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That's not to say that you wouldn't get gains here, but it might be a bit of a tricky research project to get good designs. (Then again, indexing is always like that.)
What about the current indexes on the table. Are they being used at the moment? Are they only being used in queries that have the predicate that you mentioned? If so, then it might be an easy win to convert some of your existing indexes to have a filter condition (instead of adding a new, filtered index).
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pain for an average of 18 months.

At the start of the study, the pain was so bad that it kept them from running. But after 12 weeks of daily eccentric training (3 sets of 15 repetitions twice per day), all the runners were back at their pre-injury levels.

A control group of 15 runners with the same diagnosis and duration of symptoms was treated conventionally. In no case was the conventional treatment successful. All patients in the control group ended up having surgery.

In a group of subjects in their late 40’s with tennis elbow, the addition of an eccentric exercise known as the Tyler Twist to a standard physical therapy program led to a “marked improvement” in symptoms [13].

All outcome measures for chronic lateral epicondylosis were markedly improved withthe addition of an eccentric wrist extensor exercise to standard physical therapy, compared with physical therapy without the isolated eccentric exercise. A prescription of 3 sets of 15 repetitions daily for approximately 6 weeks appeared to be an effective treatment in the majority of patients

Similar results were seen in a group of men and women suffering from golfer’s elbow, even after all other treatments – physical therapy, cortisone injections and pain killers – had previously failed [4].

There’s also some intriguing research to show that regular heavy strength training works just as well as eccentric training for the treatment of tendon pain.

The study, carried in the Scandinavian Journal of Medicine and Science in Sports, compared three different treatments – corticosteroid injections, eccentric single-leg squats and heavy slow (6 seconds


are neoprene wraps that slide on over your knees and elbows (I like the blue ones made by Rehband).

Their main benefit is compression and warmth, both of which go a long way toward making the tendons and ligaments in your knees and elbows a lot happier when you’re lifting.

Warm ligaments will perform better under load than cold ones. Warm ligaments are much less likely to get injured than cold ligaments. But here’s some news that may shock you; simply “warming up” gets the muscles warm and leaves the ligaments relatively cool. That’s because muscles have plenty of blood coursing through them and ligaments do not. Knee sleeves trap the warmth generated by the muscles and make it available to the nearby ligaments. Think of the sleeves as providingraise your body temperature.

The amount of time you spend doing this will depend on the environment you’re training in. If it’s very warm, you might be able to get away with a few minutes on the bike or rowing machine. If it’s cold, you’ll need to spend a little longer warming up.

While I’m sat on the bike, I’ll open my training diary and write down what I’m about to do.

This helps to clear my mind and gets me focused on the workout to come. Having a plan written down means that I don’t need to think about anything. All I need to do is follow the plan and focus on training as hard as I can.

Next, I move straight to my first exercise and do a very light


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Christian Finn holds a master's degree with distinction in exercise science, is a former personal trainer and has been featured on BBC TV and radio, as well as in Men's Health, Men's Fitness, Fit Pro, Zest, and Perfect Body magazine.I treated myself to a soy one not long after that, and then found myself nicely full that my dinner was no more than a bowl of almond and peanut popcorn & some M&S santorini tomatoes (which, by the way, are the BEST tomatoes in the world)

I went to the gym after work and worked up quite the appetite, and my dinner reflected this with two of those half baked petite pains with olive oil and balsamic vinegar (I always keep these in my cupboards), followed by baked sweet potato with my favourite smashed peas with mint, chilli and vegan feta. Admittedly this fake feta tasted nothing like normal feta… it was different in consistency, texture and flavour… but it brought together the rest of the ingredients which


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abstract: 'Let $X$ be a four-dimensional projective variety defined over the field of complex numbers with only terminal singularities. We prove that if the intersection number of the canonical divisor $K$ with every very general curve is positive ($K$ is almost numerically positive) then every very general proper subvariety of $X$ is of general type in the viewpoint of geometric Kodaira dimension. We note that the converse does not hold for simple abelian varieties.'
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- '[^1] [Shigetaka FUKUDA]{}'
title: On the projective fourfolds with almost numerically positive canonical divisors
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Introduction
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In this paper, every algebraic variety is defined over the field of complex numbers. We follow the standard notation and terminology of the minimal model theory. Let $X$ be a projective variety.

The geometric Kodaira dimension $\kappa_{geom} (X)$ denotes the Kodaira dimension ofis algebraically closed.

From the deformation invariance of the Kodaira dimension due to Tsuji ([@Ts]) and Siu ([@Si]), $\kappa_{geom} (g^{-1} (t))$ for general $t \in T$ is constant.

In the case where $\kappa_{geom} (g^{-1} (t)) = \dim g^{-1} (t)$ for general $t \in T$, there exists a subvariety $T_0 \subsetneqq T$ such that the locus $\bigcup \{ D ; \thickspace D ( \subsetneqq X)$ is a closed subvariety, $\kappa_{geom} (D) < \dim D$ and $D = f(g^{-1} (t))$ for some $t \in T_0 \}$ cannot be covered by at most countably many prime divisors on $X$. Thus we can replace $(V, T)$ by $(V_1 , T_1)$, where $V_1$ and $T_1$ are projective varieties such that $V_1$ is some suitable irreducible component of $g^{-1} (T_0)$ and $T_1 = g(V_1)$ . Because


contradiction!

At last we prove the main theorem.

Proposition \[Prop:Real\] implies the assertion, because the minimal model and the abundance conjectures hold in dimension $\leq 3$ (Kawamata [@Ka], Miyaoka [@Mi], Mori [@Mo]).

The Proof of Theorem \[Thm:CMT\] {#Sect:PCMT}
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\[Prop:Prep\] Let $X$ be $n$-dimensional and with only terminal singularities. If $K_X$ is almost nup, then $X$ is not birationally equivalent to any minimal variety with numerically trivial canonical divisor.

Assuming that $K_X$ is almost nup and that $X$ is birationally equivalent to a minimal variety $M$ with numerically trivial canonical divisor $K_M$, we derive a contradiction. We take a common resolution $\mu : Y \to X$ and $\nu : Y \to M$. Then $K_Y (\geq \mu^*K_X)$ is almost nup.

Let $H$ be a hyperplane section of $M$. We have that $(K_Y, (\nu^* H)^{n-1} ) =Ambro ([@Am]).

This means that, if $K_X$ is not almost nup and $X$ is not birationally equivalent to any minimal fourfold with numerically trivial canonical divisor, then some nonempty Zariski open subset of $X$ is covered by proper subvarieties with geometric Kodaira dimension $\leq 0$.

Main Theorem \[Thm:MT\] and Proposition \[Prop:Prep\] imply the “only if” part.

Proposition \[Prop:Conv\] implies the “if” part, because the minimal model conjecture holds in dimension four (Shokurov [@Sh] for the existence of flips and Kawamata-Matsuda-Matsuki ([@KMM], Theorem 5.1.15) for the termination of flips) and the log minimal model and the log abundance conjectures hold in dimension $\leq 3$ (Kawamata [@Ka2] and Fujita [@Ft] for surfaces, Shokurov [@Sh3] for three-dimensional log flips and Keel-Matsuki-McKernan [@KeMaMc] for the three-dimensional log abundance).

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carried out, as well as of tampering with evidence, has been sent to the Trabzon prosecutor's office.

Lawyers for the Dink family have previously demanded that the gunman, other participants and masterminds within the state should all be tried in the main murder trial in Istanbul, at the Istanbul Fourteenth Serious Crimes Court.

However, the investigations so far have been limited to a small group of mostly young men from Pelitli, a district of Trabzon, and the state connections have been ignored.

In fact, in Trabzon only gendarmerie officer Okan Simsek and sergeant Veysel Sahin are being tried for not acting despite their foreknowledge of a murder plan.

Witness Coskun Igci, who is a gendarmerie informant and the brother-in-law of murder suspect Yasin Hayal, told the Trabzon Second Criminal Court of Peaceto form the stem-loop structure of the O~L~. O~L~ sequence loss has also been seen in some vertebrate mitogenomes, where it has been suggested that a sequence encoding a tRNA adopts a hairpin structure and acts as the O~L~\[[@B30]-[@B32]\].

