Of significance is the growing No Party Preference (NPP) vote — 24.2 percent. Miscellaneous minor parties make up the balance.

If Democrats focus on these independent voters, they can defeat locally elected Trumpsters like 5th District County Supervisor Debbie Arnold, 1st District Supervisor John Peschong, Assemblyman Jordan Cunningham (assuming they’re challenged) and numerous city council and lesser office holders.

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The best way for Democrats to do that is to shackle local Republicans to Donald Trump and make them own their fealty to the most dishonest, corrupt president in American history.

In this era of hyper-partisanship, trying to convince Trump voters to come over to the right side of history is probably a losing strategy.

Conversely, the growing disgust with Trump’s government-by-chaos grifterism may motivate voters who have traditionally satat least 10 people were injured, two train passengers had died from the resultant fallout in Howrah and the government seemed to be on the back foot after the Trinamul Congress handed it a dream diversion through the rumpus in the Assembly and the bandh that followed.

Worse for the government, atrocity — a term that was associated with the Trinamul antics in the Assembly — was being hurled back at the administration by Left Front partners for the way the police dragged farmers from their homes and assaulted them.

The trouble started this morning when in violation of Section 144 — which prevents assembly of people — a crowd of 500, most armed with sticks, gathered at Singur’s Beraberi village, where farmers have been resisting the administration’s effort to


@kumar10; @galiceanu14; @galiceanu16]. This choice of $\zeta_r$ ensures the stability of dynamic quantities [@osaki72a; @osaki72b; @biswas01; @galiceanu14].

Based on the hydrodynamic tensor $\widehat{\mathbf{H}}$ and on the potential energy of Eq.  we can construct a set of Langevin equations that describes the motion of beads. For, say, bead $i$ it reads $$\label{Langevin with H}
\zeta\frac{\partial}{\partial t}\mathbf{r}_{ i}(t)=\sum\limits_{j=1}^{N}\widehat{\mathbf{H}}_{ij}\cdot\left(-K\sum\limits_{k=1}^{N}A_{jk}\mathbf{r}_{ k}+\mathbf{f}_{ j}(t)\right)\,$$ Here the left-hand side term represents friction force, i.e. $\zeta$ is the friction constant for a bead. The last term contains stochastic forces $\{\mathbf{f}_k(t)\}$, for which $\langle \mathbf{f}_k(t) \rangle=0$ and $\langle f_{\alpha k}(t)f_{\beta m}(t^\prime) \rangle=2 [(\widehat{\mathbf{H}}^{-1})_{nm}]_{\alpha \beta} k_BT\zeta
\delta(t-t^\prime)$ holds. Now, since $\widehat{\mathbf{H}}_{ij}$ depends on $\mathbf{r}_j$, Eq. is not linear and very difficult to solve. To overcome this problem one uses in the Zimm picture the so-called preaveraging approximation [@zimm56; @doi88], inthe core, i.e. for higher $m$. This shows that for semiflexible dendrimers the main contribution is related to the relaxation of the branch as a whole and the position of the maximum of $\omega J(\omega)$ is determined through the corresponding time $\tau_m^{\mathrm{br}}$ that is larger for higher $m$. We note that such differences in the behavior between flexible and semiflexible dendrimers were observed for the theoretical model that does not include HI [@markelov14]. Therefore in the following we discuss differences between the model of Ref. [@markelov14] and the present study by making a direct comparison between the ensuing functions $\omega J(\omega)$.

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For a more detailed investigation of the influence of HI on the spectral density we compare it with that coming from the model without hydrodynamics [@markelov14], see


No. GRK 1642/1 of the Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft. D.A.M. acknowledges the Russian Foundation for Basic Research (grant No. 14-03-00926) and the Government of the Russian Federation (grant 074-U01).

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W. Sun,their wild-type littermates. Following light damage, we observed less apoptotic death of photoreceptors and a better retinal function than in controls. The protective effects were abolished if either Wnt/β-catenin or EDN2 signaling was blocked by intravitreal injection of Dickkopf-1 or BQ788, respectively. Light-damaged retinae from transgenic mice contained higher amounts of brain-derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF) and pAkt than those of wild-type littermates. We conclude that constitutive overexpression of Norrin protects photoreceptors from light damage, an effect that is mediated by Wnt/β-catenin and EDN2 signaling and involves neurotrophic activities of BDNF. The findings suggest that Norrin and its associated signaling pathways have strong potentials to attenuate photoreceptor death following injury.


justice that their gospel is nothing but social and their worship virtually non-existent. “Social action without prayer and conversion to the Lord,” wrote Mary Poplin in Finding Calcutta: What Mother Teresa Taught Me About Meaningful Work and Service lacks power and the ability to produce long-lasting change in the socio-economic conditions of the poor.” She went on to say, “Likewise prayer and evangelism without social action leads to pietistic withdrawal from the realities of the human condition and an escape from social problems rather than a confrontation and challenge to change.”

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  B: A is False

This is an example of the liar paradox. As any good paradox it is problematic...
Whatever or not this paradox is ultimately meaningless is debated. See: Logic nonsense/paradox.
What the paradox says is A means that B is true, and B means that A is false. So if A is false, it must be false the B is true... ergo, B must be false, which means that it must be false that A is false... ergo, A must be true, meaning that B must be true... ergo, it must be true that A is false... if we continue the deduction in this fashion it will never end.
One alternative is to reduce the expression to A: A is false. It is the simplest form. IfA is true, A must be false, if A is false it must be false that A is false, ergo... A must be true. It just made the loop tighter; it didn't lead to any ultimate meaning.
Another option is to use Kleene's logic, under which the solution is that A and B are unknown. Yet, that's not satisfactory either.
My favorit alternative boils down to A = false and B = undeterminate... but what does that mean?
Whatever or not this will put the character in vegetative state depends on how the power works. Maybe the character can compheend the paradox meaning, as granted by God. On the other hand it could be better to keep the power off unless the character is decided on using it... just in case


messages is in short-term memory... distracted and puff! The meaning of life is gone.
As per meaning too big to comprehend all at once, well, they don't have to come all at once. Under the idea that a paradox may leave the character vegetative, an overwhelming concept may leave him in awe for some time.
※: Quite literally. Something like "All the stars in the universe" would be too much for the poor brain.

A:

With MY interpretation of this skill, this is veeery powerful. As you describe it, the MC would also be able to understand encrypted messages. Since telegraphing or reading dead languages is already a weak kind of encryption (any written language is, honestly), i don't see any reason why he shouldn't crack the most satisfied cyphers righton the go. He would be super valuable to any intelligence agency or and warfaring county.
Funny side-effect: could he "read" the password entry fields in computers, that show **** instead of "pass" ?
Also, he would be able to understand what animals are "saying", thus making him the most well-educated person in the world when it comes to animal intelligence research...maybe he would even know what it is that whales sing of?

A:

Well, there is one of two physically interesting things going on in the characters brain:
Variation 1
The Character permanently has the knowledge of any language and code in his brain. Furthermore he doesn't have a simple thesaurus, but an innate understanding of the cultural significance of any phrase (He can't just read a sentence, he understands it).
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The primary object of the present invention is to provide a clean detergent providing device wherein the detergent( 2 ))) // Mult(3)

What we really need is a way to create a new type that can be used in place of another, while being considered different during the implicit lookup, so that an Associative[Mult] is different than an Associative[Int] .

Naive approach

Haskell provides a feature called newtype which exactly does that. Let’s try to implement a similar feature in Scala and take a step-by-step approach:

sealed trait Newtype [ A ] { type WrappedType = A def wrap ( a : A ) : WrappedType = a }

Newtype[A] defines a type that can be used in place of an A . It provides a wrap function which given an A returns a Newtype[A].WrappedType . If you look closely, you will notice that WrappedType is a type alias for


could make the distinction between Newtype which is unrelated to the initial type (this is how Haskell implements it), and Subtype which “extends” it:

sealed trait Newtype [ A ] { type WrappedType // ... } sealed trait Subtype [ A ] { type WrappedType <: A // ... } // ... val Mult : Subtype [ Int ] = new Subtype [ Int ] { type WrappedType = Int def wrap ( a : Int ) : WrappedType = a } type Mult = Mult . WrappedType val m0 : Mult = Mult . wrap ( 1 ) // compiles val m1 : Int = Mult . wrap ( 1 ) // compiles

Note: We won’t go through the Subtype facilities implementation to avoid going too much through similar[Transmission and exchange of genetic information during bacterial conjugation in ground-based simulations of the factors of orbital flight].
Control laboratory experiments on bacterial conjugation under simulated spaceflight conditions were performed with the use of new equipment (bioreactor RECOMB-2 and container BIOMAGNISTAT) within the RSA-NASA science program. External parameters were selected and the plan of simulation of a space experiment was verified to ensure high efficiency of the conjugative transfer of chromosomal and plasmid DNA and storage of hybrids on the ground. Genetic analysis of conjugative hybrids E. coli supported the hypothesized possibility of transfer of a whole bacterial chromosome during conjugation that will lead to relative stabilization of the diploid state. Earlier this hypothesis was used to interpret results of experiments performed on MIR in 1992-1993. Hence, the ground


laboratory investigations proved the conclusion about high probability of transfer of large fragments or even a whole chromosome during space flight. Screening of the geomagnetic field by BIOMAGNISTAT increases the probability of conjugative contacts between cells and is likely to slightly inhibit the processes of recombination.Q:

