Q:

variadic template to call a function

I am trying to write a teamplate function that looks like this:
template<T FuncPtr, Params...>
void CallFunction(Params...)
{
    FuncPtr(Params...);
}

example usage:
typedef void (__stdcall* Test_t)(int a1, bool a2, char* a3);
Test_t fn = ....; //pointer obtained somehow

CallFunction<fn>(10, true, "Hello");

Is something like that possible? I dont know how to work with the parameter pack to have it unpacked so each member of the pack servers as a parameter.

A:

I would suggest a minor rewrite into something like this:
#include <iostream>

template<class Fun, class... Args>
void CallFunction(Fun fun, Args&&... args)
{
    fun(std::forward<Args>(args)...);
}

void fn(int a1, bool a2, char const* a3)
{
    std::cout << a1 << a2 << a3;
}

int main()
{
    CallFunction(fn, 10, true, "Hello");
}

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which impact their health, even if they are not issues that can be addressed by the primary care provider. The PCAM can be used by a range of primary care providers, including GPs or nurses. It may also be used by a team of providers to assist with communication for team-based approaches to care. The PCAM was not developed for cardiovascular disease or diabetes population exclusively, but rather was tested in this group for the feasibility of use in primary care with these commonly occurring conditions, and was deemed suitable for use in this study because of its focus on the social dimensions of health.

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“What was really important to us when we developed this vehicle was not to develop something to just get to orbit, and that’s it, but to develop something that once we got there, was ready to go fully commercially,” Beck said in an interview with Spaceflight Now shortly after the successful launch.

Standing 55 feet (17 meters) tall, the kerosene-fueled rocket ignited nine Rutherford main engines at 8:43 p.m. EST Saturday (0143 GMT; 2:43 p.m. New Zealand time Sunday). Hold-down restraints opened after a brief health check, freeing the Electron booster for its eight-and-a-half minute climb into


the second stage’s Rutherford engine turn off on time around eight minutes after liftoff, and Rocket Lab’s webcast commentator announced deployment of the three CubeSats stowed aboard by Spire Global and Planet, two San Francisco-based companies.

Applause and high-fives abounded in the Rocket Lab control center, and Spire and Planet later confirmed their CubeSats successfully separated from the Electron upper stage. They were housed in newly-designed deployers provided by Rocket Lab.

Spire’s commercial CubeSat fleet tracks weather and ship movements, while Planet operates around 200 small spacecraft taking detailed imagery of Earth.

This weekend’s launch came nearly seven months after the maiden Electron rocket fell short of reaching orbit due to a ground tracking error. Controllers lost contact with the launcher on its May 2017 flight, prompting a safety officer tosays it will charge $4.9 million per Electron flight, significantly less than any other launch provider flying today, and offer a solo ride for payloads that currently must ride piggyback with a larger payload.

With money from venture capital funds in Silicon Valley and New Zealand, along with a strategic investment from Lockheed Martin and the government of New Zealand, Rocket Lab completed the design and qualification of the Electron rocket with less than $100 million since the company’s founding, according to Beck.

A further round of venture capital financing last year brought the total investment in Rocket Lab to $148 million, valuing the company at more than $1 billion. Beck said Rocket Lab is now fully funded, with no further investment rounds in the pipeline.

Rocket Lab is one of


several companies — alongside start-ups and spinoffs like Virgin Orbit and the now-defunct Texas-based rocket developer Firefly — that have been established in recent years to meet demand for launches in the small satellite market.

Virgin Orbit’s air-dropped LauncherOne vehicle is currently in full-stage ground testing ahead of an inaugural orbital test flight in mid-2018. Another company, Vector, says it will also attempt its first launch to orbit with a small satellite booster later this year.

But Rocket Lab is the first of the bunch to reach orbit.

“I love being first,” Beck said.

Rocket Lab says the Electron rocket can place up to 330 pounds (150 kilograms) into sun-synchronous orbit 300 miles (500 kilometers) above Earth. The booster is sized to haul clusters of CubeSats to orbit, or launch replacement craftyou have any open tickets left, you won’t be able to access them through the familiar interface. But don’t worry; the support has retained all correspondence and any other important information and will contact you in the nearest future. In case you weren’t reached by support for some reason, or if you want to file a new ticket, just send an e-mail to support@adguard.com.

And that’s about everything on the new knowledge base. If there are any questions left which aren’t answered by this article, feel free to ask them in the comment section — I’ll be here to answer them all. And of course, just share your thoughts and impressions! The more feedback, the better :)


with Senegal for the Africa Cup of Nations, and Philippe Coutinho only just returning for the game at St Mary's, Sturridge could find himself thrust into the team as Klopp seeks to retain his side's attacking threat.

Sturridge already has four goals in this competition so far – with doubles against Burton and Spurs – and also scored two against the Saints at the quarter-final stage of the League Cup last season.

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Klopp believes Sturridge could be finding form and fitness at just the right time for him and Liverpool, but he must still prove his availability after another campaign interrupted by injury.

“It would be fantastic, of course, and sometimes you needjudge him. We don’t have to think about it because we are exactly in the middle of the season.

“So, from my point of view, until now – even when he didn’t score – he made really good performances. Even when he didn’t score he was so important in a lot of these games.

“He fits really well in our style of play. That is good for him, good for us.

"Nobody in the team, nobody in the squad is in doubt about him being a wonderful player. No doubt.”


ha’
mercy! What’s to become o’ me?” Peggy’s tears smart her eyes as she
flings the goose-quill over to a cheese on the shelf, where it sticks,
and one day surprises the Vicar at his supper.

