an iPod, a Sonos system etc. It’s a subject that has not received much attention and is analogous to the comparison of the reading experience between the good old-fashioned book and the rapidly emerging eBook.

I will certainly not argue that we should trash our PMPs or digital audio systems and go back to listening music on vinyl. I store 95% of my music as digital audio files on a NAS and mostly listen to it from a computer and on the go on a Zune HD. But then I also have a relatively small collection of LPs that provide something more than a quick fix.continue reading

Using some smart HTML5 code, Swiss design studio Hinderling Volkart has created a showcase website on behalf of MSN, which combines Flickr imagesNew Delhi: In just over two weeks, the Ministry of External Affairs has done a U-turn on the controversial decision to issue passports with orange covers for Indian migrant workers – for whom an Emigration Check Required (ECR) stamp is mandatory before they are allowed to embark for a set of designated countries.

The initial announcement, made on January 12, was immediately criticised by opposition Congress and Left parties. The Kerala high court on Monday also issued a notice to the MEA on a PIL filed against the decision.

On January 29, external affairs minister Sushma Swaraj chaired a meeting which took the decision to scrap the idea.

“The MEA has received several individual and collective representations requesting to reconsider these two decisions,” said a press release issued by the foreign


move will lead to discrimination. “Segregating citizens this way is not acceptable. There will be a different line at the airport and other countries may consider a group of our own citizens as inferior,” Shamsudheen wrote in a letter to the Indian minister.mental status at discharge was examined using the Clinical Global Impression-Improvement scale (CGI-I). When only MS, SGA and lamotrigine, were taken into account, 78 (61%) of patients were prescribed two, 27 (21.3%) three and one patient four medications. The combination of MS and SGA was most commonly used (n=61, 48%). Medications preferred by Polish psychiatrists at patients' discharge were valproates (n=69, 54%), olanzapine (n=48, 37%), quetiapine (n=47, 37%) and lamotrigine (n=33, 25.9%). Thirty patients (23.6%) were prescribed lithium. No relationships were found between polypharmacy and patients' age, duration of illness and the rate of CGI-I. However, polypharmacy was significantly associated with types of bipolar disorder, particularly with the bipolar I disorder. The prevalence of polypharmacy especially with MS and SGA in the treatment of bipolar patients discharged from


social care in the community. The deinstitutionalisation has raised the expectations of overcoming the traditional problems of integration of medical and social aspects of care. Attempts have been made, and are still in progress, to integrate health and social care in several countries \[[@r14]--[@r19]\].

The purpose of integrated care is to provide care without service gaps, fragmentation or lack of cooperation \[[@r20]\]. Ageing is connected with complex and often interrelated problems comprising physical, psychological and social health \[[@r21]\]. This complexity calls for collaboration between and integration of health and social care \[[@r20], [@r21]\].

Provision of integrated health and social care is advocated by policy makers in Europe \[[@r16]\]. Alaszewski et al. \[[@r21]\] identify three different approaches to integrated care: structure, process, and outcome. Of these, structure will be dealt withthe provision of health and social care in Sweden. Each county council covers a geographical area where several municipalities are situated. The number of municipalities in each county council varies between 5 and 49. The number of inhabitants in the county council areas varies between 128,000 and 1,900,000. Traditionally, Swedish county councils have been responsible for health and medical services, while social services have been the responsibility of municipalities at the local level. Home care services have been a part of county councils\' health and medical services generally, whereas municipalities have provided home-help service \[[@r24]\].

Generally, the 1990s was a decade of reorganization of the public sector \[[@r25]--[@r28]\]. One of the most far-reaching Swedish organizational reforms was the *Care of the Elderly Reform* (*Ädel* reform) of 1992, whereby the


Q:

Proof verification: prove inclusion between two sets

Let $(X,\mu)$ be a measure space and $f_1,\cdots,f_d\in L^\infty(X)$.
Set
$$g:=\displaystyle\sum_{k=1}^d|f_k|^2\;\;\text{and}\;\;c:=\|g\|_\infty.$$
and
$$A_\varepsilon=\left\{x\in X;\;\displaystyle\sum_{k=1}^d \left[\Re(f_k(x))\right]^2+\left[\Im(f_k(x))\right]^2>c-\varepsilon\right\}.$$
Let $\sigma:=\{a_1,b_1,\cdots,a_d,b_d\}$ be such that $a_i,b_i\in \mathbb{Q}_+$ for all $i$. Set
$$S_\sigma=\left\{x \in X;\; \left[\Re(f_k(x))\right]^2>a_k,\; \left[\Im(f_k(x))\right]^2>b_k,\;\;k=1,\cdots,d\right\}.$$
and
$$\mathfrak{F}=\left\{\{a_1,b_1,\cdots,a_d,b_d\}\subset \mathbb{Q}_+^{2d};\;\;\sum_{k=1}^d (a_k+b_k) > c-\varepsilon,\;\forall \varepsilon>0\right\}.$$

I want to show that
  $$A_\varepsilon \subset \bigcup_{\sigma \in \mathfrak{F}} S_\sigma,\;\forall \varepsilon>0\;?$$

If $x\in A_\varepsilon$ such that $\left[\Re(f_i(x))\right]$ and $\left[\Im(f_i(x))\right]$ are non-zero, then we can choose non negative rational numbers $a_i$ and $b_i$ such that $$ 0\lt     \left[\Re(f_i(x))\right]^2-  a_i\lt \frac{ \varepsilon}{2d}   \mbox{ and }   0\lt     \left[\Im(f_i(x))\right]^2 -b_i \lt \frac{ \varepsilon}{2d}          .$$
Hence we can set $\sigma:=\{a_1,b_1,\cdots,a_d,b_d\}$. Then $\sigma$ belongs to $\mathfrak{F}$ and $x$ belongs to $S_\sigma$.

The problem if $x\in A_\varepsilon$ sucha management fee to cover all other aspects for the successful delivery of the project.

“The unit manager must be able to demonstrate high management standards as they will be required to coordinate transport, meet project deadlines, keep accurate records and purchase cattle required for measurement,” added Cormack.

“We will be promoting the project through on-farm events, so someone who is a good communicator, who is willing to spend time showing visitors around the unit and promoting the project is essential.”

Potential farms are required to be located in England – north of the M5 – or in Wales.


Q:

Phrase for "Sharing the same feelings for each other"

Can anybody help me with a good idiom or phrase which means "Sharing the same feelings for each other?

A:

The feelings are mutual (Dictionary.com)

possessed, experienced, performed, etc., by each of two or more with respect to the other; reciprocal:
to have mutual respect.
having the same relation each toward the other:
to be mutual enemies.
of or relating to each of two or more; held in common; shared:
mutual interests.

The feelings are requited (Dictionary.com)

verb (used with object), requited, requiting.

to give or do in return.

illustration: a man in trench coat and floppy hat lugging in his arms what appeared to be a dead blonde, whose white silk dress was rucked up to somewhere in the neighborhood of her tonsils.

I recognized the title as a quotation from the Bible: a quotation I had several times mulled over myself as I planned various schemes to teach my sisters a lesson. Slashed across the book's cover were adverts for other volumes by the same author, such as _I, the Jury_ and _My Gun Is Quick_.

There was something vaguely but deeply satisfying about these titles, but I couldn't quite put my finger on it.

"All aboard!" the conductor shouted.

I was learning quickly. Back home in England, trains had guards while buses and trams had conductors. Here in


you mean by interfering? What business is it of yours, anyway?"

"I beg your pardon?" I asked.

"Oh, come off it! What are you trying to do? Get me killed?"

Only then did I realize that this furious creature was the same girl who, barely minutes before, had been in danger of writhing to death in the dust.

"Miss Pinkham, I presume," I said, taking a wild stab in the dark.

The windmill came to an abrupt halt. I had caught her off guard.

"How did you know that?" she asked belligerently.

"By a series of brilliant deductions with which I will not trouble you," I told her. "Plus the fact that your name is clearly marked in indelible laundry ink on a tab in the neck of your tunic."

This, too, was a shot inpresent dispute. Their use included a 917 square

foot area (“917-SF area”) that is adjacent to the Lakeside Tract and located on a separate tract of land

that the Nickelses purchased. The property owners’ uses of the 917-SF area included using it as a

“turnaround” area in conjunction with launching boats from the boat ramp.

The Controversy

                Craig and Sheila Nickels purchased two adjacent tracts of property in Travis Peak

Estates—a 60.003-acre tract and a 10.279-acre tract—that were part of the last tract in Travis Peak

Estates conveyed by P&W Co. in January 1971 to an original purchaser. The 10.279-acre tract

includes the Lakeside Tract and a segment of the Roadway Easement leading to the Lakeside Tract.

The Nickelses purchased the


the “easement area” but that he

was not involved in the Nickelses’ negotiation and purchase of the 10.279-acre tract.

               Appellees’ witnesses included present and past property owners in Travis Peak

Estates; family members of property owners; James Watson, the sole surviving principal of P&W

Co.; Stuart Watson; and George Sanders, a surveyor who prepared a metes and bounds description

of the 917-SF area in 2004. Property owners testified consistently to their respective purchases of

property in Travis Peak Estates and their understanding that they had the right to use the Roadway

Easement and the “easement area” as a recreation and private park area when they purchased their

properties; improvements that they made to their properties; their use, maintenance, and repairs of

          The final judgment defines the “Travis Peak Estates Property Owners” to mean:

       the following defendants and intervenors owning property in Travis Peak Estates:
       Defendants and Intervenors James Casburg; Joe F. McNair; Charles Anderson;

                                                 10
a Travis Peak Estates Property Owner), tenants, successors and assigns” have “an easement to

use the Easement Area as a recreation and private park area,” setting


Schooler Living Trust; Patricia
       Sue Maloney; Rory A. McLaughlin; Sallie McLaughlin; and Robert W. Ruggiero,
       Individually and as authorized agent of the Texas Veterans Land Board; George
       Ruggiero, Individually and as authorized agent of the Texas Veterans Land Board;
       Tina Broderick; and Freda Annette Dufour f/k/a Freda Dufour Mathews (also known
       as Freda Annette Mathews).
       13
            On appeal, the Nickelses do not challenge appellees’ right to use the Roadway Easement.