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$C \setminus v$) is a clique in $G(V,E)$.

$C \setminus u \subset C$, so $C \setminus u$ is a clique in $G(V, E \cup \{uv\})$, i.e., $s,t \in C \setminus u \implies st \in E \cup \{uv\}$. Since $u \not \in C \setminus u$, we must have $st \in E$, i.e., $C$ is a clique in $G(V,E)$.

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how the department does not have any debt, leasing bills and other factors that are sometimes a financial worry.

"I use the analogy of a wheel and a spoke," Thompson said. "You have to have quality examiners to understand how the banks work. We put a quality product out and we've converted more than 50 banks, which increase our assets and so it continues."

Kern thanked the commissioner for his time and said if he ever needed help with anything, to let the committee know.

"Well, as a matter of fact there is," Thompson said. "We would like the committee's support pertaining to HB1599.

HB1599 amends language relating to banks and trust companies. Thompson said the bill helps clean up language regarding the department.Saturday, May 9, 2009

Environmental matters in India seldom get priority. This is more so in the states where they are mostly kept on the back-burner. The central Indian province of Madhya Pradesh, for example, once thickly forested and wetter than many Indian states, has had a series of environmental mishaps because of its governments’ lackadaisical ways.

The world is aware of the Bhopal Gas Tragedy, known as the world’s biggest “Industrial Disaster”, when a lethal gas leaked out from the now-defunct Union Carbide factory on a cold December night in 1984 killing hundreds and maiming thousands. The local environment was so fouled up that the affected people are still suffering from the after-effects of the poison they were exposed to. The post-mortem of the disaster had revealed that the


wide world the inability of the state and central governments, despite running two back-to-back Japanese Bank of International Cooperation-funded multi-million dollar projects, to conserve a water body that they got recognised as a site under the Ramsar Convention.

As in the cases of other environmental disasters an enquiry is necessary to ascertain reasons for the current pathetic state of the Wetland. Only such an enquiry can establish whether it was caused by natural, human or systemic failure. Such an investigation by a body of experts may also identify the systemic shortcomings in management of the Wetland and suggest effective mechanisms, with clear demarcation of institutional and individual responsibilities, to prevent such mishaps of this scale in the future. Above all, such an enquiry will predicate the state’s resolve –so far unseen – to purposefully deal with matters relating to environment.

Wednesday, May 6, 2009

I had never imagined that I would ever come anywhere near the field of journalism. Having spent 30-odd years in the government I agreed with the assertions of many of my colleagues that I had, like them, become practically “useless” for all purposes. Destiny, however, seemed to have willed something else for me.

I established base at Bhopal (India) to spend the (post-retirement) home-stretch. With no pre-occupation and a mind still mercifully agile I progressively became conscious of my surroundings. The lack or, in many ways, total absence of civic amenities in this what-could-be-a-beautiful town irked me. With time available in profusion, I resurrected my Silver Reed portable typewriter and hammered away to churn out


Major venous hemorrhagic complication during transvaginal cystocele repair using the transobturator approach.
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    Park Mayor Ron Serpico.

Contained in the lawsuit filings are documents from the insurer, which alleges Restore engaged in “bait-and-switch” conduct with “the clear intent” of misleading the insurer on amounts billed for their restoration work.

Documents show the contract for fire remediation, labeled with the hand-written word “Emergency” at the top, was signed in haste within days of the fire. District 209 Superintendent Nettie Collins-Hart and Chief Financial Officer Todd Drafall retained Restore without any approval by the school board.

Dan Adams, who was board president in May 2014 at the time of the fire, subsequently signed an amendment to the contract on Aug. 12, giving Restore wide latitude in dealing with the insurance company. That action, despite being taken nine weeks after the fire, was also undertaken without either


their work.

MKA also stated that a previously agreed to 6 percent overhead and 6 percent profit margin were raised to 10 percent each without any discussion with the insurer.

The Santoro brothers, and their companies Restore Construction and Restore Restoration have donated heavily to local political figures. That includes $10,334 to Chris Welch since February 2012. Over the last 11 years the firm has also given $16,000 to Melrose Park mayor Ron Serpico and $39,595 to Cicero Town President Larry Dominick.

In the April 2105 elections, Restore also donated thousands to several Cook County school board race campaigns alongside D209’s former law firm, Del Galdo Law Group.serine/threonine kinase. CHK1 regulates cell-cycle progression and is a main factor in DNA-damage response within a cell. CHK1 inhibitors have been shown to sensitize tumor cells to a variety of genotoxic agents, such as chemotherapy and radiation. (Tse, Archie N., et al., “Targeting Checkpoint Kinase 1 in Cancer Therapeutics.” Clin. Cancer Res. 13(7) (2007) 1955-1960). It has been observed that many tumors are deficient in the G1 DNA damage checkpoint pathway, resulting in the reliance on S and G2 checkpoints to repair DNA damage and survive. (Janetka, James W., et al., “Inhibitors of checkpoint kinases: From discovery to the clinic.” Drug Discovery & Development Vol. 10, No. 4 (2007) 473-486). The S and G2 checkpoints are regulated by CHK1. Inhibition of CHK1 has been shown to cancel the


for the film. “What we know is that the key to this mystery is simply to drop into your heart.”

Merculieff’s project is still raising funds. Though when it launches, Merculieff says he does not expect any pushback from other Native peoples. The government is not doing enough, he said when he chaired the indigenous knowledge sessions at the 2018 Global Summit of Indigenous Peoples on Climate Change. “We knew we need to establish our own ways of doing things.”

Back on the banks of the polluted Saint Lawrence River, the Saint Regis Mohawk tribe had come up with their own solution for climate adaptation. And they were pretty sure the EPA was not going to like it.

Rather than rely on risk assessments to come up with a strategy fornot considering all the implications of us letting that information go,” said Lafrance. She said a coworker tried explaining the sensitive nature of what they were sharing to officials over the phone, likening traditional knowledge to a grandmother’s coveted apple pie recipe. But Lafrance felt they “still didn’t get it.”

In the end, the agency agreed to take a backseat as the tribe got full rein of designing their climate adaptation plan to protect their resources based on their traditional teachings.

In fall 2018, Lafrance went to the 75th convention of the National Congress of the American Indian to speak on a panel about tribal climate change adaptation plans. The bulk of the discussion was about risk assessment data and how best to collect it. Then, Lafrance presented the Saint


professional hockey team, Minnesota Wild who play home games at the Xcel Energy Center. The Xcel Energy Center is also home to the Minnesota Lynx, the WNBA basketball team, during the 2016-2017 season.

Roy Wilkins Auditorium – 9 miles from Roseville – Home to the Minnesota RollerGirls who are founding members of the Women’s Flat Track Derby Association, the preeminent governing body for female, skater-owned, flat-track roller derby leagues. They love to see kids at their bouts!

For Laughs

Joke Joint Comedy Club – 13 miles from Roseville – The Joke Joint Comedy Club offers live stand up comedy Wed-Sat with nationally touring headliners and featuring the best local talent of the Twin Cities.

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Most of the breweries listed on our website are in either Minneapolis or Saint Paul. Instead of listingfellow union brothers and sisters in times of emergency,” said Perlman. “I’m looking forward to hosting the first New York Golf Classic so that the SAG Foundation can continue to make a difference by responding swiftly when crises arise.”

Integrated Wealth Management has signed on as presenting sponsor of the inaugural New York Golf Classic after four successful Los Angeles tournaments. Since 2009, the SAG Foundation has raised over $1.1 million for its Catastrophic Health Fund and Emergency Assistance programs.

“Integrated Wealth Management is proud to be the presenting sponsor of the SAG Foundation’s inaugural New York Golf Classic,” said Jim Casey, the company’s president and CEO. “We think it is important to support the SAG Foundation’s charitable efforts in order to provide a vital safety net for performers in


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2019 ASCCP Annual Meeting Attendee Provider Survey
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Attendees of the ASCCP annual conference are typically physicians and advanced practice clinicians with a special interest in cervical cancer prevention and other issues related to the lower genital tract. To explore provider readiness to adopt risk-based guidelines, all ASCCP 2019 annual meeting attendees received an e-mail with an electronic survey link on the second day of the meeting. In addition, an information table in the meeting exhibit hall provided attendees the opportunity to complete the survey via tablets. The 31-question survey explored current practices, willingness to adopt risk-based guidelines, and demographic information. Items about practice patterns contained multiple-choice options for common practices, as well as free-textthe patient survey and ASCCP meeting provider survey were presented at the second consensus conference in June 2019 and considered when drafting preliminary guidelines for open public comment.

