just toss big money fighting this like anything else. Well with Rahm at the helm he's looking at really cutting the budget/deficit (or so he says). Do you think this will impact they "normal" way Chicago would have fought this before compared to now?

She is also a victim of anti self-defense activists in the Illinois legislature who have consistently refused to recognize that good people have the right to protect themselves when they go about their everyday business.

I wonder if after Mary wins her case, can she sue all of the "no" voters in civil court for her damages?

Great job guys and gals! Daley would just toss big money fighting this like anything else. Well with Rahm at the helm he's looking at really cutting the budget/deficit (ordown.

I was fully behind 148. I didn't complain about being kept in the dark. I didn't gripe about compromises that I didn't agree with. Now I feel the need to say enough is enough. Let's stop pushing for a watered down legislative solution and let's reclaim the RIGHTS that have been trampled for so long.

It remains to be seen just how much leverage the legal action gives us. These things are a big deal to us, but the antis might not give a hoot.

It certainly won't rattle the Chicago area anti's so long as it stays out of the area news outlets, which it has so far. With the exception of Fox News Chicago (not sure if it made an actual newscast but did make a blurb on


a tactical retreat.

Here's a scenario that could help them save face. Chicago has a new mayor Monday morning. He could easily turn Right to Carry into a win for them by going neutral on the issue or even, dare I say it, showing support. He does not have the power to fight it right now anyway.

Wishful thinking to be sure, but if they sit down and think about this they could turn it into their win very easily. If they don't, their choices only lead to more unpleasantness for them politically.

Of all tyrannies, a tyranny sincerely exercised for the good of its victims may be the most oppressive. It would be better to live under robber barons than under omnipotent moral busybodies. The robber baron's cruelty may sometimesIt seems a pointless exercise to me!

...I actually uninstalled the CMS, (or at least thought I did). A couple months later when I was in the Task Manager Processes tab, I noticed it was back. Don’t know how unless it was reloaded when I installed some new content. That bugger is worse than blackberry bushes to get rid of.

If I may play Devil’s Advocate, since you didn’t notice it was back (and therefore there can’t have been any impact on your system), why keep on trying to remove it? It seems a pointless exercise to me!

Somme of us don’t like unwanted services running. If it’s not wanted, then it’s just something else that may mess things up, and it takes up resources unnecessarily. Maybe not a lot of


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This is awesome. I opened up my package Monday (Sorry it took so long for me to post this) and found three things I love. First, and best, is the portable pistol cleaning kit. Little does my Santa know, but I have had that exact same kit in my hands three times, and was just too much of a cheep skate to buy it. It's got a brass rod which is by far the best material for not messing up your bore, and brushes for every caliber I own. Plus the whole thing fits into the handle so it can go into my range bag. Sweet. On top of that, he got me a very nice set of ear plugs. These are deaf..inately necessary. (See what I didManchester United will pursue alternative targets to bolster their attacking options this summer after ruling out an £80 million move for Borussia Dortmund winger Jadon Sancho, sources have told ESPN FC.

Former Manchester City youngster Sancho, 19, has been a long-term United target, with the club's scouting department identifying him as a potential signing prior to Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's arrival as the replacement for the sacked Jose Mourinho in December 2018.

- Transfer Talk: Man United making Wan-Bissaka move?

- Sources: United set to make move for Newcastle's Longstaff

- When does the transfer window close?

But while Solskjaer and assistant manager Mike Phelan have encouraged the club's interest in the teenager, who made his England debut against Croatia in October 2018, United have been unable to engage Dortmund in constructive discussions about


to wonder how all this looks to Bertrand Delanoë, the mayor of Paris, who ran a rival bid for the 2012 Olympics. His city had been the strong favourite; it had most of the necessary facilities already in place. It had not held the Games since 1924. London's success represented such a bitter defeat that Delanoë protested to the Olympic authorities over supposed irregularities in the winning bid. Perhaps he and his colleagues are smiling now.

Or perhaps not, since only six years ago France experienced something very similar to Britain's current disruption. From a small incident involving a handful of youths in Clichy-sous-Bois, one of the eastern suburbs of Paris, rioting spread through the capital's quartiers difficiles and thence to Amiens, Lille, Strasbourg, Lyon, Toulouse, Marseille, and elsewhere.

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hanging off the side of the Northwestern Mutual building, doing construction with my fellow ironworkers,” Bryce said.

“It was actually on that construction site that I first got a call from the Sanders campaign in 2016. They were calling to ask if there were any job actions where Senator Sanders could be helpful. And that just kind of blew me away.”

Sanders drew repeated cheers from the crowd as he ticked off his signature issues, including "Medicare for all."

“In every other major country on earth … health care is a right, not a privilege,” he said.

On gun control, Sanders said: "American people understand that there are common-sense gun safety laws that can and should be passed."

Bryce echoed many of Sanders' points, including raising the minimum wage to $15 an hourPaul Martin (broken arm) and Johnny Oduya (lower body) and Jay Pandolfo (dislocated shoulder). . . . Because Elias did not play, Devils recalled Matt Halischuk from Lowell, where he was sent Monday. Lowell did not play during his two-day stay.


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// call cb(er, data)to PrEP does not exist in a vacuum, but is produced by social pressures that also stigmatize HIV infection and nonnormative sexualities and limit access to prevention and care services. The challenge for health promotion is to change the public discourse and to remove barriers.

PrEP is an important new strategy that offers HIV-negative people a new way to protect themselves from HIV. While PrEP access needs to be targeted to high-risk populations, care needs to be taken so that PrEP use is not (further) stigmatized by social-marketing campaigns that present PrEP users as irresponsible. PrEP access needs to be reframed as a positive and responsible option to help people remain HIV-negative.

**Disclosure**

The author reports no conflicts of interest in this work.


invest any of his own financial well-being into the compnay, for filling the company’s executive offices with radio jocks who made it into an uncomfortable and aggressive place to work. Cheers for finally ending the torture and letting people who actually care about the Tribune and its legacy to pick up the pieces.

CHEERS to the National Sports Journalism Center for trying to drag editors into the late 20th Century by informing them that a link isn’t a tacit advertisement. Readers expect links now, and you have to give them to them.

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In September 2011, lung metastasis of the thymic cancer was noted in the right upper lobe on follow-up CT imaging, and the patient underwent chemotherapy consisting of a combination of Adriamycin, cisplatin, vincristine, and cyclophosphamide. However, it was difficult to continue the chemotherapy regimen due to the onset of various life-threatening adverse effects of the


resection procedure each time the patient developed symptoms of dyspnea.

In general, the efficacy of partial resection does not last long if treatments, such as radiotherapy or chemotherapy, are not performed after the surgery due to the potential for regrowth of the residual endobronchial metastatic carcinoma. However, in the present case, the use of repeated partial resection provided life-saving improvements in the patient's performance status.

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[^2]: Study Design

[^3]: Data Collection

[^4]: Statistical Analysis

[^5]: Data Interpretation

[^6]: Manuscript Preparation

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[^9]: **Conflict of interest:** None declared


of the cost of the position and the capital project administrative budget will support 25 percent of the position.

The assembly increased total general fund appropriations from $74.4 million to $74.9 million. Revenues and other funding sources for the general fund were originally estimated to be $73 million. However sales tax revenues are projected to be lower than originally forecasted.

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   someone who had a couple of years in government, education, or the non-profit world, then returned to graduate school to escape the drudgery of actual PR work.

If you want to corroborate this, check out some of the current listings at Higher Education Jobs.com, where Oral Roberts University has a new listing for an assistant professor of public relations, Ph.D. required. Oral Roberts University is about as far from being a research university as I am from the United Arab Emirates, which is also advertising for an assistant professor fluent in English and Arabic, Ph.D. required.

Colleges and universities that two decades ago were little more than glorified high schools are requiring the Ph.D. to teach in an applied field like public relations. Talk about the death of common sense!

Maybe


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Frederick and May Rindge, the unlikely couple whose love story propelled Malibu’s transformation from an untamed ranch in the middle of nowhere to a paradise seeded with movie stars, are at the heart of this story of American grit and determinism....

