establishing the source of petitioner’s joint pain.
Id. at 688. Two rheumatologists examined petitioner and did not report objective evidence of
                                                75
arthritis, i.e., joint swelling or limitation of range of motion. Id. Petitioner complained of joint
pain that was arthralgic. Id. at 688-89. However, petitioner also had pain amplification
syndrome and may have had something similar to fibromyalgia, making it difficult for Dr. Rosé
to say it was arthralgia. Id. at 689. Her joint pain could be attributed to the UCTD or to her
other painof the tests for the lupus
anticoagulant, the most sensitive of all of them. Id. at 713. Whenever you increase sensitivity,
however, you lose specificity. Id. Doctors did two tests for petitioner’s lupus anticoagulant, the
hexagonal and the mixing test. Id. at 715. The hexagonal was positive but the mixing test was
negative. Id. Dr. Rosé does not think petitioner has gastrointestinal manifestations of UCTD. Id.
at 717. None of the two rheumatologists who saw petitioner reported that petitioner had a malar
rash. Id. at 718. Dr. Nichter wrote a letter dated March 1, 2010 stating that petitioner’s
occasional vesicular rash did not meet the criteria for a butterfly rash of SLE. Id. at 719-20. Dr.
Petri prescribed Plaquenil, a mild immune suppressor, for petitioner. Id. at 721. Petitioner tried
Plaquenil for several days but did not


                    77
circulating that have an autoantibody nature. Id. Where the antibodies bind in terms of the
proteins involved in Wang, they were not part of the regulation of the autonomic nervous system.
Id. at 813. If Dr. Wiznitzer had designed this study, he would have needed a much larger
population, not seven controls, and he would have chosen another one or two organs in the body,
not the heart, to see if there were similar cross-reactivity or these were just nonspecific
antibodies in the bloodstream. Id. All Wang did was find something and say he does not know
what it means. Id. at 814. Just because an autoantibody binds does not mean it causes problems.
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Dr. Kennette’s office received a telephone call from petitioner’s mother. She wanted the lot
number of Gardasil that petitioner had received. She said that petitioner’s headaches had been
ongoing since petitioner received Gardasil. In addition, a friend had received the same lot
number of Gardasil and she had the same problem as petitioner.

        Also on March 31, 2009, Dr. Kennette filled out a VAERS (Vaccine Adverse Event
Reporting System) form, writing that petitioner received Gardasil on December 3, 2008 and the
onset of her vaccine reaction on


to petitioner’s medical records, petitioner’s father’s
summary of the medical records, petitioner’s affidavit, and petitioner’s father’s affidavit. The
hallmark of POTS is feeling faint when rising from a supine position, when blood pressure
becomes low and the heart rate rises. Petitioner did not have these symptoms until she had been
sitting in a wheelchair for seven months. The first notice of petitioner’s swaying, saying her legs
felt like jello, was on April 6, 2009, which was four months after her second Gardasil. She had
no problem getting up. Her problem was leaning when she walked. Dr. Nichter diagnosed her
with a wobbly gait, but no vertigo or ataxia. By April 22, 2009, petitioner felt her legs were not
part of her body. She was under a lot of stress at home because her maternal grandmother died
andwere

passing by in a van, and they noticed that she had blood all over her pants. She realized she had been

stabbed. At trial, Villa was shown a knife that had been subsequently removed from Appellant’s

bedroom. She testified that it resembled the knife used in the attack, but she could not be sure it was

the same knife. Villa identified Appellant in the courtroom. She testified that she was positive of

her identification, stating that she “just [had not] forgotten that face.” No objection was lodged to

the in-court identification.

        Deborah Ibaven and her mother Rebecca were driving in a van on Scenic Drive when they

witnessed the attack. Deborah saw a man hitting something. When they got closer, Deborah saw

Villa on the ground struggling with


guilty of ATTEMPTED AGGRAVATED KIDNAPPING. (Verdict Form C)

              Unless you so find beyond a reasonable doubt, or if you have a reasonable
       doubt thereof, you will acquit the Defendant LUIS CAMACHO of ATTEMPTED
       AGGRAVATED KIDNAPPING. (Verdict Form D)

(Emphases and capitalizations in original).

       The jury was further instructed that:

              If you believe from the evidence beyond a reasonable doubt that the
       Defendant is guilty of either AGGRAVATED KIDNAPPING or ATTEMPTED
       AGGRAVATED KIDNAPPING but76 S.W.3d 224, 228 (Tex. App.--Dallas 2002, pet. ref’d). Here, the

argument portion of the issue consists of several paragraphs which explicate the standard of review

for factual sufficiency. The evidence is not discussed, there are no citations to the record, and no

argument is stated pointing out how the evidence is insufficient or what element of the offense is

deemed as insufficiently proven. This issue is insufficiently briefed and presents nothing for review.
See TEX . R. APP . P. 38.l(h); McDuff v. State, 939 S.W.2d 607, 613 (Tex. Crim. App.), cert. denied,

522 U.S. 844 (1997). Issue No. Three is overruled.


Q:

Information extraction with reinforcement learning, feasible?

I was wondering if one could use Reinforcement Learning (as it is going to be more and more trendy with the Google DeepMind & AlphaGo's stuff) to parse and extract information from text.
For example, could it be a competitive approach to structured prediction such as
Named Entity Recognition (NER), i.e. the task of labelling New York by "city", and New York Times by "organization"
Part-of-speech tagging (POS), i.e. classifying words as determinant, noun, etc.
information extraction, i.e. finding and labelling some target information in texts, for instance 12/03 is date given the context meaning 3 December and has the label "expiry date"
What would be a relevant modelling to do these tasks?
Rather naively I would think of a pointer that read the text from start to endadenylyltransferase ([@bib82]) in the potato genome ([Table S1](http://www.g3journal.org/lookup/suppl/doi:10.1534/g3.114.012377/-/DC1/TableS1.pdf)). The 5-kbp gene has 14 exons and is ubiquitously expressed. Twenty-five SNPs were scored in an amplicon located in exons three to six. Nine SNPs in five LD groups were associated with chip color, TSC, and TSY. The low-frequency SNP haplotypes *AGPaseS-C~1259~C~1612~* and *AGPaseS-C~1284~T~1411~C~1457~* corresponded to the diagnostic SSCP markers *AGPsS-10a* and *AGPsS-9a* ([@bib45]), respectively ([Table 3](#t3){ref-type="table"}). The three remaining, rather frequent SNP alleles showed negative (*AGPaseS-G~1286~* and *AGPaseS-G~1348~ C~1592~*) or positive (*AGPaseS-C~1392~*) trait associations ([Table 2](#t2){ref-type="table"}).

8.  Twenty genes are annotated either as 'invertase' or 'beta-fructofuranosidase' in the potato genome ([Table S1](http://www.g3journal.org/lookup/suppl/doi:10.1534/g3.114.012377/-/DC1/TableS1.pdf)), five of which have been previously cloned and characterized, the soluble acid invertase *Pain-1* ([@bib91]; [@bib92]) and two pairs of tandem duplicated apoplastic or cell wall invertases


different loci in the current version of the potato genome sequence (exon 1: PGSC0003DMG400033858, exons 2−5: PGSC0003DMG400003495, exons 6−13: PGSC0003DMG400007782, exons 13−15: PGSC0003DMG400002479) ([Table S1](http://www.g3journal.org/lookup/suppl/doi:10.1534/g3.114.012377/-/DC1/TableS1.pdf)). The characterized cDNA sequence (D00520) matches to four small scaffolds containing different parts of the gene (PGSC0003DMO000067817, PGSC0003DMO000068066, PGSC0003DMO000068164, PGSC0003DMO000068105), which are not anchored to the current physical map. The gene comprises 15 kbp, has 15 exons, and is highly expressed in all tissues. In total 161 full-length cDNAs (2901 bp) were cloned from leaf and tuber tissue of cultivars Diana, Theresa, Saturna, and Satina. Satina served as negative control because this cultivar lacked the SSCP markers *Stp23-8b* and *Stp23-8a* associated with increased tuber starch content and better chip quality in the CHIPS-ALL population ([@bib43]). Multiple sequence comparisons identified 15 consensus SNPs, eightIn the present day, investors are discovering that computers and, in particular, computer networks such as the Internet, are a particularly useful tool for managing and tracking their financial investment portfolio. Whether it is an individual investor seeking to occasionally buy or sell stocks, bonds, or other financial instruments; a day trader conducting numerous such transactions each day; or a professional investor such as a licensed broker who manages the financial portfolios of numerous clients; access via a computer network to financial markets to conduct these transactions is now and increasingly more so in the future an important channel for execution of this business.
Thus, a need in the art has developed for an infrastructure that both supports access to the financial markets and provides fast and efficient management