Open Public Comment Period
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A total of 239 individuals completed the public comment survey. Respondents were mostly physicians (64%), specializing in gynecology (60%), and in an academic practice (41%; Table [3](#T3){ref-type="table"}). Participants were asked whether they agreed or disagreed with proposed guidelines and to explain reasons for disagreement. Consensus committees reviewed proportions of agreement/disagreement as well as individual comments when deciding when and how to revise preliminary guideline statements. As a two-thirds majority was required in the final voting process for approval of each recommendation,^[@bib5]^ preliminary statements with less than 67% approval were targeted for revision. Responses to key guideline statements are


was provided only in English, we lacked statistical power to link past patient experience with current preference, and response rate cannot be estimated because the survey was shared via social networks. Patient responses could also have been affected by their understanding of the scenarios presented. The large number of qualitative responses from the public comment period presented challenges in terms of collating data and determining a focus for presentation of results. Although the public comment period solicited feedback from a broader audience, the sample may still not represent the "typical" provider who manages abnormal screening results. Of note, the guidelines are intended for use in the United States; stakeholders in other countries may hold different views.

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Interleukin 15 (IL-15) is an essential cytokine for the survival and proliferation of natural killer (NK) cells. IL-15 activates signaling by the beta and common gamma chain heterodimer of the IL-2 receptor through trans-presentation by cells expressing IL-15 bound to the alpha chain of the IL-15 receptor (IL-15Ralpha). We have shown that membrane-associated IL-15RalphaIL-15 complexes were transferred from presenting cells to NK cells through trans-endocytosis and stimulated efficient phosphorylation of ribosomal protein S6 and NK cell proliferation. Conversely, NK cell interaction with soluble or surface-bound IL-15RalphaIL-15 complex resulted in preferential Stat5 phosphorylation and NK cell survival. Inhibition of metalloprotease-induced IL-15RalphaIL-15 shedding from trans-presenting cells reduced Stat5 phosphorylation in NK cells but had no effect on S6 phosphorylation. Conversely, inhibition of trans-endocytosis by silencing the small GTPase TC21, orreceptor for the human MHC-I molecule HLA-C*05:01. Of over 60 different peptides tested, only two conferred binding to KIR2DS4. Recognition of these peptides presented by HLA-C*05:01 potently activated KIR2DS4+ NK cells to degranulate and produce IFN-gamma and TNF-alpha. Recombinant peptide:HLA-C alone was sufficient to activate KIR2DS4+ NK cells and we estimated the number of HLA-C molecules required for stimulation to be in the range of only a thousand per cell. An alignment search of the KIR2DS4 binding peptides identified an epitope in recombinase A (RecA), a highly conserved bacterial protein. RecA epitopes from the pathogens Chlamydia, Campylobacter, Brucella and Helicobacter were presented by HLA-C*05:01, bound to KIR2DS4, and activated KIR2DS4+ NK cells. By sequence alignment we predict that hundreds of species of bacteria contain RecA epitopes that can


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moral reality, morality can make inescapable claims on us in virtue of the fact that a commitment to some moral claims is a necessary feature of sound practical reasoning (cf. Korsgaard 2009). I return to this question in my discussion of both constructivism and the error theory below. Like realism before it, inescapability presupposes, but goes beyond error in the conditions it imposes for moral objectivity. Consider, once more, the stipulated application conditions for "blip." True, once I explain to someone what these criteria are, he must agree that claims that something or other is a blip are linguistically correct just in case I convince you to despise it on a Tuesday, and that no blip is to be despised on a Wednesday. This does not, however, meanalready seen, any plausible account of morality should be consistent with the idea that moral claims meet the conditions of error. In what follows I shall assume that both constructivism and the error theory meet this constraint. Beyond that, different theories differ on which mark of objectivity is 9781441121752_ch03_Fpp_txt_prf.indd 57 5/19/2011 6:19:17 PM The Continuum Companion to Ethics 58 considered as more basic to moral claims. As we shall see, the comparative plausibility of different forms of constructivism and the error theory are intimately bound up with this question. In discussing different answers to it, I make two simplifying assumptions. First, I assume that all theories confl icting with constructivism and the error theory are untrue. Thus, I shall not address the question whether or not moral claims


those who claim that morality is inescapable, but that what moral judgments aspire to, and also succeed in representing, is a mind-dependent reality of moral facts that are fi xed by how moral agents would respond to the world in different circumstances (cf. Wiggins 1988). According to such "response-dependent" accounts of morality, the fact that the nonminimal truth conditions of moral claims are mind dependent does not mean that there are no facts about what is right and wrong, any more than the fact that the nonminimal truth conditions of claims about the colors are mind dependent means that there are no facts about whether something is red (cf. McDowell 1985). One error theoretic reply to this view is to admit the possibility of minddependent truths that areMoral reasons, on the other hand, are one possible instance of K. Thus, we have beliefs not only about morality, but also about mathematics, physics, chemistry, biology, history, psychology, and aesthetics. Each of these domains is a possible instance of K with respect to which we may want to ask the same questions about our epistemic standing. This might be thought to constitute an important structural difference between the ontological classifi cation of epistemic reasons and moral reasons. If an error theory is true for K-facts and there are no (positive) truths about Ks, it is still consistent to suppose we have more reason to believe some K-claims than others, given our available evidence. Thus, you might have more reason to believe that the sun rises in the


but not to assert that moral claims are thereby committed to error. This is the view of the moral constructivist. 9781441121752_ch03_Fpp_txt_prf.indd 65 5/19/2011 6:19:19 PM The Continuum Companion to Ethics 66 There is no simple formulation of moral constructivism that easily captures all the views that may be thought to deserve that name. Nevertheless, most forms of constructivism are committed to the following two theses. First, some moral claims are true; or if not robustly true, then objectively valid (I shall drop this qualifi cation from now on). Second, the truth of moral claims is a function of what is either constitutive of, or what can be constructed in, moral reasoning or argument. Thus, insofar as it is acceptable to talk about moral facts or properties, these areconstruct. Thus, we might construct a specifi c conception of justice, such as one embodied in some specifi c society at a given time, leaving a number of other moral or political claims unconstructed (cf. Rawls 1999). Alternatively, we might construct a conception of morality in the "narrow" sense of the obligations owed by one person to another, leaving "wider" conceptions of the moral, such as what is and is not good or reasonable, unconstructed (cf. Scanlon 1998). Or we might construct a conception of what it is for someone to have a reason for action, leaving the relationship of practical reasons thus understood to other conceptions of reason, value, or rationality unconstructed (cf. Street 2008). In each case, the interest of the resulting construction is a function


in conditions of justice (cf. Habermas 1996, Rawls 1999). Another attraction of the procedural program is its comparative fl exibility with respect to the issue of objectivity. Thus, some procedural constructions carry no implications for objectivity beyond error. Recall our defi nition of "blip" 9781441121752_ch03_Fpp_txt_prf.indd 69 5/19/2011 6:19:19 PM The Continuum Companion to Ethics 70 in the fi rst section of this chapter. According to this defi nition, something is a blip if I convince you to despise it on a Tuesday, and no blip is to be despised on a Wednesday. Thus understood, blipness is a construction (although the entities falling within the extension of blipness need not be). Furthermore, it is a procedural construction (blipness being the function of some unspecifi ed process of conviction). Yet73 5/19/2011 6:19:20 PM The Continuum Companion to Ethics 74 Blackburn, Simon. (1998), Ruling Passions. Oxford: Oxford University Press. Bloomfi eld, P. (2001), Moral Reality. Oxford: Oxford University Press. Bridges, Douglas. (2009), "Constructive Mathematics." Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/mathematics-constructive/. Accessed 31.05/2010. Brink, D. O. (1989), Moral Realism and the Foundations of Ethics. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Broad, C. D. (1951) "Hagerstrom's Account of Sense of Duty and Certain Allied Experiences." Philosophy 26, 99–113. Chrisman, Matthew. (this volume), "Ethical Expressivism," in C. Miller (ed.), The Continuum Companion to Ethics. Cuneo, Terence. (2007), The Normative Web. Oxford: Oxford University Press. -. (this volume), "Moral Realism," in C. Miller (ed.), The Continuum Companion to Ethics. Dworkin, Ronald. (1996). "Objectivity and Truth: You'd Better Believe It." Philosophy and Public Affairs 25, 87–139.


