the dark here. Any help is much appreciated, and please ask if you have any questions about how my code works; I'm happy to clarify.

A:

What you're looking for is some basic trigonometry. Basically I'd break your problem down into smaller steps:
Step one: Get the angle between the source of the bullet and the mouse. Google "get angle between two points" for a ton of resources.
Step two: Convert the angle to a unit vector which is an x/y pair that you can think of as a heading. Google "convert angle to unit vector" for a ton of resources.
Step three: Multiply those x and y values of that unit vector by some speed to get the amount you should move the bullet each frame.
The PVector class does offer some ofthis functionality. Check out the reference for a list of useful functions.
If you're still stuck, please narrow your problem down to a MCVE. This can be as simple as one circle that follows the mouse. Good luck!


derivative of the total number of pictures with respect to time. (Here is a quick intro to derivatives.) If I put in 14.5 years (my numbering scheme says that right now I am in the 14.5th year) into this expression, it says that I am currently taking 5,604 pictures per year. That might seem crazy, but yes, I take a lot of pictures. Let’s just convert that to images per day and I get 15.3 pic/day. Wow. I should slow down. Ok, one last question before I give homework. Suppose I take a picture every second of the day. What year will this happen according to my model? To start this problem, let me convert the picture rate of 1 per second into images per year. Oh, Ifrom ygyuyyoyss.
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Calculate prob of sequence tn when two letters picked without replacement from qntqq.
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Three letters picked without replacement from lrxulcx. What is prob of sequence xcu?
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Three letters picked without replacement from {l: 2, z: 2}. What is prob of sequence llz?
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What is prob of sequence xxx when three letters picked without replacement from {e: 7, x: 12}?
220/969
What is prob of sequence wwd when three letters picked without replacement from {w: 13, p: 3, d: 2, x: 1}?
52/969
What is prob of sequence dlka when four letters picked without replacement from aclclccadclllccky?
1/5712
Three letters picked without replacement from {p: 2, n: 1, y: 11}. Give prob of sequence yyy.
165/364
Two letters picked without replacement from {z: 6, h: 9, m: 2, n: 1, v: 1}. Give prob of sequence mv.
1/171
Two letters picked


to the free edge of the anterior mitral leaflet by a bridge of fibrous tissue which gives appearance of an arcade. This anomaly which looks like an arcade from the left ventricular view gives an appearance of hammock when viewed from the left atrium and was well appreciated in our case. The exact developmental origin of the mitral arcade is not known, but suspected to represent an arrest of mitral valve development at a stage after loss of muscle in chordae and leaflets but before the final attenuation and elongation of mitral chordae.\[[@ref3]\] According to Layman and Edwards,\[[@ref4]\] the salient features of an anomalous mitral valve arcade include (a) an adequately sized mitral valve orifice; (b) short, thick, and poorly differentiated chordae with direct union of the papillarybumps on a semiconductor die are gang-bonded to the leads of the tape circuit board. Thus, the tape circuit board is referred to as a xe2x80x9cTAB tapexe2x80x9d. As one example of a semiconductor chip package using the tape circuit board, a Tape Carrier Package (TCP) is explained below.
FIG. 1 is a plan view of a conventional tape circuit board and FIG. 2 is a cross-sectional view of a conventional tape carrier package.
Referring to FIG. 1 and FIG. 2, a conventional tape circuit board 110 includes an insulating base film 111 made of polyimide resin, an adhesive layer 112 formed on the base film 111, and wiring patterns 115 formed on the adhesive layer 112. The wiring patterns 115 are typically formed by laminating a Cu film and selectively


previously described ([@bib15; @bib39]). This was accompanied by statistically significant 2.5- and 6.2-fold increases in proportion of MNCs with two and more than two nuclei, respectively ([Figures 1](#fig1){ref-type="fig"}B, 1C, and [S1](#mmc1){ref-type="supplementary-material"}E). Thus, this in vitro system recapitulates the multinucleation phenotype observed in OIS in vivo.

Multinucleate OIS Cells Arise from Failed Mitoses {#sec2.2}
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To delineate the process of multinucleation in OIS, we constitutively expressed a fluorescent-tagged nuclear envelope protein, GFP-Lamin A, in ERRAS cells. As expected, GFP fluorescence localized to the nucleus and outlined the nuclear envelope ([Figure S1](#mmc1){ref-type="supplementary-material"}F), similar to endogenous Lamin A, with some nuclear foci as previously described ([@bib26]). Importantly, there was no difference in nuclear morphology between cells expressing GFP and GFP-Lamin A ([Figure S1](#mmc1){ref-type="supplementary-material"}G). Fluorescent Lamin A facilitated continuous tracking of individual nuclei over several days, and mitotic cells (i.e.,with OIS ([@bib5; @bib30]). Using p16-reporter mice, heterozygous transgenic mice expressing a luciferase reporter gene under control of the p16 promoter (p16^luc/wt^) ([@bib5]), we asked whether oncogene-induced p16 is altered by failed mitosis in vivo. Luminescence of p16 reporter was activated at the site of a 10-day-old wound ([Figure S5](#mmc1){ref-type="supplementary-material"}A), consistent with upregulation of p16 during wound healing ([@bib5; @bib13; @bib28]). To induce senescence associated with an activated Ras oncogene, we subjected mice to a DMBA/TPA skin carcinogenesis protocol. This treatment is associated with *H-RasQ61L* mutation, formation of skin papillomas containing senescent cells, and, ultimately, progression to skin carcinomas ([@bib19; @bib41; @bib49]). The DMBA-TPA protocol by itself led to induction of the p16 promoter at the site of treatment ([Figures 7](#fig7){ref-type="fig"}E and [S5](#mmc1){ref-type="supplementary-material"}B). Mitotic defects were induced by intraperitoneal (i.p.)


was detected by fluorescence of the NucView 488 caspase-3 substrate (Biotium) and quantified by flow cytometry (see details in the [Supplemental Experimental Procedures](#mmc1){ref-type="supplementary-material"}). When required, it was combined with the identification of mitotic cells (by phospho-histone H3 staining). Alternatively, cells plated at identical densities were incubated in the presence of Sytox Green viability dye (Invitrogen \#S7020), and kinetics of Sytox Green incorporation (reflecting cell death) was imaged, measured, and analyzed using the IncuCyte FLR imaging system (Essen Bioscience). Each data point represents the number of dead cells (automatically recognized as fluorescent objects) within four image acquisition windows after subtracting the background when necessary.

Measurement of DNA Synthesis {#sec4.4}
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BrdU incorporation after a 5-hr BrdU pulse was measured as described in the [Supplemental Experimental Procedures](#mmc1){ref-type="supplementary-material"}. Alternatively, cells on 96-well plates wereby arrow in the GFP time lapse) that enters mitosis at 1:30 and forms two nuclei without cell division at 02:30. Cell spreads at 02:50 as binuclear and remains as such until the end of the time lapse. While furrowing is not observed in this time-lapse sequence, we cannot exclude a transient furrow formed in the time between image acquisitions.Movie S6. Multinucleation, Related to Figure 1Typical example of multinucleation after prolonged mitotic arrest and slippage in induced GFP-Lamin A-expressing ERRAS cell. Bright-field images (right) and a corresponding GFP fluorescence (left) are shown in parallel. Time (in hours:minutes, or hh:mm) is indicated at the top. Note the cell (indicated by arrow in the GFP time lapse) that enters mitosis at the 01:10 time point and remains rounded for many hours


(+4OHT) or control (−4OHT) ERRAS cells were arrested in mitosis with DME (12--16 hr). Mitotic (detached) cells were selectively collected by a washout, and \>90% mitotic index (MI) was confirmed by microscopic scoring. Total RNA was isolated and validated on the Bioanalyzer. A cDNA library was constructed from poly(A) RNA and subjected to RNA-seq. The experiment was independently repeated three times. See [Table S1](#mmc1){ref-type="supplementary-material"} for alignment statistics.\
(B) Total number of significantly upregulated genes (up) and downregulated genes (down) genes (5% FDR) in Ras-induced mitotic cells compared to control mitotic cells.\
(C) PCA of Ras-induced (R1, R2, and R3) and control (C1, C2, and C3) mitoses based on expression of each known coding gene by FPKM. PC1 and PC2, principal components 1 and 2, respectively.\
(D) Heatmap of significantly differentially expressed genes(Cntr) or 3- to 5-day-induced (Ras) cells, quantified from four independent experiments. ^∗^p value = 0.025; ^∗∗^p value = 0.003 (paired Student\'s t test).\
(D and E) Mcl1 protein level is increased in 4 days induced ERRAS (Ras), compared to control cells (Cntr). Cell lysates were blotted with panel of antibodies against apoptotic regulators and Lamin A/C or actin as loading controls.\
(F) 4 days of induction increases Mcl1 in mitotically arrested ERRAS cells. Control (Cntr) or induced (Ras) ERRAS cells were treated with DME for 2.5 or 10 hr as indicated, collected by shake-off or left untreated (first two lanes), and immunoblotted for Mcl1 and Cyclin B1. Lamin A/C is a loading control.\
(G) Reduction in Mcl1 protein level in 7-day-induced ERRAS upon ERK inhibition by 4 hr of PD184352. Simultaneous reduction in ERK1/2


the same cellular density (time corresponding to 5 days after induction). Time of siRNA transfection for [Figures S3](#mmc1){ref-type="supplementary-material"}I and S3J is indicated by an asterisk. Measurements were performed during period indicated by bracket.\
(B) Cell death after slippage in induced ERRAS cells (Ras slipped), measured by incorporation of Sytox Green viability dye. Staurosporin treatment of control cells plated at the same initial density, 100% (staur), was used to visualize the maximal level of cell death in this assay (100% cell death was confirmed by visual examination). Untreated induced cells (Ras) as well as untreated control cells (Cntr) seeded at the same density are also shown. The data were acquired simultaneously with data in [Figure S3](#mmc1){ref-type="supplementary-material"}J, which uses the Ras slipped and 100% (staur) data again as controls. Triplicate measurements are shown.\
(C)Slippage induces durable cell-cycle arrest in induced ERRAS cells. Percentage of replicating cells measured by EdU incorporation at indicated times after slippage (mean ± SD from seven replicates). Percentages of multinucleate cells in the samples are given below (% MNC).\
(D) SA-β-gal staining of 14-day-induced ERRAS cells 9 days after slippage (top), compared to untreated control ERRAS (bottom). Percentages of β-gal-positive cells are given. d, days.\
(E) p16 immunofluorescence in 14-day-induced ERRAS cells 9 days after slippage (top). p16 staining in control (middle row) and 14-day-induced (senescent, bottom) ERRAS cells are shown as negative and positive controls, respectively. Scale bar, 200 μm. Overlay colors: DAPI, blue; p16, green.\
See also [Figure S3](#mmc1){ref-type="supplementary-material"}.](gr6){#fig6}