or function improves the scalability of the system because if any particular server (e.g., the order server, the customer account server, and/or the quote server) becomes bogged down with traffic, an additional redundant server of that particular type can be added to the system for increased processing capabilities. Further, modifications to logic can be more easily implemented due to such segmentation as the logic is isolated on the corresponding dedicated server.
According to another aspect of the preferred embodiment of the present invention, the intermediate layer servers preferably communicate with each other and with the front end layer via TCP/IP communication protocol, which accommodates the front end layer and intermediate layer being physically remote from each other and the various intermediate layer servers being physically remote from each other.
AccordingEffect of premedication on etomidate anaesthesia.
The effect of premedication upon the induction of anaesthesia with etomidate was studied in 74 adult patients undergoing elective orthopaedic surgery. Premedication with fentanyl plus atropine or with diazepam plus atropine decreased the frequency of involuntary muscle movements without modifying the pattern of the circulatory effects of etomidate, although fentanyl increased the frequency of apnoea. Pain at the site of injection was not modified by premedication.


84 % (141/168) were on cotrimoxazole prophylaxis therapy (CPT).Table 2Characteristics of children with known and unknown HIV status notified as TB in Kampala district, Uganda 2009--2010 (*N* = 1167)CharacteristicHIV test resultKnown *n* (%)Unknown *n* (%)*P* valueAge group in years0--4172 (48)457 (57)0.0235--984 (23)162 (20)10--14103 (29)189 (23)DistrictKampala210 (59)475 (59))0.049Wakiso86 (24)152 (19)Others63 (18)181 (22)Division of Kampala districtCentral10 (5)28 (6)0.044Kawempe43 (20)129 (27)Rubaga74 (35)142 (30)Makindye36 (17)103 (22)Nakawa47 (22)73 (15)SexFemale190 (53)358 (44)0.006Male169 (47)450 (56)TB typePTB307 (86)733 (91)0.011EPTB51 (14)75 (9)Sputum collectedYes207 (58)249 (31)\<0.001No151 (42)560 (69)

There were 89 % (1041/1167) PTB cases and 10 % (126/1167) EPTB cases. Among the children with pulmonary TB (PTB), 30 % (308/1041) had HIV test results of which 47 % (144/308) were positive. Among extra-pulmonary TB (EPTB) cases, 40 % (51/126) had HIV test results of which 47 % (24/51) were positive. The HIV positivity rate by age groupssuppose is attributable to improved diagnosis and reporting rather than increasing burden of TB in children. Our report shows that 7.5 % of the TB cases registered in Kampala district were among children. This is much higher than the national average of 1.5 % reported in the world TB report 2013 but less than the estimated expected burden of 15--20 % in the high burden countries \[[@CR2]\]. The World TB report 2014 still documented that childhood TB represents 1.5 % of the total cases with no decline in the total number of new cases \[[@CR18]\]. We suppose that this discrepancy is due not reporting PTB cases in children with smear negative disease or smear not done. The increased child TB case detection in the under fives is an encouraging finding during this


review period. This finding may be a spill over from Tuberculosis control assistance program (TB CAP) activities that included health worker training and provision of tools for TB care \[[@CR19]\]. There is evidence that training health workers and provision of the relevant job aids in the diagnosis of children TB increases childhood TB detection rates \[[@CR20]\]. Finding more children with no sputum examinations done on the background of several efforts to increase TB detection in children needs innovative ways to cause routine sputum collection from children. The high number of smear not done cases in children is likely due to limited health worker confidence and skills to collect sputum from children. This means most children are diagnosed on clinical basis with no sputum collection. The reality of multi-drugsmear rate ranging from 13 % in 0--4 years to 15 % among children 10--14 years. The smear positivity rate among adolescents is similar to the adult smear positivity rate of 20 % reported in Uganda in 2007 \[[@CR28]\]. This is not surprising since adolescents get adult type pulmonary disease. We report a smear positivity rate of 13 % among those below 5 years. This suggests that routine use of Xpert® MTB/RIF as recommended in this age group would yield many more bacteriologically confirmed cases in the under fives. The Xpert® MTB/RIF is a hands-free sample real-time PCR analysis system, developed under Cepheid (a molecular diagnostics company), that simultaneously detects mycobacterium tuberculosis (MTB) and resistance to rifampicin (RIF). In our previous study in a research setting, Xpert® MTB/RIF identified twice as many cases as


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dare he aspire?"" "What?" ""What the hand... dare seize the fire?"" "Just a poem." ""Tyger, tyger burning bright" ""in the forests of the night" ""what immortal hand or eye could frame thy fearful symmetry?"" "The poet... is asking the tiger who made him and how." "William Blake." "He wrote two poems like that." ""The Lamb" and "The Tyger"." "One who was made of sweetness and love and one was forged from terror and death." ""When the stars threw down their Spears" ""and watered heaven with their tears." ""Did he smile his work to see?" "Did he who made the lamb make thee?"" "Hi, Mr. Crowley." "Hi, how are you?" "How are you?" "How's your leg?" "Can I kill you?" "And how is school?" "It's fine." "Everybody's afraid but...maybe we should start." " Dr. Neblin " " Dr. Neblin needs to shut up." "He -- he's just trying to help you." "We, we all just wanna do what's best for you." "Just tell me what you're feeling." "What don't you get?" "I don't feel anything." "Okay?" "I don't " " I don't give a shit that Max's dad is dead!" "I don't give a shit that you could be next!" "John, I'm so sorry." " John, please." " Stop!" " I just wanna " " No, shut up, shut up!" "You shut up!" "John." "John, I won't come in." "I just wanna say something." "Last night was..." "But we're still together, right?" "I mean, we're still a family." "Because it's all we got." "I thought you


town, being 30 and single made me an old maid." "He reminded me a bit of my grandfather the way he always wore a hat." "He had this lust for life." "I..." "I set my sights on him after the first couple of weeks." "One Sunday, we were having dinner at my parents' house with all my brothers and sisters and all their families and..." "Bill got up and left the table." "I followed him out and found him in the kitchen... crying." "He said, "I never got it before now, Kay"." "And he told me... he loved me... more than anything in heaven or hell." "He was very romantic with his words." "In his last days, he was more... sickness than health." "You saw the way heThis invention relates generally to a magnetic levitation vehicle system, and more particularly concerns a system for electrical power storage and delivery by a maglev vehicle such as a maglev train.
The demand for electric power from regional power grids is not constant, but varies substantially with time. Typically, power demand is low during the night time, increasing substantially during the day, as illustrated in FIG. 1. Much of the time, electrical grids experience two distinct peak demand periods, the first in the morning and the second in the afternoon. Power demand also varies considerably with the day of the week, being higher during the Monday to Friday period, and lower on weekends. It also varies considerably with the seasons, with the summer demand usually being substantially higher than


