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'Innocent until proven guilty'

Khayre's links to terrorism have also come under scrutiny since Monday's incident, as he was charged and acquitted by a jury over a plot to attack the Holsworthy Army barracks in Sydney in 2009.

Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews has proposed changes to federal law which would see federal authorities given a direct role in deciding if anyone of interest to them gets parole.

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Three police officers were shot during the siege in Brighton onQ:

get two date variable from range of dates

I Have these range date(m/d/yyyy-m/d/yyyy)
8/12/2013-8/19/2013

And then I want get two date variable with different formats(yyyy-mm-dd) from that date.
$date1 = 2013-8-12
$date2 = 2013-8-19

Please helm me out from my problem. thanks

A:

You can do it using explode.
$string = explode('-','8/12/2013-8/19/2013');

$date1 = explode('/',$string[0]);
$date2 = explode('/',$string[1]);

$finalDate1 = $date1[2].'-'.$date1[0].'-'.$date1[1];
$finalDate2 = $date2[2].'-'.$date2[0].'-'.$date2[1];

Output :
2013-8-12
2013-8-19


of states at the Fermi energy are sensitive to the orientation of the haloform and  molecules. At a charging of three holes, which corresponds to the superconducting phase of pure  and , the calculated density of states (DOS) at the Fermi energy increases in the sequence DOS() $<$ DOS() $<$ DOS().'
author:
- 'René Windiks, Andreas Bill and Bernard Delley'
- 'V. Z. Kresin'
title: ' Crystal Structures and Electronic Properties of Haloform-Intercalated '
---

Introduction {#sec:intro}
============

This paper is concerned with structural and electronic properties of solid  intercalated with haloform molecules, CHX$_3$ (X=Cl,Br). These compounds have been studied recently by  diffraction [@jansenwaidmann14-1995; @collinsfoulkesbondklinowski1-1999; @dinnebiergunnarssonbrummkochhuqstephensjansen-2002] and solid-state nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy [@collinsfoulkesbondklinowski1-1999; @collinsduerklinowski321-2000].

These kind of fullerene based materials have attracted a lot of attention because of their unusual conducting and superconducting properties. Solid  is insulating butof three holes per molecule, three electrons are removed and the total charge of the unit cell is denoted $Q = +3$. The resulting positive or negative charge of the system is compensated by a background counter charge (jellium approach). Considered are doping levels of $Q = 0$, $Q = \pm 1$ and $Q = \pm 3$. The charging procedure forms systems with open electron shells. Therefore, all calculations on the charged systems are performed within the unrestricted Kohn-Sham formalism to account for possible spin polarization effects.

The crystal structures introduced in the next section for which the electronic properties are determined, are optimized by keeping the cell parameters fixed and allowing the atoms to move. This concerns neutral as well as charged systems. The atomic positions are optimized


of the  molecules coincide with the $c$ axis of the hexagonal lattice. The two C-H bonds point towards the $-\bdc$ and $+\bdc$ lattice vector, respectively. Three other start configurations are derived from the   configuration by exchanging the hydrogen atoms of the  molecules with arbritrary chlorine atoms. Two of these configurations have P1 symmetry and one has  symmetry. Due to the exchange of H and Cl atoms the  molecules are differently oriented and probably induce also an orientational change of the  molecules. Throughout this article all configurations are named by their symmetry labels, i.e. the configurations formed are termed , , and . The most stable configuration of , i.e. the one with the lowest calculated energy, is used to form the starting configuration for the structure optimizations of .

Forunit cell length of only 1 to 4 % the changes of the shortest distances between molecules vary between 1 and 18 %. This indicates that there are changes in the orientation of the molecules. Due to the larger effective volume of  the shortest interatomic distances between neighboring  molecules are on the average larger for  than for  and fcc . But the largest changes are found for the shortest distance between C atoms of nearest neighboring  molecules along the cell vector $\bda$, [$R($[C$\cdots$C]{}$)$]{}$_{\bda}$, of the  structures, which are 41 (X=Cl) and 53 pm (X=Br). Note, that the distances of fcc  are related to the primitive unit cell \[Fig. \[fig:calc-structs\](c)\].

All the shortest C$\cdots$C distances along the $\bdc$ vector, [$R($[C$\cdots$C]{}$)$]{}$_{\bdc}$, of the HT as well as the LT structures are larger than the shortest


are only lower bounds. The problem of too small band gaps in DF calculations can be cured according to Slater transition-state methods [@slater6-1972; @liberman6211-1999].

### Partial DOS {#subsubsec:pdos}

Fig. \[fig:pdos\] shows the partial density of states (PDOS) for specific atoms of   (X=Cl,Br). The PDOS is the decomposition of the electron bands into contributions of atomic orbitals (AO). The atoms of  and the haloform molecules chosen for the PDOS have the smallest intermolecular C$\cdots$X distances. As expected, the VB and the CB of   and  mainly consist of carbon $2p_{\pi}$ AO. Surprisingly, also chlorine $3p$ and bromine $4p$ AO contribute significantly to the PDOS of  and , respectively. However, the latter two contributions are smaller than that of the  atoms. The single electronic band just below the VB of    (Fig. \[fig:bands\]) mainly consistsThe internet is vital for many of us. We work, play, and socialize online. Internet access has even been recognized as a basic human right by the United Nations. But fears of an impending spectrum crunch persist.

As demands grow, particularly video streaming, our cellular and Wi-Fi networks are being strained to breaking point. One possible solution to alleviating the strain is Li-Fi, an interesting technology that allows the internet to come through LED lights.

What is Li-Fi?

Li-Fi allows you to transmit data using light. While Wi-Fi relies upon radio frequencies to send data, Li-Fi employs infra-red and ultra-violet light, as well as visible light, to send data back and forth. With PureLiFi’s implementation, a router connects to an access point via Ethernet cable, the access point connects to a


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Li-Fi offers around 1,000 times the data density that Wi-Fi can, enabling much more data per square meter. A single access point for each light is the ideal installation and will provide fast, reliable internet access, even in crowded situations.

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Some of PureLiFi’s early partners have been attracted by the lack of radio frequencies, which can interfere with equipment. Li-Fi can work well in environments like hospitals, power plants, and airplanes, because interference can be eliminated.

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e^{-{t}}.$$ Note that, in that case, all three gene-tree topologies are equally likely. Of course, $1 - {p}\to 1$ as ${t}\to 0$.

Multilocus methods
------------------

A basic goal of multilocus analyses is to reconstruct a species phylogeny (including possibly estimates of the divergence times) from a collection of gene trees. Here we assume that the data consists of $L$ gene trees $G_1, \ldots, G_L$ corresponding to $L$ unlinked loci generated under the multispecies coalescent. We assume further that the gene trees are ultrametric and that their topology and branch lengths are estimated without error.

We consider several common multilocus methods. In our setting, several of these methods are in fact equivalent and we therefore group them below. Note further that we only consider statistically consistent methods, that is, methods that are guaranteed$\mathbb{M}$ fails
given $L$ loci from $S$}].$$ That is, roughly $${\mathbb{P}}[\text{Method $\mathbb{M}$ fails
given $L$ loci from $S$}]
\approx e^{- L {\alpha}_{\mathbb{M}}({t})},$$ for large $L$. As the notation indicates, the key parameter that influences the decay rate is the length of the internal branch ${t}$ of the species phylogeny. In particular, we expect that ${\alpha}_{\mathbb{M}}({t})$ is increasing in ${t}$ as a larger ${t}$ makes the reconstruction problem easier.

To derive ${\alpha}_{\mathbb{M}}({t})$, we express the probability of failure as a large deviation event of the form $${\mathbb{P}}[\text{Method $\mathbb{M}$ fails
given $L$ loci from $S$}]
= {\mathbb{P}}\left[\sum_{\ell = 1}^L Y_\ell > y L\right],$$ where $y$ is a constant and $\{Y_\ell\}_{\ell=1}^L$ are independent identically distributed random variables. The particular choice of random variables depends on the method, as we explain below. Let $$\phi(s) =


Q:

How to use Oracle Group BY in the below scenario

Below is a very basic scenario.
I am finding it hard to understand how GROUP BY works even after going through a lot of examples.
In the below scenario i need to get minimum value of date and need to convert my query 1 to query 2.
query1:
SELECT b.aper07_req_created_s,
       b.aper06_req_status_k,
       a.aper06_req_status_x
FROM   iaper07_employee_offbrd_req b,
       iaper06_req_status a
WHERE  a.aper06_req_status_k = b.aper06_req_status_k
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       AND b.aper06_req_status_k = 4
ORDER  BY b.aper07_req_created_s

query 2:
SELECT Min(b.aper07_req_created_s),
       b.aper06_req_status_k,
       a.aper06_req_status_x
FROM   iaper07_employee_offbrd_reqtrained by the developers of the K-SADS and has several years of experience conducting K-SADS interviews on multiple studies of child psychopathology. All Clinical participants were confirmed to meet criteria for irritability through the SMD module. The rest of the K-SADS interview was used to characterize co-morbid diagnoses. Children were also given a present/absent score for each of 7 diagnostic categories based on K-SADS-PLW criteria: bipolar disorder, major depression, anxiety disorders, ADHD, conduct disorder, and oppositional defiant disorder ([Table 1](#tbl0005){ref-type="table"} and supplementary materials). Comparison children were required to be free of meeting any K-SADS diagnostic criteria. A final sample of 28 Clinical (mean age = 8.35, SD = 1.25) and 29 Comparison (mean age = 7.74, SD = 1.25) participants were included in neuroimaging data collection after 7 Clinical and 8 Comparison children were eliminated from


yellow box contained a single broken crayon. The selection of the disappointing prize box was modeled after studies using a similar technique to set up the expectation that children would receive their desired prize ([@bib0080], [@bib0250]).