           694, 696 (Tex.

1986). The trial court may believe one witness, disbelieve others, and resolve inconsistencies in any

witness’s testimony. Id. at 697.

               This Court reviews a trial court’s findings of fact for legal and factual sufficiency of

the evidence by the same standards applied to a jury verdict. Ortiz v. Jones, 917 S.W.2d 770, 772

(Tex. 1996); Anderson, 806 S.W.2d at 794; Ludwig, 191 S.W.3d at 294. When reviewing a finding

for legal sufficiency, the reviewing court considers the evidence in the light most favorable to the

judgment, crediting favorable evidence if a reasonable factfinder could, and disregarding contrary

evidence unless a reasonable factfinder could not. City of Keller v. Wilson, 168 S.W.3d 802, 807

(Tex. 2005). When considering a factual


tract, said way
       being described by metes and bounds in that instrument recorded in Vol. 2566, page
       225, Deed Records of Travis County, Texas, to which instrument and its record,
       reference is here made and same made a part hereof for all pertinent purposes,

                                                  18
       together with free ingress, egress and regress to and forsatisfy the statute of frauds

as to Travis Peak Estates property owners’ easement to use the Lakeside Tract. See Westland Oil

                                                   20
Dev. Corp., 637 S.W.2d at 908; Erdeljac, 94 S.W.3d at 264 (statute of frauds may be satisfied “by

reference to some other existing writing”); Anderson v. McRae, 495 S.W.2d 351, 361 (Tex. Civ.

App.—Texarkana 1973, no writ) (judgment affirmed in which trial court “sitting as the trier of fact

concluded that the [property owners] acquired easements appurtenant over the disputed areas

[including


 19.   Successors to the original purchasers from P&W Co., including the Travis
             Peak Estates Property Owners, relied on representations that the Easement
             Area was set aside as a recreation and private park area for the use of Travis
             Peak Estates Property Owners as a material inducement to the purchase of
             their properties in Travis Peak Estates.

             The district court’s conclusions of law as to appellees’579 S.W.2d at 452; Vinson v.

Brown, 80 S.W.3d 221, 229 (Tex. App.—Austin 2002, no pet.); Stallman v. Newman, 9 S.W.3d 243,

246 (Tex. App.—Houston [14th Dist.] 1999, pet. denied); Holden v. Weidenfeller, 929 S.W.2d 124,

131 (Tex. App.—San Antonio 1996, writ denied). “In order to create an easement by estoppel,

something must be said or done by the owner of the servient estate at the time of the grant of the

dominant estate that induces the acceptance of the grant.” Lakeside Launches, Inc. v. Austin Yacht

Club, Inc., 750 S.W.2d 868, 872 (Tex. App.—Austin 1988, writ denied) (citation omitted).

               As an initial matter, we consider the Nickelses’ standing argument. The Nickelses

separate appellees into two categories: (1) those who purchased


      Q.       From your personal knowledge, how long do you remember that area being
                used as a turnaround area?

       A.       From day one that I went there when I was ten years old.

       Q.       And have you used that area for turning your boat around?

       A.       Every time, until it was fenced.

       Q.       Isthey built
               the ramp, both sides of that was excavated out so that there was a level area
               there to use as a turn around. You can see where both banks had been cut out
               with a bulldozer that they did the ground work with.
       17
            When asked if the 917-SF area would allow “turnaround automotive traffic,” Sanders
testified that the area would be “reasonably sufficient. It’s small. It’s tight.”


fees. See Tex. Civ. Prac. & Rem. Code Ann. § 37.009 (West 2008) (“[T]he

court may award costs and reasonable and necessary attorney’s fees as are equitable and just.”).

Because we have concluded that the district court did not err in its declarations, we conclude that the

district court did not abuse its discretion in awarding appellees attorney’s fees. See id.; Bocquet,

972 S.W.2d at 21. We overrule the Nickelses’ eighth issue.

                                          CONCLUSION

               Having determined that theit, it's going to happen forever. Still pisses me off, though. Anyway, the boys did awesome. E fell - a lot - but really seemed to enjoy himself anyway. I was afraid he'd be all built up about going, having no idea what to expect and then hate it, but he really truly loved it! Today, however, there are a number of ugly bruises on his skinny, little bum. :(

I'm happy (and a little hesitant) to report that M has been doing incredible these last few days. It seems she is FINALLY feeling better. She has been happy, squealing, smiling, eating and drinking well and sleeping soundly. I was really starting to doubt that this latest revision would be deemed a success, but things are starting to look


cases deserved any special consideration and that they should be processed under the Hague when Kyrgyzstan ratifies it. For those in the adoption world, you well know that it takes and ORGANIZED country YEARS to ratify the Hague. A country like Kyrgyzstan, well, let's just say I doubt they will ever get it done. As you can imagine this was a crushing blow to all of the waiting families. We went from believing we were as close as we've ever been to getting our kiddos home to being told it's probably not going to happen.....period.

Rewind to a few weeks before Christmas. We reconnected with a friend currently living in Bishkek. This is an amazing, wonderful woman who makes it her life's work to care for those who cannotof happiness of feeling loved and wanted, but I feel guilty for all of the other feelings that are going to come to her when the days and months pass and we don't show up.

Today I have hatred in my heart. It is an ugly feeling and not one I'm proud of. I can't imagine the how any human being can be so cold and uncompassionate when it comes to innocent, suffering children. Furthermore, the Kyrgyz have proven time and time again that they don't give a crap about their children. If they did, they wouldn't be dying in institutions rather than going to loving families. I think the only thing that keeps me going is that I do believe in Karma. Perhaps that's just as ugly as


all the time? Who says I have to worry about hurting someone else's feelings? What about my feelings? This is MY blog - no one is forced to read it. Why can't I be one of those ballsy people who just let it all hang out? Perhaps there's one person out there who would be inspired or touched by something I've written. Perhaps there's one person out there who really needed to hear it! So, my blog-resolution for 2011. I'm going to try - really hard - to keep it real here. If your a regular reader who doesn't feel they want to know me THAT well, you may wish to tune out for a bit.

Tuesday, January 4, 2011

We will gladly accept it and deal with it! Iwork his partner did, it was probably not going to "fix" all of M's current problems. We're thinking that he won't admit her tomorrow as long as she is doing clinically well. He will likely wait until there is another malfunction to pull out his next trick.

Yesterday, Kevin and I decided to have "date day". We went and saw the Bodies Exhibition which I have been wanting to do since last year when it was in Milwaukee. It was so incredible! If it comes to an area near you, you simply MUST go! We also took in a movie, True Grit, which was way better than I thought it'd be. I'm not normally a Western movie kind of gal, but it was really quite good. We finished the


day with an early supper at one of our favorite restaurants and then headed back to pick up the kiddos. Thank you, Grandma and Grandpa for taking care of them so we could have this much needed time alone.

So, it's the New Year. Supposedly one should be making resolutions and big plans. Other than planning to continue to the quest to be a better wife and mom, and trying to improve my health, I don't have much. Of course, I always plan to win the lottery, get out of debt, and buy a new house, but since I don't play the lottery, that stuff is unlikely to happen. My wishes for this year are the same as last year: Good health for my family, friends and especially mydominated by a background of classical types of stars (stable or variable), the rejection power of the set is $707/206 \simeq 3.4$.

-   The second set of cuts tests the stability of the light curve [*outside*]{} the bump. We first require the correlation between the blue and red light curves to be weak outside this bump, and therefore compatible with random measurement errors. We also require the calculated probability of the most important fluctuation with respect to a constant flux found outside the main bump to be more than $10^{-9}$ for both colours. 13 stars out of 707 survive this set of cuts, which then has a rejection power of $707/13 \simeq 54$.

Figure \[fg3\]b (c) shows the distribution of the red magnitudes for stars which satisfy the


the two seasons where the star luminosity is lowest). Each selected fluctuation should contain at least 3 measurements more than 0.5 $\sigma$ from the base flux and one measurement more than 2.0 $\sigma$ from the base flux. In addition, the first fluctuation is required to correspond to a luminosity increase. We do not allow fluctuations to span more than one season (see figure \[fg1\]).

-   We require that light curves exhibit significant first fluctuations in both colours, with a modest (at least 8 %) time overlap, leaving 6912 stars.

-   We then require the second fluctuation to have both a low absolute significance and a low significance relative to the first one. The aim here is to reject most periodic variable stars, except those with periods larger than aof the variations for the 2 colours within 5 standard deviations).

-   We found that 2 of those 4 stars are located 4 arcsec apart and are contaminated by a nova (IAU circular 5651). They passed the selection process because there is no criterion based on the shape of the variations. The other 2 light curves are the same as found in the first analysis.

The fact that the two different selection processes isolate [*the same two light curves*]{} reinforces their status as peculiar events, whatever their final interpretation.

Complementary observations
==========================

We started detailed observations on the two candidates to further check their validity as possible microlensed stars.

Old plates have been examined to check the constancy of the fluxes on a time scale of a few years. High resolution imagery


high amplitude bump we detected.

Calculation of the microlensing detection efficiency
====================================================

To determine the efficiency of each cut, we have applied them to Monte-Carlo generated light curves of microlensing events. We have developed two independent simulation programs of the microlensing effect, using different ways to take into account the imperfectly known photometric uncertainties.

The first program generates light curves through the following procedure: the base fluxes of a lensed star in the two colours are randomly chosen following our experimental magnitude versus colour distribution of catalogued stars. Then we calculate the lensing effect due to the crossing of an object of fixed mass ($10^{-5}$ to $1{M_\odot}$), at impact parameter $u_{min}$ in the interval $[0, 2]$, with distance to the Earth and speed spanning the standard halo model ([@Caldw]). The time ofof the LMC ([@Machofirstyear]) and $\sim 10\%$ for the EROS CCD survey of the LMC bar ([@erccd]). We expect a smaller effect for the present study because of the smaller density of stars studied ($1.2\; 10^{5}$ resolved stars per square degree) compared to MACHO ($9.5\; 10^{5}$ stars per square degree) and EROS CCD ($1.9\; 10^{5}$ stars per square degree). Additionally, the fact that we reconstruct most of the red giant clump stars means that there are fewer stars just below detection threshold compared to the EROS CCD study where the threshold was near the middle of the clump.