in time. The long term outlook for oil and natural gas prices is a continual increase, which will cause further hikes in the cost of peak power.
The cost of supplying peaking power can be high. For California in August of 2000, peak prices of about $500 per MWH (50 cents per KWH) were paid during this period, prior to a state cap of about $250 per MWH (25 cents per KWH) imposed on Aug. 17, 2000. The peak cost is a factor of 10 greater than the minimum cost, which would apply during low demand periods, e.g., night time. This large differential, and the high cost of peak power, provides a major opportunity for a low cost energy storage system. By buying low cost power at night storingTaraxinic acid, a hydrolysate of sesquiterpene lactone glycoside from the Taraxacum coreanum NAKAI, induces the differentiation of human acute promyelocytic leukemia HL-60 cells.
The present work was performed to elucidate the active moiety of a sesquiterpene lactone, taraxinic acid-1'-O-beta-D-glucopyranoside (1). from Taraxacum coreanum NAKAI on the cytotoxicity of various cancer cells. Based on enzymatic hydrolysis and MTT assay, the active moiety should be attributed to the aglycone taraxinic acid (1a). rather than the glycoside (1). Taraxinic acid exhibited potent antiproliferative activity against human leukemia-derived HL-60. In addition, this compound was found to be a potent inducer of HL-60 cell differentiation as assessed by a nitroblue tetrazolium reduction test, esterase activity assay, phagocytic activity assay, morphology change, and expression of CD 14 and CD 66 b surface antigens. These results


deals that

he completed. Mary set forth claims for inspection of records, breach of fiduciary duties, breach

of contract, unjust enrichment, and conspiracy.

       {¶3}    For their answer, appellees admitted that Robert’s compensation for various

development projects made Mary eligible to receive an ownership interest of up to 10 percent in

each project, and they admitted that she had been issued a Schedule K-1 statement, setting forth

her receipt of income for several of the limited liability companies. Appellees maintained,

however, as an affirmative defense, that the ownership interests were obtained by fraud.

Appellees asserted that in September 2009, they learned that Robert had been stealing from

appellees’ Knoxville, Tennessee FBI building project. He was ultimately convicted of various
offenses related to this conduct.1 Appellees also alleged that further2011, the trial court

issued a four-page judgment entry in which it granted appellees partial summary judgment and

held, in relevant part, as follows:

       It is undisputed that [Robert] began embezzling money from the Carnegie Group
       no later than August 6, 2008. It is also undisputed that entities subject to this
       partial summary judgment were formed after August 6, 2008: Crown Point was
       formed on September 22, 2009; Canton Courthouse was formed on January 15,
       2009; and Indy Fedreau was formed April 15, 2009.

       ***

       Therefore, at the


the trial court may

modify this baseline calculation by considering the factors listed in former DR 2-106(B), now

found in Prof.Cond. R. 1.5, which include:

       [T]he time and labor involved in maintaining the litigation; the novelty and
       difficulty of the questions involved; the professional skill required to perform the
       necessary legal services; the attorney’s inability to accept other cases; the fee
       customarily charged; the amount involved and the results obtained; any necessary
       time limitations; the nature and length of the attorney/client relationship; the
       experience, reputation, and ability of the attorney; and whether the feereporter fees, research fees, copying, and courier services. The total

for these items is $33,170.47.

       {¶29} Mary presented no evidence in opposition. Rather, she urged the trial court to

award a lower hourly rate and maintained that, since appellees prevailed only on the claim for

fraudulent inducement, a reasonable fee amount would be $48,138. The trial court awarded

appellees $693,631.50 in attorneys’ fees and $33,170.47 for costs.

       {¶30} We find no abuse of discretion. The fraud perpetrated by Robert was so extensive

as to taint virtually all of the parties’ complex and lengthy association. Moreover, the fraudulent

actions, and concealment increased the difficulty and complexity of the litigation, increased the

time and effort needed to determine the scope of Robert’s actions as well


J., DISSENTS (SEE SEPARATE OPINION)

KATHLEEN ANN KEOUGH, J., DISSENTING:

       {¶34} I respectfully dissent and disagree with the majority’s decision to affirm the trial

court’s judgment granting partial summary judgment on the basis of fraud in the inducement. I

would find that genuine issues of material fact exist whether Robert misrepresented his

educational background prior to or at the time of being hired, thus inducing the appellees to hire

him.

       {¶35} In support of their motion for partial summary judgment on the fraud in the

inducement claim, the appellees rely on Khouri’s affidavit wherein she avers that Robert’s

education was discussed and relied on when he was hired, and that his educational background

was submitted on development proposals and projects. She further averred thatextinguish her ownership

interest in these companies.

       {¶44} Accordingly, I would reverse the trial court’s decision granting appellees’ motion

for partial summary judgment as it relates to appellant’s complaint. Because I would reverse the

trial court’s decision, I would also reverse the trial court’s decision granting attorney fees at this

juncture.


the Ginzburg-Landau free-energy functional was expanded in the order parameter up to 8-th power and coefficients of expansion were found in the BCS approximation [@Yasui:2019unp]. A particular role of the Zeeman and gradient terms, which are of our key interest here, was not studied, cf.  [@SSt81].

Magnetic fields in ordinary pulsars, like the Crub pulsar, reach values $\sim (10^{12}-10^{13})$ Gs at their surfaces. At the surface of magnetars magnetic fields may reach values ${\stackrel{\scriptstyle >}{\phantom{}_{\sim}}}10^{15}$Gs. In the interior, the magnetic field might be even stronger (up to $\sim 10^{18}$Gs) depending on the assumed (still badly known) mechanism of magnetic field formation [@Ghosh]. Still stronger magnetic fields appear in non-central heavy ion collisions. The first estimate of the value of the magnetic field in heavy-ion collisions performed in Ref.  [@VA1980] arguedwe find the contribution to the density of the momentum of the system $\vec{J}_v = 2\nabla \chi |\phi|^2$, $\vec{v} =\nabla \chi$, $\vec{p}=m_{\rm qp}\vec{v}$ is the momentum of the particle of the superfluid.

### Neutral complex scalar field. Nonmagnetic superfluid phase

Consider a complex scalar field, which does not interact with the electromagnetic field. Thus we put $e=0$. Then $\mu =0$ as well, and thereby $m^2_{\rm ef}=m^2_{\rm sc}$.

Let us consider the half-space $x<0$ medium, where $m_{\rm sc}^2 =  m^2_{0} <0$ is the constant, and the system is placed in the external uniform static magnetic field $\vec{H}$. For $x>0$, $m_{\rm sc}^2 =  m^2>0$. The specific interactions, which may provide inequality $m^2_{0} <0$, are not of our interest here.

For $x\leq 0$ from Eqs. (\[phichst\]), (\[Cursc\]) putting there $e=0$ we obtain solutions


term in Eq. (\[phichstVEC\]). Also notice that the condition $\partial_i {\phi}_i =0$ is not fulfilled in this case although the latter condition should be satisfied at least in the single particle approximation, in absence of the term $\propto \eta$ and for $e=0$.

[**Sub-phase A$_2$.**]{} Then the condition $\partial_i {\phi}_i =0$ is fulfilled and $\phi_2$ and $h$ satisfy equations of motion that follow from the variation of (\[Gn\]) for $e=0$ in $\phi_2$ and $h$, cf. Eqs. (\[phichstVEC\]), (\[AJ\]), $$\begin{aligned}
\partial_1^2 {\phi}_2 -m_{\rm sc}^2 {\phi}_2 -2\Lambda ({\phi}_2{\phi}_2^{*}){\phi}_2=0\,,\quad \vec{h}=\vec{H}\,.\end{aligned}$$ Appropriate solution for the condensate field gets the form (\[phisolneut\]) for $m_{\rm sc}^2 =m_0^2 <0$, $|m_0|\ll m$, now with $\lambda =2\Lambda$. Then we find $$\begin{aligned}
G_{\rm A_2}=|\partial_1 \phi_2|^2 +m_{\rm sc}^2 |{\phi}_2|^2 +\Lambda ({\phi}_2{\phi}_2^{*})^2\,,\end{aligned}$$ whereas the averaged Gibbs free-energy is given by (\[phisolneutVec\]) (with $\lambda$ replacedvolume it is profitable to become oblate or prolate in dependence on the sign of $c_2+c_3$.

