plan. To me, it doesn't help get us to where we have to go. It's so big and expensive that I don't see it being taken seriously within the political system. The problem with all those plans is how to pay for it and where the money would come from.

At the end of the day, if people like it or not, except in situations like the Great Depression social progress in the US basically does occur incrementally. The Affordable Care Act is at the edge of what you can do incrementally, and that's in a lot of political turmoil and not firmly embedded yet, though I hope it will be after the election.

So the concern that someone like myself has is that when you have the potential tothe support to actually impose the tax. But if global warming continues to become more and more of a problem, one certainly hopes that at some point our political system accepts that you’ve got to do something about that. I do think that’s a potential platform.

The 2009 cap-and-trade bill that the House passed, one of the arguments that opponents made against it was is that it would screw the poor and low-income communities, because it would raise fossil fuel energy prices; the poor spend a greater percentage of their income on fossil fuel energy and energy in general than higher-income people do, so it’d have a regressive effect on them.

So for Waxman-Markey we designed a measure that was in the bill that passed that took about 15 percent


cultured from 81 (30%) of 266 wild turkeys, including 48 that were sampled live and 33 that were examined by necropsy. Mycoplasmas were isolated from every population in which culture was attempted. M. gallopavonis (MGP) was isolated from 37 (46%) of 81 birds which yielded mycoplasma, representing seven of 12 populations sampled. MG was isolated from lower respiratory tissues of one Rio Grande wild turkey trapped in Texas. M. synoviae was isolated from five of 16 Merriam's wild turkeys trapped in Arizona. Sera of birds from which MG or MS was isolated were positive to the respective antigen in the RPA test, but were negative by the HI assay. The RPA test was effective in identifying MG and MS infected turkeys despite lack of confirmation by the HItest. These data suggest that apparently healthy wild turkeys can carry pathogenic mycoplasmas and the currently used field test (RPA) can identify culture positive wild turkeys. Serological screening using the RPA test should be conducted on all wild turkeys prior to relocation.


we
want our country back. . . .

"Friends,
I am called many names. Isolationist is one of the sweeter
ones. But the truth is: We are not isolationists. We do not
want to isolate America from the world. We Americans come
from all countries and continents, and want to trade with
and travel with all countries, and have commercial, cultural,
and diplomatic contact with every nation on earth. But we
will no longer squander the blood of our soldiers fighting
other countries' wars or the wealth of our people paying other
countries' bills. The Cold War is over; it is time to bring
America's troops home to the United States where they belong
-- and end foreign aid. And when I step out on that inaugural
stand to take the oath -- when my hand goes up, their New
World Order comesprocessing elements is offset by its serious energy drawback, e.g. a power distribution loss (PDL) proportional to N. Based on this fundamental limit, it is expected that a cross-bar can only be efficiently implemented for a moderate value of N, say less than 1000. A second major difficulty for an optical cross-bar has been the lack of efficient optical components for a two-dimensional array implementation, so that the tendency has been to put N processing elements along a linear array.
The Mesh-Connected-Bus (MCB) network topology used in the invention may be viewed as a two-dimensional example of Wittie's D-dimensional hypercube bus family networks, and Wittie has pointed out that such networks have a connectivity of .sqroot.N and are amenable to non-blocking switching in three routing steps. A subsequent paper


1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a method of detecting the junction of a lesion and a wall, such as a lung nodule attached to pleura or a polyp attached to a colon wall, in an image scanned from a human or animal body, particularly but not exclusively in a computed tomography (CT) image. The invention encompasses software and apparatus for carrying out the method.
2. Background Art
Detection of suspicious lesions in the early stages of cancer can be considered the most effective way to improve survival. Lung nodule detection and polyp detection are some of the more challenging tasks in medical imaging.
Computer-assisted techniques have been proposed to identify regions of interest containing a nodule in a CT scan image, to segment the nodule from surroundinglast two exons of *TTN* have been shown to cause TMD in patients of other European populations [@pone.0090819-Hackman2], [@pone.0090819-Pollazzon1], [@pone.0090819-VandenBergh1].

TMD is clinically characterised by atrophy and weakness in the muscles of the anterior compartment of the lower leg (*tibialis anterior*, *extensor hallucis longus* and *extensor digitorum longus*) [@pone.0090819-Udd2], with typical onset between 35--55 years [@pone.0090819-Udd3]. Homozygous FINmaj mutations cause the manifestation of the completely different, and much more severe, early onset LGMD2J (OMIM: \#608807) [@pone.0090819-Hackman1], [@pone.0090819-Udd2], [@pone.0090819-Haravuori1]. TMD and LGMD2J patients do not have facial muscle weakness, dysphagia or clinically manifest cardiomyopathy. TMD muscle biopsies show myopathic--dystrophic morphology with rare fibre necrosis and frequent rimmed vacuolated fibres in affected muscles [@pone.0090819-Udd2], [@pone.0090819-Udd3], [@pone.0090819-Udd4].

Titin molecules are integral to striated muscle structure and function by forming the backbone of the


sample was performed in triplicate and the expression was normalised to *GAPDH* using standard curves for each gene on the same plate.

Statistical analysis {#s2g}
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Statistical significance of the quantitative real-time PCR and western blotting results were calculated using an unpaired *t*-test (*P*\<0.05).

Western blotting {#s2h}
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Muscle biopsies were homogenized with 19 volumes of sample buffer containing 4 M urea and 4% SDS at 100°C for 5 min. Samples were resolved using 12% SDS-PAGE gels with 4% stacking gels and transferred to PVDF membranes (Bio-Rad Laboratories, USA). Membranes were blocked in TBST 5% milk for 1 h at +4°C. Primary and secondary HPR-conjugated antibodies were incubated at +4°C for 1 h each, followed by 6× TBST (5 min) washes. Antibodies were detected using the SuperSignal West Femto ECL substrate (Pierce, Thermo Scientific,and rimmed vacuolated fibres and immunoreactivity at the edge of rimmed vacuoles. (C) Autophagosome marker LC3B staining showed strong immunoreactivity within the rimmed vacuolar regions. (D) VCP staining showed immunoreactivity in bodies within a large subset of rimmed vacuoles. (E) p62 staining showed immunoreactivity in rimmed vacuoles and granular immunoreactive dots (shown by an arrow) in an atrophic fibre. (F) Lysosomal protein LAMP2 staining showed no overall increase in rimmed vacuolated fibres. Two separate TMD fibres (A--C and D--F) with rimmed vacuoles in serial sections are shown. Controls of (G) Herovici staining, (H) ubiquitin, (I) LC3B, (J) VCP, (K) p62 and (L) LAMP2 IHC are included for comparison. Sections are from samples TMD 6 and Ctrl 3 in [Table 1](#pone-0090819-t001){ref-type="table"}. Scale bar 50 µm.](pone.0090819.g004){#pone-0090819-g004}

![Immunofluorescent microscopy of TMD and


level analysis in the TMD samples.

Pathway analysis indicated a change in the unfolded protein response (UPR) pathway in the TMD samples. This was also suggested by the induction of ER stress response gene *HSPB1* and UPR genes *HSPA5*, *ERN1* and the splice form of *XBP1* in quantitative real-time PCR. The HSPA5 protein also showed restricted areas of increased expression in IF microscopy. Many of the proteins studied showed large variations between samples, and these differences may be due to the patient\'s biopsy site, disease severity or age at muscle biopsy. UPR activation has been reported in other rimmed vacuolar myopathies with abnormal UPS or lysosomal degradation pathways [@pone.0090819-Liewluck1]--[@pone.0090819-Kuga1], and mildly in a mouse model of desminopathy [@pone.0090819-Lynch1]. This suggests UPR may act as a common protective mechanism during                         SetText("SERVER : The user accepted the file! Sending the accept response and ready for transfer...\r\n");

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of the entire element based on individual base pair scores. In the literature, there was no consistent measure for this purpose, however, structure stability measures have been applied to global structures ([@gks181-B38],[@gks181-B39],[@gks181-B40]). We generalised the measure of structure accuracy to local structure prediction.

Let *R* be an RNA sequence, and *S*~*l*~ be a local structured element in *R*. The accuracy is the expected overlap of a local structure *S*~*l*~ and a global structure *S* of *R*: **1** {(*i*, *j*) ∈ *S*} is an indicator function that is 1 if (*i*, *j*) ∈ *S* and 0 otherwise.

For window-based approaches, the probability of observing a given base pair (or structure) in a window is comprised of the probability for choosing the window *w* and the probability of observing the base pair (structure) in *w*. Eachvivo*. The fact that the results are comparable between two independent datasets supports their overall quality and highlights their validity and generality.

CONCLUSION
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To benchmark the performance of mRNA secondary structure prediction, we generated a large curated set of *cis*-regulatory elements and introduced *bp-accuracy* to measure how accurately a local structure was predicted. Furthermore, we evaluated accessibility predictions using transcript-wide structural probing data. Prediction accuracy was affected by the following algorithmic assumptions and parameter combinations: The optimal base pair span parameters were dataset dependent, but similar, at *L* = 150 for the `CisReg` dataset and *L* = 100 for the `YeastUnpaired` dataset. Within a range of 100--150, differences in performance were minimal. This range reflects the distribution of base pair spans for known structures.The use of sliding windows allows for more locality than the


on the manuscript, and Vlad Kazantsev for assisting with the database website.

