several kilometers of splashing through marshes and undulating fields of soft lava ash makes one imagine they are testing a prototype for a new carnival thrill ride. Then comes the hard part, trudging with a pack of camera gear up a steep slope of lava ash and sand, something akin to climbing a sand dune.

But at the top, one finds a field of lush green grass which stretches out invitingly….to a sudden drop off a vertical cliff high above the ocean. The puffins nest in burrows they have found or excavated themselves, bringing in grass and feathers as lining for the chicks.

The puffin’s diet consistsmiddle-class, westernized, citified Indian kids who know the words to Do-Re-Me better than the national anthem. The Sound of Music is our call to arms and Julie Andrews our Pied Piper."

Umrigar attended a Catholic school in a mostly Hindu city, where the atmosphere was one of inclusivity. She wrote incessantly as a means of expressing her complicated feelings: Thrity's father was gentle but absent. Her cruel, mocking mother beat her with switches. Her earliest poems took the form of anonymous notes to her parents. By her teens she was committed to writing.

Reading Midnight's Children—Salman Rushdie's remembrance of Bombay on the cusp of Indian independence—was both revelation and inspiration for Umrigar. She was also deeply struck by Lust For Life, Irving Howe's biography of Vincent Van Gogh, which inspired


her to reject her parents' bourgeois existence.

At twenty-one, she left India to study at Ohio State University, and was an established journalist when she met her agent-to-be, serendipitously, at a college lecture; they clicked, and Umrigar began writing chapters that eventually became Bombay Time, her acclaimed debut novel of 2001. Having since written four novels and a memoir, she works as a journalist in Cleveland, her longtime home.

#### ALSO RECOMMENDED:

The Space Between Us. A portrayal of two women who discover an emotional rapport as they struggle against the confines of a rigid caste system in modern India.

### Sherry Alexander

In The Space Between Us, after a warm but misguided moment of love expressed, Sera's husband Feroz takes her out for a drink and she has a Kingfisher (Indian beer)convention,” Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) declared. “Play by the rules,” Joe Biden (D) said, adding, “Let the process work its way out.” Pete Buttigieg (D) said the leading candidate should not get the nomination “until there’s a majority,” and Sen. Amy Klobuchar (D-MN) followed her competitors in the call to “let the process work.” Sanders adamantly disagreed. “Well, the process includes 500 super delegates on the second ballot. So I think that the will of the people should prevail, yes. The person who has the most votes should become the nominee,” he said. “Thank you, guys. Five noes and a yes,” Todd concluded.

The only way, Horwitz added, to stop the Democrat National Committee (DNC) in its purported efforts to derail Sanders’ bid is by “hundreds of thousands of


a fin structure formed on the surface of a semiconductor substrate, and a dielectric layer formed on the semiconductor substrate. With a top surface lower than the top surface of the fin structure, the dielectric layer covers a portion of the sidewall surfaces of the fin structure. The Fin-FET also includes a gate structure formed on the surface of the dielectric layer and a portion of the top and sidewall surfaces of the fin structure, and a source region and a drain region formed in the fin structure on the two sides of the gate structure, respectively.
According to existing technology, a substitution material is usually used to form the fin structure in the Fin-FET to improve the mobility of the carriers in the channel and the drive currentof the transistor, and thus improve the performance of the semiconductor structure.
However, for semiconductor structures having a fin structure formed using a substitution material according to existing technology, the self-heating issue may be severe. Therefore, the performance of the formed semiconductor structures may be degraded. The disclosed semiconductor structures and fabrication methods thereof are directed to solve one or more problems set forth above and other problems in the art.


moonlit hills sloped up and away, dotted with shadowy rocks. To their left, a tumble of giant stones, and shadows just as big, fell away to the edge of the pounding waves. A streak of moonlight, stretching to the horizon, burnished the shifting surface of the ocean.

"It's a lovely place, in its way," Grainne said softly.

"It is," Jack said. "In its way."

She glanced at him for a second, then looked back toward the ocean and the white spray of waves crashing in brilliant moonlight.

Then the road turned right, uphill toward the house, and the ocean was behind them. Ahead of them was the long slope and, near the top, the house itself outlined in moonlight against the sky.

Beside him in the car, Grainne said softly, "You've brought mefar from home, Jack Quinlan."

Jack kept his eyes on the road.

"I'm pretty far from home, myself," he said.

She reached over and rested her right hand lightly on his shoulder.

He swung the car to the left, off the road and onto the crunching gravel beside the house. As the headlights swept across the side of the house, glinting off a window, he thought for an instant that frightened, shadowy shapes scurried out of sight and disappeared up the hill behind the house. But they couldn't have been there—they could not—and he told himself he only imagined them.

They got out of the car and went into the house, and Jack closed the door firmly on the night.

"That new fella's brought in a girl," said Brian Flynn in the dark back


"there's much we have to talk about."

MacMahon nodded. His head barely moved the pillow.

"Are you up to speaking of it now? We must be preparing for the time when you're gone, and when I'm gone myself as well."

Impulsively, he reached out and gripped John MacMahon's hand.

