also impart nonlinearities in the transfer (Mongillo et al., 2012). But we again feel that these issues are best left for another paper. We have addressed this in our resubmitted manuscript by including the sentences:

"In the above we considered weak synaptic connections where *J~ij~ ∼* 1*/N.* \[...\] synaptic nonlinearities through short term plasticity (Mongillo et al., 2012) may be necessary to satisfy condition **C2** with large synapses."

Now, a couple of technical comments relating to these points.

*The first one is mainly a suggestion. The authors use the 1/N scaling to argue that the first term in Equation 3 of SM (the full-rank component of the covariance matrix) is O(1/N). But this may not be necessary. An instructive case is completely homogeneous coupling, in which J~ij~ depends only on thedefine(["doh/main", "require", "dojo/sniff"], function(doh, require, has){

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and JAM-1 through the first, second, and third PDZ domain, respectively. The GUK domain of ZO proteins is known to associate with occludin, while the C-terminal actin-binding region is responsible for bridging with actin, raising the possibility of forming a large protein complex through simultaneous interactions of many TJ proteins with ZO-1 ([@B78]). Cingulin is another intracellular plaque protein that is predicted to form a homodimer with globular head and tail at both ends connected by a coiled-coil "rod" domain in the central region. The head of cingulin is known to bind to ZO proteins and the coiled-coil domain interacts with myosin ([@B79]). The interactions between the TJ protein complex and cytoskeleton are critical in maintaining and regulating the TJ structure and function, as the mucosal permeability isLL-37 to induce MUC2 and MUC3 expression in human intestinal epithelial cells, both EGFR and P2X7, but not G-protein-coupled receptors, are involved ([@B104]). HBD-2-induced mucin expression in human intestinal epithelial cells is shown to be partially mediated through CCR6 ([@B101]). The p38 MAPK, but not extracellular signal-regulated kinase (ERK) or PI3K, is involved in mediating P2X7- and EGFR-activation of MUC2 production in human Caco-2 cells ([@B104]).

![**Host defense peptide-mediated signaling pathways to induce mucins and tight junction proteins in epidermal and intestinal epithelial cells**. **(A)** LL-37 primarily utilizes purinergic receptor P2X7 and transactivates EGFR to mediate MUC2 and MUC5AC induction. **(B)** LL-37 induces the synthesis of multiple claudins and occludin in skin keratinocytes mainly through PI3K-GSK-3α/β and Rac1-aPKCζ/λ pathways; however, the receptor that mediates the effect is currently unknown.


C; CCR2, CC chemokine receptor 2; CD, Crohn's disease; DSS, dextran sulfate sodium; EGF, epidermal growth factor; EGFR, EGF receptor; ERK, extracellular signal-regulated kinase; ETEC, enterotoxigenic *E. coli*; GI, gastrointestinal; GSK-3, glycogen synthase kinase 3; GUK, guanylate kinase; HBD, human β-defensin; HDPs, host defense peptides; JAM, junction adhesion molecule; LPS, lipopolysaccharides; MAMPs, microbe-associated molecular patterns; MAPK, mitogen-activated protein kinase; MBD, mouse β-defensin; MLCK, myosin light chain kinase; MUC, mucin; P2X7, P2X purinergic receptor 7; PAMPs, pathogen-associated molecular patterns; PBD, porcine β-defensin; PDZ, post-synaptic density 95, disk-large, and zonula occludens; PI3K, phosphatidylinositol-3-kinase; PKA, protein kinase A; PKC, protein kinase C; PRRs, pattern recognition receptors; SEA, sea urchin sperm protein, enterokinase and agrin; TACE, TNF-α-converting enzyme; TEER, transepithelial electrical resistance; TGF, transforming growth factor; TJ, tight junction; TR, tandem repeat;how much tech you need. More like planning and luck.

Think about the vast ocean distances the Polynesian people covered, and it's
my understanding that their level of technology was less than the Romans.
Though I'm not really knowledgeable in that area.

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cmrdporcupine
Polynesians never crossed large open oceans. They island hopped.

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empath75
The longest distance between islands is longer than the shortest distance
between Africa and South America. So it’s at least _possible_ with relatively
primitive technology.

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wavefunction
Polynesians had and still have extremely sophisticated stellar and solar
navigation techniques (as well as deep observational knowledge of oceans and
marine life) that far exceeded recorded European techniques until the advent
of tools like astrolabes and sextants in the 1700s, as far as the extent of
travel distances. There has been growing evidence of Polynesian contact with
South America, including the presence of sweet


fact, that's the
one Columbus used.

If you're implying that should be used as evidence supporting romans having
explored north america, that's really a stretch. Looking at a map, the canary
islands are close to the roman empire's territory and the romans could have
been there for plenty of reasons besides going to north america.

see:
[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Islas_Canarias_(real_loca...](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Islas_Canarias_\(real_location\)_in_Spain.svg)
and
[https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/0/00/Roman_Em...](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/0/00/Roman_Empire_Trajan_117AD.png)

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nextos
I have not implied it can be used as evidence.

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empath75
I’d think most countries would be happy to claim a connection to Rome.

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HeyLaughingBoy
Why?