“Get out of my sight!” she flings after it. “I can’t write! Who can
write out her heart and soul, when it’s devilish hard even to speak it.
Oh! Would I were my brother for one fine half-hour!” cries Peggy, rising
and stamping up and down the stone floor of the buttery.

“An’ if you were, Madam?” asks Chockey meekly, “what then?”

“I’d swear! Yea, would I! Such a lot of splendid oaths as’d ease my mind
and let me hear from my own lips what a fool’s part I’d played with my
own—my adored Percy! Could I but see him! as Kennastonno one. Stop! Sir Robin must know, since ’tis for her he
unsheathes twice in a week,” cries the host.

“Where is he?”

“Bring him in!”

“Send for Sir Robin!” is the cry of the company.

“Zooks! Sirs, but our reputations as gallants are broken up, an we’ve
not seen her of whom the prints speak thus!” says the Beau, adding at
once:

“Tempers, my compliments to Sir Robin McTart, and beg of him to join us,
for, at the least, a few moments. I know he’s averse to early rising,
but pray inform him to skip across in his dressing-gown and slippers,
and night-cap, we’ve no ladies here about to ogle him!”

The which message being conveyed to My Lady Peggy a-sitting by the
pulled-out chest of drawers, mournfully contemplating her long shorn
tresses with barred door, arouses in her such


method
only, that the gallant blade fought out his quarrel on the open field,
while the craven bought a hireling’s dagger to do it in the dark.

Meantime, My Lady, by as direct a route as she can fathom out of the
labyrinth of her ignorance and her distracted state of mind, makes back
to Peter’s Court with her parcel of duds still under her arm.

She enters, mounts the stair-case, seeks her room, closes the door, and
sits down.

“’Tis now not to be doubted,” she says to herself, “but that the Devil’s
at the helm of my ship—and that I am to be a man for the rest of my
life. ’Sdeath! as dad says, I’ll stop over till Sunday night’s o’er
past, and as surely as my name’s Peggy Burgoyne I’ll foil that little
dastardly groat offar as to send her down, with his compliments, his favorite
ruby heart-pin: when, on the spot, not a gentleman present but whipped
out a jewel from ruffle, finger, pocket or fob, and Peggy herself tying
’em up in a pocket-napkin laced with Brussels and perfumed like the
civet-cat, sent them down to the astonished lass in the kitchen.

A game of cards was in order after the repast: a tilt at politics: a
wager on the question of tea in the Colonies; Lady Peggy and Sir Percy
keeping, by the grace of each, well apart in all these encounters; and
at twelve o’clock, just as the moon was rising behind a bank of splendid
star-fringed clouds, Mr. Brummell and his guests set forth on their
homeward road.

The beauty of the night was such as soothes and casts


into Mr. Brummell’s
party for breakfast, and to learn of the adventure with Tom Kidde, the
valor of Sir Robin McTart, and the absence of that young gentleman, as
also Sir Percy, from the board.

When Lady Diana’s woman hooked her mistress’s cloak about her ’twas at
five o’clock in the morning, and of the party at the Castle every lady’s
woman was performing the same office, adding hood over curls and puffs,
and sticking the finest of cambric pocket-napkins into their mistress’
hands by the half dozens; for ’twas easily seen that such early rising
could be for no other cause than to go forth to bathe their Ladyships’
faces in the May-dew; the which, when gathered from little copses and
shadowy nooks before the sun had yet shone upon’t, was warranted to
enhance that beauty which was alreadyand
immunity,” cries she, tortured and quivering beneath the rude hands and
ruder gibes of the grooms and ’ostlers.

“Demand away! my pretty buck-skin, with your jeweled hilt!” returns
Biggs, stripping the weapon from her thigh. “Your satin breeches and
gold-laced waistcoat! ’Tain’t no use denyin’ you your speech, and your
will to palaver on whatever matter you will, for before the clock
strikes eight, you’ll be home with your father in hell.”

“Tut, tut, Mr. Biggs,” says His Lordship. “Call Mr. Frewen, the Curate,
he’s at his studies in the library, we havin’ sat late over our cards
last night; and let him have his prayer-book to hand, open at the page
for malefactors after condemnation.”

“Go, you, Michael,” this to one of the now awestruck lads hanging,
staring at Peg over the paddock paling. “Ask Mr. Frewen to come
quickly.”

“But


this is monstrous, Sir!” cries Her Ladyship, now thoroughly
alarmed, and near to losing her wits betwixt her endeavors to keep up
her man’s estate, her contempt of her own frowardness, her shame at
being thus at the mercy of her rival’s parent, and her actual terror of
her position.

“I do beseech you, I am an honest person, my tale is true. Is it not but
the justice due to any subject of His Majesty’s, however humble, that he
should not be condemned before he is tried, or even his identity
proven?”

“I’ll be sworn, My Lord,” exclaims Biggs, “’tis a voice and air to
wheedle fine ladies out of their stomachers and chains, but not to tempt
the law. Sirrah!” he continues, addressing himself to Her Ladyship, who
is by this firmly tied to a post like amuch as a
dog does before he starts on the scent; she jingled the little money
left in her purse, gave her hat the cock as she beheld a passer-by, and
struck out for London Bridge, which, at this early hour of the day, she
found easy enough to cross afoot, barring the filth and mud.