Studies with Monte Carlo fabricated images ([@Laur]) have confirmed that this effect of blended stars is small, contributing an error of less than 10 percent to the expected number of events.


where two peaks are clearly separated. The detection efficiency of our experiment, calculated under the assumption of single lenses, should then not be significantly affected.

Loss of efficiency from subsequent requirements
-----------------------------------------------

The use of the subsequent CCD observations to test the two candidates for more criteria (see section 4) could in principle reduce the detection efficiency of the experiment.

We estimate that less than 1% of the monitored stars do not lie in the LMC, and must be substracted from the number of sources used to calculate our detection efficiency. This can be considered as a negligible effect.

We have also checked that in the fields specially monitored with the camera, a negligible fraction of stars do exhibit fluctuations larger or equivalent to the fluctuations of EROS \#2. This means that ifPizarro for taking the photographic material, and the MAMA team, particularly R. Chesnel and P. Toupet for their participation to plate scanning.

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On July 10, the Principality of Monaco unveiled its first LGBT travel brochure solidifying its commitment to the community after joining the International Gay and Lesbian Travel Association two years ago.

“We are thrilled to have a piece of collateral that speaks to this very active group of travelers who connect with the offerings the Principality is known for,” said Cindy Hoddeson, director North America of the Monaco Government Tourist Office. “In addition to its reputation of fairytale romance, luxurious hotels, epicurean delights, and full calendar of cultural activities, it is important to note that Monaco is a cosmopolitan nation with representation from 139 nationalities that help make the country culturally diverse and welcoming.”

The brochure boasts gay-friendly locations including four- and five-star hotels, Michelin Star–rated hotels, world-famous spas, andgermanium epitaxial layer absorbs few photons, the avalanche breakdown occurs in the germanium epitaxial layer by applying a reverse bias across the diode, and the photons in the germanium epitaxial layer will generate multiple current. Therefore, the current which represents the light signal can be detected. However, the germanium epitaxial layer in the conventional avalanche photodiode requires a certain thickness, thereby having high defect density. Accordingly, an over high dark current in the avalanche photodiode will be generated, and the accuracy of detection of the avalanche photodiode will also decrease due to the over high defect density.


Utility Model Publication No. 55-32744, the preceding paper of the paper having been cut by the paper cutting apparatus, that is, the preceding paper at a distance between the paper cutting apparatus provided on the downstream side near the former and the folding cylinder group enters a portion where the paper jam has occurred before the machine is stopped. Therefore, the paper jam expands accordingly, which may cause a trouble such as damage to the machine.
In the paper cutting apparatus disclosed in Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 2000-118862, the succeeding paper of the paper having been cut by the paper cutting apparatus provided on the upstream side near the folding cylinder group is discharged to a region at the side of the folding cylinder group.
However, the paired nipping rollerscould eventually contribute only to the highest level of the descent equations. Rather, the above on-shell closure (\[free-algebra\]) is related to the absence of the so called BRS external fields ([*i.e.*]{} the Batalin-Vilkoviski antifields) which are known to properly take care of the equations of motion. However, as shown by [@pig1; @pig2; @pigbook], these external fields do not contribute to the superspace BRS cohomology in the cases considered here of the U(1) chiral anomaly, of the gauge anomaly as well as of the invariant counterterms. This is the reason why we have discarded them. In the App.C it will be shown how the introduction of an appropriate external field takes care in a simple way of the Yang-Mills equations of motion, closing thus the algebra off-shell.

Nonchiral Descent Equations


for the Invariant Action
----------------------------------------------------

In order to apply the supersymmetric decomposition (\[super-dec\]) to the analysis of the superspace descent equations, let us begin by considering the BRS consistency condition corresponding to the nonchiral Yang-Mills invariant action, *i.e.* $$s\int d^4x\;d^2\theta \;d^2\overline{\theta }\;{\cal{L}}
^0\;=\;0\;\Longrightarrow \;s\;
{\cal{L}}
^0\;=\;D^\alpha \;{\cal{L}}_\alpha ^1\;+\;\;\overline{D}_{\dot{\alpha}}\;{\cal{L}}^{1\dot{\alpha}}\;,
\label{nonchiral-actionWZ}$$ where ${\cal{L}}^0$ is a local power series of dimension two and ghost number zero. According to what mentioned in the previous section, the full set of the superspace descent equations characterizing ${\cal{L}}^0$ can be obtained directly from the generalized equation $$\widetilde{d}\;\widetilde{\omega }\;=\;0\;,  \label{desc2}$$ with $\widetilde{\omega }\;$ a generalized cocycle of ghost number three and dimension zero, whose Taylor expansion in the global parameters $(e^\alpha ,\widetilde{e}^{\alpha \dot{\alpha}},\overline{e}^{\dot{\alpha}})$ reads $$\begin{array}{ccc}
\widetilde{\omega } & = & \;\omega ^3\;+\;\;\omega ^{2\;\alpha }\;e_\alpha
\;+\;\;\overline{\omega }_{\;\dot{\alpha}}^2\;\overline{e}^{\dot{\alpha}}\;+\;\widetilde{\omega }_{\;\;\dot{\alpha}}^{2\;\alpha }\;\widetilde{e}_\alpha ^{\dot{\alpha}}\;+\;\widetilde{\omega }_{\;\;\dot{\alpha}}^{1\;\alpha }\;e_\alpha \;\overline{e}^{\dot{\alpha}} \\anomaly are $$\begin{array}{lll}
s\;K^0 & = & \overline{D}_{\dot{\alpha}}\overline{K}_{\;}^{1\;\dot{\alpha}}\;, \\
&  &  \\
s\;\overline{K}_{\;\dot{\alpha}}^1\; & = & \left( 2D^\alpha \overline{D}_{\dot{\alpha}}\;+\;\overline{D}_{\dot{\alpha}}D^\alpha \right) \;K_{\;\alpha
}^{2\;}\;, \\
&  &  \\
s\;K^{2\;\alpha } & = & D^\alpha \;K^3\;, \\
&  &  \\
s\;K^3\; & = & \;0\;,
\end{array}
\label{desc-chiral}$$ with the constraints $$\begin{array}{c}
\overline{D}^2\;K_\alpha ^2\;=\;0\;, \\
\\
\overline{D}^2\;D^\alpha \;K^3\;=\;D^2\;\overline{D}^{\dot{\alpha}}\;K^3\;=\;0\;.
\end{array}
\label{constraints}$$ Recalling then the result of the previous section, for $K^3$ we have $$K^3\;=\;\;\left( Tr\frac{c^3}3\;+\;Tr\frac{\overline{c}^3}3\right)
+\;s\;\Delta ^2\;,  \label{newc3}$$ for some local power series $\Delta ^2$. It is interesting to observe that in this case the constraints (\[constraints\]) fix completely the trivial part of $K^3$, giving for instance $$s\;\Delta ^2\;=\;0\;.$$ Acting with the operator $\zeta _\alpha $ on both sides of the last of the eqs.(\[desc-chiral\]) and making use of the decomposition (\[super-dec\]), for $K_\alpha


to some technical details concerning the introduction of the global parameters $e^\alpha $, $\overline{e}^{\dot{\alpha}}$ and $\widetilde{e}^{\alpha \dot{\alpha}}$. As it has been already underlined, these parameters have been introduced in order to project the algebraic relations (\[delta definition\])-(\[commutators\]) on the equations of motion of N=1 super Yang-Mills. This has been achieved by requiring that the conditions (\[basis\]) are fulfilled. In addition, as it is apparent from the construction of Section IV, the introduction of these global parameters, while collecting all the algebraic relations (\[delta definition\])-(\[commutators\]) into a unique extended generalized operator $\widetilde{d}$ (see equation (\[dtilde1\])), is of great relevance in order to cast the BRS transformations of the superfields and the full system of superspace consistency conditions (\[desc-count1\]), (\[desc-chiral\]) and (\[desc-gauge\]) into a unique equation. The latter has thecontractility^[@R23]^. We measured force-induced RhoA activity in cells in the presence or absence of LKB1 or AMPK. Application of tensile force to E-cadherin stimulated RhoA activation in an LKB1- and AMPK-dependent manner ([Fig. 3g](#F3){ref-type="fig"}). To determine if increases in RhoA were propagated to changes in contractility, we analyzed MLC phosphorylation at a regulatory Ser19 site^[@R24]^. MLC phosphorylation increased 2.7-fold in response to force ([Fig 3h](#F3){ref-type="fig"}). Inhibition of AMPK or LKB1 abrogated these effects ([Fig. 3g, 3h](#F3){ref-type="fig"}, [S2d, and S2e](#SD2){ref-type="supplementary-material"}). Taken together, these findings demonstrate that AMPK is required to increase RhoA-mediated contractility when E-cadherin experiences force.