In the task, subjects competed with Sparky, "a very sneaky dog", to fetch bones by pressing a button as soon as the bone appeared on the screen ([Fig. 1](#fig0005){ref-type="fig"}). Each trial began with an empty landscape that appeared for a randomly varied, "jittered" ([@bib0170]), period of 1--6 s during which the subject was told to relax before a new bone appeared (preparation phase). Next, a bone appeared at a random location in that landscape for up to 2 s during which the subject was able to press their button in order to grab the bonein the left middle frontal gyrus and inferior frontal gyrus for the lose condition \[*t*(53) ≥ 2.93\].Table 2Neural activity clusters; whole brain ANOVA^\*^.RegionHemisphereBAPeak voxel (*x*, *y*, *z*)Size (1 mm^3^)Average stat value (*F*, *p*)Main effect groupPCGR356, −20, 39175010.76, 0.002

Main effect conditionSTGR3853, 19, −19632313.04, 0.002MFGR1029, 55, 6187711.43, 0.002MFGL10−47, 46, 9140611.28, 0.002ITGL19−49, −71, −3557413.73, 0.001IFGL47−55, 22, −12352513.45, 0.001Caudate HeadR--11, 7, 0555114.09, 0.001PutamenL--−16, 7, 0884716.12, 0.001

Group × Condition interactionSFGR911, 49, 2457810.12, 0.003PHG/PCCR3011, −47, 690711.04, 0.002ACCR3211, 34, 1890111.60, 0.002MFGL10−1, 55, 2164311.04, 0.002[^2]

Finally, the group × condition interaction, revealed three clusters of activation located in the ACC/medial prefrontal cortex and a fourth cluster located in the posterior cingulate (PCC) \[*F*(1,52) ≥ 8.60, minimum significant cluster size = 17 vox; see [Fig. 2](#fig0010){ref-type="fig"}\]. Extraction and comparison of beta values centered around the peak activation voxels were conducted for post hoc interaction interpretation purposes only. The results of


(ACC) and striatum in the clinical group.Table 3Neural activity clusters; irritability and online mood rating correlational analysis^\*^.HemisphereBAPeak voxel (*x*, *y*, *z*)Size (1mm^3^)Average stat value (*r, p*)IrritabilityACCR246, 11, 26161−0.56, 0.003StriatumR--27, −1, 4405−0.55, 0.004Amygdala----------

Online mood ratingACC----------Striatum (all subjects)L--−12, −1, 8226−0.42, 0.002Striatum (Control only)L--−9, −1, 10471−0.57, 0.002Amygdala----------[^3]

### 3.5.2. All subjects {#sec0105}

In the striatum region, we found a single cluster, within the left caudate body, in which positive mood rating correlated negatively with activation during win trials for all subjects \[*r*(52) ≥ −0.38, *p* \< 0.005; minimum significant cluster size = 4 vox\]. This indicates that more positive mood during winning (higher rating score) was related to decreased striatum activation. No significant correlations were found for the lose trials in the striatum region or for win or lose trials within the ACC or amygdala regions.

4. Discussion {#sec0080}
=============

We found evidenceThus, the fourth win trial in a sequence might feel differently from a win trial which was immediately preceded by a loss trial. Our analyses did not model the discrepancy between trials within blocks due to the small number of trials required for scanning young children. We note that this task has been analyzed as a block design in the past ([@bib0195]), however, block analysis of this task is more susceptible to the baseline issues noted above. Finally, no group differences were observed in behavior or self-reported mood during frustration blocks. It is possible that this task elicited the same level of negative mood in both groups of subjects, but that differences in the observed neural circuitry underlying emotion regulation would yield differences in frustration reactions in real-world


settings or that this neural circuitry would further decline with development, leading to differential self-report at later ages. It is also possible that our relatively simple emotion scale, which probed only valence and not arousal, was not sensitive to slight differences in affect or that our design suffered from demand characteristics. It is also possible that, although practice with the experimenter was designed to ensure understanding, Clinical children might not have understood the scale on the same level that Comparison children might have.

Our findings point to neural circuitry distinguishing clinical irritability from normative functioning, which is important to guide neuroscientifically oriented research on irritability as a cross-cutting substrate of developmental psychopathology. Future longitudinal studies will be necessary to examine the neurodevelopment of psychopathology onset in irritable children.

Conflict ofto the west of Goring and Streatley.  Since it was acquired by the National Trust, the land has been managed by a mixture of scrub clearance and cattle grazing, so as to encourage the growth of chalk-loving plants. The Holies is a woodland fringed grassy coombe which is separated from Lardon Chase and Lough Down by the B4009 road from Streatley to Newbury. Before acquisition by the National Trust, the Holies was used for motorbike scrambling and turf stripping, resulting in considerable damage to the ground. The National Trust is encouraging the natural recolonisation of the area by chalk-loving plant species.

The slopes of all three properties form one of the largest remaining areas of chalk grassland in the county and support a wide range of flowers and


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The Reality puts three young Norwegians, Anniken, Frida and Ludwig, in a place that produces the clothing they used to buy in their own country. They have to live with the garment factory workers in thebased in Cambodia since 1999. He is the creator of the Don Bosco schools of journalism in Sihanoukville and Kep with young people from poor communities and the founder of the Don Bosco Kep Children Fund. Medal for Social Commitment UPB (2010); among the 100 more upstanding Colombians abroad (Marca Colombia, 2012, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X39xwdGtVXI) and among the 12 Colombians that are making this a better world 2013 (http://www.colombia.co/en/culture/colombians-that-are-making-this-a-better-world.html).


The procedure has consistently helped patients find pain relief with minimal side effects. Many patients reduce or even stop using pain medication. Like every medical procedure, there are risks and potential complications. In rare incidents, recovering patients have developed bleeding, hematoma, infection, or numbness as complications to their therapy. Because nerves regenerate over time, the procedure will probably need to be repeated months or years down the road in order to maintain relief.

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*90 Then to charge, however, that such requirement is satisfied by a finding that there was a majority present two or three hours before the defendant offered his testimony, in the face of evidence indicating the contrary, is to rule as a matter of law that a quorum need not be present when the offense is committed. This not only seems to us contrary to the rules and practice of the Congress but denies petitioner a fundamental right. That right is that he be convicted of crime only on


than that chosen by the respective Houses.
The record shows a quorum of this Committee present when the session began, and neither Christoffel nor anyone else had raised the point of no quorum up to the time he gave false testimony. On trial for perjury he introduced oral testimony tending to show that, at the moment *92 he so testified, less than a quorum were actually present. The trial court charged that, in the absence of challenge or proof to the contrary, the quorum established at the beginning of the session is presumed to continue and the jury could find Christoffel guilty of perjury if he gave false testimony before such a body. He was found guilty. The Court now holds the charge was erroneous and that, if theenough committee members present to make a *93 legal body, he would be at liberty, if his objection were overruled, to walk out. Instead, he chose to falsify to the Committee and now says that, despite the record, he should be allowed to prove that not enough members were present for his lie to be legal perjury. The Court agrees and holds that the House Rules requiring a quorum for action require this result. Since the constitutional provision governing the House itself also requires a quorum before that body can do business, this raises the question whether the decision now announced will also apply to the House itself. If it does, it could have the effect of invalidating any action taken or legislation passed without a record vote,


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The present invention relates to a process for printing surfaces of wood-based flat elements (for example wooden panels), of any type and size and originating from any production process, even if already semi-finished (for example previously subjected to surface incision, surface smoothing, cutting, sawing, drilling, chamfering, surface treatment with chemical agents or water-based agents, coating agents, adhesive agents or sealing agents, or panels covered with sheets of paper or plastic, or already subjected to squaring or edging).
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In particular, the wood-based flat elements in the present context are those made from a mass of wooden particles (commonly known as chipboard panels which, as is well known to the expert of the art, can be of standard type, of E2, E1 or E0 type, of


import {clone} from 'lodash';
import {seq, compose, map} from 'transducers.js';

export interface ITransducers<Input, Data, Meta, FilterData> {
  inputTransducer?(input: Input): Function;
  inputFilterTransducer?(filterData: FilterData, meta: Meta): Function;
  metaTransducer?(): Function;
  dataTransducer?(meta: Meta): Function;
}

export interface ICustomTransducers<Meta> {
  meta?(): Function;
  data?(meta: Meta): Function;
}

function transduce<Input, Data, Meta, FilterData>(
  rawInput: Input,
  transducers: ITransducers<Input, Data, Meta, FilterData>,
  customTransducers: ICustomTransducers<Meta> = {}
) {
  const {input, meta} = seq(rawInput, compose(
    transducers.inputTransducer(rawInput),
    transducers.metaTransducer(),
    customTransducers.meta()
  ));

  const data = seq(input, compose(
    transducers.dataTransducer(meta),
    customTransducers.data(meta)
  ));