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mothsonasloth
If the theories about Norsemen crossing to North America are true, then I
don't see it being too farfetched that the Romans could have done it too.

~~~
wavefunction
Romans didn't possess longboats which were capable of sea travel as well as
riverine navigation. Romans stuck to coastal waters.

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leandrod
This is beyond ridiculous. I was already 14 in 1985, and coming from a quite
politicisedelderly is urgently needed amidst the COVID-19 crisis and melatonin may be a suitable candidate.[@bib0070] Melatonin is an inexpensive product with scalable production. It has a long shelf life, the simplest mode of transportation, and can be self-administered orally in remote areas.

Under normal circumstances, the conclusion of this Letter to the Editor would be to initiate elderly prophylactic prospective clinical studies dividing patients into case-control groups with one group receiving the standard of care alone, and the other group receiving the standard of care supplemented with melatonin. Let\'s assume that we conduct exactly this type of study and then conclude that melatonin reduces rates of hospitalization and the incidence of irreversible postinfection complications. Under the current COVID-19 crisis, there is a serious ethical problem with this otherwise correct


future that leads some to commit new crimes that land them in prison again at taxpayers' expense.

The Senate, in what may be the only bipartisan act during the remaining two years of President Trump's first and possibly only term, has overwhelmingly passed legislation that would significantly reform the criminal justice system, which is often more criminal than just.

The measure revises a number of sentencing laws, including the "three strikes" penalty for drug felonies, reducing what is now a mandatory life sentence to 25 years. It also retroactively limits the disparity in sentencing guidelines between crack and powder cocaine offenses. Civil rights groups have long argued that this disparity disproportionately impacted African-American offenders because they are more likely to use crack than powdered cocaine.

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Hepatocellular carcinoma (HCC) is one of the most frequently occurring cancers worldwide, accounting for approximately 7% of the new cancer cases in men and 3% of new cancer cases in women. The incidence of HCC is particularly high in southeast Asia and sub-Saharan Africa. In these high rate areas, the best described risk factors for HCC include chronic infection with hepatitis B virus (HBV) and ingestion of aflatoxin B1 in foodstuffs. . Despite the increased risk of HCC in HBV carriers, however, only about 25% will develop HCC. In addition, the risk appears to vary significantly in different geographical regions. Another major risk factor in high rate areas, the mycotoxin aflatoxin B1 (AFB1), is thought to induce DNA point mutations, most notably the G-to-T transversion in codon 249of aflatoxin in HCC due to the pronounced resistance of adult mice to AFB1-induced carcinogenesis. The resistance to AFB1 is thought to be mediated by a high glutathione-s-transferase activity in mice that is absent in other model organisms and humans. A synergism between AFB1 and the HBV surface antigen has been demonstrated in a hepatitis B virus surface antigen positive (HBsAg(+)-transgenic mouse but the underlying genetic contribution to this interaction has not been definitively explored.[unreadable] [unreadable] Previously it has been demonstrated that while adult mice are resistant to hepatocarcinogenicity of AFB1, infant C57BL x C3H F1 hybrid mice were susceptible, with up to 100% of the animals developing hepatomas by 82 weeks of age. To begin to explore the potential genetic variability in the etiology of HCC our


adjacent bit lines has a length S. A plurality of polysilicon word lines 24 are also formed on the surface of the substrate 21. The ROM 20 comprises a plurality of cells. One such cell 30 is shown in dashed lines in FIG. 1. A cross-sectional view of cell 30 of FIG. 1 taken along the line AA' is shown in FIG. 2.
As seen in FIG. 2, the cell 30 comprises two adjacent buried bit lines 22 which form source and drain regions for the cell. A channel 32 of length S is formed between the two bit lines in the cell 30. A gate oxide layer 36, 37 is formed on top of the substrate 11. The oxide layer is thicker at portions 36 located above theQ:

Export select pieces of a model?

I was wondering of there was a way to export a piece of the model instead of having to delete everything in the scene and then saving it and then undeleting everything again? Kind of like a select export.

A:

After selecting the objects you want, go to File -> Export. In the bottom left corner, you'll see a panel labeled "Export [name of file type]". There, you can click a checkbox labeled either "Selected Objects" or "Selected Only". The .ply, .stl, and .bvh files don't have these options. For example, here's the "Selected Objects" checkbox when you export to .fbx.


Normal left main coronary artery diameter can be predicted from diameters of its branch vessels.
An uncommon though vexing problem exists when the left main coronary artery appears subjectively to be diffusely stenotic relative to its branch vessels, but the severity of such stenosis cannot be determined because of the lack of a normal reference. To overcome this problem, 20 coronary angiograms demonstrating no evidence of disease were quantitatively analyzed to determine the normal ratio of left main diameter to the sum of the diameters of its immediate branches. For bifurcating left mains, the mean ratio of diameter of left main to sum of diameters of its two immediate branches was 0.65 +/- 0.04; for trifurcating left mains, the mean ratio of diameter of left main to sum ofit taking so long?" "Long enough to butcher a pig." "May, you better be all right." "Daddy's too old for this!" "I left the triad for you." "Now I go to bed at 1 0, wake up at 6." "How I can go back to that life?" "Who'll pay for the bills?" "Or the mortgage?" "If May dies, her money will be ours." "Shut up!" "Be nice to your stepsister!" "May's money came from Daniel." "If she dies, it'll go back to Grandma." "Shut up!" "Be nice to your stepsister!" "We're her immediate family." "The money is ours!" "Grandma" "It's okay." "Sit." "Move!" "No, you sit." "No, sit." "You were here first." "No." "I'm a gentleman." "Come on." "Fine." "Thanks." "It's hot." "Hot?" "Let me." "It's ready, please."


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Open-world video games have been around for a long time, but it seems like over the last five years there has been an abundance of them on the market.

If you aren't familiar with what an open-world game is, there are also known as free-roam or sandbox games. They are video games where a player can move freely through a virtual world and is given considerable freedom in regard to how and when to approach particular objectives.

The same could be said about any video game genre, sports, shooters, etc., but they don't have many different titles within a year. There is only one NFL, one MLB, one NBA game released per year. There are two, maybe three, shooters per year. That gives gamers


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Trust God.

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The Coast Guard has been conducting aærescue effortænear Unalaska Island in the Aleutian Island chain for 10 people who were aboard a Coast Guard helicopter.

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The ship, which was carrying about 500,000 gallons of No. 6 fuel oil, had been drifting towards the island since experiencing an engine failure earlier thiscommitted to winning, at any cost. We'd better know it, too, and be likewise committed to winning at any cost.

Why do I go on at such lengths about the results of losing? Simple. Until we recognize the costs of losing, we cannot unite and really put 100% of our thoughts and efforts into winning. And it is going to take that 100% effort to win.

So, how can we lose the war?

Again, the answer is simple. We can lose the war by 'imploding.' That is, defeating ourselves by refusing to recognize the enemy and their purpose and failing to dig in and lend full support to the war effort. If we are united, there is no way that we can lose. If we continue to be divided, there is


no way that we can win.

Let me give you a few examples of how we simply don't comprehend the life and death seriousness of this situation:

President Bush selects Norman Mineta as Secretary of Transportation. Although all of the terrorist attacks were committed by Muslim men between 17 and 40 years of age, Secretary Mineta refuses to allow profiling. Does that sound like we are taking this thing seriously? This is war! For the duration, we are going to have to give up some of the civil rights to which we have become accustomed. We had better be prepared to lose some of our civil rights temporarily or we will most certainly lose all of them permanently.

And don't worry that it is a slippery slope. We gave up plentybut for our children, our grandchildren, our country, and our world. Whether Democrat or Republican, conservative or liberal .... and that includes the Politicians and media of our country and the free world.