Shell files referencing other shell files and the best way to call them

So I've been dying to ask this but didn't want to risk losing reputation over it, however at this point I really need some direct input.  I'm a Linux newb, using a Raspberry Pi to set up a LAMP server and I like creating shell files of all my installation commands, but I also like keeping things modular, for example:
#!/bin/sh
#LAMPinstall.sh
./apacheinstall.sh
./mysqlinstall.sh
./phpinstall.sh

I'm used to coding environments where such calls are trivial, but the obvious problem with this script is it requires the current working directory to be the script's directory at the time of the call.
I did a lot of Linux-specific reading on absolute vs relative paths, sourcing vs calling, bash vs shell, and various methods to


cite the path of a script as a solution to relative path calls outside the CWD, but at the end of the day I came no closer to a solution I feel good about, and maybe never will.  For now I'm content with using absolute paths stored in a variable, such as:
#!/bin/sh
#LAMPinstall.sh
thisdir=/path/to/scripts
${thisdir}/apacheinstall.sh
${thisdir}/mysqlinstall.sh
${thisdir}/phpinstall.sh

even though I'd have to modify the script each time the path changes.
So my question is more of a best practice question than asking for a solution to a particular problem (although it is a specific problem), to cover the following altogether instead of the articles and questions I read about each individual piece:

Is it a bad idea to organize calls to shell scripts in the manner I'm using?
Is it a bad idea to cite thepath of a script using something like $(dirname "$0").  If so, how else would you maintain the organization of multiple shell files?
When making considerations such as #2, is it important to consider all possible uses of your script (i.e.: if there are subdirectories and it's sourced) by someone else, or is it enough to say "This script must only be called, not sourced, if someone misuses it then it's on them."  Sorry I couldn't phrase that any better.

Also, please forgive me if this is a naive question, I would just really like some input on this.

A:

The shell does not offer very sophisticated facilities for maintaining a library of related scripts. Common hacks include your suggested or at least implied
#!/bin/sh
here="$(dirname "$0")"
"$here"/apacheinstall.sh
"$here"/mysqlinstall.sh
"$here"/phpinstall.sh

or somewhat similarly
#!/bin/sh
PATH="$(dirname "$0")":$PATH
apacheinstall.sh
mysqlinstall.sh
phpinstall.sh

or requiring the user


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All body materials are positioned in formation.All body materials are manifestations of information.

Rigidity

Science has studied matter in isolation.Scientists put themselves ‘in isolation’.They considered themselves to be ‘observers’.In doing so, they created irresponsible science.

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Science is not a purposeless activity without meaning.Science helps humanity progress; as do our bones, for us.

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"He's not gonna ring tonight." "Let's go out." " Go out where?" " The pub." "No!" "Let's go out and have a look at some of the..." "All the old medieval buildings and that." "Because I bet they look even better at night, all lit up." "Yes!" "That there is called the Gruuthuse Museum." "They all have funny names, don't they?" "Yes, Flemish." "In here it says, 'The Belgians twice sheltered fugitive English Kings 'from being murdered, 1471 and 1651.'" "I used to hate history, didn't you?" "It's all just a load of stuff that's already happened." "What are they doing over there?" "They're filming something." "They're filming midgets!" "Ray!" "So, on this scene, you're supposed to walk like a little, tiny mouse, yeah?" "Okay?" "Great." "Ray, come"What's fucking unbelievable?" "Well, I'll tell you what's fucking unbelievable, shall I?" "Blowing cigarette smoke straight into myself and my girlfriend's face." "That's fucking unbelievable!" " This is the smoking section." " I don't care if it's the smoking section." "All right?" "She directed it right in my face, man." "I don't wanna die just because of your fucking arrogance." "Uh-huh." "Isn't that what the Vietnamese used to say?" "Vietnamese?" "What are you talking about, the Vietnamese?" "That statement makes no fucking sense at all." " Yes it does." " The Vietnamese!" "Well, saying it over and over ain't gonna make any more sense out of it." "How does the Vietnamese have any relevance whatsoever to myself and my girlfriend having to breathe your friend's cigarette smoke?" "Tell


was just glad to get out and about." "So, is he having a nice time, seeing all the canals and that?" "I had a lovely time when I was there." "All the canals and the old buildings and that." "When were you here?" "When I was seven." "Last happy holiday I fucking had." " Have you been on a canal trip, yet?" " Yeah." "Have you been down, like, all the old cobbled streets and that?" "Yeah." "It's like a fairytale, isn't it, that place?" "Yeah." "With the churches and that." "They're Gothic." "Yeah." " Is it Gothic?" " Yeah." "So he's having a really nice time?" "Well, I'm having a really nice time." "I'm not sure if it's really his cup of tea." "What?" "You know, I'mgun." "I'm keeping it." "Pardon me?" "Give me me gun back." "You're not getting it back." "You're a suicide case." "And you were trying to shoot me in the fucking head." "You're not getting that gun back." "A great day this has turned out to be." "I'm suicidal, me mate tries to kill me, me gun gets nicked and we're still in fucking Bruges." "Listen, I'm gonna give you some money and put you on a train somewhere." "Back to England?" "You can't go back to England, Ray." "You'd be a dead man!" "I want to be a dead man." "Have you been missing something?" "You don't want to be a dead man, Ray." "I killed a little boy!" "Then save the next little boy." "Just go away


it." "What have they done?" "You fucking retract that bit about my cunt fucking kids!" "I retract that bit about your cunt fucking kids." "Insulting my fucking kids!" "That's going overboard, mate!" "I retracted it, didn't I?" "Still leaves you being a cunt." "Yeah, I fucking got that." "Where's Ray now?" "Oh, right about now, Ray is in one or other of the one million towns in mainland Europe it's possible to be in, other than here." "I'll get all the money back to you soon as I get through to me friend." "It's not a problem, Raymond." "And I'll get all your acid and your ecstasy back to you, too." "English humor!" "I'm assuming you've got your gun on you." "That Yuri bloke's a funny fella, isn't   clientId : $scope.clientId,
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DELETE http://localhost:55386/api/foos/123456/1/123 HTTP/1.1

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door for visual inspection.

Animal cages and other miscellaneous items are placed into a loading conveyor which moves through the tunnel, passing through 5 processing phases: Pre-wash, Chemical wash, Pre-rinse, Final fresh hot water rinse, Hot air drying system.

AC 3500 has been developed with water consumption reduction in mind. To that aim, the final rinse is then used in the pre-rinse phase and in turn the pre rinse water is used in the pre wash phase. AC 3500's innovative water saving features, enable it to maximize water flow whilst at the same time minimize water consumption, thereby saving your facility money.

Automated loading/unloading system
Modern facilities for animal laboratory research require automation to deal with the increasing demand of productivity. Steelco's machines can be provided with an automation system even ashear Fellas?

Final Score: WOLFPACK 24 AGGIES 37

While this isn't exactly Buckeye colors, it's definitely a lot closer to the right shade than the Boilermakers!

OHIO STATE BUCKEYES (teased -8) @ PURDUE BOILERMAKERS
The (1-5) Boilermakers and their new headmaster are hosting an awful situation…a ridiculously talented defense with an offense littered with NFL-talent embarrassed from their performance last week. Look for Buckeye QB Terrelle Pryor to scamper around for at least 140 yards rushing and to connect on few deep balls to make this a blowout by halftime.


and how you design your program. But once you have these defined, create a function that takes your original string, and this collection of ranges, and breaks up your string (preferrably using slice) into a collection of string segments. Then you can iterate through your segments and append <span> and </span> as necessary, and then place your final string into the DOM. I can't really tell from your code where you are getting your indexes from. But if you can put them in a clean structure like this, then you can cleanly break up your string.
One thing to keep in mind here is that you could have overlapping spans. And if that happens, you will need to flatten your ranges. Here is a set of functions that shouldComputer users frequently download software applications from the Internet but in many cases the user cannot tell if the application is authored by the owner of the download site or by someone else. Information, such as news articles, short stories, jokes and cartoons, is also available for download but the user often cannot tell if the information has been posted with the permission of the author, or if the information can be reused or modified without interfering with someone""s intellectual property rights.
While the source of electronic data distributed on xe2x80x9chardxe2x80x9d media such as CD-ROM or floppy disk can be identified by labeling the media, the data itself can be changed after the media left the author. Furthermore, although hard media is usually distributed under license, the enforcement of


authors results subcutaneous body fat is responsible for cca 60% of the variability of leptinaemia (in women as much as 74%), BMI for 23%, age and sex for cca 9% of the vriability of leptinaemia. In men the WHR is responsible for 66% of the variability of leptinaemia. With an increase of subcutaneous adipose tissue by 1% the leptinaemia increases by some 0.54 ng/ml (in men by 0.22 ng/ml, in women by 0.84 ng/ml), with increasing BMI leptinaemia rises by 0.44 ng/ml/u (in men by 1.3 ng/ml, in women by 1.72 ng/ml), with advancing age leptin rises by 0.24 ng/ml/year (in men by 0.16 ng/ml, in women by 0.28 ng/ml), changes of leptinaemia imitate changes of BMI and the percentage of body fat. With increasing WHR in mensignals are not properly aligned (which proper alignment can be challenging to guarantee). For example, a hybrid regulator might be operating at 1.8V input and 1V output in H21 mode, and due to a system requirement, the input might need to quickly change to 2.5V, at which time the regulator needs to quickly change to H32 mode.
Accordingly, it is desirable to support a wider range of VIN:VOUT ratios with as few modes as possible.