For a slab of the sub-phase $A_1$ surrounded by the matter in the sub-phase $A_2$ due to the presence of the phase boundary there appears a contribution to the surface energy, $\delta {\cal{G}}_{\rm A_1, A_2}^{\rm surf}={\cal{G}}^{\rm surf}_{\rm A_1} +{\cal{G}}^{\rm surf}_{\rm A_2}>0$. However, as we have demonstrated, the solution for the order parameter in the phase A characterized by a direction $\vec{n}$ is stable. Thus, to melt the domain should overcome the energy barrier $\delta {\cal{G}}_{\rm A_1, A_2}^{\rm surf}.$ Necessary energy to overcome the barrier can be extracted, e.g., from thermal fluctuations, or from external magnetic field, or for the system subjected to the external rotation the required energy can be taken from the


the paired fermions are aligned in one direction. For $b_2<0$ and $|C{\cal{M}}\zeta_m | H\ll a$ we find $h=H[1+2\pi C^2 {\cal{M}}^2/(|b_2|(b_1-|b_2|)]$. Also, from (\[zetam\]) we find an additional constraint, $$\begin{aligned}
 H\leq H_{\rm cr}^{\rm AH}(T<T_{\rm cr}) =\frac{a(|{b}_2|-2\pi C^2{\cal{M}}^2)}{|C{\cal{M}}| (b_1-|{b}_2|)}\label{HcrAH}
 \end{aligned}$$ for $a>0$.

The Gibbs free-energy density in the ground state for $T<T_{\rm cr}$ ($a>0$) can be presented as $$\begin{aligned}
G^{\rm hom}_{\rm AH}\simeq -\frac{a^2}{4(b_1+{b}_2)}+\frac{C^2{\cal{M}}^2 H^2}{4({b}_2 +2\pi C^2{\cal{M}}^2)}
\,. \label{AHgibbs}\end{aligned}$$ Although for $H\neq 0$ the resulting magnetic field $h\neq 0$, for $H\to 0$ we obtain $h\to 0$.

###  Instability of AH phase for $T>T_{\rm cr}$. Transition to a ferromagnetic superfluid phase

Now consider the case $a<0$, i.e. $T>T_{\rm cr}$. The actual critical temperature is determined from the condition $a+C{\cal{M}} H\zeta=0$ for ${\cal{M}} H>0$ and $\zeta =1$, and from $a-C{\cal{M}} H\zeta=0$ for ${\cal{M}} H<0$ and $\zeta =-1$.C^2>0\,,
\label{conda}\end{aligned}$$ and with [*the phase C*]{}, if $$\begin{aligned}
b_1-2\pi {\cal{M}}^2 C^2 <0\,.\label{condC}\end{aligned}$$ These conditions together with condition $$\begin{aligned}
b_2+2\pi {\cal{M}}^2 C^2 >0\,\label{condB1}\end{aligned}$$ replace the stability conditions (\[stability-cond\]), (\[b2\]), being fulfilled in case of the A phase. Favorable direction of $\vec{H}$ is parallel to $[\vec{n}\times\vec{m}]$, as follows from (\[fcos\]). This is in agreement with our observation done in previous section that the sub-phase B$_3$ with $\vec{H}\parallel z$ corresponds to the lowest Gibbs free energy.

For the phase C (at $b_1 -2\pi C^2{\cal{M}}^2<0$) one needs to include at least the 6-th order term ($\gamma \neq 0$) in the free energy. In order not to complicate consideration we further choose the simplest form of the $\{\gamma_i {\psi_i}\}^6$ term ($\gamma (\psi_i^{*}\psi_i)^3$) assuming $\gamma >0$. Note here that in the BCS weak coupling theory one obtains


ferromagnetism ($h(H=0)\neq 0$). With increasing $H$ the amplitude of the condensate grows.

We see that in the presence of an external magnetic field the sub-phase B$_3$, where $\vec{\cal{M}} \parallel z$ (for ${\cal{M}} >0$), becomes energetically preferable compared to sub-phases B$_1$ and B$_2$. For ${\cal{M}} >0$ the preferable orientation of the averaged spin density $\vec{S}$ is parallel to $\vec{H}$. For ${\cal{M}} <0$ the preferable orientation of the averaged spin density $\vec{S}$ is antiparallel to $\vec{H}$. Note that superfluidity may arise even in the state, where $\vec{{\cal{M}}}$ is antiparallel to $\vec{H}$ (for ${\cal{M}} >0$) provided $a-|{\cal{M}} H|>0$, however this state corresponds to a higher Gibbs free energy than the state with $\vec{{\cal{M}}}$ parallel to $\vec{H}$.

[*In the external magnetic field*]{}, $H\neq 0$, the actual value of the critical temperature for the sub-phasesimilarly to that we have demonstrated in previous section on example of the vector boson field.

Further consider a superconductor filling half of space $x<0$, placed in a homogeneous external magnetic field $\vec{H}$ parallel $z$, for $H>0$. We may choose the gauge, where $\vec{A}$ has only one non-zero component $A_2(x)$ for $x<0$. We choose $\vec{A}_{\rm ext}=(0,Hx,0)$, satisfying the gauge condition $\mbox{div}\vec{A}_{\rm ext}=0$ and yielding $\mbox{rot} \vec{A}_{\rm ext}=\vec{H}$.

Consider the phases A$_1$, A$_2$, A$_3$, which are now not degenerate.

###  Sub-phase A$_1$ for $b_2 >0$

Consider first phase A$_1$, where $\psi_1 =\psi (x)$ is real, $\psi_1 (x\to -\infty)\to \psi_0 =\sqrt{\frac{a}{2(b_1+b_2)}}$ for $T<T_{\rm cr}^{\rm A}$ (to be specific we choose $``+"$ sign-solution), and allow for small perturbations of the fields $\psi_2 =-if_2 (x)$, $\psi_3 =-if_3 (x)$, and $A_2 =A_2(x)$, where $f_2$, $f_3$ are


and spin were assumed to be appropriate quantum numbers and we assumed that orbital momentum and spin can rotate independently. In nuclear matter the spin-orbital interaction is strong and the state of a Cooper pair is described by the total angular momentum $J$ and its projections $m_J$. The 3P$_2$ phase shift for identical nucleons ($nn$ and $pp$) is the largest among others for the momenta $p>1.3$ fm$^{-1}$. Thereby, cf.  [@HGRR1970], for $n {\stackrel{\scriptstyle >}{\phantom{}_{\sim}}}n_0$ neutrons in the neutron matter as well as in the beta-equilibrium matter prove to be paired in the 3P$_2$ state with $J=2$. Protons might be paired in this channel at a higher density, if their fraction becomes rather high.

The pairing gap of the 3P$_2$ state can be written as $ \hat{\Delta}=  i \sigma_iin Sect. \[DF\].