[^1]: The authors wish it to be known that, in their opinion, the first two authors should be regarded as join First Authors.

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to 3 dps?
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161000000
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319700000
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-0.000001
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-6660000000
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193370
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0.0000137
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852000000
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 * @version    $Id: Hometown.php 20096 2010-01-06 02:05:09ZVictims of sexual abuse by priests will no longer be able to sue the Catholic church for damages if a landmark judgment rules that priests should not be considered as employees.

In a little publicised case heard this month at the high court, the church claimed that it is not "vicariously liable" for priests' actions. The church has employed the argument in the past but this was the first time it had been used in open court and a ruling in the church's favour would set a legal precedent.

The use of the defence raises further questions about the church's willingness to accept culpability for abuse. It follows a damning report into abuse at the diocese of Cloyne in Ireland which prompted the Irish president, Mary McAleese, to call on


is a total roundoff error with magnitude greater than one would be:
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where $f_S(s)$ is the Gaussian distribution's pdf that we arrived at before.

the complexity of the design on the banner.
Stewart testified that she originated most if not all of Flag Fables' designs in the early years of the business. Most of the designs at that time, however, were not marked with the copyright symbol, a "c" enclosed in a circle. Stewart's first brochure, issued in 1985, also lacked a copyright mark, but all subsequent brochures, beginning in late 1985, were so marked. At some point, (the exact date is unclear), Stewart also began sewing her name, the year and the copyright mark on her banners.
On August 22, 1988, Stewart registered three of her designs with the United States Copyright Office. The designs are entitled: "Sailboat" (VAu 137-693), "Pineapple" (VAu 137-694), and "Standing Welcome Goose" (VAu 137-689). In the fall of


protestations to the contrary, the ideas involved here and Stewart's expression of those ideas are not so inextricably linked that the "nearly identical" test is appropriate. To illustrate this point, one "idea" used by Stewart may be described as "white shamrock on a Kelly green banner" (assuming arguendo that the choice of colors is governed and limited by the association of those symbols with the Irish). Nonetheless, despite a fairly specific characterization of this idea, the number of alternative expressions possible is relatively high, including the size and shape (within limits) of the shamrock(s), the use of a decorative border, the placement of the shamrock(s) on the banner, and so forth. The same analysis also applies to Stewart's other works at issue, although to varying degrees.

c. Item-by-item Comparison
The1090 (2d Cir.1977) (fabric design). The continued success of a particular artist is also often *1175 closely tied to the reputation he or she earns on each work produced. When someone infringes on an artist's work, the value that work has in the marketplace may be entirely lost by the time litigation concludes. Not only may it be difficult to calculate the harm done to a particular work, it may be impossible to judge the effect the infringement has on the value of an artist's subsequent works. See Concrete Machinery, 843 F.2d at 611.
For all the reasons stated above, the Court finds that the plaintiff has suffered and will continue to suffer irreparable harm if a preliminary injunction is not issued.

D. The Harm to Flag Fables Outweighs the


set forth in detail above, the Court GRANTS plaintiff's prayer for preliminary injunctive relief. As of the date of the hearing before this Court, June 19, 1989, defendants are ordered to cease selling the eight banner designs detailed herein. Said ban on sales extends to all commercial settings, including but not limited to craft fairs, shops and mail order.
This preliminary injunction shall remain in force until such time as the issue is resolved on its merits.
It is So Ordered.

ON MOTION FOR BOND

I. INTRODUCTION AND BACKGROUND
Before the Court is the defendants' request for an order requiring the plaintiff *1176 to post a bond. The motion is opposed by the plaintiff.
On June 18, 1989, this Court conducted a hearing on the plaintiff's motion for a preliminary injunction. As grounds fornot seeking to introduce any new evidence into this dispute. Rather, relying on the material which was introduced at the preliminary injunction hearing and in pleadings submitted thereafter, the defendants argue that the Court (i) has misconstrued the law governing this dispute; (ii) has erred in its application of the law to the decorative banners in question; and (iii) has erred in the making of various other factual findings upon which the injunction rests.
At the June 1988 hearing, the defendants were not represented by their current counsel. Many of the issues currently before the Court were not put forward at the time. However, in deference to the intensity with which the parties now contest these issues, the Court will review with care and augment where necessary its earlier


analysis is itself composed of two analytic steps, "dissection" of the copyrighted work and an "ordinary observer" comparison of each party's artistic expression.
*1179 As the First Circuit makes absolutely clear, "dissection" is the identification "of those aspects of the expression that are not necessarily mandated by the idea it embodies." Concrete Machinery, 843 F.2d at 608 (citation omitted). Such anatomization serves two distinct (albeit related) purposes. First, it helps the Court determine "as a matter of law whether or not the former has copied protected aspects of the latter." Id. This aspect of dissection helps the Court focus on those aspects of the copyrighted article which are entitled to protection, and to which the ordinary observer test should be applied. Id. at 609.
Second, the Court can make aninitial determination of where on the spectrum of copyright protection a particular work falls. The smaller the distance between an idea and the plaintiff's expression of that idea, the smaller the amount of protection proffered the plaintiff by the copyright laws.[2]
In this Court's view, an accurate pacing of the gap between idea and expression is essential to a proper application of the "ordinary observer" test. Where the underlying idea permits of but few expressions, the creative contributions which an artisan may make are correspondingly limited; the idea itself may be said to dictate much of the form a particular work may take. Under such circumstances, no copyright infringement will be found absent a showing of "near identity" between the copyrighted elements of the plaintiff's work and the alleged


infringing aspects of the defendant's work. Id. at 606-607.
Conversely, where a particular concept permits of a large number of expressions, the plaintiff need only show that there is "substantial similarity" between his protected expression and the allegedly infringing elements of the defendant's work. Id. at 607.
Undertaking this review of Concrete Machinery suggests to the Court only two clarifications of its earlier analysis. First, "near identity" is not really a separate test; rather, it is one facet of the "substantial similarity" analysis applied to the protected elements of an artist's expression. Compare Memorandum and Order, at 1171-1172. However, since the Court affirms its earlier conclusion that the "near identity" test is not relevant in this case, this modification has no impact on the issuance of the preliminary injunction.
Second, tothe overwhelming resemblance to plaintiff's product, and collecting similar cases); cf. Novelty Textile Mills, 558 F.2d at 1092 n. 2 (noting that even with evidence of independent creation submitted by defendant, "there may be such substantial similarity that `no explanation other than copying is reasonably possible,'" quoting 2 M. Nimmer, Nimmer on Copyright, § 141.2 at 613-14 (1976)). These cases amply reflect this Court's view of the present dispute; given the indisputable access and substantial similarity between the two parties' banners, the evidence of independent creation advanced at the hearing by the defendants was simply not persuasive.

III. DEFENDANTS' MOTION FOR SUMMARY JUDGMENT

A. Summary Judgment Standard
Pursuant to the provisions of Fed.R. Civ.P. 56(c), this Court has an obligation to grant a motion for summary judgment "if the pleadings, depositions,


be able to show that some genuine issue of material fact obtains with respect to both proper registration and reasonable efforts to cure publication without notice.

2. Registration
The "[c]opyright in a work created on or after January 1, 1978 subsists from its creation and ... endures for a term consisting of the life of the author and fifty years after the author's death." 17 U.S.C. § 302. An author may seek to register the work with the Copyright Office any time during the subsistence of the copyright. 17 U.S.C. § 408(a). However, if an author wishes to have standing to sue to protect his copyright, then registration is a prerequisite to bringing suit. 17 U.S.C. § 411(a).
The registration requirement is even more stringent in those cases where an authorof its works as "unpublished," but do not successfully attack the essential validity of the registration certificates. At most, the defendants have stripped the certificates of the judicial presumption of validity which the certificates confer on the plaintiff's copyrights. See 17 U.S.C. § 410(c). However, the defendants *1183 having brought forward no additional evidence to illustrate in what manner the certificates might be defective (or the legal impact of such defects), the Court concludes that the certificates submitted by the plaintiff do show proper registration. At the very least, the Court concludes that there is a genuine issue of material fact with respect to this issue sufficient to outweigh a motion for summary judgment.

