0.45 mm^3^and 51.1 ± 0.45 mm^3^, respectively.

![**A. Neocortical volume is normally distributed**. **B**. Mean ± SEM neocortical volume in BXD RI lines (gray bars) and their parental strains, C57BL/6J (black bars) and DBA/2J (white bars).](1471-2202-10-44-1){#F1}

There is no significant left/right asymmetry in the neocortex
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We computed an asymmetry coefficient *δ*~*asymm*~by subtracting the volume of the left from right hemisphere and dividing by one half of the total volume. To determine whether there were overall asymmetric biases irrespective of direction, we calculated an absolute asymmetry coefficient (*δ*~*abs*~) by taking the absolute value of *δ*~*asymm*~. We computed the distribution of both *δ*~*asymm*~and *δ*~*abs*~for the neocortex (mean ± SEM = -0.007 ± 0.003 and 0.039 ± 0.002 mm^3^, respectively). ANOVA with strain as the independent measure and *δ*~*asymm*~and *δ*~*abs*~as the dependent measures revealed1. Field of the Invention
An aspect of the present invention relates to an information storage medium including a plurality of recording layers, and more particularly, to an information storage medium, i.e., an optical disk, including a dedicated area for a predetermined purpose in an outer circumferential area thereof, and a recording/reproducing apparatus and method.
2. Description of the Related Art
Optical disks are information storage mediums widely used in optical pick-up devices, which record/reproduce information in a contactless manner. Optical disks are divided into compact disks (CDs) and digital versatile disks (DVD) according to data recording capacity. Optical disks that can be recorded, deleted, and reproduced include 650 MB CD-Rs, CD-rewritables (RWs), 4.7 GB DVD+R/RWs, DVD-random access memories (RAMs), and DVD-R/RWs. Optical disks dedicated for data reproduction include 650 MB


anti-iNOS polyclonal antibody (1∶20, M-19; Santa Cruz Biotechnology) and a sheep anti-ChAT polyclonal antibody (1∶20, Ab18207; Abcam) in 1% BSA in TBS-Tween overnight at 4°C. The immunoreactivities to iNOS and ChaT were visualized using a chicken anti-rabbit AlexaFluor 488 nm- and a donkey anti-sheep AlexaFluor 594 nm-conjugated secondary antibodies. Immunohistochemical studies for all sections were stained with DAPI (1∶1000; Invitrogen) and mounted in Mowiol 4--88 (Sigma). Secondary antibody in 1% BSA in TBS-Tween without primary antibody was used as a negative control to detect the specificity of immunofluorescence. Images were acquired as above.

Drugs {#s2d}
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All drugs were made up as stock solutions in distilled water, frozen for storage, and diluted 1∶1000 in aCSF to their final bath concentration. 2-amino-3-(5-methyl-3-oxo-1,2- oxazol-4-yl)propanoic acid (AMPA) and N-methyl-D-aspartic acid (NMDA) were supplied bytest, p\<0.05; [figure 4](#pone-0053814-g004){ref-type="fig"}). Tone measurements of BFB were higher in 2 h SD (0.50±0.08 µM) rats than control (0.33±0.08 µM), but not significantly so (p = 0.14, Mann-Whitney U test). However, in the cortex there was no observed statistical difference in AMPA-evoked adenosine release (control 9.7±1.6 µM; SD 11.4±1.3 µM) or tone (control 0.88±0.12 µM; SD 0.76±0.23 µM).

![2h sleep deprivation causes an increase in basal forebrain adenosine release in rats.\
Adenosine release evoked by AMPA in slices from 2 h SD rats was compared to control rats sacrificed at the same point in the diurnal cycle without sleep deprivation. (a) Raw data traces of representative experiments of sleep deprived and control rats adjusted to the adenosine calibration. (b) Slices from 2 h SD rats (n = 13) had greater ADO' responses than


but strong after 6 h SD with 1 h (b) and 4 h (c) post-sacrifice incubation. The blue immunfluorescence is DAPI, showing nuclei. Double immunfluorescence staining for iNOS and ChaT (red) in BFB for a 6 h SD rat after 1 h incubation is shown in (d), single arrows indicate examples of somata with colocalised ChaT and iNOS, double arrows somata with iNOS but no ChaT. In the cortex, iNOS immunfluorescence after 4 h incubation was present in non-SD rats (e), but less strong than those after 6 h SD (f).](pone.0053814.g006){#pone-0053814-g006}

### Mice {#s3e3}

We next examined the effect of sleep deprivation effects in slices derived from mice. Again, sleep deprived animals were matched against control animals sacrificed at a similar point in the diurnal cycle without sleep deprivation. Followinggenerate very specific cellular responses that may not include adenosine release.

A possibility for adenosine release is that it is astrocytic rather than neuronal. Although astrocytes are not electrically excitable, they do respond to neuronal activity, with intracellular calcium concentration increases [@pone.0053814-Porter1] and releasing neurotransmitters such as glutamate [@pone.0053814-Parpura1], ATP [@pone.0053814-Newman1], and D-serine [@pone.0053814-Mothet1]. However, the calcium independence of adenosine release observed here makes it unlikely that it primarily derives from astrocytic, exocyotic release of ATP. Astrocytes are theorized to act as a homeostatic regulator of brain function, including monitoring and consequently modulating synaptic activity, a role in at least partly mediated via purinergic signaling [@pone.0053814-Halassa2]. Astrocytes possess a wide range of glutamate receptors [@pone.0053814-Enkvist1]--[@pone.0053814-Glaum1] and furthermore are already known to release ATP that is then converted to adenosine


a 40% increase in BFB adenosine levels [@pone.0053814-PorkkaHeiskanen1], [@pone.0053814-PorkkaHeiskanen2].

In our slices, basal tone should reflect the underlying activity of cells in a relatively quiescent state, whereas depolarization or glutamatergic agonists would mimic the role of neuronal activity in adenosine release by causing generalized cellular activity. Consequently both could reflect changes in the intrinsic mechanisms of adenosine production and release. Interestingly, tone measurements did not reveal significant differences in rats whereas AMPA-evoked release did, with the reverse true in mice. This is possibly due to low basal ADO' concentrations and the variability of responses between slices, but may represent a species difference.

Basal extracellular adenosine tones in slices indicate that there is a constant background degree of adenosine production and release still evident. Here the tone was measured in theregion of 200--500 nM ADO' throughout the diurnal cycle, of which 40--50% was adenosine. This is similar to that observed *in vivo*. However as numerous axonal connections are necessarily severed during slice preparation there is likely to be less cellular activity in slices than *in vivo*.

This study demonstrates that our *in vitro* model substantially replicates data acquired *in vivo*. AMPA-evoked adenosine responses varied according to both the diurnal cycle and due to sleep deprivation, and tone measurements also showed increases due to sleep deprivation.

### The role of iNOS in sleep deprivation {#s4a3}

The rise in BFB adenosine concentrations due to sleep deprivation is dependent on the neuromodulator NO produced via iNOS. Concentrations of nitrate and nitrite -- indirect measurements for NO -- doubled in the basal forebrain throughout sleep


physicians will weigh up the risks of your unique case, so make sure you’re clear on your doctor’s advice.

Remove your jewelry the night before your operation and confirm the time you must arrive for the procedure. Don’t eat or drink from midnight on the night before your procedure, and pack comfortable, loose clothes to wear after the procedure. Arrange a ride home because you’ll be groggy and distracted.

Always defer to your specific doctor's orders, since they vary based on individual patients and procedures. If you have any questions before your surgery, don't hesitate to call.visit if they experienced reappearance or aggravation of dysmenorrhea. As the time when dysmenorrhea relapsed after surgery varied among patients, it was difficult to define a cutoff time for the reappearance of dysmenorrhea the shortest remission period was 7 months, while in some patients it was several years or there was no relapse of dysmenorrhea at all. Recurrence was determined by the subjective VAS score of the patients throughout the follow-up duration following a period of remission from surgery once all other potential causes were excluded. A total of 53 patients fulfilled the inclusion criteria and 4 patients were excluded due to loss to follow-up; therefore, 49 patients were eligible for analysis. Approximately 60% of the leiomyomas and adenomyomas were located at the posterior wall of uterus, 30%


tended to be younger, had higher preoperative serum CA 125 level and fewer of them chose to receive GnRH-a therapy following surgery compared with the recurrence free group.

The optimum cut-off point of the preoperative serum CA 125 level for the prediction of relapse was identified as 46.2 U/ml, with a maximum joint sensitivity of 100% and specificity of 54% using ROC curve analysis ([Fig. 4](#f4-ol-0-0-9082){ref-type="fig"}). Based on this cut-off point, all recurrences were observed for patients with preoperative serum CA 125 levels \>46.2 U/ml, and all recurrent cases had a baseline serum CA 125 level \>46.2 U/ml ([Fig. 5A](#f5-ol-0-0-9082){ref-type="fig"}). Furthermore, 53.1% (26/49) of subjects received 6 courses of postoperative GnRH-a injections as additional therapy; of these, 11.5% (3/26) experienced relapse compared with 39.1% (9/23) of those who didto obtain it [@Krug1992; @Oliveira2012; @Alves2014], these methods are usually focused on the relation , where $A$ is the power-law coefficient of the second-order height-difference correlation as a function of the distance between columns, while $\Gamma$ comes from the evolution equation of the interface-height average in the non-stationary regime and $\alpha$ is the global roughness exponent. These methods usually reproduce a value close to $\Lambda$.