These observations raise the question why cells activate a master regulator of metabolism, such as AMPK, to modulate contractility. When cells experience force, elevations in enzymatic activity, actin polymerization, and actomyosin contractility facilitate


In support of a role for AMPK, we found that A-769662, an AMPK activator, increased E-cadherin and F-actin enrichment in cell-cell junctions ([Fig. S4a](#SD4){ref-type="supplementary-material"}). To directly test the role for LKB1 and AMPK, we applied shear stress to MCDK cells and monitored F-actin and E-cadherin enrichment in cell-cell junctions using immunofluorescence. A 2.0-fold increase E-cadherin deposition in cell-cell junctions ([Fig. 5a and b](#F5){ref-type="fig"}) and a 3.8-fold increase in junctional actin were observed in cells exposed to shear ([Fig 5a and c](#F5){ref-type="fig"}). These increases were blocked by shRNAs against LKB1 or inhibitors of AMPK ([Fig 5a-c](#F5){ref-type="fig"}). Similarly, inhibiting glucose metabolism (by incubating cells in low glucose containing media) or blocking ATP synthesis (using Oligomycin A or Carbonyl cyanide-4-(trifluoromethoxy)phenylhydrazone) dramatically impaired junctional enrichment of F-actin and E-cadherin in shear stress50 mM NaCl, 1% triton X-100, 5mM EDTA, 50 mM NaF, 20 μg/ml aprotinin, 2 mM Na~3~VO~4~, and 1 mM PMSF). Clarified cell lysates were incubated with 6 μg of E-cadherin (HECD-1, Invitrogen) or a 1:100 dilution of a polyclonal LKB1 (Cell Signaling 27D10) antibody, and the resulting antibody complexes were recovered with Protein G or Protein A agarose (Sigma). To immunoprecipitate AMPK, cells were lysed in ice-cold RIPA buffer (50 mM Tris-HCl, pH 7.4, 1% NP-40, 0.5% Na-deoxycholate, 0.1% SDS, 150 mM NaCI, 2mM EDTA, 50mM NaF, 20 μg/ml aprotinin, 2 mM Na~3~VO~4~, and 1 mM PMSF). Clarified lysates were incubated with a 1:100 dilution of a polyclonal antibody against AMPK (Cell Signaling 2532). The complexes were recovered with Protein A agarose (Sigma).

Pulldown assays {#S11}
---------------

Force was applied


CrkL was recognized with a polyclonal antibody raised against the C-terminus of human CrkL (C-20, Santa Cruz Biotechnology @ 1:250 dilution) and phospho-CrkL was immunoblotted with a polyclonal antibody that recognizes CrkL phosphorylated at Y207 (3181S, Cell Signaling Technology @ 1:1000 dilution). Phosphorylated myosin light chain (MLC) was detected with antibodies against phosphorylated serine 19 (3671, Cell Signaling @ 1:1000 dilution). MLC was also recognized with an antibody from Cell Signaling Technology (3672 @ 1:1000 dilution). The blots were visualized using chemoluminescence detection reagents (Pierce), and the signal was detected on x-ray film (Kodak) or a GE Image Quant LAS 400 Imager. Immunoblots were quantified using the ImageJ program, which measures the integrated density of bands corrected for background. Shown is the average ratio density from at leastintensity from the untreated samples and is depicted as the average of 3 independent experiments.

Glucose uptake assays {#S15}
---------------------

Glucose uptake was measured using a kit from Cayman Chemical (600470). To determine uptake in response to tensile forces, 1.0×10^5^ cells/well were plated in 24-well plates and grown for two days. One hour prior to assay, cells were transferred to PBS with and without Compound C (10 μM, Sigma) or 200μg/mL HECD-1 (Invitrogen). 50 μg of Dynabeads Protein A (Invitrogen) coated in 0.4 μg Fc-E-cadherin or IgG were incubated with cells for 45 minutes at 37°C. Just prior to applying force on cells, 33 μg of glucose derivative (2-NBDG) was added to each well. Force was applied to beads for 10 minutes, and then the cells were permitted to recover for


in [Supplementary Figure 5](#SD5){ref-type="supplementary-material"}.](nihms871042f2){#F2}

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an overhaul of Obama’s anti-terror powers. Justin Amash and Rand Paul give me hope that the GOP may be open to this. The best thing about reigning in Obama’s police state would be exposing the lie that the Democrats are the party of civil liberties and personal freedom.

That’s just for starters. There are other things: more spending cuts, reigning in Obama’s foreign policy and executive power excesses, a symbolic repeal of Obamacare (symbolic because it will be vetoed). But I see the above as doable and I see it as proving the GOP’s supposed small-government bona fides. If they’re serious, they will do something along these lines.

I have no doubt that the Republicans will run into opposition from the President. In fact, his petulant press conference seemed toformer Secretary of State and Heir Apparent to his unpopular agenda.

That’s something you can run in 2016. That’s something that might bring my vote in 2016. Until then, I will remain skeptical of the GOP and their commitment to small government.

Quick: What do Republicans want in exchange for ending the government shutdown? If you know the answer, congratulations — because Republicans sure don’t.

…

we’ve gone from defunding Obamacare . . . to delaying Obamacare . . . to delaying parts of Obamacare . . . to funding the government piecemeal without touching Obamacare at all. If Republicans have already conceded the defunding of Obamacare, what’s the point of keeping the government closed? Why on earth would the GOP pass “clean” bills to fund individual parts of the government but


we don’t expect to be accessible to a simple lattice gas algorithm of Eq. (\[fullLG\]) with a local collision operator. Such extensions will be subject of future research, but are outside the scope of the current paper.

The local number of particles in lattice cell $x$ at time $t$ is give by $$N(x,t) = \sum_j \Delta_x(x_j(t)).$$ This is consistent with the lattice gas definition of the local density because $$\begin{aligned}
  N(x,t) &= \sum_i n_i(x,t)\\
  &= \sum_i \sum_j \Delta_x(x_j(t))\Delta_{x-v_i}(x_j(t-\Delta t))\\
  &= \sum_j \Delta_x(x_j(t)).\end{aligned}$$ The last equality follows because $$\sum_i \Delta_{x-v_i}(x_j(t-\Delta t)) = 1,$$ *i.e.* every particle will be found somewhere on the lattice. Note that we have not yet restricted the velocity set. We will use as many velocities as needed. Mass conservation of Eq. (\[masscons\]) isequilibrium behavior.

MDLG for an two-dimensional Lennard-Jones gas
=============================================

As a test case we use for our underlying MD simulations particles interacting with the standard Lennard-Jones interaction potential, which is given by $$V(x)=4\epsilon\left[\left(\frac{\sigma}{x}\right)^{12}-\left(\frac{\sigma}{x}\right)^6\right].$$ The interaction strength is controlled by $\epsilon$ and the spatial scaling by $\sigma$. If $m$ is the mass of a particle we can construct the time-scale $$\tau=\sqrt{\frac{m\sigma^2}{\epsilon}}.$$ We performed a molecular dynamics simulation using LAMMPS for $100\,000$ particles in a two-dimensional box with the length of $1000\sigma$, corresponding to a nominal volume fraction of 0.0785 if we approximate the particles as circles with diameter $\sigma$. The system was initialized with a homogeneous distribution of particles with a kinetic energy corresponding to a temperature of 50 in the LJ units defined above. This corresponds to a gas at a


set and summation over repeated Greek indices is implied. In this article we focus on the question whether this form of an equilibrium distribution is compatible with a concrete MDLB implementation.

This collision operator together with the local equilibrium distribution implies mass and momentum conservation $$\begin{aligned}
  \sum_i \Omega_i &=0,\label{massconsLB}\\
  \sum_i v_{i\alpha} \Omega_i &=0.\label{momentumconsLB}\end{aligned}$$ which is consistent with the typical conditions for lattice gases of Eqs. (\[masscons\]) and (\[momentumcons\]).

In the following we will examine the MDLG method for the example of a hot, dilute gas. For this lattice gas we examine the resulting distribution functions and see under which circumstances this lattice gas can reproduce (to some approximation) the lattice Boltzmann method equilibrium distribution Eq. (\[eqn:f0lb\]).

Relation of MDLG equilibrium functions to lattice Boltzmann equilibria
======================================================================

We are now in a1/12. The second effect of discretization is more complicated, particularly for small $a^2$. But for $a^2>0.2$ this effect quickly converges to another offset in $a^2$ of $1/12$. Together they make up the offset of $1/6$, seen repeatedly in our numerical results of Figs. \[fig:fi\], \[fig:Psi\], \[fig:f3\], and \[fig:tet\].

Outlook
=======

In this paper we have introduced a new tool for comparing the results of Molecular Dynamics simulations with those of coarse-grained lattice gas or lattice Boltzmann methods. It consists of re-interpreting the MD results as a lattice gas which we call the MDLG. The dynamics of this special kind of lattice gas is entirely given by the MD simulation, and therefore will be able to give a coarse-grained picture for any results that are obtainable with MD simulations.

Here we focus entirely


on the averaged equilibrium behavior and show that there exists a close connection between the equilibria of lattice Boltzmann methods and the equilibrium for the MDLG method, when applied to a hot dilute gas. We were able to determine this equilibrium distribution analytically and were able to verify this analytical solution with the results of the MDLG method. Importantly there is a surprisingly good agreement between our equilibrium distribution and the standard lattice Boltzmann result for carefully chosen (and analytically known) pairs of time and space discretizations $\Delta t$ and $\Delta x$. We were able to understand the observed offset of $1/6$ in the dimensionless measure of the mean squared displacement $a^2$ in terms of our discretization procedure.

This opens the way for a more careful analysis of theperiod. In this process keywords and index terms used to describe papers relevant to the aim of the review were identified and organised ([Table 1](#ijerph-17-03861-t001){ref-type="table"}). The search strategy was discussed, modified and approved by authors T.D., Z.M., J.U. and T.F. Following a preliminary search in ProQuest for key words in the title, abstract, and full text, relevant findings were limited amongst the results. Relevant key words were found in the titles with the abstract and full-text searches not meeting the inclusion criteria. Literature searches were then conducted across the identified databases using the key words within the title field. The results were downloaded and saved in an Endnote library for further screening and examination. Finally, the reference list of all identified reports and articles were examined for additional


In this review we used Atkinson et al.'s standards for reporting literature searches, indicating inclusion criteria and making research syntheses more transparent and easy to replicate \[[@B22-ijerph-17-03861]\].