’Twas the first time she had been on it since the memorable afternoon
when she and Chockey had first come up to town in the coach from the
Kennaston Arms. Now stalking along with a will, and a swing to her
bundle, My Lady had chance to note the tall gaunt houses lining the
bridge at each side where the pin-makers dwelt and worked; the gigantic
water-wheel under the arches which supplied the town with water; the
increasing tide of wagons, carts, pedestrians,


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poachers or any people during night-time we are ordered to shoot them.”

“First we warn them – who are you?” said the park’s director Satyendra Singh. “But if they resort to firing we have to kill them. First we try to arrest them, so we get the information, what are the linkages, who are others in the gang?”

Singh revealed 50 poachers had been killed in just the past three years.

Conservation efforts in India tend to focus on protecting a few emblematic species. Rhinos and tigers have become patriotic, national symbols.

When the number of rhinos killed by poachers doubled in 2013, local politicians demanded action.

The head of the park, M. K. Yadava, was happy to oblige.

Environmental crimes, including poaching, are more serious that murder, in his opinion:

“They erode the veryA Northern Territory gold mine that could create up to 80 jobs and provide a shot in the arm to the embattled nearby town of Pine Creek could be put in jeopardy by a rare and tiny flying mammal.

Key points: Managers of the Union Reefs site say the mine could create up to 80 jobs

Managers of the Union Reefs site say the mine could create up to 80 jobs A federal agency is currently investigating the ghost bat population at the site

A federal agency is currently investigating the ghost bat population at the site Pine Creek locals are optimistic the mine could give a boost to their struggling town

A small population of the ghost bat — which was listed as a threatened species in 2016 — exists at


young players earlier in the season and most flamed out. This is par for the course. Young players often take an up and down path to get an NHL role. There’s little point putting a young player with potential on the NHL roster to play very limited minutes in a fourth-line role.

These players have one thing in common, they are on the steep part of the learning curve. Some may never climb it sufficiently, but perhaps some will. The team’s need is most significant at forward, right-wing in particular.

In total, the Sharks have skated 20 forwards this season. Nine of these have spent time in both the AHL and NHL this season. Only one seems to have made the jump, but even if just one or two othersover. The Shark reside in the Pacific Division and the bar is lower here. Substantially lower. Not only are the Sharks much closer to a playoff spot than they should be, several teams in front of them have limited experience in making a playoff push. Specifically, the Arizona Coyotes, Vancouver Canucks and Edmonton Oilers have combined for one playoff appearance in the last four seasons. These are not battle-tested teams.

Reason 6: Lots of Season Left

While there is plenty of reason for skepticism, there are a lot of games left to play. The deficit is significant and the Sharks sit 13th among teams in the Western Conference. But decisions on what to do with this season’s team do not need to get made until mid-February, 10-12 games away from


conducted. The evaluation results confirm the efficiency and feasibility of the design and imply its potential in applications of spatial perception rehabilitation.

The contributions of this work are manifold. Firstly, it is the first hand-free tool that provides "smooth" and "continuous" sliding tactile orientation guidance for BVI pedestrians. Secondly, it successfully applies the double-diamond design model to address the numerous limitations of existing acoustic and vibration orientation guidance solutions. Thirdly, the experiments in a virtual test field and real test field imply the potential of the designed wristband and testbed in spatial perception rehabilitation applications. Fourthly, a proof-of-concept prototype was produced, which was demonstrated to be functionally capable, portable, and affordable.

The rest of the paper is organized as follows: [Section 2](#sec2-sensors-19-04670){ref-type="sec"} reviews relevant related works. [Section 3](#sec3-sensors-19-04670){ref-type="sec"} presents thein 2005. The model entails emphasis on problem analysis as a basis for creating solutions for clients, and it presents four main stages across two adjacent diamonds. The two diamonds are the problem and solution spaces. In each space, a diverging phase that expends the space is followed by a converging phase that narrows the space, as shown in [Figure 2](#sensors-19-04670-f002){ref-type="fig"}. The model distinguishes itself from others by systematically splitting the human-centric design into two successive diverging--converging phases. To synthesize the design opportunity and contact points gathered from the need-finding stage, insights and primary design goals are formulated in the following converging stage. Then, the collection of user and expert feedback after ideating and modeling in the idea implementation stage allows converging to a final solution in the


human--machine systems are theoretically useful but only partially meet the requirements of application; they lack a suitable bridge to convey the knowledge and decisions of machines to BVI people especially in the action controls. A better bridging tool or service that conveys navigation-related knowledge and guidance from the machine to the BVI user needs to be designed \[[@B3-sensors-19-04670]\].

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According to Bujacz and Balan \[[@B44-sensors-19-04670],[@B45-sensors-19-04670]\], acoustics is the most suitable channel to deliver long-term path-planning knowledge since the other candidate interaction channels may not be able to deliver much knowledge of rich data in a timely manner with a certain degree of ambiguity. However, when it comes to the planning details in the action control layer, there are different designs.

Most existing designsbetween independent signals is serious and inevitable. Moreover, the length of communication time is proportional to the information capacity. Since hearing is the most important sensory receiver for BVI people in daily life, the non-multiplexing property makes the hearing channel more precious.

*Results-oriented instructions*. The instructions aim to accomplish short-term and medium-term goals, i.e., they are results-oriented, which makes guidance during a detailed action insufficient.