Let $T<T_{\rm cr}$ and $\bar{\beta}_1+\bar{\beta}_2+\frac{1}{2}\bar{\beta}_3 >0\,.$ The order parameter in sub-phases 3P$_2$(0) and 3P$_2(\rm sym)$ of $nn$ pairing decouples with the magnetic field. Thereby we get $\vec{h}=\vec{H}$. The order parameters $\tilde{a}_0^2+2(\tilde{a}_{1}^2+\tilde{a}_{2}^2)$ and $|a_0|^2$ are found by the minimization of $G_{\rm sym}$ and $G_0$, respectively. In case of the infinite matter in the minimum we get $$\begin{aligned}
|a_0|^2=\tilde{a}_0^2+2(\tilde{a}_{1}^2+\tilde{a}_{2}^2)=\frac{\bar{\alpha}\theta(t)}{2(\bar{\beta}_1 + \bar{\beta}_2+\frac{1}{2} \bar{\beta}_3)}\,,\label{Aa3P2}\end{aligned}$$ and $$\begin{aligned}
G_{0}^{\rm hom}=G_{\rm sym}^{\rm hom}=-\frac{\bar{\alpha}^2\theta(t)}{4(\bar{\beta}_1 + \bar{\beta}_2+\frac{1}{2} \bar{\beta}_3)}\,.
\label{Gsym1}\end{aligned}$$ Thus for the uniform matter these sub-phases prove to be degenerate. With a decreasing temperature they appear at $T=T_{\rm cr}$ by the second order phase transition and exist for $T<T_{\rm cr}$. The order parameter and external magnetic field decouple. The sub-phases are stable respectively transitions to $m_J=\pm 2$ sub-phases provided $\bar{\beta}_1 + \frac{1}{2} \bar{\beta}_3 >0$ and to $m_J=\pm 1$ sub-phases


the 3D$_2$ channel becomes most attractive, cf. [@Sedrakian:2018ydt]. The BCS calculations for the symmetric matter with polarization effects included [@Guo:2018lna] predict the $np$ pairing gaps $\sim {\rm (several -10)}$ MeV. As for the 3P$_2$ $pp$ pairing, the own magnetic field in the B$_3$ sub-phase is estimated as $h\sim 10^{16}$ Gs. In this phase the nucleon matter is spin-polarized that might be checked experimentally. For example, in peripheral heavy-ion collisions of approximately isospin-symmetric nuclei, where the temperature is rather low, the spin-triplet $np$ pairing in the 3S$_1$ channel can be formed. Moreover, in peripheral heavy-ion collisions the external magnetic field reaches values $10^{17}-10^{19}$Gs, cf. [@VA1980; @IST]. In such strong fields the value $T_{\rm cr}^{\rm B_3}$ might be significantly larger than $T_{\rm cr}$, favoring $np$ pairing in the 3S$_1$ channel.medium cooling scenario” with stiff equation of state including hyperons”, Nucl. Phys. A [**980**]{}, 105 (2018).

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7:55: Word of caution from Chuck Todd:

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frequency source, and the resonant circuits are tuned into resonance with the frequency source using variable capacitors. The close proximity of the electrical sections will lead to capacitive coupling between the resonators and, as a result, lead to phase matching of the resonators and neighboring rf electrodes. Careful design of the connection paths on the ion chips is used to avoid non-negligible phase differences between relevant rf electrodes. Each electrical submodule features 1224 static voltage electrodes and 108 individual local gradient current wires. The required static voltages and currents are supplied by DACs inside the vacuum system similar to the concept presented by Guise et al. (41). DACs are fabricated on separate silicon substrates, which are attached to the ion trap substrate using TSV and wafer-stacking (42) technology.and an increase of the copper conductivity by a factor of 10 (44). To estimate the temperature of the copper wires in this design, the total heat output per module has to be calculated. Considering the heat generated by the copper wires, rf dissipation in the trap structure, and power dissipation of the on-chip electronics, a maximum heat output per module is estimated to be on the order of 1000 W, which is equal to 0.12 W/mm2 and less than that of a modern computer processer unit (Intel Ivy Bridge 4C has a power dissipation of ~0.5 W/mm2). A detailed calculation will be given in Materials and Methods. The assumed heat output is likely to be significantly lower because the power dissipation of on-chip electronics and ion trap


have been implemented with much higher precision using lithography stepper systems where 3- to 5-nm alignment precision of large-wafer stages in vacuum is routinely achieved (ASML TWINSCAN NXE:3300B). The discussed alignment capability would be severely hindered if the modules are strongly warped in random directions or the edges of the modules are not precisely fabricated. Because of the large thickness of the silicon wafer modules (on the order of 10 mm), negligible wafer bow is expected, and the bow will also be characterized for all modules before assembly. The edges of the modules are created using high-resolution photolithography and anisotropic dry etching (Bosch process). These process steps, which are commonly used in the microfabrication of microchips and microelectromechanical system devices, reach submicrometer precision and will not limit theThe present invention relates to a mechanical tensioner for elongating and relaxing a stud arranged in an object, such as for example a flange and the like.
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This section is to compare the results obtained from hierarchical EMAX mode, simple NDLM, and second order NDLM under NBH condition. Figure [3](#Fig3){ref-type="fig"} illustrates the observed response rate and 95% credible interval for four models. In this scenario, the hierarchical EMAX model and simple NDLM cover all the observed rates but they both have wider credible intervals compared to 2nd order NDLM. However, 2nd order NDLM does not represent non-linear effect. To be specific, 2nd order NDLM underestimates treatment 4 and 6 since the observed response rates are above the 95% credible interval. And it overestimates treatment 3 and 5 in that the credible intervals are well above the observed response rate. By contrast, hierarchical EMAX model and simple NDLM do well in that they


y be (-129)/(-9) + p/(-3). What is the highest common divisor of 14 and y?
14
Let v be 2 + 2/((-2)/(-1)). Suppose v*f - 53 = -s, -3*s + 223 = 2*s + f. Suppose 0 = 2*b + 12 - s. Calculate the greatest common divisor of b and 80.
16
Suppose -2*i + 6 = 2. What is the highest common factor of i and 2?
2
Let k be (1 + (-1 - 2))*-16. Suppose 20 = h + 4*d, 0*h + 4*d = -2*h + k. Calculate the greatest common divisor of h and 12.
12
Suppose -5*u + 25 = d, u - 50 = -2*d + 2*u. Calculate the highest common factor of 175 and d.
25
Let f be (-1 - 131)*4/(-3). Let a(b) = -13*b - 238. Let zk = -8. Suppose -2*q + 36 = 2*x - 8, -3*x - 34 = -k*q. What is the greatest common factor of q and b?
10
Suppose 3*l = 10*l - 231. What is the highest common factor of 231 and l?
33
Let g = 3 + 3. Suppose 2*m = -2*m + 36. Calculate the greatest common factor of m and g.
3
Suppose -3*x + 4 = x - 4*r, 10 = 5*r. What is the highest common factor of x and 12?
3
Let v(i) = 3*i**2 + 4*i - 4. Let a be v(-4). Suppose -3*s = 3*p + s + 4, 0 = -4*p + 5*s + 36. What is the greatest common factor of a and p?
4
Let w = -70 - -83. Calculate the greatest common divisor of


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    # this is used, it's used for two subsequent load instructions,
    # where a hand-written version of it could merge two subsequent
    # add and sub instructions.
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    # Convert register post indexing to a separate add instruction.
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    # "addne r0, r0, r2".
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    # Convert "mov pc, lr" into "bx lr", sinceoutlet extrapolating that in the future, therapy could mean “scrolling through Instagram rather than sitting in an office”.

According to an essay Olivera self-published on Medium, many people, herself included, took issue with the phrase “Insta-therapy” and the implications therein.

“‘Insta-therapy,’” writes Olivera, “is, quite frankly, not a thing.”

Therapy is a highly engaged relationship between a patient and a professional – it’s often of critical importance to those coping with mental illness, and can involve intense vulnerability. Therapists engaging directly with individuals through a social media site would be inappropriate and unethical.

The more accurate description of the work Olivera and her peers do online, then, may be Insta-psychoeducation.

The distinction is important. Therapists like Olivera, Nicole LePera (who has 644,000 followers) and Nedra Tawwab (109,000 followers), are sharing psychological insights that


Domaine Comte Armand.

In total, the three grands crus would cover 43 of Pommard's 323ha of vineyards.

Over the course of 2011 and 2012, the growers prepared the application, which was submitted in September 2013.

The application claims that the proposed grands crus have long been perceived as the best sites in the village. “The research has proved that these terroirs have always been identified as the best in the appellation in numerous classifications over the past 250 years,” said Aubert Lefas, the head of the Pommard growers’ union and manager of Domaine Lejeune (pictured).

An economic study showed that Rugiens wines have fetched a price premium of more than 50 percent compared with other Pommard premiers crus during the past 50 years while Epenots achieved a 40 to 60 percent premium.