The newly married couple reached Los Angeles in 1887 when it was still a frontier, and within a few years Frederick, the only heir to an immense Boston fortune, became one of the wealthiest men in the state. After his sudden death in 1905, May spent the next thirty years fighting off some of the most powerful men in the country—as well as fissures within her own family—to preserve Malibu as her private kingdom. Her struggle, one of theQ:

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President Obama has some serious "issues" when it comes to the economy... and that might translate to "issues" come Election Day.

A new Gallup poll shows Americans continue to give the president failing grades on the economy, jobs and the deficit.

The president gets high marks for his handling of "terrorism"– 58 percent... and fair marks on "education" - 49 percent... and "foreign affairs" - 48%. But that's where the good news ends for him.

On immigration, Mr. Obama gets just a 38 percent approval rating... and it's downhill from there.

His worst marks come on "creating jobs" at 37%, the "economy" - 36%, and the "federal budget deficit" - 30%.

It's not hard to see why many Americans feel this way... with unemployment above 8 percent for 42 months in a rowwoman who simply wasn't worth losing."

One story Jack loves to tell is how he and Carol met – when he was a local news anchor in Kansas City. They started to meet regularly for a quick meal between his shows and became good friends. Whenever Jack had to leave, his exit line was "We'd better wrap this up. Got to get back to the station." One night Carol finally asked, "What kind of a gas station do you work at? You're always wearing a tie."

Jack explained it was a television station. He loved the fact that she had no clue and couldn't care less that he had been on air there every night for four years. He later described that as one of his life's "twenty-four-carat moments" that


a larger and brighter appearance in the heavens. According to NASA, the moon has an uneven orbit that brings it closer to Earth at times.

At its closest point, known as its "perigee," the moon is approximately 50,000 kilometres closer than its farthest point, known as the "apogee."

According to NASA, a supermoon can appear as much as 14 per cent bigger and 30 per cent brighter than a regular, or apogee, full moon.

NASA planetary geologist Noah Petro told The Associated Press that he's hoping people make an effort to take in the view. However, he said that even he won't be able to see major differences in lunar size or luminosity. Still, earthlings will be in for a sky show, Petro said, weather permitting. And, at the very least,Diagnostic value of HMGB1 immunostaining on cell blocks from residual liquid-based gynecologic cytology specimens.
Aberrant expression of high mobility group box 1 (HMGB1) is associated with tumor development and progression. The current study was conducted to evaluate the significance of HMGB1 immunostaining on cell block (CB) preparations in the diagnosis of neoplastic and preneoplastic lesions of the cervix. The CBs were prepared from 157 residual liquid-based gynecologic cytology specimens which were collected from women whose cervical lesions had been confirmed by histopathology. The expression of HMGB1 and p16INK4A (p16) was visualized by immunocytochemistry on the CB preparations, and the association of their expression patterns was correlated with the severity of cervical lesions. HeLa cells were used as positive control. HMGB1 expression was observed in dysplastic and neoplastic cells and


Russia, announced a renewed, "comprehensive" offensive on Thursday.

Hospital strikes 'a big blow'

The strikes on two of Aleppo's remaining hospitals likely will only compound the misery of civilians trapped there.

Hakimi, a UK-based orthopedic surgeon, told CNN that due to damage to the electricity and oxygen generators and the intensive care unit at M10, "the hospital as we speak is out of service. It's one of the main hospitals in Aleppo, so it's a big blow."

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There were no casualties in the strike on M10, Hakimi said, but three patients were killed and two members of staff were injured at the M2 hospital. Five artillery shells struck that facility,Bell

Choice excerpt: “Like most of you, I’ve been reading the news about the spread of coronavirus and I am convinced that Taco Bell, our franchisees and team members have an obligation to do something to help stop this from spreading.”

An “obligation”! I don’t know about that, but it’s true that we need to protect Taco Bell at all costs.

Company: Party City

Subject line: “An Update From Our CEO, Brad Weston”

Choice excerpt: “We will continue to monitor the situation and adjust accordingly to do what is best for the public health and safety and provide updates at PartyCity.com and through our social channels. … Be safe, and we look forward to celebrating with you soon.”

Pray that one day soon we will party [city] again.

Company: Thinx, a company best known for


period we want to give back more to our customers. We intend to break our own rules and offer weekly promotions that make our everyday basics even more affordable. Look out for something new each Monday. We’re kicking off tonight with a full week of $50 denim.”

$50 denim? The real heroes.

Wait, Who?

(aka the Places You Visited or Interacted With Exactly Once, Five Years Ago)

Company: European Wax Center, a chain of hair removal salons

Subject line: “A Message From Our CEO David Berg”

Choice excerpt: “As a leader in the waxing industry, we’re keenly aware of the visibility our position can bring. We take this both as a privilege and a responsibility to always do the right thing. Because of that, and guided by the distinct principles of our brand, weare a resilient species, especially gay people. In fact we are the strongest motherfuckers I know.”

why yes the best corporate COVID-19 email is from a gay fetish gear company pic.twitter.com/19CIcroLue — Dominic Holden (@dominicholden) March 15, 2020

Only the gay fetishwear companies were truly prepared for this.


Its first section ends with Lord Desert satisfying the conditions of Jewish moneylenders while the narrator desperately searches the streets of London for the child prostitute Ann. Later appended with the short essay "The Daughter of Lebanon," this work recounts a recurring dream of being chased by a hideous crocodile through Chinese houses in a section titled "the pains of" the title substance. Published in 1822, it describes the author's experiences with the title substance, which he takes as an anodyne for his terrible stomach pains. FTP, name this book by Thomas De Quincey about his addiction to the title drug.

Answer:
Confessions of an English Opium Eater

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Even opponents of this ruler praised his passing of the National Forest initiative. One action directed against him revolvedThe man who defeated them eventually murdered the family of the Khurshah, after successfully taking a fortress established by Hasan Sabbah, Alamut. FTP, name this group destroyed by Hulagu Khan, a sect of radical Ismailis known for their habit of killing important leaders.

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Assassins or Hashishuun or Hashishiin or al-Hashashuun

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From 1933-1934 and 1944-1946, this region was briefly independent under the leadership of Hoja Niyaz Hadji and Alikhan Tore. The forgeries of Islam Akhun about this region were exposed by the explorer Aurel Stein, and Paul Pelliot explored this region, finding the manuscript trove at the Cave of the Thousand Buddhas. The source of the Ili River, cities in this region include Yarkand and Aksu, and the mountain known as Pik Pobedy in one language is


with glucuronic acid, which can then be metabolized to stercobilinogen by bacteria in the colon. It is formed in the body when erythrocytes undergo heme catabolism, and its light sensitivity results in a water-soluble isomer that mitigates jaundice in newborns. FTP, identify this compound that gives a yellow-brown color to bile.

Answer:
bilirubin

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In this author's first novel, Stonecipheco baby food fortune heiress Lenore Beadsman has an affair with Rick Vigorous while searching for her missing great-grandmother. He wrote about a lesbian whose amazing win streak on Jeopardy is broken by her insane brother in his short story "Little Expressionless Animals." That story appears in a collection named for his short story about the sociopathic lawyer Sick Puppy, Girl With Curious Hair. This author collaborated with Markof the world." In one section of this work, a prisoner forges a chain to hold the world captive, but ends up being bound by it instead. Another section describes a place "on the seashore of endless worlds" where "children meet," while yet another section addresses "world-filling," "eye-kissing," "heart-sweetening" light. Beginning with a poem about a "little flute" which "breathed through it melodies eternally new," this collection includes poems previously published in Nobeiddo, and also contains a poem about a place "where the mind is without fear." Featuring an laudatory introduction by William Butler Yeats, FTP, name this 1913 poetry collection whose name translates as "Song Offerings," a work by Rabindranath Tagore.

Answer:
Gitanjali

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TB. This man's work inspired Albert Eschenmoser to use an allylic alcohol to


[Stability of botulin toxins in solutions and beverages].
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While they are celebrating a win over a division rival, there are certain realities the Winnipeg Blue Bombers have to face.

You won’t be victorious often when you allow the opposition to put up 440 yards, hold the ball for 13 more minutes and run almost twice as many offensive plays.

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The Bombers beat the Edmonton Eskimos 28-21 on Thursday night to run their CFL record to 2-0.