![Mitotic Slippage and Low-Level Oncogene Signaling Cooperate to Upregulate p21 and p16 and Induce Senescence-Associated Cell Cycle Arrest\
(A) Titration of ER-H-RasV12 level in ERRAS


to hold open during waste collection and deposit into the bag.
There are many existing apparatuses for aiding in the management of waste collection bags. Some of these are described in detail in U.S. Pat. Nos. 6,296,212 to Monahan, 6,131,861 to Fortier et al., 5,857,722 to Ayotte, and 5,924,657 to Bach. The apparatuses disclosed by Monahan, Fortier, Ayotte, and Bach each has deficiencies. Monahan discloses a flexible flat device that forms an arc to hold open a lawn bag in a horizontal direction when flexed and placed inside the lawn bag. The lawn bag is typically laid on the ground and the waste is swept into the bag. Further, the device disclosed in Monahan is large by nature cannot be conveniently stored when not in use. In addition, theinto the ground.
Fortier, Ayotte, and Bach each disclose devices that are not suitable to be used with the common paper waste collection bags. These devices are intended for use with cylindrical plastic bags, and do not themselves comply with common recycling regulations. Further, the devices disclosed by Fortier and Ayotte are relatively expensive and require significant storage space. Thus, there remains a need for an apparatus to aid in the management of paper waste collection bags that is recyclable, requires a minimum amount of storage space, and is inexpensive.


the enamel layer. Secondly, rod profiles within the inner enamel layer having a mesial tilt showed only a modest increase in angulation from lateral to mesial sides, whereas rod profiles having a lateral tilt showed little change but there was a decrease in rod profile angulation approaching the mesial side of the inner enamel layer (Fig. [7](#joa12912-fig-0007){ref-type="fig"}). Rod profiles forming the outer enamel layer and those located near the CEJ show similar trends for increasing angulations progressing from lateral to mesial sides of the enamel layer, but only about one‐half the absolute change in angulation compared with measurements made relative to plane of section (Fig. [7](#joa12912-fig-0007){ref-type="fig"}).

![Graphs summarizing rod profile angle relationships across the four regions of the enamel layer as measured relative to the plane of section or to therelative to the DEJ and *n* = 92 500 relative to plane of section. Angulation differences from lateral to mesial sides of a cross‐section are much less pronounced for rod profiles forming the inner enamel layer when imaging fields are aligned parallel to the DEJ prior to measurement. Angulation differences are relatively unchanged for rod profiles forming the outer enamel layer and those located near the CEJs irrespective of alignment method.](JOA-234-274-g007){#joa12912-fig-0007}

Angulation changes between alternating rows {#joa12912-sec-0011}
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The alternating mesial and lateral tilts of rod profiles within the inner enamel layer creates two angles that can be quantified. One is the simple angle difference between sequential rows, or the decussation angle (Moinichen et al. [1996](#joa12912-bib-0014){ref-type="ref"}; Fig. [8](#joa12912-fig-0008){ref-type="fig"}A). This angle can be computed from grand means (Fig. [4](#joa12912-fig-0004){ref-type="fig"}B) or from actual measurements of angle differences on a


was 121 ± 2.7 μm in preeruptive enamel near the gingival margin in 7‐week‐old C57BL/6 pigmented mice (Table [1](#joa12912-tbl-0001){ref-type="table"}). There are several possible reasons for this 20% discrepancy in thickness measurements, including strain differences (Li et al. [2013](#joa12912-bib-0011){ref-type="ref"}), but the more likely explanation is related to age and site of sampling for imaging. In preeruptive and early posteruptive rodent incisors, the diameter of the developing tooth at its incisal end is always smaller than the part of the tooth buried more apically (Sehic et al. [2009](#joa12912-bib-0023){ref-type="ref"}). This is due to growth changes in diameter and length of the incisors which take time to stabilize. We found in preliminary studies that these growth changes in size take around 7 weeks to terminate. This is confirmed by a later report from the same research group noted aboveper cross‐section were detected mesially than laterally (Fig. [7](#joa12912-fig-0007){ref-type="fig"}, *n‐*values), presumably in part reflecting the fact that the whole enamel layer is thinnest near the lateral CEJ (Fig. [1](#joa12912-fig-0001){ref-type="fig"}). The CEJs are the last sites to develop during the secretory stage, and the disorganization of rods formed in these areas may reflect a barrier function that occurs by ameloblasts to allow smoothing at the outermost edges of the enamel layer that would otherwise show a step‐like ragged arrangement relative to terminations of rows having alternating tilts.

Rod spacing {#joa12912-sec-0018}
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The packing density of enamel rods within the enamel layer has not been investigated to any extent by past investigators. Figure [9](#joa12912-fig-0009){ref-type="fig"} shows clearly that, like rod tilt angles, there is regional variation in the way enamel rods are packed together, but with opposite


interest {#joa12912-sec-0021}
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The authors declare no conflict of interest.

Author contributions {#joa12912-sec-0022}
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This study was designed principally by C.E.S. with contributions by J.P.S. and J.C‐C.H. The incisors were prepared, sectioned, polished, and BEI‐imaged by Y.H. J.C‐C.H. oversaw the growth and mating of mice. Data analysis and creating the first draft of the manuscript and figures was performed by C.E.S. The figures were modified by J.P.S. The manuscript was critically reviewed by J.C‐C.H. and J.P.S.

This study was supported by NIDCR/NIH grant DE015846 (to J.C‐C.H.).
535; 619 NW2d 57 (2000). Accordingly, we quote the
parties’ stipulated facts in this opinion where practicable.

                                               -1-
Id. at 1. Plaintiff began providing telecommunication services to defendant’s Dearborn office in
2006. “Plaintiff provided Defendant with a voicemail system with an integrated call forwarding
service on certain of Defendant’s phone lines for use at the Dearborn Office.”

       During the timeframe at issue in this case, the parties’ agreement was memorialized
primarily by two “basic documents”: a “customer service order” (CSO) and


                                               -2-
undisputed portion of the invoice, leaving a disputed balance of $209,993.28. . . .” The April 10,
2011 invoice is 280 pages long and was not prepared by plaintiff or its employees but “by one of
Plaintiff’s vendors, Profitec, Inc. (‘Profitec’). . . .” Moreover, “[t]he international call charges . .
. reflected in the [April 10, 2011] invoice . . . are based on call data that was generated by Level
3 and not on any call data generated by Plaintiff.” After defendant refusedwas the switch manager, Diedrich. Through Diedrich’s
testimony, plaintiff attempted to introduce documents regarding how “Comcast” and “Bright
House Networks” handle fraudulent calls, but those exhibits were excluded on hearsay grounds
after Diedrich testified that he was unfamiliar with the documents and their origin.

       Finally, plaintiff called its president and sole owner, Craig Champagne. Champagne
acknowledged that, other than asking the billing company, Profitec, to compile the April 10,
2011 invoice, plaintiff did nothing to verify the accuracy of the billed calls. During
Champagne’s testimony, plaintiff attempted to introduce several documents Champagne had
located online. The documents in question concerned the “toll fraud” policies of several major
telecommunications companies. Defendant objected, arguing that the documents were
inadmissible hearsay. Plaintiff responded by arguing that the documents were admissible under
MRE 803(24), i.e., the


We determine the parties’

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       intent by examining the language of the contract according to its plain and
       ordinary meaning. In doing so, we avoid an interpretation that would render any
       portion of the contract nugatory. [Miller-Davis, 495 Mich at 174.]

Contractual ambiguities can be either patent or latent. Shay v Aldrich, 487 Mich 648, 668; 790
NW2d 629 (2010).

    omitted). “It is an elementary rule of construction . . . that in case of doubt, a
contract is to be strictly construed against the party by whose agent it was drafted.” Id. at 673.

        Here, although the trial court’s opinion and order does not contain the phrase “latently
ambiguous,” or other words to the same effect, the trial court’s analysis of extrinsic evidence
strongly suggests that it found latent ambiguity in the parties’ agreement. The trial court
reasoned, “[t]he term ‘services’ is not defined and none of Plaintiff’s witnesses provided
testimony establishing that ‘services’ included fraudulent international calls.” (Emphasis
added.) Through such analysis, the trial court considered testimony (i.e., extrinsic evidence) as a
means of discerning the parties’ intent—an exercise that was only permissible if the language


suffering from medical experiments performed on him, having his spinal cord broken during a particularly brutal beating, and the family he lost — his parents and all his brothers and sisters, save one.

When Americans entered his barracks on April 29, 1945, he was lying on the ground, too weak to move and unsure of what to make of men shouting in a foreign tongue, “Freedom!” They fed him water by spoon and later soup.

When Ross, his brother, and a friend exited the camp, they headed toward Munich, seeking hospital care. It was along the road that they encountered Sattler.