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    if (c==0) printf("\t; %d",(int)code[++pc]); else printf("\t; %d",c);
    break;
   case OP_EXTRAARG:
    printf("\t; "); PrintConstant(f,ax);
    break;
   default:
    break;
  }
  printf("\n");
 }
}

#define SS(x)	((x==1)?"":"s")
#define S(x)	(int)(x),SS(x)

static void PrintHeader(const Proto* f)
{
 const char* s=f->source ? getstr(f->source) : "=?";
 if (*s=='@' || *s=='=')
  s++;
 else if (*s==LUA_SIGNATURE[0])
  s="(bstring)";
 else
  s="(string)";
 printf("\n%s <%s:%d,%d> (%d instruction%s at %p)\n",
 	(f->linedefined==0)?"main":"function",s,
	f->linedefined,f->lastlinedefined,
	S(f->sizecode),VOID(f));
 printf("%d%s param%s, %d slot%s, %d upvalue%s, ",
	(int)(f->numparams),f->is_vararg?"+":"",SS(f->numparams),
	S(f->maxstacksize),S(f->sizeupvalues));
 printf("%d local%s, %d constant%s, %d function%s\n",
	S(f->sizelocvars),S(f->sizek),S(f->sizep));
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static void PrintDebug(const Proto* f)
{
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 printf("constants (%d) for %p:\n",n,VOID(f));
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  printf("\t%d\t",i+1);
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officer" and self-nominated "handicapped parking space monitor".

The dispute began after Drejka confronted McGlockton's girlfriend, Brittany Jacobs, because she had parked in a disabled parking space with two of her children outside a store in Clearwater.

Image copyright Pinellas County Sheriff's Office Image caption Drejka was found guilty of manslaughter in August

As their argument escalated, McGlockton rushed outside the store and pushed Drejka to the ground.

Drejka - who had a concealed weapons licence - pulled out a gun and shot McGlockton.

McGlockton, 28, was taken to hospital in the city of Clearwater and pronounced dead.

"There are no words to fully describe what his loss has done to our family," said Ms Jacobs in court before Drejka's sentencing.

"Our youngest two children will never have memories of their daddy."

Drejka had no supporters with


if not cut, will damage the remainder of the timber  that is, the right to cut timber for the sake of good husbandry; or
(3) If neither of the above, then to determine whether she might cut and sell timber and use the proceeds of same for the purpose of making necessary repairs to buildings now on said premises.
The bill further alleged that she had entered into a certain contract to sell certain *223 timber but that some question had been raised by the proposed purchaser of her right to sell the same and that one of the remaindermen had informed said prospective purchaser that, if and when logging was started upon said tract of timber, he would immediately institute legal proceedings, so that said sale was notwill. The opinion of the Court of Appeals contains a succinct and correct abstract of the contents of the will, quoting certain particularly material parts of same and without quotation marks, we avail ourselves of the same as follows:
The will of J.B. Thompson, deceased, provides, among other things, (Item I) for the payment of funeral expenses and just debts; (Item II) the household and kitchen furniture bequeathed to his wife, Leona Osborne Thompson; (Item III) farm machinery, and implements owned by him are bequeathed to his wife; (Item IV) fifteen cows, two work mules and certain other live stock bequeathed to his wife, the remainder of the live stock to be sold by the executor and the proceeds applied first to the payment of debts; (Item V) all


of the younger trees and, if the older trees were left from one to five years longer, they would have no value whatsoever and many of them have no value now; that the sooner the old timber is cut, the better it will be for the young timber which will then grow twice a fast; further, that it is good practice to keep constantly cutting out the big stuff and giving the small a chance, because cedar grows "awfully" fast.
With reference to the oak, the testimony is that there is some "nice" oak growing in among the cedar but the majority of it is young and only the larger trees should be cut; that if the timber were to stand ten more years, it would depreciate in valuesustain any such idea.
It is a universal rule that a tenant for life who is impeachable for waste may not cut timber for sale for the purpose of profit, or authorize another to do the same, unless in the one instance it be a tree farm or wild land valuable and operated only for its timber. 21 A.L.R. 1004, citing McKee v. Dail, 1 Tenn.Ch.App. 689. Moreover, we are constrained to differ with the Court of Appeals as to the construction of the language of the will above quoted, because it is restricted to these words "during which time she shall have and receive as her own all the rents, profits and emoluments therefrom". As above indicated, the sale of timber may not be made for the pure


in cultivation in order to increase the production of income on the farm. It it said:
"It is not a question, then, whether the dowager cut the timber from this fifteen acres as a necessary means of support, but it is, did she materially injure the dower estate thereby? If so, she would be liable to an action for waste; but if not, although the clearing was not necessary for her support, and although she may have done it for the purpose of profit, she is not liable. If the cleared land on the dower estate was old and worn, and if the proportion of wood land was such as that a prudent farmer would have considered it best to reduce a portion of it to cultivation, whereby to11 awards from 33 nominations.

Bambi Prize
Created in 1948, the Bambi is an annual television and media prize awarded by the German media company Hubert Burda Media. Scissor Sisters have received one award from one nomination.

Best Art Vinyl
The Best Art Vinyl Awards are yearly awards established in 2005 by Art Vinyl Ltd to celebrate the best album artwork of the past year.
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| Ta-Dah| Best Vinyl Art
|
|

Billboard Music Awards
The Billboard Music Awards honor artists for commercial performance in the U.S., based on record charts published by Billboard. The awards are based on sales data by Nielsen SoundScan and radio information by Nielsen Broadcast Data Systems. The award ceremony was held from 1990 to 2007, until its reintroduction in 2011.

|-
| rowspan=2|2005
| Scissor Sisters
| Top


Electrooculography and optical coherence tomography reveal late-onset Best disease.
Best vitelliform macular dystrophy, also known as Best disease, is a macular dystrophy characterized by bilateral yellowish egg yolk-like lesion(s) present within the maculae. It is a slowly progressive disease that usually presents at childhood. Best vitelliform macular dystrophy frequently proceeds through stages, beginning with a classic presentation described as vitelliform. A similar condition, known as adult-onset foveomacular vitelliform dystrophy, has been described among adult patients. Although the two maculopathies may look similar, they are considered two separate entities, because of the age of onset and overall clinical presentation. A 54-year-old man presented with gradual-onset blurred near vision in each eye. Previous records showed a history of unremarkable dilated fundus examinations for the past 8 years. Best-corrected distance acuities measuredvideo apps in my archive of app hoarding in the last few years. There were a lot of video apps some for free and some I paid for thinking they were camera apps but turned out to be video apps instead. The top video is called The Koi Pond and was done with Super 8 video app. It was a FREE app at the time because of the movie “Super 8.” I can’t load this video on Instagram because it’s 19 seconds long and you can only load 15 second videos. When you try to load a video longer than 15 second, Instagram will crash.

Recent Instagram updates have been determined to crash lately. The latest update seems to have helped.

The number one photo app in the history of


ever, Instagram, was updated today. Two new features, really big update. You can now import videos from your camera roll. The second new feature is really more awesome. You can now instantly and automatically straighten your photos when you take or import them using the Instagram app.

If you have the app, you’re going to download the update anyway. But want to find out how it works? Keep reading.

Instagram Video import

Instagram can now import any video from your camera roll. No matter how long the source video, the app will trim it down to its maximum 15 second length. For longer clips, it’ll let you scrub it to find your starting point.

The app has still no video editing feature. That’s okay because you’re probably going to want to editversion of Squaready has Rotate and Mirror tools as well. The Pro version gives you many more tools to adjust an image. Both versions let you change the color of the matte if you wish.

With the recent updates, Instagram’s answer to the black matte is to now force a square crop. It’s removed the ability to pinch a wide or tall image down. These recent updates have made Squaready and Squaready Pro even more invaluable to photographers who don’t want to cut off the outside edges of their images to share them.

Squaready is the free, ad-supported version of app and does all you need. I dropped the cash and use Squaready Pro. It’s only $1.99. While I don’t use the additional effects and borders, it’s ad-free and it’s


device’s App Store app.

I still use my old 2G to shoot. There are a few apps which won’t run on the newer operating systems and I can still shoot with Polarize! Although the camera of the 2G is pretty bad by today’s standards, I like shooting with it as sort of a “project” camera. It lacks the color and dynamic range of the newer iPhones. It’s the digital equivalent of a Holga. It truly is shooting life in lo-fi.

I’m filing this one under “Musings” and not News. I expected to see OS 3 support go away with a bigger update — Instagram 3, now with IMAX! Instead, it went away quietly in a very minor dot-hundredth update. Other apps have dropped support for old iPhones, but this isColosseum (band)

Colosseum are a pioneering English progressive jazz-rock band, mixing blues, rock and jazz-based improvisation.