Please forward this to any you feel may want, or NEED to read it. Our 'leaders' in Congress ought to read it, too. There are those who find fault with our country, but it is obvious to anyone who truly thinks through this, that we must UNITE!

Lastly, I wish to add: at the risk of offending, I sincerely think that anyone who rejects this as just another political rant, or doubts the seriousness of this issue, or just deletes it without sending it on, is part of the problem. Let's quit laughing at and forwarding the


wait for even the most basic care in countries like Canada.

Is there another option? Look to capitalism, which governs the other five-sixth of the economy. Ultimately, we must choose market reforms.

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creating a convertible car is retaining structural and dynamic integrity. To protect the former you need strength and rigidity, but to preserve the latter you need to keep weight to a minimum. With the DB11 Volante we have maximised the advantages of the DB11’s all-new bonded structure to underpin our new Volante with a structure that’s 26kg lighter and 5 per cent stiffer than its predecessor. The result is a truly magnificent car. One that combines greater performance and agility with increased comfort, refinement and interior space for occupants and their luggage”.Changes in Neuroglial Activity in Multiple Spinal Segments after Caudal Epidural Pulsed Radiofrequency in a Rat Model of Lumbar Disc Herniation.
Herniated lumbar discs can induce sciatica by mechanical compression and/or chemical irritation. It was recently reported that neuroglial cellular activity after pulsed radiofrequency (PRF) application to a single dorsal root ganglion (DRG) attenuated neuroglial activity at the corresponding spinal dorsal horn. Recently, caudal epidural PRF has been used to manage neuropathic pain, but evidence of molecular changes after the administration of caudal epidural PRF to attenuate neuropathic pain is lacking, and it has not been determined whether caudal epidural PRF affects neuroglial activity at different spinal levels. Using immunohistochemical methods in a rat model of lumbar disc herniation, the authors investigated the effects of caudal epidural PRF administration


on pain-related behavior, on the activations of microglia and astrocytes in spinal cord, and on the expressions of calcitonin gene-related peptide (CGRP) and Transient receptor potential vanilloid 1(TRPV1) in the DRG at the L3, L4, L5, L6, and S1 levels. Controlled animal trial. University hospital laboratory. Forty-five Sprague-Dawley rats were randomly assigned to a sham-operated group (n = 10) or a nucleus pulposus (NP)-exposed group (n = 35). Rats in the NP-exposed group were further subdivided into a NP-exposed with sham stimulation group (the NP-nonPRF group; n = 13) or a NP exposed with caudal epidural PRF stimulation group (the NP-PRF group; n = 22). Pulsed radiofrequency was administered on postoperative day 10 (POD 10) by placing an electrode in the caudal epidural space through the sacral hiatusmagnetic field, but the sign of that component is opposite. The sum of the two Stokes V components is therefore exactly zero. Note that this cancellation does not occur in the linearly polarized components because the direction of polarization is identical for the two $\sigma$-components. It is important to realize that the information in integrated light, Stokes I, depends on the direction of observation, too, mainly because the linearly polarized $\pi$-components are invisible if the magnetic field direction is parallel to the direction of observation.

Doppler
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![\[fig:Doppler\]Equatorial Doppler velocities for four MS stars as a function of their rotation periods. The spectral types and relative sizes are shown in the upper right legend. The vertical position of the relations follows the ordering in the legend (and colors of the lines match legend


numbers, however, it is expected that this ratio is similar for all stars. Therefore, convective overturn times are sometimes motivated empirically by searching for the function of $\tau_{\mathrm{conv}}$ that minimizes the scatter in the activity-rotation relation [@Noyes84; @Kiraga07; @Wright11 (Noyes et al., 1984; Kiraga & Stepien, 2007; Wright et al., 2011)]. A problem for the theoretical calculations of $\tau_{\mathrm{conv}}$ is that it is not obvious what definition of $\tau_{\mathrm{conv}}$ one should use – is it the convective overturn time at the bottom of the convective envelope, or the weighted mean throughout the convection zone, or something different?

Measuring a magnetic field in a rotating star requires Zeeman broadening to be a significant fraction of the total line broadening that is dominated by rotation. In slow rotators ($Ro > 0.1$),rare occasions the atomic response is calculated more accurately by solving the time-dependent Schrödinger equation (TDSE) [@mette-pra-2006; @mette-pra-2002]. It is also well-known that the Lewenstein model does not predict the HHG spectra (the intensity) precisely, but the phases of the harmonics are relatively accurate. This fact is used in the QRS model, which can be understood as simply replacing the transition dipole calculated using plane waves in the Lewenstein model by one calculated using accurate molecular continuum wave functions. The improvement of single-molecule HHG spectra calculated using QRS has been well documented in our previous publications [@at-pra-2009; @at-jpb-2008]. Computationally, QRS is nearly as simple as the Lewenstein model (actually QRS is even simpler than SFA for polyatomic molecules, see Ref. [@Zhao-pra-2011]), thus induced dipole can be easily obtained


field with respect to the polarization direction of the probe (or generating) laser, and $\tilde{P}_{\text {nl}}^{\parallel}(r,z',\omega,\alpha)$ is the parallel component of the nonlinear polarization caused by the generating laser field, where $\alpha$ is pump-probe angle, i.e., the angle between the aligning laser and the harmonic generating laser polarizations.

The nonlinear polarization term can be expressed as $$\begin{aligned}
\label{pola}\tilde{P}_{\text{nl}}^{\parallel}(r,z',\omega,\alpha)=\hat{F}{\{[n_{0}-n_{\text
e}(r,z',t',\alpha)]D^{\parallel,\text{tot}}(r,z',t',\alpha)\}},
\nonumber\\\end{aligned}$$ where $n_{0}$ is the density of neutral molecules, $D^{\parallel,\text{tot}}(t',\alpha)$ is the parallel component of the induced single-molecule dipole over a number of active electrons \[see Eq. (\[total-dip\]) below\], and $n_{\text e}(t',\alpha)$ is the free-electron density, which can be calculated as following: $$\begin{aligned}
\label{free-afa}n_{\text e}(t',\alpha)=\int^{\pi}_{0}n_{\text
e}(t',\theta)\rho(\theta,\alpha)\sin\theta d\theta.\end{aligned}$$ Here $n_{\text e}(t',\theta)$ is the alignment-dependent free-electron density, obtained from $$\begin{aligned}
\label{free-electron}n_{\text
e}(t',\theta)=n_{0}\{1-\exp[-\int_{-\infty}^{t'}\gamma(\tau,\theta)d\tau]\},\end{aligned}$$ where $\gamma(\tau,\theta)$ is the alignment-dependent ionization rate, which can be calculated by MO-ADK theory [@tong-pra-2002; @zhao-pra-10] for differentdipole moment $D(\omega,\theta)$ for each orbital is obtained. Note that in QRS, the wave packet $W(\omega)$ automatically includes the phase which is dependent on the molecular orbital. Thus there is no need to introduce the relative phase between orbitals, in contrast to the approach in Ref. [@olga-nature-2009]. SFA is used to calculate the ionization probability in Eq. (\[mol-qrs\]) in this paper unless otherwise stated.

We assume that the degree of molecular alignment is not varied spatially within the medium because the molecules are usually partially aligned by a weak and loosely focused laser beam [@jin-pra-2010]. By coherently averaging the induced dipole moments over the molecular angular distribution, we obtain the averaged induced dipole of partially aligned molecules at each point inside the medium: $$\begin{aligned}
\label{avg-in-dip}D^{\parallel,\text
{avg}}(\omega,\alpha)=\int^{\pi}_{0}D^{\parallel}(\omega,\theta)\rho(\theta,\alpha)\sin\theta
d\theta,\end{aligned}$$ where $\rho(\theta,\alpha)$ is again the angular


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For a graph $G(x)$, define the average resistance as $R_{\mathrm{avg}}(G(x))=\frac{1}{n(n-1)}\sum_{s,t:s\neq t}R_{s,t}(G(x))$. We consider the case where we are promised that if $G(x)$ is connected, then $R_{\mathrm{avg}}(G(x))\leq R$, and if $G(x)$ is not connected it has at least $\kappa >1$ components. By analyzing the effective resistance and capacitance of ${\cal G}$, we show that when $G$ is a subgraph of a complete graph, meaning it has no multi-edges, $\textsc{conn}_{G}$ under this promise can be solved in query complexity ${O}(n\sqrt{R/\kappa})$ (\[thm:connectivity-algorithm\]), and time complexity $\widetilde{O}(n\sqrt{R/\kappa}\mathsf{U})$, where $\mathsf{U}$ is the cost of implementing one step of a quantum walk on $G$ (\[cor:connectivity-algorithm\]). For the case when $G$ has multi-edges, we get an upper bound of $O(n^{3/4}\sqrt{Rd_{\max}(G)}/\kappa^{1/4})$ on the query complexity, where $d_{\max}(G)$ is the maximum degree ofon $G$, and $\mathsf{\Lambda}$ is the cost of computing the eigenvalues of $G$; that is, given $g\in V(G)$, computing $\lambda_g$, the corresponding eigenvalue. For example, this gives an upper bound of $\widetilde{O}(n/\sqrt{\lambda\kappa})$ when $G$ is a complete graph, and $\widetilde{O}(\sqrt{n/(\lambda\kappa)})$ when $G$ is a Boolean hypercube.