  return {input, meta, data};
}

/**
 * Class responsible for input transformation and filtering
 */
export class VizData<Input, Meta, Data, FilterData> {
  private readonly input: Input;
  private readonly meta: Meta;
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dy = \int_0^\infty e^{-y}\int_0^{zy}e^{-x}dx\; dy \\= \int_0^\infty e^{-y}(1-e^{-zy})dy \\= \int_0^\infty (e^{-y}-e^{-(z+1)y})dy \\= 1-\frac{1}{z+1}.$$
Now, the PDF is the derivative of the CDF, $$ f_Z(z) = \frac{d}{dz}\left(1-\frac{1}{z+1}\right) = \frac{1}{(z+1)^2}.$$
Another way is, if you're familiar with variable transformations. We can set $Z=X/Y$ and $W = XY$ and then do a transformation of the PDF to get $f_{Z,W}(z,w)$ and then integrate over $w$ to get the marginal PDF of $Z.$
Finally, there is a general formula for the quotient of two continuous random variables (that can be derived from either of these two methods: $$ f_Z(z) = \int uf_{X,Y}(u,zu) du$$

stored procedure that creates a cursor on the SELECT DISTINCT of binIDs, and then iterates over it and populates a temp table.
My problem is, this is for an optimization, and if I fetch 100K rows I get 1.7 second average time.  Executing my stored procedure to get 700 rows (10 records for 70 bins) is taking 1.4 seconds.  I realize that 0.3 seconds could be perceived as considerable improvement, but I am hoping to get this sub-second for 100K rows.
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BEGIN
DECLARE done INT DEFAULT FALSE;
DECLARE binID INT;
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DECLARE CONTINUE HANDLER FOR NOT FOUND SET done = TRUE;

DROP TEMPORARY TABLE IF EXISTS TempResults;

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This is Khajuri Khas, Wazirabad main road. A shop is burning. Heavy stone pelting. Notice what the cops are doing though? @TOIDelhi pic.twitter.com/NNy4m2oUgs — Jasjeev Gandhiok (@JasjeevSinghTOI) February 24, 2020

In the Maujpur area, police used tear gas shells and smoke grenades to disperse crowds, Reuters reported.

Hundreds of people supporting the new law clashed with those opposing it, with stone pelting from both sides, the agency said. The two groups have been ‘clashing’ since Sunday and the people supporting the law were seen chanting “Jai Shree Ram,” amid heavy stone pelting from both sides, eyewitnesses told the agency.

Delhi chief minister Arvind Kejriwal took notice of the violence, urging Lieutenant Governor Anilstones for pelting. Members of the Delhi police were seen pelting stones along with CAA supporters, the newspaper said, adding that the police refused to respond to questions on this allegation.

The pelting came to a pause around 5:40 pm, but began 10 minutes later underneath the Maujpur-Babarpur metro station. The situation was finally brought under control at around 6:30 pm.

For security reasons, the entry and exit gates of Jaffrabad and Maujpur-Babarpur were closed.

The 400-metre-stretch between Maujpur traffic signal, where a Shani temple is located, to Babarpur station, was strewn with bricks and stones after the clashes.

According to PTI, the Delhi Police later stopped the pro-CAA protestors from marching towards Kardampuri, where another anti-CAA protest was being held.

“We are trying to identify the people behind the incident,” joint commissioner


rely on their memory and/or on manually operated medication dispensers to manage their treatment and their compliance with the instructions provided by the physician. For example, patients may rely on daily dosage pillboxes, or similar devices, to remind them to take their medication on a daily basis. However, these devices do not generally include any indicators for determining proper dosage intervals, especially for medications that must be taken more than once a day. Moreover, these devices do not provide any mechanism for alerting a patient to the proper time and/or day for taking the prescribed medication.
Several efforts have been made to produce a device or method to help improve patient compliance with treatment regimens. Some recently developed medicament dispensing containers include audible and visual alerts to remind aTelomeres, telomerase and senescence.
Eukaryotic chromosomes end with tandem repeats of simple sequences. These GC rich repeats allow telomere replication and stabilize chromosome ends. Telomere replication involves an equilibrium of sequence loss and addition at the ends of chromosomes. Repeats are added de novo by telomerase, an unusual DNA polymerase. Telomerase is an RNP in which an essential RNA component provides the template for the added telomere repeats. Telomere length maintenance plays an essential role in cell viability.


deer, porcupine, lynx, beaver, two species of fox, marten, river otter, mink, pika, grizzly bear, coyote, mountain goat, bighorn sheep, black bear, wolf, hoary marmot, cougar, and wolverine. The most common birds that fly around this park including raptors are bald eagles, golden eagles, Great horned owls, spruce grouses, white-tailed ptarmigans, bohemian waxwings, and evening grosbeaks.

World Heritage Site
The park was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1984, together with the other national and provincial parks that form the Canadian Rocky Mountain Parks, for the mountain landscapes containing mountain peaks, glaciers, lakes, waterfalls, canyons, and limestone caves as well as fossils found here.

Geography

Major river systems originating in the park include the Athabasca and Smoky rivers (part of the Arctic Ocean basin).

Attractions

Some of the park's scenicSchool, 463 East Mills St

District Mission Statement
It is the mission of the Cadott Community School District to challenge each and every student to reach his or her full potential.

Curriculum and Classes
Cadott takes part in the SAGE program, meaning that in grades K through 3 there are no more than 18 students per classroom. In the Junior High students are introduced to exploring curriculum more with classes in fields such as agriculture/natural resources, business and information technology, family and consumer education, and technology education.

History
The district dates back to 1875, when the Town of Sigel first organized a school district, though a one-room school has been built in 1868. Ground was broken on Cadott High School in 1882; its doors opened on January 16, 1884 and its first class graduated


Jr. said. “We’re just trying to do what’s best for him. He has to be happy on the field, off the field and with his teammates.” Yeargin Jr. said they won’t take any more visits but may entertain another coach or two this week. This season Yeargin III had 75 tackles and 15 sacks.

Two days after decommitting from Notre Dame, LB Richard Yeargin III of Fort Lauderdale still favors Clemson but has not yet finalized a decision according to his brother. “Clemson is his top school as of now, he just hasn’t confirmed anything,” Yeargin’s brother Richard Yeargin Jr. said Monday night. “We’re just taking a second glance and making sure we’re doing this for all the right reasons. He hasn’t made up his mind. I think Iknow where he wants to go. He’s weighing heavy on Clemson.” Clemson defensive coordinator Brent Venables visited with Yeargin III Monday and Clemson will be sending scholarship papers this week. Some other schools have checked in on Yeargin III but “we don’t want to waste any coaches’ time,” Yeargin Jr. said. Yeargin III will notify his school of choice a couple of days before Signing Day and might go public with the decision then his brother said.

LB Richard Yeargin III of Fort Lauderdale should have his decision firmed up by Monday or Tuesday at the latest his brother said Wednesday. “I think the decision is made,” Richard Yeargin Jr. said. Notre Dame and Texas have had recent contact and Yeargin Jr. said the Irish, to whom his brother


Rust made about futility that he wrongly attributed to himself (when it was in fact Hart who spoke of futility), that both Rust and Hart must be the same person. Someone further bolstered this theory by pointing toward the pink tricycle that Martin ran over when he visited Lisa’s house, possibly a reference to the fact that Rust’s daughter was run over while riding her tricycle. This somehow suggests they are the same guy?

2. Another person has suggested that the flashback scene involving Hart’s daughter arranging dolls in an orgy/execution scene isn’t actually real, but a memory of Hart’s that he juxtaposed with a memory of an actual crime scene while recounting the story to the 2012 interviewing detectives. However, I don’t think that Nic Pizzolatto is goingShane Kline (Bally, Pa./Team SmartStop-Mountain Khakis), who sits in third with 368 points. The runner-up in Saturday's race, Luke Keough (Sandwich, Mass./UnitedHealthcare), moved back into the top five with 285 points. Sergio Hernandez (San Pedro, Calif./Predator Cycling) rounds out the top five with 238 points.

Allar won a 30-rider sprint to the finish line on Saturday and has increased her lead in the NCC women's standings to 307 points on Laura van Gilder (Cresco, Pa./Mellow Mushroom Pizza Bakers) after eight women's races. Theresa Cliff-Ryan (Cedar Springs, Mich./Fearless Femme p/b Pure Energy) is holding on to third place, 53 points out of second and 59 points ahead of her teammate Kimberley Wells (AUS/Fearless Femme p/b Pure Energy), who placed third on Saturday. Jennifer Purcell (Austin, Texas/Colavita-Fine Cooking) slipped one spot


I actually get to the part about why my town rocks?

In a sports sense, it does rock. In every other sense, I wouldn't suggest ever visiting, but if you do, stay away from the south side.

We've got plenty of towns and townships within Youngstown though. Not bad places to raise a family, but the downtown area is a shell of its former self with the crime rate raising yearly.

One of those places is Warren, Ohio. Warren isn't exactly in Youngstown—it stands alone more than anything because it's located in the neighboring county. Yet, we in Youngstown like to lay claim to Warren anyway.

Warren is a special place for football players as of late. They've sent two young men in Mario Manningham and Prescott Burgess to the University ofthere, you are mistaken. Youngstown has even had an NFL owner as well.

Edward J. DeBartolo Jr. is the former owner of the San Francisco 49ers. The team is still sort of with the family, as sister Denise York and husband John York now run the franchise.

Yet, Eddie DeBartolo was the guy behind the wheel of all of San Francisco's five Super Bowl Titles. Along for the ride was his right hand man, Carmen Policy, another Youngstown native.