For Ross, the handkerchief that Sattler handed to him was a mysterious object. Only later did he learn what it was. What struck him in the moment was the soldier’swillingness to hold him and be near him.

“He wasn’t scared he was going to get my lice, my diseases,” said Ross, who came to America in 1948 under the auspices of the US Committee for Orphaned Children. He went on to become a psychologist and a founder of the New England Holocaust Memorial.

The flag is the only object he has from childhood.

“I said this man was going to be a part of my family,” Ross said at day’s end on Sunday. “And now we have found them. Not the man but his family. It’s a wonderful feeling in my heart.”


0\}.$$

The following is an immediate consequence of the adjunction formula and the adjunction inequality.

\[irr=smooth\] If $g_J(e)=0$, then

$\bullet$ $\iota_e=e\cdot e+1$, where $\iota_e$ is defined in ;

$\bullet$ every element in $\mathcal M_{irr,e}$ is a smooth rational curve.

One special feature of the moduli space of smooth rational curves is the following automatic transversality ([@HLS97]), which is valid for an arbitrary almost complex structure.

\[pdmanifold\] Let $e$ be a class represented by a smooth rational curve with $e\cdot e\geq -1$. Then $\mathcal M_{irr,e}$ is a smooth manifold of dimension $2l_e$.

$J-$nef class
-------------

\[nef\] A homology class $e\in H_2(M; \mathbb Z)$ is said to be $J-$nef if it pairs non-negatively with any $J-$effective class.

The following lemma immediately follows from the positivity of intersections of distinct irreducible subvarieties.

\[irr=nef\] If $e$ is represented by an irreducible $J-$holomorphic subvarietyof $t$, we sometimes call this move (iii)$_t$.

The following simple observation is crucial for us:

\[adj=-2\] If we apply any of the three moves above to a connected, nef curve configuration, the new weighted graph is a connected, nef curve configuration with the same total class. Moreover, it has the following properties:

-   The sum of the multiplicities of vertices gets smaller.

-   The sum $\sum_i g_J(e_i)$ is non-decreasing for any curve combination move.

-   $\sum_i m_ig_J(e_i)$ is also non-decreasing for any curve combination move.

Firstly, we notice that the first weight of each vertex is still a $J-$effective class since it is a linear combination of that of old vertices with non-negative coefficients.

To show that the new configuration is a curve configuration, we first verify the


(ii), we need the nefness condition. If $V_1$ is connected to another vertex in the original configuration other than $V_2$, then the new vertex $V$ is adjoined to the same vertex. Hence, the new configuration is connected. Otherwise, only $V_2$ is connected to other vertices. The graph is assumed to be nef, thus $$e\cdot D_1=(n_1-n_2)D_1\cdot D_1+n_2(D_1\cdot D_1+D_1\cdot D_2)\ge 0,$$ which implies $$D_1\cdot (D_1+D_2)\ge \frac{n_1-n_2}{n_2}(-D_1\cdot D_1)>0.$$ This shows the new configuration is still connected since $V$ is connected to the vertices that $D_2$ was connected to.

For the first bullet of the properties, the sum of multiplicities are reduced by $n_2$ for the first two moves, and $n_0$ for the third.

For the second and the third bullets, the conclusion for first two moves follows from . For the third move,greater than $1$, then $$\begin{array} {ll}g_J(e)&\geq \sum_j m_j'g_J(e_j')+1\\
\\
&\geq \sum_j g_J(e_j')+1\\
\\
&\ge \sum_i g_J(e_i)+1.
\end{array}$$ If the multiplicity of each vertex is $1$, apply the first statement of Lemma \[simple-graph\] instead of Lemma \[multi 1\], we obtain similarly $g_J(e)\geq \sum_i g_J(e_i)$.

### A stronger bound

In fact, we can establish the stronger estimate $$g_J(e)\ge \sum_i m_ig_J(e_{C_i}),$$ if there is no vertex having class $me'$ with $e'\cdot e'=0$, $m\geq 2$ and $g_J(e')\geq 1$ in any intermediate step of the rearrangement.

First of all, during the arrangement, if we never need to apply curve expansion for vertex $C$ with weight $(e_C, m)$ such that $e_C\cdot e_C=0$, $m>1$ and $g_J(e_C)>0$, the sum $\sum_i m_ig_J(e_i)$ is non-decreasing by the third bullet of Lemma \[adj=-2\] and Lemma \[simple’\].

After the arrangement, if there is a vertex with multiplicity greater than


$1$, then by Lemma \[multi 1\], $$\begin{array} {ll}g_J(e)&\geq \sum_j m_j'g_J(e_j')+1\\
\\
&\geq \sum_i m_ig_J(e_i)+1\\
\end{array}$$ If the multiplicity of each vertex is $1$, apply the first statement of Lemma \[simple-graph\] instead of Lemma \[multi 1\], we obtain $g_J(e)\geq \sum_i m_ig_J(e_i)$.

### Lemma \[multi 1\]

It remains to prove Lemma \[multi 1\].

\[Proof of Lemma \[multi 1\]\] For a configuration in Lemma \[combination\], we suppose there are $l$ vertices weighted by $(e_i, m_i)$. Moreover,

-   If $1\le i\le s_1$, then $m_i\ge 2$ and $e_i\cdot e_i\le -2$;

-   If $s_1+1\le i\le s_1+ s_2$, then $m_i\ge 2$ and $e_i\cdot e_i=-1$;

-   if $s_1+s_2+1\le i\le s_1+s_2+  s_3$, then $m_i=1$ and $e_i\cdot e_i\le -1$;

-   If $s_1+s_2+ s_3+1\le i\le l$, then $m_i=1$ and $e_i\cdot e_i\ge 0$.

We further let $$s=s_1+s_2.$$ With this understood we setSuppose $e$ is a $J-$nef class with $g_J(e)=0$. If $\Theta=\{(C_i,m_i), 1\leq i\leq l\}\in \mathcal M_{red, e}$ is connected, then the underlying weighted graph is a tree.

Dimension bound
---------------

Suppose $e$ is a $J-$nef class with $g_J(e)=0$. If $\Theta=\{(C_i,m_i), 1\leq i\leq n\}\in \mathcal M_{red, e}$ is connected, by Corollary \[smooth component\] and Proposition \[graph tree\], the underlying curve configuration of $\Theta$ is a tree with each vertex having genus $0$.

### $l_G$

In light of this, we introduce the following definition.

The dimension of a tree graph $G$ with vertices weighted by $\{(e_i, m_i)\}$ and having genus 0 is defined to be $$l_G=\sum_{i=1}^n l_{e_i}.$$

Recall that $l_{e_i}=\max\{\iota_{e_i}, 0\}$, and $\iota(e_i)$ is the $J-$dimension defined by . Since $g_J(e_i)=0$, $\iota_{e_i}$ is equal to $e_i\cdot e_i+1$ by Lemma \[irr=smooth\].

We stratify $\mathcal M_{red, e}$ according to the underlying


with class $e$ and at least 2 vertices, we have shown in the two previous subsections that $G$ is a tree graph (Proposition \[graph tree\]), and $l_G$ is bounded above by $L-1$ (Corollary \[reducible-dim’\]).

In this subsection we classify all possible maximal dimension configurations with at least 2 vertices, i.e. configuration $G$ with $L= 1+l_G$.

Let $G_-$ be the weighted subgraph containing each vertex whose class has self-intersection at most $-1$. Use $V_1, \cdots, V_k$ to label these vertices. Let $G_+$ be the weighted subgraph containing remaining vertices, use $V_j$ with $j\geq k+1$ to label these vertices.

\[G+\] If $l_G=L-1$ then $m_j=1$ for $j\geq k+1$. Namely, the $G_+$ part is simple.

Since $l_{e_j}\geq 1$ for each $j\geq k+1$, this follows immediately from (\[3terms\]) and the assumption that $e$ is $J-$nef.

### When $G_-$vertices in $G_+$ are disjoint. It follows from that, each vertex in $G_+$ is adjoined to a unique vertex in $G_-$, and this vertex in $G_-$ has to have multiplicity one. Since the classes of vertices in $G_+$ are the same, the vertices in $G_+$ are actually adjoined to the same vertex in $G_-$. Denote this vertex by $V_1$.

From , we also have $$\label{negativeint}
e\cdot e_i=0, \quad \hbox{if  $i\leq k$.}$$ It follows that the class of $V_1$ has self-intersection less than or equal to $k-n$. We have now established both the second and the third bullets.

For the last bullet, it is a consequence of the second bullet since $G$ is connected.

Next we show that $G$ is a special kind of centered graph when $G_{-}$ is not empty and


tree graph $G_1$, $U_1$ weighted by $(u_1, t)$ and $U_2$ weighted by $(u_2, t)$, one of them, say $U_2$, is a $-1$ vertex, and they are replaced by a vertex $U$ of $\tilde G$ weighted by $(u_1+u_2, t)$. Clearly, this move is just a type (1) simple combinatorial blow-down.

Notice that $(u_1+u_2)\cdot (u_1+u_2) =u_1\cdot u_1+2-1=u_1\cdot u_1+1$ is negative. Therefore $u_1\cdot u_1$ is negative as well.

II\. Moves (ii) are not needed. Suppose for some $q\geq 2$ the move from $G_q$ to $G_{q-1}$ is a type (ii) move in the proof of Lemma \[combination\]. Since such a move is applied to a $-1$ vertex and another vertex whose class has self-intersection at least $-1$, the class of one new vertex of $G_{q-1}$ has non-negative self-intersection. But this is impossible.

III\. Suppose forfollowing conditions:

$\bullet$ If $\Theta_-$ is empty then $n=2$, $e_{C_1}\cdot e_{C_2}=1$, $e_{C_i}\cdot e_{C_i}\geq 0$.