Meanwhile, the existing tactile feedback-based designs have the following limitations:

*Discrete guidance on continuous motion tasks*. Most of the solutions use three to five vibration units to indicate the approximate orientation. Combinations of vibrations allow the BVI user to find clues of motion guidance. Nonetheless, this is contradictory to the continuous nature of dynamics and motion in navigation.

*Instructions are prone to be misperceived*. Firstly, depending on


this work, the smoothness is expressed by geometric continuity. To achieve geometric continuity of motion, we used a Bezier curve-based algorithm \[[@B62-sensors-19-04670]\] to plan the guidance. A Bezier curve of degree n is defined as $$P(t) = {\sum\limits_{i = 0}^{n}{B_{i}^{n}(t)P_{i}}},$$ where $P_{i}$ denotes the control points, and $B_{i}^{n}(t)$ is a Bernstein polynomial. $$B_{i}^{n}(t) = \begin{pmatrix}
n \\
i \\
\end{pmatrix}\left( \frac{t_{1} - t}{t_{1} - t_{0}} \right)^{n - i}\left( \frac{t - t_{0}}{t_{1} - t_{0}} \right)^{i}~~~~i \in \{ 0,1,\ldots,n\}.$$

The paths generated by the Bezier curve have the following merits:

They always pass through the starting point $P_{0}$ and ending point $P_{k}$.

They are always tangent to the lines connecting consequential control point pairs.

They form curves to avoid the collision area surrounded by control points.

They form straight lines if there is no collision area.

The orientation guidancetask. In test β, participants received training and practice in virtual fields until they felt confident in guidance.

The displacements of participants to the predefined path were collected as shown in [Figure 12](#sensors-19-04670-f012){ref-type="fig"}. In test α, although the concept of following orientation guidance was simple, most participants were unable to steadily control the virtual character on the virtual test-fields by exclusively receiving orientation guidance from the designed wristband. One reason was that the controlled character always turned excessively, especially right after sharp turns. In the test, participant E reported that the sliding tactile feedback was difficult to perceive, causing a relatively larger displacement than other participants in test α. To deal with this, we adjusted the tightness of wristband. Thus, their displacement in test β was closer to the


in the hospital for 11 days for tests and therapy. Bair has not returned to work for Frisco. In January of 1975 Bair again entered the hospital for more treatment. Bair suffers from a degenerative disc disease. Bair's present doctor, an orthopedic surgeon, Dr. Ben Harmon, testified by deposition that Bair was not capable of returning to work. Although Bair tried to return to work with his father as a painter and remodeler, he was unable to perform due to his back problems. Bair stated that in 1976 he had no earnings. In 1977 he earned $1,700. In 1978 Bair obtained a real estate license and earned $4,500.
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So, while it would have been nice to figure out and solve the problem (with v1.3.4), the answer seems to be "upgrade to nunjucks v2.1.0".

Q:

Can I use SQL Server Management Studio 2012 on a 2008 server?

My school is using SQL Server 2008. Last time I used it I only installed (at home) SQL Server Management Studio 2008 part, and used VPN to connect to school's server.
Now I want to install SQL Server Management Studio again, but this time the 2012 version is available.
Will SQL Server Management Studio 2012 work on the school's SQL Server 2008? Or do I need the 2008 version?

A:

SSMS2012 is backwards compatible:
http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/sqltools/thread/0151c2e8-2281-4a78-86b0-20cc1bfd57ac
Edit
Giving out Aaron's link instead of the old one! Thanks Aaron.
microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=35579
As Kenneth mentioned, you could copy the 2008 BOL (Books online) so when you search the help it'll be relevant to 2008 instead of 2012.

A:

No problem, I have SMS 2012 installed connecting to both SQL 2008 and 2005


Evidence of functional myocardial ischemia associated with myocardial dysfunction in brain-dead pigs.
Cardiac dysfunction after brain death has been documented, but its mechanisms remain unclear. Myocardial ischemia has been suggested as a possible cause. The aim of the present study was to investigate the existence of an imbalance between myocardial oxygen delivery and demand as a possible cause of myocardial dysfunction in brain-dead pigs. Interstitial myocardial lactate and adenosine concentrations were assessed with cardiac microdialysis in 2 groups of animals: brain-dead pigs (n=7) and brain-dead pigs treated with labetalol (10+/-3 mg/kg) (n=7). Heart rate (HR), left ventricular (LV) dP/dt(max), rate-pressure product (RPP), cardiac output (CO), and left anterior descending coronary artery blood flow (QLAD) were continuously monitored. Brain-dead pigs exhibited a transient significant increase in HR, LV dP/dt(max), RPP,services (particularly broadband) sectors. Also several of the affiliate solution providers expect to see increased interest from business-to-business marketers and advertisers in using affiliate marketing as part of their mix.[17]:149–150
Individual sellers and companies offering products or services have to deal with their consumers and ensure they are satisfied with what they have purchased. Thanks to the affiliate marketing structure, you’ll never have to be concerned with customer support or customer satisfaction. The entire job of the affiliate marketer is to link the seller with the consumer. The seller deals with any consumer complaints after you receive your commission from the sale.