From the KPZ equation (\[eq:KPZ\]), when the interface is tilted, the average velocity is $$\mathcal{V}_\mathrm{\tiny KPZ}^{(m)}=\Bigl\langle\frac{\partial h_m}{\partial t}\Bigl\rangle=\mathcal{F} +\frac{\lambda}{2}\bigl\langle{\vert \nabla h_m\vert}^2\bigr\rangle\;,\label{eq:average-v_KPZ-tilted}$$ which is a function of the average slope $m$. Notice that the noise average is zero and, if the tilted system is sufficiently large or helical boundary conditions are taken, the Laplacian average is negligible or zero, respectively. In the saturation equation (\[eq:average-v\_KPZ-tilted\]) is independent


equations (excluding the KPZ equation) belonging to the KPZ universality class. To show this, we study the MSG when the interface grows with an average slope $m$. By introducing the concept of tilted height-gradient fluctuations we show equation (\[eq:MSG-h\_m\]), which is verified by simulation of several models (RSOS and BD) and numerical integration of KPZ equation by two alternative methods. We show that $\Lambda = b\,\lambda$, where $b$ is the quadratic coefficient of the MSG as a function of $m$, which depends on each model, being $b=1$ for the continuous KPZ equation and $b\neq 1$ otherwise. Additionally, we show that the MSF of the height gradient as function of average slop $m$ follows equation (\[eq:mean-square-F\]). On the one hand, the MSF of the continuous KPZ equation is constant. On thehereby proved suggests a revision of the method applied to models and equations belonging to other universality classes, such as that of Lai-Das Sarma [@Lai1991; @DasSarma1991; @*Tamborenea1993].

This work was partially supported by Consejo Nacional de Investigaciones Cient[í]{}ficas y T[é]{}cnicas (CONICET), Argentina, PIP 2014/16 No. 112-201301-00629. R.C.B. thanks C. Rabini for her suggestions on the final manuscript.


CA, USA) at 150 V for 1 h. Separated proteins were electrotransferred at 30 V for 90 min onto 0.45 μm polyvinylidene fluoride (PVDF) membrane. The membranes were blocked for 1 h at 25°C in TBST (10 mM Tris-HCL buffer, pH 7.4, containing 154 mM NaCl) and 10% (w/v) skim milk powder. After washing in TBST, the membranes were incubated with 5.0 μg/ml apoB antibody (DAKO apo B rabbit anti-human). The membranes were incubated with 0.5 μg/ml donkey anti-rabbit IgG linked to horseradish peroxidase in TBST and subsequently washed twice with TBST. Membranes were incubated with enhanced chemiluminescence substrate solution for detection of horseradish and exposed to hyper-film ECL. Films were scanned to determine the intensity of the apoB~48~protein bands using a UMAX Vista S6E Flatbed Scanner andcells.

Our results suggest that decreased cholesterol availability in the presence of Kudzu may decrease the secretion of apoB~100~from hepatocytes. ApoB~100~is mainly synthesized and secreted by hepatocytes as VLDL before it is converted to LDL in circulation \[[@B4]\]. The formation of hepatic apoB~100~containing lipoprotein particles is a complex process that requires the coordinate synthesis and assembly of apoB~100~, triglyceride (TG), cholesterol esters (CE), phospholipids and other components \[[@B4]\]. It is believed that apoB~100~secretion is primarily regulated post-translationally as apoB~100~production rates are directly correlated to the fraction of newly synthesised apoB~100~that escapes intracellular degradation during translocation across the ER \[[@B4]\]. It is the availability of lipid which seems to influence the proportion of newly synthesised apoB~100~that is degraded \[[@B19],[@B20]\]. However, it is unclear whether the regulation exclusively involves triglyceride, cholesterol,


suppression of cholesterol biosynthesis with atorvastatin (an HMG-CoA reductase inhibitor) under stimulatory conditions accelerated the degradation of apoB~48~in CaCo2 cells without affecting its secretion \[[@B16]\].

In humans, apoB~48~is associated with chylomicrons and chylomicron remnants, and is synthesised by the intestine \[[@B29]\]. After ingesting a fat meal, the dietary lipids (triglyceride and cholesterol) are packaged together with apoB~48~into a chylomicron particle by the enterocyte \[[@B29]\]. Although, the same regulatory mechanisms have been speculated to be responsible for both forms of apoB, there is a body of evidence that suggests intestinal apoB~48~control differs to that of hepatic apoB~100~. Studies by Paulweber at al \[[@B30]\] have shown that there are distinct differences between the promoter region of apoB genes of hepatic and intestinal cells. Pau et al \[[@B31]\] reported that treatment withcollusion. Reserve postulates that perceived opportunities for unusual profits will attract new entrants. See R. Posner, Antitrust Law, supra at 68. As Owens-Corning points out, however, new entrants may just have likely entered into the insulation market in anticipation of increased housing starts. Moreover, the source which Reserve relies upon also lists the existence of a fringe of small sellers as a factor limiting the likelihood of collusion. Id. at 56. The *845 court must conclude that Reserve's allegations amount only to conjecture. Therefore, considering the lack of probative evidence offered to rebut defendants' characterization of the fiberglass insulation industry as an oligopolistic, yet competitive, market, "[p]arallel behavior and the hope that something further can be developed at trial is not sufficient to warrant a trial on the


in 1979, when Owens-Corning granted BMA only a discount of 13% in response to a reported 16% discount from competitor Johns-Manville.
Manufacturers react to different competitors in different ways. Hartmann testified that he did not believe that Owens-Corning's business with BMA was assured. Hartmann was aware that CertainTeed attempted to sell BMA insulation at various times during the 1970's. Owens-Corning was also aware that BMA expressed dissatisfaction with the amount of insulation allocated to it during a period of restricted production in 1977-78. Furthermore, Owens-Corning believed that BMA covered its needs during this period with purchases from CertainTeed, and that BMA was considering an additional source of supply to protect itself. (Hartmann Affidavit, ¶ 36.) In fact, Hartmann received no assurances from BMA that it would not further shiftWalmart (this post) What has gone before… And now- Whoa! Don’t you ever trim that bush. It’s like a 1970’s…….never mind, I won’t go there. Let’s talk fungus on ilex vomitoria. One of the biggest contributors to black spot fungus on ilex is reduced air flow. The canopy on this little tree is just too dense (like me, sometimes). The ilex will almost self-prune itself when the canopy is this thick, which the brown tipped leaves represent. The leaves with the black spots on them are, duh, black spot disease. I use this product normally, with this active ingredient- But I couldn’t find it so I got this one- Which has the same active fungicide: Just not as high a percentage. First, trimming (it’s not very healthy to


part of the hook portions.
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Lots of options to control the action on this soon-to-be released PSN game. One Move controller, two Move controllers, or even the good ol’ Dualshock3 can be used to be as close to the table as possible! Watch the video below to see what I mean:

Lock and load!
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up. Im not too worried about it tho.

As of right now the date doesnt matter too much but theres a chance I might have a family thing in Omaha on the 15th so it would be nice to get 2 birds with 1 stone. So far the 78 is runnin pretty good except for a high speed miss. The stock fuel pump might not be keeping up. Im not too worried about it tho.

Man, I'd really like to come out on one of these days and meet all of you guys. The only problem is that my wife usually works weekends and I get stuck with the kiddos. We will see though. Maybe I can sweet talk her boss to let her have the day off LOL.

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Tuesday, October 23, 2012

What's your (quest) line?

There are lots of bones people can pick with MMO design, but I have to say that the one I like gnawing on the most is quest text...or quest delivery, if you prefer. It's been common for a long time now to direct players in MMOs by way of quest givers, who usually have windows which pop up full of details about what they want you to do, why they want it done (maybe), and what you get out of agreeing to do it.

It wasn't always like this, of course! I'm a second generation MMORPGer (muh-mor-pee-gee-er, in the parlance of Yahtzee Crosshaw) who started in 2005 with the arrival of two very important elements to the process: a decent PC and athe ground is a violation
of that Law of Conservation of Energy. It is somehow ironic that that is essentially the same thing that made Isaac Newton come up with the Laws of
Motion (amazing how the same thing can mean different things to different people). Scientists and researchers tend to have this habit of coming up
with outlandish explanations to prevent them from having to re-examine their original positions. It is up to the free thinkers to correct this
situation and to prove beyond a shadow of a doubt that things are possible. That is a long, hard journey, however.

Forgive me, but this is the petty ego part of the equation I mentioned above. I sincerely believe if you can let go of this attachment, you
will have breakthroughs in your research.

No


and Passive Primer Architecture.

If you build you house into the side of a Hill, it will generally stay around 70 degrees year long with earth berms and heated mass and a few
Stupefyingly simple Ideas. How do you get FREE COOLING in the SUMMER!? Take a big mattress like mass outside at night, maybe even near a stream if you
have it. this mass could be a big tube of water, or any other hundreds of light weight yet high heat capacity material, like layers of plastic with
many air bubbles in between. Bring it inside and out of the sun before it rises and you got free, sustainable cooling.

First, forgive me for posting anonymously earlier (Reply posted on 8-2-2009 @ 02:07 AM) as I was just intending to point outthe network structure[@menck_how_2014]. Subsequent works refined this in many directions, for example by studying not just individual grids but an ensemble of realistic topologies [@Schultz2014growth], which allowed meaningful statistics on a variety of structures. Using this ensemble, it was possible to identify specific topological structures that trigger the existence of accessible new limit cycles [@nitzbon2017deciphering].

When it comes to understanding the impact of network topology on the full non-linear system, much of what has been investigated for AC in this probabilistic manner, is still unclear for DC power grids. Recent years have seen a number of works on control strategies and consensus algorithms for DC systems[@dragicevic_dc_2016; @zhao2015distributed; @meng2017review; @de2018power; @cucuzzella2018robust; @trip2019distributed], or more specifically HVDC systems [@andreasson2014distributed; @zonetti2017tool]. Further a considerable amount of work exists for single bus DC


requirements of a load [@singh_constant_2017]. The rationale for assuming Droop control for producers is to use a simple technique which achieves the basic control goal of maintaining a reference voltage in the power grid, as it has been done previously [@anand2012reduced; @strenge_stability_2017]. More sophisticated designs [@gavriluta2014decentralized] are a matter of active research and are beyond the scope of this paper. Further, recent work mostly concerns the study of systems with communication infrastructure [@de2018power; @cucuzzella2018robust] which we do not want to assume here.