$\bullet$ If $\Theta_{-}$ is not empty and there is no $-1$ component, then $\Theta_{-}$ consists of a unique component $C_1$ with $e_{C_1}\cdot e_{C_1}=1-n\leq -2$, and $\Theta_{+}$ consists of at least $n-1\geq 2$ components $C_i, i\geq 2$, with $e_{C_i}=\cdots= e_{C_n}$ and $e_{C_i}\cdot e_{C_i}=0$. Moreover, $e_{C_1}\cdot e_{C_2}=1$. In short, $\Theta$ is a comb like configuration.

$\bullet$ Suppose $\Theta_{-}$ contains a $-1$ component. Then

1.  either $\Theta$ is a successive infinitely near blow-up of a smooth rational curve with non-negative self-intersection.

2.  or $\Theta$ is a successive infinitely near blow-up of a comb like configuration in the second bullet at points in $C_1$.

Conversely, if $\Theta$ is as in any bullet above, then $L= 1+\sum_{i=1}^n l_{e_{C_i}}$.

What (1) of the third bullet


connected component $D$ with negative self-intersection. Notice that, on the one hand, $e\cdot[D]$ is negative. On the other hand, the class of any irreducible component of $D$ is not $e$, and so it pairs non-negatively with $e$ by assumption. This is a contradiction.

Since $\Theta$ is a nef configuration, Proposition \[emb-comp-graph\] implies each component $C_i$ is a smooth rational curve.

\[not connected\] In $\mathbb C \mathbb P^2\#2\overline{\mathbb C \mathbb P^2}$, if $E_1-E_2$ is $J-$effective, then the class $3H-2E_2$ in $S_{K_J}$ is not $J-$nef, and there is a disconnected curve in this class with connected components in $3H-E_1-E_2$ and $E_1-E_2$.

\[Proof of Theorem \[emb-comp\] and Corollary \[embsphere\]\] If $\Theta$ is in either Theorem \[emb-comp\] or Corollary \[embsphere\], it satisfies the assumption in Proposition \[connected\], so it is connected. Apply Corollary \[smooth component\](\[eq:MARPEQ\]) is known as the MARP association scheme.

Aided by *cell range expansion* (CRE), which is realized by MUs adding a positive *cell range expansion bias* (CREB) to the received power from BSs in different tiers, more MUs can be offloaded to small cells. That is, if a MU is associated with the BS $\boldsymbol{X}_{k,m}$ if and only if

$$\overline{\mathcal{\mathcal{P}}_{k,m}^{\textrm{dBm}}}+\triangle_{k,m}^{\textrm{dB}}>\overline{\mathcal{\mathcal{P}}_{j,n}^{\textrm{dBm}}}+\triangle_{j.n}^{\textrm{dB}},j\neq k,$$

where $\triangle_{k,m}^{\textrm{dB}}$ and $\triangle_{j,n}^{\textrm{dB}}$is the CREB with dB unit in the $k$-th and $j$-th tier. With proper CREB chosen, the coverage of BSs in some tiers is artificially expanded, allowing MUs more to be associated with BSs which may not provide the strongest received power, thus balancing traffic load to achieve spatial efficiency. However, CRE causes severe interference to small cell MU which impair the QoS of small cell users


and thus *almost blank subframes* (ABS) coordination is needed between macrocell BSs and small cell BSs. However, the analysis of CRE plus ABS is challenging because (i) the association scheme is not only determined by the received power but also the current resource allocation strategy, and (ii) ignoring ABS while using CRE can impair the coverage performance. For simplicity, CRE and ABS are not going to be considered in this paper, which are left as our future work.

Performance Metrics
-------------------

To evaluate the network performance, the following three metrics, *i.e.*, the coverage probability, the PT and the EE, are focused on.

The coverage probability is the probability that the received SINR is greater than a given threshold, i,e, $p_{\textrm{cov}}\left(\left\{ \lambda_{k}\right\} ,\left\{ T_{k}\right\} ,\left\{ B_{k}^{\textrm{U}}\right\} \right)=\Pr\Bigl[\underset{k\in\mathcal{K},\boldsymbol{X}_{k,i}\in\Phi_{k}}{\cup}\textrm{SINR}_{k}\left(\left\Vert \boldsymbol{X}_{k,i}\right\Vert \right)>T_{k}\Bigr]$, where $\textrm{SINR}_{k}\left(\left\Vert \boldsymbol{X}_{k,i}\right\Vert \right)$worse EE. The tendency of the red curve in Fig. \[fig:P2\_lambda1\] is rather different others. When $p_{\textrm{cov}}^{\min}$ is small, the optimal $\lambda_{1}$ decreases with the increase of $p_{\textrm{cov}}^{\min}$, then a “flip-flop phenomenon” appears, *i.e.*, the optimal $\lambda_{1}$ jumps to a high value to guarantee the coverage performance and then decreases to a low value to achieve high EE.

\[sec:Conclusions-and-Future\]Conclusions and Future Work
=========================================================

In this paper, we investigated network performance of downlink ultra-dense HetNets and study the maximum energy-efficient BS deployment incorporating both NLoS and LoS transmissions. Through analysis, we found that the coverage probability with the MIRP association scheme is better than that with the MARP association scheme and by utilizing a density-dependent transmit power, the coverage probability improves when densities of macrocell BSs and small cell BSs are sparse


sense and each case is judged on its own circumstances. The true test in a disbarment proceeding is whether the attorney's character, as shown by his conduct, makes him unfit to practice law from the standpoint of protecting the public and the courts." (Emphasis supplied.)
It does not seem to me that the lamp of common sense illumined the proceedings which brought about the Draconian punishment inflicted in this case. Nor does it appear that the tribunal was lit up by the golden sunlight of charity when consideration was being given to the case of a lawyer 66 years of age who, aside from the offenses here indicated, has led a blameless life. In addition the Court ignored the plaintiff's physical condition. While, of course, bodily disablement is noto scale back his business after a hurricane hit his plant in early 2012, which allowed him to step back and consider retirement," said Rich Piselli, CEO of Fletcher Machinery. That ultimately led to the sale of Butler Rubber to Fletcher, he said.The transaction closed April 2. Financial details were not released.Butler Rubber, an industry leader in the production of high temperature silicone covered wheels, has been manufacturing and re-covering wheels for more than 35 years, he said.The company produces hot foil silicone rolls, hot foiling silicone wheels, thermal heat transfer hot stamping silicone, edge foiling wheels, custom molded hot stamp rubber products and rubber wheels.Fletcher offers a wide variety of services, including resurfacing rubber covered rollers, repairing journals and custom fabrication of new wheels and rollers, Gantt


ground and space services to local, regional, national and international TV broadcasters across West Africa. SES will be providing the space segment and specific ground services, while CWG will be managing the teleport services as an SES partner teleport operator, providing high operational standards. The service will start in September 2014.

The 28.2 degrees East orbital position is SES's prime orbital position for West Africa and its FTA reach is one of the highest in the region. Today, SES already transmits 28 FTA channels at the 28.2 degrees East neighbourhood.

Austin Okere, Founder and CEO of CWG, said, "For years, the majority of households in West Africa has been shut out of the digital broadcasting experience. Together with SES, we are excited to enable broadcasters to deliver their content cost-effectively,Ne, for example, the cross section drops there by a factor of three.'
author:
- 'J. Hofbrucker'
- 'A. V. Volotka'
- 'S. Fritzsche'
title: ' Relativistic calculations of the non-resonant two-photon ionization of neutral atoms '
---

Introduction {#Sec.Introduction}
============

Two-photon one-electron ionization is one of the fundamental non-linear processes in the light-matter interaction with various spectroscopic applications. In the past, however, most experiments were focused on the two-photon ionization of atomic outer shell electrons [@Duncanson/PRL:1976; @Siegel/JPB:1983; @Dodhy/PRL:1985; @Wang/PRA:2000]. Only with the recent advancements in free-electron lasers (FEL), the study of non-linear processes in atoms and molecules at extreme ultraviolet and x-ray energies became feasible [@Pellegrini/RMP:2016] and renewed an interest in inner-shell excitation and ionization processes. One of the first experiments utilising FEL facilities used electron or ion spectrometers to study the two-photon ionization of 4$d$ electron of neutral Xe


additional term $(\bm{k}_1\leftrightarrow \bm{k}_2,\bm{\hat{\varepsilon}}_{\lambda_1}\leftrightarrow \bm{\hat{\varepsilon}}_{\lambda_2},\omega_1 \leftrightarrow \omega_2 )$ arises from the interchange of the interaction sequence of the two photons with the atom. The evaluation of expression (\[GeneralTransitionAmplitude\]) requires a summation to be carried out over the complete spectrum of intermediate states $\ketm{\alpha_{\nu}J_{\nu}M_{\nu}}$. The operator $\hat{\mathcal{R}}$ denotes the one-particle transition operator describing the electron-photon interaction. This operator can be represented in the second quantization formalism (see, e.g., [@Johnson/Book]) as

$$\begin{aligned}
\label{OperatorExpansion}
\hat{\mathcal{R}}(\bm{k},\bm{\hat{\varepsilon}}_{\lambda})=
    \sum_{lm}
    \mem{l}{\alpha_{\mu} A^{\mu}_{\lambda}(\omega)}{m}
    a^{\dag}_{l} a_{m},\end{aligned}$$

where $\ketm{m}, \ketm{l}$ are the single-electron initial and final states, $a^{\dag}_l$ and $a_m$ are the corresponding electron creation and annihilation operators, $\alpha_{\mu}$ denotes the four-vector of the Dirac matrices and $A^{\mu}_{\lambda}=({\phi_{\lambda},\bm{A}_\lambda})$ is the photon wavefunction.