The truth is much more complicated. It’s true that affiliate programs can be sources of phantom revenue and off-brand promotion. But managed properly, they can also make up


Answer any questions buyers post as quickly as possible. Be professional and courteous. Positive communication builds your reputation with buyers and gets you return business. Also, package your product well and ship it out quickly. Allowing an item to become damaged or taking too long to ship can negatively affect your reputation among buyers. Wrap all items, especially fragile ones, in appropriate packaging. Commit to shipping items as soon as you receive payment.[32]

Affiliate marketing is an ideal solution for those looking to gain control of their own income by focusing on performance-based revenue options. Working in tandem with a seller, a motivated affiliate marketer will be able to achieve a passive income from the comfort of their home without worrying about producing their own product or service. AlthoughSelective inhibition of cardiac cyclic nucleotide phosphodiesterases by doxorubicin and daunorubicin.
Doxorubicin and daunorubicin, the anthracycline antitumor agents, were evaluated for their in vitro and in vivo effect on phosphodiesterase (PDE) activity in mouse tissues. Doxorubicin at a concentration of 10(-4)M inhibited cardiac c-AMP (adenosine 3',5', monophosphate) PDE activity 50% of the control whereas in lungs and spleen, the activity was inhibited only 20%. On the contrary no effect was seen in kidney and liver. In addition, cardiac c-GMP (guanosine 3',5' monophosphate) PDE appeared less sensitive to doxorubicin than c-AMP PDE though inhibition in heart was more pronounced than in any other tissue. It appears that daunorubicin inhibits c-AMP PDE activity in heart markedly less than doxorubicin. Kinetic studies indicate that both inhibitions of c-AMP and c-GMP PDE by


for many years, been no more than an aspiration. In principle, giving patients a paper questionnaire, scoring it and then providing the results to the doctor, should improve the quality of the clinical consultation. In practice, administering paper questionnaires in a busy clinic and then fitting in scoring and reporting within clinic workflow requires a significant ongoing commitment of time and resources that is infeasible for many practices.

The development of technologies to collect patient-reported outcomes electronically has been transformative. Many institutions now email patients a link to an online questionnaire that is scored automatically and a report entered into the electronic medical record well in time for the doctor to review before the consultation \[[@CR3]\].

At our institution, Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (MSKCC), we have used electronic methods
395 F.Supp.2d 21 (2005)
CLALIT HEALTH SERVICES, Plaintiff,
v.
ISRAEL HUMANITARIAN FOUNDATION, Defendant.
No. 02 CIV. 6552(DC).
United States District Court, S.D. New York.
September 14, 2005.
*22 Stephen L. Weinstein, Eiseman, Levin, Lehrhaupt & Kakogiannis, P.C., New York City, for Plaintiff.
Monica Ruth Jacobson, Alvy & Jacobson, New York City, for Defendant.

ORDER
CHIN, District Judge.
By letter dated September 7, 2005 (the "9/7/05 Letter"), defendant Israel Humanitarian Foundation ("IHF") has asked for permission to move for reconsideration or reargument of the Court's August 31, 2005, opinion (the "Opinion") that granted in part and denied in part the parties' cross-motions for summary judgment. Plaintiff Clalit Health Services ("Clalit") responded by letter dated September 8, 2005, and IHF wrote yet another letter, dated September 12, 2005. IHF's letters are treated as a motion for reconsideration or reargument. The motion


Q:

Can't see both keys in array made with declare -a array=([key1]=value [key2]=value )

I've got a bash script where I need to loop through an array and separately echo the key/value in an array. Seems simple enough but regardless of my combination, I can only get the key to show the numerical key, e.g. 0.
declare -a PROJECT=([Client1]=ProjectClient1 [Client2]=ProjectClient2)
for i in "${!PROJECT[@]}"; do
    echo "1: $i"
    echo "2: ${PROJECT[i]}"
    echo "3: ${PROJECT[$i]}"

None of these result in "Client1". I'm sure it is obvious but what am I missing?

A:

Use
declare -A PROJECT=([Client1]=ProjectClient1 [Client2]=ProjectClient2)

declare -a creates indexed arrays, declare -A creates associative arrays.
In your original code, since the array is indexed, Client1 and Client2 are treated as numeric indexes, using the values of $Client1with *Paracoccidioides lutzii* (Pl01), *P. americana* 02 (Pa02), or *P. brasiliensis* 18 (Pb18).

Subsequently, pathway analysis considering specifically the cell infection processes demonstrated that although miRNAs identified in the lung cells were different according to the species studied, the potential pathways regulated by miRNAs were common. The identified pathways were related to the process of adhesion between the fungus and the cell (focal adhesion, Rap1 signaling pathway, adherens and GAP junctions); the invasion process (endocytosis and rearrangement of the actin cytoskeleton); the immune response (T cell receptor, Wnt and MAPK signaling pathways), and the induction of apoptosis (MAPK, p53, TGF β and Hippo signaling pathways) ([Table IV](#t4){ref-type="table"}).

In addition, we found that 89 predicted genes could be targeted by eight or more miRNAs from the different studied species ([Fig. 3](#f3){ref-type="fig"}).


SINGAPORE is laying the groundwork to stay on top as a trading hub, with the Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) on Tuesday setting an early-2019 deadline for the roll-out of a global trade connectivity network (GTCN) with its Hong Kong counterpart.

This open-architecture platform, which aims to bring about the seamless transfer of digital documents and data across borders, is the result of a fintech agreement inked with the Hong Kong Monetary Authority (HKMA) ahead of the opening of the second Singapore Fintech Festival. It promises to iron out structural problems in the trillion-dollar trade-finance space.

Market voices on:

"If Singapore is to maintain its position as one of the top financial centres in the world, it must embrace fintech - maximising its benefits, minimising its risks," he said.