They did it with a quick-strike offence that produced four touchdowns despite running only 40 offensive plays and a bend-don’t-break defence that didn’t allow a single


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For immunofluorescence, cells growing on glass coverslides at low confluence were fixed with 4% formaldehyde, stained with cortactin, E-cadherin or Vimentin antibodies, and nuclei counterstained with DAPI. Slides were visualized by confocal microscopy, using a Zeiss LSM 710 microscope. Immunofluorescence experiments were carried out using the following antibodies: rhodamine-phalloidine (catalog \# R415, Thermo Fisher Scientific, Waltham, MA), cortactin (catalog \# 3503S, Cell Signaling Technology), E-cadherin (catalog \# MAB1838, RD Systems MN) and vimentin (catalog \# NB300-223, Novus biological, Centennial, CO). As secondary antibodies we used Alexa 488 (catalog \# A11001), Alexa 555 (catalog \# A21428), and Alexa 549 (catalog \# A-11042) (Thermo Fisher Scientific). For quantification of ruffles, five random fields were selected. Ruffle area was measured by thresholding for signal intensity using ImageJ.

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scar treatment effectiveness than control samples. Interestingly, OCH-Lip-CUR exhibited higher in vivo effectiveness than CUR-OCH nanoplexes. However, based on their own advantages, both of them were good candidates for a commercial formulation for wound healing and scar treatment.Odisha, has been largely free of religious tensions. West Singhbhum district, which is part of the Kolhan region, has often been in the news on account of the Maoist insurgency. But as the recent social boycotts showed, the conflict over conversions has arrived here as well.Under the British, “Tribal religion”, or animism, was counted as a distinct religion in the census till 1941. The practice was discontinued in Independent India. This has been a source of anger among Jharkhand’s adivasis. They believe the removal of this category undermines tribal identity.The week when the social boycott was enforced in Lupungpi village, about 130 kilometres away, in Jharkhand's capital Ranchi, the release of the census data on religion triggered a renewed demand for the recognition of Sarna, the worship of


become "E" but because the rotors spin by one unit before the encryption, it is encrypted to the next letter in the setting: "K".
Now to find what happens in the second rotor, we need to see the 11th letter in the setting (or the letter below K) which is "L".
Similarly for the final rotor, we see the 12th letter (below "L") which is "V" and that from my understanding should be what is transferred to the reflector and then back.
Though my software is complete with ring settings, plugboard and all the other stuff and it can decrypt it's own encrypted messages the way it is supposed to, the ciphertext is never the same as what online enigma simulators produce for the same settings, nor can it decrypt originalto live on, and thrive, in a time of increasing precarity and
contingency. ‘Thrift’ has been embraced, governmentally and individually, as a
moral orientation which can cure us of our profligacy and our spendthrift
habits. In particular it is women – and more specifically mothers – who are
compelled, invited and required to become the desirable thrifty subject.
Consequently the figures of failure, waste, excess and indiscipline are also
powerfully gendered - and held up as evidence of a bloated welfare state. This
lecture examines the ‘cruel optimism’ (Berlant, 2011) of thrift, the futures it
tantalisingly promises, the consoling and constructed national nostalgias that
it animates and the pathologies it (re)circulates about the ‘wrong’ kind of
family consumption. In particular this paper explores the potency of gender in
both the re-invention of divisive moral categories of worth, and in


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Q:

Looking for update for number of days using oracle sql

I have a table t1 with below table structure:
Period_xi yearmonth
1          2021/01
2          2021/02

period_Xi is the primary key of table t1. I am going to create 2nd table t2 as below:
period_xi yearmonth  CM-1   CM-2 CM-3 CM-4 CM-5 CM-6 CM-7 CM-8 CM-9 CM-10 CM-11 CM-2
1          2021/01    31    30    31
2          2021/02

I have to update the column CM-1 as 31, CM-2 as 30 days to find out the number of days for previousfield
Status Message actually consists of two components: status keyword and status message. Status message
is optionally set by the resource and is an arbitrary text string that
is printed after the status keyword.

Descriptions of possible values for a resource's status are as follows:

Degraded

The resource is online, but its performance or availability might be compromised in some way.

Faulted

The resource has encountered an error that prevents it from functioning.

Offline

The resource is offline.

Online

The resource is online and providing service.

Unknown

The current status is unknown or is in transition.

Using This Command in a Zone Cluster

You can use the clresourcegroup command with all subcommands except export in a
zone cluster.

You can also use the -Z option with all subcommands except export to
specify the name of a particular zone cluster to which you want to
restrict an operation. And,


you can also attach the zone-cluster name to a
resource group (zoneclustername:resourcegroup) to restrict an operation to a particular zone cluster.

You can access all zone cluster information from a global-cluster node, but a
particular zone cluster is not aware of other zone clusters. If you do
not restrict an operation to a particular zone cluster, the subcommand you use
operates in the current cluster only.

You can specify affinities between a resource group in a zone cluster and
a resource group in another zone cluster or a resource group on
the global cluster. You can use the following command to specify the affinities
between resource groups in different zone clusters:

For example, if you need to specify a strong positive affinity (++)
between resource group RG1 in zone cluster ZC1 and resource group RG2
in zone cluster ZC2, usethe following command:

# clresourcegroup set -p RG_affinities=++ZC2:RG2 ZC1:RG1

To specify a strong positive affinity with failover delegation (+++) between resource group
RG1 in zone cluster ZC1 and resource group RG2 in zone cluster
ZC2, use the following command:

# clresourcegroup set -p RG_affinities=+++ZC2:RG2 ZC1:RG1

To specify a strong negative affinity (--) between resource group RG1 in zone
cluster ZC1 and resource group RG2 in the global cluster, use the following command:

# clresourcegroup set -p RG_affinities=--global:RG2 ZC1:RG1

Resource groups can be automatically distributed across cluster nodes or zones. For
more information, see the entries for Load_factors, Priority, and Preemption_mode in the rg_properties(5) man
pages.

SUBCOMMANDS

The following subcommands are supported:

add-node

Adds a node to the end of the Nodelist property for a resource group.

You can use this subcommand in the global cluster or in a zone cluster.

The order of the nodes


man page.

manage

Brings a resource group that you specify to a managed state.

You can use this subcommand in the global cluster or in a zone cluster.

If you use this subcommand from the global-cluster node, this subcommand can operate on any resource group. If you use this subcommand in a zone cluster, it successfully operates only on resource groups in the zone cluster. To manage resource groups in a specific zone cluster from the global-cluster node, you can use the -Z option to specify the name of the zone cluster.

Users other than superuser require solaris.cluster.admin RBAC authorization to use this subcommand. See the rbac(5) man page.

offline

Brings a resource group that you specify to an offline state.

You can use this subcommand in the global cluster or in a zone cluster.

If youhas no effect on unmanaged resource groups.

Users other than superuser require solaris.cluster.admin RBAC authorization to use this subcommand. See the rbac(5) man page.

remove-node

Removes a node from the Nodelist property of a resource group.

You can use this subcommand in the global cluster or in a zone cluster.

You can use this subcommand from the global-cluster node or a zone cluster. To remove a node for a resource group in a zone cluster from the global-cluster node, you can use the -Z option to specify the name of the zone cluster.

After removing the node, remove-node might reset the value of the Maximum_primaries or Desired_primaries property to the new number of nodes in the Nodelist property. remove-node resets the value of the Maximum_primaries or Desired_primaries property only if either value exceeds the


qualifier options that you specify, are listed.

Users other than superuser require solaris.cluster.read RBAC authorization to use this subcommand. See the rbac(5) man page.

status

Generates a status report, filtered by qualifier options, for resource groups that you specify.

You can use this subcommand in the global cluster or in a zone cluster.

If you use this command in a zone cluster, this subcommand applies only to the resource groups in the zone cluster.

You can use -r resource to include only those resource groups that contain resources. You can use -t resourcetype to include only those resource groups that contain a resource type in resourcetype. You can use -n node to include only those resource groups that are online in one or more nodes. You can use the -Z option to specify azone cluster from the global-cluster node to include only those resource groups that are online in the specified zone cluster.

If you specify -s state, only those groups with the states that you specify are listed.

Note - You can specify either the -n option or the -s option with the status subcommand. But, you cannot specify both options at the same time with the status subcommand.