3. Reasonable Effort To Cure
The defendants save their heaviest litigatory barrage for the issue of


Sandra Whittaker, attached to Defendants' Memorandum in Support of Their Motion for Summary Judgment. Specifically, the defendants argue that the plaintiff has sold banners lacking either the appropriate copyright symbol or the date of first publication, both being a violation of 17 U.S.C. § 401(b).[5]
The plaintiff makes two responses. First, it argues that the reasonableness of *1184 an effort to cure is a question of material fact, and is in itself sufficient to avoid the imposition of summary judgment. As a matter of law, that is correct, and is technically dispositive of this issue. See Rachel v. Banana Republic, Inc., 228 U.S.P.Q. 416 (N.D.Cal.1985).
However, the plaintiff's second argument will invariably arise at trial on this matter, and should be addressed now. Flag Fables claims that its banners are"useful articles" within the meaning of 17 U.S.C. § 401(b)(2), and therefore are exempt from the requirement that the copyright notice contain the year date of first publication.[6] Not surprisingly, there is no case law construing whether or not decorative flags come within the definition of "useful articles," and the definition contained in 17 U.S.C. § 101 (quoted supra) is not overly helpful.
The plaintiff's own suggestions of why a banner should be considered "useful" offer little assistance. The plaintiff describes a flag's "utilitarian" aspects as including "a pole, a method to pivotally [sic] ... secure the pole, and means for securing a fabric to the pole." Plaintiff's Memorandum Opposing Motion for Summary Judgment at 13. The "utilitarian" aspects of a flag identified by the plaintiff, however, are "utilitarian"


both parties are urged to comply not merely with the letter but also with the spirit of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure.
Trial of this matter is set for May 7, 1990 at 10:00 a.m. Counsel for the parties will appear before the Court for a final pre-trial conference on April 10, 1990 at 2:00 p.m. Counsel will note that pursuant to the provisions of Fed.R.Civ.P. 65(a)(2), the evidence received by the Court during the preliminary injunction hearing need not be repeated at trial. Counsel should plan their trial strategy accordingly. If the Court's guidance is necessary to effect further discovery, counsel shall file the requisite motions.
It is So Ordered.
NOTES
[1]  Since the issuance of the Court's order last summer, there have been no further modifications on thedefines "useful article" as follows:

A "useful article" is an article having an intrinsic utilitarian function that is not merely to convey the appearance of the article or information. An article that is normally a part of a useful article is considered a useful article.
[5]  17 U.S.C. § 401(b) provides as follows:

(b) Form of Notice. If a notice appears on the copies, it shall consist of the following elements:
(1) the symbol © (the letter C in a circle), or the word "Copyright", or the abbreviation "Copr."; and
(2) the year of first publication of the work; in the case of compilations or derivative works incorporating previously published material, the year date of first publication of the compilation or derivative work is sufficient. The year date may be omitted where


drivers, farmers, factory workers and miners I have met, whether they live in East Stroudsburg, New Castle, Sayre or Kittanning, remain angry with career politicians from both parties. Increasingly, this anger is directed at Republican leadership in the United States Senate, especially Mitch McConnell.

I understand their frustration, both as a candidate and as a former donor to Mitch McConnell. Nine months into the new Administration, Senator McConnell has failed to win passage of the pro-growth, pro-American, pro-reform agenda that Pennsylvanians are demanding.

The effort to repeal Obamacare is Senator McConnell’s highest profile failure. For seven years – longer than the time America spent fighting and winning World War II – Republican insiders promised that they would repeal Obamacare.

With the election of a Republican president, Senator McConnell finally had theannualized level, the 2.8 Billion dollar profit level would qualify as the 175th most profitable company total profits on the Global Fortune 500 list for 2011 !!!

No, Nokia was not Apple. Nobody is. But this side of Apple, Nokia's smartphone unit in Q4 of 2010 was healthy, strong, growing massively, generating strong profits. And Nokia towered over its rivals at 29% market share. Any other CEO of almost any other industry, airlines, banks, garments, home electronics, cars, petroleum etc - would LOVE to be twice as big as its nearest rival, while making record profits.

ELOP EFFECT

That was just over one year ago. Then came the Elop Effect. CEO Stephen Elop took a lesson from the Osborne Effect. He not only repeated the tragic communciation disaster of Osborne, he


of Elop to embark on that mission. It was idiotic. There was a clear road-map to that path. It was a clear Road to Ruin. He decided to take it.

And worse, the parallel and equally damaging Ratner Effect. Elop also embraced this method of destroying Nokia and he copied the Ratner Effect, not just meticulously, but he 'improved' upon it, he made it even more powerfully - destructive - to Nokia. Elop out-Osborned Osborne while also out-Ratnering Ratner.

WORLD RECORD DESTRUCTION

Nokia's Q1 results are out. Nokia's smartphone sales have utterly collapsed. From 28 million smartphones sold in Q4 of 2010, the industry has grown by 60% - if Nokia only held its market, it should now be selling 45 million smartphones per quarter (Apple's iPhone is projected to sellThink of British Airways fiasco with Terminal 5. Think of the Tylenol scare. And of Mercedes Benz A-Series the car that was too dangerous to drive into curves. Think of the BP oil spill, or the previous global oil spill disaster, the Exxon Valdez. Never. Never in the recorded history of business, has a global market leader lost 75% of its business in a period of one year! I have been asking my readers to submit their worst cases they can remember, and we have not been able to find one instance of a company that was the global leader of its industry, which in a one year period lost even HALF of its customers, far less three out of every four!

And Nokia came to this situation not


in charge?

Understand what that means. This is a World Record in Management Failure. It means, that no MBA book can give you a case study of how to fix this, no company has ever seen it this bad. No CEO has ever destroyed his or her company this comprehensively in this short a period of time. After I coined the term 'Elop Effect' as the combination of the Osborne Effect and the Ratner Effect, each which individually leads to Certain Death for the company, I started to call for Elop to be fired. And if your CEO establishes a world record in destroying your company's market, and thus a world record in destroying the viability of the very business itself, that to me is reason alone to fireto debate. It is a fact. I may have been providing the background facts to it last year, as it was happening, but now it has been verified by Nokia itself, Elop admits it and singles out the UK market as particularly unfriendly to sell Lumia. That is the market you'll recall where even Xbox 360 gaming consoles were tossed into the package to push Lumia. Yet the UK hates Lumia so much, the review by the Guardian went to the extraordinary step of saying they can't live with the phone, and returned it, encouraging its readers to do the same. I do not make this up, this is what the market says. There is no silver lining on Lumia. And Nokia, and Elop himself, admit the channel


the full article at CNet UK.

And there is news about the N9. If you still don't believe me that this is the best thing going, the British D&AD awards, the British Advertising and Design industry annual 'Oscars' just gave their top award to.. the N9. The N9 beat such illustrious rivals as the iPad 2 and .. the Lumia 800. And here is the heartbreaking part - the N9 won even though it is not sold in Britain! They love it that much, they selected it the winner of best design in Britain, even though the British can't buy it. Why is Elop not flooding the planet with this phone?

UPDATE May 3, 2012 - and the Nokia annual shareholders' meeting was held today. In it Nokia CEO explicitlyswinging since they find new jobs easily. You can pretty much guarantee that almost all of those who could have performed miracles on systems they know well are now performing miracles for some other company.

Best of luck Nokia, you will need it no matter where you go from here.

Today another American fund disclosed to own over 5% of Nokia
Now just 3 American funds own over 15% of Nokia
Elop CEO chair is more safe then ever
Microsft will artificially keep alive Nokia, hoping to gain further momentum for the WP, sucking more knowhow from Nokia engineers
Only hope for Nokia is to been acquired by Huawei ASAP
Tchuss
E_lm_70

M - very good point that I do not make often enough, but if you were here on the blog or followed my Twitter feed,


any conflict of interest. Elop clearly has crossed that line many times while at Nokia.

ARJ - haha, thanks, happy you liked the Python too. I thought of it immediately and wanted to post a screen shot of Holy Grail and Sir Robin for my readers, but I am very sensitive about copyrighted property, and felt it best to create that mock-up of the road sign instead haha.. But still now, 8 hours later, my mind is still playing the Sir Robin song, you know 'Sir Robin ran away. Bravely ran away-way...'

As to what road to take. First, it is possible for Nokia to abandon the mobile phone handset industry and go do something else, green energy or whatever. I think that would be grand stupidity. Smartphones today, areshareholders' meeting and Q2 results.

Marc - haha, thanks. Fixed. And nothing new? Read it again. New for example the forecasts of Nokia market share to end of year.. Don't you think that is worthy of a new blog just by that?

Eurofan - I hear you and honestly, I don't know. I hear from the few friends who have gotten their hands on an N950 that they absolutely love it. But if its not fully ready for sales, then at least commit to it in public, and rush it to market, say May or June - BEFORE the iPhone 5 is out haha.

As to any solution short of firing Elop - it won't work. Like you said, the Board can't run the company fixing Elop errors every day. Making


and high.

-WinPho and Nokia will be killed by Samsung
Since everybody is trying to predict the future :P, I'm going to take a shot too.
Samsung simply hates WinPho. They were forced to produce it, they can't use most of their own components on it, they can't leverage any of their tech in WinPho, they pay MS for every Android device. Samsung relationship with MS, is that of a business owner with a mafioso.
(My prediction) Samsung will introduce with strength WinPho mobiles at the same time Nokia's makes it's next big launch, just to fracture the buzz and sales. Effectively killing Nokia(if Nokia survives that long). After that Samsung goes back to giving the least amount of effort to WinPho required by contract.

Samsung is focusing on the world and notcustomers notice. Meanwhile W8 will fail on the desktop because it is a gimmick and a hinderance to efficiency as every dispassionate review of W8 beta has concluded. Microsoft will try again with a new team and a new name after W8/WP8/W8RT, we can be sure of that.