Following the model proposed by Strenge et al. [@strenge_stability_2017], the temporal evolution of node voltages (index $n$) and edge currents (index $l$) is then defined by

$$\begin{aligned}
&L \frac{ di_{l} }{dt} = - R\,i_{l}+\sum_{adj.\;n} v_{n} \, (-1)^{d(l, n)},\;\;\label{eq:system1}\\
&C \frac{dv_{P,n}}{dt} = K\,(v_{ref}-v_{P,n})-\sum_{inc.\;l}i_{l}\,(-1)^{d(l, n)},\;\;\label{eq:system2}\\
&C \frac{dv_{C,n}}{dt}= \frac{P_{C}}{v_{C,n}}-\sum_{inc.\;l}i_{l}\,(-1)^{d(l, n)},\;\;    \label{eq:system3}\end{aligned}$$

with $adj.\,n$ being the adjacent nodes and $inc.\,l$ being the incident edges (power lines). Here, all edges, producer nodes and consumer nodes are assumed to be identical within each category. The sums collect the voltage (current) contributions from all adjacent nodes (incident edges) and add them together consistently with the correct sign, according to the direction of the connected edges. The exponent $d(l,n)$ takes the value $1$ if edge $l$ points *towards* node $n$ and is zero otherwise. Expressed in words, the differential equations state that, on the one hand, changes in edge currents are caused by voltage gradients and Joule heating ($R\,i$). On the other hand, the node voltages respond to the net current of incident edges as well as either


of survived simulations (i.e.  those simulations whose voltage and current values remained within their respective bounds) along the vertical axis for all producer shares on the horizontal axis. The result of this procedure is shown in Fig. \[fig:wide\]d which summarizes the relationship between a power grid’s survivability and the perturbed node’s degree as a function of producer share. The survivability is maximized for a particular producer share of about $12\,\%$. This maximum is a consequence of both the upper and the lower voltage boundaries which have been set to $\SI{48}{\volt}$ and $\SI{44}{\volt}$, respectively. As seen in Fig. \[fig:wide\]a and b, these limits crop the vertical width of the band at high and low producer shares. In these regimes, the share of survived simulations within the perturbation voltage interval under considerationlies closer to the upper voltage boundary of the survivability measure, what is the case for a large share of producers in the network (cf. Fig. \[fig:wide\]c). Then, the survivability is diminished depending on the degree of the perturbed node (cf. Fig. \[fig:wide\]d).

![\[fig:survivability\] As the perturbation response declines fast in both time and space, the fate of the power grid is decided within the radius of first-order neighbours of the perturbed node and during the first period length of voltage and current oscillations. Thus, for a producer share $s=0.5$, one observes a distinct correlation between the survivability and the perturbed node’s degree (a), while higher-order measures, such as the perturbed node’s average neighbour degree (b), do not exhibit this feature. ](fig4.pdf){width="45.00000%"}

The vulnerability of high degree nodes towards undesirable voltage peaks can also


“This is exactly what the Soviets did: they gave away vodka for free to pacify the people.”

* Just in case you’re a reporter for The Daily Caller looking to dig up dirt, please note that this article is part of The Daily Princetonian’s annual joke issue. Use discretion before citing.Case A {#sec1-2054270417715567}
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This is a 57-year-old female patient with current diagnosis of severe bipolar affective disorder (unspecified). She was referred in 2008, with the diagnosis of recurrent depressive disorder and a two-month history of two episodes of hypo-mania and five episodes of depression following an admission to hospital due to suicidal ideation. She was on lithium carbonate 1000 mg daily. An electrocardiogram at screening showed first degree AV block and normal QTc.

The patient had experienced multiple episodes of depression alternating with hypo-manic episodes over several years. She has been suicidal on several occasions. She had deteriorated when treated with antidepressants only, marginally improved with courses of electroconvulsive therapy, could not tolerate olanzapine, quetiapine or lamotrigine.

She was prescribed levothyroxine 200 µg/day in addition to lithium carbonate. Within the first month, patient


reduced to 1500 mg and levothyroxine 100 µg started. Low dose external Trigeminal Nerve Stimulation was started for one week only with increased agitation. Ziprasidone could not be tolerated. Electroconvulsive therapy for eight sessions was used with no effect. Mood fluctuations and agitation have continued.

At month 12, sodium valproate was changed to Epilim maximum dose, levothyroxine dose increased to 300 µg/day and repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation was started for six weeks. At month 14, levothyroxine was increased to 400 µg. Mood was reported low with anxiety and agitation but reduced fluctuations. Addition of benzodiazepines and/or antipsychotics were not effective; therefore, all medications but levothyroxine 400 µg were stopped. Regular reviews by Cardiologist and an Endocrinologist with bone densitometry scans were performed. No clinical signs of hyperthyroidism were reported or observed and bone densitometryv.

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                     HAMBY V. THURMAN TIMBER COMPANY, LLC

                                   Opinion of the Court

      As our Supreme Court has stated, “ ‘a claim of trespass requires: (1) possession

of the property by the plaintiff when the alleged trespass was committed; (2) an

unauthorized entry by the defendant; and (3) damage to [the] plaintiff [from the

trespass].’ ” Singleton v. Haywood Elec. Mbrshp. Corp., 357 N.C. 623, 627,Raster input scanners typically employ one or more arrays such as CCDs for scanning. The array converts each scanned image line into a series of charges which, following suitable processing, are output as image signals or pixels to an end user. The scanning array, for example, may be carried on a carriage which traverses back and forth under a platen to provide the necessary relative motion between the image and array. Other arrangements such as a half rate/full rate system of mirrors and lamp(s) which reflect the image into a stationary array, a lamp scanning array with a movable document, etc., may also be utilized. An optical system focuses the reflected image onto the array, and one or more lamps provide illumination of the image.
In a typical scanning


start integration signals occurs is different than the time at which the integration pulses occur. The process interrupts the current integration interval in response to a start integration signal to commence a new integration interval to provide the asynchronous transfer of a line of image signals. The entire contents of this U.S. Patent are hereby incorporated by reference.
By using asynchronous stop/stop scanning, the optical system or documents are slowed down or stopped completely until an output buffer in the image input terminal is empty enough to resume scanning. The video data timing is not synchronous to a fixed clock, but is dependent upon the motion control system. This involves a more complex control system and has motion and image quality issues associated therewith.
In addition to an asynchronous transfermodule to increase its rate of throughput so as to maintain its rated speed. Rated speed being the speed of obtaining a scanline of data under normal operating conditions. For example, a scanner may have a rated speed of 40 scans per minute at 600 spots per inch (spi) but its speed would be 20 scans per minute if the scanner scanned at 1200 spi, if the image processing module did not increase its throughput rate.
Another problem associated with transferring of data is the limited bandwidth of a synchronous clock image input terminal/image processing module when the image input terminal outputs various types of image data; i.e., text, halftones, continuous tones, etc. Each different type of data may require different processes which can affect the throughput rate of


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Abigail Capon, 45, of 26 Scripture St., is accused of forging three checks made out to herself on another person’s Citizens Bank account in December 2013 and cashing them at the 875 Elm St. bank branch. There were two $500 checks and one $300 check.

Bail was set at $3,000 cash/surety in Manchester District Court, with conditions barring contact with the bank account owner and barring Capon from Citizens Bank. A probable cause hearing was set for March 31.

Stay away from Dunkin’ Donuts

David Paul Curtis, 63, who lists the homeless shelter as his address, pleaded innocent Friday in Circuit Court-Manchester District Division to charges of disorderly


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    initialize->set_name(strings::StrCat(node->name(), "/tmp_var_initializer"));
    initialize->set_op("Assign");
    initialize->set_device(device);
    (*initialize->mutable_attr())["T"].set_type(dtype);
    (*initialize->mutable_attr())["use_locking"].set_b(false);
    (*initialize->mutable_attr())["validate_shape"].set_b(false);
    *initialize->add_input() = tmp_var->name();
    *initialize->add_input() = zeros->name();

    // Add the assignadd nodes
    std::vector<NodeDef*> accumulates;
    for (int i = 0; i < node->input_size(); ++i) {
      const string& input = node->input(i);
      if (!IsControlInput(input)) {
        NodeDef* accumulate = item->graph.add_node();
        accumulate->set_name(
            strings::StrCat(node->name(), "/tmp_var_accum_", i));
        }

        if (skip_list->find(input.node->name()) != skip_list->end()) {
          valid = false;
          break;
        }
        string input_name =
            strings::StrCat(input.node->name(), ":", input.port_id);
        if (skip_list->find(input_name) != skip_list->end()) {
          valid = false;
          break;
        }
        if (!IsSwappable(input)) {


 }

      // Make sure the tensor is swapped out quickly: look for node that
      // will execute just after the tensor is generated and add a control
      // dependency from the swap out node to that node.
      NodeDef* out_trigger =
          FindSwapOutTrigger(node, input_id, view, execution_times);
      if (!out_trigger) {
        continue;
      }

      std::pair<NodeDef*, NodeDef*> swap_nodes;
      if (!BuildSwapPair(node, input_id, name_map, &item->graph, &swap_nodes)
              DeviceNameUtils::SplitDeviceName(node2.device(), &task2, &device2);
  return task1 != task2 ||
         (absl::StrContains(device1, DEVICE_CPU) &&
          absl::StrContains(device2, DEVICE_GPU)) ||
         (absl::StrContains(device1, DEVICE_GPU) &&
          absl::StrContains(device2, DEVICE_CPU));
}

void RelaxAssignNodes(const std::set<int>& nodes_to_relax,
                      GraphDef* optimized_graph) {
  for (int idx : nodes_to_relax) {
    // Set an attribute telling AssignOp to ignore allocator constraints.
    NodeDef* assign_node = optimized_graph->mutable_node(idx);
    (*assign_node->mutable_attr())["_grappler_relax_allocator_constraints"]
        .set_b(true);
  }
}