If you do not specify an operand or if you specify the plus sign operand (+), all resource groups, filtered by any qualifier options that you specify, are listed.

Users other than superuser require solaris.cluster.read RBAC authorization to use this subcommand. See the rbac(5) man page.

suspend

Suspends the automatic recovery actions on and quiesces the specified resource group.

You can use this subcommand in the global cluster


the quiescing of the resource groups. If you do not specify the -k option, methods are allowed to continue running until they exit or they exceed their configured timeout.

Users other than superuser require solaris.cluster.admin RBAC authorization to use this subcommand. See the rbac(5) man page.

switch

Changes the node, or set of nodes, that is mastering a resource group that you specify.

You can use this subcommand in the global cluster or in a zone cluster.

If you use this subcommand in the global-cluster node, this subcommand can operate on any resource group. If you use this subcommand in a zone cluster, it successfully operates only on resource groups in the zone cluster.

Use the -n option to specify the list of nodes on which to bring the resource groups online. You canproperties that accept lists of string values, for example, Nodelist.

-rresource[,…]

--resource=resource-[,…]

--resource resource-[,…]

Specifies a resource or a list of resources.

You can use this option only with the list, show, and status subcommands. This option limits the output from these commands. Only those resource groups that contain one or more of the resources in the resource list are output.

-sstate[,…]

--state=state-[,…]

--state state-[,…]

Specifies a resource group state or a list of resource group states.

You can use this option only with the status subcommand. This option limits the output so that only those resource groups that are in the specified state on any specified nodes are displayed. You can specify one or more of the following arguments (states) with this option:

Error_stop_failed

Any specified resource group that is in the Error_stop_failed state on any node that you


or talk. Their son is now 5 years old, according to court documents.

Here’s more from the report:

Justice Edward Mansfield was the only vote against the ruling. He wrote a dissenting opinion which says the decision is limited to a “severely disabled child” — but says the court does not define the term, and asks “what happens if testing indicates the child will be born blind or without a hand?” Mansfield says the court’s decision also opens up the possibility for other claims. Manfield also says an “honest appraisal of the legislature’s Iowa Code section 146A.1 would find that it is intended to discourage, not encourage, abortions. The statute sets forth prerequisites for abortion only, not for carrying a pregnancy to term. It requires some creativity to read section<< endl;
cout << "b = " << a.ToString.HEX() << endl;

The problem here is that I cannot access variable Number from my structure.
I know that something like this would solve my problem:
struct
{
    string HEX(BigNum &parent) { return parent.Number + " - HEX"; }
...
}ToString;

The problem with this solution is that it is not comfortable to always pass a pointer to my instance.
What would be a solution in this case to have data in nested class and in the same time to keep calls as simple as a.ToString.DEC()?

A:

In some way you have to give ToString a reference or a pointer to the BigNum object so you can access Number. How about something like this:
class BigNum
{
public:
    BigNum(string StrNumber) : Number(std::move(StrNumber)) {}
    BigNum(const char*


Q:

About the definition of powerful p-groups

I am reading "Analytic pro-$p$ groups" by Dixon, Du Sautoy, Mann and Segal.
They define $G$ a finite $p$-group to be powerful if $[G,G]\leq G^p$ for $p$ odd but in the case $p=2$ they require $[G,G]\leq G^4$.

Why this discrepancy between odd and even $p$? Is it related to some substantial fact about $p$-groups or is this just a technical condition you assume to make the proofs work?

This reminds me of the computation  $\mathbb{Z}_p^{\times}=\mathbb{F}_p^{\times}\times \mathbb{Z}_p$ for $p$ odd while for $p=2$ we have $\mathbb{Z}_2^{\times}=\{ \pm1\}\times \mathbb{Z}_2$. But I could not correlate directly these two facts.

A:

The condition $[G,G]\leq G^2$ is vacuous: it holds for any group. Because $G/G^2$ is a group of exponent $2$, and hence abelian, so $G^2$ contains $[G,G]$.
The point ofAre benzodiazepines still the medication of choice for patients with panic disorder with or without agoraphobia?
Recently, pharmacological treatment guidelines for panic disorder have changed as newer treatment options have become available. The authors examined how the use of psychotropic drugs has shifted over the course of 10 years to determine if prescribing patterns have changed to reflect these revised treatment guidelines. A total of 443 patients with panic disorder were enrolled in the Harvard/Brown Anxiety Research Project, a prospective longitudinal study of anxiety disorders. These patients were interviewed over the course of 10 years to examine their use of psychotropic medications. Despite efforts aimed at increasing the use of selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors (SSRIs) in patients with panic disorder (e.g., APA's practice guideline for panic disorder, Food and


^K \otimes W _{\pi} ^i$

where $\pi$ runs over automorphic representations of weight $W$.

Density result
==============

Fix a finite set $\Sigma _0$ of rational primes in ${\mathbb}{Q}$, not containing $p$ and containing all the rational primes which divide the primes in $F$ at which $D$ is ramified. We will also denote by $\Sigma _0$ the set of primes in $F$ (or in $F^+$) which lie over those in $\Sigma _0$. It should not cause any confusion. Let $\Sigma = \Sigma _0 \cup \{p \}$.

Let $K_0 ^{\Sigma } = \prod _{l \notin \Sigma} G(\mathbb{Z} _{l})$ and let $G = G(\mathbb{Q} _p)$. Define also $G _{\Sigma  _0} = \prod _{l \in \Sigma _0} G(\mathbb{Q} _l)$ and $G_{\Sigma} = G({\mathbb}{Z}_p)G_{\Sigma_0}$. We fix a maximal compact subgroup $K_{\Sigma, 0} = \prod _{l \in^{n-1} _{E , {\mathfrak}{m}, \Sigma} \right) ^{K_p}$ is of finite length. We know that every ${\mathcal}{O}$-stable lattice in a smooth $E$-representation of $GL_n({\mathbb}{Q}_l)$ of finite length is finitely generated (see proposition 3.3 in [@vi]). Hence $\left( \widehat{H} ^{n-1} _{{\mathcal}{O} , {\mathfrak}{m}, \Sigma} \right) ^{K_p}$ is finitely generated. Because ${\mathfrak}{m}$ is cohomologically non-Eisenstein we have $$\left( \widehat{H} ^{n-1} _{{\mathcal}{O} , {\mathfrak}{m}, \Sigma} \right) ^{K_p} / \varpi \left( \widehat{H} ^{n-1} _{{\mathcal}{O} , {\mathfrak}{m}, \Sigma} \right) ^{K_p} \simeq \left( H ^{n-1} _{k , {\mathfrak}{m}, \Sigma} \right) ^{K_p}$$ and so we conclude.

If $K_p$ is a pro-p open subgroup of $G$, and if $K_{\Sigma _0} \subset G_{\Sigma _0}$ is an allowable level, chosen so that $K_pK_{\Sigma _0}K_0^{\Sigma _0}$ is neat, then, for some $r>0$, there is an isomorphism $\widehat{H} ^{n-1} (K_{\Sigma _0}) _{\mathcal{O}


M. Harris, J.-P. Labesse “Construction of automorphic Galois representations I”, tome 1 of book project of M. Harris

L. Clozel, M. Harris, R. Taylor “Automorphy for some l-adic lifts of automorphic mod l representations”, Pub. Math. IHES 108 (2008), 1-181.

M. Dimitrov, “Galois representations modulo p and cohomology of Hilbert modular varieties”, Ann. Sci. École Norm. Sup. 38, Issue 4 (2005), 505-551.

M. Emerton, T. Gee, “p-adic Hodge-theoretic properties of etale cohomology with mod p coefficients, and the cohomology of Shimura varieties”, preprint 2012

M. Emerton “Local-global compatibility in the p-adic Langlands programme for $GL_{2 / \mathbb{Q}}$”, preprint 2011

M. Emerton, “Local-global compatibility conjecture in the p-adic Langlands programme for $GL_{2 / \mathbb{Q}}$”, Pure and Applied Math. Quarterly 2 (2006), no. 2, 279-393.