The most basic question I keep coming away with after reading Tomi's blog entries: Which phone makes more profit for Nokia per sale, the N9, the Lumia 900, the Lumia 800, the Lumia 710? Which phone currently sells most units on a monthly basis (so that we aren't comparing only first week of sales), the N9, the Lumia 900, the Lumia 800, the Lumia 710? Answer, we don't know because Nokia won't reveal its internal figures. But the Board could demand


data\]. All coagulation and fibrinolysis parameters at baseline will be summarised as means (standard deviation) unless the distribution is highlight skewed, in which case median values (interquartile range) will be used.

Average coagulation and fibrinolysis parameters at each time point, and the mean (standard deviation) of the difference relative to baseline will be presented. The evolution of parameters will also be illustrated graphically by plotting the mean (with 95% confidence interval) against time points. Trajectories of individual patients over time will be shown graphically. Separate figures will be used to summarise data obtained from bloods taken from the patient and that from the CRRT circuit.

Repeated measures analysis of variance (ANOVA) (one for each of the parameters obtained from patient's bloods and separately for those from the circuit), will beto the publication of the study protocol and results in fully anonymised format.

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and histopathology (Colorni [@CR3], [@CR4]; Xu et al. [@CR22], [@CR23]; Diggles and Lester [@CR9], [@CR10]; Diggles [@CR7]), but these methods have limitations in that they cannot differentiate closely related taxa such as *C. irritans* and *Ichthyophthirius multifiliis*. A range of studies have demonstrated that polymerase chain reaction (PCR)-based approaches, utilizing the first and/or second internal transcribed spacers of nuclear ribosomal DNA (ITS-1 and ITS-2), can be used for species-specific identification and detection of a number of parasite groups (Solaiman et al. [@CR19]; Zhu et al. [@CR27]; Furuya et al. [@CR12]; Zhu et al. [@CR28]; Huang et al. [@CR14]; Traversa et al. [@CR21]; Liu et al. [@CR17]; Yoshida et al. [@CR26]; Zhu et al. [@CR29]). Recent studies have demonstrated that intra-specific variation in the ITS rDNA among *C. irritans*then the Eppendorf tubes were plunged into liquid nitrogen for 3 min, and then thawed rapidly in 84--94°C water bath for 3 min. Then the tubes were immediately replaced to liquid nitrogen for 3 min. This freeze-thawing step was repeated three times. Then the liquid in the tube was used for PCR amplification directly.

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Based on the comparison of the ITS-1 and ITS-2 sequences of *C. irritans* with that of other related ciliates, a species-specific reverse primer, S15, was designed between sequence positions 45--69 bp in the ITS-2 for *C. irritans* (Fig. 2 in Sun et al. [@CR20]; also see GenBank™ accession numbers DQ270008-270014). This primer was used with the conserved forward primer P1 to amplify the partial 18S, ITS-1, 5.8S rDNA, and


Yat-sen University, China) for providing the "control" ciliate samples. The experiments comply with the current laws of the country in which the experiments were performed.

**Open Access** This article is distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution Noncommercial License which permits any noncommercial use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original author(s) and source are credited.

W Chen and H Y Sun contributed equally to this work.
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"I was wondering what Stephen Harper’s New Year’s resolution was and I guess it’s to continue to breaking his promise and appointing his Conservative buddies and failed candidates to the undemocratic Senate," Angus said in a statement.

A spokesman for interim Liberal Leader Bob Rae said the timing of the announcement speaks for itself: It came Friday after 4 p.m. in Ottawa, so late in the day that it's difficult for newscasts to cover. The practice is common enough that it's referred to as "taking out the trash."

"The backgrounder makes it clear many of these appointments are intensely partisan," Daniel Lauzon said in a statement.

Dagenais ran for the Conservatives in the last federal


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Dynamically create elemente with data- attribute and HTML inside it and insert into existing element

I'm get data with AJAX and need to create a list dynamically.
At the begin I have:

In the end I want to have:

city-1country-1

city-2country-2

Now I'm stopped on this code (I know it's wrong):
for (var i = 0; i < numbOfCityList; i++) {
    $('
', {
        text: myCityList.list[i].city + "" + myCityList.list[i].county + ""
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    $("#list").last().data(myCityList.list[i].numbid);
};

A:

You don't include much information, so I included my own version of city list.
You can do it in this way (although there many other possible ways to do it):

var myCityList = [{


available. Each of the five new layouts all have slide out rooms, there is an easy to clean vinyl finish and the cabinetry is available in three super high gloss colours and a classic timber finish. The easy to clean high quality vinyl floor completes the quality interior finish.

The large bathroom features an aluminium sliding door, a large roof hatch with 12 volt fan and a large separate shower with aluminium screen door. The large vanity basin is a raised-bowl style with a good-sized tap. The vanity also houses the washing machine with slide out lid creating extra bench space. Also included are a large mirror with lights over the vanity, flushing toilet with cassette and all of the 'little extras' such as a vanity cup / toothbrushbut also use it to improve some of the current quality metrics considered in conformance checking. In this paper we highlight the strong relation of anti-alignments and the precision metric: a highly-deviating anti-alignment may be considered as a witness for a loss in precision. Current metrics for precision lack this ability of exploring the model behavior beyond what is observed in the log, thus being considered as short-sighted [@AdriansyahMCDA15]. We cast the problem of computing anti-alignments as the satisfiability of a Boolean formula, and provide high-level techniques which can for instance compute the most deviating anti-alignment for a certain run length, or the shortest anti-alignment for a given number of deviations.

Anti-alignments are related to the [*completeness of the log*]{}; a log is complete if it contains all the behavior


at extracting from a log $L$ a process model $N$ (e.g., a Petri net) with the goal to elicit the process underlying a system ${\sys}$. ${\sys}$ is considered a language for the sake of comparison. By relating the behaviors of $L$, $\Language(N)$ and ${\sys}$, particular concepts can be defined [@BuijsDA14]. A log is *incomplete* if ${\sys} \setminus L \ne
\emptyset$. A model $N$ *fits* log $L$ if $L \subseteq \Language(N)$. A model is *precise* in describing a log $L$ if $\Language(N) \setminus L$ is small. A model $N$ represents a *generalization* of log $L$ with respect to system ${\sys}$ if some behavior in ${\sys}
\setminus L$ exists in $\Language(N)$. Finally, a model $N$ is *simple* when it has the minimal complexity in representing $\Language(N)$, i.e., the well-known *Occam’s razor principle*.

Anti-Alignments {#sec:anti-alignments}
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\[lem:pH\_lt\_pL\] Observe that, for every $\gamma$ and $\sigma$ (assuming one of them at least is nonempty), $\dist^L(\gamma, \sigma) \leq \dist^H(\gamma, \sigma)$.

Assume w.l.o.g. $0 < |\gamma| < |\sigma|$. Let $n \eqdef \big|\big\{i \in \{1 \dots |\gamma|\} \mid \gamma_i \neq \sigma_i\big\}\big|$. We have, $\dist_H(\gamma, \sigma) = \frac{n+|\sigma|-|\gamma|}{|\sigma|}$. We have also $\dist_L(\gamma, \sigma) \leq
  \frac{2n+|\sigma|-|\gamma|}{|\gamma|+|\sigma|}$ because one way to transform $\gamma$ to $\sigma$ is to replace $\gamma_i$ by $\sigma_i$ (one deletion and one insertion) at each position $i \leq |\gamma|$ where they differ ($2n$ editions), and then to insert the letters $\sigma_{|\gamma|+1}
  \dots \sigma_{|\sigma|}$ ($|\sigma|-|\gamma|$ editions). It remains to see that $n \leq


4\] are four examples of models often used to show the differences between fitness, precision and generalization. The model in Figure \[fig:model 1\] shows the “ideal” process discovery result, i.e. the model that is fitting, fairly precise and properly generalizing. The models in Figures \[fig:model 5\] to \[fig:model 11\] present the same set of activities with varying loop and/or parallel constructs. Two new process models that describe particularly different routing logic from the previous models are depicted in Figures \[fig:model 9\] and \[fig:model 10\].

Table \[tab:results\] compares some precision metrics for the models in Figures \[fig:model 1\] to \[fig:model 10\] with the two possible metrics proposed in this paper: $P^H_{aa}$ and $P^L_{aa}$, representing the precision for the Hamming and Levenshtein distance, respectively. To understand the values provided by our proposed metrics, the reader canor triangle inequality.

[^2]: Since the function $\dist$ takes its values in $[0, 1]$, we define by convention $\dist(\gamma, \emptyset) \eqdef 1$.

[^3]: Since $n$ has typically the same order of magnitude as the length of the longest traces in the log, encoding $n$ in unary does not significantly affect the size of the problem instances.

[^4]: a Petri net is acyclic if the transitive closure $\mathcal{F}^+$ of its flow relation is irreflexive.

[^5]: Although, admittedly, $\epsilon$ is a parameter that should be decided apriori, in practice one can use a particular value to this parameter thorough several instances, without impacting significantly the insights obtained through this metric.

[^6]: Actually, [@TAX20181] writes “$\Language(N_1) \subset \mathcal{P}(\Sigma^*)$”, with $\mathcal{P}$ for powerset, but we believe this is a mistake.