After a moment, without withdrawing his hand, Father Henning continued in a lower voice, "We'll need to pick others, see if they're right and they're willing."

MacMahon said, "We will. We will. But there'll be time yet for that."

They sat in silence for a long while, hands joined on the blanket that covered John MacMahon's thin body.

"Tell me of something else," MacMahon said at last. "The visitor, the one from America. Tell me about him." He turned his head and his eyes searched theguess [I will be] publicly breaking this [but] there was actually two KOTOR 3 concepts. One was pitched by Obsdian that some people know of, and then there is another one in which no one knows anything about and that is the Lucasarts pitch. The in house development team was actually selected to be produced. So most everything we obtained. . .was based on the one they were actually going to develop, which was the Lucasarts story and not the Obsedian pitch which most people think was actually going to be [made into] KOTOR 3.

Now that I’ve looked at the actual plot of KOTOR 3 that they were going to make, none of it, well not none of it, but a huge chunk of it does not translate


were] not true Sith.

There was a handful of different characters they tossed around. Obsedian’s plot is a much more known plot in which it was all about the coming of this true Sith Empire from some unknown region, with these super powerful Sith Lords, and this unholy sized army which infiltrated the Republic [in order] to bring the galaxy to a crushing apocalyptic end. That is the behind the scenes, under the cover, basic plot that people are more familiar with when they think of KOTOR 3. [That plot] was actually shot down in its entirety and Lucasarts went entirely, entirely different with it.

Check out the full interview and report on their website (Iamasupernerd.com) to read the rest. And let us know what you think about this excitingagree to be accountable for all aspects of the work.

**Disclosure**

The authors report no conflicts of interest in this work.

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for the wind’s velocity to increase before mounting up to take flight. It is the wind that supports his flight. So, he has learned to wait upon it before mounting up in his own strength.

In Pastor Dick Woodward’s booklet – As Eagles, he explains the eagle’s flight:

“When the eagle leaps from its nest into the wind, the eagle is depending on the velocity of the wind currents to give it the aeronautical lift it needs to rise and soar above a storm. If the strong wind were not there, the eagle could not soar over the storm.”[i]

When we place our complete trust in the Lord (Proverbs 3: 5-6) we will be guided in the way, soaring over our circumstances through faith. Once the Lord energizes us through ourspeaking at 'Sankalppurti Mahotsav' a programme organised by followers of Ramdev after the electoral success of the BJP.

The yoga guru had vowed not to return to his Patanjali ashram in Haridwar till Congress-led UPA government was defeated.

Apart from Jaitely, Rajnath Singh also attended the function. The BJP president also thanked Ramdev for his support in the electoral battle.

"I thank for your contribution (in the electoral battle).

"You have not worked for the party, but for the country," Singh said.

The yoga guru's large number of followers had actively campaigned for BJP candidates across the country.

Many BJP MPs including former army chief and Ghaziabad MP VK Singh, former Mumbai Police Commissioner and Bagpath MP Satypal Singh, Delhi MPs Udit Raj, Meenakshi Lekhi, Maheish Girri, former Himachal Pradesh CM and Kangra MP


of ideas and candidates," Mr. Graff said in a statement after filing a new application on Monday. "We need to get on with the job of giving NDP supporters a fresh approach for 2019, and a jolt of energy into what has been a lacklustre race where the candidates agree on nearly everything."

There are currently five official candidates in the leadership race. Charlie Angus, Niki Ashton, Guy Caron and Peter Julian are all are sitting MPs. Ibrahim Bruno El-Khoury, from Montreal, is also registered, according to Elections Canada. And Pat Stogran, a retired infantry colonel who was also the federal veterans ombudsman, is set to announce his candidacy on Thursday.

Mr. Graff's lawyers point out that there is nothing in the NDP's constitution that would disqualify someone from runningfor the leadership based on views that diverged from written party policy. Rather, the rules state that any "member of the party in good standing, eligible to run for a seat in the House of Commons, who demonstrates a genuine interest in seeking the leadership and serving as the leader of the NDP can be a candidate."

Mr. Hasan said the case highlights the fact that, while Canadians are given a chance to vote for the person who will represent their riding in the House of Commons, it is party members who decide for the rest of Canada who will be party leader and, ultimately, who has the chance to be prime minister. Therefore, he said, parties have a responsibility to act fairly and transparently.


I read the image directly from C++, it all works fine:
std::ifstream ifs ("./myImage.png", std::ios::binary|std::ios::ate);
std::ifstream::pos_type pos = ifs.tellg();
std::vector<char>  buffer(pos);
ifs.seekg(0, std::ios::beg);
ifs.read(&buffer[0], pos);

// further below, I pass "buffer" to the function and it works just fine.

But of course, I need the image to come from Node.js. Maybe Buffer is not what I am looking for?