History 1968–1971
Colosseum, one of the first bands to fuse jazz, rock & blues, were formed in Spring 1968 by drummer Jon Hiseman with tenor sax player Dick Heckstall-Smith, who had previously worked together in the New Jazz Orchestra and in The Graham Bond Organisation, where Hiseman had replaced Ginger Baker in 1966. They met up again early in 1968 when they both played in John Mayall's Bluesbreakers, during which time they played on the Bare Wires album. Childhood friend Dave Greenslade was quickly recruited on organ, as was bass player Tony Reeves who had also known both Hiseman and Greenslade since being teenage musicians in South East London. The band's line-up was completed, after


urological department. By drawing lots, the Students\' Dean Office randomly assigned the students to the week of the semester in which they were trained. All 145 third-year medical students participating in the training at the Department of Urology were eligible for inclusion in the study. At the beginning of each week of practical training, the students were told that they could optionally participate in an educational study and that their participation or non-participation would have no effect on their final results and grades.

One semester prior to the study, we validated the measurement instrument (see below) with a group of students who had not received the specific training of the intervention. This group is referred to as the *reference group* and consisted of 117 students just before the urological                                       urine sampling
  to describe the following methods of urine diagnostic: enzymatic urine test strip, preparation of a urine culture, and phase contrast microscopy of native urine   urine diagnostic methods
  to describe the morphology of the pathological components in phase contrast microscopy of the native urine and name the pathological components                    corpuscular elements, bacteria, crystals
  to assign the common microscopic and enzymatic findings to urological diseases


(t-test: p \< 0.001) with a Cohen\'s d effect size of 0.71 (see [Figure 4](#pone-0082328-g004){ref-type="fig"}). The difference of 2.66 between the averages of the GbEL group and the script group corresponds to a 7.8 % change on the 34-point scale which is a relevant improvement.

![ITT analysis: distribution of the data in the script group and the GbEL group.](pone.0082328.g004){#pone-0082328-g004}

In the ITT-AT analysis, the means were 26.0 for the script group and 29.1 for the GbEl group with a Cohen\'s d effect size of 0.89. In the ITT-AT analysis the differences between averages of the GbEL group and the script group are even higher: 3.12 points corresponding to 9.2 % change on the 34-point scale. Detailed data is presented in [Table 2](#pone-0082328-t002){ref-type="table"}.

10.1371/journal.pone.0082328.t002

###### ITT-analysis and ITT-adjusted-for-treatment (AT) analysis of the cognitivethe specific training, which could not be further analyzed by our study.

Beyond the scope of our study were also the long-term effects of GbEl. As reported, there might be differences between traditional and game-based instruction in long term retention \[[@B7]\]. Due to the anonymized data collection in our study, we were not able to follow up on the students and gather further data on this interesting topic.

Voluntariness of participation can lead to selection bias, if only the active participants are analyzed and if these represent students intrinsically more interested in the topic. We did not question the non-participating students as to why they dropped out and could not follow up on them, due to the same reasons as above. However, we analyzed all students as randomized (ITT). So,


we made a fair comparison between offering all students the use of a game or the use of a script. Not unexpectedly, the learning outcome of non-participants was significantly lower than that of students who performed per protocol.

Another limitation of our study is the presentation of the gaming module as an \"either/ or\" choice, which does not reflect a realistic teaching environment in which the gaming module would be used together with other instructional formats. However, this restriction of our study is a necessary limitation due to the design as a randomized controlled trial in order to attribute a possible effect solely to the interventional method. As evidence for the efficacy of electronic game based learning is rare, this objective had to be our primary objective in thisIU's essential personnel worked around the clock to fix broken pipes during big freeze

Last week’s sub-zero temperatures took a major toll on homes and buildings throughout Bloomington.

The icy conditions caused pipes around campus to freeze and rupture.

And while the majority of IU faculty and staff stayed home Jan. 6 and 7, when IU campuses across the state closed -- the first Bloomington campus closure since Dec. 26, 2012 -- employees from IU Bloomington Physical Plant’s Heating and Plumbing shop reported to work to fix broken pipes in Memorial Stadium, Briscoe Quadrangle, Bart Kaufman Field and the Arboretum.

“The roads were bad, but as essential personnel, we knew we would have to come in even if the university shut down,” said Patrick Jacobs, Physical Plant plumbing supervisor. “The freezing temperatures


Suppose -3*q - q - 12 = u. Which is bigger: q or 0.1?
0.1
Let k = 1544/93 - 50/3. Let d(o) = 3*o - 29. Let s be d(10). Is s < k?
False
Let o = 6 - 9. Which is greater: o or -4?
o
Suppose -2*d + 4*d = 12. Suppose -2 = 4*j - d*j. Which is smaller: 1/13 or j?
1/13
Let y(w) = w**2 + 13*w + 40. Let d be y(-5). Is -75 less than or equal to d?
True
Let f = 20 + -4. Let v be 1*(f/(-18))/(-4). Let w = v + -23/63. Which is smaller: w or -1?
-1
Suppose -5*d - 6 = -b, 3*d + 0*b - 1 = -4*b. Let w = 271/752 - 14/47. Do d and w have the same value?
False
Let i-r = -u + r - 4, 4*u + 2*r + 6 = 0. Are u and -1 equal?
False
Suppose -l - 4*l = -85. Let y = 18 - l. Which is smaller: y or -4/9?
-4/9
Let k = 4 - 3.99. Is 2 at most as big as k?
False
Let l be (-12)/33*(-17)/76. Let o = -5/19 + l. Suppose -2*k + 2 = -3*b, 0 = -5*b + 3*k - 2 - 1. Which is bigger: b or o?
b
Let q = 151 + -151.3. Let f be (-12)/(-314)*(-2)/3. Let h = f + 350/1413. Is q not equal to h?
True
Let q(z) = z**2 - z + 9. Let y be q(0). Let w(f) = f**3 - 9*f**2 + 2*f - 13. Let l be w(y). Suppose g =


Let v be z(-1). Suppose 4*d - v = 2. Let k be d - (-1)/2*-2. Is k > -1?
True
Let k be 38/(-42) + 0 - -1. Let m(o) = o**2 + 11*o - 43. Let jA document filed with the US Securities and Exchange Commission revealed that The9 Ltd purchased 5,297,257 tokens during the initial coin offering (ICO) Telegram held back in January 2018. The tokens were estimated to cost around $2 million. The entry also showed that the Chinese company had invested in several blockchain-based firms that year.

Report from RBC

Meanwhile, a recent report by Russia-based business news company RBC stated that the Securities and Exchange document is proof of The9 being the first publicly-named investor from a foreign country. The RBC report noted that the majority of Telegram’s ICO investors are still unknown.

Telegram’s first ICO saw 81 investors contributing to amass $850 million for the company. However, a mere three of the 81 investors’ identities have been revealed. The named investors are


Bandit Brewery Releases Bermuda DDH IPA

TORONTO, ON – Bandit Brewery has announced the release if its latest limited edition beer.

Bermuda (6.5% abv) is a double dry-hopped IPA described as follows:

By meticulously combining Citra, Galaxy and Mosaic hops, Bermuda shines through with a well-balanced, tropical-forward aroma and hints of citrus. Brewed with Pilsner malt, wheat, loads of flaked oats, and our classic New England strain yeast, this extra-hazy IPA has a soft and pleasant mouthfeel. A double-dry hop using Cryo hops provides the beer with additional smoothness and gets rid of excess bitterness and undesired hop burn. Bursting with mango, pineapple, and sweet citrus aromas, this juicy IPA is round and soft on the palate with a subtle sweetness balanced by a refreshing lightly bitter finish.

Bermuda is available nowThe value of biliary endoscopy.
The value of biliary endoscopy was determined in 100 consecutive patients undergoing choledochotomy. Using a compact, rigid, right-angled choledochoscope with a rod-lens optical system the biliary tract was inspected for residual stomes following conventional exploration. Completion operative cholangiography and postoperative T-tube cholangiography were performed in all patients. Of 52 patients undergoing primary choledocholithotomy, the duct was cleared of all calculi in 51. A small residual stone was found by postoperative cholangiography in one patient. Exploration revealed no calculi in the ducts of the remaining 30 patients. Biliary endoscopy was of benefit to the surgeon in the majority of patients. In 17 patients, calculi missed by standard exploration were detected; in five of these, the calculi could be retrieved only under endoscopic control. In 11


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Time to dive for your ticket to see if you've won the €5,544,864 in tonight's draw.
The winning numbers are 8, 15, 17, 22, 34 and 38. The bonus number was 10.
Lotto Plus 1 numbers are 9, 14, 15, 32, 42 and 43. The bonus number was 29. No winners though.to the inability of the crimes to be investigated properly – or at all – would be devastating to current and future generations.”

“I am not belittling local law enforcement in any way; however, they simply cannot do what’s needed on our public lands,” said Jay Webster, retired patrol captain with USFS Law Enforcement & Investigations. “Local law enforcement is not going to be able to deal with specific issues like tribal rights, timber, fire and special uses. Now that I am retired, I can view this legislation not only as former law enforcement but also as a member of the public – and an outdoor enthusiast. It’s a bad idea.”