[^7]: This universality problem is PSPACE-complete for non-deterministic


finite state automata (NFSA) [@krotzsch:hal-01571398], and here the NFSA to consider would be the reachability graph of $N$ (for $N$ $k$-bounded), which is exponential in the size of $N$. Hence, deciding universality for $k$-bounded labeled Petri nets is in EXPSPACE.

[^8]: https://github.com/BoltMaud/da4py, a Python version of `Darksider`

[^9]: Notice that the metrics $MAP^3$ and $MAP^7$ are not applicable for one of the benchmarks of this paper, due to the existence of unbounded constructs.

[^10]: <https://data.4tu.nl/repository/collection:event_logs_real>
that have examined the HRF in individuals with poststroke aphasia have shown consistent findings. In one study, Bonakdarpour and colleagues \[[@B6]\] examined the time course of the HRF in patients and controls performing a simple lexical decision task. While the behavioral data showed that patients performed at high levels of accuracy, slowed HRF and time to peak in the left-perisylvian regions (relative to the visual cortex) was observed in three of out five individuals with chronic aphasia. In a followup study by the same group of researchers \[[@B82]\], patient-specific hemodynamic response functions were obtained on an fMRI task that utilized long interstimulus-interval trials. When these corrected HRF functions were taken in account for each of six patients who underwent a sentence production treatment, regions that showed greater activation


site/size, performance in the scanner, amount of behavioral improvement, and nature of the therapy protocol confound the resolution of this issue. Several studies have specifically targeted word retrieval in therapy. A study previously described by Peck and colleagues \[[@B64]\] studied the relationship between hemodynamic response (HDR) peaks in right hemisphere and response latencies in a word generation task in three patients who underwent anomia treatment. The results showed primarily right hemisphere changes in the temporal aspects of the HDR during the word generation task.

In another study, Vitali et al. \[[@B87]\] examined the neural correlates of improved picture naming performance in two patients with anomia using a phonological cueing treatment. Increased perilesional activation as a function of treatment was observed in one patient who showed no damage in thestudies have examined the nature of resting state networks devoid of any task-related activation and thus provide an index of temporal coherence between different brain regions. Also referred to as the default mode network (or task negative network), regions of the brain that are involved in "internal state processing" include medial temporal lobe (MTL), medial prefrontal cortex (MPFC), inferior parietal cortex, ventral precuneus, and the posterior cingulate cortex. There are, however, studies that have examined domain-specific resting state networks including sensorimotor, language, and visual processing. Two important papers have established the relationship between resting state connectivity and structural connectivity. One of the papers \[[@B84]\], already discussed above, examined the connectivity between the MTG and other language-related regions in the brain. The other study, by Greicius et al. \[[@B30]\]


Next, the functional connectivity between regions normally working in tandem determines the likelihood of these regions also being engaged after stroke and in recovery. One question remains, however. Does recovery of language look more like a normal network or more like a reorganized network? Additionally, if there is individual variability in the normal language network, what does an individual\'s reorganized normal network look like? These are all unanswered questions, but ultimately important questions to address in order to target effective rehabilitation in individuals with poststroke aphasia. Notably, findings from studies examining language reorganization after rehabilitation have reported increased activation as a function of treatment. Studies, however, that have examined skill acquisition have also demonstrated a decrease in activation as a function of increased proficiency. This is also trueBU Grant to the author.

![Schematic of factors that influence the potential of recovery language function in the infarcted hemisphere.](ISRN.NEUROLOGY2012-786872.001){#fig1}

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sugar tax that’s not a good tax at all,” Mines said. It “falls on the backs of the poor and disenfranchised communities.” Philadelphia activists have also forged an identity that echoes the city’s history of radical black activism. A 1985* incident in which police helicopters dropped bombs on black activists in the radical MOVE organization shapes how groups there operate. “We are in direct relationship and solidarity with the MOVE Family,” Mines told me. That means protesting at the convention to free MOVE activists such as Mumia Abu-Jamal, who was convicted of murder in 1981 but who many black activists view as a political prisoner.

The plans in Philadelphia echo a familiar history of black protests at the Democratic conventions. But will that same spirit of protest also spur() -> String {
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short and long segment groups contained 142 and 82 patients, respectively, who completed the preoperative SF-36 questionnaire completely. One hundred patients in the short segment group (vide infra) were available for 1-year follow-up, and68 were available for 2-year follow-up. In the long segment group, 81 patients were available for 1-year follow-up, and 49 were available for 2-year follow-up. Mean ages were 41.0 and 47.6 years in the short and the long segment groups, respectively. The 2 groups did not differ significantly in gender, smoking habits, workers' compensation, or litigation (P > 0.05). In the short segment group, postoperative 1-year mean Physical Component Summary (PCS) and Mental Component Summary scores significantly improved (P < 0.001 and P = 0.002, respectively). Domains other than general health perceptions showed significantly improveda gender-based analysis back in 1995. The auditor general revealed that only a disappointing 30 out of 100 federal departments and agencies were committed to it by 2015.

While there’s nothing comforting about that figure, the good news is that we’re making progress. In what was credited as a historic first and acknowledged by Finance Minister Bill Morneau as long overdue, the 2017 federal budget was assessed with a lens that paid particular attention to its impact on women. The budget’s “Gender Statement” highlighted things like the wage gap, the overrepresentation of females in lower income jobs, and the disproportionate underrepresentation of women in management and boardroom positions.

Refreshingly, it included investments designed to promote equality and to draw women into the workforce. Now, all spending proposals submitted to the


Treasury Board are required to provide proof that gender was considered. So, we have that.

As for Toronto, this year the City followed up Wong-Tam’s 2016 motion to apply a gender lens to the budgeting process with a finalized gender-responsive budget plan. Action items included the development of an “intersectional gender-based framework” for determining the impact of City programs and services on various genders during the 2018 budget process. The plan also features consultation with experts—including community agencies, equity-deprived groups, and vulnerable populations—in gender-responsive analysis. Finally, it includes the development of a data collection strategy designed to assess the gendered impacts of budgetary and policy decisions.

“Trying to create a gender-responsive budget at the City level is something we are taking baby steps to actualize,” said Wong-Tam, who acknowledged thathis family life with his father in weekly journals.

Health problems
Htin Kyaw went to Bangkok in September 2017 to have medical examinations taken and to be given necessary treatment. There has been speculations about his ill health among people but they were denied by officials. He departed to Singapore on 23 January 2018 to have a medical check-up.

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example, what functionality that you don't need right now (but may well enter the picture soon afterwards) will be trivial to add if you go the proper MVC route, and would be a nightmare of ad-hoc kludges otherwise (or require a somewhat painful refactoring of the whole architecture)?  All sort of likely things, from wanting to display the same directory information in different widgets to having a smarter "directory-information watching" model that can automatically refresh itself when needed (and supply the new info directly to interested views via the usual observer pattern, with no involvement by the controller), are natural and trivially easy with MVC (hey, that's the whole point of MVC, after all, so this is hardly surprising!-), kludgy and fragile with an ad-hoc corner-cutting architecturethe other aspects will likely be!-).
Just for generality, let me point out that this pragmatic attitude of mine does not justify excessive energy and time spent on picking an architecture (by definition of the word "excessive";-) -- being familiar with a few fundamental architectural patterns (and MVC is surely one of those) often reduces the initial investment in terms of time and effort -- once you recognize that such a classic architecture will serve you well, as in this case, it's really easy to see how to embody it (e.g., reject the idea of an "MVC without a M"!-), and it doesn't really take much more code compared to the kludgiest, ad-hoccest shortcuts!-)


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Value Mapper service

I have some data I'm getting from an external source that I don't control and have been told that I have to map some of it to "user friendly" display values. So I wrote a little utility service to do this.
Populating selectors, I need to convert a list of values. Displaying data records, I have to convert individual values. And some values are obsolete and not shown in some circumstances. The records are stored in a database so that I can update the mapping at need.
I'm still learning how to write better Scala code, so comments on my use of idioms, error handling, and such would be especially helpful.
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A:

There is no convention and no rule on this. The fact that it's common to have the type below the graphic is partly that it's currently fashionable and partly a design decision based on what the client or the design feels should have prominence.
There is only one case where going with what's conventional is actually required in a design, and that's when you want to appear conventional. That's not intended as a frivolous statement, for all it seems simplistic. There are plenty of occasions when this is an important consideration in a design. Similarly, there are occasions when you must to dowant to hear. Our understanding and beliefs reflect what we believe. The purpose of chaos engineering is not to break things, but to learn new information about how our complex adaptive systems really work versus what we thought we knew.

Returning to the event logging example described above, we, as an engineering team, were operating under the assumption that the system was working correctly. These kinds of mistakes cost companies millions of dollars every hour. Consider the July 2018 Amazon Prime Day outage where Amazon incurred costs up to $33 million per hour while engineers scrambled to diagnose and triage the problem. That three-hour outage could potentially have been identified proactively using resilience techniques such as chaos engineering.

When searching for the unexpected, the logical approach is to objectively make


what is missing from Gerson’s list?

Disagreement with a single policy decision made by Trump.