A:

Here is an example based on N-API; I would also encourage you to take a look similar implementation based on node-addon-api (it is an easy to use C++ wrapper on top of N-API)
https://github.com/nodejs/node-addon-examples/tree/master/array_buffer_to_native/node-addon-api
#include <assert.h>
#include "addon_api.h"
#include "stdio.h"

napi_value CArrayBuffSum(napi_env env, napi_callback_info info)
{
    napi_status status;
    const size_t MaxArgExpected = 1;
    napi_value args[MaxArgExpected];
    size_t argc = sizeof(args) / sizeof(napi_value);

    status = napi_get_cb_info(env, info, &argc,anyone could sustain the pure cultures needed for many experiments. Even today, no one has been able to manipulate Prochlorococcus genetically, a standard approach to studying other organisms.

Despite these challenges, Chisholm was quickly seduced by her team's discovery, suspecting that this simple, abundant organism might be a major player in marine ecology. But just as her relationship with Prochlorococcus was starting to flourish, Chisholm took a detour onto a more public stage, after receiving a call that, she says, "changed my life." Nancy Hopkins, an MIT cancer researcher she casually knew, felt that the school was discriminating against female faculty in lab space, pay, and support. Hopkins had written a letter calling for an investigation and wanted more backers. Chisholm had never considered herself a feminist or activist,


but like all but one of the 17 other senior female faculty at the time, she signed on. "We were really upset that things were not changing for women," Chisholm recalls.

They took their concerns to an MIT dean in 1995 and got backing for an investigative committee to collect data on the number of teaching and administrative positions held by women, salaries, sizes of labs, and more. "[Penny] was one of the ones who brought a more positive, ‘Let's figure this out’ approach," says biogeochemist Diane McKnight of the University of Colorado in Boulder, an alumna of Chisholm's lab.

After working behind the scenes for almost 2 years, the committee made a series of recommendations that the MIT administration quickly embraced. When a summary of the investigation made itburdened her early in her career. When she was named an Institute Professor, for example, she wondered, "How could this be?" she recalls. "I don't feel like that kind of person."

A sense of being an imposter, she admits, continues to dog her. She still works long hours—"I could never juggle [so] many things," Coe says. "But the older she gets the more worried she gets." In 2013, Chisholm's anxiety about the lab and the future of her Prochlorococcus cultures if she retires was so palpable she began to develop minor health problems. Starting tai chi lessons gave her a new perspective. "I needed to do something to get me out of my head," she recalls. She has also found an outlet, with artist and author Molly Bang, writing


children's science books, featuring the sun as the narrator. One tells the story of the "invisible pasture of the sea."

She continues to be driven to unravel the story of Prochlorococcus. In 2014, for example, electron micrographs taken in her lab revealed tiny vesicles budding off Prochlorococcus cells; later, her postdoc Steven Biller showed that each cell releases two to five lipid-membrane bubbles filled with DNA and RNA per generation—possible food sources for other plankton, decoys for viruses, gene-transfer vehicles, or even messengers that communicate with other microbes. Biller has since found that other marine bacteria make these vesicles as well. "This was a whole new feature of the ocean ecosystem," Chisholm says.

In another hint that Prochlorococcus builds extensive partnerships with other marine microbes, Chisholm's lab found that itthat if you ever find any of my information helpful and would like to tip me for my effort please use the following link: www.paypal.me/pvaaron

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($|T-T_{C1}|^{1-\alpha}$) and (for $T<T_{C1}$) as the square of the OP ($(T_{C1}-T)^{2\beta}$), but with $n=4$ exponents [@RG]. Indeed, experiments [@dela1] show a break in slope at $T_{C1}$, apparently confirming this prediction. In addition, this anomaly in the zero frequency dielectric function $\epsilon(\omega=0)$ reflects the emergence of a resonance in $\epsilon(\omega)$, due to electromagnons [@PIMENOV]. Second, in the II$_1$ phase $\langle\sigma^{}_a\rangle \ne 0$, so that $V_{\rm int}$ becomes $-2r_b\Im[\langle \sigma^{}_a \rangle
\sigma_b^*] P_y$. This bilinear coupling between $P_y$ and $\Im[\langle \sigma^{}_a \rangle \sigma_b^*]$ has several implications on the critical behavior near the II$_1$$\rightarrow$II$_2$, should this transition be discovered in some new RMO [@JPC].

Finally, we associate the different RMO’s with trajectories on our phase diagram. Since ErMO [@koba_Er], TmMO [@koba_Tm], and YMO [@NODA] exhibit ferroelectricity in the phase denoted 1DIC, we mustthe II$_1$ phase. It would be interesting to determine which scenario actually occurs. Since the ME interaction is significant, we suggest to apply an electric field parallel to one of the ${\bf q}$’s, and check whether in the II$_1$ phase the two ${\bf q}$’s arise in separate domains or coexist within a single domain, following the logic of Ref. . In contrast to the above RMO’s, HoMO [@KIMURA6] or TbMO [@koba_Tb] go directly from 2DIC to CM, as along the dotted line in the RHS of Fig. \[fig1\]. Both sequences are thus allowed by our theory.