Randy Newberg, host of the TV show “Fresh Tracks” and a passionate public lands user, summed up the threat


842 F.2d 1293Unpublished Disposition
NOTICE: Fourth Circuit I.O.P. 36.6 states that citation of unpublished dispositions is disfavored except for establishing res judicata, estoppel, or the law of the case and requires service of copies of cited unpublished dispositions of the Fourth Circuit.UNITED STATES of America, Appellee,v.Walter Reed MARTINDALE, III, Appellant.
No. 86-7388.
United States Court of Appeals, Fourth Circuit.
Submitted Oct. 29, 1987.Decided March 2, 1988.

Blair Howard (John Frank Leino;  Howard & Howard, P.C., on brief), for appellant.
Justin Williams, Assistant United States Attorney (Elsie L. Munsell, United States Attorney;  David B. Smith, Trial Attorney, U.S. Department of Justice, on brief), for appellee.
Before DONALD RUSSELL, JAMES DICKSON PHILLIPS and MURNAGHAN, Circuit Judges.
PER CURIAM:

1
Walter Reed Martindale, III, was convicted of conspiracy to violate the Gun Control Act of 1968, transporting firearms outsidewarnings required by the rule in Miranda v. Arizona, 384 U.S. 436 (1966) were not given at the Customs interrogation Martindale argues that the statement should have been suppressed and that he is entitled to a new trial.  We disagree and affirm the order denying the motion for a new trial.

5
In order for newly discovered evidence to warrant a new trial--

6
(a) the evidence must be in fact, newly discovered, i.e., discovered since the trial;

7
(b) facts must be alleged from which the court may infer diligence on the part of the movant;

8
(c) the evidence relied on, must not be merely cumulative or impeaching;

9
(d) it must be material to the issues involved;  and

10
(e) it must be such, and of such nature, as that, on a new trial, the


the violations of British law which were called into question when he brought weapons into Great Britain.  That he inculpated himself insofar as possible violations of the laws of the United States in the process of answering questions to Scotland Yard and people in Great Britain does not turn it into an American interrogation;  and if they in the process of that interrogation for their own account discovered matters that would be inculpatory to hi[m], insofar as the violations of laws of the United States, there is nothing to prevent the British from turning that information over to the Americans.

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We agree.  Our independent review of this claim leads us to conclude that, had the cable communications been available to Martindale for use during his trial,somewhere inside her—and we want to hear yours. Is it about the time you overcame an obstacle, tested your courage, met the love of your life, or found your passion?” Enter your nonfiction essay of 2500 – 3500 words. Submit via form. Winner to receive $5000, possible publication in Glamour, and the opportunity to speak with a literary agent.

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other than never. "Frequent exposure" to SHS was defined as twice a week or more. Regarding state smoke-free policies, this report focuses on smoking restrictions in three categories of venues: private worksites, restaurants, and bars, because these venues are major sources of SHS exposure for nonsmoking workers ([@R4]). The workers' states of residence were classified, according to the 2015 smoke-free law status in the three categories of venues, into four categories: 1) no law or noncomprehensive law (e.g., law allowing smoking in designated areas or areas with separate ventilation); 2) 100% smoke-free in one venue category; 3) 100% smoke-free in two venue categories; and 4) 100% smoke-free in all three venue categories (comprehensive). These data were obtained from CDC's State Tobacco Activities Tracking and Evaluation System database.[^†^](#FN2){ref-type="fn"}

Free textindustries, workers who resided in states with comprehensive smoke-free laws in all three categories of venues (private worksites, restaurants, and bars) reported significantly lower prevalences of frequent exposure to workplace SHS (8.6%) than did those residing in states with smoking restriction laws in one category of venue (12.2%) or no smoking restriction laws (11.0%) ([Figure](#F1){ref-type="fig"}). None of the differences in any SHS exposure among workers in state smoking restriction categories was significant. Across all states, self-reported workplace SHS exposure varied by detailed industry categories and subcategories, with several industry groups reporting prevalences of exposure higher than that of the reference industry group ([Table](#T1){ref-type="table"}). Workers in the commercial and industrial machinery and equipment subcategory within the repair and maintenance industries category had the highest reported prevalence of any workplace


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package org.jboss.weld.tests.interceptors.resource;

import jakarta.enterprise.inject.spi.BeanManager;
import jakarta.interceptor.Interceptors;

public


of probably close to 20 or 30 topics we discussed. I think we've seen that there's plenty of 'cud' for this group to chew on (to borrow a metaphor from the evening).

We're going to try to have the next meeting at The Keg, since JP may be able to finagle some connections there. Should be fun to have the option to have some drinks and snacks and comfier chairs.having the estate tax recognizes the people that are investing - as opposed to those that are just spending every darn penny they have, whether it’s on booze or women or movies,” Grassley told the publication.

Grassley’s comments were derided on social media, where many perceived the seven-term senator’s remarks to be an attack on the 'deplorable' working class...

You forgot those that are "spending every darn penny" on raising their kids and giving them a decent education. — Patricia Farrell (@drpatfarrell) December 3, 2017

Sorry, gotta go, like Senator Chuck Grassley said, I've gotta go waste all my money on booze, women and Netflix movies so I won't become a millionaire. — chaplinlives (@chaplinlives) December 4, 2017

Of course, having let something slip and suffering the backlash from it, Grassley was


That's it.  SUBSCRIBE adds folders to the output of the LSUB command.  UNSUBSCRIBE will remove them from the output of the LSUB command.  That is, LSUB shows only subscribed folders.
LIST will always show all folders.
For example starting with all folders subscribed:
a LIST "" *
* LIST (\HasNoChildren) "." "INBOX.Drafts"
* LIST (\HasNoChildren) "." "INBOX.Sent"
* LIST (\HasNoChildren) "." "INBOX.Trash"
* LIST (\Marked \HasChildren) "." "INBOX"
a OK LIST completed

a LSUB "" *
* LSUB (\Marked \HasChildren) "." "INBOX"
* LSUB (\HasNoChildren) "." "INBOX.Drafts"
* LSUB (\HasNoChildren) "." "INBOX.Sent"
* LSUB (\HasNoChildren) "." "INBOX.Trash"
a OK LSUB completed

Now let's unsubscribe INBOX.Sent:
a UNSUBSCRIBE INBOX.Sent
a OK Folder unsubscribed.
a LSUB "" *
* LSUB (\Marked \HasChildren) "." "INBOX"
* LSUB (\HasNoChildren) "." "INBOX.Drafts"
* LSUB (\HasNoChildren) "." "INBOX.Trash"
a OK LSUB completed

All that's different is that INBOX.Sent has been removed from the LSUB

Does it make sense to have a LocationsController that returns events or should there be a completely separate controller for that?
How would the route in the WebApiConfig be setup to allow for routes like this?

A:

You're talking about two differents things :
Routing
Routing is used in ASP.NET MVC  & Web Api to map URLs directly to a controller and/or an action. This is especially useful for readability, as the developer can focus on designing URLs that are human readable (for example, product support and search engine indexing). What is important here, is that there is no unique relation between a route and a controller. You can create 10 routes if you want that will map the same controller/action.
For example, your two routes can be like this
config.Routes.MapHttpRoute(


in Tables [2](#tab2){ref-type="table"}[](#tab3){ref-type="table"}--[4](#tab4){ref-type="table"}. As expected, the majority of included studies (6) were conducted by individuals from our lab group and reported results using the same sample population. These studies have been noted accordingly in [Table 2](#tab2){ref-type="table"}.

3.2. Study Quality {#sec3.2}
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Results of methodologic quality using the modified Downs and Black Checklist \[[@B22]\] are presented in [Table 5](#tab5){ref-type="table"}. Out of the 11 reviewed articles, 7 were found to have good evidence quality based on a percentage score greater than 71% \[[@B23], [@B24]\].

3.3. Muscles Used in Module-Based Analyses {#sec3.3}
------------------------------------------

EMG was recorded from a variety of muscles during walking tasks in both healthy individuals and those poststroke \[[@B14], [@B25]--[@B34]\]. In addition to steady state walking, one paper had subjects perform variations of gait mechanics through adjusting cadence, step height, and length until alateral hamstrings, and gluteus medius was consistently used in 7 of the 11 studies and had the strongest level of collective evidence \[[@B14], [@B25], [@B26], [@B31]--[@B33]\].

3.4. Module-Based Analysis Methods {#sec3.4}
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The most common factorization technique for determining modules was nonnegative matrix factorization (NNMF). Ten of the 11 articles evaluated used NNMF to group lower extremity muscle EMG activity normalized to the gait cycle into modules \[[@B14], [@B25], [@B26], [@B28]--[@B34]\]. Principal component analysis was the other method reported \[[@B27]\]. All articles reviewed preselected a threshold criterion for selecting the number of modules using factorization. Each of the paper\'s methodologies was applied to healthy individuals for comparison with participants poststroke. The majority of studies using NNMF \[[@B14], [@B25], [@B26], [@B28], [@B31]--[@B34]\] employed methods originally described by our group in Clark et


nicely between; the gelatin providing body, yet retaining a spreadable consistency. It’s likely the classification of mousse is most felicitous, as cream and gelatin are key components, and the resulting texture is more refined than one might typically associate with a “pâté”. As to what it’s called, I’ll let you decide.