Unfortunately for Policy he also is the center of hatred for many Browns' fans as he was in the front office of the new team when it first started.

DeBatrolo's family also owned the Pittsburgh Penguins until 1991. His sister Denise York was also president of the franchise.

Rumors have surfaced that DeBartolo. He


federal program that protects from deportation young people who were brought to the United States illegally as children.

In his latest budget proposal to Congress, Trump requested $23 billion for border security, most of it for building the wall.

Curiel said his decision on Tuesday was not based on whether the underlying decisions to construct the wall “are politically wise or prudent.” Rather, Curiel said the Trump administration had not exceeded its legal authority in pursuing the project. (read more)This invention relates to computer image generation (CIG) and, more particularly, to a method for spatial augmentation of vertices with continuous level of detail transition for obtaining continuous smooth transformation between effective levels of polygon density, in part by creating new vertices in response to predetermined data descriptors.
Typically, objects to be displayed in a scene of a computer image generation (CIG) system are represented by edges of polygons, or faces, the vertex descriptors of which are stored in a data base. Some form of transition between different levels of detail (LODs) for representing objects to be displayed in CIG systems is also generally used. The use of different LODs enable objects that are more distant from a viewpoint to be represented by fewer polygons, thereby requiring fewer polygon


terrain. This effect is known as bleedthrough.
In another example, it is sometimes requires to determine when a collision between objectives occurs. If, for example a vehicle is represented by faces with one percent translucency and a feature that is a potential target for a collision is represented by 99 percent translucency, then although the feature will not be visible to the observer, a collision between the vehicle and the feature will be detected.
Other potential deficiencies include inability to provide a face from either one LOD or the other that validly represents vehicle position and attitude at all points in the transition zone between LODs, and inefficiency in computer processing because all faces in the transition zone from both LODs must be processed to determine proper assignment of subpixelit’s like we’re going forward and backward at the same time. People don’t want to experience change, they just want to wake up and it’s different. But this — shooting Black Panther and then driving past the Klan — that’s what change feels like.”

Boseman, 41, is no stranger to leading roles. Nor is it the first time he will be playing a racial barrier-breaker. He played Jackie Robinson, the first black baseball player in Major League history in the film 42. He played Thurgood Marshall, the first black U.S. Supreme Court justice, in Marshall. And he played the “Godfather of Soul, ” James Brown, whose socially conscious funk music crossed racial barriers, in Get On Up.

While those roles garnered Boseman critical acclaim, they didn’t exactly catapult him to


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actual detrimental effects--shifts the burden to the defendant to demonstrate pro-competitive effects.4  "The plaintiff, driven to this point, must then try to show that any legitimate objectives can be achieved in a substantially less restrictive manner," and the court then weighs "the harms and benefits to determine if the behavior is reasonable on balance."  Bhan, 929 F.2d at 1413.

36
* Flegel and Still allege a reduction in the quality of care at Christian as proof of actual detrimental effects on competition that have resulted from the hospital's refusal to grant them privileges.  They rely on affidavits of D.O.s in general practice (GPDOs) at Christian who assert that their patients would receive better care if treated by Flegel and Still rather than by M.D. urologists.  Thecontract for anesthesiologists' services in Jefferson Parish was predominantly anticompetitive:

38
There is ... insufficient evidence in this record to provide a basis for finding that the [exclusive anesthesiologists'] contract, as it actually operates in the market, has unreasonably restrained competition.  The record sheds little light on how this arrangement affected consumer demand for separate arrangements with a specific anesthesiologist.  The evidence indicates that some surgeons and patients preferred respondent's services to those of [the exclusive providers], but there is no evidence that any patient who was sophisticated enough to know the difference between two anesthesiologists was not also able to go to a hospital that would provide him with the anesthesiologist of his choice.

39
Jefferson Parish, 466 U.S. at 29-30, 104 S.Ct. at 1567 (footnotes omitted).  The


fail to provide sufficient evidence from which a jury could reasonably find in their favor.  See Assam Drug, 798 F.2d at 317;  see also Bhan, 929 F.2d at 1413 n. 9.

42
Flegel and Still provide virtually no evidence to support their market definition.  Market power is, as indicated earlier, simply a surrogate for actual anticompetitive effects, which are themselves determined from the viewpoint of the consumer.  Yet in their arguments about the proper market definition, Flegel and Still provide no evidence that patients view Christian as a market separate from the much larger market for urologists' services.  Rather, it is only the urologists seeking referrals from the GPDOs who might so define a market.7

43
Perhaps anticipating difficulties with the Ninth Circuit decision in Morgan, Strand,it is likewise unnecessary for us to address it.  Although cognizant of a split between the courts of appeals on the question whether, as a matter of law, a conspiracy can be proven in a hospital privileges case, we decline to address that issue as well.  See generally Julian O. von Kalinowski, Antitrust Laws and Trade Regulation Sec. 52.03[b][ii] (1993).  Even were we to rule in the plaintiffs' favor on this issue, both as to the legal possibility and the sufficiency of their evidence, the defendants would still be entitled to summary judgment.  We consequently leave resolution of this issue for an appropriate case

4
 Such a showing could be made in a variety of ways, but it must consist of more than simple assertions.


to be a neglected child pursuant to

D.C. Code § 16-2301 (9)(A)(i), (ii).      He initially set a permanency goal of

reunification of A.H. with L.H. but, on April 30, 2012, changed the permanency

goal to adoption. On May 12, 2012, L.F.G. filed a petition to adopt A.H. M.V.H.

filed a competing adoption petition on February 8, 2013, to which L.H. formally

consented on March 27, 2014. Over twenty-six days, from February through

December 2014, Magistrate Judge Arthur held a trial on the competing adoption

      1
          Tests showed that A.H.‟s bones were normal and healthy except for the
fractures she suffered.
                                         4

petitions. On December 17, 2014, the magistrate judge, ruling from the bench,

granted L.F.G.‟s (amended) adoption petition. On March 16, 2015, he issued

written findings of fact and conclusions of law.

      In his written ruling, Magistrate Judge Arthur stated that he gave “weighty

consideration” to L.H.‟s preferred caregiver, M.V.H., but nevertheless found that

L.F.G. had established by clear and convincing evidence that M.V.H. is not fit to

care for A.H., and that, “even if found fit, adoption of [A.H.] by [L.H.‟s] preferred

custodian, M.V.H., and placement in M.V.H.‟s home, is clearly contrary to . . .

[A.H.‟s] best interests.” He further found “clear and convincing


unexplained or about A.H.‟s safety. This lack of concern was

notwithstanding evidence that M.V.H.‟s household composition remained largely

      3
           M.V.H. testified that the injuries with which A.H. presented in October
2010 occurred when A.H.‟s brother ran through the room, knocking over the
stroller in which A.H. was sitting and falling on top of her. M.V.H. acknowledged
that she did not seek medical attention for A.H. immediately after that incident.
Regarding A.H.‟s March 2011 injuries, M.V.H. testified that she and others were
outside when A.H.‟s cousin ran over A.H. on his bicycle. M.V.H. explained that
she did not seek medical attention for A.H. because “[A.H.‟s] mother was right
there.”
             L.H.

had consented to M.V.H.‟s adoption petition (and Magistrate Judge Arthur

sustained the objection). Further, in her motion for review by the associate judge,

L.H. did not request custody of A.H., but rather requested that the court order the

magistrate judge to grant M.V.H.‟s adoption petition. Likewise on appeal, L.H.

has not asked that A.H. be returned to her care and custody.14

      Finally, appellants argue that CFSA “refused to provide reunification

services, recommending a premature change of goal instead, [which] interfer[ed]

with the mother‟s opportunity to resume custody of her child[,]” and that the trial

court erred in “fail[ing] to consider the agency‟s inaction to reintegrate the

      14
           We note, moreover, that even if a finding


with M.V.H.”
Further, even assuming arguendo that the court erred by failing to fully consider
M.V.H.‟s lack of opportunity to visit more with A.H., we are satisfied that the error
was harmless in light of the evidence, discussed above, that raised grave doubt
about M.V.H.‟s ability to protect A.H. and meet her medical needs.
      Further, even if we were to find a failure in CFSA‟s actions, adoption “is not
precluded solely because the custodial agency has failed in its responsibility to
make efforts to reunify the family.” In re A.C., 597 A.2d 920, 926 (D.C. 1991).
                                 Bank - A savings bank in the Philippines.
 Postbank (South Africa), a savings financial institution in South Africa; a division of the South African Post Office
 PostBank Uganda, a financial services provider owned 100% by the Government of Uganda
 Tanzania Postal Bank, a Tanzanian bank headquartered in Dar es Salaam

Postbank may also refer to:

 Postbank N.V., a former Dutch bank, now part of the ING Group
 PostBank, a former New Zealand bank, now part of ANZ bank
 Postbank Ireland Limited, a joint venture of An Post and Fortis
 Austrian Postal Savings Bank -  A modernist building in Vienna.

See also
 Postal Bank (disambiguation)
 Postal savings system


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current priorities. We need to all work together to make young carers a provincial and national priority.

Collaboration is crucial here—young carer issues cross a variety of sectors: education, health care, social services, community care. We need an integrated approach. This will be a challenge because that’s not how government is used to functioning.