Ebels-Duggan, Kyla. (this volume), "Kantian Ethics," in The Continuum Companion to Ethics, C. Miller (ed.). Enoch, David. (2006), "Agency, Schagency: Why Normativity Won't Come From What Is Constitutive of Action." The Philosophical Review 115, 169–98. -. (2007), "An Outline of an Argument for Robust Metanormative Realism," in R. Shafer-Landau (ed.), Oxford Studies in Metaethics, Vol. 2. Oxford: Oxford University Press, 21–50. Iemhoff, Rosalie. (2008), "Intuitionism in the Philosophy of Mathematics," Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/intuitionism/ Accessed 31/05/2010. Garner, Richard. (1994), Beyond Morality. Philadelphia: Temple University Press. Gert, Joshua. (2007), "Normative Strength and the Balance of Reasons," Philosophical Review 116 (4), 533–62. Gert, Joshua. (this volume), "Morality and Practical Reason," in C. Miller (ed.), The Continuum Companion to Ethics. Gewirth, Alan. (1978), Reason and Morality. Chicago: Chicago University Press.Theories of Value." Philosophical Studies 127, 109–66. -. (2008), "Constructivism about Reasons." Oxford Studies in Metaethics Vol. 3, R. Shafer-Landau (ed.), 207–46. Wiggins, David. (1988), "Truth, Invention and the Meaning of Life," in G. Sayre-McCord (ed.), Essays on Moral Realism. Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 127–65. Williams, Bernard. (1985), Ethics and the Limits of Philosophy. London: Fontana. -. (2002), Truth and Truthfulness: An Essay in Genealogy. Princeton: Princeton University Press. Wong, David. (2006), Natural Moralities. Oxford: Oxford University Press. Wright, C. (1992), Truth and Objectivity. Cambridge: Harvard University Press. 9781441121752_ch03_Fpp_txt_prf.indd 76 5/19/2011 6:19:20 PM


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[@Thue]. See also the simpler proof of Lászlo Fejes Tóth [@Fejes-Toth-book] as well as a more recent proof due to Hai-Chau Chang and Lih-Chung Wang [@Chang-Wang]. Nevertheless, when there are an infinite number of disks in the whole plane, there are an infinite number of non-congruent packings that achieve that maximal density of $\pi/\sqrt{12} = 0.906899\dots$. Simply remove any finite number of disks from the packing of Figure \[fig:Dense\], for example.

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However, when the (equal) packing disks are confined in a compact container such as a torus or a polygon in the plane, the most dense configurations are much less numerous. There is a lot of literature conjecturing or proving the maximal density and the corresponding configurations achieving that maximal density for a planar square as in Section 1.6bound for a square is the best possible in the sense that there is another constant $K_3$ such that $$\frac{\pi}{\sqrt{12}}-\delta_{\Box}(N) \ge\frac{1}{K_3\sqrt{N}}.$$ Our proof here uses a theorem of Norman Oler [@Oler] (see a shorter proof by Folkman and Graham [@Graham]) in Section \[section:limiting-density\] using a proof of Thue’s theorem due to Chang and Wang [@Chang-Wang].

For $N \le 8$ the most dense packings of equal disks in a square torus are known. For $N\le 5$ the optimal configurations and their densities where shown by Dickinson, et. al. [@Will-square], and for $N=6,7,8$ by Musin and Nikitenko [@Musin]. We show these packings in Subsection \[subsection:Musin\].

Considering the estimates above and motivated from basic results in the theory of continued fractions, we define the *Markov constant for a packing* as the number $$\label{eqn:Markov1}
M(N)=\frac{\pi}{2}\frac{1}{(\frac{\pi}{\sqrt{12}}-\delta(N))N},$$


the generators $(a, b)$ and $(c,d)$. (In other words, those distances are allowed to increase, but not decrease in distance.) Then the resulting lattice points form the centers of a rigid packing if and only if the following hold:

1.  \[equal-length\] The lengths $a^2+b^2 = c^2+d^2$.

2.  \[relatively-prime\] The integers $a, b$ are relatively prime and the integers $c, d$ are relatively prime.

3.  \[packing-constraint\] The lengths $(a \pm c)^2+(b \pm d)^2 > a^2+b^2$.

See [@Connelly-Dickinson; @Connelly-PackingI; @Connelly-PackingII] for a proof. Condition (\[packing-constraint\].) is the packing constraint, where the radius is taken to be $\sqrt{a^2+b^2}$. So this means that, in this case, if one of the conditions of Proposition \[prop:rigid\] do not hold, then the density of the packing can be strictly increased.

Continued Fractions {#section:Continued-Fractions}
-------------------

We see from Subsection \[subsection:Rigid-Packings\]that we need to find “good" rational approximations $b/a$ to $1/\sqrt{3}$ and $2-\sqrt{3}$ for the two types of configurations that we considered. One gets such good approximations using their continued fraction decomposition as follows: $$\frac{1}{\sqrt{3}}= \cfrac{1}{1+\cfrac{1}{1+\cfrac{1}{2+\cfrac{1}{1+\cfrac{1}{2+\cdots}}}}}=[0;1,1,2,1,2,\dots],$$ where the sequence continues periodically as $1,2$. Similarly $$2-\sqrt{3}= \cfrac{1}{3+\cfrac{1}{1+\cfrac{1}{2+\cfrac{1}{1+\cfrac{1}{2+\cdots}}}}}=[0;3,1,2,1,2,\dots],$$ The continued fraction approximations are obtained by truncating the expression above to get a rational approximation to the irrational numbers, $\frac{1}{\sqrt{3}}$ and $2-\sqrt{3}$ in our case, and furthermore the approximations are alternatingly less than and greater than the given irrational. These convergents are $$\frac{1}{\sqrt{3}}=0.577350269\dots:  0,\, 1,\, \frac{1}{2},\, \frac{3}{5},\,\frac{4}{7},\,\frac{11}{19},\,\frac{15}{26},\,\frac{41}{71},\,\frac{56}{97},\, \frac{153}{265},\,\frac{209}{362},\,\dots.$$ These fractions then correspond to: $$0,\, 2, \,4, \,30, \,56, \,418, \,780,\, 5822, \,10864,\,80190,\,151316, \,\dots,$$ where the odd cases …, $2, 30, 418, 5822, 80190 \dots$ correspond to numbers of Type I


while $b_k=q_k$ and $a_k=2p_k-q_k$ are the convergent numerator and denominator for $\frac{1}{\sqrt{3}}$ for $k$ odd, and $b_k=q_k/2$ and $a_k=(2p_k-q_k)/2$ are the convergent numerator and denominator for $\frac{1}{\sqrt{3}}$ for $k$ even.

Similarly, since $$2-{\sqrt{3}} = -2\left(\frac{\sqrt{3}+1}{2}\right)+3,$$ the sequence $$\frac{b_{k-1}}{a_{k-1}}=-2\left(\frac{p_k}{q_k}\right)+3=\frac{-2p_k+3q_k}{q_k}$$ converges to $2-{\sqrt{3}}$, for $k=1, 2, \dots$, where $b_{k-1}=-2p_k+3q_k$ and $a_{k-1}=q_k$ are the convergent numerator and denominator for $2-{\sqrt{3}}$ for $k$ odd, and $b_{k-1}=(-2p_k+3q_k)/2$ and $a_{k-1}=q_k/2$ are the convergent numerator and denominator for $2-{\sqrt{3}}$ for $k$ even.

Markov Constants {#subsection:Markov}
----------------

We will extend the definition of a Markov constant to apply to planar packings instead of rational approximations to irrational numbers. The maximal density of a planar packings of equal circles is $\frac{\pi}{2\sqrt{3}}$. If we have a packing of $N$ equal circles in a (square) torus with density $\delta = \frac{\pi}{2}\bar{\delta}$, we define${\mathbb Z}[i]$, except possibly with the common factor $1+i$, and $z_1 z_2$ is real;

(2) \[Type-II\] a Type II packing if and only if $z_1$ and $z_2$ are relatively prime in ${\mathbb Z}[i]$ and $z_1 z_2$ is pure imaginary.