We remark that our alternative connectivity algorithms apply for any choice of edge weights on $G$: $d_{\mathrm{avg}}(G)$ and $d_{\max}(G)$ should be interpreted as the average and maximum *weighted* degrees in $G$, and $\lambda_2(G)$ and $\lambda_2(G(x))$ the second-smallest eigenvalue of the *weighted* Laplacian of $G$ and $G(x)$ respectively. The choice of weights may also impact the costs $\mathsf{U}$ and $\mathsf{S}$.

#### Estimating the algebraic connectivity

We give an algorithm to estimate the *algebraic connectivity* of $G(x)$, $\lambda_2(G(x))$, when $G$ is a complete graph. The algebraic connectivity


components. Then if $G$ is a subgraph of a complete graph (that is, $G$ has at most one edge between any pair of vertices), we have $w_-(x,P_{\cal G})=O(1/\kappa)$. Otherwise, we have $w_-(x,P_{\cal G})=O(d_{\max}(G)/\sqrt{n\kappa})$.

Using the rule for capacitors in series, and accounting for double counting pairs of vertices, we have $$\begin{aligned}
\label{eq:seriesCapSum}
\frac{1}{C_{s,t}(\mathcal{G}(x))}=\frac{1}{2}\sum_{s',t'\in V(G)}\frac{1}{C_{s',t'}(G(x))}.\end{aligned}$$

To put an upper bound on $C_{s,t}(\mathcal{G}(x))$, we can put an upper bound on each term $C_{s',t'}(G(x))$. To upper bound $C_{s',t'}(G(x))$, consider the following unit $s't'$-potential for $G(x)$. Set ${{\mathcal V}}(v)=1$ for all $v$ in the same connected component as $s'$ in $G(x)$, set ${{\mathcal V}}(v)=0$ for all $v$ in the same connected component as $t'$ in $G(x)$, and set ${{{\mathcal V}}}(v)= \nu$ for all other vertices in $G$. We now find the minimum unit potential energy ofover an Abelian group, and $X\subseteq \{0,1\}^{E(G)}$ such that for all $x\in X$, either $\lambda_2(G(x))\geq \lambda$ or $G(x)$ has at least $\kappa$ connected components, $\textsc{conn}_{G,X}$ can be solved in bounded error in time $$\widetilde{O}
\left(\sqrt{\frac{nd}{\kappa\lambda}}\mathsf{U}+\sqrt{\frac{nd}{\kappa\lambda_2(
G)}}\mathsf{\Lambda}\right).$$

We remark that the results in this section, in contrast to the previous connectivity algorithm, apply with respect to any weighting of the edges of $G$. Applying non-zero weights to the edges of $G$ does not change which subgraphs $G(x)$ are connected, but it does impact the complexity of our algorithm. Thus, for any weight function on the edges, we get algorithms with the complexities given in \[cor:query\], \[thm:any-G\] and \[thm:Cayley-graph\], where $d_{\max}(G)$ and $d_{\mathrm{avg}}(G)$ are in terms of the weighted degrees, and $\lambda_2(G)$ and $\lambda_2(G(x))$ are in terms of the weighted Laplacians.

Finally, in \[sec:estimating-connectivity\],


we describe how when $G$ is a complete graph, these ideas can be used to design algorithms, not only for deciding connectivity, but also for estimating the *algebraic connectivity* of a graph, which is a measure of how connected a graph is. In particular, we show:

[theorem]{}[ConnEstimation]{}\[thm:Connectivity-estimation\] Let $G$ be the complete graph on $n$ vertices. There exists a quantum algorithm that, on input $x$, with probability at least 2/3, outputs an estimate $\tilde\lambda$ such that ${\left| \tilde\lambda-\lambda_2(G(x)) \right|}\leq \varepsilon \lambda_2(G(x))$, where $\lambda_2(G(x))$ is the $\textit{algebraic connectivity}$ of $G(x)$, in time $\widetilde{O}\left(\frac{1}{\varepsilon}\frac{n}{\sqrt{\lambda_2(G(x))}}\right)$.

Let $P_{G}=(H,U,A,\tau)$ be the span program for $st$-connectivity defined in \[eq:st-conn-span-program\]. Note that only $\tau$ depends on $s$ and $t$, and we will not be interested in $\tau$ here. We let $A(x)=A\Pi_{H(x)}$. $$\begin{aligned}
A(x)A(x)^T &=& \sum_{(u,v,\ell)\in \overrightarrow{E}(G(x))}\sqrt{c(u,v,\ell)}({|u\rangle}-{|v\rangle}){\langleu,v,\ell|} \sum_{(u,v,\ell)\in \overrightarrow{E}(G(x))}\sqrt{c(u,v,\ell)}{|u,v,\ell\rangle}({\langleu|}-{\langlev|})\nonumber\\
&=&by [@IJ15 Theorem 3.10], which states that $\Delta(U(P,x))\geq
2\sigma_{\min}(A(x))/\sigma_{\max}(A)$, we have the following.

\[lem:Delta-bound\] Let $P_G$ be the $st$-connectivity span program from \[eq:st-conn-span-program\]. Then $\Delta(U(P,x))\geq 2\sqrt{\lambda_2(G(x))/d_{\max}(G)}$.

Our algorithm will be based on the following connection between the connectivity of $G(x)$ and the presence of a 0-phase eigenvector of $U(P,x)$ in $\mathrm{row}(A)$.

\[lem:kappa\] $G(x)$ is not connected if and only if there exists ${|\psi\rangle}\in\mathrm{row}(A)$ that is fixed by $U(P,x)$. Moreover, if $G(x)$ has $\kappa>1$ components, there exists a $(\kappa-1)$-dimensional subspace of $\mathrm{row}(A)$ that is fixed by $U(P,x)$.

If $G(x)$ is not connected, and in particular, $G(x)$ has $\kappa >1$ components, then $$\label{rankA}
\mathrm{rank}(A(x))=\mathrm{rank}(A(x)A(x)^T)=\mathrm{rank}(L_{G(x)})=n-\kappa < n-1 = \mathrm{rank}(A).$$ Eq.  implies $\ker A\subseteq \ker A(x)$, which means $\ker A(x)\cap \mathrm{row}(A)$ has dimension $\kappa-1 \geq 1$. Let ${|\psi\rangle}\in \ker A(x)\cap
\mathrm{row}(A)$. Since ${|\psi\rangle}\in \ker A(x)$, $A\Pi_{H(x)}{|\psi\rangle}=0$, so $\Pi_{H(x)}{|\psi\rangle}\in \ker


of implementing a step of a quantum walk on $G$, and note that $G$ is input-independent, so as long as it is sufficiently structured, this shouldn’t be a particularly large cost. For example, if for any vertex in $G$, we can efficiently query its degree, and its $i{\textsuperscript{th}}$ neighbour for any $i$, then $\mathsf{U}=O(\log n)$. Note that this is *not* the same as assuming we can efficiently query the $i{\textsuperscript{th}}$ neighbour of a vertex in $G(x)$, which is not an operation that we can easily implement in the edge-query input model. Similarly, we might hope that $\mathsf{S}$ is also $O(\log n)$ in many cases of interest. Indeed, whenever $G$ is $d$-regular, it’s simply the cost of generating the uniform superposition over all vertices.

By \[lem:psi-init\], the complexity of generatingfirst consider the complete graph on $n$ vertices, in which $\Gamma =
\mathbb{Z}_n$, and $S=\Gamma\setminus\{0\}$.

\[cor:complete-graph\] Fix any $\lambda>0$, and integer $\kappa>1$ and let $G$ be the complete graph. Let $X\subseteq E(G)$ be such that for all $x\in X$, either $\lambda_2(G(x))\geq \lambda$, or $G(x)$ has at least $\kappa$ components. Then $\textsc{conn}_{G,X}$ can be solved in bounded error in time $$\widetilde{O}\left(\frac{n}{\sqrt{\kappa\lambda}}\right).$$

It is easily verified that for $G$ a complete graph, $L_G=(n-1)I-(J-I)$, where $J$ is the all-ones matrix, so the eigenvalues consist of a single 0, and $n$ with multiplicity $n-1$ — that is, all non-zero eigenvalues are $n$. Thus, the mapping ${|g\rangle}\mapsto {|g\rangle}{|\lambda_g\rangle}={|g\rangle}{|n\rangle}$ can be implemented trivially in $O(\log n)$ complexity.

Next, we can generate the state $\sum_{s\in
S}\frac{1}{\sqrt{d}}{|s\rangle}=\sum_{s=1}^{n-1}\frac{1}{\sqrt{n-1}}{|s\rangle}$ in complexity $\mathsf{S}=O(\log n)$. Then the result follows from \[thm:Cayley-graph\].

Next, we consider the Boolean


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Guessing a phone number's country code

This is the problem I'm working with: given a phone number from anywhere in the world and some location information (state, province, possibly country name if I'm lucky, etc.), return the ISO country code for that number.
For the purposes of this question, I will not focus on the location information, as that provides an alternative solution to determining the country code which doesn't even need to use the phone number anymore (though, it would be useful for validation purposes)
When I first started working on the problem, I was hoping there was a deterministic way to figure this out because there was some sort of international standard out there. It became immediately apparent that one does not exist for phone numbers. There are standardshey too [sic] me! I stayed home from work today to play HQ!” — DakotaBee

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Juror Seaman testified that Juror Cotey would wander off the topic and alluded to things that had nothing to do with the Discussion. Juror Seaman stated that Juror Cotey did not understand the evidence and needed to have another juror explain things to her after an issue had already been discussed. Juror Seaman stated that Juror Cotey would frequently "drift off" and would refuse to discuss her views.

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The video, which was first posted on the Live Leak website, shows four men in military uniforms urinating on three bloodied bodies on the ground, apparently aware that they were being filmed.

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The multinational security force in Afghanistan, ISAF, as well as the country’s government, strongly condemned the actions portrayed in the video.

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Rosiland Jordan discusses the video’s content and context

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Currently I'm working with VAR-models, too. In my cases the VAR system is always stationary because the modulus of the eigenvalues are all less than 1. But when I look at the single time series I would think that some series are not stationary. I think, this is