M. Emerton, “On the interpolation of systems of eigenvalues attached toarrangement which resists vibrational loosening.
In another known arrangement an otherwise known trilobular screw was modified by having its entry portion almost triangular in configuration. It was intended that the triangular entry portion would create a scraping effect while at the same time providing a clearance space for contaminants scraped off of the female thread. Such an arrangement was found to be successful in cases where there were small amounts of fairly soft contamination material. In recent years, however, automobile paints have become much harder and much thicker in order to protect the vehicle against corrosion. Where the threaded hole is contaminated by such coatings and a locking screw of the double angle type is used, the extra surface pressures generated by the hard contaminants can cause excessive and


can envision that in the present century, the scale
for higher strength and capacity shall be based on the environmental
and ecological might as the core foundation of industrial and
agricultural growth of the countries. Well then you wonder
what the ecological importance of Iran may be. I can sum up
by saying that on the imperative geopolitical and geographical
conditions of Iran, in addition to the substantial size she
has makes her function as the gate between the states near Caspian
Sea, (known as Khazar or Mazandaran Sea in Farsi), Persian Gulf
and the Middle East as a whole. Since Iran is placed on the
Palear ketik climate and its geological conditions, that has
granted it variety of geographical fields of plants and animals
and enriched assets of carbohydrate resources and a variety
of mineral riches and potential elements thatof the nation.

Arash Shams: Mr. Moosavi-Zadeh, you have written
substantial number of articles in regard to the damage and destruction
imposed to Iranian ecology under this regime. Please illustrate
that for us.

Dr. Moosavi-Zadeh: Base upon the statistic
that are presented by the regime’s own media, during the last
24 years of the clergies’ theocracy ruling Iran has wasted the
uppermost level of ecological, mineral and human resources in
the world. Since these are the data of regime’s own media and
officials, naturally real numbers must be more than those released.
Let us look into some of those. At the early times when Khomeini
came into power, according to the 1979’s United Nation’s report
our country were considered one of the richest ones due to the
existing potentials of natural mineral resources; also she Iran
were the sixth country in the world


go for silver, gold, plutonium,
antiques and jewelry that are unique and one of all worldwide;
plus complexes of: agriculture, industry, handcraft, carpets
and thousands of cultivation terrains and most fruitful fruit
gardens and great quality pistachios that are considered one
of the largest economical set of facilities in the world; that
is all in hands of “Boniad Mostazafan” under Mohsen Rafighdoost[1], and Rafsanjani[2] clan’s administration; and until now not a single audit has been
presented by them. Figuro Economic paper had estimated their
financial income over 3.5 billion dollars per year as of December
21st 2000.

I’ll read you hereby from the Etelaat Newspaper
dated as of October 7th of 1995:

Soil’s erosion (wearing out) goes around 4
billion tons per year, in addition to obliteration of the most
fertile agricultural land pieces of the country that causes
wasting away over 30400Q:

UICollectionview SelectItem programmatically not changing background

I have a UICollectionView with images. The user can select (multiselect) the images. When the user taps a single image, everything works fine. The SelectedBackgroundView is visible and on tap again, the normal image is visible.
But my problem is, I have a option for the user "Select all". In that i want to select all items programmatically. With following code:
for (int i = 0; i < CollectionView.NumberOfItemsInSection(0); i++)
{
    var ip = NSIndexPath.FromItemSection(i, 0);
    CollectionView.SelectItem(ip, false, UICollectionViewScrollPosition.None);
}

The following method returns the correct number for the selected items:
var number = CollectionView.GetIndexPathsForSelectedItems().Length;

But the UI is not changing to the SelectedBackgroundView.
Can anyone help me? Thanks.

A:

Calling SelectItem does not cause the display to be updated; it just changes the Selected property of


on which to drive it. According to a recent survey by Black Book Rankings of health care information technology, up to 17 percent of physician practices plan to ditch their current EHR system. Recently, hospitals with EHR programs from EHRMagic Inc., were stranded when this company's products were decertified. Earlier this year, Marilyn Tavenner, the newly confirmed administrator of CMS, announced a pause in EHR implementation to assess problems thus far.

Meanwhile, the monstrous commoditization of the health records effort has been expanding rapidly. The Center for Responsive Politics documented the profits from $19 billion in federal grants enjoyed by big health care information technology companies from their highly funded lobbying for advantage in the 2009 economic stimulus bill. As The New York Times reported: "With money pouring in,the Union address in 2009, where critics said he came off as overly scripted and stiff. He also was an early supporter of K-12 education standards, known as Common Core, but switched his position after announcing his candidacy.

Mr. Jindal was ineligible to run for a third term as Louisiana governor due to term limits.

He said Tuesday that he hopes to continue to influence the national discussion through his think tank, America Next, which has released policy papers aimed at advancing conservative ideas both at home and abroad.

“I realize that our country is off on the wrong track right now. Everyone knows that, but don’t forget, this is still the greatest country in the history of the world — and every single one of us should start every day


mainstream usage. So, what design considerations will we need to take into account?

Effective Stylus Design for the Mobile Computing Device

In 2011, Dr. Daria Loi, user experience innovation manager in Intel’s PC Client Group, conducted a study on how users interact with touch-enabled clamshell devices running the Windows* 8 mobile operating system. This research provided quite a few counterintuitive insights, such as the general acceptance of a touch screen deployed to a clamshell laptop computer. Based on this research, engineers at Intel were encouraged to move forward with a general release of touch screens integrated with standard Ultrabook devices, with much success.

Famously, Steve Jobs of Apple Computer noted that the general public will reject a vertical touch screen because of the effort required to lift your hand and armof stylus technology. As Dr. Loi noted, “They would look at me and say, ‘Why doesn’t it work?’ And I would say, ‘Well, it hasn’t been implemented. You can’t quite do that.’ They were like, ‘Why?’ Which is a very, very good question: Why?”

To use a stylus effectively on a flat surface—vertical or horizontal—it is necessary to engineer palm-rejection algorithms into the hardware touch sensors.

An active stylus was preferred over passive for its accuracy and responsiveness, but users liked the tactile sensation that the softer tip of a passive stylus against the screen provided.

Users strongly prefer multiple interaction options and the ability to move freely between all forms of touch, stylus, or mouse-based navigation.

A sense of ownership and direct control over the computer was a strong motivator in


but they actively preferred it for certain applications. The attitudes that prevent earlier adoption are giving way to innovation, such as the introduction of tactile (hepatic) feedback.

More and more, computer users are looking for the seamless incorporation of all forms of system interaction, from direct screen touch to stylus, keyboard, mouse, and touch pad. Each form offers advantages to the user, and as the computing world meshes more deeply with the real world, this approach allows enhanced control over both.

One of the biggest hurdles to overcome is the current lack of touch- and stylus-enabled software. Application developers are lagging behind the technological advances, with dissatisfaction the result. Fortunately, a number of application developers have recognized this need and have begun to direct attention toward stylus support. For example,and four ABC programs to illustrate my point; only then did I talk about The Australian.

But it actually gets more interesting. You see, I am accused of being part of the amorphous group who are conspiring to have the Murdoch press shut down. I can tell you right now that I have not caucused with Professor Manne, Stephen Mayne, or Bob Brown. I don’t speak to Labor politicians and they don’t ring me for advice (huge sigh of relief in News HQ?).