Noting the inefficiencieseasy to install and service, and offer fewer points of failure than other options which require external batteries, solar panels, and electrical connections. The Carmanahs are also incredibly durable and offer a great solution to water intrusion; a definite requirement in the Pacific Northwest...


fumarate (F), a LABA. Both of these medications have been previously available individually and in combination with other medications ([Table 1](#t1-tcrm-11-889){ref-type="table"}). This new combination is available in 18 European countries under the name Flutiform^®^ in a pressurized metered-dose inhaler with a hydrofluoroalkane (HFA) propellant. It contains 120 actuations, and is indicated for patients aged 12 years and older with persistent asthma.[@b12-tcrm-11-889] This combination (FP-F) is also available (via multiple marketing partners by the manufacturer) in Australia, Hong Kong, Israel, South Korea,[@b13-tcrm-11-889] and Japan.[@b14-tcrm-11-889] This systematic review examines the clinical efficacy trials of the FP-F combination, and summarizes the general pharmacologic properties and safety data for the individual components. This information is then integrated to evaluate the potential role of the FP-F combination in the treatment of asthma.

Pharmacology of    • Rescue medication use: FP-F 250/10 better than placebo only (95% CI −1.85, −0.74) for inhalations/day\
                                              Subjects: n=556 over 12 years (395 completed)\                            • Mean change in FEV~1~ predose baseline to 2 hours post dose better over FP alone (146 mL, *P*=0.006)


         • Mean change in pre-morning to 2 hours post dose FEV~1~ : FP-F 500/20 (518 mL) at least as effective as FP + F (500 mL; *P*\<0.001); superior to FP alone (396 mL)            • Symptom-free days: FP-F superior (*P*\<0.05) to FP\
                                              Location: Europe, India, Israel\

  Pertseva et al[@b24-tcrm-11-889]            Design: DB, R, active-control, parallel\                                  Mean change in predose FEV to 2 hours post-dose: FP-F LSM difference 161 mL versus SkyPharma FP (95% CI 78--245; *P*\<0.001) and GSK FP 185 mL (95% CI 102--268; *P* ≤0.001)   • Asthma symptoms scores: NS\


of subjects assessing the medicine as good/very good: 84% FP-F and 91% FP-S (OR 0.495, 95% CI 0.289--0.848)\
                                              • PFTs, FEV~1~≥40% and ≤85% of predicted values with at least 15% change after BA\                                                  28 permit applications for new deepwater drilling, and only one company, BHP Billiton Petroleum of Melbourne, Australia, has actually started production.

But Billiton's experience could offer lessons for the industry. Billiton has stressed its willingness to work with BOEMRE to meet the agency's new safety guidelines quickly. Billiton "has worked very hard over the past several months with regulators to have the ability to resume drilling operations," said chief executive J. Michael Yeager in a statement.

The new focus on safety can also lead to new business opportunities. The companies doing well are those involved in preparing vessels for safety inspections. "They still have to do their five-year inspections, and we still get the work," says Scott Leonard, owner of Coastal Tank Cleaning.

To some industry analysts, the deeper problem is


means that the electric field in regions occupied by dielectric material is $\epsilon_0 E/\epsilon$.
If you remove a piece of the dielectric material to make a hole, then that hole is no longer "inside the dielectric" for purposes of this definition, because the space of the hole is not occupied by dielectric material. Similarly, if you put a charged ball inside the dielectric, then the space occupied by the charged ball is not "inside the dielectric" for purposes of this definition. The charged ball would be subject to an electric field of $E$ (assuming its own electric susceptibility is negligible), and would experience a force of $qE$.

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city does not necessarily improve quality of life,” says Dr Grimes.

Furthermore, there are a few cities in New Zealand that are attractive to both people and firms. These are Christchurch, Tauranga and Queenstown.

“Over the 37-year period we analysed, people’s perception of quality of life and quality of business in these places has remained relatively stable,” says Dr Grimes. “However, as some cities do experience increases or decreases in these measures over time, it signals that it is possible for locations with poor performance on these measures to improve, and vice versa.”

Unsurprisingly, in 2013, the top eight towns for firms (and hence work opportunities) were in or around New Zealand’s three biggest cities: Auckland (Auckland, Waiuku, Te Kauwhata, Pukekohe), Wellington (Wellington, Kapiti) and Christchurch (Rolleston, Lincoln).

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has over history. It is just that the speed of such drift has increased so dramatically in the past 40- 50 years that it is no longer easily hidden or disguised. Much of the outrageous behavior from our politicians, teachers, business leaders, entertainment figures and even fellow citizens can be attributed to this so called "drift". If we are to at all correct our course, the important thing is to recognize what we are drifting from - which can be described in the two words..."Holy Bible".

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"As 34 professors lost their jobs, financial arrangements for the college president attracted notice. Moody gave Nyquist in 2009 a $500,000 loan to buy a $1.08 million Chicago condo—and according to Moody’s IRS report filed on Nov. 1,bleeding event, and gastrointestinal bleeding event. Two hundred fifteen responses were included in the analysis. Twenty-six percent had experienced both PE and DVT; 54%, DVT alone; and 20%, PE alone. Forty-two percent had experienced more than 1 episode of thrombosis, and 23% had had cancer-associated thrombosis. We found the median utility for acute DVT was 0.81 (interquartile range [IQR], 0.55-0.94); acute PE, 0.75 (IQR, 0.45-0.91); major intracranial bleeding event, 0.15 (IQR, 0.00-0.65); minor intracranial bleeding event, 0.75 (IQR, 0.55-0.92); and gastrointestinal bleeding event, 0.65 (IQR, 0.15-0.86). The median length of symptoms for DVT or PE was 1 week (IQR, <1-3 weeks). To our knowledge, this is the largest published study on utilities in which the participants had personal experience of venous thromboembolism. We present unique information for economic