For Part (\[Type-I\]), if $z_1= a + bi$ and $z_2= a - bi$ are generators for a Type I packing, $z_2= a - bi=\overline{a+ bi}=\bar{z_1}$, and so in ${\mathbb Z}[i]$, all the prime divisors of $z_2$ are conjugates of prime divisors of $z_1$ and conversely. If $p \in  {\mathbb Z}[i]$ is a common prime divisor of $z_1$ and $z_2$, then $\bar{p}$ is also a common divisor and except for $1+i$, the real prime $p\bar{p}$ would also be a common divisor contradicting Condition (\[relatively-prime\]) of Proposition \[prop:rigid\]. It is clear that


in ${\mathbb E}^2$, the number $N$ of points that may be placed within the square, all of which are at distance at least $1$, satisfies $$N \le \frac 2{\sqrt{3}} a^2 + 2a + 1.$$ Consider our square containing circles as containing centered within it a smaller square, with boundary margin of width $1/2$. Let $a$ be the side length of the smaller square, so that $a+1$ is the side length of the square in the packing. All centers of circles must lie within the smaller square, so Oler’s theorem applies; thus for a square of side length $a+1$, we have $N \le \frac 2{\sqrt{3}} a^2 + 2a + 1.$

The density $\delta$ is given by $$\begin{aligned}
\delta &= \frac{\pi(\frac 12)^2N}{(a+1)^2} \\
\Rightarrow \delta &\le \frac{\pi\left(\frac 2{\sqrt{3}} a^2 + 2a + 1\right)}{4(a+1)^2}.\end{aligned}$$

Thissetting $k_2 = \frac{\pi}2 \left(\frac 2{\sqrt{3}} - 1 \right) \frac 32 \sqrt{\frac\pi{\sqrt{12}} - \frac 12} \approx 0.2325$, we have $\left(\frac{\pi}{\sqrt{12}} - \delta \right) N^{1/2} \ge k_2$.

Since $k_2 < k_1$, we always have $\left(\frac{\pi}{\sqrt{12}} - \delta \right) N^{1/2} \ge k_2$, just as desired.

Numerical Experiments and Proposed Best Packings {#section:Best}
================================================

In order to experimentally determine optimal densities, radii, and configurations for certain numbers of disks, denoted $N$, on a square torus, we wrote a program in Java using chaos to find the most tightly-packed configurations following a similar program by Alex Smith for the triangular torus. The program was most reliable for fairly small values, i.e. $N < 30$, as it consistently converged to the same configuration and found no arrangement with a higher density.

For $1 \le N \le 5$, optimal


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An Ottawa city councillor wants the public to have a clear sign their Uber or Lyft driver is legitimate after a man allegedly posing as an Uber driver was charged with sexual assault.

At the city's community and protective services committee meeting Thursday, Coun. Riley Brockington introduced a motion to have city staff review the taxi bylaw and require personal transportation companies such as Uber and Lyft to display some type of decal on vehicles.

Earlier this month, Ottawa police charged a 37-year-old man with two counts of sexual assault after he allegedly posed as an Uber driver in the ByWard Market and assaulted women who got into his vehicle.

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When you see the letters "RJ" in front of a number, like "RJ11" and "RJ45", that does NOT refer to the actual connector. RJ stands for "Registered Jack" and is defined in the Uniform Service Ordering Code, and refers to a specific type of circuit provisioning - so when the phone company dispatched a tech to the field to install a circuit, they would specify an RJ code, which told the tech a few things:

• What type of connector was required (typically a "modular connector" that we're all familiar with)

• The pinout of that connector (and how many contacts the modular connector needed)

• What type of circuit it was

RJ11 defines a single telephone line on the two center pins of a


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Getting an error when trying to import matplotlib

I am using ipython when I am trying to import matplotlib.
I am getting following error
ImportError                               Traceback (most recent call last)
/home/akajappan/<ipython-input-4-82be63b7783c> in <module>()
----> 1 import matplotlib

/home/akajappan/matplotlib.py in <module>()
----> 1 from pylab import plotfile, show, gca
      2 import matplotlib.cbook as cbook
      3
      4 fname = cbook.get_sample_data('msft.csv', asfileobj=False)
      5 fname2 = cbook.get_sample_data('data_x_x2_x3.csv', asfileobj=False)

ImportError: No module named pylab

I tried to install scipy still the error exists.
(sudo apt-get install python-numpy python-scipy python-matplotlib)
Operating system :


of a triangle, and we can apply AM-GM as follows:
$$\sqrt{(x+y-z)(x-y+z)} \leq \frac{(x+y-z)+(x-y+z)}{2}=x$$
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Cytokine modulation of adhesion molecules in the regulation of immunologic cytotoxicity of epidermal targets.
Immunologic cytotoxicity is an important endpoint of the immune response to tumors, viral infected cells, grafted tissues, and exogenous microorganisms, and is also an important mechanism of disease, especially in autoimmunity. There are multiple mechanisms of immunologic cytotoxicity, but each has three major stages: leukocyte/target attachment, specific recognition, and target lysis following effector activation. Adhesion molecules present on leukocytes and potential targets appear to be involved in all three stages of cytotoxicity. A major factor in all types of cellular cytotoxicity is the interaction of LFA-1 on leukocytes and CAM-1 on targets. Modulation of ICAM-1 levels on target by the cytokines TFN-g, IL-1, and TNF-a is a major point of control of the susceptibility ofmore functional, but it can be written as:
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It could be made even more universal if the function that is an argument to wrap would be a generator that instead of yielding only promises to resolve (like the generator-based coroutines usually do) it would yield either promises to resolve or chucks to stream, with some wrapping to distinguish the two. This is just a basic idea but it can be extended much further.


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The westboundwill
have an interesting webview pull request in the near-ish future.

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People complains about this setup but WASM is optional. I've been using Golang
with Lorca _without_ WASM. I actually don't see the value of WASM here..
Anyway, I used Svelte on the frontend, pretty straightforward but any other
lib would have been as easy to bind. And it just... works.

The main advantage over Electron is the size of the bin (~20MB for a medium
app vs. >100MB if it was Electron). If you know the people who are going to
use your app have Chrome installed, it's definitely better than Electron and
you get the best of both worlds - quick crafted & beautiful UI and performant
backend

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Sure you have the smaller distribution size. However you also have drawbacks.
As you mentioned Chrome must be installed. Then


us an incredible amount of new possibilities and hopefully, we will
get to a point where Go will be used in production also for GUI/apps purposes
:)