I was very careful to put on the record my views about any suggestion that I am in favour of shutting down News Limited through government regulation. I am not; I believe if it is to be shut down, it should not be by any other means


to head south, taking part in the landings at San Carlos Water as a stores and ammunition ship. When the order to head south was given, several warships had the WE.177A nuclear weapon deployed aboard. Amongst these were the Type 22 frigates  and  and the aircraft carriers  and . Some newspaper reports also named RFA Fort Austin. The Ministry of Defence explored various options to transfer these nuclear weapons from the frigates to the safety of the deep magazines aboard Fort Austin, Hermes and Invincible. An MoD publication describes a complex series of manoeuvres to avoid the presence of these nuclear warheads in areas that would break the UK obligation to the  Treaty of Tlatelolco, often referred to as the Latin-America Nuclear Free Zone.thank you so much
uh couldn't do it without you I am so
proud of this team
and I also want to thank Express Connect
for producing
uh the meeting um just some housekeeping
um
uh several many of us were just in a
commissioner coffee and there was open
dialogue
uh for the rest of the meeting except in
certain portions where it's noted
uh all of the question and answer and
dialogue will actually happen in the
chat
um so just a heads up on that um
and at the end of each day there will be
the opportunity to respond to an
evaluation poll
of of um just evaluating the sessions
it's a
just a quick piece at the end of today
it'll be two questions
um your feedback is really helpful to us
especially given this is new for us
um just remember throughout the meeting
to be muted
and um


upon
and continue to perpetuate systemic
racism
that our health care system including
behavioral health
is rife with less obvious but deeply
insidious
examples of these inequities a
differential
access to health care in america
physical health care
and behavioral health care represents a
glaring example of
racism which we have seen on full
display as
COVID-19 spread across our nation
the pandemic has devastated
African-American communities
social determinants of health one's race
and the multitude of factors
that make up where one lives works
plays and prays are deeply impacted by
systemic racism
and should not dictate the quality of
care a person receives
too often in America these factors
unfairly determine one's access to
quality care
we must repair health care in America by
addressing persistent disparities
rooted in systemic racism and we have an
obligation to do so
we have an obligation to break down
barriers to improve health care access
eliminating disparities will improve
individual and community health
this requiresensuring that everyone has
access to the best possible care
because one's physical health or
behavioral health
should not depend on the color of one's
skin
our organizations vow to raise awareness
about health care inequities
and urge our members to do the same by
creating safe spaces for individuals
receiving care
and individuals providing care to give
voice to the experiences
of trauma rooted in systemic racism
challenging our own implicit biases and
committing to developing practices
to approach care through the lens of
cross-cultural
humility and the intentional promotion
and practices of diversity
equity and inclusion by removing
structural inequity in hiring
disciplinary and promotion practices
within our own institutions by opposing
and working to eliminate
pre-existing social and health care
policies
laws and practices that sustain racial
inequity
in our society by implementing policy
and practice changes
that will systematically eradicate
health care disparities
by working with the African American
community and specifically
African American advocacy organizations
to improve
access to quality


in their communities
so they can help because you know
they provide guidance to many of
the contractors that do this in Maryland
we had
um very very good
associations that we work
collaboratively with with the health
department
and Brian obviously has
has the experience in doing that and and
can leave that lead that discussion
quite well and I'm sure many of the
other
directors um you know obviously have
that experience as well
great well we've come to the the close
of um
our time here but thank you so very much
for being so generous with your
time and information and responsive to
our questions um
Dr. Benjamin it really has been very
informative and very enlightening
and we appreciate what you do
thank you thank you very much and i'm
glad i could be here
thank you thank you Georges it was great
really appreciate it
that was an excellent presentation byhad the right to alter territories, which is all that it allegedly did in New Jersey. See Petereit v. S.B. Thomas, Inc., 63 F.3d 1169 (2d Cir.1995). Defendant now argues that Petereit controls and compels the conclusion that the count is legally insufficient.
This is an argument that can be made at the close of plaintiffs' case or on post-trial submission, but I am not prepared to entertain it now. The time for making motions for summary judgment has long since passed. The trial is scheduled for next Monday, November 13. Again, CPC will not be prejudiced if we take the matter to trial. It will have ample opportunity to raise this issue again, before me and, if necessary, before the Court of Appeals.
2. The only other outstanding matter


the one for breach of implied covenant  as Count VI. So shall I.
[3]  Further ambiguity arises when one realizes that Judge Jones dismissed the two breach of contract claims (Counts IV and V) solely because plaintiff filed a Rule 56(f) affidavit and demanded further discovery. Judge Jones determined that the Rule 56(f) affidavit did not support the need for any additional discovery. In the most technical sense, the Second Circuit disagreed with her  although it did not mention Rule 56(f) of discovery anywhere in its opinion.
VGrid = 300*sin(time/100));
end TestPVControl;

end foo;

When run, I get 8 events with PVControl1, and 4 events with PVControl2.
Looking at PVControl2, I actually need only an event at the moment where VGrid becomes larger than VMax.  This would give only 2 events.  The other 2 events are generated when VGrid drops below VMax again.
Is there a way to improve my model further?
Thanks,
Roel

A:

I have a few comments.  I think you are viewing an event as when the equations within a when clause are activated.  But that isn't quite right.  An event occurs when the value of a discrete variable changes.  The point is that the continuous integrator must be stopped at that point and the equations integrated with the new value.
To understand how


Saturday’s results represent a 14-point gain for Warren since a June Suffolk/Globe poll found her with the backing of 10 percent of likely voters.

The poll, released Saturday, found Biden leading the field of 2020 Democratic presidential candidates with 26 percent support, followed by Warren with 24 percent, within the margin of error. Senator Bernie Sanders was in third place with 8 percent, while South Bend, Ind., mayor Pete Buttigieg came in fourth with 5 percent. No other Democratic candidate registered more than three percent in the poll.

A new Suffolk University/Boston Globe poll of likely Massachusetts primary voters found a surging Senator Elizabeth Warren closing in on former Vice President Joe Biden’s lead as the number of undecided voters shrinks.

And although the 2020 Democratic presidential primary is still monthsevolutionarily conserved axon guidance cues able to trigger both attractive and repulsive responses mediated via two classes of cell surface receptors. The first class belongs, like CDO, to the Ig/FNIII repeat family and includes DCC and neogenin; the second class contain Ig and thrombospondin repeats and includes the UNC-5H proteins ([@bib16]). DCC receptors mediate attractive responses to netrins, whereas complexes of DCC and UNC-5 mediate repulsion ([@bib16]). Functions for netrins and netrin receptors outside the nervous system have received much less attention.

Several observations make netrins and their receptors interesting candidates as regulators of myogenesis. First, mRNAs for netrin-1, netrin-3, and neogenin are expressed in somites and developing skeletal muscle between E10.5 and E14.5 during murine embryogenesis ([@bib9]; [@bib30]; [@bib43]). Second, netrin-1 signals in neurons to activate several pathways


displaying a single *netrin-3* transcript of ∼7 kb ([Fig. 1](#fig1){ref-type="fig"} D). In contrast, duplicate Western and Northern blots probed for expression of netrin-1 protein and mRNA, respectively, did not reveal a signal, despite the ability to detect netrin-1 produced transiently (unpublished data). Netrin-3 produced by C2C12 cells was not observed in the culture medium supernatant (unpublished data), suggesting that, like endogenous netrins-1 and -2 in chick floor plate and netrin-1 in adult rat spinal cord, it is likely to be associated with cell membranes and/or ECM ([@bib36]; [@bib22]). 10T1/2 and 10T1/2-MyoD cells also expressed netrin-3 ([Fig. 1](#fig1){ref-type="fig"} C). It is concluded that myoblast cell lines and 10T1/2 cells express both netrin-3 and one of its receptors, neogenin, raising the possibility that an autocrine signaling pathway may exist inmyotube formation. Values represent means of triplicate determinations ± 1 SD. The transfection efficiencies for these experiments were ∼10%, a value chosen to minimize fusion of independent β-gal^+^ transfectants.](200405039f3){#fig3}

As a further test of specificity, we sought to rescue the cell fusion defect produced by neogenin RNAi via ectopic expression of the human neogenin cDNA. The sequence of the RNAi used to target endogenous mouse neogenin is not fully conserved in the human cDNA, and therefore the human neogenin expression vector should be impervious to RNAi-mediated "knockdown". Three conditions were studied: (1) C2C12 cells cotransfected with pSilencer lacking RNAi sequences and the control vector for human neogenin expression (pSil/pBP); (2) cells cotransfected with pSilencer containing neogenin RNAi sequences and the control vector for human neogenin expression (RNAi/pBP); and (3)


case of 4Rtk-luc assays in 10T1/2 cells, 5 ng each of MyoD and E12 expression vectors were also included. 48 h after transfection, cells were harvested and luciferase activity assessed with the Promega luciferase assay system kit.

Microscopy
----------

Cultures were processed for MHC expression and/or β-gal activity as described above and examined on a phase contrast microscope (model Eclipse TS100; Nikon) with Plan Fluor 10×/0.3 and 20×/0.45 objectives (Nikon), at RT. Images were captured with a Spot RT Color camera (model 2.2.1) using Spot software (version 3.5.9) and Adobe Photoshop 7.0.