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Lesions that are more favorable to LITT are deep seated, spherical/oblong, and well circumscribed and have a trajectory that misses important structures like the ventricles or large arteries. Lesions that are not favorable are hypervascular, diffuse, and very large, as these would require multiple stages of treatment that could lead to more complications.^[@CIT0003]^ Ideally the complete lesion would be covered by the thermal damage threshold (TDT) lines, although the presence


of eloquent areas or heat sinks such as ventricles and blood vessels can limit lesion coverage.^[@CIT0008]^ The size of the lesion also limits ablation. Four cases of malignant cerebral edema requiring hemicraniectomy have been described after LITT, with the volumes ranging from 29 to 70 cm^3^.^[@CIT0010]^ For this reason, ablation in patients with large lesions should be completed in stages with adequate temporal spacing. In addition, anticoagulation should be reversed in patients before proceeding with LITT, given the known risk of hemorrhage.^[@CIT0009]^

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Laser light is distributed throughout the tissue based on its optical properties. The type of fiber used and the shape of the fiber tip can affect light distribution as well. Optical properties of brain and tumor tissue vary; thus, different doses of light energy are requiredto achieve ablation.^[@CIT0011]^ Absorption of light is affected by the tissue chromophores, generally hemoglobin and water, which can conduct heat to the rest of the tissue.^[@CIT0002]^ Intralesional temperatures \>100°C cause vaporization of water and carbonization of the tissues, and the steam then causes cavity formation. Conversely, an intralesional temperature between 45°C and 90°C is thought to cause irreversible coagulation of healthy and malignant tissues without vaporization. Given their different optical properties, an ablation temperature of 42.5--45.5°C is slightly more effective for tumor ablation while causing less damage to healthy tissue. This difference is thought to arise from the relatively fragile microvasculature and metabolic microenvironments of tumors.^[@CIT0002]^

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The PDP repeats the above operation to display images.
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List the prime factors of 8 - ((-133035)/98 + 6/(-4)).
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2, 3, 11
Let k = 4154 - 2714. What are the prime factors of k?
2, 3, 5
Let m = -26 + 45. Suppose -5*p - 29 = -4, 3*g - 2*p = m. Suppose 2


prime factors of (-1)/(-2) - (-1781)/m?
3, 23
Suppose 6*o = -1183 + 26599. What are the prime factors of o?
2, 3, 353
Suppose 6*i - 5*i = 24. Let g = i - -10. What are the prime factors of g?
2, 17
Let j(s) = -s**3 - 7*s**2 + 3*s + 9. Suppose -p = 5*o - 24, -4*p + 20 = 3*o - 2*o. Suppose -o*r = r + 40. What are the prime factors of j(r)?
7
Let v(q) = 2*q**2 - 13*q - 12. Suppose 3*z = -4*z - 35. What are the prime factors of v(z)?
103
Suppose -180 = -32*q + 11276. What are the prime factors of q?
2, 179
Let t(p) = -p**3 + 7*p**2 + p + 5. Suppose 2*d = 5*y - 72, -4*y + 27 + 33the labels.

env = lmdb.open('lmdb_path', map_size = X.nbytes * 10)

with env.begin(write = True) as txn:
    for i in range(N):
        datum = caffe.proto.caffe_pb2.Datum()
        datum.channels = images.shape[1]
        datum.height = images.shape[2]
        datum.width = images.shape[3]
        datum.data = images[i].tostring()

        label = int(labels[i])
        datum.label = label

        # Alternatively, use:
        # datum = caffe.io.array_to_datum(images[i], label)

        str_id = '{:08}'.format(i)


"But let's say in ten years time what we traditionally call 'console games' simply won't exist," Wada told Develop. "The exact timing at which it will go away is hard to determine, but somewhere around 2005 the console manufacturers' strategy shifted."

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In the past, he continues, the platform was hardware, but now it is network. "So a time will come when the hardware isn't even needed any more."

But won't this hurt game companies and platform holders? "First of all the distributors and sales firms will see a big negative impact," said Wada. "But as I say the format holders knew that this shift was coming."

Square Enix is currently branching out to focus on PC browser games, which Wada sees as potentially big market especially in Asia.  new JacksonAnnotationIntrospector();
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    ObjectReader logQueryResponseReader =
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      "0", result.getStartIndex());
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start paying one of the local teachers to come and chat with me for an hour – I could probably afford to do this a couple of times per week

I’m certain that making the effort to be more sociable would not only help me improve my Thai, but it would also improve my life generally. Introversion is just an excuse for staying in my comfort zone– it’s a limitation that I’ve placed upon myself. I might never become Mr. Charisma, but I can certainly make more of an effort than I have been.

I’m Loving Glossika Thai

I’ve been using Glossika Thai for a week now, and I’m really enjoying this course. The last two modules became available to download yesterday, and I’m impressed with the scope of this content.but I want to be able to remember these phrases so they are always on the tip of my tongue. In order to ease my fear, I’m going to be doing additional reviews two weeks after I’ve completed a file – this will be using the GSM Thai-only files. I read somewhere that if you can remember something after two weeks, it is going to be stored in your memory forever.

As well as using Glossika, I’m continuing with the language drills in the ดรุณศึกษา book. This week I’ve also been doing lots of fun stuff like listening to Thai Indie music , and watching horror movies (ปีศาจ, ร่าง, and ศพเด็ก), and a bit of lakorn (Thai soaps).

I had originally intended to immerse myself in Thai media for just


is required to report any incidents of Agency noncompliance or misconduct to the FISA Court.

Again, John Carlin was Head of the NSD.

Carlin announced his resignation exactly one day after he filed the Government’s proposed 2016 Section 702 certifications – on September 26, 2016.

Here’s what happened.

On March 9, 2016, NSA Director Rogers became aware of improper contractor access to raw FISA data (Page 83 of Court Ruling).

In April of 2016, Rogers directed the NSA’s Office of Compliance to conduct a “fundamental baseline review of compliance associated with 702” (Senate testimony & Page 83-84 of Court Ruling).

On April 18, 2016, Rogers shut down all outside contractor access to raw FISA information – specifically outside contractors working for the FBI.

The March 9, 2016 discovery that outside contractors were accessing raw FISAis simply not possible they were unaware of the NSA Inspector General’s Report.

On October 4, 2016, a standard follow-up hearing on the 2016 Section 702 Certification was held (Page 19). Carlin was present at the hearing. Again, Carlin made no disclosure of FISA Abuse. This would be noted by the Court later.

On October 15, 2016, Carlin formally left the NSD.

On October 20 2016, Rogers was briefed by the NSA compliance officer on findings from the 702 NSA compliance audit. The audit had uncovered numerous “About” Query violations (Senate testimony).

On October 21, 2016, Rogers shut down all “About Query” activity. He reported his findings to the DOJ (Senate testimony & inferences from Court Ruling).

On October 21 2016, the DOJ & FBI sought and received a Title I FISA probable


Of the 2242 JAK2 mutation-negative patients, 68 (3.03%) had MPL mutations. W515L was the predominant MPL mutation (n=46; 68%), and 10 (15%) patients had other W515 variants. The remaining MPL mutations (n=12, 17%) were detected at other locations in exons 10 and 11 and included 3 insertion/deletion mutations. The S505N mutation, associated with familial MPD, was detected in 3 patients. Overall, for every 100 V617F mutations in patients with suspected MPDs, there were 12.9 MPL mutations, 2.3 JAK2 exon 12 mutations, and 1.3 JAK2 exons 13 to 14 mutations. These findings suggest that MPL mutation screening should be performed before JAK2 exons 12 to 14 testing in JAK2 V617F-negative patients with suspected MPDs.Q:

Finding the equation that is described by this block diagram

I have the following block diagram

The exercise asks to find the equation that describes the system.
What I did: I called what going into the $-1$ multiplier as $x_{1}$and
I got $2$ equations
$$y(k)=u(k-2)-x_{1}(k-2)+y(k-3)$$
$$x_{1}(k)=u(k-1)-x_{1}(k-1)+y(k-2)$$
How can I continue from here ? or maybe what I did is not a good way
to solve the question, what alternative way may be good here ?

A:

I've labeled signals in your block diagram.

Let's just walk back up the chain. There's a good chance I made some mistakes in my subscripts and delays, since I tried solving this on a post-it note... please feel free to edit if there are :D
$$
\begin{align*}
y(k) &= v_3(k) \\
 &= v_2(k-1) \\
 &= v_1(k-2) \\
 &= v_4(k-2) + v_5(k-2) + u(k-2) \\
\end{align*}
$$
Now, let's figure


Advanced Concurrency Patterns in Go - eandre
https://encore.dev/blog/advanced-go-concurrency
======
gfs
I know the author points out that the errgroup example usage is safe because
each goroutine writes to their own index but I think in general you should
always guard data structures that aren't thread safe. Relying on the layout of
a slice could lead to a data race in the future.