2.2. Quality Assessment {#sec2dot2-ijerph-17-03861}
-----------------------

The majority \[[@B17-ijerph-17-03861]\] of the studies included in this review involved qualitative approaches. However, there are wide variations in understandings and criteria of what constitutes quality in qualitative research, which makes quality assessment challenging \[[@B23-ijerph-17-03861],[@B24-ijerph-17-03861]\]. In addition, previous authors reported the dearth of research focusing on the health care experiences of the GSD population in accessing much needed services such as health, social and aged care \[[@B25-ijerph-17-03861]\]. The secondary aim of this review was also to understand what research exists concerning the views and experiences of older GSD women in accessing health, social and aged care services. As such,                    (Title) AND 'health need' (title) OR 'health access' (title) OR 'health care' (title) OR 'health services accessibility' (title) OR 'social service' (title) OR 'aged care '(title) OR retirement (title) 'residential care' (title) OR 'nursing home' (title) OR 'home care' (title) OR 'community membership' (title) OR belonging (title)
  Study type   Primary research including qualitative, quantitative and mixed method designs


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at $5 per month, this means that they have something like 2 million users ...
considering all the other backup solutions available (including far more
secure solutions), it seems quite possible that their growth will stall or
slow down as their target market is going to be relatively small and already
saturated and you can't go much lower than $5 a month to continue competing on
price alone. Incidentally, I noticed that their website actually says "as low
as $3.96 per month" ... so they are continuing to push the limit on price. I'm
not sure that a price war / race to zero is the optimal strategy for this
business ... this is like trying market the world's cheapest helmet or life
vest - how many people would seriously want that?

~~~
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FWIW, the $10 million number isQ:

Arbitrary unions of open sets

If $A_{\alpha}$ are open, what about finite unions? Countable unions? All unions?
My answer:
Any union of open sets is open. If $x\in\cup_{\alpha}A_{\alpha}$, then by definition of union, $x\in A_{\alpha}$ for some particular $\alpha$. Since $A_{\alpha}$ is open, then there exists an open set $V$ such that $a\in V\subset A_{\alpha}$. Then (again by definition of union) $V\subset\cup_{\alpha}A_{\alpha}$. The same argument holds for infinitely many open sets.
I am not sure if I am right but any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

A:

Yes, the union of any collection of open sets is open. This is one of the axioms of topology.
Your proof is essentially correct, but you can improve it by noting that since $A_\alpha$ is open you can just take $V=A_\alpha$ as your open set.


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concluded that the imposition of private letters of reprimand was a sufficient sanction to

impose.   A major factor in the board’s decision was that the petitioner had been

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voluntarily removedThe DUP have threatened to withdraw from the 'confidence and supply' arrangement that is propping up the British Government over the Irish border issue.

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However, the agreement does not cover the precise outcome of the EU divorce deal.

Both the Irish Government and the EU have consistently warned that Brexit negotiations cannot move on to the next phase until "sufficient progress" is made on the border issue.

Hard border

Ireland has called for


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From a historical perspective, sexual violence was considered as only


implying specifically also the prohibition of rape. But the only enforcement mechanisms were the military commanders themselves, having the right to execute the soldiers immediately.

After World War I, a War Crimes Commission was established in order to bring war criminals before justice. Forced prostitution and rape was seen as grave violation of the customs and laws of war. Under the International Military Tribunal at Nuremberg (IMT) and the International Military Tribunal for the Far East at Tokyo (IMTFE), the spectrum of sexual violence as war crime was widened even though rape was not explicitly mentioned. The transcripts of the trials contain evidence of rape, sexual slavery, sexual torture, forced prostitution, forced sterilization, forced abortion, pornography, sexual mutilation, forced nudity and sexual sadism. But only after the Tokyo Tribunal,Q:

How to conform to an objective c protocol in an existing .h file in Swift?

I am trying to recreate a Ray Wenderlich tutorial in Swift, but using both Swift and Objective C.  The main part (i.e. view controllers and models) is done in Swift and using a bridging header for existing .h and .m classes.
I am having trouble trying to get my swift view controller to conform to a obj-c delegate.
In my .h file I have:
@class RWTRateView;

@protocol RWTRateViewDelegate
- (void)rateView:(RWTRateView *)rateView ratingDidChange:(float)rating;
@end
@interface RWTRateView : UIView
...
@property (assign) id <RWTRateViewDelegate> delegate;

@end

In my swift file I have:
class DetailViewController: UIViewController, UITextFieldDelegate, RWTRateViewDelegate, UIImagePickerControllerDelegate, UINavigationControllerDelegate {

@IBOutlet var rateView : RWTRateView
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    func configureView() {
            // Update the user interface for


       name: s,
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        pid: pid
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  defp get_updated_known_spider_list(known \\ []) do
    new = Crawly.Utils.list_spiders()

    (known ++ new)
    |> Enum.dedup_by(& &1)
  end
end
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government one step forward in providing democratic access to the Internet. Notwithstanding the issue of the mass accessibility and availability of personal electronic devices that people have to use in order to access public networks, government has to recognize that the Internet is an important mechanism in delivering some of its services, and a valuable tool for people’s participation in governance and in democracy,” Ridon said in the explanatory note of HB 1550.

One notable provision of the proposed bill is the absence of restrictions with regard to public Wi-Fi access, in the form of passwords and other similar mechanisms. The bill also seeks to provide Wi-Fi service in public places free of charge.

Other countries, notably Hong Kong, has similar services. So far, only the city of Manila has---
abstract: |
       One of the most remarkable predictions of the general theory of relativity is the existence of black-hole “photonspheres", compact null hypersurfaces on which massless particles can orbit the central black hole. We prove that every spherically-symmetric asymptotically flat black-hole spacetime is characterized by a photonsphere whose radius is bounded from above by $r_{\gamma} \leq
    3M$, where $M$ is the total ADM mass of the black-hole spacetime. It is shown that hairy black-hole configurations conform to this upper bound. In particular, the null circular geodesic of the (bald) Schwarzschild black-hole spacetime saturates the bound.
address:
- 'The Ruppin Academic Center, Emeq Hefer 40250, Israel'
-
- 'The Hadassah Institute, Jerusalem 91010, Israel'
author:
- Shahar Hod
title: 'Upper bound on the radii of black-hole photonspheres'
---

Introduction
============

The geodesic motions


particular, that we do [*not*]{} assume $\delta(r)=0$ (a property which characterizes the familiar Schwarzschild and Reissner-Nordström black-hole spacetimes) and thus our results would be applicable to hairy black-hole configurations as well \[in these spacetimes $\delta(r)\neq 0$, see [@BizCol; @Lavr; @Green; @Stra; @Volkov] and references therein\].

Taking $T^{t}_{t}=-\rho$, $T^{r}_{r}=p$, and $T^{\theta}_{\theta}=T^{\phi}_{\phi}=p_T$, where $\rho$, $p$, and $p_T$ are identified as the energy density, radial pressure, and tangential pressure respectively [@Bond1], the Einstein equations $G^{\mu}_{\nu}=8\pi T^{\mu}_{\nu}$ read $$\label{Eq3}
\mu'=-8\pi r\rho+(1-\mu)/r\  ,$$ and $$\label{Eq4}
\delta'=-4\pi r(\rho +p)/\mu\  ,$$ where the prime stands for differentiation with respect to $r$. (We use natural units in which $G=c=1$.)

Regularity of the event horizon at $r=r_{\text{H}}$ requires [@Nun] $$\label{Eq5}
\mu(r_{\text{H}})=0\ \ \ {\text{with}}\ \ \ \mu'(r_{\text{H}})\geq
0\ ,$$ and $$\label{Eq6}
\delta(r_{\text{H}})<\infty\ \ \ ; \ \ \
\delta'(r_{\text{H}})<\infty\ .$$ From Eqs. (\[Eq3\])would simply enshrine the North’s current capability.

It would, in short, mean that the administration had decided for the foreseeable future, to rely on Cold War-style nuclear deterrence, rather than do what Trump promised: to “solve” the North Korea problem, once and for all.

Read more about:


control thrusters for course correction. Because it couldn't make large course changes with the limited fuel available, the choice of targets was severely constrained:

Mission planners searched for one or more additional Kuiper belt objects (KBOs) of the order of 50–100 km (31–62 mi) in diameter as targets for flybys similar to the spacecraft's Plutonian encounter. However, despite the large population of KBOs, many factors limited the number of possible targets. Because the flight path was determined by the Pluto flyby, and the probe only had 33 kilograms of hydrazine propellant remaining, the object to be visited needed to be within a cone of less than a degree's width extending from Pluto. The target also needed to be within 55 AU, because beyond 55 AU, the communications link willprovide about 10x the specific impulse (fuel efficiency) of chemical rockets, albeit with extremely low thrust. The Dawn mission, for instance, was able to orbit two different dwarf planets in the asteroid belt, which is an unprecedented achievement.


Q:

Fastest way to trim one column's data in large MySQL table

I've inherited a database that has a lot of problems. One of the ones that I'm currently trying to solve is that many of the tables have character primary keys which are padded with spaces to 10 characters.
For the most part, I've been able to update the tables to remove the padding fairly easily. There is one secondary table, though, that has over ten million records. It has a foreign key to one of the tables with the padded primary key.
I want to update all the values of this foreign key column to be their trimmed value. I tried a simple update query.
UPDATE actions SET foreignkey = TRIM(foreignkey);

This gives me the error "The total number of locks exceedsgovernment missed the mark on that issue entirely.

"What I do not understand is why you require two pieces of ID if you're going to be vouched for by somebody else," Kingsley said.