Online supplemental material
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Fig. S1 shows growth curves of C2C12/puro and C2C12/neogenin cells. Fig. S2 shows that expression of neogenin RNAi reduces myotube formation in GFP-sorted cells. Fig. S3 shows growth curves of C2C12 cells treated with 5% FBS plus ortransmission electron microscope (TEM) using an accelerating voltage of 200 kV. Powder X-ray diffraction (PXRD) measurements were recorded with a Rigaku Ultima IV diffractometer using Cu K*α* radiation and graphite monochromator (*λ* = 1.54056 A) at 40 kV voltage and 40 mA current at the scan speed of 5° min^−1^ with a step size of 0.02°. The N~2~ adsorption--desorption isotherms were obtained with a Quantachrome Autosorb iQ instrument; a liquid nitrogen bath (77 K) and ultra-high purity grade nitrogen and helium were used for the nitrogen adsorption experiment. All samples were degassed under vacuum at 393 K for 6 h before test. For calculation of the apparent surface areas, the multipoint Brunauer--Emmett--Teller (BET) method was applied using the adsorption branches of the N~2~ isotherms and the pore size distribution was analysed by density functional theory (DFT) and Barrett


proved that the structure of UiO-66 did not change after the introduction of adenine molecules. The SEM images of PC-900 and NPC-1-900 are shown in [figure 3](#RSOS171028F3){ref-type="fig"}*a*,*b*; it can be observed that these particles have good uniformity after calcination. The obtained porous carbon still maintained the structure of UiO-66. Moreover, SEM images revealed that the surface of porous carbon samples became rough after carbonization and HF washing. The TEM images of PC-900 ([figure 3](#RSOS171028F3){ref-type="fig"}*c*) and NPC-1-900 ([figure 3](#RSOS171028F3){ref-type="fig"}*d*) show that the amorphous carbon possessed lots of pores over the entire particle surface. Figure 3.SEM images of PC-900 (*a*) and NPC-1-900 (*b*). TEM images of PC-900 (*c*) and NPC-1-900 (*d*).

### 3.1.5.. X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy and elemental analysis {#s3a5}

It is necessary to clarify whether the nitrogen is introduced into the porous carbon surfaceThe nitrogen atomic content of NPC-1-900 is 2.61% by elemental analysis. This indicated that we successfully obtained NPC by carbonized adenine-based MOF. Figure 4.(*a*) XPS spectra of samples PC-900 (a) and NPC-1-900 (b). (*b*) High resolution N1s XPS spectrum of NPC-1-900.

3.2.. Electrochemical properties {#s3b}
--------------------------------

The areal capacitance of electrode materials is of greatest importance, especially in flexible and wearable electronics applications \[[@RSOS171028C6],[@RSOS171028C46]\]. The effects of different ratio (H~2~BDC: adenine) and calcination temperature on the properties of electrode materials are shown in [figure 5](#RSOS171028F5){ref-type="fig"}*a*,*b*. As can be seen from [figure 5](#RSOS171028F5){ref-type="fig"}*a*,*b*, NPC-1-900/CNTF electrode shows a larger areal capacitance than other electrodes at 50 mV s^−1^. In order to further investigate the performance of the samples, the CV curves of PC-900/CNTF ([figure 5](#RSOS171028F5){ref-type="fig"}*c* and electronic supplementary material, figure S5A) and NPC-1-900/CNTF ([figure 5](#RSOS171028F5){ref-type="fig"}*e* and electronic supplementary material,


NPC-1-900/CNTF (g), NPC-1-800/CNTF (h), NPC-1-1000/CNTF (i) at scan rate of 50 mV s^−1^. CV behaviours of PC-900/CNTF (*c*) and NPC-1-900/CNTF (*e*) at scan rate of 5\--200 mV s^−1^ (from bottom to top is 5, 10, 30, 50, 80, 100 and 200 mV s^−1^). Areal capacitance relationship of PC-900/CNTF (*d*) and NPC-1-900/CNTF (*f*) at different CV scan rates. Nyquist electrochemical impedance spectra (*g,h*) of PC-900/CNTF (a), NPC-5-900/CNTF (b), NPC-4-900/CNTF (c), NPC-3-900/CNTF (d), NPC-2-900/CNTF (e), NPC-1-900/CNTF (f), NPC-1-800/CNTF (g), NPC-1-1000/CNTF (h). Figure 6.GCD curves of the PC-900/CNTF (*a*) and NPC-1-900/CNTF (c) electrodes at different GCD current densities (a 0.5, b 0.8, c 1, d 2 and e 5 mA cm^−2^). Areal capacitance relationship of the PC-900/CNTF (*b*) and NPC-1-900/CNTF (*d*) electrodes with different current densities.

In order to further explore the electrochemical property of NPC-1-900/CNTF electrode, a symmetrical flexibleBhagat Singh (SBS) Nagar (Nawanshahr) district and six of the seven MLAs of the party from the region, most ex-MLAs, Jalandhar MP Santokh Chaudhary and his son and Punjab Youth Congress president Vikram Chaudhary are set to join Amarinder’s show of strength where party insiders say a strategy would be chalked out for further course of action.

In Kapurthala district, Capt loyalist Rana Gurjit Singh and Sultanpur Lodhi MLA Navtej Cheema, who is also the DCC president, have confirmed that they would attend the lunch meet. “A few of our MLAs have made the strategy to attend the meet to request senior leaders to stop fighting and chalk out a united strategy to bring the party back in power,” said Cheema.

‘If Bajwa asks, I’ll go’

From SBS Nagar district, local


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[Read More]In Jou Oë

In Jou Oë is the debut album by Idols winner Dewald Louw.

His winning single "Idol" was very well received at radio and the current single, In Jou Oë, was submitted to radio on 13 November and has already been added to the RSG high rotation playlist and is most definitely one of the hits on the album. The album contains 12 Afrikaans songs, 9 brand new as well as the winning song "Idol" and two Afrikaans covers "Hoor Hoe Brom Die Wind" (Amanda Strydom) & "Ek Mis Jou So" (Anneli van Rooyen) which helped him walk away with the crown.

Track listing
 "Nog 'n Hart Verlore"
 "In Jou Oë"
 "Hoor Hoe Brom Die Wind"
 "Idol"
 "Huppel In Jou Stap"
 "Tyd"
 "Jy't My Hart Verlei"
 "Bietjie Meer"
 "Ek


Q:

Chapterstyle in memoir

For some reason I can't compile the following small example in memoir.
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If I comment the line \chapterstyle{madsen} the document compiles well. I have used \chapterstyle{madsen} in other documents before. Why is it that I can't compile this one?

A:

The description of the madsen chapter style on p. 94 of memoir's manual specifies that
\usepackage{graphicx}

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You just found your technical co-founder.

Building software on your own is tough - really tough

If you’re a non-technical founder, spending your time on technical problems is like running uphill with a big, bulky weight on your back. It’s painful, exhausting and hard to get anywhere meaningful. Worse, it requires putting off other areas of your business where you could be working from your strengths and making really big strides.

You could build a team...

But adding business-minded technical rock stars to your payroll isn’t easy. Or cheap. You’d need to find them, pay them and manage the risk (and stress) of that much overhead. There’s also the time you’d spend on on-boarding, HR, and personnel management.

What if there were a safer, faster and more cost efficient way to build your


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Research in Thailand showed that as many as 55% of


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Bi-variate Analysis {#sec2-2}
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Data analysis is to see differences in the average effect of giving calcium supplements by midwives on calcium levels for the prevention of pre-eclampsia in pregnant women using a paired t-test. The effect of external variables on calcium levels in the blood of pregnant womenThe results also showed that there was no relationship between the characteristics of participants with an increase in calcium levels in the mother's blood.

Discussion {#sec1-4}
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The results of the meta-analysis show that calcium supplementation during pregnancy effectively reduces the occurrence of pre-eclampsia \[[@ref13]\], \[[@ref15]\].