How do we get all this done? For me, that means listening to the words of 14-year old Abbigail, and her advice to young carers:

Don’t be afraid of telling people about your life

Talk to people you trust

Do things you normally enjoy to keep your self-esteem up

Stay true to yourself

Don’t let others bring you down

Let’s start there, and let’s keep moving this forward. We have a job to do to make young carers a priority now –baseline technology scenarios." So, even with the current baseline technology the hydrogen vehicle market share can reach 30% by 2050,, but with the appropriate progress it can be a pretty significant 70%. The study projected this using ORNL’s Market Acceptance of Advanced Automotive Technologies (MA3T) discrete choice model, with the baseline calibrated to the US Energy Information Administration’s Annual Energy Outlook (AEO) 2011 reference case. The model estimates sales of 40 vehicle technologies, including conventional and hybrid ICE, plug-in hybrids, natural gas vehicles, battery-electric vehicles, and a range of hydrogen vehicles. It analyzes 1,458 consumer segments, including region, area, driver, early adopter, at home and at work charging. http://www.greencarcongress.com/2012/05/greene-20120516.html#more Another interesting bit from the study: "An initial projection by the MA3T model for 2050, assuming successful development and


chain reaction technique was used to confirm the existence of mecA gene and identify SCCmec types; total DNA was digested by SmaI endonuclease restriction to monitorise clonal relatedness by pulsed-field gel electrophoresis (PFGE); plasmid profiles were monitorised on agarose gel. All 39 isolates tested positive for mecA; SCCmec type III was observed most frequently. Interestingly, in one isolate of Staphylococcus epidermidis, four different types of SCCmec elements were observed. There were 23 different types of plasmids, whose sizes ranged from 1.4 to 46.0 kb. After PFGE dendogram analysis, two strains were classified as indistinguishable; six were closely related. Most of the isolates obtained after hospital training showed clonal similarity and seven had multiple SCCmec elements require further investigation for the possible mechanism. Most of the isolates obtained afterrenders that value of the string "System.Security.SecureString". You can test a few things:

Call the constructor, then view it's password property to see what the value is. If my assumption is correct, it will be "System.Security.SecureString".
See what version of the .Net Framework you are using:
$PSVersionTable.CLRVersion
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b. Call the function:
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Muchhasbeenmade since Justice Kagan’s nomination last year of her high recusal rate this term due to her participation as Solicitor General in many cases now before the Court. This morning, however, the Court issued its latest order list that features an inversion of the usual recusal pattern for this term:

In this petition against Justice Thomas, I’m left wondering here why Justice Kagan was left the last justice standing. After all, she has sat on the bench with Justice Thomas for the better part of a term now, and the other justices appear to have taken no part in considering this petition solely on the basis of potential collegial bias.* Is there some arcane one-year rule in the Court’s internal procedures that was written for this very scenario? Whatconcern, Alito upped the ante:

Suppose someone believes that African-Americans are inferior, they are inherently inferior, and they are a really a bad influence on this country. And so a person comes up to an African-American and starts berating that person with racial hatred. … That’s a matter of public concern?

Phelps said yes, it is, as long as the racist doesn’t get “up close and in their grille.”

At this point, Justice Anthony M. Kennedy sprang forward, only now sensing the potential for one’s self-definition and dignity in the universe being threatened. Noting that “all of us in a pluralistic society have components to our identity; we are Republicans or Democrats, we are Christians or atheists, we are single or married, we are old or young,” Kennedy feared that if


for unanimity’s sake, Kennedy, or maybe a justice or four in the liberal bloc, would be well-advised to latch onto Walker’s Equal Protection analysis as well. Under this analysis, Scalia has already accepted gay marriage as an legal inevitability, per his Lawrence concurrence:

This reasoning leaves on pretty shaky grounds state laws limiting marriage to opposite-sex couples. Justice O’Connor seeks to preserve them by the conclusory statement that “preserving the traditional institution of marriage” is a legitimate state interest. Ante, at 7. But “preserving the traditional institution of marriage” is just a kinder way of describing the State’s moral disapproval of same-sex couples. Texas’s interest in §21.06 could be recast in similarly euphemistic terms: “preserving the traditional sexual mores of our society.” In the jurisprudence Justice O’Connor has seeminglyNLJ in the D.C. Court of Appeals, POM’s lawyer moved to have the restraining order withdrawn. Judge Judith Bartnoff lifted the temporary restraining order about 4:30 p.m. Friday.

“Although we believe very strongly in our right to keep confidential documents shielded by attorney-client privilege, we never intended our protected communications with a governmental regulatory agency and a private law firm to become a First Amendment issue,” POM’s counsel, Barry Coburn of Washington’s Coburn & Coffman, said in a statement. “POM is, and always has been, fervent supporters of and believers in the freedom of the press, and takes very seriously its commitment to transparency in all aspects of our business.”


in the coming days or weeks trying to reassure the public that Ginsburg is doing fine and that a long absence from the high court is not something new, based on the court’s history.

Hours later, Wednesday morning, the deep-state Associated Press moved a story loaded with that exact rhetoric.

Keeping with the script, of course:

Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg has missed a month of Supreme Court arguments as she recovers from lung cancer surgery. But she’s not the first justice to be away for a while and her absence hardly compares with those of some of her predecessors.

The day before the Supreme Court began its term in October 1949, Justice William Douglas broke 14 ribs and suffered a punctured lung when he was thrown from his horse on a traildefined what it means to "disturb mental security in society".

Such discussion concerning blogs has not been unique to Iran. It shows that many authorities do not only wish to filter blogs, but also to eliminate bloggers!


The deposition of tungsten films using chemical vapor deposition (CVD) techniques is an integral part of many semiconductor fabrication processes. Tungsten films may be used as low resistivity electrical connections in the form of horizontal interconnects, vias between adjacent metal layers, and contacts between a first metal layer and the devices on the silicon substrate. In a conventional tungsten deposition process, the wafer is heated to the process temperature in a vacuum chamber, and then a very thin portion of tungsten film, which serves as a seed or nucleation layer, is deposited. Thereafter, the remainder of the tungsten film (the bulk layer) is deposited on the nucleation layer. Conventionally, the tungsten bulk layer is formed by the reduction of tungsten hexafluoride (WF6) with hydrogen (H2) on the growingMarch, Carl Falk showcases the finished version of "Heaven" to Avicii's team, and makes small last minute changes after suggestions from singer Sandro Cavazza and producer Sebastian Furrer. Unfortunately the livestreams for 15th and 16th of March have been deleted or put on private, but the one for March 17 is still up : https://bit.ly/2Hqb1Eu at 5:34 to 2:02:27

19 March 2016 - Tim plays the new version of Heaven that Carl Falk worked on. New vocals, an electric guitar, different sound effects and more are present in the track : https://bit.ly/2xUskxQ at 30:23

Tim continues to play this version of the track through the rest of his 2016 shows, till he retires from touring on the 28th of August 2016.

22 December 2017 - Nicky Romero plays one of the


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behest of Ben Horne, sets
fire to Catherine Martell's Packard Sawmill…and
Catherine, played by Piper Laurie, is believed
to have died in the blaze.
In truth, Catherine survives, but under the
guise of a Japanese businessman named Mr.
Tojamura.
The writers didn't want anyone, including
the cast and crew, to know what was going
on.
So, Piper Laurie's name was taken out of the
credits, but she still showed up on set each
day completely ready to play Mr. Tojamura,
wearing a suit and several layers of prosthetics
and makeup.
As Laurie relates in her memoir Learning to
Live Out Loud, cast and crew were told that
this person was a legendary Japanese actor
named Fumio Yamaguchi, and that he didn't
speak English.
Cast member Peggy Lipton still thought something
was up, and assumed that the Japanese actor
wandering silently around the set was actually
a disguised Isabella Rossellini, who had-- outside shooting (39 percent on 3s in his career) -- and on that basis, the Kings will pay him over $6 million a year despite myriad defensive liabilities.

RPM suggests the Kings could expect better overall play (especially on the defensive end) from a no-name minimum-contract wing, but Sacramento remains one of the teams willing to overpay for offensive talent alone.

Another Net Loss

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The Nets franchise is legendary for spending gobs of owner Mikhail Prokhorov's money without that much to show for it. But with the organization's recent shift into cost-cutting mode after years of profligacy, this summer actually promised to be different.

And yet according to our analysis the Nets have still managed to overspend in free agency more than any other team. Specifically, Brooklyn's six major


one portion of the lap-cover, then stripping off the entire cover. The '068 patent tackling the problem from the standpoint of utilizing something of a centipede-shaped pad whereby the side, appendage portions (legs) thereof did not tend to tear away as the leading end (or head) was stripped back towards the tail, or terminal end.
However, the pad or lap-cover configuration taught and claimed by this particular patent is severely restrictive in that it provides literally no freedom from the standpoint of pad design.
To be noted also, the pressure-sensitive adhesive suggested by the '068 patent for adhering its lap-cover directly to the working surface of the tool was 3M "Scotch" 442DCY double-coated tape. As is well known in the art, this is an extremely tacky, highly-adhesive material, which characteristicA new method of isometric dynamometry for the craniocervical flexor muscles.
A new method of dynamometry has been developed to measure the performance of the craniocervical (CC) flexor muscles by recording the torque that these muscles exert on the cranium around the CC junction. This report describes the method, the specifications of the instrument, and the preliminary reliability data. For the reliability study, 20 subjects (12 subjects with a history of neck pain, 8 subjects without a history of neck pain) performed, on 2 occasions, maximal voluntary isometric contraction (MVIC) tests of CC flexion in 3 positions within the range of CC flexion and submaximal sustained tests (20% and 50% of MVIC) in the middle range of CC flexion (craniocervical neutral position). Reliability coefficients were calculated to establish the


Q:

How to enter a group conversation with relative strangers?