Congrats for this and good luck for the future.

~~~
grahar64
Hey, I love your go-app library! I wrote a blog post using it here
[https://maori.geek.nz/a-web-app-using-bazel-golang-wasm-
and-...](https://maori.geek.nz/a-web-app-using-bazel-golang-wasm-and-
proto-c020914f4341) and have used it on multiple small experimental projects.
I have plans to use your code, either as inspiration or direct dependence, for
many of my future projects! Cheers :)_

------
AnonsLadder
Well done, I too am building a desktop app in Go, I couldn't find a decent GUI
library and just resorted to packing a webserver & static files into my
program instead. For the time being anyway, still looking for Gui options.
Figured I could make a creative html/css UI instead of figuring out how to
create a GUI.county, and there was nothing there.”

Over the decades, Sacramento grew, and the open land around Dos Rios was filled, largely with warehouses and light-industrial operations, a stark contrast to residential or pastoral environments. It left Dos Rios still disconnected from downtown.

“It wasn’t considered a neighborhood,” Williams says. “It was considered an island of families surrounded by large industrial users.”

Like many public housing complexes, poverty was common at Dos Rios. The median income of residents who most recently lived at Dos Rios in 2018 was $12,000 a year compared to the median income citywide that is seven times greater. Williams says that reflects the demographic makeup of the people who lived there and in other SHRA housing projects. “The majority of our residents are elderly, disabled or single heads


sized lines.

But the concept of public housing may be just as outdated as the sewer lines at Twin Rivers, Williams says. Planning for the transformation of the site began in 2012 when Sacramento won a $300,000 grant from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. Created during the Obama administration, the Choice Neighborhoods program seeks to change the purpose of public housing. “They looked at public housing as a catalyst for redeveloping whole communities,” Williams says.

Under that vision, public housing projects would do more than provide homes for the disadvantaged or segregate impoverished communities in a city. “There is a proven benefit to decentralizing poverty and giving people exposure to other people with different lifestyles and income levels,” Williams says.

Beyond the original 22-acre site, the project’s designwill consider the needs of future residents of the River District along Richards Boulevard and The Railyards.

To achieve that vision, the new Twin Rivers complex will be considerably larger than the original, expanding along 12 acres of Richards Boulevard. Construction of the $310 million project will spread over an estimated five years and include 498 housing units in a combination of townhouses, garden apartments, three- and four-story apartment buildings, and replacements for the 218 units of public housing.

A New Neighborhood

The new Twin Rivers will include other features to create a true neighborhood, Williams says. “We’re adding amenities such as bike trails, a walking trail along the river, a community garden, and we’re planting 500 trees,” he says. “We’re putting in a new park that will sit on top


only way to survive is to use the means of the enemy, to rest survival upon what is expedient, to look the other way. Well, the answer to that is 'survival as what'? A country isn't a rock. It's not an extension of one's self. It's what it stands for. It's what it stands for when standing for something is the most difficult! - Chief Judge Haywood------------My LPs

Scorpion was accurate up to 50 yards and they say it's slow to reload but they mention this is a one on one fight, so it makes sense that each battle started with a bolt to the chest, the Rajput would be out ranged. Also the final comments, "Centurions were formation fighters while Rajput where super awesome 1on1" something to thatAm 13.12.2008 um 15:54 schrieb Alain Schremmer:
> we are depending on charitable people like Dyballa who are giving
> immensely more to the like of us that we are ever likely to give back
I think I still have some years to receive – whatever.
--
Greetings
Pete
Time flies like an error – but fruit flies like a banana!
(almost Groucho Marx)


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Who Is Nick Mavrommatis
Nick Mavrommatis is a passionate artist when it comes to food . His philosophy is to cook food that's healthy and balanced using fresh organic and locally sourced seasonal produce.
Nick keeps his recipes simple as he believes that food is one of life's greatest gifts and should be experienced that way by allthe credibility of witnesses. Sowell v. Butcher &
Singer, Inc., 926 F.2d 289, 296 (3d Cir. 1991); Flynn v. Bass
Bros. Enters., Inc., 744 F.2d 978, 983 (3d Cir. 1984) (quoting
Brady v. Southern Ry. Co., 320 U.S. 476 (1943)).
6
 . According to their own testimony, Mr. Barna consumed a total
of fourteen to sixteen servings of alcohol during the evening,
and Mrs. Barna consumed the equivalent of 8 to 9 servings.
with their service revolvers and with their police-issue "PR-24"

nightsticks.    Otterbine noticed his mother's car, and saw his two

sisters and Mr. Barna.    Aunt Mary signaled to her brother that

Mr. and Mrs. Barna were drunk and wanted to damage the Dehane

property and asked Otterbine to follow her home.     Otterbine

explained to his partner that there


identifying oneself as a

police officer, placing an individual under arrest, or

intervening in a dispute involving others pursuant to a duty

imposed by police department regulations.    See, e.g., Rivera v.

LaPorte, 896 F.2d 691, 696 (2d Cir. 1990) (identification as a

peace officer, arrest of plaintiff, and use of police car); Lusby

v. T.G. & Y. Stores, Inc., 749 F.2d 1423 (10th Cir. 1984)
(flashing of police badge and identification as police officer

working as security guard), vacated on other grounds, 474 U.S.

805 (1985), adhered to on remand, 796 F.2d 1307 (10th Cir.),

9
 . Under a local ordinance, the county sheriff could deputize
individuals who were employed to act as private security
personnel. The individuals would be appointed as "special deputy
sheriffs," and although they were paid by and acted as agents for
the company oraltercation with the

plaintiff, defendant's sister-in-law, arose out of a personal

dispute and defendant neither arrested nor threatened to arrest

the plaintiff); see also D.T. v. Independent School Dist. No. 16,

894 F.2d 1176 (10th Cir.) (finding sexual molestation of students

by public school teacher/coach that occurred on an excursion

unconnected to school activities during school vacation period

when teacher was not employed by the school district did not

occur under color of state law), cert. denied, 498 U.S. 879

(1990).   While a police-officer's use of a state-issue weapon in

the pursuit of private activities will have "furthered" the

§ 1983 violation in a literal sense, courts generally require

additional indicia of state authority to conclude that the

officer acted under color of state law.   Compare Bonsignore v.
City of New York, 683 F.2d 635 (2d Cir. 1982)


authorized place of police duty.

See N.J. Stat. Ann. § 2C:39-3(e), (g).   Nor, under the

circumstances of this case, do we view the use of the nightstick

to hold Mr. Barna during the assault as an assertion by

Echevarria of official authority.   In short, we believe the

unauthorized use of a police-issue nightstick is simply not

enough to color this clearly personal family dispute with the

imprimatur of state authority.11

          To hold otherwise would create a federal cause of

action out of any unauthorized use of a police-issue weapon,

without regard to whether there are any additional circumstances

to indicate that the officer was exercising actual or purported

police authority.   We do not understand the under color

requirement of § 1983 to be satisfied by      Officer Hawkins is employed by the Township of

Woodbridge, and Alan J. Baratz is the attorney for the township.

On September 9, 1993, Baratz filed an answer to the Barnas'

complaint purportedly on behalf of "[t]he Township of Woodbridge,

Charles Hawkins, James Crilly, and Frank Wallace."   App. 1175.

At the close of this answer, Baratz expressly described his firm

14
 . In Count XI of their amended complaint the Barnas alleged
that Officer Hawkins intercepted Mr. Barna's telephone calls
without a warrant or any judicial authority, in violation of
their protected privacy interests.
as attorneys for all four of these defendants.      Thirteen days

later, on September 22, 1993, a conference was held before the

Magistrate Judge concerning in limine motions.      At the


was given him by Hartley, and mailed the instrument to Hartley for signature and acknowledgment by himself and wife. Thereafter the instrument, acknowledged December 11, 1944, was received by Martin. The sawmill was installed and full operations were commenced. There was no friction of any kind between the parties. A large portion of the property was used by the appellant in connection with the business for about a year and a half without objection or protest from the appellees  their residence was situated nearby, and they could see and observe what was going on. Finally appellant was about to move one of his employees into a house on this land, when Hartley went to him and protested that the employee was undesirable. Up to this point, thereis no substantial dispute. Nothing had marred the apparent satisfactory relations between the parties.