Show me the fraudsters, says Kingsley

Earlier this week in the House of Commons, Prime Minister Stephen Harper suggested there may be voters who use vouching to cast ballots because they "have no intention" of proving their identity.

Listen to The House Listen to the full interview with Jean-Pierre Kingsley Saturday morning at 9 a.m. on CBC Radio One and SiriusXM satellite radio channel 169 - or at cbc.ca/thehouse

But Kingsley called out the prime minister and said if Harper is aware of cases of voter fraud, he should bring that information forward immediately.

"Prime Minister, please tell us who they


there a new contender in the West,
ready to take the spot Arkansas and Auburn may have left vacant this season?

Last week:
9 (beat Auburn 28-10)

7. Tennessee (2-0):
Look who's flinging the ball all over the field with a lot more success all of
a sudden. Tyler Bray is healthy and leads the SEC with 321.5 passing yards a
game. That will put the Florida defense to a test this week in a game Tennessee
sorely needs to re-establish itself as a contender in the East Division. There
may be bigger league games down the road, but this looms as the biggest one so
far.

Last week:
6 (beat Georgia State 51-13)

8. Texas A&M (0-1, 0-1
SEC): Too much tradition and pride in College Station to
put much stock in a moral victory, but the Aggies certainly represented well in
theirof the trustee. In re Carla Leather, 44 B.R. 457, 465 (Bankr.S. D.N.Y.1984), aff'd 50 B.R. 764 (S.D.N.Y. 1985). "Nor is the court `to decide the numerous questions of law and fact raised by [objections] but rather to canvass the issues to see whether the settlement fall[s] below the lowest point in the range of reasonableness.'" Id. quoting In re W.T. Grant Co., 699 F.2d 599, 608 (2d Cr.1983). Moreover, "[b]ecause the bankruptcy judge is uniquely situated to consider the equities and reasonableness of a particular compromise, approval or denial of a compromise will not be disturbed on appeal absent a clear abuse of discretion." Patel, 43 B.R. at 505 (emphasis added) See also In re Neshaminy Office Building Assoc., 62 B.R. 798 (E.D.P.A.1986).
Judge Gerling did not abuse


Increased expression of spinal cord Fos protein induced by bladder stimulation after spinal cord injury.
These studies examined Fos protein expression in spinal cord neurons synaptically activated by stimulation of bladder afferent pathways after spinal cord injury (SCI). In urethan-anesthetized Wistar rats after SCI for 6 wk, intravesical saline distension significantly (P </= 0.005) increased the number of Fos-immunoreactive (IR) cells in the rostrolumbar (L1, 38 cells/section; L2, 29 cells/section) and caudal lumbosacral (L6, 140 cells/section; S1, 110 cells/section) spinal cord compared with control animals, but Fos expression in the L5 segment was not altered. The distribution of Fos-IR cells was also altered in the lumbosacral spinal cord. Significantly greater numbers of Fos-IR cells were distributed in the dorsal commissure and medial and lateral dorsal horn after intravesical distensionThat is a huge increase over anything ever done before and we did that by going after every agency of government,” he says.

He even cites money one his colleagues managed to get for the Olympics from the Department of Education.

When it comes to Romney, everything is always different for him just like you are not supposed to criticize him as he is perfect and has no gaffe moments that he could think of during the debate that he would like to change. Maybe it is because his nature is to flip flop to suit the moment and he doesn't see a problem in pandering. Conservatives are to sit down, shut up, and get on board for Romney to take on Obama as that is his destiny according to


when they do. (11/07/2012)

Quotes

"We will be told that the causes of such violence are complex, and that is true. No single law, no set of laws can eliminate evil from the world or prevent every senseless act of violence in our society, but that can’t be an excuse for inaction. Surely we can do better than this." President Barack Obama, Newtown, CT, 12/16/2012

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"I don't think that the way to correct a spin from the left is to try to impart a spin from the right.... [A]n information flow distorted from the right would be just as much a disservice as distortion from the left. What we really should be after... is accurate information. And I don't see what any conservative or anybody else for that matter has toUsing Mg II Systems'
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quasars: active – quasars: absorption lines –

Introduction
============

Observations of high-$z$ galaxies suggest that the global comoving star-formation rate density peaks at $1\le z\le 2$ and then sharply decreases towards $z\sim0$ (e.g. Madau et al. 1996, Hopkins 2004). The determination of the mass density of the gas and its content (molecules, dust and cold H [i]{} gas) over the same redshift range provides an independent and complementary understanding of the redshift evolution of star-formation at similar epochs. While the H [i]{} content of galaxies can be best probed by surveys of 21-cm emission, limited sensitivity of current radio telescopes does not allow them to reach beyond the local Universe (Zwaan et al. 2005 for $z\sim$0; Verheijen et al. 2007 and Catinella et al. 2008 for direct detections at $z\sim$0.2;


discuss the cooling rate in the absorbing gas and therefore the SFR associated with the DLA. Unfortunately for the time being the above mentioned tracers can not be used to probe the physical state of the absorbing gas at $z{\mbox{\raisebox{-0.3em}{$\stackrel{\textstyle <}{\sim}$}}}1.8$ because the useful transitions are located below the atmospheric cut-off.

Most of our initial understanding of the physical state of H [i]{} gas in the Galactic interstellar medium (ISM) is based on the 21-cm absorption line (see Kulkarni & Heiles 1988 for details). It is widely believed that the spin temperature ($T_{\rm s}$) of the H [i]{} gas is a reliable tracer of the kinetic temperature (see Roy, Chengalur & Srianand 2006 for direct confirmation). The H [i]{} column density for an optically thin cloud that covers a fraction $f_{\rm c}$and its relationship to metal absorption equivalent widths, equivalent width ratios and structure of QSOs at radio wavelengths are discussed in Section 6. In Section 7, we derive the number density per unit redshift of 21-cm absorbers. Using the low-$z$ sample of Lane (2000) we investigate the redshift evolution of the number density of 21-cm absorbers. In Section 8, we explore the relationship between the velocity spread of 21-cm absorption and the equivalent width of the absorption line. Discussion of our results along with a summary are presented in Section 9.

Brief summary of previous 21-cm absorption line surveys
=======================================================

There have been several systematic surveys for 21-cm absorption in DLAs and/or strong metal line absorption systems undertaken by various groups over the past two decades. Briggs & Wolfe (1983) searched 18 Mg [ii]{} systems, with


Source name                                 $W_{\rm r}$()    $W_{\rm r}$()    $W_{\rm r}$()    $W_{\rm r}$()   Flux    Morp.       Ref.
                                                   (Å)            sample has the largest equivalent width, we do not find evidence for a correlation between the two quantities. Indeed, the median $W_{\rm r}$(Mg [ii]{}$\lambda$2796) is 1.85[Å]{} for the systems observed with GMRT and there are only three (out of 9) 21-cm detections from systems having $W_{\rm r}$(Mg [ii]{}$\lambda$2796)$\ge$1.85[Å]{}. As we have reached similar limiting 21-cm optical depth over the whole range of $W_{\rm r}$(Mg [ii]{}$\lambda$2796) sampled by our survey, this can not be due to any artifact introduced by variation of the optical depth limits through the sample.

For comparison with our sample, we summarize in Table \[lanesamp\] the properties of systems with $W_{\rm r}$(Mg [ii]{}$\lambda$2796)$\ge$ 1 [Å]{} in the low-$z$ sample of Lane (2000). The median $W_{\rm r}$(Mg [ii]{}$\lambda$2796) and redshift in this subsample is [1.75]{} [Å]{} and =0.7. There are 2 and 5


r}\ge1\AA\,$ systems with log $N$(H [i]{}) $\ge$ 19.74 for the $\le$1.0 and $>$1.0 is 50$\pm$10% and 75$\pm$15% respectively. Thus the decrease in n$_{21}$ for ${\cal{T}}_{\rm o}$ = 0.3 is unlikely to be due to the evolution in column density amongst the Mg [ii]{} absorbers. Further we have shown that the fraction of 21-cm absorbers in our sample does not depend strongly on radio morphology (see Table \[tabdndz\]). The available data are therefore consistent with the CNM fraction of neutral H [i]{} in Mg [ii]{} systems being smaller at higher redshifts. This will also be consistent with the results of Ménard et al. (2008) who found the dust content of the strong Mg [ii]{} absorbers to be increasing with the cosmic time over the redshift range of $0.4 < z < 2.2$.

Velocity spread of 21-cm absorption
===================================

In this Section we investigateand consistent with the idea that the Mg [ii]{} equivalent width is mostly correlated with the overall kinematics of the gas in the absorbing system and not with the column density in the component associated with the cold gas. When high spectral resolution data are available, we note that the 21-cm absorption is not always associated with the strongest Mg [ii]{} component.

As the energy of the 21-cm transition is proportional to $x=\alpha^2 G_p/ \mu$, high resolution optical and 21-cm spectra can be used together to probe the combined cosmological variation of these constants (Tubbs & Wolfe, 1980). Using this technique on scanned data, Tzanavaris et al. (2005) obtained ${\Delta x/ x} = (0.63\pm0.99)\times 10^{-5}$. Our GMRT survey provides systems in a narrow redshift range in which this measurement can be


done. Thus high resolution optical spectroscopy of the corresponding QSOs are suitable to perform this test at $z\sim1.3$.

acknowledgements
================

We thank Rajaram Nityananda for useful discussions and providing Director’s discretionary time on several occassions. We thank the GMRT staff for their co-operation during our observations. The GMRT is an international facility run by the National Centre for Radio Astrophysics of the Tata Institute of Fundamental Research. We acknowledge the use of SDSS spectra from the archive (http://www.sdss.org/). RS and PPJ gratefully acknowledge support from the Indo-French Centre for the Promotion of Advanced Research.

Aldcroft T.L., Bechtold J., Elvis M., 1994, ApJS, 93, 1 Beasley A.J., Gordon D., Peck A.B., Petrov L., MacMillan D.S., Fomalont E.B., Ma C., 2002, ApJS, 141, 13 Briggs F.H., Wolfe A.M., 1983, ApJ, 268, 76 Briggs F.H.,a point of contention/confusion. The enum values are simply mapped to the indices in my BitArray.
public enum RecordInfo { AM_TEST = 0, PM_TEST, TEST_VALIDITY };
public enum RecordAlerts { ALERT1 = 0, ALERT2, ALERT3, ALERT4, VALIDATED = 15 };