Due to the interaction of the atom with the two photons, anby each potential arises from the difference of binding energies, the distinct potential formulations also result in a deviation. Despite the small magnitude differences, all screening potentials predict similar energy dependence of the total cross section. The agreement of these potentials justifies that the obtained behaviour and magnitude is not very sensitive to the choice of potential. We ascribe the difference between the core-Hartree and Salvat calculations as an uncertainty of presented results. The uncertainty decreases from 25$\%$ for Ne to 10$\%$ for U. We restrict all further discussion to the use of core-Hartree potential.

Partial wave analysis {#Subsec.PartialWave}
---------------------

To gain deeper understanding of the total cross section results, we now wish to look at the dominant $E1E1$ ionization channels. In this approximation, only the $J=1$ multipole of each of


the discussion of partial waves above.

Screening and relativistic effects {#Subsec.Effects}
----------------------------------

![The scaling factor $\zeta$ as a function of nuclear charge for ionization of a $1s$ electron of neutral atoms ($Z=4-92$) by two linearly (top), circularly (middle), and unpolarized (bottom) photons at the excess energies $\varepsilon=1.05$ and $\varepsilon=1.40$. According to the non-relativistic scaling of H-like ions (dashed green), the cross section scales with $Z^{-6}$. The deviation from this scaling due to relativistic effects is clearly visible for H-like (dash-dotted red) as well as neutral (solid black and short-dashed blue) atoms. Moreover, further deviation of the scaling factor in low-$Z$ region is present for neutral atoms due to screening effects.[]{data-label="Fig.Effects"}](ScaleFactor_linear){width="\linewidth"}

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		goto err;

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bags or many handbags, an identity is - you really can't separate it. My identity as a trans-woman, as a Korean-American, as a person who grew up in a trans-racial family - they all intersect with one another.

My parents that raised me in the States, they did an extraordinarily amazing job with affirming my identity as - particularly being a Korean-American. They raised me in a home where I was very aware of my heritage and was very proud of my ethnicity and where I came from, even enrolling me in weekend Korean-language classes, which I did not do very well in, Michel, but I tried. And it was just one of many things that my parents did to instill a sense of pride in my identity.

MARTIN: How(PAD). Various modifications of the eluent composition and gradient profile were tested. Figure [2](#F2){ref-type="fig"}A shows that cellobiose is eluted prior to gluconic acid and cellobionic acid respectively. The method was focused mainly on the quantification of oxidized monomers and dimers as these are eventually the products that can be expected in the hydrolysate due to the presence of cellobiohydrolases and β-glucosidases.

![**Separation of sugars and oxidized sugars with HPAEC and HPLC systems.** Chromatograms from HPAEC with PAD ( **A**) and HPLC equipped with both RI ( **B**) and UV ( **C**) detector connected in series. In all chromatograms are shown separation of a standard sample containing cellobionic acid, cellobiose, gluconic acid and glucose (dotted line) and a sample from hydrolysis of pretreated wheat straw (solid line). The pretreated wheat


          0.05-0.5            0.5-10   0.05-0.5

Both methods gave similar quantification results (in the range of 5% deviation), but the data presented in this work were reported using the HPAEC methods.

ß-glucosidase activity in the presence of oxidized sugars
---------------------------------------------------------

One reaction product formed after the combined action of oxidative enzymes such as GH61 and cellobiohydrolases will be cellobionic acid. Cellobiose is an inhibitor of the cellobiohydrolases, and to alleviate this product inhibition additional β-glucosidase activity is supplemented to many cellulase preparations, e.g. Celluclast. Similarly, cellobionic acid needs to be hydrolyzed to glucose and gluconic acid by β-glucosidase. The enzymatic hydrolysis of cellobionic acid by different commercial enzyme preparations (Novozym 188, Celluclastpretreated wheat straw at high solids content
--------------------------------------------------------------------------

Hydrothermally pretreated wheat straw from a pilot scale facility was used for investigating the formation of oxidized sugars during deconstruction of a lignocellulosic substrate at high solids content (30% WIS), which is relevant for industrial conversion. The results in Figure [5](#F5){ref-type="fig"} show the production of gluconic acid along with the degree of conversion during the time course of the hydrolysis using Cellic CTec2 and Celluclast supplemented with Novozym 188. Both enzyme preparations were dosed to give a filter paper activity of 7.5 FPU/g DM. After 144 hours, Cellic CTec 2 yielded 85% cellulose conversion and 4.1 g/l of gluconic acid. By comparison the Celluclast-Novozym 188 mixture resulted in 60% conversion and no gluconic acid was detected with this enzyme. In both experiments,


oxidized using a mild oxidation method that has been shown to selectively oxidize the hemiacetal carbon (C1) of carbohydrates to generate aldonic acids. The experiment was performed following the method described by Forsberg *et al.*\[[@B10]\]. The quantification of cellobionic acid obtained after the oxidation was done indirectly by measuring the quantity of gluconic acid and glucose generated by β-glucosidase hydrolysis from *Aspergillus niger* (Novozym 188, Novozymes A/S, Bagsværd, Denmark).

Wheat straw pretreatment and compositional analysis
---------------------------------------------------

Wheat straw (*Triticum aestivum* L.) was pretreated at the Inbicon A/S pilot plant in Skærberg, Denmark, with an average residence time of 18.5 min in a hydrothermal reactor with a temperature of 195°C. A washing and pressing step was applied prior the enzymatic hydrolysis to eliminate the soluble molecules hydrolyzed and generated during the pretreatmentof NaOH was applied post column prior to the detector at 0.5 ml/min. Several programs with a stepwise linear gradient with increasing concentration of sodium acetate were applied. A well defined peak separation was obtained when applying the following elution gradient: 0.1 M NaOH for 5 minutes, then a linear increase from 0.1 M NaOH to 0.1 M NaOH with 0.3NaOAc in 35 minutes, then to 0.1 M NaOH/1 M NaOAc in 5 minutes. The column was reconditioned with 0.1 M NaOH for 5 min before next sample.

Abbreviations
=============

CDH, Cellulose dehydrogenase; DM, Dry mater; Glc, Glucose; GlcA, Gluconic acid; GlcGlc, Cellobiose; GlcGlcA, Cellobionic acid; HPAEC-PAD, High performance anion exchange chromatography/pulsed amperometric detector; HPLC-PDA, High performance liquid chromatography/photodiode array detector; LC-MS, Liquid chromatography-mass spectrometry; MALDI-TOF, Matrix-assisted laser desorption/ionization time of


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an area the size of England are destroyed, contributing about 20 percent of total annual greenhouse gas emissions -- more than all the world's cars, trucks and airplanes combined.

The idea of the proposed provision is to make the stored carbon dioxide in the forests a commodity that can be bought and sold on the global market.

Polluters in the developing world would be able to offset their emissions by buying credits for stored forest carbon dioxide. The money from those purchases would go to developing world governments, international organizations, local communities and others involved in forest protection programs.

For the first time, tropical forests would be worth money for simply existing. That could create an economic incentive to protect tropical forests, which also have biological value as the planet's richestprotect forests to generate credits.

Final details of the plan remain uncertain, such as how forest carbon credits would be verified and how the money paid for them would be handled and distributed.

For developing countries, the idea represents a potential new revenue source. President Bharrat Jagdeo of Guyana, a leading proponent of the plan, has made trading carbon credits a central element of his Low-Carbon Development Strategy.

The strategy "is more about development than about the environment and it will help us to accelerate infrastructural development and fill the budget gap," Jagdeo said in an August 29 speech.

The World Bank and partners have set up funds to help developing countries prepare for REDD and finance forest-protection initiatives. However, both funds are not fully capitalized, pending the successful conclusion of negotiations


carbon market -- but only the carbon storage of newly planted or replanted forests is eligible for credits. REDD also would protect standing forests, to prevent the absorbed carbon dioxide stocks from being released back into the atmosphere.

Whether a new treaty will be completed in December is unclear. Negotiators have yet to set consensus targets for reducing greenhouse gas emissions, and major disputes remain between industrialized powers such as the United States and emerging and developing economies including China and Brazil.

The draft under negotiation includes REDD, but negotiations continue on how broad the policy would be.

Advocates of a limited scope for REDD say areas with no history of deforestation should be excluded because protecting them won't reduce carbon dioxide emissions.

In response, conservationists and developing nations warn against leavingQ:

connectedness between the output voltage and input voltage

Given this circuit

I want to deduce the relationship between the output voltage $U_A(t)$ an d the input voltage $U_E(t)$ using Kirchhoff's current law. We're allowed to assume that $R$, $L $and $C_1$ and $C_2$ are given to us.
My solution so far:
$$ U_E = U_R + U_{C1} $$
$$ U_{C1}=U_L+U_{C2} $$
$$U_A = U_{C2} $$
$$ \rightarrow  U_E = U_R+U_L+U_A$$
At point $K$, i want to use Kirchhoff's current law:
$$I_R=I_{C1}+ I_L= I_{C1}+ I_{C2} $$
Is my last step correct? How to continue?

A:

You can write two ODEs describing the relationship, and that would be in the time-domain. Alternatively you could describe things in the frequency domain and get the relationship as a transfer function. I will show the latter.
Using Kirchhoff's current law at the two nodes


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is the entire point this civil rights attorney misses, the film was about a man on the ground and the struggle to come home with a head full of grief and regret, not the Iraq war itself.

The Blaze then reported, “The reason the movie doesn’t take a political stance [is] because the film isn’t political, he said.”