The Landau theory is probably less useful at lower $T$: the low $T$ phases depend on the details of the magnetic interactions, and higher order terms in $F_M$ should be included. Such terms


could turn the (orange or blue) surface bounding the CC phase backwards, thus allowing transitions back into the paraelectric II$_1$ phase, the weakly FE phases II$_2$ or IC$_2$ or the FE phase CI. Also, the trajectory describing each material need not be straight (thick dashed line in Fig. \[fig1\]). A parabolic line, like the thin dashed line, would yield a transition from CC to II$_2$ (or even to II$_1$) with decreasing $T$. In fact, in ErMO [@koba_Er] the LTI phase seems to have $q_x={1 \over 2}$, which identifies this phase with our CI phase. Thus, the observed LTI phase could be any of the phases on the other side of the CC region, paraelectric or weakly ferroelectric. The effects of a magnetic field can be explained as follows:(2007)\] uses a [*single*]{} wave vector [**q**]{} and a [*single*]{} vector spin amplitude, ${\bf S}({\bf q})$, and constructs combinations of ${\bf S}({\bf q})$, ${\bf S}(-{\bf q})$, [**q**]{} and ${\bf P}$ allowed by symmetry. However, it is not clear how to relate the single ${\bf S}({\bf q})$ to the different sublattices within the large unit cell of RMO \[see also Ref. and M. Kenzelmann and A. B. Harris, Phys. Rev. Lett. [**100**]{}, 089701 (2008).\]

M. Kenzelmann [*et al.*]{}, Phys. Rev. Lett. [**98**]{}, 267205 (2007).

L. C. Chapon [*et al.*]{}, Phys. Rev. Lett. [**96**]{}, 097601 (2006). L. D. Landau and I. M. Lifshitz, [*Statistical Physics*]{} (Pergamon 1978), Sec. 139.

A. B. Harris, M. Kenzelmann, A. Aharony, and O. Entin-Wohlman, Phys. Rev. B (in press); arXiv:0803.0945.

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msgid "`#includeRecent years, lithium ion secondary batteries are used for electric accumulators of portable machines such as cell-phones, video camcorders and notebook computers, hybrid cars, and battery cars.
The lithium ion secondary batteries are typically obtained by mixing a mixture, where a substance of a powdery electrode active material (active material) has been mixed with an appropriate amount of a binding agent (binder), with a solvent to prepare a slurry for electrodes, and coating and drying it on a current collector followed by pressure-bonding to thereby form an electrode layer.
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Introduction {#s1}
============

The functional and physiological status of a cell, tissue or organism depends on its transcriptome, the complete set of transcripts. The analysis of (nearly) all transcripts by transcriptome profiling has proved a powerful tool for revealing the gene activities underlying various biological processes, including developmental programs and genetic disorders. Vertebrate embryogenesis represents one of the most complicated developmental programs marked by a series of critical events including cleavage, blastulation, gastrulation, and somitogenesis, which are directed by dramatic reprogramming of the genome-wide transcription activities and regulatory networks [@pone.0064058-Assou1], [@pone.0064058-Ko1]. Transcriptome analysis is thus of crucial importance to understand the molecular basis of embryogenesis and the causes of developmental defects [@pone.0064058-Ko2], [@pone.0064058-Smith1].

During the past decade, the transcriptomes of vertebrate embryogenesis have been studied using different platforms including microarrays andIn total, we found 16,130 genes (66% of Zv9 genes) showed significantly differential expressions between at least two developmental stages. Not surprisingly, the distribution of the number of differentially expressed genes exhibited a similar pattern to that of the correlation coefficients ([Figure 2A](#pone-0064058-g002){ref-type="fig"}). We observed the largest number of differentially expressed genes between the oblong-sphere and the 50%-epiboly among all comparisons of adjacent stages, consistent with the multitude of transcriptional activation/inactivation events during the early gastrula stage ([Figure 2B](#pone-0064058-g002){ref-type="fig"}). Meanwhile, a large number of genes were also differentially expressed between the 50%-epiboly and 15-somite stages, indicating that the transcriptomic composition during early gastrulation was rapidly transformed. Functional analysis about these developmentally regulated genes would facilitate the understanding of the molecular events occurring at these important developmental transitions.

We used


biological implications of these two different inactivation modes for cleavage and/or mid-blastula preferential genes. Genes in C3 showed peak expressions at the early gastrula or 15-somite stages, although they may also be significantly up-regulated during the later stages of embryogenesis. Genes with such expression patterns include those participating in heart looping, hematopoietic stem cell proliferation, leukocyte migrations and left/right pattern formation ([Table S3](#pone.0064058.s012){ref-type="supplementary-material"}).

The last three clusters contain genes up-regulated during the embryogenesis, albeit with different tempos and modes. C4 genes are activated very early, dramatically and rapidly up-regulated from the mid-blastula till the 15-somite and/or 36 hpf stages and persisted high expression throughout the subsequent stages. Genes of this cluster were enriched for the processes of DNA dependent transcription, Notch signaling pathway as well as canonical Wnt receptorthe embryogenesis, only starting to be up-regulated at around the early larva stage. Enriched biological pathways among C6 genes included homophilic cell adhesion, immune response and rhythmic process ([Table S3](#pone.0064058.s012){ref-type="supplementary-material"}). This cluster also contained genes whose expression could only be detected in the 1-week larva fish, including those participating in the telencephalon and diencephalon cell migration, organ regeneration, maintenance of DNA methylation, immune response and visual learning. Therefore, these processes and developmental events are likely not initiated until the beginning of larval growth.