Then created this container to hold the actual bits:
public struct TwoBytes<TEnum> where TEnum : struct, IConvertible
{
    private BitArray _bits = new BitArray(2);
}

This seems to work as I need, until I want to index my structure based on an Enum name. So say I have a TwoByte struct called Alerts, and this contains some bit values. If I want to get a specific flag like this:
bool alert3Set = Alerts[RecordAlerts.ALERT3]

I end up with a truly heinous index function. This is what I have in place now:
public bool this[TEnum name]
{


Associations between GPX1 Pro198Leu polymorphism, erythrocyte GPX activity, alcohol consumption and breast cancer risk in a prospective cohort study.
Breast cancer may be related to oxidative stress. Breast cancer patients have been reported to have lower antioxidant enzyme activity than healthy controls and the polymorphism GPX1 Pro198Leu has been associated with risk of lung and breast cancer. The purpose of the present nested case-control study was to determine whether GPX1 Pro198Leu and glutathione peroxidase (GPX) activity in prospectively collected blood samples are associated with breast cancer risk among postmenopausal women and whether GPX activity levels are associated with other known breast cancer risk factors. We matched 377 female breast cancer cases with 377 controls all nested within the prospective 'Diet, Cancer and Health' study of 57 000 Danes. CarriersThe tennis world has understandably recently been focused on the exploits of Japan’s Naomi Osaka. The 21-year-old has, after all, just won the Australian Open and reached the pinnacle of the world rankings. And despite unexpectedly splitting with her coach Sascha Bajin, she looks set to dominate the sport over the coming years. Except that Simona Halep, the woman who Osaka replaced at the top of the rankings tree, appears to have every intention of contesting Osaka’s mastery.

The Romanian has been playing superb tennis all week in Qatar to come through a difficult draw and reach the final, guaranteeing a return to world #2 as a result. After a first-round bye, she began her campaign against Lesia Tsurenko, dismissing the Ukrainian 6-2 6-3 to reach the quarterfinals. There,


Q:

Tomcat JDBC connection pool reaches full capacity with XtraBackup

I'm trying to workout a managed backup scheme on a production database with XtraBackup.
According to our DBA, XtraBackup doesn't lock the database, but issues a series of SHOW TABLE STATUS commands and then works on the file system level.
Still, just as XtraBackup runs my logs start to blow up with connection pool errors:
Error getting database connection:[http-nio-8080-exec-5] Timeout: Pool empty. Unable to fetch a connection in 10 seconds, none available[size:100; busy:100; idle:0; lastwait:10000].
There's some suggestion that turning off innodb-stats-on-metadata might help so we're trying that.
At the same time I want to confirm my connection pool settings are good:
<Resource name="jdbc/mydatabase_master"
          auth="Container"
          type="javax.sql.DataSource"
causing the thread  pool to max out. Adding a higher level of maxActive connections allowed XtraBackup to run without maxing the connection pool.
It also seemed that turning innodb-stats-on-metadata to OFF helped speed up the SHOW TABLE STATUS queries, further lowering the strain on the DB.
Kind of a particular situation, but hopefully this will help anyone if they're in the same situation.


said her eating disorder worsened in high school and was never about weight.

"I hated change, my parents are divorced so it was definitely a control thing," she said.

The Weston Creek resident said a conscious effort to help others in the hospital's psychiatric unit – "anorexia is such a narcissistic thing" – and embracing Christianity helped her change her life and eventually beat the disorder, although she struggled with depression until her 2012 marriage.

Ms Stevens said she wanted her artwork and the simultaneous release of her book The Skeleton Diaries, which covers a three-month period in 2007 including the hospital stay, to encourage others not to lose hope in difficult times.

"I know what it means to go to war with my own thoughts of self-hatred and anxiety," one ofQ:

IdentityServer usage with enterprise applications

I have read IdentityServer documents and see that aims to manage resporce authorizaiton. And I want to learn that can I use this for my enterprise Api? For example I have Finance and IT department controllers in my API. Should I create 2 scopes for them? If I do, after the login screen will show permissions screen. Check or Uncheck Finanace and IT checkboxes. Can I hide these scopes from user?

A:

Scopes model resources, and then you can configure clients to be allowed to request access to those resources. So one reason you break APIs into different scopes is so you can configure which clients can access which APIs. So if you don't want your Finance apps to access the IT APIs, then yes, sounds


Florence-Lauderdale Public Library
Interview with Jay Gregory
June 15, 2011
Florence, Alabama
Conducted by Clint Alley and Rhonda Haygood
Clip 3
Clint Alley: What, what were the conditions on the ship like? I mean, was it, was it like bunks or, I know today it looks like they have sometimes dormitories on board.
Jay Gregory: Yeah, well the destroyer, this one was built in, she was launched in June 14, 1944. There weren’t any dormitories. Let’s see here. We had bunks that were made up of, ah, aluminum pipe probably about an inch in diameter, you know, in a rectangle, an appropriate length and width, you know, probably about twenty, twenty-two inches wide maybe and somewhere around six feet long and it had a piece of canvas lashed inside of that pipe.
CA: Okay.
JG: And thenwant to stay folded and spit-shined, but when it came time to do our job, they were all more vested in, in doing a good job and, and looking good and the benefits that come from doing a good job than politics.
CA: Um-hm, yeah.
JG: Didn’t affect me, didn’t affect anything.
CA: Yeah.
JG: They might have cried to their mom; I don’t know. But it didn’t affect the way we worked.
CA: Yeah.
JG: Yeah.
CA: Yeah.

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Florence-Lauderdale Public Library
Interview with Jay Gregory
June 15, 2011
Florence, Alabama
Conducted by Clint Alley and Rhonda Haygood
Clip 3
Clint Alley: What, what were the conditions on the ship like? I mean, was it, was


done with your duties off the coast there by ’71 you said.
JG: Yep.
CA: Okay, did you go back to Hawaii after that?
JG: Yep, I went back to Hawaii and on the way back to Hawaii I reenlisted and got another school for that.
CA: Hm.
JG: Where—“B” school it’s called and just went into more of the same, but advanced electronics, calculus, trig, Boolean algebra, digital logic, you know, and really dug into the whole electronics thing. That was about a thirty-some week school, I think, or maybe it was twenty-four, can’t remember. So then, that was back up at Great lakes and then after that I went to the DD836, the George K. McKenzie and she was out at San Diego. CA: Okay. So that would have been aboutexample [@Ziegler; @MEPP; @Dewar1; @Dewar2; @Dewar_book; @Jaynes1; @Jaynes2; @Grinstein; @Bruers; @Niven; @Croatica]. This paper provides an application.

In order to derive the viscosity of a dilute gas, we shall study a dilute gas confined between two parallel plates where the bottom plate is stationary and the top plate is subject to a constant shear stress. Let the dilute gas be subject to three restrictions: (1) the density $\rho$ or $n$ is constant, and so we can write the number of molecules as $N=nA\Delta z$, where $A$ is the cross-sectional area and $\Delta z$ is the height of the dilute gas; (2) $N$ is large, $N\gg 1$, and so we can apply some approximations; (3) the shear stress is small, and so only laminar flow appears, and the velocity gradient


    %\left(\frac{dv_x}{dz}\right)_{R}(t)=
\frac{dv_x}{dz}\exp\left(-\frac{t}{\tau}\right),$$ where $\tau$ is the minimum possible relaxation time. $\tau$ is approximately $\lambda/\bar{v}$. To see why the relaxation is exponential and why $\tau\approx \lambda/\bar{v}$, let us study an example of a dilute gas that has height $2\lambda_z$ and is confined between two plates moving in opposite directions at the same speed. A velocity gradient will be established across the dilute gas. Suppose that the two moving plates are suddenly detached from the dilute gas, the velocity gradient will relax gradually at the maximum rate. Let us view the dilute gas as two layers each having height $\lambda_z$, and study their relative velocity. The relative velocity will relax as a result of the momentum exchange between the two layers, but theGive prob of sequence xl.
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Also note that there are fees in using online payment systems like these and that different systems have different pay structures. For example, Authorize.net has the $99 setup fee and then charges $20 per month plus a $0.10 per-transaction fee. Stripe charges 2.9% + $0.30 per transaction with no setup or monthly fees. Fees for mobile payment solutions with a physical card reader such as Square may go up much higher.

Among various online payment systems, I picked Stripe because it was recommended on the Code4Lib listserv. One of the advantages for using Stripe is that it acts as


this code calls for the function, stripeResponseHandler(). This function, stripeResponseHandler() checks if the Stripe server did not return any error upon receiving the payment information and, if no error has been returned, attaches the token information to the form and submits the form.

The server-side PHP script then checks if the Stripe token has been received and, if so, creates a charge to send it to Stripe as shown below. I am using PHP here, but Stripe API supports many other languages than PHP such as Ruby and Python. So you have many options. The real payment amount appears here as part of the charge array in line 326. If the charge succeeds, the payment success message is stored in a div to be displayed.

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[VIDEO] Chicago Cop Indicted for Shooting at Car Full Of Black Teens

A Chicago police officer has been indicted on federal civil rights charges for shooting into a car full of teenagers, marking the first time federal authorities have brought charges against one of the city’s officers for a shooting in the last 15 years.

Officer Marco Proano, 41, was captured on video shooting repeatedly into the car as it backed away from him on the South Side in December 2013, wounding two teens inside.

In an indictment announced Friday, Proano was charged with two counts of deprivation of rights under the color of law alleging he used unreasonable force. He is free on his own recognizance and due to make his first appearance in federal court Thursday, court records show.

Theofficers near 95th and LaSalle streets when one passenger fled.