Imagine you're at a party or a networking event, or something along those lines. You're confronted with a large room full of people all talking in small groups. You know nobody or next to nobody here.
In this type of situation, what is the most effective, easy and polite way of joining one of these groups? By 'polite' here I mean the general Western standards of politeness.

A:

The first time I did a networking event, I did not know what to do. So I just stood somewhere alone in an empty space. That of course, was not the right approach.
Luckily, this was an event where there were professional coaches present. Let me explain that: I was trying to get into aAs of now, Sens. Elizabeth Warren, Bernie Sanders, Cory Booker, Amy Klobuchar, and Michael Bennet are all still in the race for president and will sit in the likely trial, which could begin as soon as January.

Specifically, the resolution asks the Senate to change its rules to force the presidential contenders to recuse, noting that “a sitting United States Senator actively seeking to unseat the incumbent President of the United States cannot claim impartiality in his or her political opponent’s impeachment trial.”

Rep. Jason Smith of Missouri will introduce a resolution Thursday recommending that any senator running to challenge President Donald Trump should recuse themselves from the expected Senate trial. The resolution was provided in advance to BuzzFeed News. It is unlikely to pass in the Democrat-controlled House and


would not be binding but would serve as a suggestion from the House.

“Just how the Founding Fathers understood the clear conflict of interests that the Vice President would have in an impeachment proceeding, there too exists a conflict of interest for a number of Senators who are trying to become their party’s nominee and face Trump at the ballot box,” Smith said in a statement to BuzzFeed News. “This resolution is all about fairness. No Senator should participate in this trial when they are able to abuse their position in the Congress by attempting to remove a President from office while also helping their own political ambitions.”

On Thursday, Speaker Nancy Pelosi announced that the House will be moving forward with drafting articles of impeachment. Should the House votethe letter, which was obtained in advance by BuzzFeed News, Smith says that any claim of impartiality on behalf of senators running for president would be a “mockery of our democratic institutions,” as the senators have already come out in favor of impeachment.

“These Senators have already reached a verdict, dismissing the fundamental principle of our Democracy that Americans are innocent until proven guilty. … We should all agree President Trump’s right to due process and a fair impeachment trial is of the upmost importance. It is unfathomable that any Senator currently running for President could do impartial justice according to the Constitution and rules of impeachment,” Smith wrote.

Smith will send copies of the letter to the senators running for president.

Republicans have hammered away at the idea that the


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Note that the original lists can only be reconstructed if either:

the input lists were the same length, or
the first list was 1 longer than the second list

The second case actually turns out to be useful for the geohashing algorithm, where the latitude bits and longitude bits are intercalated, but there may be an odd number of bits.
Note also that the definition of intercalate in the linked question is different from the definition in the Haskell libraries, which intersperses a list in between a list of lists!
Update: As for any fold, we supply a starting value and a function to apply to each value of the input list. This function modifies the starting value and passes it to the next step of the fold.
Here, we start with a pairthat it finds Project Veritas’ methods despicable:

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flour to the cookies has make them stay up, but now they taste "cakey."

Does anyone know what might be going on and what I could try to help the problem? I'm stabbing in the dark, since I don't know the science behind what's going on.

4 Answers
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It may be because of the type of yeast being used. Quick-cooking bread machines (1 hour cycle) typically requires "instant" yeast which rises much faster. Standard-cooking bread machines (2-3 hour cycle) need regular yeast, which is active longer. It sounds like you're using instant yeast in a standard recipe; thus the yeast stops working before the bread machine gets to the second rise cycle. Under-cooking may be because the resultant dough is denser than the machine expects, thus doesn't heat through in time.

UnfortunatelyQ:

Using \input vs. \scantokens in section title (with package hyperref)

I meet the following issue when trying to use \scantokens in section titles, together with the hyperref package (whithout this package, all is fine).
\protect\input... can appear in a section title. But the same construction with \scantokens instead fails ("Second"): it appears that hyperref does not care about protection when creating a pdf string. Using \unexpanded{\protect\scantokens{...}} prevent expansion ("Fifth"), but if we leave out \protect, it crashes again ("Third"). Using two \unexpanded also works ("Fourth").
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{hyperref}
\begin{document}
\tableofcontents
\section{\protect\input{data}}
% \section{\protect\scantokens{Second}}
% \section{\unexpanded{\scantokens{Third}}}
\section{\unexpanded{\unexpanded{\scantokens{Fourth}}}}
\section{\unexpanded{\protect\scantokens{Fifth}}}
\end{document}

(The file data only contains First (or whatever).) The example above compiles, but removing one of the % will make it fail.

Why do we need two levels of unexpansion/protection? Is there a neater way to do this?

Context: I have written a package (cprotect.dtx) that


nudge and a wink, as a farrier is a horse shoeing specialist. By the issues’ end the adventure expands beyond a Yeti hunt into unexpected territory.

This Dark Horse Comics series opener skates your way on September 21, 2016.Skeletonpete Says…
Hmm, as a speculative setting for a third Hellboy movie this might afford director Guillermo Del Toro a gateway to the frosty Mountains of Madness after all .

I Took a Dog’s Paw, A Hog Jaw, and Tied ’em in a Knot…
There is no rest for the expired when you happen to be Hellboy. He’s dead. He’s in Hell. He’s all messed up. Yet even in death he’s going to have to face a world of deadly problems, possibly the expunging of his eternal soul thereby becoming a hollow howling haunterTEHRAN (Reuters) - Iranian police have launched a more extensive crackdown on “social corruption” such as women flouting Islamic dress codes, the Farhang-e Ashti newspaper reported on Monday.

A woman looks on while attending Tehran's Friday prayers at a university April 11, 2008. REUTERS/Morteza Nikoubazl

“In its wider crackdown which has started from Saturday, police will confront those who appear in public in an indecent way and will also seal off shops selling un-Islamic dress,” the newspaper said, quoting an unnamed police official.

The dress code imposed after Iran’s 1979 Islamic revolution requires women to cover all their hair and wear long, loose-fitting clothes to disguise the shape of their bodies.

Violators can receive lashes, fines or imprisonment.

The authorities usually launch crackdowns before the hot summer months when women like to wear


= 0$ if (and only if) $n \geq m+2$. Another interesting consequence is that in the limiting case $n = m + 1$, we have $$d_{m+1}^{(k)} = (-1)^{\binom{m+1}{2}},$$ which can be proved without difficulty after some manipulations (note that the second product reduces to $1$).

Hankel Transforms of Reciprocal Sequences
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We finish this section by noting the following beautiful property: if $(a_n)$ is a non-zero sequence satisfying Equation with $\alpha \neq 0$, then it is obvious that the reciprocal sequence $\bigl(a_n^{-1}\bigr)$ satisfies the relation $$\label{Def_rel_reciprocal_seq}
\frac{1}{a_{n+1}} = \frac{n+\gamma}{\alpha n +\alpha \gamma + \beta} \ \frac{1}{a_n} = \biggl(\frac{1}{\alpha} - \frac{\frac{\beta}{\alpha^2}}{n+\gamma+\frac{\beta}{\alpha}}\biggr)\ \frac{1}{a_n}.$$

\[Cor\_Reciprocal\_Sequence\] Let $(a_n)_{n=0}^{\infty}$ be a non-zero sequence such that $a_0=1$ and satisfies Equation for some $\alpha \neq 0$. Then, the generalized Hankel transform $d_n^{(k)}$ of $\bigl(a_n^{-1}\bigr)_{n=0}^{\infty}$ is given by $$\begin{gathered}
 \label{Transform_Reciprocal_Seq}
\prod_{1 \leqBlog

We know that the MATES Mentoring program has made a huge difference in the lives of many young people in our community, but it is not just the mentees that benefit from the program. We hear many stories from mentors about the benefits of being a part of the program.

Mentors and mentees often report that when they meet for the first time, they are quite nervous. Mentor, Suzanne, said, “I was nervous because my mentee’s mother was there. I was worried about what her mother would think, but her mother was lovely and seemed very appreciative.”

The mentoring relationship between Suzanne and her mentee lasted well beyond the required one-year commitment to the program. Suzanne commenced mentoring when her mentee was in grade 5 and they continued to catch


just a little boy from a refugee camp, living in the big city”. Eventually the family moved to Horsham. “I never wanted to come to Horsham. I hated the idea of moving here. I asked what do teenagers do here?” he said. “I’ve been here for the last four years. Now I love this place. There’s no place I’d rather be than Horsham.”

Eddie has certainly fallen on his feet of late. “It was 18 months ago that I came across Nexus at the Careers Expo. I didn’t have a Structured Workplace Learning placement and my teacher encouraged me to try Community Services at Nexus. So I spoke to Alois and he said he’d love to take me on board, so I’ve worked here as part of my schoolinga full-time traineeship at Nexus and is studying Certificate IV in Community Services after finishing Year 12 last year. “What I like about Nexus is the culture here-it’s really chilled.” he said. His favourite part of the job is the satisfaction he receives when an event comes together after lots of planning and organising. “It feels good seeing the reaction on the kids’ faces. Seeing them happy keeps me going” he said.