“Inon 5.25" or 3.5" floppies, or CD-ROM if you were high-tech. If you wanted a GUI, you needed at least 8MB of RAM.

Note: SLS was originally incorrectly listed as the first distribution. The first was a pair of boot floppies by HJ Lu, and then MCC Interim Linux. We regret the error.

2 - SLS didn't last, but it influenced Slackware Linux, which was first released in 1993 and is still under development today. Slackware is the oldest surviving Linux distribution and celebrated its 26th birthday on July 17th this year.

3 - Linux has the largest install base of any general purpose operating system. It powers everything from all 500 of the Top 500 Supercomputers to Android phones, Chromebooks, and all manner of embedded devices and things like the


the name is a portmanteau of Millions of Instructions per Second (MIPS) and Bogus. These days most systems include graphical boot screens and don't display the Bogomips at all. Which is just as well, as the only reason Bogomips are preserved today is to avoid breaking userspace - some user programs apparently depend on it.

If you're curious, you can find your systems Bogomips by running `cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep bog`. Each core for your CPU will have a Bogomips number.

10 - When you boot up your computer, Linux isn't the first thing that runs. It depends on a bootloader to kick things off and then hand things over to the operating system to load device drivers and take over operation. Things were not always as simple as using386 and that was it. The first "official" port was to DEC Alpha CPUs in 1995. The Linux kernel now runs on a large number of CPUs, though support for the 386 itself was dropped in 2012.

13 - Linux has thousands of contributors. In 2016 the Linux Foundation identified 13,594 contributors between 2005 and 2016, and counted more than 22 million lines of code in the kernel. That doesn't take into account the contributors before tracking began in 2005.

14 - Most Linux enthusiasts have heard of the kernel's official mascot, Tux. What many folks don't know is that Tux had an official break during the 2.6.29 kernel cycle and was replaced by Tuz.

Tuz was a Tasmanian Devil, or Tux wearing a Tasmanian Devil costume, and was chosen to


five expected to be deeper in debt as a result of the seasonal spending.

Some 34 per cent, though, said they would spend "whatever it takes" to give the family the perfect Christmas.

Clare Francis, a financial expert for the comparison website, told the Daily Mail: "Christmas shopping is a significant area of expenditure for parents in particular.

"And with only one pay day left for most people until Christmas, it is important to take steps now to manage your finances in the run up to the big day - and beyond."

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Arizona Sheriff Paul Babeu Friday slammed federal immigration officials for creating a huge public risk with their plans to release an illegal alien with drug-resistant tuberculosis into the largest city in Pinal County."This is unacceptable — and it's reckless disregard for the public's safety," Babeu told Newsmax.The illegal was identified to Newsmax by county health officials as a man from Mexico who has been treated at an Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) detention center for the past seven months.Florence, with about 26,000 residents, is the Pinal County seat. Located between Tucson and Phoenix, about 420,000 people live in the county, Babeu said."You have an obligation, because of the public-health concerns, to either hold him in custody or deport him to his country of origin," the sheriff said. "It'she can be housed, treated and guarded to prevent him from going out in public.He estimated those costs to Pinal County taxpayers at $200,000 for 18 to 24 months."The scenario that we've been most concerned about is this concept of paroling somebody who is undocumented to our community where now, because of TB, we would be responsible for all these costs," Schryer said.He told Newsmax that would be the first time an illegal with active TB would be released from the ICE center in his 11 years as medical director. Thirty-five cases are treated on average every year — and the illegals are usually deported upon recovery."If one person is released, and there's 34 others who go through that facility with active TB, is this something that we're