In footage taken by a camera in a squad car, Proano can be seen walking quickly toward the teens’ car with his gun pointed sideways at them in his left hand. He then backed away briefly as the car reversed away from the officer. Proano then raised his gun with both hands and opened fire, the video showed.

The suit alleged that Proano fired more than a dozen shots.

One teen was shot in the shoulder and grazed on his forehead and cheek, according to the lawsuit. Another teen was shot in his left hip and right heel. A third teen was taken to the ground by one of the officers, causing an injury to his right eye, the suit alleged.

According


"Love Gears" - An Inspiring New Gear-Simulation Puzzle Game Now Available on the Android Market

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substance holding device is that it attaches a magnetic workpiece to a holding face using strong magnetic force from a permanent magnet, and detaches the magnetic workpiece from the holding face by controlling the magnetic flux from the permanent magnet so that no magnetic flux flows through the holding face.
The method for controlling the magnetic flux from the permanent magnet may include rotating another permanent magnet which is rotatably installed to control the magnetic flux, employing an additional electromagnet to control the magnet flux, or the like.
The applicant of the present invention has already proposed a magnetic substance holding device employing an additional electromagnet (see International Publication No. WO 2012/039548). In addition, the applicant of the present invention has proposed an improved magnetic substance holding device (see Korean           (http://sourceforge.net/projects/linuxquota).
jqfmt=<quota type>  These options tell filesystem details about quota
usrjquota=<file>    so that quota information can be properly updated
grpjquota=<file>    during journal replay. They replace the above
            quota options. See documentation in the quota-tools
            package for more details
            (http://sourceforge.net/projects/linuxquota).

With regards to you worry that updating the quota file may lead to more wear and tear, yes it contributes, but the not nearly as much as you may think. Not every update to the file-system leads to an immediate update of


the *.quota files. Doing that would halve the actual IO performance of the disk (when each modified block written to disk would trigger writes to the quota files as well), regardless of whether or not it's a SSD or spinning disk.
The impact of quota on the SSD life-time will be marginal, because the assigned quota and current quota usage, changes and transgressions are maintained by the kernel and the *.quota files are only infrequently updated with the current quota stats. Hence the reason strong recommendation to run quotacheck each time the system boots and mounts non-valid filesystems (which is most likely to happen after a system crash and then the quota status must be suspect as well).
There are two sysctl settings to tune quota behaviour bybut for us grown ups :-)

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Thanks Celeste. This is my first time to have read this poem. And boy, am I glad you shared it today.

Hi Celeste, what a sweet story, a scary thought for me though with my son going to Afghanstan in March. How true it is about what people say, words can hurt so bad. We really need to get this war over and bring our troops home!Love ya, ShirlShirls Rose Cottage

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using the Canu assembler version 1.2 ([@B6]). The final assembled genome consisted of 451 Mbp in 4,577 contigs, with 12.7× mean coverage. The largest contig size was 3,055,912 bp. Scaffolds (2,396) were generated using SSPACE-LongRead ([@B7]). The *N*~50~ of the contigs was 250,325 bases, and the *N*~50~ of the scaffolds was 606,288 bases. The G+C content of the Sf9 genome was 36.53%. The size of the Sf9 genome was in the range expected of lepidopteran genomes; however, it was larger than that of the Sf21 cell line (385 Mbp), which was obtained using Illumina short-read sequence technology ([@B8]).

Repeat elements were identified in Sf9 scaffolds using Repeat Masker version 4.0.7 (<http://www.repeatmasker.org/>) using Arthropoda as the query species, with default parameters. There were 4,096 retroelements, which consisted of non-LTR elements and LTRose -23 - 3 = -q. Does 8 divide q?
False
Suppose -4*i + 15 = x - i, 4*x - 5*i = 9. Let v(m) = m**2 - 8*m - 6. Let j be v(x). Is (-60)/j + (-1)/3 a multiple of 3?
True
Let d = -58 - -289. Does 12 divide d?
False
Suppose 0 = 5*g + g - 738. Does 27 divide g?
False
Let i(w) = w**2 - 2*w + 3*w**2 - 5 - 3*w**2. Let m(l) = -l**2 + 9*l - 9. Let y be m(7). Is i(y) a multiple of 10?
True
Let q = 24 - 20. Suppose -o + 3*l + 14 = -1, 13 = o - 2*l. Suppose 0 = -o*a + q*a + 115. Is a a multiple of 13?
False
Suppose -2*h = h - 15.


- 4. Let q be c(3). Let h(u) = -1 + 2*u - 2 + q*u. Is 14 a factor of h(8)?
False
Let p(n) = n**3 - 4*n**2 + 3*n + 4. Let d be p(3). Suppose 3 = 5*f - d*f, -2*h - 2*f - 192 = 0. Let s = h - -141. Is 15 a factor of s?
False
Suppose 315 = 5*p + 125. Does 12 divide p?
False
Suppose -b + 40 = -6*b. Let v(j) = j + 10. Let s be v(b). Suppose -w + s*w - 36 = 0. Is w a multiple of 15?
False
Suppose 0 = 2*v + s - 117, 10*s - 5*s = 3*v - 182. Does 16 divide v?
False
Let y(x) = 9*x - 26. Is y(18) a multiple of 24?
False
Let cbe (-380)/(-12) - (-1)/3. Suppose 0 = i + i - c. Let k = -5 + i. Is 11 a factor of k?
True
Let r(f) = -f**2 + 8*f + 3. Let l be r(6). Does 22 divide (-532)/(-6) - 10/l?
True
Let x be -2*(2/(-4) - 1). Let g be (x/2)/((-6)/36). Let t = g + 29. Is t a multiple of 10?
True
Let a(x) = -7*x + 10. Let d be a(-12). Suppose -2*m = 3*t - 59, 3*t - 4*m = m + d. Does 15 divide t?
False
Let n = 6 + -2. Suppose 4*i + 13 = n*v + v, 3*v - 4*i - 3 = 0. Suppose -v*a + 41 = -49. Does 6 divide a?
True
Let c(n) be the first derivative of -n - 2 -


35 = b. Is b a multiple of 28?
False
Let b(t) = -t**3 + 7*t**2 + 7*t. Let g = 13 - 7. Is 26 a factor of b(g)?
True
Suppose 0*k + 5*k - 40 = 0. Suppose 12 = -4*o + k*o. Does 2 divide o?
False
Let z(d) = d**3 + 4*d**2 - 6*d - 2. Let s(m) = -2*m + 3. Let g be s(4). Let x be z(g). Suppose -x*h + 0*h + 12 = 0. Does 2 divide h?
True
Let t = 78 - 71. Is 4 a factor of t?
False
Suppose 319 = 2*n + 83. Suppose -3*l + l - 3*p + 51 = 0, -2*p = -5*l + n. Does 12 divide l?
True
Let t be (-4)/8*(-1 - 3). Suppose -t*o - 2*r + 18 = 0,m a multiple of 9?
True
Does 6 divide 4 + (-517 + 5)/(-4)?
True
Let b(p) = 2*p**2 + p - 2. Let s be b(2). Let z = s - -1. Let m(v) = -v**3 + 9*v**2 + 5*v - 5. Does 14 divide m(z)?
False
Suppose -424 = -3*j + 2*i + 2*i, -3 = 3*i. Is j a m


                          Magistrate Judge.
       Defendant‐Appellee.

                                        ORDER

       Aimee Apke, a 37‐year‐old former cashier, nurse assistant, and in‐home health
care provider, suﬀers from fibromyalgia and other physical and mental health
impairments. She applied for disability insurance benefits and supplemental security
income claiming she was unable to work due to chronic pain and severe symptoms
from her fibromyalgia. The Socialsequential, five‐step process. See 20 C.F.R. §§ 404.1520(a), 416.920(a).
First, the ALJ must determine whether the claimant was engaged in substantial gainful
activity. 20 C.F.R. §§ 404.1520(b), 416.920(b). Second, the ALJ must assess whether the
claimant has a medically determinable impairment that is “severe” or a combination of
impairments that is “severe.” 20 C.F.R. §§ 404.1520(c), 416.920(c). Third, the ALJ must
evaluate whether the claimant’s impairment or combination of impairments is of a
severity to meet or medically equal the criteria of an impairment listed in the
regulations. 20 C.F.R. §§ 404.1520(d), 404.1525, 404.1526, 416.920(d), 416.925, 416.926.
Before moving onto the next step, the ALJ must also consider the claimant’s residual
functional capacity, which is assessed by considering all claimed impairments including
those that are not severe. 20 C.F.R. §§ 404.1520(e), 404.1545, 416.920(e), 416.945. Next, the
ALJ must determine


which she performed after her
alleged disability onset date—were considered. The ALJ also considered Apke’s
disclosed medical treatment, noting she received only minor doses of prescription
medications and injections. After weighing this evidence, the ALJ concluded that these
reported activities and treatments were inconsistent with Apke’s allegations of
debilitating pain. See e.g., Gebauer, 801 Fed. Appx. at 410 (This court aﬃrmed the ALJ’s
evaluation of claimant’s fibromyalgia symptoms when the ALJ relied on “a lack of
No. 19‐2582                                                                      Page 8

evidence… [of] symptoms associated with the pain that would prevent her from
performing sedentary work.”).

       Apke also claims the ALJ failed to fully consider the severity of her fibromyalgia
limitations. She points to the opinion of Dr. Darrell Snyder, a state agency consultant,
who opined that Apke had “moderate limitations” in her ability to perform activities
within a schedule, maintain regular attendance, and be reasonably punctual. But Dr.
Snyder concluded that Apke “could tolerate normal work expectations” so long as
additional expectations were not placed upon her. Dr. Snyder found no limitations to
Apke’s overall ability to perform a range of simple work. See e.g., Urbanek v. Saul, 796
Fed. Appx. 910, 915 (7th Cir. 2019)


a delicious yoga flow.

Finding The Balance

24:43 | Zephyr Wildman

Discover why some days are more blissful than others and how yoga can help you experience this balanced state more often. Tip: It’s to do with your breath! You may need a yoga belt or a scarf for the movement practice.

Body Intelligence

22:07 | Zephyr Wildman

A rounded flow with some light back bends to help you shine from your heart and make more loving choices. You will be invited to reflect on how thought patterns are held in the physical body and commit to positive thinking whilst practicing yoga.

Meditation On Letting Go

11:05 | Zephyr Wildman

Embracing and acknowledging that sixth sense of intuition is the goal of this meditation practice; finding solace and even confidence within ourselves, even though the world aroundrepresentativeas well as being a longstanding officer of the Federation ([@ref2]).

EFMI conferences generate free-full-text proceedings that provide a long term reference as well as enhance the scientific gravitas of the occasion; the front piece of the proceedings of this SRC is reproduced below ([Figure 2](#F2){ref-type="fig"}) ([@ref3]).

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There There was a great range of material at the conference and those selected are the personal choice of the EFMI Publications Officer. There were several examples from paediatrics: Firstly, there were excellent presentations on the development and use an app to connect parents to a paediatric emergency department. This app appeared to both manage parental expectations as well as workflow ([@ref4]).

We also had described how comparisons between general