~~~
eandre
That's a reasonable point. Maybe I should update the post to guard it with a
mutex to discourage newcomers from doing something subtle. Thanks for the
feedback!

You know security and you dedicate yourself to that. Because this is a smaller company, you may sometimes do hands-on ops work as a backup, but your primary focus should be staying your knowledge about security fresh -- the threats outside, the technologies to deal with them, and the evolving structure of your company's technical assets. Be strong on your communication skills -- you're going to need to justify your position to the CxOs. That will require taking some complex concepts and explaining them to non-technical folks who hold the purse strings. You should understand the business as a whole and the operational goals of the CxOs. Write your own goals to match them (CxO goal: increase revenue from clients. Your goal: Provide cost-effective security that meets clients'


How The Attack On Osama Bin Laden Was Live-Tweeted

And other stories about how the news of Al Qaeda’s leader’s passing ping-ponged around the web and social media, from BNO News to George W. Bush. It was one of the most tweeted—but not the single most tweeted—events, Twitter tells us.

As we reported last night, the first report that Osama Bin Laden's had been killed came not from the news media but from a tweet (by a person who, it turns out, is a former Navy intelligence officer—so perhaps he had particularly good sources). Now, however, it appears that the news—or at least indicators about it—had already appeared on Twitter hours before.

At about 5:30 pm ET*, Michael van Poppel, president of BNO news, a news wire that provides content toEpisode 3 – Coffee Break Conversations

Mark was in Germany earlier this month to record some Coffee Break German content with Julia. After the recording session they took a trip to the Christmas Markets in Berlin’s Gendarmenmarkt and Potsdamerplatz where they recorded this episode of Coffee Break Conversations, the video series which takes you behind the scenes of Radio Lingua.

This was, of course, before the tragic events earlier this week. Our thoughts and best wishes are with everyone affected. In a spirit of peace and goodwill, we’ve decided to post the video.

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to Mark and his team : I wish you a very good Christmas time and Happy New Year. Ich wünsche euch eine frohe Weihnachten Zeit und ein sehr fröhliches Neues


Q:

fractional scaling via "xrandr" - setting at boot time

I need scale my screen to read 1920x1080 resolution at a 12" screen.
For this I found this line is great:
xrandr --output eDP-1 --scale 0.9x0.9

How can I include that while the original setup of screen, so as early as possible? Any X11 config file? Where and how?
Thank you!
My problem with adding it later is that screen (intel skylake) starts flickering after suspend or reconfiguring. I filed that bug (https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1872760) but have not much hope for a quick solution of that.

A:

You could try the next solution if you use lightdm:

Modify /etc/lightdm/lightdm.conf to add the following options:
display-setup-script > calls your mycustomloginvideo.sh before the login screen appears
  session-setup-script > calls your mycustomdesktopvideo.sh before the user desktop session starts
[SeatDefaults]
greeter-session=unity-greeter
user-session=ubuntu
# for your login screen, e.g.law provided that Pennsylvania employers should employ none but residents of Pennsylvania such a law would have to be stricken down as abridging the privileges and immunities of United States citizens and denying equal protection of laws.
Since the hearing on November 14, 1975, however, it has become crystal clear that there is no doubt about the general validity of residency requirement ordinances and resolutions such as that involved here and that the same cannot be considered unconstitutional as violating the right of travel. There had originally been some doubt about residential requirements for municipal employment. In Detroit Police Officers Assn. v. City of Detroit, 405 U.S. 950, 92 S.Ct. 1173, 31 L.Ed.2d 227 (1972) the United States Supreme Court upheld the decision of the Supreme Court of Michigan


a period of time, which would involve uprooting numerous families, nor is there any requirement that an applicant for employment with the district be a resident at the time of application or for any period of time prior thereto. The resolution does not apply to persons employed on November 1, 1975, and as to applicants for employment on and after that date the only requirement is that they shall acquire such residency and maintain the same beginning three months after the time of employment. In other words, anyone who applies for employment with the School District after November 1, 1975, does so with the knowledge that such requirement will be applied to him or her and if necessary should consider the need to move before filing an applicationstatewide nominating convention July 31 and August 1 in Lansing, Michigan, and nominated Harley Mikkelson for governor and Lynn Meadows for lieutenant governor.

U.S. Taxpayers Party candidates
The 2010 U.S. Taxpayers Party of Michigan convention was held on June 26 in East Lansing, Michigan. In a nearly unanimous vote, Stacey Mathia and Chris Levels were formally nominated as candidates of the U.S. Taxpayers Party of Michigan for the offices of governor and lieutenant governor.

According to Stacey Mathia's official press release, "The Convention applauded Mathia's agenda to institute Law-Abiding Constitutional Government and State Sovereignty in order to free the People of Michigan from the political oppression of big government operating outside of its authority."

The press release also stated, "Chris Levels, is currently well known as a radio talk show host on


Q:

how can I prove that $D^{-1}R$ has a unique maximal ideal?

Let $R$ be a commutative ring without zero divisors & let $P$ be a prime ideal.
I have shown that $D=R\setminus P$ is a non-empty multiplicative closed set without zero-divisors.
Now how can I prove that $D^{-1}R$ has a unique maximal ideal?

A:

Let $M = D^{-1}P = \bigg\{ \frac{x}{d} : x \in P$, $d \in D\bigg\}$. Observe that since $P$ is a prime ideal $P \neq R$ so it follows that $D^{-1}P \neq D^{-1}R$ and thus $D^{-1}P$ is a proper ideal of $D^{-1}R$. Now suppose $z \notin M$. Write $z = \frac{y}{d}$ where $y \in R$ and $d \in D$. Since $z \notin M$ it follows that $y \notin P$. Hence $y \in D$. Now we construct $w = \frac{d}{y} \inParis Gregory

The Paris Gregory (BnF Grec 510) is an illuminated manuscript of the Homilies of Gregory of Nazianzus commissioned in Constantinople by Patriarch Photios I as a commemoration to the emperor Basil I between 879 and 883.  The illustrations from the manuscript are held today in the Bibliothèque nationale de France in Paris as part of their collection of Greek manuscripts.