The second half of Gerson’s column consists of hand-wringing about what Republicans and conservatives should do in response to the Trump malignancy, as he views it. Should we create a conservative third party? Should we back impeachment? Should we “primary” Trump in 2020? Should we support the Democrat that year?

Or should we try to “outlast” Trump — “closing the shutters and waiting for the hurricane to pass, while rooting for the success of a strong bench of rising 40-something leaders (Marco Rubio, Mike Lee, Nikki Haley, Tom Cotton, Ben Sasse).”

In the absence of more than a few major policy disagreements with Trump, I think the answer to the question of what Republicans and conservatives shouldThis subproject is one of many research subprojects utilizing the resources provided by a Center grant funded by NIH/NCRR. The subproject and investigator (PI) may have received primary funding from another NIH source, and thus could be represented in other CRISP entries. The institution listed is for the Center, which is not necessarily the institution for the investigator. We are developing software extensions to the UCSF Chimera molecular modeling package (http://www.cgl.ucsf.edu/chimera) for interactive visualization and analysis of large molecular assemblies such as viruses and ribosomes. These extensions facilitate studying atomic resolution models over a range of scales from atomic detail, to secondary structure (helices and sheets), to tertiary structure (protein and nucleic acid folds), to quaternary structure (packing of macromolecules to form an assembly). While many computer programs


# universalify

[![Travis branch](https://img.shields.io/travis/RyanZim/universalify/master.svg)](https://travis-ci.org/RyanZim/universalify)

Make a callback- or promise-based function support both promises and callbacks.

Uses the native promise implementation.

## Installation

```bash
npm install universalify
```

## API

### `universalify.fromCallback(fn)`

Takes a callback-based function to universalify, and returns the universalified  function.

Function must take a callback as the last parameter that will be called with the signature `(error, result)`. `universalify` does not support calling the callback with more than three arguments, and does not ensure that the callback is only called once.

```js
function callbackFn (n, cb) {
  setTimeout(() => cb(null, n), 15)
}

const fn = universalify.fromCallback(callbackFn)

// Works with Promises:
fn('Hello World!')
.then(result => console.log(result)) // -> Hello World!
.catch(error => console.error(error))

// Works with Callbacks:
fn('Hi!', (error, result) => {
  if (error) return console.error(error)
  console.log(result)
  // -> Hi!
})
```

### `universalify.fromPromise(fn)`

Takes a promise-based function to universalify, and returns the universalified  function.

FunctionCosta Rica, literally on the map ;)

Last year in May, Panama organized a two-day blockchain conference featuring Andreas M. Antonopoulos. It was great! Andreas’ talk was very inspiring and the event was overall a success; making it the first of its kind in Centro America… damn! It could have been us.

Don’t get me wrong, Ticos (and I personally) enjoy a good relationship with Panama… still, it gives you this feeling of “Why can’t we have one too?” But instead of getting bitter, we got inspired by our fellow Panamanians and started to organize the TicoBlockchain. And yes, we were still going to invite them, of course.

Step 1: Infiltrating the organizer's committee

Social engineering is usually the most efficient attack

Being the noisy helpful fella that I am, I easily made


Q:

Qt Linguist: Only .ui-based widgets are translated, other contexts/widgets not

I've checked many questions related to Qt Linguist, but I have not found a solution for my particular problem.
I have a (Chinese) translation file in which many fields are correctly filled in.

My problem is that in my application only the translations of .ui-based contexts/widgets are working correctly. Other contexts (such as VideoWidget) are not being translated.
The translation itself seems to be present
QString test1 = QApplication::translate("MainWindow", "Report");
QString test2 = QApplication::translate("VideoWidget", "Left");

test1 = "报告"
test2 = "报告"
VideoWidget is derived from QGroupBox and is, as said, not generated from a .ui file.
What do I need to do to get the translation of non-.ui-based widgets/contexts to work? As far as I know, the translators are stored globally in QApplication, so I can't1. Field of the Invention
This invention is directed to a method for polymerizing acrylonitrile in solution at relatively low temperatures.
2. Description of the Prior Art
As is well known in the art, acrylonitrile has been polymerized in solution, using peroxy or azo catalysts. Such catalysts, however, require polymerization temperatures above 50.degree. C., usually in the order of 85.degree. C. to 130.degree. C. Insofar as now known, solution polymerization of acrylonitrile at lower temperatures, as described herein, has not been proposed.


Q:

Is 2**x faster to compute than exp(x)?

Forgive the naïveté that will be obvious in the way I ask this question as well as the fact that I'm asking it.
Mathematicians typically use $\exp$ as it's the simplest/nicest base in theory (due to calculus). But computers seem to do everything in binary, so is it faster on a machine to compute 2**x than Math::exp(x)?

A:

Since this is CS and not Stackoverflow, I'm going to assume that you're asking a question about numeric analysis, and (to keep things simple) IEEE-754 floating point in particular. In that case, the answer to your question partly depends on what you mean by "easier", and partly on the details of the system.
No modern CPUs that I'm aware of have an instruction built in which does exactly01727 736 690

How well do you delegate?

Delegating effectively is a balancing act. You have a number of set requirements namely the task, progression, implementation and how much freedom you are prepared to give.

Meanwhile, your staff member requires instructions from you they can understand, as well as on-going support and the authority to proceed with confidence. By exploring both sides well, reaching a mutual agreement, and considering our top 4 tips on how to successfully delegate you won’t go far wrong.

1. Be prepared

There are plenty of things to consider in advance, for example, the scope, complexity and timing of the project. These factors will influence what you choose to delegate and help you assess who is the best person for the task. Make sure you give prior thought to:-

The


decision-making processes: What can the staff member decide, and when should they defer to you?

Why the task needs doing and why you have chosen this person to do it.

How they feel about the task, are they happy to rise to the challenge and do they have any fears or concerns?

The details about what exactly needs doing by when, including any flexibility there is.

The result you are looking to achieve and that the task performed is understood. What difference will the outcome make?

The progress reports you require and how monitoring will occur.

Questions that may arise. These will help you discover if what you have said has been taken on board. If there are no questions, ask your staff member to explain back to you what needs doing.

2. Be willingTuesday, February 28, 2012

BILL FRANCE Jr. HONORED: The late NASCAR president had a statue unveiled last week outside Daytona International Speedway. Jim France (left), Betty Jane France, Brian France and Lesa France Kennedy are in front.

UPDATE: I'll be on SiriusXM NASCAR radio Thursday at 1 p.m. ET with Rick Benjamin and Chocolate Myers.

As Trevor Bayne proved last year, there's a certain appeal to surprise winners.

With all due respect to John King and James Buescher, however, that didn't apply to their Truck and Nationwide victories at Daytona International Speedway. Not, at least, as it pertains to what I wrote here last week -- NASCAR's need to launch its season in the boffo way it did in 2011. At first glance, the Daytona 500's first-ever rainout and delay to Monday


had one good week was good timing for the All-Basketball-All-The-Time crowd. It took about five seconds for the shallow Jeremy Lin-Tim Tebow comparisons to flow from the media "experts." There was some baseball "hot stove" league chatter, involving the New York Yankees.

NHRA started at Pomona. It's only the first of 23 races but I have a growing sense of dread that this year's marketing philosophy is based on giving reverse gear a try. No one is going to convince me parking Larry Dixon for Khalid alBalooshi is good for the sport. Ditto Melanie Troxel on the sidelines. I'm as interested as everyone else in how Courtney Force races (look for my story on Courtney in this Friday's Arizona Republic), but she can't be expected to carry the FullThrottle series on her own shoulders. The print version of the all-important media guide was discontinued without consulting with the media and now we find out the live streaming on ESPN3 ain't happenin'. It does not bode well for a successful NHRA season, despite John Force's win to open the campaign.

NASCAR was on the sidelines, having moved Daytona back to avoid a potential Super Bowl conflict if the NFL had gone to an 18-game schedule. That changes this week as pre-Daytona 500 activities rev-up. Brian France is hoping something as headline-making as Dale Earnhardt Jr. winning the pole will happen again this year.

Good News (for a change): A print version of National Speed Sport News will return March 23 as Speed Sport Magazine. The rights have been acquired


by Turn 3 Media LLC, consisting of my friend and well-known broadcaster Ralph Sheheen (who will be publisher), Curt Moon and former Speed TVer Joe Tripp. Mike Kerchner returns as editor.

The http://NationalSpeedSportNews.com website continues. Print subscriptions are $24.95 with a digital edition for $12.95. Good luck and great fortune to all involved.

Mark Armijo and I will be covering this weekend's NHRA Arizona Nationals for the Arizona Republic, starting this Thursday. Look for my feature on Courtney Force Friday and my Q&A with Jack Beckman Sunday. If you're not here (100 years as a state) to buy the newspaper, check us out at AzCentral.com.

Sunday, February 05, 2012

In the early 1970s, in the early years of Pocono International Raceway, the press box was a slapped-together wooden structure that could seat30 reporters. However, no matter where you sat, it was impossible to see the entire 2.5-mile tri-oval.

Now, understand, this was before the days of routine live TV coverage and monitors where replay-after-replay could be reviewed. Those of us covering on deadline -- I was by this time at the Philadelphia Daily News -- needed to be able to see what happened as it happened.