Abstract

OBJECTIVE: To explore the occurrence of, and diagnostic and therapeutic procedures for urological side-effects (e.g. micro- and macrohaematuria, and kidney stone formation) in individuals treated with indinavir for the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV). PATIENTS AND METHODS: The study comprised a retrospective follow-up of 74 individuals infected with HIV-1 and who were treated with indinavir orally at a daily dose of 2.4 g. Data were collected at the outpatient department of our institution between March 1996 and November 1997. RESULTS: Of the 74 individuals treated with indinavir, 15 (20%) had indinavir-related urological side-effects (19 episodes), most commonly dull flank pain and dysuria. Microhaematuria occurred in 16 of the 19 episodes. Four patients showed urinary tract distension ultrasonographically as a possible indirect sign of urolithiasis and one patient passed aare
pointless or silly anyways.

~~~
Dunedan
> In the 90's, we had links for images where you'd have a thumbnail, and then
> links like [small][large][original], or similar. This still works perfectly
> today, and frankly makes for a better user experience.

Nowadays you can get an even better experience completely without JavaScript
by using srcsets for images [1] to show images sized appropriate for the
displaying device.

[1]:
[https://www.w3schools.com/TAgs/att_source_srcset.asp](https://www.w3schools.com/TAgs/att_source_srcset.asp)

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I live in an ECT slow-2g area in Germany, I have Save-Data: on, and my phone
is 5 years old. If your site is using React rather than server-rendered HTML,
that's usually a bad experience already.

Also, if you decide for your users that they are only gonna see a small, poor-
quality image rather than your shiny HD video because of some heuristics that
you made up and that are not transparent to


ions. Many of such particles hold enough charge not to be readily separated from the ions, giving rise to background noise in the mass spectrum.
Accordingly, a method for separating some of the ions in the gas from each other and from condensed particles in the electrospray is needed to simplify the mass spectra and also to reduce noise.
An efficient method for the separation of ions in a gas utilizes mobility analysis of ions and particles in the gas. Such analysis is based upon the differences in velocity at which different ions drift through the gas, in response to an applied electric field. One such method is based upon the time-of-flight of the ions/particles drifting between two points in the gas. If an analyzer is set only to belarge and multiply charged species, it is another object of this invention to provide a procedure to group together the peaks which correspond to same species present in different charge states. This grouping is equivalent to the identification of each of the species giving rise to the mass spectrum, which are otherwise difficult to resolve by mass spectrometry alone.


enemy in return for goods or persons taken by him.

n. In present usage, a license or extraordinary commission granted by a sovereign or the supreme power of a state to its citizens to make reprisals at sea on the subjects of another, under pretense of indemnification for injuries received—that is, a license to engage in privateering. Letters of marque were abolished among European nations by the treaty of Paris of 1856. The United States declined to accede to this agreement, but proposed that all innocent private property at sea be exempt from seizure by public armed vessels in time of war.

n. Hence— A private vessel commissioned to attack and capture the vessels of an enemy; a privateer.

Examples

We had the honour of sharing with Louisiana the picturesque gentleman piratecountry's legation. The first condition severely limited the government's ability to undertake major development projects. (By contrast the French colonial government in Saigon charged 10% duties.) The second condition eliminated the monopolies by which the Royal household and noble families financed themselves. The third condition enormously complicated administration of the country as many people claimed ties to colonies elsewhere as a means to escape justice or avoid corvee labour obligations. Having granted these privileges to one country, King Mongkut then signed similar treaties with all its other trading partners. Thus he preserved the peace among them and limited the influence of any one foreign power within his kingdom.

These arrangements satisfied most of the imperial nations' immediate requirements. The French, however, were particularly aggressive. Having already taken possession of


rates for no-AC group and AC group were 57.5% and 66.9%, respectively (*P* = 0.19; HR = 0.58, 95% CI = 0.52--0.64; [Fig. 1B](#pone.0120019.g001){ref-type="fig"}). The 3-year LRFS rates for no-AC group and AC group were 84.7% and 87.9%, respectively (*P* = 0.51; HR = 0.80, 95% CI = 0.76--0.85; [Fig. 1C](#pone.0120019.g001){ref-type="fig"}). The 3-year DMFS rates for no-AC group and AC group were 71.4% and 77.4%, respectively (*P* = 0.23; HR = 0.67, 95% CI = 0.62--0.73; [Fig. 1D](#pone.0120019.g001){ref-type="fig"}).

![Kaplan-Meier survival curves for 155 patients with residual tumors after undergoing CCRT without or with AC.\
Overall survival (A), failure-free survival (B), local relapse-free survival (C), and distant metastasis-free survival (D). P values were calculated with the unadjusted log-rank test. CCRT = concurrent chemoradiotherapy; AC = adjuvant chemotherapy.](pone.0120019.g001){#pone.0120019.g001}

The seventy-eight patients with treatmentvariability might be one of the limitations in this study. This is due to limited medical resources, as 2DRT and 3DCRT were used instead of IMRT. Secondly, although most patients with AC in this study received a scheme of cisplatin and 5-fluorouracil, there were some patients with AC who received a scheme of nedaplatin and 5-fluorouracil. Furthermore, our study was a retrospective study, and the conclusions need to be confirmed by future prospective studies.

We did not find sufficient data in support of the benefit of 3-year OS and LRFS for the adjuvant chemotherapy group. The addition of adjuvant chemotherapy to CCRT in patients with local residual lesions does not significantly improve survival rates in 3-year DMFS and DFS. But it appears that there is a trend towards improvement


testing in Italy, which I don’t have an objection to but why use another helicopter to do these trials. This is a corrupt act.

“Another corrupt act: The original proposal was to buy 8 helicopters. After it became clear that AgustaWestland was the only one to qualify, they decided to buy four more. What was the need for these additional four? Who were these extra VVIP’s which needed it? An excess of Rs 1200 crore was spent.

“The airforce gave a benchmark of Rs 793 crore and it was approved by Mr Antony. But a contract negotiation company rejected that benchmark and gave another number Rs 4877.5 crore. Who is responsible for overruling AK Antony’s benchmark. Surely it wasn’t Manmohan Singh.

Here are some other points that were made by Swamy:

-CAG says that the helicpoters which were bought in 1988 were hardly utilised, then what was need for new ones?

- Original proposal was to buy 8 helicopters, after it became clear that Agusta was the only one to qualify, they decided to buy 4 more.

- Field tests were not conducted on AW101, supposed to be used for VVIP, but on some other choppers

- There was a clear effort to eliminate all other companies so that only Agusta would fit the required criteria.

You can watch the video here


is further ordered that any contingent liens by the Debtor and/or her ex-husband Jerry Pruzinsky, arising under the Wayne County Settlement and Order... [are] hereby released, discharged, and void.

7
Order Approving Settlement of Secured Claim. April 20, 1998. J.A. 71-72 (emphasis added).

C. The April 1998 Order

8
At a hearing on March 27, 1998, the bankruptcy court heard Pruzinsky's objections to the Federal Agreement. Pruzinsky explained that he was not a party to the Federal Agreement and that he did not participate in the negotiations that produced the proposed order. He further explained that the proposed order drafted by Gianetti and the bankruptcy trustee purported to extinguish his right under the Wayne County Agreement to a refund if the appraised value of the property exceeded the value of the debt owedI'll sign that order.

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J.A. at 114, 117.

D. The Motion for Clarification

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The important point to observe from the foregoing exchange is that while the bankruptcy court intended to fully preserve Pruzinsky's rights under the Wayne County Agreement, the settlement order, as modified by the bankruptcy court, does not reflect that intent. It is clear from the record that the objective of the modification was to remove Pruzinsky from the force of the order. This, however, was accomplished only with respect to paragraph four, as Pruzinsky mistakenly told the bankruptcy court that his objection lay only with that section of the order. The April 1998 order of the bankruptcy court did not remove the reference to Pruzinsky in paragraph three. Instead, paragraph three of the order continued to declare that


that Pruzinsky did not meet. Similarly, the court concluded that 60(b)(4), relating to void judgments, also did not apply. The court found, however, that Rule 60(b)(6) was applicable in the present controversy. The court acknowledged circuit precedent holding that courts should apply Rule 60(b)(6) only in exceptional or extraordinary circumstances which are not addressed by the first five numbered clauses of the rule. See Hopper v. Euclid Manor Nursing Home, Inc., 867 F.2d 291, 294 (6th Cir.1989) ("[C]ourts may employ subsection (b)(6) as a means to achieve substantial justice when `something more' than one of the grounds contained in Rule 60(b)'s first five clauses is present."). The bankruptcy court held that "the fact that the Order failed to give effect to the court's intent is `exceptional or extraordinary,'not, however, authorize the court to revisit its legal analysis or otherwise correct an "error[] of substantive judgment." Olle, 910 F.2d at 364 (6th Cir.1990). One court has aptly noted that:

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The basic distinction between `clerical mistakes' and mistakes that cannot be corrected pursuant to Rule 60(a) is that the former consist of `blunders in execution' whereas the latter consists of instances where the court changes its mind, either because it made a legal or factual mistake in making its original determination, or because on second thought it has decided to exercise its discretion in a manner different from the way it was exercised in the original determination.

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Blanton, 813 F.2d at 1577 n. 2 (citation omitted) (emphasis in original). Stated differently, a court properly acts under Rule 60(a) when


plaintiffs. We held that modification of the award was appropriate under either Rule 60(a) or 60(b)(1) on the ground that "[t]he mistake was more than a wrongful assessment of the value of the case; it was a pure typographical error." Id. at 1226.

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It follows then from what we have said that the bankruptcy court was entitled to modify its order under Rule 60(a) if: (i) the error was mechanical in nature rather than the result of a deliberate choice, and (ii) the modification corrects the April 1998 order such that it reflects what was the intent of the bankruptcy court at the time of the hearing. In granting Pruzinsky's motion for clarification, the bankruptcy court made it clear that the original order was at odds with what the.