Origin
The Homilies of Gregory was commissioned as a gift for emperor Basil I by the Patriarch of Constantinople Photios I, to both celebrate the triumph of Orthodoxy and to praise the reign of Basil I.  The focus on St. Gregory, a fourth century archbishop of Constantinople, is a very deliberate decision made by Photios, who, being a highly educated man was well aware of the connotation


was never present at that particular meeting. Important segments of text meant to be read carefully are punctuated with large golden symbols, and the paintings throughout are done using colorful tempera. There are also images depicting the raising of Lazarus, the burning bush, Moses and even Gregory with his father in Nanzianzus.  These paintings are all done in the quintessential mid-Byzantine style with elongated and stylized proportions on the figures, and heavy symbolism used throughout.  This obscure style lends to the idea that Photios was communicating on a level of subtext rather than just completely derivative interpretation.

Background
Though the focus of the manuscript is on the homilies delivered by St. Gregory, the political message being delivered is much more open to interpretation.  The parallel between thethat looked tailored to favour four people.

Brunetta’s investigation concluded in July last year that the contracts were indeed cooked. Cutler then claimed the case was just the “tip of the iceberg,” prompting the latest survey of 442 contracts.

In July this year, Brunetta also reported on a separate but similar case at the Canada School of Public Service. He found school officials had stacked the deck to ensure up to $170,000 worth of work went to a favoured supplier between 2009 and 2011.

Over the last few years, the Harper government has been mired in criticisms about non-competitive contracting, most recently for its now-stalled efforts to buy the F-35 stealth fighter jet. The auditor general of Canada delivered a scathing indictment of the F-35 acquisition process in April.

The military also


depressive's close and dependent social partners,
that is, the depressive's "positive fitness correlates." Thus, when
the subconscious mental mechanisms that modulate major depression in response
to social variables and assessment of the severity and cause of the capacity/opportunity mismatch are activated, they cause the depressive to engage in
involuntary, unintentional, and potentially wholly unconscious "fitness
extortion."

The extortionary element is central to major depression's adaptive
function and the principal evolutionary explanation of major depression's
potentially extreme costliness. We postulate that because the depressive's own
costs necessarily are broadcast to all social partners in direct proportion
to the positive fitness correlation between the depressive and each partner,
depression is specifically designed to deal efficiently with constraints on
fitness enhancing activity that arise from a broad, “non-point”
source in the depressive's social network. Under the SNH a major fitness-enhancing revision in the
person’s socialA wooded sanctuary for mistreated pigs has saved dozens of abandoned animals since it opened its doors.

Pigs in the Wood, in Scissett, near Huddersfield, houses up to 20 rescued pigs at any one time, before they can be rehomed.

It relies on volunteers who give up their free time to help run the charity.


bi people went through a while ago—and to some extent presently: the feeling of 'not being gay enough' to qualify,” says Micheal Dore, press officer for AVEN, the online asexual forum founded by advocate David Jay back in 2006. “It can feel like being stuck between a rock and a hard place, not fitting in with mainstream society but rejected by elements of the queer community—which most of us consider ourselves part of.”

Within the LGBTQ+ community, there are no shortage of labels for various orientations, gender identities, and physical types. And asexuals are no different—“asexual” is an umbrella that covers a broad number of intersectional sexual, romantic, and gender identities, including heteroromantic, homoromantic, panromantic, aromantic, cis or trans, or “grey asexuals” (those who do experience some sexual attractionlot of momentum over the years, and inclusion gives a huge opportunity to amplify voices that otherwise wouldn't be heard. Personally, I never found the word 'asexual' until too late. I was 21, I'd already been in relationships, and I'd decided, somewhat, that I was broken. Because I wasn't feeling love in the same way that you're 'supposed' to. So, to me, everything I can do to amplify the visibility of asexuality and aromanticism—if I can save even one person from having to go through that, then it's effort well spent.

Have you personally experienced any discrimination or exclusion by the broader LGBTQ community?

Definitely. Some arguments I've heard are: 'If gay and lesbian people are fighting for the right to sleep with whoever they want, why are you fighting


five years ago, when I was around 37. For most of my life, I just thought I was weird or odd because I wasn't interested at all in sex, and it seemed like everyone else was. When I finally discovered this identity and realized that even in that one identity there are dozens of sub-identities, it gave me such a sense of relief. I believe if more people were aware that asexual/aromantic identities exist, many people would be more accepting of their disinterest in sex or romantic relationships. I mean, how many people are in therapy because they don't feel any sexual attraction? One of the questions on a depression list is if you have lost interest in sex. It's really hard to answer that when you've neverconnecting the west of the Netherlands to the Via Turonensis, GR655.

East

The third route is probably the most popular one for Dutch Pilgrims, not because it is the shortest, but rather because it is a nice one to walk. It connects the Pelgrimspad to the Vézalay route, the GR654.

Ardennes

Netherlands

The Netherlands is a country of hiking fervents, so it is not surprising that there are quite a number of pilgrim ways crisscrossing the country. One will clearly observe a difference between those trails that are meant to please the senses, and those that are meant to call upon as many churches as possible. The latter are recognisable by their fancy mediaeval names starting with “Jacobsweg”.

Due to the country’s geographical location, there are two obvious directions to Santiago de Compostela: one


Make sure you have the new Multicollateral DAI. Other tokens, such as USDT and USDC, are on the way. In addition, relayers now have the exchange functionality to allow users to withdraw a portion of their deposit in ETH to execute future transactions from the new address.

Higher deposit limits

We enabled higher ETH deposit amounts: 1 ETH and 10 ETH.

Withdrawals are now much cheaper

Thanks to the recent Istanbul fork (more specifically to EIP-1108) withdrawal transactions now take 300k gas instead of 750k.

Relayer contest results

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resolution.
The base layer has a temporal resolution (frame rate) that has been provided by thinning out the original image on a frame basis at a constant rate, thereby lowering the temporal resolution and reducing the amount of encoded data to be transmitted. In other words, it is a layer with a lower image quality for temporal resolution and less code amount. Encoding takes place using inter-frame prediction encoding within the base layer. This means that the image can be decoded from only the base layer.
On the other hand, the enhancement layer has a high image quality for temporal resolution and large code amount. Encoding takes place using prediction from not only I, P, B pictures within the enhancement layer, but also the base layer image data. Therefore itresult at a relatively low compression rate (with a quantizing step size smaller than in the base layer). All encoding in SNR scaling takes place within the frame (field). No inter-frame (inter-field) prediction encoding is used. The entire encoding sequence is performed intra-frame (intra-field).
Using SNR scalability allows two types of images with differing picture quality to be encoded or decoded efficiently at the same time.
However, previous designs of encoding devices is not provided an option to freely select the size of the base layer image in spatial scalability. The image size of the base layer is a function of relationship between the enhancement layer and the base layer, and hence is not allowed to vary.
In addition, SNR scalability devices have faced similar limitations. The base layer frame rate


is no opportunity to select image quality (decoding speed) in accordance with the capabilities of the decoding device or the needs of an individual user, which is a problem not addressed previously.
In addition, recent advances have taken place in the imaging field related to object encoding. MPEG4, currently being advanced as the imaging technology standard, is a good example. MPEG4 splits up one image into a background and several objects which exist in front of that background, and then encodes each of the different parts independently. Object encoding enjoys many benefits.
If the background is a relatively static environment and only some of the objects in the foreground are undergoing motion, then the background and all objects that do not move do not need to be re-encoded. Only theresistances which increase fairly smoothly and more or less steeply but continuously with temperature. FIG. 1 illustrates characteristics curves for the aforementioned different types of PTC compositions. In FIG. 1 curve 1 exhibits the sharp virtually right angle increase in resistance (hereinafter known as type I behavior) generally characteristic of (inter alia) polymers having high crystallinity; curve 2 shows the more gradual increase at lower temperatures (relative to the polymer melting point) hereinafter known as type II behavior generally characteristic of lower crystallinity polymers. Curve 3 (Type III behavior) illustrates the convex upward curve characteristic of many very low crystallinity polymers while curve 4 (Type IV behavior) illustrates the large increase in resistance without a region of more or less constant resistance (at least in the temperature range