Genes Preferentially Expressed at Each Developmental Stage {#s2d}
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Genes with significantly higher expression at one developmental stage than in any other stages were considered to be preferentially expressed at that stage, called stage-preferential genes hereafter (see [Methods](#s3){ref-type="sec"}). These genes could serve as molecular signatures to distinguish the


developmental stages from each other, since they are most likely involved in stage specific developmental processes. We identified 4294 stage-preferential genes in total, with the 1-week larva fish expressing the largest number of these stage-preferential genes (2905), followed by the embryos at the early gastrulation, mid-blastula and cleavage stages ([Figure 4](#pone-0064058-g004){ref-type="fig"}, [Table S4](#pone.0064058.s013){ref-type="supplementary-material"}). We found few or none stage-preferential genes for the embryos at 36 hpf, 48 hpf and 60 hpf. This result suggested the transitional nature of the embryonic transcriptomes during these periods, where most of the expressed genes were in the middle of transcriptional activation or inactivation. To find if there were any collective signature genes for these three stages, we searched for and found only 30 genes whose minimal expressions at these stages were significantlyhigher than that of any other stages ([Table S4](#pone.0064058.s013){ref-type="supplementary-material"}).

![Genes preferentially expressed in one developmental stage of zebrafish.\
The heatmap at the left side visualizes the self-division of preferentially expressed genes of each stage. A gene was taken as preferentially expressed at one stage when it has both significantly higher numbers of detecting reads (FDR\<0.001) and higher RPKM values (\> = 2-fold) at this stage compared with that at any other stages. In the graph, color gradient illustrates the z-scores of the expression values of the genes, which were calculated as the mean-centered RPKM values divided by the standard deviation for each gene, separately. Right to the heatmap shown the number of preferential genes and selected significantly enriched GO terms (Fisher's exact test *P*\<0.05, see texts for details) for the corresponding stages


required for the transcriptional activation of the zygotic genome. This was well demonstrated by the expression patterns of genes encoding the Methyl-CpG binding domain (MBD) containing proteins. The MBD domain has the ability to specifically bind methyl-CpG nucleotides, although in some cases this ability has been lost [@pone.0064058-Bogdanovic1], [@pone.0064058-Fournier1]. By binding to methylated DNA, MBD proteins play pivotal roles in translating the DNA methylation status to chromatin structure remodeling and final gene transcription regulations. Twelve MBD genes have been annotated in the Zv9 genome, all of which were detected by our sequencing ([Figure 5C](#pone-0064058-g005){ref-type="fig"}). Two closely related paralogs, *mbd3a* and *mbd3b*, showed peak expression at the early gastrula stage. These two genes might play important roles in establishing proper gene expression patterns during gastrulation and/or organogenesis, probably throughembryogenesis, consistent with previous reports and its role in the regulation of Wnt protein secretion [@pone.0064058-Jin1]. Among the other Wnt genes, nineteen were found to be differentially expressed between developmental stages, indicating that they might be subject to stage-specific regulations and therefore functioned in stage-dependent manners.

![The expression patterns of the Wnt signaling pathway and the cyclin genes.\
(A) and (B) show the log2-transformed expression values of the Wnt gene family and the Wnt receptor genes, respectively. (C) The similarity and dissimilarity in the expression patterns between the Wnt genes and Wnt receptors. Color gradient represents Pearson' correlation coefficients of the expression values. (D) The log2-transformed expression values of the genes encoding cyclines. Stage abbreviations on the x-axes are as in [Figure 1B](#pone-0064058-g001){ref-type="fig"}.](pone.0064058.g006){#pone-0064058-g006}

Three Wnt genes showed high or increasing expression


might also exist.

All the other genes showed enhanced expression during or after early gastrulation ([Figure 6A](#pone-0064058-g006){ref-type="fig"}), most notably *wnt11r*, which is highly similar to *wnt11* in sequence. After early gastrulation, *wnt11* was dramatically reduced, whereas *wnt11r* was constitutively highly expressed, supporting the proposition that *wnt11r* in fish and amphibians is the functional homolog of the mammalian *wnt11* [@pone.0064058-Garriock1]. In addition, *wnt4* was similarly highly expressed as *wnt11r*, in agreement with the redundant roles between Wnt11, Wnt11r and Wnt4 in the control of the midline assembly of organ precursors [@pone.0064058-Matsui1].

Currently, over 20 Wnt receptors have been identified in zebrafish, most of which belong to the Frizzled (Frz) family [@pone.0064058-Kikuchi1]. We therefore examined the expression dynamics of these receptors and performed a comparison with that of Wnt genes ([Figure 6B](#pone-0064058-g006){ref-type="fig"}).up-regulated during early gastrulation and slowly decreased thereafter, congruent with its characterized roles during embryogenesis. The most highly and almost constantly expressed cyclin gene, *ccng1*, has been shown in mammals to be transactivated by the tumor suppressor gene product p53 and to induce cell cycle arrest or apoptosis upon DNA damage [@pone.0064058-Zhao1]--[@pone.0064058-Seo1]. The transcriptional regulation by p53 and the involvement in cell cycle control of *ccng1* seem to be conserved in zebrafish, although the detailed functions during embryogenesis remain unclear [@pone.0064058-Prykhozhij1], [@pone.0064058-Lee1]. Another gene, *ccni*, previously identified from human brain [@pone.0064058-Nakamura1], was continuously elevated in expression level during development. Notably, several genes were specifically down-regulated during early gastrulation, including *runx1t1* and *scaper*. *scaper* encodes a cyclin A homolog and has been demonstrated to be involved in modulating the


performed using 600 pg of the library. All experiments were performed on full sequencing slides. Fifty-base sequences were obtained using SOLiD sequencing (ABI, Foster, CA, USA).