It should be noted that the everything-is-perspective Left mistakes relativism for sophistication and thus always takes issue with “black and white,” which, of course, is often just moral clarity (leftists still manage absolutism in their desire to crush dissent, however). But gray is what is seen only when eyes are incapable of penetrating a veneer of confusion and discerning Truth. Relativism is akin to believing the light-giving sun doesn’t exist because one


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consistent with the more pronounced metabolic response of these mice to cold exposure or NE administration. BAT *Ucp1* in *Rev-erbα* KO mice was only modestly further increased upon cold challenge compared to WT animals ([Fig. 3a-b](#F3){ref-type="fig"}), suggesting that Rev-erbα down-regulation is an integral component of the physiological *Ucp1* induction following cold exposure. Consistent with recent work on the temporal correlation between *Ucp1* mRNA and protein levels, we did not observe significant cold-mediated changes in UCP1 protein in the acute time frame in which we performed our cold challenges^[@R25]^. Increases in *Ucp1* were not seen in white adipose depots or skeletal muscle (data not shown), signifying a BAT-specific phenomenon. *Bmal1* mRNA and protein followed a similar pattern to *Ucp1* ([Supplementary Fig. 4a-b](#SD4){ref-type="supplementary-material"}) whereas *Pgc-1*α levels were unchanged between controlsurgical sites were treated with bacitracin to prevent discomfort. Following a week of convalescence, temperature measurements were recorded. Colonic and interscapular surface measurements were obtained using YSI Precision Thermometers with rectal or banjo probe attachments, respectively.

Immunoblotting {#S6}
--------------

BAT samples were homogenized in RIPA (137 mM NaCl, 0.1% SDS, 0.5% Na-deoxycholate, 1% NP-40, 20 mM NAF, and 20 mM G2P in 1X PBS pH 7.4, supplemented with Complete protease inhibitors (Roche)) using a Tissuelyser (Qiagen) for 1.5 min at a frequency of 20 s^−1^ followed by sonication using a Bioruptor (Diagenode) for 30 sec on the "high" setting. SDS-PAGE was performed using 50 mg of protein loaded onto a 10% Tris-glycine gel (Invitrogen), followed by transfer to a PVDF membrane (Invitrogen). After antibody incubation, blots were developed using the SuperSignal


Trizol (Invitrogen) extraction and 1.5 μg of total RNA was used for cDNA synthesis using the High-Capacity cDNA Reverse Transcription kit (Applied Biosystems). Relative mRNA levels were determined using quantitative PCR and normalization to housekeeping gene 36B4. Primer sequences are available upon request.

Statistics {#S14}
----------

Data are presented as means ± s.d. unless otherwise noted. Statistical analysis was performed using Student's t-test for comparisons between two groups, one-way analysis of variance (ANOVA) with multiple comparisons for assessment of more than two groups on GraphPad Prism software. Comparisons among specific groups were done using post-tests as indicated in the respective figure legends.

Supplementary Material {#SM}
======================

######

**Supplementary Figure 1: a**, Rev-erbα protein levels in BAT of WT and *Rev-erbα* KO mice (n=2; each lane of the western blot represents pooled biological duplicates). **b**,Tukey post-test. Data are expressed as mean ± s.d.

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**Supplementary Figure 5: a**, Infrared images from the thermographic surface temperature analysis performed in [Fig. 4c](#F4){ref-type="fig"}. **b**, Genotypic differences between BAT and core temperatures from WT and *Rev-erbα* KO mice acclimated to thermoneutrality (n=6). **c**, 18-fluorodeoxyglucose (^18^FDG) imaging (n=4) of *Rev-erbα* KO mice and WT littermates during the light and dark phases. Representative sagittal planes are shown for each group. \* p\<0.05 ΔCore temperature vs ΔBAT temperature; \# p\<0.05 WT core temperature vs *Rev-erbα* KO core temperature; \#\#\# p\<0.001 WT BAT temperature vs *Rev-erbα* KO BAT temperature as determined by Student's t-test. Data are expressed as mean ± s.e.m.

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**Supplementary Figure 6:** Rev-erbα controls the circadian rhythm of body temperature through direct suppression of thermogenesis and BAT activity. Cold


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to complex and costly development plans as they need support a large number of protocols for both modern and legacy products. This is one of the major reasons why modern automobile infotainment systems such as Android Auto, Apple CarPlay, and MirrorLink have been devised. They are standardized protocols that amend most of these issues found in the proprietary standards.

MirrorLink Features

The MirrorLink protocol is one of the most popular standards that allow smartphone integration with the infotainment systems of the cars. The MirrorLink uses non-proprietary technologies and connections such as RTP, UPnP, USB, WiFi and others. The baseline protocol for displaying the user interface is VNC, often used in desktop computing for remote desktop sharing.

The main goal of the protocol is to display (mirror) the smartphone application on theof her!" " Let go of me!" "I don't think now is the right time for you to take on such a big cause." "How much time do you think this planet's got left?" "I want to do more than what I'm doing and I don't know how." "Years back, the Heritage Committee bought this land for a pittance." "They say gold was discovered in the creek after one of the locals swam in it." "When he got out, he was covered in so much gold dust, he lit up like a Christmas tree." "There's a gold mine round here, and there was an old rock wall built by the Chinese, and they worked on the tailings." "You still find bits of pottery and old coins, if you


look." "Now, look..." "look around." "Don't be shy." "So, when did you say your ancestors arrived here, Tsung Chi?" "Oh, um... 1868 is last letter our great-great grandparent received from Ah Chin." "They never hear from him after that." "Many Chinese come to Victoria gold rush." "More than 50,000." "Maybe he walked through here just like we have, babe." "We re-trace his step." "Find clue, like detectives." "Rainbow's End, CSI." "Sandy, something's been eating these." "Is this channel made of rock?" "It's a water race." "They were dug by hand." "Nothing." "The Chinese men have troubled life when they were here." "Well, we didn't greet them with open arms." "I'd be surprised if there aren't a few ghosts around." "Ghosts?" "Goats more like!" "An entire herd!" "That bloodya big song and dance about it?" "I just want it over." "And then I'll throw a big party." "Oh, God." "Come on." "Good night, Isabelle." "Have a good one." "(Sighs)" "I'm having a sauna, Pat." "Come and join me." "Maybe not tonight, Gemm." "We have to make a decision about our land near the old oriental mine cos Owen's letting his goats overrun it again." "He wants it cleaned up." "Pronto." "That's a huge ask, considering our finances." "It needs slashing, fences, access tracks." "So how much is in the kitty?" "Enough to pay the rates, and maybe a slasher." "Er..." "Well, then we'll have to call in a few favours." " We've run out of favours, Minna." " It is a millstone around our neck." "


think I should." "I am not mistreating my animals!" "The mother was dead!" "She was undernourished, without a hope of feeding the little one!" " If you don't have enough feed..." " I feed the goats!" "Yeah?" "On whose property?" "I might have known you were involved in this." "I called the RSPCA, Mr Diston." "Your fight is with me." "I told you to mind your own business." "Mind your own bloody business!" " Not if you mistreat your animals!" " Mr Diston?" " Oh, bloody hell!" "What now?" " I will say this once and once only." "If you ever, ever threaten my mother, harass my mother, or in any way upset my mother again," "I will use everything in my power to bring you before acourt of law." "Do you get that?" "Do not harass my mother, of you'll have me to deal with." "I don't have to listen to all this shit!" "I'm sorry, Minna." "I shouldn't have dragged you into this." "I can't do this any more." "Mum." "Come on." " Why didn't you tell me about him?" " I can look after my own affairs." " He obviously wasn't listening to you." " For heaven's sake, I'm not useless!" "Oh, Mum." " I don't know why people are making such a fuss." "All right." "OK, well um... at least let me help you tidy up." "(Gasps) Is that our wedding?" "I forgot we made it into the paper!" "Look." "And Shannon." "Look at Holl." "Oh, my heavens!" " Your 60th."


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Range for a kicker is a preferred trait by Vikings special teams coordinator Mike Priefer. So when Carlson paired that with 15 consecutive field goals during a private workout, the Vikings were sold.

"He has a tremendous leg," General Manager Rick Spielman said. "I know coach Priefer, when he worked him out, was very impressed."

Carlson converted every extra point at Auburn (albeit from the 2-yard line) and made 90 percent of his field-goal attempts from 39 yards or closer. Forbath missed an NFL-high five extra points — the 33-yard variety — last season.

Hoops to NFL hopeful

Vikings' fifth-round pick Tyler Conklin was a scholarship basketball player at Northwood University in Michigan when he decided to transfer and be a walk-on tight end at Central Michigan.

After


only five games last season because of a fractured shoulder blade.

The Vikings plan to finalize the 2018 undrafted free agent class Sunday, Spielman said, adding, "We were pretty aggressive in going out and getting some guys."

Bradford trade 'done'

Thanks to the Vikings, the Super Bowl champion Eagles again added to their defensive line. With the Vikings' original fourth-round pick Saturday, Philadelphia drafted Florida State defensive end Josh Sweat.

That pick was the final piece of the Vikings' 2016 trade for quarterback Sam Bradford, which sent a 2017 first-round pick and the fourth-round selection to Philadelphia. The Eagles used the first pick on defensive end Derek Barnett.

President Donald Trump on Thursday granted a rare posthumous pardon to boxing's first black heavyweight champion, clearing Jack Johnson's name more than 100 years afterSetting The Record Straight

June 12, 2001

A funeral Mass for the Rev. Raymond J. Jean, a former pastor in Durham and Ledyard who also had been a priest at several Catholic parishes in Connecticut, was held Monday at St. Mary Church in Willimantic. The date of the Mass was incorrect on Page B2 on Saturday.


sauce & Cool Whip to place on top of the pie.

cherel03

posted:

4/20/2012

This was such an easy recipe and delicious! It only lasted in my house 2 days! I plan on having guests this weekend and will have it as a dessert.

Chefdad60

posted:

4/4/2012

Wow what a wonderful rich choclate carmel dessert! It gets rave reviews form everyone that tries it. Definitely a favorite. My wife is begging me to make it again.....and I will becuse I love it too!!

amandajen1

posted:

3/9/2012

Super easy and yummy!! What a way to celebrate 100 years of Oreo:) Everyone loved it, and I will most definitely be making this recipe again.