Etymology of Pâté

The English word pastry, Italian pasta, and French pâté all go back to a suggestive group of ancient Greek words having to do with small particles and fine textures, according to Harold McGee.1

“Pâté is a medieval French word that was given originally to a chopped meat preparation enclosed in dough, but eventually came to name the meat preparation itself, with or without enclosure. Pie was the near equivalent of the original pâté in medieval English, andresulting texture is more refined than one might typically associate with a “pâté”. As to what it’s called, I’ll let you decide.

Mousse 500 g chicken or duck livers, trimmed of any thick sinew or green/black spots

350 mL heavy cream

15 g fresh thyme

40 mL cold water

4 grams granulated gelatin (half a packet)

1 g (0.02% of liver weight) Insta Cure #1 (aka pink salt or curing salt) (optional)

112 g butter (1 stick), divided in half

75 g bacon, diced

75 g shallots, thinly sliced

10 g garlic (about 3-4 cloves), peeled and chopped

100 mL port wine, or other sweet dessert wine

Kosher salt and fresh finely-ground white pepper, to taste

1 g, allspice, finely ground

50 mL lemon juice

5 g Ajinomoto MSG (optional)

Port Gelée (optional) 250 mL port wine, or other sweet dessert wine

4 g granulated


and doe!
  CHORUS. And we were up as soon as the day,
            For to fetch the Summer home, O!
          The Summer, and the May,
            Now the Winter is a gone, O!

  2

  Where are those Spaniards,
    That make so great a boast, O!
  Why, they shall eat the grey goose feathers,
    And we will eat the roast, O!
          In every land, O, the land where'er we go,
          With Hal-an-tow,a gang, and pressed him for the sea.
  And they made of him a tar,
  To be slain in cruel war;
        Of the simple Ploughboy singing on the lea.

  3

  The maiden sore did grieve,
  And without a word of leave,
        From her father's house she fled secretlie,
  In male attire dress'd,
  With a star upon her breast,
        All to seek her simple Ploughboy on the sea.

  4

  Then she went o'er hill and plain,
  And she walked in wind and rain,
        Till she came to the brink of the


all in one room,
  The first mark that was made, it proved my doom.
  My name is Willy Coombe,
  Just twenty, in my bloom;
      Just twenty in my bloom when I was shot.

  3

  'Twas by a musket ball so swift did fly
  Which pierced my body through, so I must die.
  My brother swift did ride;
  To Truro Town he hied.
      Alas! alack-a-day, my cruel lot!

  4

  The surgeon said 'twas o'er, none could me cure,
  Bleeding all night, great pains I did endure.
  Coroner and jury true
  My body well did view.
      And from this wound I diea walk;
    My beds are all bespoken;
  My larder's bare, like the rum-keg there,
    And my baccy pipes all are broken."
  Says Dick, "I'll steer for another berth,
    I fear I have made too bold:
  But I'll pay for the beer that I've just drunk here,"
    And he pulled out a hand-ful of gold.

  3

  "Come down Molly, quick! here's your sweetheart Dick
    Has just come back from sea:
  He wants his supper, his grog and a bed,
    The best Green Bed it must be."
  "No bed," cries Dick, "no supper, no grog,
    No sweetheart for me I swear!


had it from a good many old men in
Cornwall, and always to the same air. They assert that it is a duet,
and was so set in our first edition.

Mr. Bell did not know much of the subject, or he would have been
aware that so far from the song being of the 17th century, it was
composed by Bickerstaff for "Thomas and Sally" in 1760, and was set
to music by Dr. Arne. I have, however, adopted Bell's words instead
of those of Bickerstaff, as shorter. The Cornish melody is quite
distinct from that by Arne, and is not earlier or later than the
second half of the 18th century.

16. WIDDECOMBE FAIR. At present the best known and most popular of
Devonshire songs, though the melody is without particular merit. The
original "Uncle Tom Cobley" lived   There is not a bell
               But a Triton's shell,
         To ring, to ring, to ring my Love's knell."

"Colonel Digby's Lament," 1671, begins--

     "I'll go to my Love, where he lies in the Deep,
     And in my Embrace, my dearest shall sleep.
     When we wake, the kind Dolphins together shall throng,
     And in chariots of shells shall draw us along.
         Ah! Ah! My Love is dead.
             There was


PLOUGHING. This song was known throughout Devon and
Cornwall at the beginning of the 19th century. It went out of use
along with the oxen at the plough. We found every old singer had
heard it in his boyhood, but none could recall more than snatches
of the tune and some of the words. We were for three years on its
traces, always disappointed. Then we heard that there was an old
man at Liskeard who could sing the song through. Mr. Sheppard and
I hastened thither, to find that he had been speechless for three
days, and that his death was hourly expected. One day I found an
old white-headed and white-bearded man cutting ferns in the hedges
at Trebartha in Cornwall. His name was Adam Landry. We got into
conversation. I had heard he was a singer,same
as that to which the song is sung in the Midlands and south-east of
England. Dr. Barrett gives the song in his "English Folk-Songs," No.
3, to a North Country air.

62. AT THE SETTING OF THE SUN. This very curious ballad has been
taken down twice, from Samuel Fone by Mr. Sheppard, and again by
Mr. Cecil Sharp from the singing of Louie Hooper and Lucy White at
Hambridge, Somerset, to a different air. Fone had forgotten portions
of the song. The man who mistakes his true love for a swan because
she had thrown her apron over her head as a protection from the rain
is tried at the assizes for the murder--

     "In six weeks' time when the 'sizes came on,
     Young Polly appeared in the


the air is to which the ballad is sung in Scotland I do not know.

77. POOR OLD HORSE. Words and melody from Matthew Baker. The song is
given in Bell's "Ballads of the English Peasantry," p. 184, as sung
by the mummers in the neighbourhood of Richmond, Yorkshire. He says:
"The rustic actor who sings this song is dressed as an old horse,
and at the end of every verse the jaws are snapped in chorus. It is
a fine composition, and is now (1864) printed for the first time."
This is not so; it has long existed on Broadside by Hodges of Seven
Dials, and Such, etc. The Midland air of the song in Mason's "Nursery
Rhymes and Country Songs," 1877. Mr. Kidston has obtained several
versions of the song in Yorkshire and Lancashire. A fineversion is in _Folk-Song Journal_, vol. i. p. 127, as taken down in
Sussex. This version begins--

     "And as this brisk young farmer was ploughing up his land,
     He called to his horses and bade them gently stand.
     He sat himself down a song to begin,
     His voice was so melodious, made the valleys to ring.
     And as this brisk young damsel was nutting in the wood,
     His voice was so melodious, it charmed her as she stood;
     She had no longer power in that lonely wood to stay,
     And what few nuts she'd got, poor girl,


designed the process of Cu^2+^ as an oxidant to oxidize LDL. The experiments showed that DDS inhibited oxLDL generation. Some reports attributed the suppression of oxygen-radical generation ability to DDS. In the current study, we supposed that DDS had the capacity to inhibit oxidation by Cu^2+^. We found an increasing time lag in Cu^2+^ oxidized LDL with median dose DDS treatment, 25 μM DDS treatment was the most suitable concentration for increasing lag time (*p* \< 0.0001, for 50 μM DDS here, *p* = 0.0186), 50 μM DDS treatment was the most suitable concentration for anti-oxidation of the LDL (*p* = 0.0008, for 25 μM DDS here, *p* = 0.0137), which suggested that DDS had significant anti-oxidation effect in vitro (Fig. [2](#Fig2){ref-type="fig"}f-l). We further wondered whether DDS directly bound to LDL, hindered Cu^2+^ from interacting with LDL, and suppressed the oxidationby the brain microvascular permeability of TMR-dextran (MW 40,000) from blood to brain parenchyma in a new live optical study^[@CR40]^. In our study, we observed the impairment of BBB induced by HFD using this new technology: multiphoton confocal microscope in vivo for the first time. To assess the vascular protective effect of DDS, mice were given drinking water with 5 mg/kg DDS during HFD, and we used the extravasation of dye into brain parenchyma, which was injected via tail vein. We found that DDS significantly attenuated the leakage of brain microvessels during this process. Although DDS was previously proved to have neuroprotective effects on acute inflammation and ischemic stroke, our results discovered a new endothelial protective role of DDS in a lipid~~s~~ metabolism disorder and chronic inflammation mice model.


Technology, USA), p-Akt(Thr 308) (1:500, 9275, Cell Signaling Technology), ERK1/2 (1:500, 9102, Cell Signaling Technology), p-ERK1/2 (1:500, 4377, Cell Signaling Technology), and β-actin (1:5000, A1978, Sigma--Aldrich). The membranes were incubated with peroxidase-conjugated secondary antibodies, and immunoreactive bands were visualized with an ECL system.

### Measurement of serum LDL oxidation, glucose, TC, and TG {#Sec20}

We used a serum separator tube (premixed with EDTA) and allowed samples to clot for 2 h at room temperature or overnight at 4 °C, before centrifugation for 15 min at approximately 2000 *g*. Levels of serum total oxLDL were measured by an oxLDL ELISA kit. Levels of serum glucose were measured by a glucose assay kit. Levels of serum TC were measured by a cholesterol assay kit. Levels of serum TG were measured by TG assay kit.