On one of the all-too-often rain days ("Poc-No-Go" we called 'em), a group of us met with track owner Dr. Joseph Mattioli, whose funeral was last week. We told him of our problem and someone wisely explained, "It's like trying to cover a baseball game without being able to see first or third base."Doc Mattioli got a little defensive and said, "What about Indianapolis? You


with reality. Fine if football and baseball and golf think they can properly service media needs by going online only. NHRA can't. That is a cold, hard, honest FACT.

What's enormously frustrating to me is, for several years now, I have been encouraging NHRA to be more pro-active in developing good one-on-one relationships with key media. I don't mean E-mails -- I mean picking up the phone and actually TALKING with journalists. There is no substitute for the sound of the human voice but NHRA, maybe more than any of the other important racing sanction organizations, has continued to slip into the de-humanized world of E-mails, texting, Twitter and so forth. I guess the budget for phone calls got cut along with the media guide budget because, at leastInterview: Interest in pain and palliative care: an African perspective.
Olaitan A Soyannwo speaks to Roshaine Gunawardana, Commissioning Editor: Olaitan Soyannwo is a Professor of Anesthesia, Consultant and former Dean of Clinical Sciences of the College of Medicine, University of Ibadan, Nigeria. She is currently the head of the first hospice and palliative care unit established in Nigeria, at the University College Hospital, Ibadan, in 2007.


[Stereotaxic biopsy of intracranial processes: validity of histologic diagnosis].
The diagnostic validity of stereotactic intracranial biopsies was investigated in 70 patients retrospectively. In 56 cases (80%) the presence of a neoplastic lesion as well as its grade of malignancy was proved by cytological, histological and immunohistochemical techniques. An inflammatory or vascular lesion was found in 8 patients (11.4%). In 6 patients (8.6%) the nature of the lesion remained unclear because of nonspecific histological findings. In 27 cases a correlation was found between the biopsy specimens and corresponding material obtained during open surgery or autopsy. 24 concordant results were found (88.9%). In one case a malignant tumour was classified only according to the findings obtained at operation. In two cases subsequently diagnosed as glioblastoma biopsy reported a higher differentiated astrocytomaQ:

Could not get resource 'https://dl.google.com/dl/android/maven2/com/android/support/support-fragment/28.0.0/support-fragment-28.0.0.aar'

I want to build a simple fragment based App, but I can't load the lib.
Could not get resource 'https://dl.google.com/dl/android/maven2/com/android/support/support-fragment/28.0.0/support-fragment-28.0.0.aar'
What I tried:

update Proxy settings
delete Proxy
settings Check
check Connection
Add:

   // Top-level build file where you can add configuration options common to all sub-projects/modules.

buildscript {
    repositories {
        google()
        jcenter()

    }
    dependencies {
        classpath 'com.android.tools.build:gradle:3.4.1'

        // NOTE: Do not place your application dependencies here; they belong
        // in the individual module build.gradle files
    }
}

allprojects {


able to try this too;
Add this to the app build.gradle

repositories {
        maven { url "https://maven.google.com" }
    }

I hope it's either of these because they're easy to solve. Let me know if it got solved.
Edit: add 3

textareas show the html.
When I get ready to save the the entered data, I set the clientid's into an array.
if(isset($_POST['getarray'])){
    $stmt = $db->prepare('SELECT clientid
                            FROM clients
                            WHERE memberid = :memberid
                            AND groupid = :groupid


The suppression of stimulus-evoked release of amino acid neurotransmitters from synaptosomes by verapamil.
Verapamil at 200 microM, prevented the respiratory stimulation, K+ loss, transmitter release, and 45Ca2+ entry into incubated synaptosomes evoked by veratrine (25 to 75 microM) or by high K+ (56 mM). Verapamil (100 microM) also blocked gamma-aminobutyric acid homoexchange, whilst tetrodotoxin was ineffective. Much lower concentrations of verapamil (less than 1 microM) blocked the 45Ca2+ entry caused by veratrine, but not its action in releasing neurotransmitter or K+. It is concluded that verapamil, at 30 to 200 microM, blocks active Na+ channels, thereby preventing depolarization. At greater than 1 microM, verapamil blocks Ca+ channels selectively.Effect of tyrosine kinase inhibitors on clathrin-coated pit recruitment and internalization of epidermal growth factor receptor.
Several inhibitors of epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR) kinase and Src family kinases (SFK) were employed to study the role of these kinases in EGFR internalization through clathrin-coated pits. The EGFR kinase-specific compound PD158780 substantially diminished EGFR internalization. PP2, an inhibitor of SFK, had a moderate effect on EGFR internalization in several types of cells, including cells lacking SFK, indicating that the inhibition of endocytosis by PP2 is mediated by kinases other than SFK. In contrast, SU6656, a more specific inhibitor of SFK, did not affect EGFR internalization. To examine what stage of internalization requires receptor kinase activity, we established a quantitative assay based on three-dimensional fluorescence microscopy that measures co-localization of an


these guys are telling you what they are going to do, where they
are taking you. You have lived long enough to see a lot of it happening
and that’s your evidence right there. That’s how you get evidence; you
relate it to your own personal experiences, what have you observed through
life. How could these guys write books, publish them from world meetings,
and you see exactly what they said would happen, happen? Like the
European Union. For years and years every Prime Minister across Europe
lied their teeth off. This was to be a European Parliament. There
was supposed to be a sort of loose negotiation of parties who would deal with
economics and trading. Then they admit at the end, once they’d got their
parliament up and running – which is not a parliament atall; it’s definitely
NOT democratic. They admit that, and they released the documentation
which actually stated that the public
were not to be told the truth. When they set the thing up in 1940
they were not to be told the truth… until it was up and running.

Governments
lie all the time. That’s what they do. Politicians lie all the
time. They have always lied all the time. Their job is to please
the people, please them by telling the people what they want to hear, at the
right time. Now, what is it that you want to hear? Jobs.
Health care. Welfare. Unemployment money. That kind of
stuff. That’s what you want to hear and that’s all you will hear at
election time. They never mention the North American Free Trade
Agreement. They don’t mention the things like the


European Union coming
into a parliament, and losing your sovereignties. And that some remote
place, in the middle of Brussels would be running your lives; that wasn’t
mentioned at all. They didn’t mention the fact that we’d all signed away
basically our sovereignty in 1946 with the United Nations. You don’t tell
the people the truth if you want to dominate them. They’d be upset if
they knew what the truth was. That really has been the history of the
world, in all ages, I’ve no doubt.

Here
is a guy who came out with a “conspiracy theory,” as they call it in the
papers; just to put him down I’m sure. It’s from Australia and it says…

Union leader Kevin Bracken 's 9/11 conspiracy theories

stupid and wrong: Gillard

Ewin Hannan / October 20, 2010 / theaustralian.com.au

Julia Gillard
(Alan: She’s theare so many things been put into law that you
can’t even ask a question; a child couldn’t ask certain questions, about
certain things… because it will be put under hate law or this law or that
law. So many laws, you see. And all this progressive movement, they
call themselves, of liberalism, this paving the way, that brought you feminism
and all the other isms that went along with it, they claim to be so
liberal but they are COMPLETELY INTOLERANT when you bring up anything contrary
to their opinions that are stamped in stone, chiseled in stone. They are
completely intolerant, by passing laws to make it so; you can’t ask
questions about things. No-no.
It’s a no-no.

That’s
the world we live in, you see. There is nothing democratic about it;
never was, mind you. Even these governments


her children you see – and she will come to us… therefore must follow
the child and then must follow the man. That’s how it works.
And all he was doing was quoting something I think ancient Nero said at one
time too – one of the ancient Roman emperors. Same thing.
This is an ancient technique.

So
the male has always been their main enemy to stand up and fight them.
It’s the same with empires down through time when they were taking over more
and more land. It was always the guys who had to stand up and
fight. Well, once you eliminate them, either through altering their
hormones for instance, which they have done a darn good job of doing, or many
other ways, you don’t have that problem. You can roll, steamroll ahead
with the newbeen put out there. You will see the lies by the
guys from the top. You will see how they were contradicted but they would
go back and lie again as to what they were doing and how they just rounded up
people in marketplaces in Afghanistan and Iraq and so on – who just happened to
be shopping at the time; wrong place, wrong time – to fill their quotas.
They really tortured the hell out of these people. Lots of them
died. They were murdered in fact. Some of them were murdered, like one,
the guy that it’s named after, the taxi driver. He was actually murdered
by security forces. He was hanging, for maybe 12 hours, with his
handcuffs chained above his head to a grill and his feet were chained to the
floor, in


political/historical
novels, where they change the past and make it awfully intriguing and what’s
left in your head is the changed past that you think is the only
past there was. These aren’t just novelist. Remember I read before, with America’s
Cultural Cold War, where they took over the culture industry; they paid novelists
all through the 50s, 60s, and 70s. They paid them to write this kind of
stuff into their books, to change society. Well, she goes through a lot of
stuff here and she obviously was born with a silver spoon in her mouth, because
I didn’t know that many baby boomers who did as well as she claimed she did in
this article. I’ll touch on it when I come back from this break.