DunkinHines01

posted:

3/3/2012

Haven't made it yet but it sounds delicious...

silvernova

posted:

1/17/2012

Simple...awesome everyone loved it!

dolphinlvr1205

posted:

1/8/2012

MMMMMMM!!! I made this recipe and it was all gone in less than 24hrs! I made a second onethe next day and after it was cut it was gone in less than 24 hrs too. This pie is very delicious!

Foxkatt

posted:

1/5/2012

I tried this recipe for my girl's group yesterday. Like another reviewer, I purchased a pre-made Oreo cookie pie shell to cut down on time. I also made my own whipped topping with real cream and added a drizzle of the caramel topping over the pudding. I chose the Deviled Food flavor of pudding. This pie was wonderful. It looked as if it would be heavy, but it's just rich and light. Not too sweet, just right. Everyone loved it and I'll definitely be making it again. Perfect balance of all flavors. Some chocolate pie recipes are SO over-rich and heavy. Not so with this one. Even


after a huge dinner, with everyone still full, this was a perfect light ending with wonderful chocolate flavor. Good job!

kel614

posted:

1/4/2012

Was very good.Used the store bought Oreo crust...simple and easy ! will make again!might also need to add additional "scopes" into the mix. In total, I might have 4 - 6 criteria that are being used as "scope".
Questions:
Is scope the right way to build this kind of complex filtering or do I need to do something custom?
If scope is the correct way to do it can you point me to a sample I can look at?
If I need to go custom is there a standard way to extend the "scope" behavior so that I can trick it into doing what I want it to do?
Source Code:
http://nardax.codeplex.com/

A:

Yes, scopes are the way to go. I'd like to recommend to you a great article Discover a New WCF with Discovery by Juval Lowy (the author of the Programming WCF services book). Here's the


Colorectal cancer screening: efficiency and effectiveness.
The cost-effectiveness of a series of mutually exclusive colorectal cancer screening programmes with varying screening interval and target group are analysed. Costs and effects for 60 possible screening programmes are simulated on the basis of data collected from a randomized trial initiated in 1985 in Funen County, Denmark. The screening test applied is the unhydrated Hemoccult-II. The analysis identifies six efficient programmes with cost-effectiveness estimates ranging from 17000 to 42500 Danish kroner (DKK) per life-year.by another signal which turns from "1" to "0" with an inversion time of (2T).
This Bi-Phase-Mark method is a method of modulation in which an accumulated value of time interval represented by a signal "1" becomes equal to another accumulated value of time interval represented by another signal "0". Therefore, the Direct Current (DC) component in the transmitting line can be minimized. In addition, it is a method of modulation in which clock can be easily retrieved from the transmitted data signals.
The signal format of this standard for a digital audio interface is shown in FIG. 7. In this example, the digital audio data are divided into two stereo channels, and blocks of 192 frames from a frame #0 to #191. Each frame includes two subframes. In this


12. Among them, a signal having the frequency corresponding to the modulated clock is provided back to the phase comparator 13 to be compared with the clock component derived from the clock component extractor 6. An error output by the comparison output of the phase comparator 13, which represents a phase difference, is then supplied to the VCO 11 through a Low Pass Filter (LPF) 14. The oscillating output signal of this VCO 11 is therefore controlled so as to synchronize with the output signal of the cock component extractor 6. As the result, signals with different frequencies but synchronized with the clock component of the received signal can be obtained out of the counter 12. The signal out of the receiver 3 is also supplied to a1. Field
One embodiment of the invention relates to an electronic apparatus provided with a cooling fan.
2. Description of the Related Art
In an electronic apparatus such as a portable computer, exothermic bodies such as a CPU and a Northbridge (trade mark) are incorporated. In order to cool such exothermic bodies, an electronic apparatus is provided with a cooling unit.
In Jpn. Pat. Appln. KOKAI Publication No. 2001-44348, a fan device provided with an exothermic body, a heat receiving member, fins, and a fan is disclosed. This fan device includes a plate thermally connected to the heat receiving member, and a cover that is fixed to the plate and forms an air duct between itself and the plate. The fins and the fan are provided in the air duct formed between


in Illinois, the same day Miller posthumously received the Congressional Medal of Honor – the highest award for valor in action against an enemy force given to an individual serving in the United States Armed Services. A graduate of Wheaton North High School, Miller was killed Jan. 25, 2008 in Barikowt, Afghanistan while saving the lives of his Special Forces team and 15 Afghan soldiers.

Governor Quinn today also highlighted a number of programs that he has supported that benefit Illinois’ Veterans, servicemembers and their families:

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The rapid tumour progression followed by deterioration of the immune system is characteristic for patients with pancreas cancer. This argues for selection of patients for immunotherapy, amongst those where an initial stabilization of the disease by chemotherapy has been obtained. In this way, the immune system may have a chance to develop and consolidate the initial therapeutic response and possibly induce


in New York (state)
Category:Airports established in 1927
Category:Transportation buildings and structures in Monroe County, New Yorkguidelines for fighting online harassment. EFF agrees with the majority of the recommendations, including ensuring prompt reporting and investigation of all reports of harassment, and disciplining and/or prosecuting perpetrators. However, preemptively removing access to anonymous online speech platforms violates all students’ First Amendment rights—threatening projects like the USG Girl Mafia at the University of Southern California, where students anonymously map locations of assault reports on campus. Anonymity was also essential for student activists at Guilford College in North Carolina, who used an online form to collect anonymous testimonials about racial violence from those who felt unsafe revealing their identities.

Additionally, online speech bans are problematic because any technical restriction—like blocking on-campus access through the university’s wireless network, or limiting where students can access particular mobile applications or websites—will not


prevent any student from going off-campus or joining another wireless network to comment anonymously.

“The Internet has an unmatched ability to help groups of people organize and communicate and be a force for positive social change,” said EFF Frank Stanton Legal Fellow Aaron Mackey. “Taking away choices for anonymous speech will curtail these activities without meaningfully preventing illegal harassment and threats. We urge the Department of Education to find solutions that protect all students.”

For the full letter to the Department of Education:

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liveable city and it’s easy to see why when you take a Copenhagen city break.

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Come and shop in Denmark, one of the hottest design nations on the planet. From a rich design history, led by legends such as Arne Jacobsen and Hans J. Wegner, Denmark’s design sector has grown into athe highest cliffs in the country and a fantastic place to get out walking. Take in views of the Baltic Sea and rolling landscape of South Zealand and visit Denmark's newest UNESCO World Heritage Site, Stevns Klint, only an hour from Copenhagen.

Why not treat your meeting participant to food that tastes great and that help keep the energy level high? More and more hotels in Denmark focuses on organic and healthy food. Our MINDevent partners are two of them,
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Brain Food is a new concept developed by chefs at Radisson Blu hotels for meeting and conference guests.

The concept supports knowledge-sharing and developmental meetings.
The meeting design is active, motivating and inspiring and allows you to move dynamically around the building during the day.
Process
"Basic plan"The program is introduced


at a plenary session.
Systematic networking involving participants. Participants get to know each other better by use of question cards.

The Copenhagen Marriott hotel offers 401 air-conditioned, spacious rooms with exquisite harbor and Copenhagen city views. All the rooms come with luxurious Marriott bedding with down comforters and rich linens.
The hotel is renowned for its 13 superlative conference venues, it's fine catering and attention to detail.
The hotel is within walking distance to the Copenhagen Central Station or Tivoli Gardens and only a 15-minute drive from the Copenhagen Airport giving easy access to everything you could need in Copenhagen

New Year's Eve in Denmark is one big party! Many Danes see in the new year with friends and it's not uncommon to see fireworks whizzing around on the streets! At 6pm, peopleQ:

Java, How to refresh JTable in one frame from another frame

So I have a MainFrame class which has a JTable in it, listing all Products stored in DB. The JButton with the help of listeners will open AddProduct (another class, and another window/frame) in which I can add product in the DB. Unfortunately, I'm not exactly sure how can I update/revalidate JTable in MainFrame once AddProduct adds new product and autocloses.
Could some please give me some idea as how can I easily resolve this?
Since program is rather large, here are relevant parts of it:
From MainFrame.java
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Surrey County Council works with Jobcentre Plus to offer LEPs

Surrey County Council has joined forces with Jobcentre Plus to offer work opportunities to the most disadvantaged.

The council has pledged to offer Local Employment Partnership (LEP) opportunities, including work trials, work experience, mentoring and job interviews for the long-term unemployed and those who find it more difficult to secure work.

Carmel Millar, head of HR at the council, told Personnel Today: “I think it’s absolutely the duty of local government and local authorities to be a catalyst within their areas to improve job chances for local people.

“The strategy makes sense from the point of view that councils need future skilled workforces and local people need jobs. It’s a win-win scenario.”

But the council added it was too early to say howQ:

Why rounded corners when changing a Win32 window's parent?

I'm trying to learn how to make a top-level Win32 window become a child of another window.
When I change a window's parent, I still get ugly rounded corners, as though it was a top-level window with a rounded title bar. Why? And how do I fix this? (I couldn't get WM_UPDATEUISTATE to help, but I'm not sure how to use it correctly either.)

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accent), "I want to play iPod." We stood astonished in embarrassment on stage trying to make out what had just happened, as the man walked back to the soundboard, started playing very bad pop country music on his iPod over the speakers, and walked out the door not to be seen the rest of the night as he was trying to dodge paying us. To this day, we crack jokes about how the KGB wrecked our band's first experience in Nashville.

What's the first thing you look for when you hit a new town?
People! People are our favorite thing anywhere. We have developed some very meaningful friendships over the years away from home. Anytime we hit a new town, we can't wait to meet up with whatever friends orwas falling too fast. [/B]

I've tried that way but I realized that it is done the opposite, you must get between the platform and the switch when it is already raised 16 units above the switch's sector, then press it and run backwards to get on the platform while it is raising and you will be able to "jump" into the near sector.
BTW I've played up to map 10 and I think this is excellent, true doom 2 feeling on the maps, maps 03,04,08 & 09 my fav ones.