// TODO(rmlarsen): Add distributed TF test.
Status


if (event.keyCode == 87) WKey = true;
    else if (event.keyCode == 83) SKey = true;
    //TANK2 (Arrow Keys)
    if (event.keyCode == 39) RightKey = true;
    else if (event.keyCode == 37) LeftKey = true;
    if (event.keyCode == 38) UpKey = true;
    else if (event.keyCode == 40) DownKey = true;
}

function onKeyUp(event) {
    //TANK1
    if (event.keyCode == 68) DKey = false;
    else if (event.keyCode == 65) AKey = false;
    if (event.keyCode == 87) WKey = false;
    else if (event.keyCode == 83) SKey = false;
    //TANK2
    if (event.keyCode == 39) RightKey = false;
information](http://scripts.iucr.org/cgi-bin/sendsupfiles?ci2634&file=ci2634sup0.html&mime=text/html); [3D view](http://scripts.iucr.org/cgi-bin/sendcif?ci2634sup1&Qmime=cif); [checkCIF report](http://scripts.iucr.org/cgi-bin/paper?ci2634&checkcif=yes)

Supplementary data and figures for this paper are available from the IUCr electronic archives (Reference: [CI2634](http://scripts.iucr.org/cgi-bin/sendsup?ci2634)).

HKF and SRJ thank the Malaysian Government and Universiti Sains Malaysia for the Science Fund grant No. 305/PFIZIK/613312. SRJ thanks the Universiti Sains Malaysia for a postdoctoral research fellowship. BK and AM acknowledge the Kerala State Council for Science, Technology and Environment, Thiruvananthapuram, for financial assistance.

Comment
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Mannich reaction is a three-component condensation reaction involving active hydrogen containing compound, formaldehyde and a secondary amine (Raman *et al.*, 2004). The amino alkylation of aromatic substrates by Mannich reaction is of considerable importance for the synthesis and modification of biologically active compounds (Tramontini & Angliolini, 1990). Mannich bases have been reported as potential biological agents. They find applications as antitubercular (Joshi *et al.*,


2004), antimalarial (Lopes *et al.*, 2004), vasorelaxing (Ferlin *et al.*, 2002), anticancer (Holla *et al.*, 2003), and analgesic drugs (Malinka *et al.*, 2005). They are also used in polymer industry as paints and surface active agents (Tramontini *et al.*, 1988). Some Mannich bases are reported to exhibit activity *in vitro* against murine P388 lymphocytic leukemia cells (Karthikeyan *et al.*, 2006). Similarly, ibuprofen belongs to the class of Non-Steroidal Anti-Inflammatory Drugs (NSAIDs) with antipyretic, anti-inflammatory and analgesic properties (Palaska *et al.*, 2002). Previously, we have reported crystal structures of triazole derivatives containing a ibuprofen moiety (Fun, Jebas, Razak *et al.*, 2008; Fun, Jebas, Sujith *et al.*, 2008). In continuation of our work, we report here the crystal structure of the title compound.

The asymmetric unit of the title compound contains     0.5145           0.3964           0.024\*
  C8B    0.05586 (16)    0.45842 (11)     0.35662 (10)     0.0178 (3)
  C9B    −0.01500 (17)   0.39801 (11)     0.26330 (10)     0.0206 (3)
  H9BA   −0.0941         0.3701


be a tad long, but it is a caricature, so I was willing to accept it. His consistent smug expression, however, was intolerable, and even I grew to dislike myself – for others, the Kinect failed to even get their hair colour right, and thus begun several minutes of "tweaks", which oddly gave me an insight into what it must be like in a plastic surgeon's office.

This sporadic performance carried over into the individual sports. Bowling and wake racing offered some great fun, with the controls (or lack of) feeling accurate and responsive. Wake racing was a particular highlight; playing through a night and evening race gave real contrast to how the game looks while showing off the water effects. Within a couple of races I was able1. Introduction {#sec1-materials-13-01308}
===============

Resin-based composites (RBCs) are nowadays the most used materials for the direct restoration of teeth, mainly due to their aesthetic properties, which are extremely appreciated when compared to those of other materials historically used in dentistry \[[@B1-materials-13-01308]\]. Traditionally, RBCs require an incremental apposition of 2 mm-layers, both to allow the curing light to penetrate the material and to contrast the shrinkage that takes place during polymerization \[[@B2-materials-13-01308]\]. Because of the multiple stratifications necessary, this technique may be quite time-consuming, especially when big cavities of the tooth must be filled. Therefore, in recent years, manufacturers have tried to develop new products requiring single-layer stratification, thus reducing the operative steps. Resin-based "bulk-fill" composites (BFCs) have been introduced with this purpose, and according to manufacturers, can be used in


 $this->render('swatch/' . $template,array(
            'model'=>$model,
        ));
    }

A:

I think you have two possibilities:

$this->render('/dynamic/' . $template);
$this->render('/static/page', array('with-dynamic' => $variables));

Edit:
In your case:
public function actionDisplayDynamicTemplate()
{
    if (Yii::app()->user->username == 'user1') {
        $template = 'templateA';
    } else {
        $template = 'templateB';
    }

    $this->render('user/' . $template);
}

All you need is a directory named user in your views folder, with the files templateA.php and templateB.php.

[Prevention of mental retardation: knowledge and perception by health professionals].
This article aimed to evaluate the prevention of mental disability in primary healthcare services in Maringá, Paraná, Brazil. The sample consisted of 90 male and female physicians from different fields, namely gynecology and obstetrics, pediatrics, general practice, and family health, as well as 66 male and female nurses. A multiple-choice questionnaire was filled out by the subjects themselves from August to December 2003. Qualitative variables were compared using the chi-square test at 5% significance level. Partial data relating to both the perception and knowledge of health professionals concerning mental disability were as follows: 75% were unable to choose the correct alternative on prevalence; 25% did not know how the genome contributes to etiology; 37% were unaware of prevention for


file")
        mpu.upload_part_from_file(fp, part_num=1)
        fp.close()
        cmpu = mpu.complete_upload()
        self.assertEqual(cmpu.key_name, key_name)
        self.assertNotEqual(cmpu.etag, None)

    def test_complete_japanese(self):
        key_name = u"テスト"
        mpu = self.bucket.initiate_multipart_upload(key_name)
        fp = StringIO("small file")
        mpu.upload_part_from_file(fp, part_num=1)
        fp.close()
        cmpu = mpu.complete_upload()
        self.assertEqual(cmpu.key_name, key_name)
        self.assertNotEqual(cmpu.etag, None)

 in the long run. In the end, the cost of adoption pays itself off.

More than just automation

Most of the current autonomous trucks in mining are merely automated machines. AusIMM provide a good explanation of how they work. There’s no artificial intelligence involved in the process. But what if there was?

What if, with artificial intelligence, blockchain and automation, we could make mining sites autonomous? And mining trucks could be automated, have basic intelligence and more security?

Blockchain and AI could bring security and intelligence to autonomous vehicles to protect against interference, hacking and malfunctions.

Right now, we’re not quite at the point where we can use Industry 4.0 technologies to make intelligent, autonomous mines. The technologies are still progressing and becoming refined. Someday soon, though, an entirely autonomous mine that incorporates


and bar codes can easily be obscured, either accidentally or intentionally. The range at which a detector can sense the bar code is also comparatively small. The bar code may also have to be appropriately positioned for detection. Also, because bar codes are often exposed to permit detection, the barcode is susceptible to damage that can result in detection failures. Lastly, multiple items must be processed one at a time. These constraints of bar code systems make them undesirable or inefficient for some applications, such as marking library media.
More recently, electronic identification (also known as radio frequency identification or RFID) techniques have been developed to address the limitations of optical barcodes. RFID systems have succeeded in providing object identification and tracking, but are deficient in providing object securityinterest in talking to me, and would have much preferred to be left alone with his newspapers and his laptop. But I suppose the truth is that I did notice it, and purposely chose to ignore the fact.

The businessman took a minute or two to settle into his chair and get comfortable. Once settled, he realised he'd left his computer in a bag in the overhead locker, so then he had to get up again and there was some more slightly breathless tugging and manipulating to be done before we were both back in our places. Then he flipped open the laptop and almost at once started typing furiously. After about five minutes he stopped, glanced quickly over the words on the screen, pressed a final button with


to give up and face the forbidding emptiness of my house.

Then a man appeared, rounding the corner from Farthing Close and coming towards me. And there was something in the uncertainty of his progress, the hesitancy of his bearing, that made me think that this might be the one. He was probably in his early twenties, wearing a navy-blue fleece and stonewashed drainpipe jeans. He had a shock of thick, curly black hair and what seemed to be the beginnings of a moustache—tentative, like everything else about him. He was looking around in apparent bewilderment, and twice, before he reached my bench, he stopped and turned to look into the distance, as if checking out alternative roads he might have taken. Obviously he was lost. Yes, that wassaid, leaning forward and resting his hands on mine. Another unprecedented gesture. "You did an amazing thing for me today. I'll never forget that. Not because I really wanted to see Roger again, but because it shows that you accept me. You accept me for what I am."

"Better late than never," I said, with a quiet, regretful laugh.

"What do you think of my apartment?" my father asked after a short pause, during which he withdrew his hands from mine.

"Well, it's... OK, I suppose. Needs a bit of work, maybe, to make it more homey."

"Hideous, isn't it? I'm going to give notice."

"And move? Where to?"

"I think it's about time I came home, really. That flat in Lichfield's just going to waste, after all. It would make far more sense


I asked. "I did happen to overhear some of what you were saying at the time, and I think you mentioned something about... interviews?"