Real-time RT-PCR {#s3e}
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To verify the mRNA-seq data, twelve genes with different expression patterns were tested using real time RT-PCR for the nine developmental stages. Reverse transcription was carried out with M-MLV Reverse Transcriptase (Promega, Cat.No.M1705, Madison, WI, USA) using oligo d(T) primers. Real-time PCR was performed with an EvaGreen dye (Biotium, Cat. No. 31000, San Francisco Bay Area, CA, USA) on MJ DNA Engine OpticonTM System (PTC-200 DNA EngineTM Cycler and CFD-3200 OpticonTM Detector, NewYork, NY, USA). The expression of β-actin1 was used as an endogenous control and amplified with Primer-F (CATCCGTAAGGACCTGTATGCCAAC) and Primer-R (AGGTTGGTCG TTCGTTTGAATCTC). Primers for the twelve verified genes aregene expression values for the two sequencing replications of the 60** **hpf stage.** X-axis and y-axis represent log2-transformed RPKM values obtained by sequencing runs on the full and half slide of the SOLiD 3.0 platform, respectively. Red and blue points indicate genes with significantly different expression measures between the two runs, while grey points denote genes with statistically the same measures. The r^2^ value shows the coefficient of determination between the two replications of RPKM values.

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**Validation of RNA-seq data by real-time RT-PCR.** For each gene, the original RPKM values, the relative RPKM values and the real-time qRT-PCR derived relative expression levels are shown. For each gene, the relative RPKM values were computed as the ratios of the normalized RPKM values to


basis for charging discrimination based on national origin  that the statute does not confer jurisdiction on the basis of national origin. See second paragraph of said Order.
In moving for rehearing plaintiff relies on Winston v. Lear-Siegler, 558 F.2d 1266 (6th Cir. 1977) citing his failure to have been aware of said opinion at the time defendant's Motion to Strike and for Summary Judgment was argued. Lear-Siegler is indeed authority for the "retaliation" theory of Section 1981 jurisdiction. The Sixth Circuit opinion therein concludes as follows:
In conclusion, the issue of whether or not the white plaintiff in this action has standing to sue his former employer under 42 U.S.C. § 1981 for discharging him in alleged retaliation for plaintiff's protesting the alleged discriminatory firing of a black coworkerwith arthritis by a physician (response of yes/no), and the second question elicited the type of arthritis that the subject has, with potential responses of osteoarthritis, rheumatoid arthritis, psoriatic arthritis, and not sure. No clinical information (e.g., X-ray findings) was asked of participants to define the presence of OA.

Outcomes evaluated
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The demographic and health characteristics of the two cohorts were characterized and compared. These characteristics included age, gender, race/ethnicity, marital status, education, income, insurance status, employment type, body mass index (BMI), and Charlson Comorbidity Index (CCI) \[[@B30]\].

Work productivity was assessed using the Work Productivity and Activity Impairment (WPAI) questionnaire \[[@B31]\]. The WPAI is a self-reported questionnaire consisting of four subscales that evaluate absenteeism, presenteeism, overall work impairment, and activity impairment during the previous seven days, generated in the form


workers in the OA pain cohort tended toward obesity (BMI ≥ 30); mean BMI 31.0 ± 7.4 vs 28.2 ± 6.7 (*P*\< 0.0001). As shown in Table [1](#T1){ref-type="table"}, there was a significantly greater proportion of females in the OA pain cohort (58.2 vs 45.9%; *P*\< 0.0001), and while both cohorts were predominantly non-Hispanic and White, this demographic had greater representation in the OA pain group. Significantly lower proportion of workers with OA pain reported full-time employment and an income ≥ \$75,000; no differences were observed between cohorts in level of education.

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Weighted univariable statistics (to reflect the US population) for demographic characteristics of workers with OA pain compared with workers without OA pain.

  Variable             and were prescribed twice as many medications than the comparator cohort, although whether these visits or medications were specifically related to pain could not be ascertained. It is also interesting to note that non-traditional health resources were used by a greater proportion of individuals with OA pain, since these visits may not necessarily be covered by insurance plans.

Workers with OA pain were characterized by significantly greater work and activity impairment relative to comparators. In the OA pain cohort overall, approximately one-third (34%) of worker productivity was lost. Presenteeism has been a neglected component of assessing lost productivity, and is an outcome that can best be captured by studies that are based on patient report. As far as we can ascertain, this is the first study in OA that


evaluated presenteeism in a complete context of worker impairment along with absenteeism. Consistent with the results suggested by the literature on the general arthritis population \[[@B13],[@B24],[@B25],[@B41]\], presenteeism was the primary source of work impairment, with almost 10 hours per week lost while at work; almost 4-fold greater than for absenteeism.