Fatalism and short-termism as cultural barriers to cardiac rehabilitation among underprivileged men.
Cardiovascular diseases are a leading cause of death and disability in Canada, and individuals of low socioeconomic status appear particularly vulnerable to such disorders. Although many health-related institutions have promoted cardiovascular health and have created cardiac rehabilitation programmes, they have not attained their desired outcomes, especially amongst socioeconomically deprived men. Drawing on Pierre Bourdieu's sociocultural theory, this qualitative study aims to understand the social mechanisms underpinning the lifestyles and health practices of men who had suffered a cardiovascular incident requiring hospitalisation. In all, 20 interviews were conducted with francophone men aged 40 to 65 years living in the province of Québec, Canada. The analysis strongly suggests that the respondents' living conditions and disease were significant obstacles toits repeatCount to infinite. So set the isRemovedOnCompletion to false to keep it.

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When a layer is removed from the screen, it loses its animations.  You need to add them back once the layer is on the screen again.
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excluded for PFS analysis^b^Adjusted for line of therapy, number of IMDC risk factors, histology (clear cell RCC vs non-clear cell RCC); baseline Ln(NLR) was also included as a covariate for the analysis of NLR change at 6 weeks. Boldface numerical values indicate statistically significant results

Prognostic role of NLR at 6 (±2) weeks {#Sec9}
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NLR at 6 weeks was a stronger predictor of all three outcomes (ORR, PFS, and OS) than baseline NLR (Table [2](#Tab2){ref-type="table"}, Fig. [2](#Fig2){ref-type="fig"}). A higher 6 (±2) week NLR was independently associated with a lower ORR (Fig. [3a](#Fig3){ref-type="fig"}; adjusted OR per 1 unit increase in lnNLR = 0.22, 95% CI 0.10--0.52, *p* = 0.001), shorter PFS (adjusted HR per 1 unit increase in lnNLR = 3.61, 95% CI 2.21--5.88, *p* \< 0.001), and shorter OS (adjusted HR per 1 unit increase in lnNLR = 2.51, 95% CI 1.71--3.69, p \< 0.001). Thewere involved in the drafting of the manuscript. All authors were involved in the review and editing of the manuscript. All authors read and approved the final manuscript.

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The study was approved by the local institutional review boards and was conducted in accordance with Good Clinical Practice Guidelines and the Declaration of Helskinki.

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**AAL:** honoraria/consulting from Novartis; conference travel expenses from Pfizer.

**WX:** honoraria/consulting from Bayer.

**JB:** honoraria/consulting from Astellas, Genentech, Merck, Novartis, Pfizer, Pierre Fabre; institutional research funding/support from Millenium, Sanofi, MSD Oncology, Pfizer.

**EMVA:** honoraria/consulting from Genome Medical, Novartis, Roche, Syapse, Takeda, Third Rock Ventures; institutional research funding/support from Bristol-Myers Squibb, Novartis.

**BAM:**


9% of the studies (9 of 99) and 4% of the studies (4 of 99) with AttenCorr-CTAC. Differences in SSS and SRS with respect to the uncorrected images were greater for the CalciumScore-CTAC images than for the AttenCorr-CTAC images (ΔSSS 4.5 ± 5.6 and 2.1 ± 4.4, p = 0.023; ΔSRS 4.2 ± 4.9 and 1.6 ± 3.2, p = 0.004, respectively). Using the same CT scan for calcium scoring and SPECT AC is feasible. Image interpretation must, however, include uncorrected images since CT-based AC relatively often introduces artefacts into the myocardial perfusion images. This effect is somewhat more pronounced with CalciumScore-CTAC than with AttenCorr-CTAC.                 Background

       This is the second appeal in this suit involving jurisdiction of the trial court when OAG

filed a petition to establish child support, pursuant to UIFSA, for M.I.M., a resident of
Guatemala. We do not repeat a detailed recitation of the facts, but they may be found in our

opinion from the first appeal. See In re M.I.M., 370 S.W.3d 94 (Tex. App.—Dallas 2012, pet.

denied).

       In the first appeal, Blackmore prevailed below when the trial court granted his plea to the

jurisdiction and dismissed the case. Id. The focus of Blackmore’s initial plea was Morales’s

conduct. Specifically, Morales took M.I.M. to Guatemala in


Gen., 422 S.W.3d

623, 629 (Tex. 2013) (quoting Entergy Gulf States, Inc. v. Summers, 282 S.W.3d 433, 437 (Tex.

2009)). Thus, when a statute’s language is clear and unambiguous, it is unnecessary to resort to

rules of construction or extrinsic aids to construe the language. City of Rockwall v. Hughes, 246

S.W.3d 621, 626 (Tex. 2008).