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The sole issue at the hearing on the entry of the Order was that Pruzinsky wished to retain his contingent lien, so that he, at some appropriate point in the future, could complete the valuation process and be refunded the difference (assuming that the property was valued higher than the judgment amount).

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. . .

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[The inconsistency] arises from the fact that on one hand, the Order as finally entered in the fourth paragraph in effect preserved the contingent liens of Pruzinsky (by eliminating the reference to him in the suggested Order), but on the other hand, seemingly satisfying and discharging [in the third paragraph] the very and only claim (the valuation process) that could give rise to the referred to contingent lien.

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J.A. at 88-89 (emphasis in original).

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The bankruptcy court


is permissible under Rule 60(a). We therefore reverse the order of the district court and remand for further proceedings consistent with this opinion.

Notes:

*
 Judge NELSON would grant rehearing for the reasons stated in his dissent

1
 The district court noted that it does not appear on the record whether the Wayne County Circuit Court agreed with Gianetti's defense on the merits, or if it was simply holding the matter in abeyance pending clarification from the bankruptcy court on the scope of its April, 1998 order. J.A. at 9 n. 1

2
 Bankruptcy Rule 9024 makes Rule 60 applicable to cases under the Bankruptcy CodeSee Olle v. Henry & Wright Corporation, 910 F.2d 357, 363 n. 5 (6th Cir.1990).

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DAVID A. NELSON, Circuit Judge, dissenting.

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This is a close case, in my view,error was a mere "clerical mistake." The failure to strike Pruzinsky's name from paragraph three of the proffered order was not the result of a failure by the bankruptcy court properly to act as an amanuensis; it was the result, rather, of the failure of Pruzinsky's lawyer to request that paragraph three be changed. The lawyer was talking "only" about paragraph four, as the bankruptcy court was clearly given to understand, and it was only "that portion of the order" — the portion where Pruzinsky's name was preceded by the compound connective "and/or" — in which a change was requested.

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When asked specifically whether deletion of Pruzinsky's name from "that portion of the order" (i.e. paragraph four) would do the trick, Pruzinsky's lawyer responded "Yes. Yes." The lawyer gave


rect, false);
    break;

Well basically function fregularshots() get called and use the vector elements which contains the positions of the cursor than draws the image on the cursor positions.
but it doesn't seem to draw it on the cursor positions.
any ideas?

A:

GetCursorPos returns cursor position in screen coordinates. Use ScreenToClient(hWnd, ...) to convert it to window client coordinates.

GetCursorPos(&pt);
ScreenToClient(hWnd, &pt);

You can work also without GetCursorPos function. When WM_LBUTTONDOWN notification is received, lParam contains window client mouse coordinates: x in low-order word, y in high-order word:

xPos = GET_X_LPARAM(lParam);
yPos = GET_Y_LPARAM(lParam);

Edit:
Let's make this code more simple.

vector<POINT> pRegularShots;

VOID fRegularShot(HDC hdc, HWND hWnd)
{
    Graphics graphics(hdc);
    Image shot(L"RegularShots.png");
    long index=0;
    while(index < (long)pRegularShots.size())
 (pre-BPA madness) that a friend decorated for me with cute stickers and sayings, I loved carrying it! Now I have an aluminum one with a bead my mom made and my initial on top!

-Add some sliced fruit, lime juice, lemon juice or mint leaves to it. This will give it a subtle flavor.

-Always keep a purse size bottle with you. Now, maybe I have a gigantic purse (I do!), but I almost always throw my bottle in it. Especially when shopping, I get so thirsty! I lug this bottle everywhere-all over my house, meetings, work, the gym and constantly refill it, even if it isn’t empty. I never feel thirsty, because I am constantly sipping away!

-When at a restaurant or bar, always ask for a glass of water


braking force gradually increases to a needed value. Therefore, the drive slip is effectively and reliably reduced, in comparison with a case where when the engine inertia force is great the traction control apparatus is prohibited or the braking force is reduced.
In the above-described mode, a controller may reduce the rate of increasing the braking force during the traction control if the braking force applied to the drive wheel is high, compared with a case where the braking force applied to the drive wheel is low.
Thus, when the braking force applied to the drive wheel is great, the braking force increasing rate during the traction control is reduced, compared with the increasing rate in a case where the braking force is small. Therefore, the adverse effect caused byThis invention relates to a motor vehicle electrical system, and more particularly to a series-pass protection circuit that protects an electrical load from over-voltage damage.
It is well known that motor vehicle electrical systems are subject to over-voltage under a number of different conditions. For example, jump-starting the engine with an excessive supply voltage subjects the electrical loads to the excessive voltage as well. Also, the ignition voltage is subject to transient surges during so-called load dump events when the vehicle storage battery is disconnected from an engine-driven alternator. In such case, the alternator output voltage can rise well above the nominal charging voltage before the voltage regulator can remove the alternator field winding excitation. For this reason, vehicle electrical systems are typically equipped with shunt suppression devices (Zener


Q:

Constructor ArrayAdapter onclick issue

I need to display image and text in my listview when i click a button search but it giving me an error in my setListAdapter(new MobileArrayAdapter(this, PNames,PImages));.. I have two classes.
When I display onformLoad it working but, now I need to display it using a buttton, here my two classess :
    B_KZN.setOnClickListener(new View .OnClickListener() {

        @Override
            public void onClick(View Kv) {
    // TODO Auto-generated method stub

   JSONObject json = JSONfunctions.getJSONfromURL("http://10.0.2.2/php/p.php");

   try{

            JSONArray  earthquakes = json.getJSONArray("SKZN");

          red line.

A:

Your declaring this as your Context. But you are in an Annoymous class of type View.OnClickListener
try this instead:
 setListAdapter(new MobileArrayAdapter(YourActivityName.this, PNames,PImages));

A:

The first parameter of the constructor is of type Context, however when passing this to the constructor you are inside a subclass of View.OnClickListener.  As you are in an inner-class of your (most likely) activity, you just need to indicate that you want to pass the parent activity instance.
Where you're creating the adapter, use MyActivity.this:
setListAdapter(new MobileArrayAdapter(MyActivity.this, PNames,PImages));


PRIMARY KEY

In this section of the code:
stFieldNamesNoKeyId = "fstPriority, fstInfo, fstDateCreated, fstDateModified".

stValuesPlaceHolder = "@p0, @p1, @p2, @p3"

Four
    fbCmd.Parameters.AddWithValue:
stPlaceHolder = "@p0" ... stValue = "1st value";

stPlaceHolder = "@p1" ... stValue = "2nd value";

stPlaceHolder = "@p2" ... stValue = "3rd value";

stPlaceHolder = "@p3" ... stValue = "4th value";

I did not add a value for fiKeyID as it as the PRIMARY KEY.

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care that investigates the causes of a person's biomechanical symptoms, analyzing and detecting the spinal nerve and joint progenitors of such problems. Regular chiropractic care helps reduce nerve interference and restore spinal function, thus helping you and your family attain greater levels of health and well-being.

The Eleatic philosopher Zeno, writing almost 2500 years ago, famously propounded several paradoxes purportedly proving that various conceptions of the physical universe were false. The most famous of these involves the Greek hero Achilles and a tortoise, stating that if the tortoise started ahead of Achilles in a race, the fleet-footed Achaean warrior could never catch the plodding turtle. Zeno also claimed to prove that a moving arrow is actually at rest. His main purpose was to defend the philosophy of the "one"of the alignment between the query and template profile. *S*~*corr*~ is the correlation score *S*~*l*~ over a sliding window of length *d*.

Thirdly, and last improvement, the solvent accessibility (SA) structural feature was appended in a SA profile. The SA of a protein residue is the surface area of a protein residue that is accessible to solvent. Solvent accessibility is a fundamental structural feature since it is related to the hydrophobic properties of residues. Hydrophobic force plays an important role during the folding process, affecting the protein packing and consequently the protein spatial arrangement[@b31]. Therefore, homologs sharing the same fold should also have similar SA patterns[@b27][@b32].

The SA profile of the template is computed by discretizing the real value of relative solvent accessibility estimated by NACCESS in ten classes. The


of the secondary structure elements alone and highlights the importance of using PB instead of secondary structures. User can download the model as a PDB file and perform complementary analyses.

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We show 4 examples from the Continuous Automated Model EvaluatiOn[@b44] (CAMEO) server which provides a continuous evaluation of the accuracy and the reliability of protein structure prediction servers ([Figs 6](#f6){ref-type="fig"} and [7](#f7){ref-type="fig"}). For the 4 examples, ORION server results are compared to the results of the 11 web servers that are continuously assessed in CAMEO ([Tables 2](#t2){ref-type="table"} and [3](#t3){ref-type="table"}). The server list is composed of 4 single-method fold recognition techniques: the HHpred[@b45], SPARKS-X[@b46], RaptorX[@b47], Princeton_TEMPLATE and Phyre2[@b48] servers, two consensus-based fold recognition methods: the IntFOLD2-TS[@b49] and IntFOLD3-TS[@b50] servers, two *ab initio* and *de novo* approachesQ:

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a churning in the great game politics of the region because of which there is large scale uncertainty about the future. Amid this, the actualisation of the trade and transit treaty is actually an achievement of no mean proportions; however, the furtherance of it is going to be a challenge.

On 29 October 2017, the first of six shipments totaling 1.1 million tonnes of wheat, which India is gifting to the government of Afghanistan left Kandla (Gujarat) for Chabahar. India’s External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj along with Afghan Foreign Minister Salahuddin Rabbani, through a video conference, observed the first shipment. An Indian statement noted, “The two Foreign Ministers welcomed the fact that this is the first shipment that would be going to Afghanistan through the Chabahar port after thein Afghanistan, and that Russia had distributed small arms to Taliban fighters via Iranian proxies. This has prompted President Trump to place greater reliance on India to play a proactive role in Afghanistan; the US to India advisory stopped short of a demand for Indian boots on ground in west Afghanistan. It also led the US to make renewed efforts of cooperation by Pakistan to stop support to some of the terror networks of the Taliban such as the Haqqanis under Sirajuddin Haqqani.

However, there has been little response to that urging. On the face of things, Afghanistan appears to be replacing Syria as the new conflict zone for contestation of big power strategic space. The US influence in the Middle East having partially diluted with the Iranian-Russian success