### Isolation ofhandicapped condition, to the point that she covered her ears and burst into tears. Her mother, Han, slumped against a wall, wailing.

The rightwing mob also attempted to attack special prosecutor Park Young-soo. They threw water bottles at Park who managed to enter into the court, escorted by phalanxes of police officers.

This is not the first time pro-Park thugs attacked Samsung victims and SHARPS advocates. In January 2017, tens of members of Mommies’ Troop, the far-right group of middle-aged females allegedly bankrolled by the Federation of Korean Industries, attempted to raid SHARPS’s sit-in. They ripped SHARPS’s banners and posters, yelling, “Let’s defend Lee Jae-yong.” Police were brought to the scene. Two thugs were criminally charged later.

SHARPS’s Sit-in Continues

Since Oct. 7, 2015, SHARPS and its supporters have been staging a


defined in this
 * class which manages the data for the variables.
 *
 * This class is derived from the abstract base class
 * TimeRefinementLevelStrategy, which defines routines needed by
 * the time refinement integrator.  There is an argument in the constructor
 * that determines whether this class will be used by the time
 * refinement integrator for refined timestepping or synchronized
 * timestepping.  The routines overloaded in
 * TimeRefinementLevelStrategy are: initializeLevelIntegrator(),
 * getLevelDt(), getMaxFinerLevelDt(), advanceLevel(),
 * standardLevelSynchronization(), synchronizeNewLevels(),
 * resetTimeDependentData(), and resetDataToPreadvanceState().
 * This class is also derived from mesh::StandardTagAndInitStrategy,
 * which defines routines needed by the gridding algorithm classes.  The
 * routines overloaded in mesh::StandardTagAndInitStrategy are:
 * initializeLevelData(), resetHierarchyConfiguration(),
 * applyGradientDetector(), applyRichardsonExtrapolation(), and
 * coarsenDataForRichardsonExtrapolation().
 *
 *  Input Parameters
 *
 * indicates whether ghost data must be filled before timestep is
 *       computed on each patch (possible communication optimization)
 *
 * Note that when continuing from restart, the input parameters in the input
 * database override all values read in from the restart database.
 *
 *  Details:

 *

 *

 *     parameter
 *     type
 *     default
 *     range
 *     opt/req
 *     behavior on restart
 *

 *

 *     cfl
 *     double
 *     none
 *


during time-dependent regridding, such
    * as Richardson extrapolation, a temporary level that is not in the
    * hierarchy is created and advanced.  Then, a communication schedule
    * must be generated for the level before the advance begins.
    *
    * This routine is called at two different points during time integration:
    * during the regular time advance sequence, and possibly at the initial
    * simulation time.  The second call advances the solution on a coarser
    * level ahead in time to provide time-dependent boundary values for some
    * finer level when time-dependent regridding is used.  In the first case,
a time from
    * the level with index finest_level down to the level with index
    * coarsest_level.  The array of old time values are used in the
    * re-integration of the time-dependent data.
    *
    * @pre hierarchy
    * @pre (coarsest_level >= 0) && (coarsest_level < finest_level) &&
    *      (finest_level <= hierarchy->getFinestLevelNumber())
    * @pre old_times.size() >= finest_level
    * @pre for each i in [coarsest_level, finest_level) hierarchy->getPatchLevel(i) && sync_time >= old_times[i]
    * @pre hierarchy->getPatchLevel(finest_level)
    */
   virtual void
   standardLevelSynchronization(
      const std::shared_ptr<hier::PatchHierarchy>& hierarchy,


of the new level.  The old_level pointer corresponds to
    * the level that resided in the hierarchy before the level with the
    * specified number was introduced.  If the pointer is null, there was
    * no level in the hierarchy prior to the call and the level data is set
    * based on the user routines and the simulation time.  Otherwise, the
    * specified level replaces the old level and the new level receives data
    * from the old level appropriately before it is destroyed.
    *
    * Typically, when data is set, it is interpolated from coarser levels
   * in the hierarchy.  If the data is to be set, the level number must
    * match that of the old level, if non-null.  If the old level is
    * non-null, then data is copied from the old level to the new level
    * on regions of intersection between those levels before interpolation
    * occurs.  Then, user-supplied patch routines are called to further
    * initialize the data if needed.  The boolean argument initial_time
    * is passed into the user's routines.
    *
    * The boolean argument initial_time indicates whether the level is
    * being introduced for the first


  * @pre !old_level || (level_number == old_level->getLevelNumber())
    * @pre hierarchy->getPatchLevel(level_number))
    */
   virtual void
   initializeLevelData(
      const std::shared_ptr<hier::PatchHierarchy>& hierarchy,
      const int level_number,
      const double init_data_time,
      const bool can_be_refined,
      const bool initial_time,
      const std::shared_ptr<hier::PatchLevel>& old_level =
         std::shared_ptr<hier::PatchLevel>(),
      const bool allocate_data = true);

#if !defined(__xlC__)
   using mesh::StandardTagAndInitStrategy::initializeLevelData;
#endif

   /**
    * Reset cached communication schedules after the hierarchy has changed
    * (due to regidding, for example) and the data has[Surgical treatment of postinfarction heart aneurysms and akinesias].
The paper deals with the problem of surgical treatment of cardiac aneurysms and akinesias from the aspect of indication of surgical tactics and technique, risk factors and achieved results. The group of 117 patients is divided into 74 patients operated in 1970-1982 and 43 patients operated in 1983-1987 when already medium hyperthermia was used permanently, similarly as cold cardioplegia, complete haemodilution, pulsed extracorporeal circulation and relieving drainage of the left ventricle via the pulmonary artery. The reduction of early mortality from 24.3% to 4.7% provides clear evidence of the advantages of this procedure. The authors draw attention to differences in indications of surgical treatment between classical aneurysms and akinesians and to the importance of revascularization operations performed nowadays, using aortocoronary bypasses.


resize operation on target window
        /// </summary>
        public bool ResizeWindow { get; set; }

        /// <summary>
        /// Gets the sync object
        /// </summary>
        public SyncLock SyncObj
        {
            get { return _dialogCommon.SyncObj; }
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Sets the form style
       mark NJPW rookies Sho Tanaka and Yohei Komatsu's final appearances for the promotion, before leaving on an indefinite learning excursion to CMLL. Meanwhile, the January 24 event would include Máscara Dorada's final match under a NJPW contract. The card for the final event was changed on January 23 with the addition of a title match featuring Kamaitachi, NJPW's previous rookie sent on a learning excursion. His surprise return on the January 23 event marked his first NJPW appearance since May 2013.

Results

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See also
2016 in professional wrestling

References

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Category:2016 in professional wrestling
2016
Category:January 2016 events in Asia


compatible with in vivo findings shown in [Figure 4](#pone-0066759-g004){ref-type="fig"} and suggest that Gas6 is involved in podocyte injury. In addition, Gas6 also could increase Dtk receptor ([Figure 7A,B](#pone-0066759-g007){ref-type="fig"}).

![Effect of Gas6 on Dtk and p27 expression in podocytes.\
Podocytes were differentiated and stimulated with recombinant Gas6 or TGFβ1 for 24 hours. Cell lysates were subjected to immunoblotting with the antibodies indicated. Then, podocytes expressed Dtk. Gas6 could increase the expression of Dtk and reduce p27, as well as TGFβ1. Representative data were shown from four independent experiments. Quantitative examinations of the band density for (B) Dtk and (C) p27 were shown. The columns and error bars are the mean ± SD of four independent experiments.](pone.0066759.g007){#pone-0066759-g007}

Discussion {#s4}
==========

Here we show the expression of Gas6 and its receptors in human IgAN. Gas6 wasimpersonation, failure to pay taxes and offering a false instrument for recording.

According to the indictment — which was returned March 30, but not released by the Colorado Attorney General’s Office until Friday — the eight defendants are accused of being “part of a long-term scheme and endeavor to initially attempt to influence various Colorado-based public servants… who in their legal capacities had responsibilities related to a legal matter which involved a member of this enterprise.”

The indictment said that when cases involving one of the defendants did not go his or her way, other members would “engage in a methodical series of actions and statements specifically targeting the… public servants who had a designated role of some form” in that person’s case.

The officials contacted by the defendants and named


as victims in the case are from several jurisdictions across Colorado, including Boulder, Denver, Jefferson, Pueblo and Gilpin counties.

The Boulder County officials who were named as victims include Sheriff Joe Pelle, District Attorney Stan Garnett, Judge Karolyn Moore and all three county commissioners.

‘The People’s Grand Jury’

According to the indictment, the threats to Boulder County officials started when a woman named Charlene Von Schlesien was arrested in September 2015 on suspicion of violating a protection order.

Shortly after her arrest, Boulder-area officials associated with the case began receiving documents from “The People’s Grand Jury” demanding that Von Schlesien be released.