"That's right. It was a publicity trip. I'm a writer, you see."

"Ah—a writer. That would explain it." It occurred to me that Caroline, had she been here, would have been excited to meet a genuine writer. I can't say I was very thrilled. "Should I have heard of you?" I asked.

He laughed. "No, of course not."

"What sort of books do you write?"

"Novels, mostly. Fiction."

"Ah, I don't read much fiction. Are you working on something at the moment?"

"Just finishing one, since you ask. Getting very close to the end now."

I nodded in what I hoped was an encouraging way. Then we fell silent.

"One thing I've always Eventually, on

and sustained those of Appellees, dismissing the complaint.         (See Order,

12/30/13). Appellants timely appealed.2

       Appellants raise three questions for our review:

       I.
       second amended complaints when it granted, then revoked,
                                                      a complaint where
       damages to be claimed are dependent upon an underlying


an error of law or an abuse of discretion.

                                       , 924 A.2d 675, 679-80 (Pa. Super.

2007) (citations omitted).

           This Court, during review of an order granting a demurrer,
     may not supply a fact missing in the complaint. We are also
     precluded from considering any conclusions of law or inferences
     which are not supported by the factual allegations contained in
     the complaint.   8351(a).

     The burden of proof is prescribed by 42 Pa.C.S.A. § 8354 as follows:

            In an action brought pursuant to this subchapter the
     plaintiff has the burden of proving, when the issue is properly
     raised, that:

        (1) The defendant has procured, initiated or continued the
        civil proceedings against him.

                                   -9-
J-S48032-14


    In the instant case, Appellants argue that they stated a prima facie

the partitio

partition action ended in withdrawal, constituting termination in favor of

that they retained two 3.8% interests in the farm, and that the litigation was

commenced in order

                                     - 10 -
J-S48032-14

(Second Amended Complaint, 7/14/08, at 31 ¶ 178). Thus, Appellees had a

right to partition, and probable cause to bring the partition action.   See

Bernstein, supra at 1278.          Because Appellees had probable cause,

Appellants cannot state a claim for wrongful useof civil proceedings. See

42 Pa.C.S.A. § 8354(3); Mi-Lor, Inc., supra at 1157. Accordingly, the trial

court did not err in dismissing this claim.

the defendant instituted proceedings without probable cause, with malice,

                                                                  De Salle

v. Penn Cent. Transp. Co., 398 A.2d 680, 682 (Pa. Super. 1979) (citation

and footnote omitted).      As previously discussed, Appellees did not lack

probable cause to bring the partition


                       *     *      *

         . . . [A]n essential element of the tort of abuse of process[ is]
      that the process was used primarily for a purpose for which the
      process was not designed. It is not enough that the process
      employed was used with a collateral purpose in mind.

            A cause of action for abuse of process requires some
    See Chada,

supra at 43-44; (see also In re Estate of Iva K. Mummau, No. 1382

MDA 2013 (Pa. Super. filed May 12, 2014)).      Thus, this claim would not

merit relief.

cause of actio

Brief, at 47). We disagree.

              There remains some question as to whether the courts of
      this Commonwealth recognize a cause of action for intentional
      infliction of emotional distress. However, our Supreme Court
      has indicated that in order for a plaintiff to prevail on such a
      claim, he or she must, at the least, demonstrate intentional


nut bread friend had experienced the grace of Jesus and he will never be the same. Once driven by desperation for the next chemical fix, he is now motivated by the Gospel’s warmth in his bones. His salvation got his feet moving because that’s what salvation does.

Justification in Christ leads to justice in life.

Now we can’t get this backwards. James 2 isn’t saying if we don’t have works we aren’t saved, it is saying that if we don’t have works we don’t have faith – and if we don’t have faith we aren’t saved. Faith leads to action. If there is no action – no acts of service, no sacrificial love, no compassion for the poor in spirit or in social standing, etc. – faith isn’t there. Youat a fraction of a cost compared to the original method.

An alternative, novel approach that has been taken recently by Brockherde *et al.* [@BVLT17] is to focus more on uniformly sampling the space that a machine learning model will eventually predict and to use traditional machine learning with far fewer tuneable parameters. This approach was successful in predicting KS-DFT total energies and charge densities in one dimension (1D) for random Gaussian potentials and for small molecules in three dimensions (3D). Additionally, their training sets only consisted of a few hundred examples.

In KS-DFT, one of the contributions to the total energy is the non-interacting kinetic energy. Before the KS scheme was realized, Hohenberg and Kohn [@hohenberg1964inhomogeneous] postulated the formalism for an interacting kinetic energy functional of the density. To


lower level of theory. This approach is very advantageous as high level theory calculations (i.e. $G_0W_0$) become quite computationally expensive for larger systems.

Although significant progress has been made incorporating machine learning and deep learning to a variety of electronic structure problems, most do not have the ability to properly handle extensive properties. In some of our past work, extensive DNNs (EDNNs) [@luchak2017extensive] were introduced to intrinsically learn extensive properties. This means that when the DNN learns the fundamental screening length scale it can then easily scale up to massive systems in a trivially parallel manner. EDNNs work by first dividing up an image into fragments which are called focus regions. These fragments are then padded with context regions. The context regions may also respect periodic boundary conditions. Eachactivations used were rectified linear units. We emphasize that in our approach, we do not do any sort of feature engineering, like past reports that use artificial neural networks [@doi:10.1063/1.5054310; @PhysRevLett.98.146401; @doi:10.1063/1.3206326; @doi:10.1021/jp9105585; @LORENZ2004210; @C1CP21668F; @osti_1388993]. The convolutional layers in the EDNNs identify relevant features during the training process. When utilizing an EDNN, one must declare the focus and context regions which is used to “tile" up the image into fragments. To find the ideal focus and context regions, we started by training the EDNNs on the 2D charge density to total energy mapping as well as the 2D external potential to total energy mapping for the 1, 2, 3, and 10 electron systems for calculations done with the LDA exchange-correlation functional. We chose a variety of focus


as input. In both cases, we further reduced the learning rates by a factor of 10 and trained for an additional 100 epochs.

![image](pred_minus_true_production_w_labels.png){width="\textwidth"}

Results
=======

Energy predictions {#energy_predictions}
------------------

### EDNNs as a functional {#functional}

Firstly, we show that EDNNs can be used as an energy functional for correlation, exchange, external, kinetic and total energies. For the LDA, PBE, and MGGA functionals discussed in Section \[methods\], we used the computed self-consistent charge densities as input to an EDNN and were able to successfully predict the correlation, exchange, external and total energies simultaneously for both SHO and RND external potentials. Starting with the models where the SHO external potentials were used in the DFT calculations, we found that the mean absolute errors for each particular case are within chemical accuracy. These can be seen inerrors increase both with the number of electrons and the complexity of the exchange-correlation functional. In Table \[main\_results\_1\_table\] of the supplementary information, we also notice that the highest mean absolute error is for the external and total energies. This result further suggests that there is not a fundamental problem with learning the external energy, but the larger range of energies makes it more difficult for a EDNN to handle with extreme precision. The success of learning the energies of a more accurate exchange-correlation functional given a less accurate charge density shows promise for other applications. A future application could include learning a $G_0W_0$ total energy from a DFT computed self-consistent charge density, similar to the work that was completed by Kolb *et al.* [@osti_1388993].

A note should be made


entire test sets. For the SHO external potentials, we find that the mean absolute error of the energy differences are all within chemical accuracy. For the RND external potentials, the error of the energy differences are slightly larger than the mean absolute errors of the energy predictions and they follow the same trend as the mean absolute errors of the energy predictions. These can be seen in Tables \[main\_results\_1\_table\] and \[main\_results\_2\_table\].

![\[predicted\_wfs\] Examples of the random potentials, true charge densities, predicted charge densities, and differences between the true and predicted charge densities. The charge densities shown here were computed with the LDA exchange-correlation functional.](predicted_wfs_good.pdf){width="0.55\linewidth"}

### Circumventing Kohn-Sham DFT {#by_pass}

In addition to using EDNNs as a functional, it is arguably more convenient to train a EDNN to learn the mapping betweento handle energy differences between configurations to within chemical accuracy. Like the charge density models, an EDNN trained with the external potentials as input would have the ability to calculate adsorption or binding energies. This would make for an even more rapid screening process of adsorption sites since the diagonalization of the Kohn-Sham Hamiltonian is avoided.

Image predictions {#image_predictions}
-----------------

In both KS-DFT and OF-DFT, the self-consistent charge density is the central quantity that one is interested in calculating. Once one has the charge density, most other quantities can be calculated in a straightforward manner. In this Subsection, we address the viability of using DCIGNs to map the external potential to the self-consistent charge density in 2D for the RND potentials with the LDA, PBE, and MGGA exchange correlation functionals. DCIGNs


in regard to laws pertaining to digital signatures, currency issuance, securities/equities and other regulations around token issuance and proof of work.

Meanwhile, there are fewer than ten other actively developed UTXO blockchains in the top 50 coins by market cap. The other projects have either cultural problems or technical problems (most have both) that have led to roadblocks which have knocked them out of the running for use as a world class payments or data carrier tool.

Best examples of ‘competitors’

• BTC Core only allows about six megabytes of data per hour across the network. The scripting language has been truncated and transaction malleability has been removed. As such, BTC is not even attempting to compete in this arena, so it is not a consideration for data or payment usagedeployment of applications is also reduced. The developers replaced some of those functions with new Op_codes that work differently, but the use-cases have been very specifically targeted at payment functions, and the Bitcoin Cash community has eschewed anything to do with data services. The developers from Bitcoin ABC (the de facto reference implementation of Bitcoin Cash) have also ceased nearly all research into parallelized processing and block size scaling, and instead have created a rift with Bitcoin Unlimited and Bitcoin.com. This has led to little more than Bitcoin Cash’s culture being defined primarily by discord and bickering, so it is hard to estimate where the project is even attempting to move long term.