Hi
folks. We’re back and we’re Cutting Through The Matrix andto open its lead up to three goals when Cullen scored on a free-position shot and Dashiell beat the defense to score with a low shot, making it 5-2.

Perry's first goal came off a clear attempt. Jordan caused a turnover and took the ball into the midfielder, dishing to Perry at the top of the zone. Perry ran up the middle for the shot. The Gators got a free-position goal from Graziano to make it 6-3 at halftime.

High Point got back within two goals coming out of the break. Kuhlman cut up the center of the zone, took a pass from Gaeng and shot it in to make it 6-4 with 26:11 left in the game.

The Gators took over from there, scoring seven consecutive goals in less than


riders entered the mist. With poor visibility, the remaining distance was difficult to determine until the grade relented. There the road rose above the fog layer for a fast run to the finish line.

It was a small-group start this week and the first to go was Hybrid-Electric super-champion Bill Bushnell, who soloed to the finish in a characteristically amazing time of 14:32.

Next off was the pair of tandems. Dan and Winnie Brenner took the win here, ahead of the super team of Will and Lynn Van Kaenel.

There were eight men's start groups, seeded by scores so far (or from 2011 if none were available yet this year). Not surprisingly, the top scores came from the first group, with Clark Foy dropping his companions on the steep portion ofBasic Tools for Gardeners

While experienced gardeners are likely to have three times this many tools in the shed, this list will give you a basic idea of the tools you'll need to have to take care of a home landscape:

Shovel

Spading fork

Leaf rake

Bow rake

Leather garden gloves

Pruning shears

Trowel

Sprayer (even if it's just a hand-held, window cleaner type)

Wheelbarrow

Different regions of the country also have their own specialized tools. In areas with heavy clay or rocky soil, for example, it sometimes takes a pick to break through the subsoil. In the Southwest, a tool called a caliche bar (also known as a crowbar) is used to pole holes in the concrete-like caliche soil.


Beta-glucans are material attracting attention for the utility because of their excellent bioregulatory functions that have recently been analyzed, such as lipid metabolism improving action, intestinal regulatory action, blood sugar controlling action, antitumor effect, and immune enhancing action. Application of such material to a broad range of processed foods will bring extreme benefits, not only contributing to enhancement of functionality of processed foods (addition of value) but matching the expectation of contribution to public health maintenance. Beta-glucans occur in a variety of organisms, including microorganisms, basidiomycetes, and plants, chiefly constituting the skeleton of the organisms. Beta-glucans, for the most part, serve to make up cell walls. Beta-glucans are composed mainly of glucose polymers having at least two kinds of β-1-2,1-3, 1-4, and 1-6-D-glucopyranose bonds.
JP-T-2001-501996 studies β-glucans derived fromgrains and gramineous plants. Some β-glucans from grains and gramineous plants contain polyphenols, which can cause a coloration problem. Moreover, the β-glucans from these origins are expensive due to low original β-glucan contents, which puts a limit on applicability to foods.
Among microorganisms and basidiomycetes there are strains which secrete the same β-glucan out of fungi as their cell wall component under some cultivation conditions. The cell wall of microorganisms and basidiomycetes contain a large quantity of β-glucan.
Beta-glucan of microorganism or basidiomycete origin, including β-glucan secreted out of fungi by microorganisms or basidiomycetes, β-glucan harvested from microorganisms or basidiomycetes by isolation, extraction, purification or like means, cell wall components of microorganisms or basidiomycetes, and fungi per se, can or could be added to processed foods, for example, as follows.


created.
Oddly, this works if I copy/paste directly into terminal:
lucas@lucas-ThinkPad-W520:~/class/M101P/6week$ sudo mongod --replSet m101 --logpath "1.log" --dbpath /data/rs1 --port 27020 --oplogSize 64 --smallfiles --fork
about to fork child process, waiting until server is ready for connections.
forked process: 13128
all output going to: /home/lucas/Dropbox/class/M101P/6week/1.log
log file [/home/lucas/Dropbox/class/M101P/6week/1.log] exists; copied to temporary file [/home/lucas/Dropbox/class/M101P/6week/1.log.2014-03-18T09-35-37]
child process started successfully, parent exiting

If it matters, here is my /etc/mongo.conf (I already tried adding fork=true at the end):
# mongodb.conf

# Where to store the data.

# Note: if you run mongodb as a non-root user (recommended) you may
# need to create and set permissions for this directory manually,
# e.g., if the parent directory isn't mutable by the mongodb user.
dbpath=/var/lib/mongodb

#where to log
logpath=/var/log/mongodb/mongodb.log

logappend=true

#port = 27017

# Disables write-ahead journaling
# nojournal = true

# Enables periodic logging of CPU utilization and I/O wait
#cpu = true

# TurnImage copyright Getty Images Image caption Sir Malcolm Rifkind and Jack Straw both deny any wrongdoing

Sir Malcolm Rifkind is coming under pressure to step down as chairman of the Intelligence and Security Committee over "cash-for-access" claims.

His predecessor, ex-Labour MP Kim Howells, said the reputation of the committee - which meets on Tuesday morning - must not be "dragged down".

Sir Malcolm was secretly filmed apparently offering his services to a private firm for cash.

Sir Malcolm and the other MP in the affair, Jack Straw, deny wrongdoing.

BBC assistant political editor Norman Smith said there was "no disguising" the concern the investigations into Sir Malcolm were causing to some members of the intelligence and security committee.

He said that while Sir Malcolm's future "may well hinge" on the pre-scheduled meeting, a formal


a difficult and hostile world; from the time they started arriving in Europe, slowly migrating from their country of origin: India. We may not like the way of behaving of the Roma and their stubbornness in resisting integration. But the fact that they survived and thrived for such a long time means that they have been doing something right.

So I tried to put together a few "tips for survival" placing myself in the role of a Rom, as much as I am able to, being myself just a humble Gadjo. I am not sure that my notes can work as a survival manual, but at least they it should provide some food for thought. (I apologize in advance to my Roma friends for any misinterpretation I made andinstance, one of the traditional activities of the Roma was collecting scrap metal for recycling, something that they saw (and still see) as a perfectly legitimate activity. However, governments started creating laws and regulations that transformed this kind of waste collection into an illegal activity. That pushed most of the Roma who specialize in this field into the shadow world of the "parallel economy," where they still manage to collect metals by exploiting their creativity and adaptability; but under much more difficult conditions.

9. Be jealous of your identity. The Roma stubbornly refuse to be
integrated in the society of the Gadje and they jealously guard their language and their traditions. That seems to to be a common attitude still today, despite the fact that many Romani children go to


tubes. Placing an object to be viewed at the small end of the bundle forms an image of the object at the viewing end appearing as an inner spherical image positioned inside the kaleidosphere. When the object is moved or rotated, the image seen from the viewing end of the kaleidosphere will change in a swirling motion.
The kaleidosphere can be small enough to be held and rotated in a person's hand or it can be large enough to comprise a steel and glass geosphere used in a structural setting. Furthermore, the kaleidosphere can also serve as a piece of furniture, or as a work of art that can be enjoyed when viewed from afar.
(2) Prior Art
The prior art has described various types of kaleidoscopic devices that are typicallytype of kaleidoscopic device is illustrated in U.S. Pat. Nos. Re. 26,031 to Burnside III; 66,134 to Earnshaw; 132,978 to Pool; 151,005 to Bush; 243,537 to Farr: 407,937 to Lovibond; 1,518,204 to Husted; 2,066,548 to Thompson and 3,160,056 to Taylor. The mirror configurations in these devices are not tapered and the design formed is that of a multi-faceted image. These kaleidoscopes also require that the viewer place his eye close to a viewing aperture in the housing to appreciate the image formed. U.S. Pat. No. 1,394,480 to Fearn shows a plurality of V-shaped mirror units joined together around the circumference of a circular housing to form the general effect of a star.
U.S. Pat. No. 3,357,768 to Cox et al describes a two mirror apparatus with the mirrors hinged


Welcome to 2016

Happy New Year!Another one shot by so quickly, it only seems like yesterday that I wrote 'Welcome to 2015'. All is well with the Kingstons and we have made a great start to the New Year with a trip to La Linea in Spain. This made a great base to explore Gibraltar, where we bought in the New Year. After 4 nights we relocated to Tarifa in the Cadiz Provice, south of Seville in Spain. During January we have continued our tour of Cadiz, Malaga and Seville provinces. We will be rturning to the Algarve at the end of January.

Powered by Create your own unique website with customizable templates.footing, and a sign that the partisan tension hasn’t dissipated much, if at all, over their summer vacation.

The situation struck some Capitol veterans as almost unprecedented in modern times.

Congress often convenes jointly for various ceremonial events and meetings, but formal joint sessions are rare. Outside of the annual State of the Union address, aides said, only few joint sessions have been convened in recent years, including when President George W. Bush addressed Congress after the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, and when Obama spoke on health care in September 2009.

Usually these types of arrangements are worked out privately ahead of time, congressional aides said, and the speaker and Senate majority leader extend an invitation for the president to address Congress.

“It is unprecedented to reject the date that