A number of measures of productivity are available that include assessment of presenteeism, and a recent study has shown variability in the ability of four of these measures, including the WPAI, to estimate presenteeism \[[@B28]\]. However, among the four measures, the WPAI was the only one having a complete response rate, possibly related to its brevity and ease of use; several of the other measures are associated with an administration burden because of their length. It is for thistwice as high, suggesting a substantial burden associated with OA pain that may be of special concern to employers.

Another limitation was that the questionnaire captured neither the type of employment nor the specific site of OA pain. Since these variables are likely to impact productivity as well as management strategies, their absence may reduce the generalizability of the results.

Because the source of our data was not a medical claims database, only the number of prescribed drugs by patient report was captured, and our inability to estimate the costs associated with pharmacotherapy for inclusion in direct costs is another limitation. However, extrapolating from a study that reported total pharmacotherapy costs of \$2,941 among patients with OA receiving pain therapy \[[@B21]\], and adding these costs to the direct costs for


provider visits estimated in the current study would result in total direct costs that are approximately half of the indirect costs. Our derivation of annual costs was based on extrapolation of 6 month data to 1 year. However, this method may not adequately reflect actual resource utilization over a 12-month period.

Conclusions
===========

Results from this study highlight the fact that OA pain is not necessarily relegated to an older population, but is present in an under-recognized proportion of the workforce. Despite the above limitations, the data show that presence of OA pain has a profound impact on quality of life, work productivity, and healthcare resource use among workers. Even after controlling for confounding variables, workers with OA pain reported significantly reduced health status and significant work impairment. Notably, this study// Copyright 2016 The Go Authors. All rights reserved.
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Why do you need different modules? Having all in one WAR would allow you to just @Inject the Beans. (You only need a beans.xml in every war that contains managed beans)
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The Board affirmed its trial examiner's factual finding that on April 28, 1969, the date of the above contract, both of the contracting parties knew that the Brewery Workers no longer represented a majority of respondent company's employees.  This appeal challenges the correctness of this factual finding.  The evidence from which it was made is set out at length in the trial examiner's decision.  We recite this much of it.

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On March 11, 1969, in anticipation of the expiration of the existing contract between respondents, a meeting of the members of the Brewery Workers Local


a new contract to replace the one which was to expire on April 30, 1969, had begun at the time it was made known to the company that its employees were dissatisfied with the Brewery Workers.  However, at one bargaining session, held on April 28, the company and representatives of the Brewery Workers made a contract extending the Brewery Workers bargaining rights for a period of three years.  Only three of the company's employees were present at this meeting.1  It is fair to conclude that the negotiations leading to this contract were carried on between the company's president, the president of the Brewery Workers Local-not an employee of respondent company-and one Mel Greenthal, a representative of Brewery Workers International.  The Constitution of the International"We want, we rage, we desire, we fail, we succeed. We stand in that long, long line." Another says: "The heart can be cruel, the heart can be wicked, the heart can give joy . . . but it is always an instrument we can never understand." Or, as that same character thought when she was nearly seven decades younger: "Her heart was breaking, but that was in the nature of hearts, she told herself. . . . It was also in their nature to heal for however long it took, six months, a year, two years."

None of these people has it easy. Some of them fail, some suffer heavy losses, some die in violent or untimely ways. Some, too, are granted a measure of absolution and grace,


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and how one Goat can befriend another and protect it. We played, all against the Wolf. When two children initially declared that they didn’t want to play, and I let them sit out, but each was soon drawn into the excitement of the game. All the children advised each other with great enthusiasm on what the best move might be. There were cries of shock and despair each time the Wolf ate up a Goat. One child cried briefly when she couldn’t figure out what would be the best move to do; by that point, the Wolf would eat a Goat no matter what. A couple moves before the end, I asked them to stop and study the game to predict the future, who would win: if eachto jump over the dragon, as that had been the plan all along. There was something deep and primal in re-enacting this archetype and they kept jumping for a while. I only wish we could have jumped the dragon at night, by a fire. — Artistic: We play with balance, stability, symmetry, representational and non-representational, etc. At the end of class, I often have them look at each others works, “like you were walking in an art museum.” Although they can’t yet articulate why, the children can tell when something is beautiful — there is often a gasp, and then silence, or comments of “That is so cool.” — Social: Sometimes students work well together, sometimes it is a challenge. There are many exercises I use to teach