Eddie’s manager, Alois Kneibess had only good things to say about him. “Eddie’s been fantastic. He connects really well with the young people. I think it’s really good having a young person, on the staff in a training capacity. Work placements are a great opportunity to invest in a young person’s life and they bring a fresh


Doolittle in My Fair Lady in 2012, Swallow in the 2010 UK tour of Whistle Down the Wind and Genevieve Emery in the 2011 production of The Umbrellas of Cherbourg
 Professor Peter St George-Hyslop, Physician Scientist
 Bob Moran, cartoonist best known for his work in The Daily Telegraph
 Professor Harriet Hawkins, cultural geographer and author
Tom Carson, hockey player who has represented England and Great Britain
James Carson, hockey player who has represented Wales and the younger brother of Tom

Notable staff

John Kendall-Carpenter was headmaster of the school from 1973 to 1990. Kendall-Carpenter was President of the Rugby Football Union from 1980 to 1981, the England Schools Rugby Football Union from 1985 to 1990 and the Cornish Rugby Football Union from 1984 to 1987. He was also chairman of the committee580. Finally, after arriving at a

sentence, the district court “must adequately explain the chosen sentence to allow for meaningful

appellate review and to promote the perception of fair sentencing.” Gall, 128 S. Ct. at 597; Bolds,

511 F.3d at 580.

       Here, defendant does not challenge the district court’s calculation or consideration of the

applicable policy statement range of 18-24 months. Our analysis therefore focuses on the district

court’s consideration of the statutory factors and defendant’s arguments for leniency, as well as the

court’s explanation for ultimately settling on a sentence of 18 months’ imprisonment.

               1. Section 3583(d)

       Defendant concedes that the district court correctly interpreted 18 U.S.C.


if “the district court’s explanation of

the sentence makes it clear that it considered the required factors.” United States v. Washington, 147

F.3d 490, 491 (6th Cir. 1998); see also United States v. Husein, 478 F.3d 318, 330 (6th Cir. 2007)

(“[T]he reasons that [the district court] provides for the sentence must sufficiently reflect

considerations akin to those enumerated in the statute.”).

       Here, defendant argues that the district court did not address whether his acceptance of

responsibility for the supervised release violations, his family obligations, his present employment,

and his lack of drug use since February 2007 warranted a sentence below the policy statement range.

But the record shows that the district court considered defendant’s arguments and the statutory

factors, and adequately explained its reasoning for imposing the 18-month sentence.United States v. Vonner, 516 F.3d 382, 389-90 (6th Cir. 2008) (en

banc).5

          If a sentence within the Sentencing Guidelines range is presumptively reasonable, the same

is true of a sentence within the policy statement range. See Bolds, 511 F.3d at 581 (discussing

review of supervised release revocation sentences for substantive reasonableness in the same way

as review of sentences following a conviction). Here, the district court sentenced defendant at the

bottom of the applicable policy statement range of 18-24 months. Further, defendant has failed to

offer sufficient evidence or persuasive argument to rebut the presumption of reasonableness. Neither

his explanations for violating the terms of his supervised release, nor his arguments in favor of

leniency, present circumstances “special enough that, in light of § 3553(a), they


and compatibility with filling machines.
The stringent requirements for ensuring optimum sterility and quality control of drug packaging means that there is a trend towards pre-filling the drug capsule. However, a prefilled capsule must be able to withstand thermal expansion and contraction due to ambient temperature fluctuations. The possible results of the latter is that increased and unacceptable outgassing of the drug could occur, or the drug could expand and leak past the seals.Los Angeles Dodgers' James Loney, right, is congratulated by third base coach Larry Bowa after hitting a two-run home run against the Houston Astros in the first inning of their game today in L.A. (AP Photo/Ric Francis)

(Newser)
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Hiroki Kuroda took a no-hitter into the seventh inning for the Los Angeles Dodgers before the Houston Astros broke out for seven hits and six runs in the eighth inning to pull out an 8-5 victory today. Lance Berkman, Carlos Lee and Hunter Pence had RBI singles against reliever Jonathan Broxton (1-1), as the Astros won for the eighth time in nine games.

Houston also completed its first three-game sweep at Dodger Stadium since September 1992. Geoff Geary (1-1) pitched one inning for the win, and Jose Valverde got the final out for


to the officials' engagement in back-to-back preparations for Lok Sabha and panchayat polls, he held a host of "secret inspections" to know the ground reality.

"Over the past few days, I have made several clandestine visits to local markets to know the exact extent of roadside encroachment," he told HT.

Sharma added that he wants to present the true picture behind the encroachments to the High Court and hence will also bring the officials' position to the fore in his report.

"I also collected photographic evidence of the same. I will be asking upfront questions to the concerned officials," he conclude.Blood pressure variations across areas in the greater Stockholm region: analysis of 74,000 18-year-old men.
74,000 18-year-old men who went through the medical examination for the military draft procedure in the greater Stockholm region during the years 1969-1978 were divided into 63 areas of residence. Means of systolic and diastolic blood pressures, as well as heart rate, height, muscle strength and reasoning test results varied significantly across areas. In a univariate analysis, significant correlations were found between high average systolic blood pressure in an area on one hand and low median income and high proportion of subjects on social welfare in the area on the other hand. In a multivariate analysis these associations were partly explained by a tendency of areas with relatively poor socioeconomic conditions to have high


was the need of the hour. He was a visionary, who could rise above the centuries old stagnant concepts that soaked the wings of Indian psyche. *[The rarity in his vision for India was ‘inclusivity’ in his approach rather than excluding any caste, class or sector. This approach still pays dividends since only in states ruled with the philosophy of one part more equal than the rest (such as Gujarath, Rajasthan, Karnataka, Orisa and Madhya Pradesh) are having tumultuous governance]* He knew future of India lied in overhauling her perspicacity keeping in tune with raw pragmatism. He recognized that to be vibrant and progressive, the power of the proletariat pluralism has to replace the Indian culture based on feudalism.

In his exuberance to lead India on an uncharted pathborn, an annual calendar published in France could carry 1.0 x 0.75 meters photograph of Delhi airport depicting the number and type of aeroplanes parked on the tarmac, from whom to hide knowledge, that too, in this age of openness?


of picking 2 t and 1 y when three letters picked without replacement from yyytiyryyiiitrtyyyy?
10/323
Four letters picked without replacement from ifivviffiiiiifvftviv. Give prob of picking 1 i, 1 t, and 2 f.
6/323
Calculate prob of picking 1 b and 3 n when four letters picked without replacement from bbynnytnbnnynnynyn.
7/85
Three letters picked without replacement from {j: 7, p: 1, l: 3, a: 2, q: 2, x: 3}. What is prob of picking 2 l and 1 x?
3/272
What is prob of picking 2 g and 2 l when four letters picked without replacement from {g: 1, l: 2, q: 1, r: 1}?
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Two letters picked without replacement from wwwwwwwwwywwwywwwyww. What is prob of picking 2 w?
68/95
What is prob of picking 4 q when four letters picked without replacement from {p: 13, q:5}?
1/612
Calculate prob of picking 3 l when three letters picked without replacement from {z: 5, l: 13}.
143/408
Three letters picked without replacement from zzzyyzzz. Give prob of picking 3 z.
5/14
Calculate prob of picking 2 f and 1 u when three letters picked without replacement from {n: 3, b: 3, c: 2, f: 6, u: 2}.
3/56
Calculate prob of picking 1 o and 1 v when two letters picked without replacement from {i: 1, w: 1, q: 1, o: 1, v: 1}.
1/10
Four letters picked without replacement from {r: 3, z: 3}. Give prob of picking 3 z and 1 r.
1/5
Three letters picked without replacement from nnn. What is prob of picking 3 n?
1
Three letters picked without replacement from kkkkkk. Give prob of picking 3 k.
1
Calculate prob of picking 2 r when


What is prob of picking 3 l and 1 z?
65/969
Calculate prob of picking 1 u and 3 c when four letters picked without replacement from cccccuujuuuuuuuucju.
55/969
Four letters picked without replacement from lpppppplpplllppp. What is prob of picking 1 p and 3 l?
11/182
What is prob of picking 1 p and 1 h when two letters picked without replacement from {e: 3, s: 1, h: 2, p: 1}?
2/21
What is prob of picking 1 m, 1 e, and 1 i when three letters picked without replacement from imeem?
2/5
Two letters picked without replacement from etededudedtuuteddddd. What is prob of picking 1 d and 1 u?
27/190
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Importantly, in order to compare homologous behaviors in humans and mice, sniffing time, which reflects odor pleasantness [@pone.0004209-Bensafi2]--[@pone.0004209-Bensafi4], was recorded in humans, and found to correlate with investigation time in mice (F\[1,239\] = 15.535, p\<.0001).

In brief, odor preferences correlated in mice and humans, whether perceptual or physicochemical criteria were used to select the odorants.

Mouse and human odor preferences correlate with odorant structure {#s2b}
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A possible link between odor preference in humans or mice and odorant structure was explored using the first principal component (PC1, which explains the most variance) of the physicochemical space in Khan et al.\'s study [@pone.0004209-Khan1]. PC1 was found to correlate positively with both investigation time in mice (F\[1,289\] = 22.940, p\<.0001) ([Fig. 2A](#pone-0004209-g002){ref-type="fig"}) and hedonic rating in humans (F\[1,239\] = 6.186, p\<.02) ([Fig. 2B](#pone-0004209-g002){ref-type="fig"}). These results clearly link the physicochemical properties


credit where credit is due

Prerequisites
- Ignition [ON], Use a Battery maintainer
- Vehicle on level surface
- No persons or gear in Vehicle
- Fuel Tank 50% or more
- Nothing under vehicle
- Door are to remain shut during the entire procedure

Using the MMI (under [Car]/[Service] ) the following needs to be set-
- Air Spring Wheel Change = [off] or Air Suspension Wheel Change
- Automatic Drive Program = [auto] or Audi Drive Select (under Car menu)
- Jacking mode, must be set to Off

8) Measure the ride height, in millimeters, from the center of the wheel to the edge of fender, do this for all four wheels and record the values.