• The other UTXO-based blockchains in the top 100 by market cap are probably not worth


SV has leveled up to the point where its only competitors are the big players competing alongside Visa, Mastercard, Verizon, Comcast, Microsoft Azure and Amazon AWS.

Every other blockchain is mired in a scaling war, governance fiasco or has some other deep, fundamental flaw with its culture or technical architecture. As such, Bitcoin SV should not be grouped in as a “blockchain project” in perpetual beta mode. Rather, Bitcoin SV should be analyzed uniquely as a world-class, emergent business tool on the cusp of revolutionizing data and money transfer for the global economy.

Any other key differentiators?

Of course! Bitcoin SV has some of the most unique and insightful tools being built atop it by talented developers utilizing the unique properties of the blockchain.

Planaria Corp, Twetch, HandCash, Moneybutton, UNISOT and many On appeal from the Superior Court of New Jersey,
                   Chancery Division, Family Part, Camden County,
                   Docket No. FM-04-1373-13.

                   Borger Matez, PA, attorneys for appellant (Peter M.
                   Halden, on the brief).

                   Respondent has not filed a brief.

PER CURIAM


         were young, why would he go to Clearwater, Florida
            during his once a year visit to the U.S.? In summary,
            defendant was not credible.

      Judge Rodriguez addressed "[t]he reasonable expectations of the parties

regarding retirement during the marriage . . . and at the time of the divorce,"

N.J.S.A. 2A:34-23(j)(3)(e), after reviewing the transcript containing the parties'

settlement agreement reached on the date of their divorce. From that evidence

the judge found "the parties accepted that . . . defendant was probably not going

2
  Each party had children by prior relationships; they had no childrenQ:

Creating insert statements with F#

I use F# once every few months or so and in between it seems I forget everything, so I hope you'll excuse my ignorance. My code below is pulling data from Yahoo. It's a good example that represents what I need to do. The first row returned has the column headings. I need to take the data (the tail of the list) and insert it into the database. What's the best way to generate an insert statement based on the column headings returned (the column headings match the database column names)?
In the example below dataWithHeaders.[0] will contain "Date,Open,High,Low,Close,Volume,Adj Close." Should I just take that string and put brackets around the headings to create the insert? Then in insertData add the value as a


what often accounts for very rapid weight loss with new-onset diabetes.

Second, if insulin levels are too low for glucose metabolism, your body will switch to burning fat to maintain cellular metabolism, and burning fat can lead to weight loss (just what you’re trying to do at the gym, right?).

Third, the large amount of urine that is generated by high blood glucose is rich with glucose – sometimes in excess of 1,000 mg/dl. That glucose is full of calories, so when there are high levels of glucose in your urine, you’re literally peeing calories away as your body tries to jettison the excess glucose. If your high blood glucose level is a new development, you previously maintained a stable weight, and you make no change in your eating habits,acid derivative: ##STR1##
A potentially convenient source of muconic acid is by the microbiological oxidation of various hydrocarbon substrates. Microbiological oxidation of hydrocarbons is reviewed in Applied Microbiology, 9(5), 383(1961) and in "Advances in Enzymology", 27 469-546(1965) by Interscience Publishers.
The Journal of Biological Chemistry, 241(16), 3776 (1966) reports the conversion of catechol and protocatechuate to .beta.-ketoadipate by Pseudomonas putida. The conversion of catechol proceeds by the ortho pathway via a muconic acid intermediate: ##STR2## The chemical structures illustrated in the reaction scheme are catechol, muconic acid, muconolactone, .beta.-ketoadipate enollactone and .beta.-ketodipate, respectively.
In the Journal Of Bacteriology, 134, 756(1978) there is reported a study of the ubiquity of plasmids in coding for toluene and xylene metabolism in soil bacteria. One of the mutant strains of Pseudomonas putida isolated had the


water, complemented by hydrogen exchange mass spectrometry (HDX/MS). Consistent with experimental data, MD runs in the absence of Ca2+ and Ax culminated in target binding site closure. In simulations on [Ca4 S100] the target binding sites remained open. These results capture the essence of allosteric control, revealing how Ca2+ prevents binding site closure. Both HDX/MS and MD data showed that the metalation sites become more dynamic after Ca2+ loss. However, these enhanced dynamics do not represent the primary trigger of the allosteric cascade. Instead, a labile salt bridge acts as an incessantly active "agitator" that destabilizes the packing of adjacent residues, causing a domino chain of events that culminates in target binding site closure. This agitator represents the starting point of the allosteric signal propagation pathway. Ca2+ bindingEscaping the Prison Adventure » Escape Share 75,178 ratings 9.2

Escaping The Prison is a fantastically fun stick figure game where you... Well, escape the prison! After being thrown in a prison cell, you must use anything and everything at your disposal to escape! Teleporters, anti-gravity equipment,toilet plungers,... Nothing is off limits in your attempt to escape! But be careful though, for one wrong move or slow reflexes could land you back in your cell... Or worse! Do you have what it takes to escape the prison?

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And I would like to make working like this, without knowing the width of inner div element:
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A:

It's a bit annoying because the code in your question doesn't match the code in your jsFiddle,.
Use display: inline-block on .subcon, combined with text-align: center on .container, which you already have.
Like so: http://jsfiddle.net/thirtydot/euYTQ/66/
Or with the code in your question: http://jsfiddle.net/thirtydot/euYTQ/67/

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Check the first post: The mission templates now have multiplayer functions for broadcasting messages and code to all connected clients/server. And the new player names script. Use these templates to speed up your mission uploads! The name script will be injected to all missions.

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Mission templates updated to include TG Gear (an ammo box selection system that allows you to choose a kit and get all you need in 1 second), Group Manager, INS Revive, and more!! Includes a 16 player set up that


Reachwater Rock is home to the crypt of Archmage Gauldur. It cannot be fully explored unless you are well on your way to finishing the related quest; it can be started here, but you still don't get access without leaving the cave first.

The path to Reachwater Rock is on your right just before crossing the last bridge, on the road towards Falkreath heading southeast, before you reach the turning for Karthspire camp. One silver ore vein is located to the right of the path before reaching the stream. The path ends at a stream that is falling from the mountains above; the entrance is through the waterfall. One iron ore vein is located on the opposite side of the stream where the path ends.

Upon entering this natural cavernmenu for the correct combination, Bear—Whale—Snake. Upon opening the door, you will see that it in fact opens a series of four similar doors in a row. Follow the corridor over the now open four doors to a second puzzle door. This one is opened using the ivory dragon claw found in Folgunthur during the quest, and the correct combination is Hawk—Hawk—Dragon. This door is protected by a poisoned dart trap which shoots from either side after incorrect combinations.

This door opens at the top of a flight of stairs, with a bench on your left and a burial urn on your right. At the bottom of the stairs are four lit braziers; behind the back right-hand one is a random potion of healing and behind the back left-hand


on how proceede.
First I would tranform the image to HSV colorspace because transforming to binary would not be the best approach because there are a lot noises surrounding the tekst. After converting you can extract the text with cv2.inRange and a threshold. Then I search for contours and draw them on a new blank mask.

Next thing is to perform an opening to merge the nearby contours into one big contour. Opening is followed by dilation to remove the remaining character T in the upper left corner.

Next I would search for contours again and draw a bounding rectangle. If the contour is a perfect square then you would not see the rectangle but if the contour is shifted it would make rectangle with two smaller rectangles (opositeIterate through contours and draw a bounding rectangle.
for cnt in contours_op:
    x,y,w,h = cv2.boundingRect(cnt)
    cv2.rectangle(threshold_op,(x,y),(x+w,y+h),(255,255,255),1)

# Seraching for contours again on the new mask.
_, contours_f, hierarchy_f = cv2.findContours(threshold_op, cv2.RETR_TREE,cv2.CHAIN_APPROX_NONE)

# Iterate through contours and add size for thresholding out the rest.
for cnt in contours_f:
    size = cv2.contourArea(cnt)
    if size < 1000:
        x,y,w,h = cv2.boundingRect(cnt)
        cv2.rectangle(img,(x,y),(x+w,y+h),(0,255,0),-1)

# Display the result.
cv2.imshow('img', img)

For the second image it will not work because the picture is different in complexity.
On the second image I would try to dilate it so the only thing left would be the bottom 3 (or in the shifted case 4) lines and count


Compared to more basic to-do apps that focus on simplicity by limiting your options, Pagico goes in the other direction. But don’t let that put you off, because this is its greatest strength. You can dump nearly anything into it: ideas, files, contacts, PDFs, images, notes, to-dos, whatever, and organize anything in your life and work.you say that it is Sunnah for her to raise her hands, because
the basic principle is that the rulings apply equally to men and women.