*120 During the conversation about the undesirable employee, Hartley charged that Martin had encroached on the "still lot", which was reserved; that he had expressly written this into the lease before signing, and asked to see the lease. Martin said he was unable to locate it  it was Saturday, a payday  but that he would find it and let him see it the next week. Thereupon Hartley procured counsel and instituted this proceeding. It might be stated, in passing, that the alleged undesirable employee did not move.
The evidence for the appellees tended to show that when the lease was received, there was no reservation of the "still lot"  a lot on which


a turpentine still was located; that before acknowledging, Hartley wrote on the margin where the description began with pencil, "still lot reserved"; that the pencil writing was erased; that "100 feet x 100 feet still lot reserved" was written with typewriter in lieu thereof, without the knowledge or consent of appellees; that the "still lot" was actually 200 by 272 feet; that this type was heavier than that in the body of the description. In other words, the instrument had been deliberately altered after its execution.
The evidence for the appellant was to the effect that he had written the lease himself; that, after writing the description, he observed that he had left out the reservation of the "still lot", which was agreed between them to be 100 feetby 100 feet; that he then put the paper back into the typewriter, and made the change before sending it to Hartley; that when he received the acknowledged instrument, with "still lot reserved" in pencil, he saw Hartley on the street in Waynesboro, told him about it, and asked him to erase; that he sent the paper through the mail to Hartley for this purpose, and also, because it was in the wrong section, and in a week or two, it came back to him through the mail, with the pencil writing erased. In other words, appellant had made no alteration *121 at all, and that the erasure of the pencil writing had been done by appellees.
On this issue of fact, the learned chancellor was warranted in finding


suggested to promote AKT-mediated phosphorylation at Ser253 in the NLS motif ([@b41-ol-0-0-5851],[@b42-ol-0-0-5851]). It is therefore possible that the acetylation of Lys259, Lys262 and Lys271 in the NLS region of FOXO3a changes the conformation of the NLS and results poor affinity for the DNA, making the NLS prone to phosphorylation by AKT ([@b42-ol-0-0-5851]). AKT phosphorylation of FOXO3a at Thr32 in the CR1 region and Ser253 in the NLS region increases the binding of FOXO3a to 14-3-3 proteins, and decreases the interaction between FOXO3a and CBP/p300 ([@b42-ol-0-0-5851]). Phosphorylated FOXO3a (Thr32/Ser253) is unable to bind to CBP/p300 and loses the ability for chromatin remodeling. AMPK phosphorylation of FOXO3a at Ser626 in the CR3 domain increases the binding of CBP/p300 and transactivation activity of FOXO3a ([@b10-ol-0-0-5851]). It has also been demonstrated that/*
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treated unfairly by people, and we’ve done it even when he completely screws over his good buddy Weasel, then we’re in it for the long haul. We want a payoff where Deadpool finally becomes a hero. But then he just throws it away. That’s just infuriating for the reader! To make things even worse, we’re now in a storyline where Deadpool just goes into space and starts killing a ton of space alien mercenaries. This is so goofy and ridiculous, and this isn’t anything like the Deadpool we’ve followed for 32 issues. This is just Deadpool being goofy for the sake of being goofy with nothing else going for it. And that is what people absolutely hated about this comic. This storyline almost made me drop the series1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to an actuator which allows a slider to perform a rectilinear reciprocating motion along a frame under the driving action of a driving source.
2. Description of the Related Art
A transport means such as an actuator has been hitherto used, for example, in order to transport a workpiece.
A conventional actuator is shown in FIGS. 15 and 16 (see, for example, Japanese Laid-Open Patent Publication No. 11-30234).
The conventional actuator 1 includes a slider 4 which is displaceable along a recess 3 of a track rail 2, and a screw shaft 6 which is driven by an unillustrated driving motor and which is screwed together with a nut member 5 that is detachable with respect to the slider 4. Screw shaft supports 7a,


Three-dimensional defect evaluation of air polishing on extracted human roots.
Root surfaces experience continuous abrasive instrumentation during lifelong periodontal maintenance. Periodontists need both effective and minimally abrasive debridement techniques. Air polishing devices might, therefore, constitute a good alternative to mechanical instrumentation. Because little is known of the three-dimensional shape and volume of the abrasion caused by different powders, it is the aim of the study to investigate the three-dimensional extent of these defects. Cementum-covered roots of 20 extracted human premolars were coated with resin caps, leaving four areas with identical diameter open for instrumentation using bicarbonate powder and glycine powder. Treatment times were 5 and 10 seconds in a first interval and 10 seconds in a second interval. Maximum settings were chosen for power and lavage. The teeth werefriend and neighbor Benjamin Rush were among the few prominent citizens who remained to tend the ill when many other wealthy inhabitants fled to the countryside.

As White aged, arranging for his successor became divisive in the diocese. Benjamin Allen arrived from Virginia to lead the diocese's most evangelical congregation, St. Paul's and also founded another congregation, St. Andrew's, without White's permission. White questioned certain aspects of lay leadership at the revival meetings. Allen and the evangelical party selected George Boyd to replace White's assistant James Abercrombie, and Allen in place of Kemper at the diocesan council. When they tried to elect Meade as White's coadjutor (assistant bishop with right of succession) over White's preferred candidate (Bird Wilson, a professor at General Theological Seminary but canonically resident in Pennsylvania),


Whites had eight children, only three of whom survived to adulthood. As a widower, White supported seven of his grandchildren. In 1813, the bishop's widowed daughter Elizabeth brought her two daughters to live in the house. Elizabeth, called "Betsy" by the family, managed the household for nearly twenty years until her death in 1831. After the death of the Whites' son-in-law and daughter Mary, White and Betsy brought his five grandchildren (through Mary) into his home where they lived for the ten years leading up to his death.

White's younger sister Mary was married to Robert Morris, who was known as the "Financier of the Revolution" for securing funding for the colonial cause.

White's household included a free African American coachman, named John, but no slaves.

A lengthy obituary devoted toQ:

Get minutes from CRON expression (c#)

I'm trying to find a way how to get a specific value from a CRON expression.
E.g. I have this CRON expression "*/5 * * * *" and I need to get minutes. The result must be 5. All I found it's example of usage NCrontab library. It shows how to get schedule:
var schedule = CrontabSchedule.Parse("*/5 * * * *");

Is there any way to solve this problem?

A:

If you simply need the minutes, you shouldn't need the NCrontab library. You can parse this simple enough yourself.
var expression = "*/5 * * * *";
var split = expression.Split(" ".ToCharArray(), StringSplitOptions.RemoveEmptyEntries);

if (split.Length < 5)
    throw new Exception("Invalid CRON expression");

var onlyDigits = "0123456789";

// strip non numeric chars
var minutes = new string(split[0].Where(c => onlyDigits.Contains(c)).ToArray());


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//director. He was happy for the company when he let a reporter inside to briefly chat. On the other side of Church Street, painter Douglas Ballentine was working on a depiction of St. Philip's Church and said he hadn't seen anyone out except for locals walking their dogs.

Marion Square, one of many parks with no evident barriers, was nonetheless deserted. A police car was parked on a dirt path inside. Across the street, a bellhop opened the doors for the rare entrant to the Francis Marion Hotel with a smile and a surgical-gloved helping hand.

Some were already stressed by seismic changes in the pace of life in the Lowcountry. Mandy Myers, of James Island, was attending her three children outside a downtown gelato shop near Waterfront Park as


Island, which is under Charleston's jurisdiction but part of Berkeley County, it was business as usual.

The leaders of unincorporated Berkeley County have taken a more hands-off approach. County Supervisor Johnny Cribb said he trusts Gov. Henry McMaster to make the best decisions for the state and didn’t see any reason to issue a mandatory order. The city representative for Daniel Island, Charleston Councilwoman Marie Delcioppo, was likewise in the minority that opposed the stay-home order in a Tuesday vote.

On Thursday, residents appeared to lean toward that more relaxed mentality. The Guggenheim Terrace park, located between Seven Farms and Island Park Drive, was filled with walkers, joggers and people-watchers. Several ate lunch on picnic benches.

Inside the Daniel Island Publix Supermarket, at least 30 customers waited shoulder to shoulder toOCD symptoms. Differences in dispositional resilience were weakly related to remission status at follow-up (odds ratio of 1.11). Furthermore, resilience improved from pre- to post-treatment (Cohen's d of 0.65). Our results imply that patients' initial resilience score does not hinder nor facilitate treatment effects to a great extent in this format of ERP treatment.


$$c(q, q) \ge k_* \norm{\nabla q}^2 \qquad \forall q \in M^h.