Select [Adaptation - 10]
Choose from the drop down menu and enter the [New value] recorded value for each of the wheels below, thenusing GSEA. Top ten cellular processes by GO term (**f**) and GSEA plots for the top three cellular processes (**g**) are shown. NES normalized enrichment score, FDR false discovery rate

Cyclin D1 deficiency in SCCOHT drives the drug sensitivity {#Sec5}
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To address the molecular mechanism underlying the susceptibility of SCCOHT cells to inhibition of CDK4/6 kinase activities, we examined the expression of key regulators of G1- to S-phase cell cycle progression in our cell line panel. In contrast to SMARCA4-proficient ovarian controls, SCCOHT and ER^+^ breast cancer cell lines retain RB and express lower levels of the CDK4/6 inhibitor p16^INK4a^ (Fig. [3a](#Fig3){ref-type="fig"}), a profile that has been associated with positive responses to palbociclib^[@CR15]--[@CR19],[@CR33]--[@CR35]^. In addition, both SCCOHT and breast cancer cell lines express lower levels of CDK4 (Fig. [3a](#Fig3){ref-type="fig"}). Neither protein nor


re-sensitized these cells to palbociclib (Fig. [3l, m](#Fig3){ref-type="fig"}). Together, these data establish that cyclin D1 deficiency drives the vulnerability of SCCOHT cells to CDK4/6 inhibition.

Cyclin D1 deficiency in SCCOHT is induced by SMARCA4 loss {#Sec6}
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In parallel to the above described biochemical analysis, we performed RNA-Seq transcriptome profiling in BIN-67 and SCCOHT-1 cells before and after SMARCA4 restoration to unbiasedly uncover the genes and pathways dysregulated owing to SMARCA4 loss. Consistent with the previous established role of SMARCA4 as transcriptional activator^[@CR36]^, we found that SMARCA4 restoration predominantly upregulates gene expression---while 662 common genes are upregulated (Fig.[4a](#Fig4){ref-type="fig"}, Supplementary Data [2](#MOESM1){ref-type="media"}), only 5 common genes are downregulated in both cell lines (Fig. [4b](#Fig4){ref-type="fig"}, Supplementary Data [2](#MOESM1){ref-type="media"}). GSEA show that the top ranked pathways affected by SMARCA4 restoration are not directly related to cell cycle regulation(Supplementary Fig. [7a](#MOESM1){ref-type="media"}). Conversely, *SMARCA4* knockdown in IOSE80 and OVCAR4 cells resulted in a strong downregulation of cyclin D1 mRNA and protein (Fig. [4f, g](#Fig4){ref-type="fig"}), further supporting the role of SMARCA4 in activating cyclin D1 expression. As anticipated from our RNA-Seq analysis (Fig. [4c](#Fig4){ref-type="fig"} and Supplementary Data [2](#MOESM5){ref-type="media"}), this regulation of cyclin D1 by SMARCA4 in these cell line pairs was not observed for other relevant cell cycle genes including *CCND3*, *CCNE1*, *CDKN1B*, and *CDKN1A* (Supplementary Fig. [8](#MOESM1){ref-type="media"}), although *CCNE1* and *CDKN1A* have been shown to be regulated by SMARCA4 in other cancer types, likely due to context dependency^[@CR40],[@CR41]^.

The substantial elevation of *CCND1* mRNA and the chromatin remodeling role of SMARCA4 suggest that SMARCA4 can directly regulate *CCND1* transcription. Indeed, chromatin immunoprecipitations (ChIPs) in SMARCA4-restored SCCOHT-1 and BIN-67 cells showed a significant SMARCA4


median difference (Supplementary Fig. [11f, g](#MOESM1){ref-type="media"} and Supplementary Data [3](#MOESM6){ref-type="media"}). SCCOHT tumors showed heterogeneous CDK6 expression, similar to HGSCs (Supplementary Fig. [11f, g](#MOESM1){ref-type="media"}), which is in line with our previous observation that SMARCA4 restoration did not alter CDK6 expression in SCCOHT cells (Supplementary Fig. [7a](#MOESM1){ref-type="media"}). Additional IHC analysis also showed that SCCOHTs were generally RB-proficient and p16-deficient, which is the reverse of what is observed in HGSCs (Fig. [6d, e](#Fig6){ref-type="fig"}). These patient tumor IHC data are in support of our in vitro findings and confirm that cyclin D1 deficiency and lower CDK4 expression is a unique feature of SCCOHT; these samples also retained the known RB/p16 profile associated with positive responses to palbociclib^[@CR15]--[@CR19],[@CR33]--[@CR35]^. Collectively, these results support the notion that CDK4/6 inhibitors could be effective in treating SCCOHT patients.

Discussion {#Sec9}
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Our study highlights theexperiments were carried out at the Research Institute of McGill University Health Centre, using 8--12-week-old female NOD-*scid*/IL2Rg^null^ mice (NOD.Cg-*Prkdc*^*scid*^*Il2rg*^*tm1Wjl*^/SzJ, 005557, Jackson Laboratories, USA). For the SCCOHT-1 tumor model, a single-cell suspension was created by dissociating a sufficient number of sub-confluent flasks of cells to produce 6 million cells in 200 µL of Matrigel HC in a 50:50 ratio (Corning Matrigel HC, Cat \#. 354428, VWR, Mississauga, Canada). The tumor cell suspension was subcutaneously injected into the left flank of each NSG mouse, average weight 24.1 g (SE = 2.4). When TVs (*V* = (*H* × *W*^2^)/2) reached \~60 mm^3^ (3 weeks post inoculation), which was assigned as Day 1, the mice were entered into the treatment regimen (200 µL p.o. × 42 days). Four mice were each randomly allocated to vehicle control (50 mM sodium L-lactate buffer, pH 4.0) or 5


to the entire core) at ×10 magnification on the Aperio ImageScope viewing program. The same blinded individual performed quantification of immunostaining on each JPEG using an automated analysis program with Matlab's image processing toolbox based on previously described methodology^[@CR52]^. Cores with low tumor cellularity and artifacts were not included in the analysis. The algorithm used color segmentation with RGB color differentiation, *K*-Means Clustering, and background--foreground separation with Otsu's thresholding. To arrive at a score for each core (represented as pixel units), the cases were unblinded and the number of extracted pixels were multiplied by their average intensity. The final score for a given case and marker was calculated by averaging the score of two cores (for each case) for a given marker.

Statistical analysis {#Sec27}
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Statistical significance was calculated byclusters, if we take the predicted ionizing flux from @turner04 of $Q$(H)$ = 2.2 \times 10^{52}$ s$^{-1}$ and the predicted ionizing flux from Starburst99 of $Q$(H)$ = 1.6 \times 10^{52}$ s$^{-1}$ for SMC metallicity and non-rotating tracks at 2 Myr, then the deficit amounts to $6 \times 10^{51}$ s$^{-1}$ or the equivalent of 12 WN5h stars with masses $\ge 150$ . Given the six times greater mass for clusters \#5 and 11 compared to R136, this number seems reasonable. The addition of VMS will hardly change the cluster SED because of their small numbers. These types of stars are not expected to have an appreciable flux below the He Lyman limit because of their dense winds. Their presence cannot therefore explain the He $\lambda4686$ nebular emission (Sect. 3.2).

Origin of the Nitrogen Enrichment
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@monreal10 [@monreal12] use IFS


to map out the nebular N enrichment. They find that it peaks ($\approx 3$ times overabundant) at the position of the two nuclear clusters and covers an area $65 \times 30$ pc corresponding to the giant H region associated with the clusters (Fig. \[fig-Ha-slit\]). The source of this enrichment is unexplained because the He abundance should also be enhanced if the pollution is caused by the chemically-enriched winds of W-R stars but this has not been seen with any certainty [@monreal13].

@kohler15 present an evolutionary model grid at LMC metallicity for stars in the H-burning phase with initial masses from 70 to 500  and rotational velocities from 0 to 550 . They find that N enrichment is ubiquitous because rotational mixing and/or mass loss quickly leads to the establishment of CNO-equilibrium abundancesstars in the first million years. The presence of VMS in the two clusters will increase the amount of enriched nitrogen produced because they rapidly ($<0.5$ Myr) reach CNO equilibrium abundances on their surfaces and have very high mass loss rates ($>10^{-5}$  yr$^{-1}$), particularly if they are close to their Eddington limits.

At an age of 1 Myr, the lower mass stars in the NGC 5253 nuclear clusters will still be forming and thus may be nitrogen-enriched. This is of relevance to models seeking to explain multiple stellar generations in globular clusters using fast rotating massive stars as the source of self-enrichment [@decressin07].

Comparison with He-emitting High Redshift Galaxies
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The UV spectrum of cluster \#5 is representative of a very young, nearby, low metallicity, nuclear starburst. It bears a striking resemblance to the