The correct view is:

Women should do the same
things that men do in the prayer, so they should raise their hands and
spread their arms out when prostrating, and make their backs level when
bowing and lift their stomachs up off their thighs, and their thighs up off
their calves, when prostrating… they should sit on the left foot with the
right foot held upright when sitting between the two prostrations and in the
first tashahhud. In the last tashahhud of the prayer there is only one
tashahhud, and they should sit mutawarrikan (with the left upper thigh on
the ground and both feet protruding from one (the right) side) during the
final


24 (C. C. A. 2d, 1926), the court, in denying the right of the trustee to file the claim in an equity receivership, distinguished the Metropolitan Case on the ground that in the Fitkin Case, there was no covenant or express authorization such as is above quoted, running to the trustee. True it is that the opinion further states, referring to the Metropolitan Case, that "there the trustee was a payee of the bonds." It should be noted, however, that of the two sets of bonds and trust deeds there involved, the bonds secured by the trust deed which contained the quoted authorization were, as in the instant case, bearer bonds. See vol. 32, Receivership Record in Metropolitan Case, pp. 652, 653, 658, 659. Far from casting doubt53 F. (2d) 263, 265 (D. C. 1931).
In the Indiana Flooring Case, Judge Bondy stressed the provisions of the trust agreement similar to the last sentence of section 13, art. 7, quoted in the margin. He said: "This provision clearly establishes that it was not intended to transfer or assign to the trustee the right of action to enforce payment of the bonds (which by their terms are payable to bearer or registered holder), or to make the trustee a creditor or the real party in interest in any action brought to enforce payment of the bonds. The other provisions accordingly must be regarded as conferring no rights upon the trustee other than those usual in the event of default to enforce the security, the title to which


either to proceed to exercise the powers hereinbefore granted, or to institute such action, suit or proceeding in its own name; nor unless also they shall have tendered to the Trustee reasonable security and indemnity satisfactory to the Trustee, against the costs, expenses and liabilities to be incurred therein or thereby; and such notification, request and offer of indemnity are hereby declared in every such case, at the option of the Trustee, to be conditions precedent to the execution of the powers and trusts of this Agreement and to any action or cause of action for the enforcement hereof or for any other remedy hereunder; it being understood and intended that no one or more holders or registered owners of debentures or coupons shall have any right inplot development. The game took itself too seriously to justify a joke ending, and sorry if this is all slightly spoiler-ly, but there is seemingly no closure with whatever girl you choose. I say seemingly because I only played through the game once, and there were few dialogue options to make. I reloaded to try different options a few times which only altered a line or two, but any effect on an ending remained invisible to me.

While the characters are fun, much of their characterization comes from Go! Go! Nippon!, as does the idea of visiting various places to earn date points. Not talking about the locations much defeats the purpose of the traveling format, and the plot wavers between comedy, romance, and real drama too much to


you got?" "Nothing but three humans... one of which is not entirely convinced we're going in the right direction." "Make that two." "This is the nearest entrance to their campsite." "I'd be willing to bet they came this way." "Watch your footing." "There's a lot of loose rock." "The last cave I was in had handrails... a gift shop, a snack bar." "There's an opening." "Over here." " Still willing to bet they came this way?" " Yes, sir." "Isn't there a beginners' cliff we can start on?" "Don't worry." "I'll go first." " How's it going?" " These two are doing well." "His injuries were more extensive." "His body absorbed a heavy dose of radiation." "I've stabilised him for now... but he's going to need intra-cellular regeneration."doubt it." "He insisted I leave the room." "I don't think you realise how much "bad blood" there is." "You could always sedate him and perform the treatment." " I have to respect his wishes." " Even if he wishes to die?" "The will of the patient is the cornerstone of Denobulan medical ethics." "Don't you believe if you can help someone..." " you're ethically bound to do so?" " Hippocrates wasn't Denobulan." "This is an Earth ship, Doctor." "I won't let that man die in my Sickbay if it can be prevented." "Without his consent, there is nothing I can do." "I'm giving you an order." "I'm sorry, Captain, but I'm afraid I can't follow it." " Watch your footing, sir." " Thanks." " Travis!" " Stay


Denobulans are enemies... to be feared, reviled." "This is your chance to prove them wrong." " I doubt I could." " Set aside your preconceptions." "I made some headway with him... but I won't be the one holding the scalpel." "Show him that he can trust you." "Do you believe I can earn his trust in less than 36 hours?" "All I'm asking is that you try." "Your ethics might keep you from treating him against his will... but nothing's stopping you from talking to him." "You're a doctor." "He's your patient." "Find a way to help him." "Toss a coin?" " They went that way." " How can you tell?" "Look at those." "If I was a geologist, that's the way I would go." "Stay close towhat we agreed to." "We agreed to give you three days." "Nothing more." "Target the patrol that's firing at those caves." "If you attack us, we'll retaliate." " We're locked on to the coordinates." " Charge weapons." "Do you really want to be at war with us, Captain?" "The question is, do you want to be at war with us?" "Sounds like you've got your hands full already." "Stick to our original agreement... and you won't find yourself fighting on two fronts." "Commander, the bombing seems to have stopped." "We need to get out of here before it starts up again." "You wanted to see me?" "What you said, about your son." "You seemed sincere in your desire to set an example for your children." "I wish more


//
// DirectoryIteratorsTest.h
//
// $Id: //poco/1.4/Foundation/testsuite/src/DirectoryIteratorsTest.h#1 $
//
// Definition of the DirectoryIteratorsTest class.
//
// Copyright (c) 2012, Applied Informatics Software Engineering GmbH.
// and Contributors.
//
// SPDX-License-Identifier:	BSL-1.0
//

#ifndef DirectoryIteratorsTest_INCLUDED
#define DirectoryIteratorsTest_INCLUDED

#include "Poco/Foundation.h"
#include "Poco/Path.h"
#include "CppUnit/TestCase.h"

class DirectoryIteratorsTest: public CppUnit::TestCase
{
public:
	DirectoryIteratorsTest(const std::string& name);
	~DirectoryIteratorsTest();

	void testDirectoryIterator();
	void testSortedDirectoryIterator();
	void testSimpleRecursiveDirectoryIterator();
	void testSiblingsFirstRecursiveDirectoryIterator();

	void setUp();
	void tearDown();

	static CppUnit::Test* suite();

protected:
	Poco::Path path() const;
	void createSubdir(Poco::Path& p);

private:
};

#endif // DirectoryIteratorsTest_INCLUDED
Fatal outcome of a young woman with papillary thyroid carcinoma and graves' disease: possible implication of "cross-signalling" mechanism.
A 29 yrs-old patient was referred to our hospital due to generalized convulsions. She had hyperthyroidism treated with methimazole. Her MRI showed 4 metastatic lesions in the brain. She had a goiter with a "cold" nodule and a palpable ipsilateral lymph node. The FNAB disclosed a papillary thyroid carcinoma. Under 5 mg of MMI treatment, she had a subclinical hyperthyroidism and TRAb were 47.8% (n.v. < 10%). The CT scan also showed lung metastasis. She underwent a total thyroidectomy with a modified neck dissection and she received an accumulated radioiodine dose of 700 mCi during the following two years. She died from the consequences of multiple metastatic lesions. Studies were performed


What’s the advantage of having a diagnosis?

A: One of the reason I would encourage people to pursue a diagnosis is to be able to plan for the next five years. If I knew that I was not going to be as independent four or five years from now, I would make sure to get my health in order. It’s not quite the same as being diagnosed with a terminal illness, but if you’re concerned about how you will be cared for, this is the time to get it together. And no matter what, everyone should have a power of attorney. These things are much better to handle way ahead of the game.

Q: What about drugs? Do they help?

A: About 20 or 25 per cent of people with Alzheimer’svalue) is exactly 666.Now, for sure Rav Ashlag was not referring to the infamous numberof Revelations, but to the year that the kabbalistic proportion of .666points to the Geulah (final redemption), 5778 HC (2018 CE). Afterall, it was Rav Ashlag who taught it to me.” The .666 is “Based on the ancient prophecy that the Messiah would arrive in the6th millennium, it was determined that there was a total of 6000 years,which they divided into 3 periods of 2000 years each.”

“The year 5778 is “the” year on which many pointers in the numerical codes of the Torah, in the realm of mathematics and the mathematical properties ofscientific principles focus. The “synchronous events” (SEs), in our lives, allemphatically call our attention to the “the appointment in time” that thisEarth


Bethlehem ( if you listen to Jonathan cahn it was a religion for the magi and a lot more happened then they just saw the star and started walking). Our God tells us all about the sun moon and stars and what to do pertaining to them. So that’s what I did along with guidance from the Holy Spirit and you wait-and-see if that’s not what happens!

Maybe you can help me, seeing that you seem to like the challenge of investigating things of God’s nature. Look at the three letters on my face in the fb pictures please, these came on me as I was in prayer for a healing of a double broken back. With 100% faith as the Holy Spirit had me to I prayed, thenup on strategic CX initiatives, turning to price cuts for short-term gains.

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          Given mean μ  and standard deviation σ  it has the PDF:

          The variation the PDF with its parameters is illustrated in the following
          graph:

          The cumulative distribution function is


class="special">);

          Constructs a normal distribution with mean mean and
          standard deviation sd.

          Requires sd > 0, otherwise domain_error
          is called.

RealType mean()const;
RealType location()const;

          both return the mean of this distribution.

RealType standard_deviation()const;
RealType scale()const;

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“Teeth what were sharp
Is ground down and dumb
My crooked spine becoming more brittle
What once grew straight
And tall tâ€™ward the sun
Is absorbing back down
To dirt like a sponge”
(Homecoming Queen)

Sometimes touched with surreal romance:

“you


initially thought there had been an error in mastering Good Morning Spider, because of the strange production noises on Sunshine and Happy Man.

Well, Steve, I wouldn’t want to be without Good Morning Spider, as I do think it’s excellent, but for me there are one or 2 songs towards the end of it that let it down, but I love Vivadixie… from start to finish.

I should also say, and I kept forgetting to mention this in earlier comments here, that I wrote this blog entry in my lunch hour at the library. I hadn’t originally intended to just write about the first album, but I ran out of time, so had to draw it to a halt. I could easily have written as much about Good Morning Spider  IsTeacher: boolean;
        IsAdmin: boolean;
        Uid: string;
    }

    export interface IYear {
        CalendarYear: string;
        PassType: string;
        UserItinerary: IItinerary;
        WaiverStatus: boolean;
        Guests: Array<IGuest>;
        SignupDate: string;
    }

At a certain point I'm going to pass some formGroup data into the IYear typed property:
user: IUser = <IUser>{};

createUser(
    firstName: string,
    lastName: string,
    email: string,
    uid:


into the 'this.user.Year' array, I get the error

Cannot read property 'push' of undefined

I've tried explicitly passing in the values by key:
this.user.Year['CalendarYear'] = year.CalendarYear;

But that didn't work. Can anyone point out my mistake here?