The documents, signed by Nalty, calling himself the “People’s Grand Jury Administrator,” and Bruce Doucette, as the “Superior Court Judge,” instructed the officials to resign, and that failing to do so<?php

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    Symfony\Bundle\FrameworkBundle\FrameworkBundle::class                              => ['all' => true],
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    Symfony\Bundle\TwigBundle\TwigBundle::class                                        => ['all' => true],
    //    WouterJ\EloquentBundle\WouterJEloquentBundle::class


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Waki comes from the well known Japanese Wakizashi swords. Samurais would always bringing it with them, while the katana was used only in case of battles. The Waki blade is produced in Boehler N690 steel and hardened at 58HRC. The handle is in forprene. The knife comes with cordura sheath to safely carry the sharpened blade and to protect it from accidentally bumping which


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in 1995; the refunded amounts were correspondingly larger. The IRS audited 849 of the

13,164 tax returns Vasquez prepared for 2001 and 2002; filing those returns alone caused

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refused to accept proof the returns were fraudulent.

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alleged in*binary tree* is a rooted tree where each node has 0, 1 or 2 children; moreover, each child is designated as either *left child* or *right child*, and each node has at most one child of each type. (Both versions can be regarded as ordered trees, with the left child before the right when there are two children.) It is convenient to regard also the empty tree $\emptyset$ as a binary tree (but not as a full binary tree). In a full binary tree, the leaves (nodes with no children) are called *external nodes*; the other nodes (having 2 children) are *internal nodes*. There is a simple, well-known bijection between full binary trees and binary trees: Given a full binary tree, its internal nodes form a binary tree;


are random; more precisely, we consider the Yule–Harding model of a random phylogenetic tree ${\bar {{\mathcal T}}}_{n}$ with a given number $n$ internal, and thus $n+1$ external, nodes. These can be defined recursively, with ${\bar {{\mathcal T}}}_0$ the unique phylogenetic tree with 1 node (the root), and ${\bar {{\mathcal T}}}_{n+1}$ obtained from ${\bar {{\mathcal T}}}_n$ ($n{\geqslant}0$) by choosing an external node uniformly at random and converting it to an internal node with two external children. (Alternatively, we obtain the same random model by constructing the tree bottom-up by Kingman’s coalescent [@Kingman], see further @Aldous-cladograms, @BlumF and @ChangF10.) Recall that, for any $n{\geqslant}1$, the number of internal nodes in the left subtree ${\bar {{\mathcal T}}}_{n,{{\mathsf L}}}$ (or the right subtree ${\bar {{\mathcal T}}}_{n,{{\mathsf R}}}$) is uniformly distributed on ${\ensuremath{\{0,\dots,n-1\}}}$,to reprove these theorems, together with some further results; we hope that this can give additional insight, and it might perhaps also suggest future generalizations to other types of random trees.

In particular, we can explain the appearance of half the variance in [Theorem \[TCLT\]]{} as follows:

Fix a sequence of numbers $N=N(n)$, and say that a clade is *small* if it has at most $N+1$ elements, and *large* otherwise. (We use $N+1$ in the definition only for later notational convenience; the subtree corresponding to a small clade has at most $N$ internat nodes.) Let $X^N_n$ be the number of maximal small clades, [i.e[.=1000]{}]{}, the small clades that are not contained in any other small clade. It turns out that a suitable choice of $N$ is about $\sqrt n$; we give


number of elements such that ${\operatorname{\mathbb P{}}}(|{{\mathcal T}}|=n)=2/((n+1)(n+2))$, $n{\geqslant}1$. The random binary tree ${{\mathcal T}}$ can be constructed by a continuous-time branching process: Let $({\tilde{{\mathcal T}}}_t)_{t{\geqslant}0}$ be the growing tree that starts with an isolated root at time $t=0$ and such that each existing node gets a left and a right child after random waiting times that are independent and ${\operatorname{Exp}}(1)$; we stop the process at a random time $\tau\sim{\operatorname{Exp}}(1)$, independent of everything else, and can take ${{\mathcal T}}={\tilde{{\mathcal T}}}_\tau$, see @Aldous-fringe (where it is also proved that ${{\mathcal T}}$ is the limit in distribution of a random fringe tree in a binary search tree).

The mean {#Smean}
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Recall that ${{{\mathcal T}}_n}$ is the random binary search tree with $n$ nodes. Define $\nu_n:={\operatorname{\mathbb E{}}}F({{{\mathcal T}}_n})$ and $\mu_n:={\operatorname{\mathbb E{}}}f({{{\mathcal T}}_n})$, withcorresponding set of $j+1$ external nodes. Then ${\mathcal F}_j$ is generated by the subtree sizes $|{{\mathcal T}}_{n,v}|$ for all $v\in {\partial V}_j$, together with the indicators ${\boldsymbol1{\{v\in {{{\mathcal T}}_n}\}}}$, $v\in V_j$, that describe ${{{\mathcal T}}_n}\cap V_j$. (We regard the subtree ${{\mathcal T}}_{n,v}$ as defined for all $v\in {V_\infty}$, with ${{\mathcal T}}_{n,v}=\emptyset$ if $v\notin{{{\mathcal T}}_n}$.) Then, conditioned on ${\mathcal F}_j$, ${{{\mathcal T}}_n}$ consists of some given subtree of $V_j$ together with attached subtrees ${{\mathcal T}}_{n,v}$ at all nodes $v\in{\partial V}_j$; these are independent [binary search tree]{}[s]{} of some given orders.

We allow here $j=0$; $V_0=\emptyset$ and ${\mathcal F}_0$ is the trivial ${\sigma}$-field.

\[Rsplit\] As is well-known, see [e.g[.=1000]{}]{} [@Drmota], another construction of the [random [binary search tree]{}]{} ${{{\mathcal T}}_n}$ ($n{\geqslant}1$) is to let the random variable $I_n$ be uniformly distributed on


the random tree ${{{\mathcal T}}_n}$. (Note that the toll function $\psi_{|T|}$ here depends only on the size of $T$.) In particular, [@SJ296 Theorem 3.4] applies (in this case we can also use [@Devroye1], [@Devroye2] or [@FlajoletGM1997]); this yields $$\label{ew}
{\operatorname{\mathbb E{}}}W_n = (n+1) \sum_{k=1}^{n-1} \frac{2}{(k+1)(k+2)}\psi_k +
\psi_n.$$ If $j$ is large enough, say $j{\geqslant}2^n$, then $V({{{\mathcal T}}_n})\subseteq V_j$ and thus $M_{n,j}=G({{{\mathcal T}}_n})$. In particular, $G({{{\mathcal T}}_n})=M_{n,\infty}$. Thus, by a standard (and simple) martingale identity, ${\operatorname{Var}}G({{{\mathcal T}}_n})={\operatorname{Var}}M_{n,\infty}={\operatorname{\mathbb E{}}}W_n$; hence yields the first equality in . (This is no coincidence; the proof just given of is essentially the same as the proof of [@SJ296 Lemma 7.1] that was used in , but stated in martingale formulation.)

We now split the sum $G({{{\mathcal T}}_n})$ into two parts, roughly corresponding to small and large${\operatorname{\mathbb E{}}}H''({{{\mathcal T}}_n})=0$, which is proved as .

(ii). The conclusions of (i) hold by the same proofs (with some minor modifications in some estimates).

Moreover, let $Z_{n,k}$ be the number of clades of size $k+1$. Then, for $n{\geqslant}2$, the expected number is given by $${\operatorname{\mathbb E{}}}Z_{n,k} =
  \begin{cases}
    \frac{4n}{k(k+1)(k+2)}, & k<n, \\
\frac{2}{n}, & k=n, \\
0, & k>n,
  \end{cases}$$ see [@ChangF10 Theorem 1]. (This can be seen as another example of [@SJ296 Theorem 3.4].) Consequently, $$\begin{split}
{\operatorname{\mathbb P{}}}(X_n\neq X_n^N)
&{\leqslant}{\operatorname{\mathbb P{}}}{\Bigl(\sum_{k>N} Z_{n,k} {\geqslant}1\Bigr)}
\\&
{\leqslant}{\operatorname{\mathbb E{}}}\sum_{k>N} Z_{n,k}
=
\sum_{{\lfloorN\rfloor}+1}^{n-1}\frac{4n}{k(k+1)(k+2)}+\frac2n
\\&
=O{{\Bigl(\frac{n}{N^2}\Bigr)}}  + O{{\Bigl(\frac{1}{n}\Bigr)}} =o(1),
  \end{split}$$ which completes the proof.

Higher moments {#Smom}
==============

We begin the proof of [Theorem \[Tp\]]{} by proving a weaker estimate. We let ${\|X\|_p}:=({\operatorname{\mathbb E{}}}X^p)^{1/p}$ for any random variable $X$. Recall that $\nu_n:={\operatorname{\mathbb E{}}}F({{{\mathcal T}}_n})$.

\[Lxp\]


yield an explicit expression for it.

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Huilan Chang and2008 to January 31, 2009), 26,186 babies were delivered. Nineteen babies had a cleft lip and/or palate, giving an incidence of 0.73 in 1000; 12 of the 19 babies (63.2%) had a cleft lip and palate, six (31.2%) had an isolated cleft lip, and only one (5.3%) had an isolated cleft palate. The ratio of boys to girls was 1.1∶1. The incidence of clefts in this study was 0.73 in 1000. With an estimated 1100 babies born with a cleft per year, this would result in the need for 1800 cleft repairs for babies in Uganda (695 babies needing two repairs each). These data will be helpful to advocate for and plan the necessary resources to effectively treat this condition.