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The first time I beat map22 - Borderlands, I accidentally skipped 3/4 of the map. If you're checking the lava for secrets, it's easy to find the corner teleporter that puts you "inside" the blue door


you visit (or skip) certain rooms. Is there enough ammo for the bridge showdown? I ran past.

map27: The Bloodwash: Mostly forgettable. The hellish elements in the underground blood area are well done and the megasphere secret was worth a chuckle.

map28: Abyss: I get it, it's like The Pit + The Chasm, right? Well, at least there are no tiny ledges. Instead it's pain elementals. Blegh.

map29: The Mortal Coil: A fitting Living End tribute and penultimate level. Feels like you're fighting your way into Hell. I used saves for this one due to all the drop-offs and nasty moments. The fight for the exit switch is an anticlimax--it's just a time/ammo sink because of how easy it is to retreat, but I guess that's better than a "screw you"the way for us to bring something truly exciting to the air show circuit next year.”

The aircraft that will incorporate the live rounds are the A-10 Thunderbolt II, F-22 Raptor, and F-16 Fighting Falcon (Viper). The F-35 will not be participating for unspecified reasons. The A-10 will be restored to full demonstration status as part of the move; it currently is only permitted to perform in Heritage Flights. Each aircraft will conduct two strafing passes using their cannons and one bombing run with several bombs during their performances.

When asked about the new addition to show line-ups, Mattis said, “Our folks at home need to see we ain’t messin’ around. They need to harden up and get some. They need to hear the rumble of the guns and feel


the motivation to drop and give our boys in blue fifty.”

The United States Air Force Thunderbirds have re-opened their team museum at their home base of Nellis AFB. The museum helps tell the Thunderbird story, from its beginnings, to today.

Inside the museum, you’ll find artifacts and other memorabilia including documentation on the team’s formation. The picture below shows the designation and order to create the 3600th USAF Air Demonstration Unit at Luke AFB on May 23rd, 1953.

Other displays include old Thunderbird team gear, patches, and photographs.

To access the museum, visitors must have a valid DOD ID card to get onto base property or be escorted by a DOD ID cardholder. The hours of operation are 8 am to 4 pm, and the location is 4445 Tyndall Avenue, Nellisparity is stored in a storage device. Accordingly, should any one piece of data be lost, it is possible to reproduce (recover) the lost data on the basis of the other data and parity.
For example, when a failure occurs in a storage device, and it become impossible to read and write data, a correction copy is executed. Correction copy is a technique for restoring all data stored in a failed storage device on the basis of the data and parity in a normal storage device within a parity group (also called an ECC (Error Correcting Code) group, or RAID group), and storing all of this restored data in a spare storage device (Japanese Patent Laid-open No. 11-191037).
Furthermore, technology, which is constituted such that the setup of various equipment


                 Appellant

                On Appeal from the District Court
              for the Middle District of Pennsylvania
             (District Court No.: 2-12-cr-00268-001)
         District Judge: Honorable William W. Caldwell

           Submitted under Third Circuit LAR 34.1(a)
                    on November 20, 2014

Before: McKEE,purchase took place on December

10, 2010, when an informant arranged to purchase two ounces of crack cocaine from

*
 This disposition is not an opinion of the full Court and pursuant to I.O.P. 5.7 does not
constitute binding precedent.
1
    We have appellate jurisdiction under 18 U.S.C. § 3742 and 28 U.S.C. § 1291.
                                             2
Maynard. Eric Prather obtained the cocaine from Maynard’s residence and waited to

deliver it to Maynard at the meeting location. Prather noticed police surveillance as he

approached the meeting location, and warned


Maynard. Maynard left the meeting, and

the informant attempted to contact Maynard by phone multiple times before Maynard

took his call. Maynard directed the informant to meet him at a new location, at which

time Maynard took the crack cocaine from Prather and gave him a different substance.

Prather delivered two ounces of fake crack cocaine to the informant for $2,000. Maynard

refused to answer further calls from the informant. (A. 292-314, 363-78, 613.)

                     1. Motion in Limine2

       Maynard filed a motion in limine the day before trial seeking to exclude evidence

regarding the December 10, 2010 controlled purchase pursuant to Federal Rules of

Evidence 403 and 404. Thegroup. In [@blochkato90], Bloch and Kato have constructed an exponential map $$\label{classicalBK}
    \exp_{F,V}:{\mathbb D}_{\operatorname{dR}}(V)\rightarrow H^1(F,V),$$ which is obtained by taking ${{\cal G}}_F$-cohomology of the fundamental exact sequence $$0\rTo V\rTo V\otimes_{{\mathbb Q}_p}{\mathbb B}_{\max}^{\phi=1}\rTo V\otimes_{{\mathbb Q}_p}{\mathbb B}_{\operatorname{dR}}\slash {\mathbb B}_{\operatorname{dR}}^+\rTo 0.$$ The Bloch-Kato exponential map is the composition of the connecting homomorphism ${\mathbb D}_{\operatorname{dR}}(V)\slash{\mathbb D}_{\operatorname{dR}}^+(V)\rightarrow H^1(F,V)$ and the quotient map ${\mathbb D}_{\operatorname{dR}}(V)\rightarrow {\mathbb D}_{\operatorname{dR}}(V)\slash{\mathbb D}_{\operatorname{dR}}^+(V)$. If $V={\mathbb Q}_p\otimes_{{\mathbb Z}_p}T$, where $T$ is the $p$-adic Tate module of a $p$-divisible group $G$ defined over $F$, then $V$ is a de Rham representation of ${{\cal G}}_F$, and $\exp_{F,V}$ agrees with the exponential map on the tangent space of $G$: as shown in Section 3.10.1 in [@blochkato90], there is a commutative diagram

(G(F)) & \^[\_G]{} & [Q]{}\_[[Z]{}]{} G(O\_F)\
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commutes with $\phi$, and one can show (c.f. Proposition 7.9 in [@andreatta06]) that for any finite extension $K'$ of $K$ one has ${\mathbb A}^{{{\cal H}}_{K'}}={\mathbb A}_{K'}$. Let ${\mathbb B}={\mathbb A}[p^{-1}]$ and ${\mathbb B}_{K'}={\mathbb A}_{K'}[p^{-1}]$.

[**Definition.**]{} Let $\operatorname{Rep}({{\cal G}}_L)$ (resp. $\operatorname{Rep}_{{\mathbb Z}_p}({{\cal G}}_L)$) be the abelian tensor category of finite dimensional ${\mathbb Q}_p$-vector spaces (resp. finitely generated ${\mathbb Z}_p$-modules) with a continuous action of ${{\cal G}}_L$. Let $(\phi,G_L)-\operatorname{Mod}_{{\mathbb B}_L}$ (resp. $(\phi,G_K)-\operatorname{Mod}_{{\mathbb A}_L}$) be the abelian tensor category of finite dimensional vector spaces $D$ over ${\mathbb B}_L$ (resp. finitely generated ${\mathbb A}_L$-modules) equipped with

\(i) a semi-linear action of $G_L$;

\(ii) a semi-linear action of a homomorphism $\phi$ commuting with $G_L$.

For a $p$-adic representation $V\in\operatorname{Rep}({{\cal G}}_L)$ (resp. $T\in\operatorname{Rep}_{{\mathbb Z}_p}({{\cal G}}_L)$), define $${\mathbb D}(V)=\big(V\otimes_{{\mathbb Z}_p}{\mathbb A}\big)^{{{\cal H}}_L}  \text{\hspace{4ex} (resp. ${\mathbb D}(T)=\big(T\otimes_{{\mathbb Z}_p}{\mathbb A}\big)^{{{\cal H}}_L}$)}.$$$\sigma$ is a left inverse of $\phi-1$, then $\delta^{(i)}(\frak{c})$ is given by the cocycle $$c_{\alpha,\beta}=\beta+(-1)^i d\big(\sigma(\alpha)\big).$$

Let $r\leq r_V$, and choose $\alpha$ such that $\operatorname{Im}(\alpha)\subset {\mathbb D}^{(0,r]}(V)$ (c.f. Remark \[valuesoverconvergent\]). Then $\operatorname{Im}(\sigma(\alpha))\subset V\otimes_{{\mathbb Q}_p}\tilde{{\mathbb A}}^{(0,pr]}$.

See the proof of Proposition 8.1 in [@andreattaiovita07].

\[samecohomology\] Let $V$ be a de Rham representation of ${{\cal G}}_L$, and let $n\in{\mathbb N}$ such that $p^{-n}<\max\{r_V,r_V'\}$. Then for all $1\leq i\leq d$, we have a commutative diagram

H\^i(G\_L,D(V)\^[=1]{}) & \^[\^[-n]{}]{} & H\^i(G\_L,(V[B]{}\_\^)\^[[[H]{}]{}\_L]{})\
\^[\^[(i)]{}]{} & & \^\
H\^i(L,V) & \^[VV[B]{}\_\^]{} & H\^i(L,V[B]{}\_\^)

Let $\frak{c}$ be a cocycle representing an element in $H^i(G_L,{\mathbb D}(V)^{\psi=1})$. In the notation of the remark following Proposition \[hom\], the image of $\frak{c}$ under $\delta^{(i)}$ is given by the cocycle $c_{\alpha,\beta}=\beta+(-1)^i d\big(\sigma(\alpha)\big)$. Let $r=\max\{r_V,r_V'\}$. Then both $\beta$ and $\sigma(\alpha)$ have values in $V\otimes{\mathbb A}^{(0,r]}$, so both $\phi^{-n}(\beta)$ and $\phi^{-n}(\sigma(\alpha))$ can be


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