A:

The Year array in the user Object should be initialized to empty before pushing objects into it.
this.user.Year = [];

and then,
this.user.Year.push(year);

Signature member of the Miniature Artists of America winning awards in Georgia and Florida.

Paintings
Through his life, Henry produced many hundreds of miniatures. The calligraphy is typically exquisite, normally of poems or passages of scripture and beautifully set.

The work starts with the draft text using a fine lead pencil, sanded to an even sharper point. Then with specially adapted pens, ground down by hand to produce a fine tip the text is completed and any gold leaf brushed onto the required sections. Then the borders and any paintings are incorporated.

Candle in the Wind
This illuminated script of a song, Candle in the Wind, written and popularized by Elton John. It was painted after the Funeral of Diana, Princess of Wales in 1997 at which the song was sung by its


letters of each verse are in blue on a white background. The title is set in the top border which includes objects which are hinted at, you have to delve into this miniature and explore it to discover these. This miniature was placed in an exhibition of miniatures by seventeen contemporary miniaturist at the Medici Galleries in Grafton Street, Bond Street, London in 1985. This is the only miniature by Henry that has been printed and reproduced.

Thou Who wast Rich Beyond all Splendour

Three verses of a hymn by Bishop Frank Houghton (1894–1972) describing the mystery of the Incarnation of Christ.  The two small miniature illustrations depict the splendour of the Godhead at the top and the lowly nativity scene at the bottom.  The border is inModal dialog

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Crude oil prices are at historic lows, with Brent crude oil prices touching their lowest point since 2004 in overnight trading Monday. Brent crude oil is 37 percent lower than it was at this point last year. That leavesto demand that they do their best to make him proud. Within
limits we ought to have pride in a neat and clean appearance for ourselves and
our property -- such pride never has to be ostentatious.

The
"pride" that is dangerous, the "inordinate pride" is the
"pride" that makes a man see himself as more important than he really
is -- that he and his concerns are of greater significance than those of his
neighbors -- or that he is so special that even his relationship with God is
privileged.

It
is not difficult to see how such "inordinate pride" leads quickly to
sin. If I think I am more important than my neighbor, it become very easy
to justify sinning against him. My great importance gives me the right to
harm him if he gets in my way; my
great


used to call our landlord ‘Appa’ (father), and cannot believe that he has sexually assaulted my little one. A few days ago, my son went to the toilet and called me inside to show me his private parts which were bleeding. The skin too had peeled off, and he began crying. Within seconds, he fainted on the toilet floor and his eyes began rolling upwards. I was devastated and rushed him to a hospital where he suffered a high fever for days,” she said. Doctors initially suspected the child would not make it, seeing him unresponsive to medication. However, patience and timely medical intervention worked wonders on the boy, who slowly came to and began convalescing.Perhaps the victim’s mother would never have known the truth, had it not/* Copyright (C) 2004-2006 by Gerard Gorman
   Copyright (C) 2006- Imperial College London and others.

   Please see the AUTHORS file in the main source directory for a full
   list of copyright holders.

   Dr Gerard J Gorman
   Applied Modelling and Computation Group
   Department of Earth Science and Engineering
   Imperial College London

   g.gorman@imperial.ac.uk

   This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
   modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public
   License as published by the Free Software Foundation; either
   version 2.1 of the License.

   This


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    string tag(name, *len);
    vtkFloatArray *newVectors = vtkFloatArray::New();

    newVectors->SetName( tag.c_str() );
    newVectors->SetNumberOfComponents(3);
    newVectors->SetNumberOfTuples(ncnt);

    for(unsigned i=0; i<ncnt; i++){
      newVectors->SetTuple3(i, vx[i], vy[i], vz[i]);
    }

    dataSet->GetPointData()->AddArray(newVectors);
    dataSet->GetPointData()->SetActiveAttribute(tag.c_str(), vtkDataSetAttributes::VECTORS);

    newVectors->Delete();
    return;
  }

  /**
     Writes nodal vector double (8 byte real) values.
     @param[in] vx,vy,vz Data array.
     @param[in] name Variable name to be written to metadata.
     @param[in] len Length of variable name.
  */
  void vtkwritedvn(double *vx, double *vy, double *vz,
		  vtkDataSetAttributes::TENSORS);

    dataSet->GetCellData()->SetTensors( newTensors );

    newTensors->Delete();
    return;
  }

  /**
     Finish writing and close vtk file (serial).
   */
  void vtkclose(){
    vtkXMLUnstructuredGridWriter *writer= vtkXMLUnstructuredGridWriter::New();

#ifdef DEBUG
    writer->DebugOn();
#endif
    vtkZLibDataCompressor* compressor = vtkZLibDataCompressor::New();

#ifdef DEBUG
    cerr<<"fl_vtkFileName - "<<fl_vtkFileName<<endl;
#endif
    writer->SetFileName( fl_vtkFileName.c_str() );

    // Set to true binary format (not encoded as base 64)
    writer->SetDataModeToAppended();
    writer->EncodeAppendedDataOff();

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    writer->SetInput(dataSet);
#else
    writer->SetInputData(dataSet);
#endif

    writer->SetCompressor(compressor);
    compressor->Delete();

    writer->Write();


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      cont->SetCommunicator(vtkMPICommunicator::GetWorldCommunicator());
      writer->SetController(cont);
    }
    writer->SetWriteSummaryFile(true);
#else
    writer->SetWriteSummaryFile((*rank)==0);
#endif

    writer->Write();
    writer->Delete();

    // Finished
    dataSet->Delete();
    dataSet = NULL;

    if(is_pvtu){
      if((*rank)==0){
        rename(filename.c_str(), fl_vtkFileName.c_str());
        pvtu_fix_path(fl_vtkFileName.c_str(), basename.c_str());
      }
    }

    return;
  }

  /**
     Finish writing and close vtk file (parallel).
  */
  void vtkpclose(int *rank, int *npartitions){

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"You're not allowed to do that." "My relationship with Lost is not your business." "It's extremely personal." "Stop!" "Stop it." "Be nice to your sister." "You guys are going to cherish each other one day." "Stop it!" "Stop!" "It's your birthday." "You don't need to go to the store." "No, just five minutes." "Desi and Jodi are fighting." "All right, five minutes, but then I'm pulling you out." "Hi." "Hi." "How's Jodi treating you?" "Jodi?" "Oh, Jodi's my new BFF." "She's like a little kitty-cat." "Sometimes she comes and rubs up against my leg." "And you're a ball of shit." "She loves me." "Huh." "Can you do inventory so that we can do the sidewalk sale?" "And you really need to pay attention to the numbers because wehalf-hour to go to the bathroom?" "John Goodman." "Don't press "Enter." I'm not sure I want to make that move!" "Thank you." "Wow." "You know, when I first started this label, my dream was to work with musicians and bands whose music I just admired so much." "The person that I thought, "My God, wouldn 't it be incredible to work with, "" "was Graham Parker." "Tonight, we have him, solo because we couldn 't afford to fly in The Rumour." "Graham Parker." "It's just not my kind of music." "Really?" "What is your kind of music?" "I like happy music that you can dance to." "Yeah, but when you listen to a song where somebody's singing about something depressing, don't you relate to it?" "No." "It makes


Parker's fans just died." "I do know." "Hardly." "That sort of music depresses people." "Hi, Charlotte." "Sadie." "Sadie, what are you listening to?" "Okay." "This is music that makes people happy." "And this is what people buy." "What?" "Right, girls?" "Come on, Sadie." "Okay." "Why did you take it off?" "Now, something that really rocks." "This is called good music." "From somebody's heart." "This is bumming me out." "This isn't fun." "Just listen to these words, okay?" "Just listen to the words." "I don't understand the words." "This is lyrics." "This is poetry." "This is what is going to survive in a hundred years." "It just doesn't make people happy." "Makes me happy." "I can dance to it." "But you're the only one in the room who's happy."The Rumour record in 30 years." "When we play together, the magic was just ridiculous." "And I think what we've got is just so great." "What are you doing?" "I'm contextualizing him as one of the great figures in rock history." "You can't show him in his prime in '77, and then jump straight to him as he is now." "It's terrifying." "You have got to reverse it." "You have got to show him as he is now, very briefly, and then show him in 1977." "You have got to Benjamin Button it." "I don't know what you're talking about." "All rock stars are older now." "Steven Tyler, David Bowie, Mick Jagger..." "Paul McCartney." "Okay." "Stop it." "Everybody that you are mentioning looks like an old woman now."


gout." "Rock and roll, baby." "The happiest period in people's lives is from age 40 to 60." "So, this is it." "We're in it right now." "It's true." "Says who?" "Says a lot of people." "Most people say that." "Oh!" "We have everything we need right now to be completely happy." "We're going to blink, and be 90." "What?" "So, let's just choose to be happy." "Yeah." "Yeah." "Your eyes are kind of glazing over." "No, I'm processing it all." "Some of these, I wrote for you." "So, we have to exercise every day." "Mmm." "Spend more time alone together." "And we have to go to the therapist, every week." "It's a little pricey." "No stressing over tiny things." "Yeah, that's good." "You should do that." "Mm-hmm." "Weneed tattoos." "Look, I wanted to talk to you about scaling back a little bit." "You know, Deb and I are..." "We're thinking about selling the house." "I think that house is more than you need." "I think it was too big of a purchase when you made it." "Yeah." "In the meantime, I'm going to have to make some changes." "I'm going to have to cut back." "I understand." "What do you mean?" "With you." "Oh." "I'm sorry." "What?" "I can't lend you any more money." "No, that's a bad idea." "That's not the way to cut back." "I have three children here." "What about Claire?" "Can't she get a job?" "Claire takes care of your brothers!" "What do you want her to do?" "If she goes