with the blood of the savior.
Is it too much to forgive?
The witness is here.
Open hands hold porcelain souls.
She falls to her knees and she begs for forgiveness as the Heavens open their gates.
The wood burns and the fire blazes, but he bought back her soul with the blood of the saviorprocess, an adhesive material for the polyurethane coating is spread upon the metallic substrate and the metallic substrate thus treated is heated in a manner known per se prior to entry in an extruder head to a temperature corresponding to the working temperature of the extruder head. Preferably, the metallic substrate is a helicoidal steel wire sheath.
Moreover, the printed publication of German Unexamined Patent Specification No. 23 42 133, publication date of Mar. 7, 1974, makes known a flexible thermoplastic tube having an outer braided or plaited reinforcement, usually in the form of metal wires. The thermoplastic tube is softened and expanded outwardly so that, following the inner surface contour of the reinforcement, it is forced with the outer surface of the tube into the reinforcement netting and


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Friday May 11 2018

This photo taken in Solai, Nakuru County, on May 10, 2018 shows the remaining water in Patel Dam, which burst and killed more than 40 people. The DPP has ordered investigations into the tragedy. PHOTO | FILE | NATION MEDIA GROUP

In Summary

The ill-fated dam was one of seven on the Patel farms that they have not legalised despite several visits by the agency’s officials.

The dam had 80 million litres of water, 72 million of which poured out to the neighbouring villages.

The Patel Dam tragedy in Solai, Nakuru County, has exposed a gap in the law, which stipulates that the National Environment Management Authority (Nema) inspect dams only after those building them have applied for a licence.

This bringswho runs the grass-roots group Citizens for Affordable Energy.

Lee Raymond, the chief executive of Exxon, was furious. Browne was getting a little too uppity. As head of the industry's trade group, the American Petroleum Institute, Raymond would have none of it. He believed that alternative energy was folly, and he didn't like to see the major oil companies breaking ranks. The competition among major oil companies that Browne had first seen in his early days in Alaska was a limited thing. It wasn't the same sort of competition that existed between Wal-Mart and Sears. Oil companies competed for leases, but they also collaborated. Almost every company in the industry partnered with another at some point. All oil companies operated under the same government regulations and tax structures, and


power were out across southern Louisiana. Almost a third of the refinery's workers lost their homes in the storm. Casey's own house was flooded, and his family was displaced for nine months. With power still out across most of the region, he set out in his own boat, navigating the bayous and floodwaters to check on his refinery's employees. Slowly, he assembled enough workers who could make it to the plant, and they began the tedious process of restarting the refinery. Many of the workers slept on cots at the site.

Casey grew up on a California grape farm and picked up enough welding skills working on farm equipment to be able to get an industry job. From there, he worked his way up through power plants and eventuallystanding in a shooting bay facing some targets, and you extend your arms straight out to either side of your body, making a straight line. The 180 degrees in front of you, with your arms as the left and right limits, is the area in which your firearm is allowed to be pointed, and the line they create is that imaginary “180” line.

If you pivot your body, the line doesn’t move with you – it stays anchored to the targets and parallel with the back of the berm. Usually. There are some exceptions, and it’s always a good idea to ask the range officer if you have any questions.

This is also sometimes called a “floating 180” as while the angle of the line doesn’t change in relation to


safety checklist. Therefore, ANY round that isn’t fired specifically at a valid target is a liability and grounds for disqualification.

Surprisingly, I saw this happen twice in as many weeks. Both times it happened when a shooter was going to dump their shotgun, and both times it left a rather sizable scorched hole in the side of the barrel.

The first time it was at the pro series competition and it happened AFTER the shotgun had been placed in the barrel and the shooter had moved on, meaning the shotgun basically fired itself. The competitor tried to argue that since he didn’t do it he shouldn’t be DQ’d, but that ran him smack into the rule requiring safe and functional firearms to be used and he was tossed anyway. InCaldicot, Monmouthshire

Caldicot () is a town and community in Monmouthshire, southeast Wales, located between Chepstow and Newport on the Gloucester–Newport line served primarily by Caldicot station, whilst by road it is just off the busy M4 / M48 motorway corridor.  The site adjoins the Caldicot Levels, on the north side of the Severn Estuary.  Caldicot has easy access on the railway west to Newport, Cardiff Central and east to Chepstow, Lydney, and Gloucester, as well as one stop west to Severn Tunnel Junction and then east via the Severn Tunnel to Filton Abbeywood and Bristol Temple Meads and further afield. Generally good road access to Cardiff and across the Second Severn Crossing, old Severn Bridge  to Bristol.  The population of the town is around


control values for comparison with age-group data. The first two principal components were mean centered and scaled, and plotted with individual animal data compressed to represent each group as a single point. Potential common transcriptional regulators were assessed by Ingenuity Pathway Analysis (Ingenuity Systems, Redwood City, CA).

Results
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Serum glucose
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Serum glucose levels at sacrifice were assessed to confirm normoglycemia. The average serum glucose level in Young animals was 5.24 nM±0.7 (94 mg/dl), 6.72 nM±0.8 (121 mg/dl) in Adult animals, and 5.60 nM±0.5 (101 mg/dl) in Old animals ([Figure 1](#f1){ref-type="fig"}). All groups were normoglycemic and no statistically significant differences were found between the groups. No individual animals were hyperglycemic (\>250 mg/dl).

![Serum glucose levels measured at sacrifice. Non-fasting serum glucose levels were measured at sacrifice. All glucose levels were normoglycemic and no differences between groups wereSpeed up your web server with memcached distributed caching

Fast Cache

This practical caching tool can reduce the load on a web database server by as much as 90%.

Brad Fitzpatrick was frustrated: Although the LiveJournal.com blogger platform that he had founded – and for which he had done most of the development work – was up and running on more than 70 powerful machines, its performance still left much to be desired. Not even the database server cache size of up to 8GB seemed to help. Something had to be done, and quickly. The typical measures in scenarios like this are to generate some content up front or to cache pages that have been served up previously. Of course, these remedies require redundant storage of any elements that occur on


to park it in its RAM.

You could compare this procedure with the cloakroom in a theater: You hand your coat to the attendant behind the counter and call out a number. The attendant takes your coat, locates the right stand, and hangs up your coat on the peg with your chosen number. At the end of the performance, the whole process is repeated in reverse: you tell the cloakroom attendant – I mean, the client library – the number again, and the client runs off to the corresponding daemon, takes the data off the peg, and delivers the data to your application.

The whole model is very much reminiscent of a distributed database, or a distributed filesystem. But when you are working with memcached, you should always remember that
692 So.2d 318 (1997)
Vahteice KIRKMAN, Appellant,
v.
STATE of Florida, Appellee.
No. 96-1194.
District Court of Appeal of Florida, Fifth District.
May 2, 1997.
James B. Gibson, Public Defender, and Kenneth Witts, Assistant Public Defender, Daytona Beach, for Appellant.
Robert A. Butterworth, Attorney General, Tallahassee, and Lori E. Nelson, Assistant Attorney General, Daytona Beach, for Appellee.
ANTOON, Judge.
The sole issue raised by the defendant is a claim of ineffective assistance of counsel based upon counsel's failure to file a notice of alibi as required by Florida Rule of Criminal Procedure 3.200. The alleged claim of ineffectiveness of counsel is not apparent from the face of the record and therefore cannot be considered on direct appeal. Loren v. State, 601 So.2d 271, 273 (Fla. 1st DCA 1992). Accordingly, we affirm the defendant's judgment and sentence without prejudice