    \label{eq:c-coercive}$$

This follows directly from $$c(q, q) = \norm{k^{1/2} \nabla q}^2 \ge \norm{k_*^{1/2} \nabla q}^2.$$

\[lem:bounds\_for\_S\_new\] For the matrices $A$, $B$ and $C_{k}$ given in , the pressure Schur complement $S$ in and the pressure mass matrix $Q$ in , for an inf-sup stable formulation satisfying , the following bounds hold $$\label{eq:upperLowerBound}
    0 < c_q
    \le \frac{\langle Sq, q\rangle}{\langle (Q + C_{k})q, q \rangle}
    \le c^q, \quad \forall q \in N^{n_{p}},$$ where $c^{q}$ is given by $$\label{eq:upper_c}
    c^{q} =
    \begin{cases}
      1/(1 - |\alpha|)    & \mathrm{if}\ -1/3 \le \alpha < 0,\\
    is not suitable for large scale problems. Note that we never construct the inverse of $P$ or $T$, but that we just use the action of the inverse.

All tests use the MINRES method, and the solver is terminated once a relative true residual of $10^{-8}$ is reached. For multigrid approximations of $P^{-1}$, smoothed aggregation algebraic multigrid is used via the library ML [@gee:2006]. For multigrid approximations of $T^{-1}$, classical algebraic multigrid is used via the library BoomerAMG [@henson:2002]. Unless otherwise stated, we use multigrid V-cycles, with two applications of Chebyshev with Jacobi smoothing on each level (pre and post) in the case of smoothed aggregation, and symmetric Gauss–Seidel for the classical algebraic multigrid. The computer code is developed using the finite element library DOLFIN [@logg:2010], with block preconditioner support from PETSc [@brown:2012]


is the analytic expression for corner-flow [@Batchelor:book Section 4.8]. The corner-flow velocity components $u_{x}$ and $u_{z}$ are given by $$u_{x} = \cos(\theta) u_{r}  + \sin(\theta)u_{\theta},
  \quad
  u_{z} = -\sin(\theta) u_{r} + \cos(\theta)u_{\theta},$$ where $\theta = -\arctan(\tilde{z}/x)$, $\tilde{z} = z - 1$ and $$u_r = C \theta \sin(\theta) + D(\sin(\theta) + \theta\cos(\theta)),
  \quad
  u_{\theta} = C(\sin(\theta) - \theta\cos(\theta)) + D\theta\sin(\theta),$$ with $$C = \frac{\beta\sin(\beta)}{\beta^{2} - \sin^{2}(\beta)},
  \quad
  D = \frac{\beta\cos(\beta) - \sin(\beta)}{\beta^{2} - \sin^{2}(\beta)}.$$ Here $\beta = \pi/4$ is the angle between $\Gamma_{1}$ and $\Gamma_{2}$. In Figure \[fig:2Dsimulation\] we show the computed streamlines of the magma and matrix velocity fields for this problem.

Table \[tab:corner-2d\] presents the number of solver iterations for the LU and AMG preconditioners for different values of $\alpha$. We observe very similar behaviour as we11473.5 provides: "All seizures of controlled substances, instruments or paraphernalia used for unlawfully using or administering a controlled substance which are in possession of any city, county or state official as found property, or as the result of a case in which no trial was had or which has been disposed of by way of dismissal or otherwise than by conviction, shall be destroyed by order of the court, unless the court finds that the controlled substances, instruments, or paraphernalia were lawfully possessed by the defendant."
[6]  Penal Code section 1417.6 requires that narcotics that are "introduced or filed as an exhibit" at trial "shall be, by order of the trial court, destroyed or otherwise disposed of under the conditions provided in the order no sooner than 60


Q:

How to make a depth map from a 3D model?

Given a 3D .obj model, for example a rabbit. How can we make a depth map out of it? Any idea or help would be much appreciated.

A:

Something like this perhaps:
model = ExampleData[{"Geometry3D", "StanfordBunny"}];
region = BoundaryDiscretizeGraphics[model];

Rasterize @ RegionPlot3D[region, ColorFunction -> (Glow[GrayLevel[#3]] &),
  ViewPoint -> {0, 0, 10}, Background -> Black, Boxed -> False, Lighting -> None]

A:

Mostly the same as @SimonWoods, but it runs on V9:
data = ExampleData[{"Geometry3D", "StanfordBunny"}, "VertexData"];
ListSurfacePlot3D[data, MaxPlotPoints -> 50,
 ColorFunction -> (Glow[GrayLevel[#3]] &), Mesh -> None,
 Background -> Black, Boxed -> False, ViewPoint -> {0, 0, 10},
 Axes -> False]

A:

Here's a variation to help with different points of view.
data = ExampleData[{"Geometry3D", "StanfordBunny"}, "VertexData"];
viewPoint = {-1, -1, -1};
{min, max} = {Min@#, Max@#} &@(EuclideanDistance[#, viewPoint]Gokhale bridge was constructed and owned by the BMC, Western Railway was supposed to maintain it, said officials of the BMC’s bridges department.

“According to the Railways Act-1989, once the tracks are laid, the facilities/infrastructure over it — like ROBs , FOBs and even nullahs (drains) — are supposed to be maintained by the Railways. After 10 years of laying the tracks, the Railways is supposed to regularly audit the infrastructure. While the owner/civic body will have to bear the cost of this, the Railways will have to carry out the reconstruction and maintenance,” said Shitalaprasad Kori, BMC chief engineer (Bridges).

“For the maintenance of the Gokhale bridge, we had given Rs 23 lakh to the Railways in 2011,” he added. Kori maintained BMC has always sanctioned the cost of


on the configuration of haplotypes and segregating sites at time 0.

-   The average coalescence times in the past.

-   The average mutation times in the past.

-   The average times when alleles are lost in the past. (The time of loss of the last haplotype is truncated at the TMRCA if not lost by mutation.)

-   The average allele ages in the past.

-   The distribution of ancestor lines and the average allele configuration at a given time in the past.

The program also implements a variable population size option with exponential growth. Coalescent times then have a distribution that depends on the time when they occur. We do not go into detail here, but refer the reader to @GT1994c. The analogue ofare screened, repaired and / or refurbished,
according to our customers' wishes. Products that cannot be
repaired and / or refurbished are disposed of in full compliance
with environmental regulations and waste directives.

Refurbishing

Solutions to problems do not necessarily require new
products. A product that is no longer needed to perform some
function may prove useful elsewhere. And a faulty product may be
repaired, or healthy components recovered and retained for
future re-use when repairing other products. Extending the life
and usefulness of old products maximizes the investment made,
prevents premature obsolescence and helps to reduce electronic
waste. This value added service is vital in today's global
market, where resource management is paramount.

Recycling

All good things come to an end. And how that end is
managed is just as important as what came before. ENAME is
committed to monitoring and minimizing the environmental


What Does Your Bible Look Like? -Jeremiah 29:13

And you will seek Me and find Me, when you search for Me with all your heart. Jeremiah 29:13

What does your Bible look like? Has it been used lately or has it been sitting unopened for a while? Is it worn and tattered from use? Or is it in “perfect” condition? My Bible was once in “perfect” condition. I thought that if I wrote in it or the pages were wrinkled I was being disrespectful to God’s word. But that was before I understood what perfect really looks like. Now, my Bible may look a little worn and it’s stuffed with notes but I have a much better understanding of what God has to say to me. I’m not saying thatthat closeness with Him in order for our lives to have meaning. And we need to study God’s word so that we will be prepared to share it with other people.

If, like me, you struggle to find the time to read your Bible every day, I want to encourage you. Yes, our time is precious but there is nothing more precious than our relationship with God. And there is nothing more important than growing our understanding of His word. The benefit we receive from our time with God is tremendous. You see, it’s not about what your Bible looks like, it’s about where your heart is. God promises us that if we search for Him with our whole heart, we will find Him. And that is what God


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they themselves stay on to enjoy the fruits of their labour over the years.

It must be mentioned, however, that there have been cases of deception, exploitation and sheer thuggery on the part of some Kenyan Indians. As unprincipled partners of wealthy Africans, they have looted the country and fled to greener pastures. They spoil the name of India and Indians in Kenya and escape nemesis in other countries.

Much is being made of the Indian government’s lack of initiative to save the Indians in Kenya and to resolve the present conflict. Any foreign country can assist its citizens only by evacuating them in extreme emergencies. Kenya will not accept any plea for special treatment for Indians when the whole country is ablaze. Foreigners necessarily face such risks in anythe entire school for a long
time.

China
coming forward to share openly India’s concern over Pakistan and terrorism in the region during Prime Minister Manmohan Singh’s three-day visit is a notable first. Although it finds no place in the Vision document, unlike in the past, the Chinese leadership was willing to talk about Pakistan and “what is happening in our neighbourhood”.

Highly placed sources in the Prime Minister’s delegation told The Tribune that during this visit the Chinese leadership has gone the farthest in responding New Delhi’s position vis-a-vis Pakistan. The Chinese leadership showed an appreciation of the danger of anti-India terrorism emanating from Pakistan that had hitherto not been forthcoming. Both President Hu Jintao and Premier Wen Jiabao were most responsive to Dr Singh’s assessment of the situation in Pakistan.


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