Pregnant and breastfeeding women need more calcium than non-pregnant women. Calcium in pregnant women can support the formation of bones and teeth and fetal joints. Calcium deficiency in pregnant women can cause calcium requirements taken from calcium reserves in the mother's bones; this has the potential to cause osteoporosis in the mother. Giving calcium by midwives to pregnant women adequately is strongly recommended because it can prevent the occurrence of pre-eclampsia \[[@ref14]\]. The results of the study conducted from a cohort study that there are several


Q:

Calculate angle of a line at the point it intersects a circle

Given a line with end points $(x_1,y_1)$ $(x_2,y_2)$ and a circle centered at $(x_1,y_1)$ how do I calculate the angle of the line (in degrees) as it relates to the circle? If that doesn't make sense then please see my basic example below.
For the below examples I'm assuming $(x_1,y_1)$ is $(0,0)$ and the circle has a radius of 1.
$(x_2,y_2)$ -- (in degrees)
$(2,0)$ -- 0
$(0,2)$ -- 90
$(-2,0)$ -- 180
$(0,-2)$ -- 270

A:

It seems to me that you are just finding the angle of the line from the point to the center of the circle, with 0 indicating that the line is parallel to the positive x axis. In this case, you should always just move your circleA (*spa*) typing and multilocus sequence typing (MLST) provide informative typing results which enable the grouping of individual isolates in clonal lineages [@pone.0068721-vonEiff1], [@pone.0068721-Lina1], [@pone.0068721-Enright1]. Therefore, the aims of the present study were (i) to prospectively collect *S. aureus* isolates from a hospitalized surgical patient cohort in a Nigerian University Teaching Hospital (ii) to investigate their toxigenic and resistance properties and (iii) to analyze their clonal composition.

Materials and Methods {#s2}
=====================

Population {#s2a}
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The Obafemi Awolowo University Teaching Hospitals Complex in Ile-Ife has approximately 500 available beds across seven major hospital wards (internal medicine, surgery, orthopedics, psychiatry, gynecology, obstetrics and pediatrics). The hospital serves the city of Ile-Ife in Osun State and is a major referral hospital in Southwestern Nigeria. Exclusion criteria were (i) referral from other hospitals, (ii) superficial skin


which returns to screens next month - led friends to believe she was having an affair.

'There's so much secrecy around the show I had to keep it to myself,' said Nadiya

During the show - a pilgrimage to her Bangladeshi roots called The Chronicles Of Nadiya - she couldn't hold back her views about arranged marriages.

'It almost brings me to tears — I couldn't do this to my daughter,' she told the camera in an urgent, low voice.

She had to speak softly because she was at the arranged wedding of her own cousin, Jasmine.

Nadiya admitted: 'I have to say that my wedding day was one of the worst days of my life.

'I would never repeat it — you are always on show and it's something I was really uncomfortableright metamaterials we can not only enhance this effect we can harness it for our own purposes.”

This research was supported by the DOE Office of Science.

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to focus on my goals and i think i can say i am in a good place right now. Hopefully, it isn’t short lived. So who remembers Mills and Boon? I only read a few of their books which I got […]as the scene until the middle of the splenic artery in the same method. In this study, we divided the 3D-CT and operative findings of the dorsal landmark of No. 11p LN into four types: (1) splenic vein (SV) type, (2) splenic vein and pancreas (SV + P) type, (3) pancreas (P) type, and (4) unclear type. We defined the dorsal landmark of No. 11p LN as an anatomical structure well exposed behind the splenic artery on the video recording.

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The author thanks Noriyoshi Negi (Department of Radiology, Kobe University Hospital, Japan) for his valuable assistance in creating the three-dimensional computed tomography (3D-CT) images.

**Author contributions:** T.I. and S.K. contributed to the study concept and design, acquisition of data, statistical analysis, and drafting of the manuscript. T.I., S.K., G.T., N.U., H.H., M.Y., Y.M., K.Y., T.M., T.O., T.N., S.S., and Y.K. helped in the analysis and interpretation of data. Y.K. helped in study supervision. All authors critically revised the manuscript and approved the final version to be published. All authors agreed to be accountable for all aspects of the work in ensuring that questions related to the accuracy or integrity of any part of the work are appropriately investigated and resolved.

**Declaration of conflicting interests:** The author(s) declared nohave double checked my Tenant name and Application ID.
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L^r(\Omega)$ for all $1\leq r<n/(n-4)$ if $n\geq 4$. Subsequently, Cabré [@Cabre09], Cabré and Sanchón [@CS], and Nedev [@Nedev01] proved, in the case of convex domains and general nonlinearities, that $u^*\in L^\infty(\Omega)$ if $n\leq 4$ and $u^*\in L^{\frac{2n}{n-4}}(\Omega)\cap H^1_0(\Omega)$ if $n\geq
5$. More recently, Villegas [@Vi] extends Nedev result to $n=4$ thanks to a clever use of the *a priori* estimates of Cabré [@Cabre09], without convexity assumptions on the domain.\
While for the standard Laplacian the regularity of the extremal solution has been subject of a rich literature, in the case of the p-Laplacian, i.e. for $p\ne2$, the available results are very few. García Azorero, Peral and Puel [@GarPe92; @GarPePu94] study $\eqref{problem}_{\lambda}$ when $f(u)=e^u$, obtaining themust demonstrate the same or an improved quality of service for the national tariff (or locally agreed tariff where a national tariff does not exist). It would not be possible for the CCG to follow DH guidance, demonstrate value for money, enable providers to compete to provide services, nor offer a choice of provider to patients, if there was in some way a requirement added that any qualified provider would be paid the agreed tariff price but with an expectation that any surplus achieved would be returned to the CCG as commissioner.

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Strong evidence in favor of the wave hypothesis was provided by experiments performed by Thomas Young, Augustin-Jean Fresnel, and others, which showed that light exhibits interference and diffraction. These characteristic wavelike phenomena are well-nigh impossible to explain on the basis of a particle description.

Although the wave character of light seemed firmly established by the early 1800s, the nature of the waves was not at all clear. The model favored at first was that light waves, like all other known waves, are a mechanical oscillation of some material medium. (A sound wave in air, for example, consists of longitudinal vibrations of air molecules.) The light medium was called the "luminiferous ether"; I shall


seems to be based directly on the result of the Michelson-Morley experiment. This indeed is the way the story is presented in much of the literature. Robert Millikan, in an article written in honor of Einstein's seventieth birthday, put it as follows:

That unreasonable, apparently inexplicable experimental fact [the result of Michelson-Morley] was very bothersome to 19th-century physics, and so for almost twenty years physicists wandered in the wilderness in the disheartening effort to make it seem reasonable. Then Einstein called out to us all, "Let us merely accept this as an established experimental fact and from there proceed to work out its inevitable consequences," and he went at that task himself with an energy and a capacity which very few people on earth possess. Thus was born theprimed variables as E and B are of the coordinates in _S._

Lorentz used his theorem of corresponding states to argue that for any experiment in which both observer and light source are attached to the earth, the earth's assumed motion through the ether can have no first- order effect. He applied this argument to several experiments, including Fizeau's experiment and stellar aberration using both air- and water-filled telescopes. The 1904 paper extended the theory to all orders in _V/c;_ in that form it applies to all terrestrial experiments.

The theorem of corresponding states has been called "the germ of modern relativistic tendencies." It is indeed a relativistic theorem but only if one identifies the system _S '_ as the actual rest frame of the body and _E'_ and B'


particle that always moves at speed _c_ along a well-defined path. In phenomena such as interference and diffraction, in contrast, light definitely behaves as a wave. Young's two-slit experiment, for example, is readily explained by the wave picture: the part of the wave that passes through one slit interferes with the part that passes through the other and forms the familiar interference pattern. A classical particle, following a well-defined path, cannot pass through both slits simultaneously.

A complete description of light is provided only by quantum field theory, in which the particle and wave aspects are synthesized and account for all phenomena. For the analysis of many phenomena, the particle aspect dominates. This is particularly true at high frequencies, when one is dealing not with visible light but withequivalence, discussed in the next section.

Fig. 8.1. Testing a reference frame for acceleration by releasing an apple. (a) The apple remains stationary when released. The laboratory must be moving with constant velocity. (b) The apple "falls" when released. The laboratory must be accelerating in a direction opposite to that of the apple's fall.

"Every intellect which strives after generalization," said Einstein, "must feel the temptation to venture the step towards a general principle of relativity."4 Guided by that conviction, he sought to extend the principle of relativity to encompass _all_ frames of reference.

At first sight such a quest seems doomed to fail, for the very reasons we have been discussing. Our everyday experience indicates that the laws of physics are _not_ the same in all frames. How then can