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Despite a loss of correlated *β*-pairing, the contact between h2b and h3b is actually more probable in the M66 sequence than in the V66 sequence ([Fig 5d](#pcbi.1007390.g005){ref-type="fig"}). As discussed in *Noteworthy residue-residue interactions stabilizing tertiary


often under-appreciated, but such interactions are common in structures of folded proteins \[[@pcbi.1007390.ref089]\]. Using ab initio calculations, Gómez-Tamayo et al. \[[@pcbi.1007390.ref091]\] predicted that Met-Met interactions are stronger than Met-aromatic or aromatic-aromatic interactions, due to the polarizability of sulfur. Although the fixed-charge force-field we are using (a99sb\*-ildn-q) cannot explicitly capture polarizability, Gómez-Tamayo et al. demonstrate that this force-field preserves rankings of strong side-chain interactions involving methionine. In these simulations, the M66-M95 contact was about five times as common (10% of frames) as the analogous V66-M95 contact (2% of frames) ([Fig 7a and 7b](#pcbi.1007390.g007){ref-type="fig"}). Methionine-aromatic interactions also contribute to the increased number of Region I-III contacts: M66, but not V66, forms a frequent contact with F108 in blob h3d, which is also consistent with the favorable interactions between Met-Phe residuesdisordered proteins. Our conclusions further suggest an important role for disorder heterogeneity within disordered proteins.

We were able to identify mechanisms through which a charge-neutral mutation can affect the residual secondary structure and tertiary contacts of a disordered protein. We further identified how these effects can be propagated to non-local residual secondary structure. Within its local blob h2b, the Val66Met mutation affects local contact preference due to local sequence effects (preferred Met-Phe contacts) and the reduced entropic cost of helix formation for the methionine sidechain.

The long, disordered, exposed Region II linker segregates the blob-level contact probability map: blobs within Region I or Region III have a high probability of contact, while Region I-III contacts are far less probable. We consistently observed this segregation in both simple self-avoiding hetropolymer simulations


he opts out in 2022. Backcourt mate Bradley Beal and swingman Otto Porter Jr. are signed to max contracts through 2021, giving the Wizards several seasons to try to win with this core.

In an era of players like LeBron James and Kevin Durant taking their talents elsewhere, Wall put his money where his mouth is by agreeing to another contract.

''It's critical that your star players want to stay and play for the team. That's not always the case,'' said Scott Brooks, who previously coached Durant in Oklahoma City. ''We have our three players that we drafted all want to stay here and stay long term. It's good because if you don't have your best players want to stay here, nobody wants to stay here.''

Owner Ted Leonsis said heplayers in the league that make their teammates better, and that's what John Wall does,'' team president Ernie Grunfeld said. ''Basketball's a game of stars. You have to have your best players carry most of the load, and then you have to put complementary pieces around them.''

Having quality roster depth, including starters Markieff Morris and Marcin Gortat and sixth man Kelly Oubre Jr., is a major reason why Wall decided to stick around. Despite not getting past the second round, the Wizards pushed the Celtics to Game 7 and would have had a better chance had Wall not finished 0 of 11.

Wall said he was fatigued late in that game and vowed to work on that so it doesn't happen again. The Wizards are glad they'll have many


Q:

Existence and uniquenees to the equation

Prove that for every real number $x$, if $x \neq 0$ then there is a unique real number $y$ such that for every number $z$, $zy = \frac{z}{x}$.

First I show that there is such that $y$, and second I check that $y$ is unique.
Existence: We let $x$ be arbitrary, and let $y = \frac{1}{x}$. We can multiply both side of the equation by $z$ to obtain $zy = \frac{z}{x}$. Thus, we found $y$ such that the equation $zy = \frac{z}{x}$ hold for all $z$ (it holds in case $z = 0$).
Uniqueness: We suppose that there are $y_1$ and $y_2$ such that $zy_1 = \frac{z}{x}$ and $zy_2 = \frac{z}{x}$. We need to show that $y_1 = y_2$. Combining the equation we obtain $zy_1 =zy_2$. Since we need to show that it holds for all $z$, then for $z \neq 0$, we get $y_1 = y_2$. But for $z = 0$, then we have possible $y_1 \neq y_2$.
So, I do not confirm the uniqueness of $y$. Am I right?
Can you please check it out. (I found proof to this statement, but they not consider case when $z = 0$.)

A:

If it has to hold for all $z$, then it has hold for both $z=0$ and $z\neq 0$. The fact that $z=0$ allows for more solution is irrelevant, because condition for $z\neq 0$ limits you to $y_1=y_2$ anyway.


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Everywhere I have traveled in Europe people over 65 get reductions on museums and often on attractions. The age limit can be as low as 55 in some countries.
Most of the time you have to proof your age, with a passport or with a dedicated '65+' pass. Mostly also tourists get the discounts. So if you travel in Europe and are over 55/60/65 (depending on the country) (or under 26 for youth discounts) bring proof of age, your passport is the best bet but an official ID card might be accepted as might be a photo driving license.
Within the Netherlands people over 65 get discounts when traveling by bus. But only when they have a personal OV chipbefore checking in, but as it saves money, most people do not mind it.
In England all senior citizens can get a bus pass for free travel, in all the country. In some areas the trains are also included for local people, but most people do not get train reductions.
Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland also have bus passes, see the sites for the details.
I have not checked out the rest of Europe but I guess you can find discounts for rail or bus, only for locals or for all, in most of Europe.
In many cases there are reductions for those 65 and over on trains but the reductions you get on early booked tickets for dedicated trains are bigger and do not give extra reductions for older people.
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