       In his motion to dismiss, Blackmore contended the trial court did not have subject matter

jurisdiction to hear this suit because Morales does not meet the requirements of the Texas Family

Code to be considered a “petitioner” under UIFSA. See TEX. FAM. CODE ANN. § 159.401(a)

(West 2014). Blackmore argued that Morales resides in Guatemala and is, therefore, a petitioner

residing in another “state” as defined by UIFSA. Id. § 159.102(21)(B). Thus, according to

Blackmore,the United States Virgin Islands, or any territory or insular possession subject to
          the jurisdiction of the United States. The term includes:
                  ***
          (B) a foreign country or political subdivision that has:
                  (i) been declared to be a foreign reciprocating country or political
                  subdivision under federal law;


decedents' truck.  In support thereof, Freightliner argues that the district court erred in setting aside the jury's finding that, by using Freightliner's product, Billy Maxey voluntarily assumed the risk of injury.  With respect to exemplary damages, Freightliner argues that if the jury's finding of Freightliner's gross negligence is reinstated, the jury's verdict of $10,000,000 is clearly excessive, and should be reduced.11

A. Assumption of the Risk

39
With respect to Freightliner's argument that Billy Maxey voluntarily assumed the risk of injury by using Freightliner's product, this Court agrees with the district court's determination that, under the relevant Texas standard as applied by the Boeing test, the jury's volenti finding is not supported by the evidence.  In Henderson v. Ford Motor Company, 519 S.W.2d 87 (Tex.1975), the Texas Supremedirections from this Court that include a strong and firm disapproval of the amount of punitive damages awarded by the jury, and a reminder of the reasonable proportionality and degree of culpability requirements.  Inasmuch as the Court is vacating the district court's entry of judgment n. o. v., and remanding the case for reconsideration in light of Burk Royalty, it is also appropriate to remand this issue for the district court's reconsideration in light of these directions.

53
For the foregoing reasons, the judgment of the district court awarding actual damages to the Maxey children is affirmed.  The district court's order granting Freightliner's motion for judgment n. o. v. on the jury's finding of gross indifference is vacated and remanded to the district court for further proceedings consistent


 For example, one would infer from Burk Royalty that a "hot-rodder" driving at night in a manner so consciously dangerous as to constitute gross negligence even if it were daytime is not to be deemed free of gross negligence merely because he has his lights on so that roadside friends can better observe his daredevil heroics.  However, one would also infer that if, in the overall context of the event, the defendant does exercise some care with the intent of thereby avoiding injury to persons situated similarly to plaintiff, then he is not guilty of gross negligence notwithstanding the care is but slight and should have been far greater.

61
Burk Royalty's only express rejection of the "some care" rule, or of Sheffield Division, Armco Steel Corp. v.Sheffield test-for one that demands more rigorous analysis: rather than simply inquiring whether the defendant exercised some care, the proper focus is on the question whether, in light of all of the surrounding circumstances, the requisite mental state is shown.

96
Maj. op. at 1374.  There is, however, nothing new at all in this ultimate focus on the defendant's state of mind; it and the inquiry whether some care at least was exercised by defendant for the plaintiff's safety are merely two ways of saying the same thing, and both are as old as Shuford.  Immediately following the definition of gross negligence quoted above, the Sheffield court quoted from Bennett v. Howard, itself quoting a standard Texas text, as follows:

97
" 'In order that a recovery of exemplary damages


may be sustained, the plaintiff must show, not merely that the defendant could have or ought to have foreseen and prevented the loss or injury of which the plaintiff complains, but that he acted intentionally or wilfully, or with a degree of "gross negligence" which approximates a fixed purpose to bring about the injury of which the plaintiff complains.  The mental factor is also described in the reports by the terms "malice," "fraud," "oppression," "recklessness," and the like.  Regardless of the expression which is used to describe it, the purpose or intention of the defendant is determinative of his liability for exemplary damages.' "

98
Sheffield, 376 S.W.2d at 828, quoting Bennett v. Howard, 170 S.W.2d at 712, quoting 13 Tex.Jur. § 113 at 241 (emphasis added).

99
It isjudgment that punitive damages were not authorized gives evidence of some misgivings.  It remands the cross-appeal issue-excessiveness of the punitive damage award-also.  The district court has already considered this issue and decided it.  If punitive damages were authorized, the district court would find $10,000,000 not to be excessive.

107
Punitive damages are designed to deter the wrongdoer from repeating the wrong.  Our majority says that there may be sufficient evidence of gross misconduct here to authorize the court to take action sufficient to bring it to an end.  That is, an entire industry must be persuaded to quit making commercial trailer-hauling tractors as they have made them heretofore.  Accepting the seriousness of our majority's view of the proven conduct, I find it impossible to


group four years ago, soon after he was hired. The group tries to help students, both those who are recent immigrants and those who were born here, manage academic expectations and make social connections, Le said.

With a small but growing body of research showing that teachers of color can help students of color perform better academically, suburban districts are trying to boost the diversity of their faculty. The state Department of Elementary and Secondary Education also plans to launch a diversity task force next year.

Some districts are shelving the old methods of recruitment and testing new approaches.

Andover, for example, has cut down on trips to Atlanta and other Southern cities to recruit minority teachers. Teacher salaries in the South are now competitive, while the cost of living inlong after, said Bob Harris, the assistant superintendent of human resources in Lexington.

“We think it holds a lot of promise, given the environment that we have in terms of recruiting teachers of color,” Harris said.

In Newton, school officials are discussing whether to hire a recruiter to find minority teachers, or to expand the network of colleges it works with for student teachers, many of whom eventually end up with permanent positions in the district.

“I think it’s worth looking at what we’ve done and how we can enhance that,” said Heather Richards, the Newton district’s human resources director.

The renewed focus on diversifying the faculty comes as some Newton officials complain that the city has lost momentum in attracting minority teachers even as its nonwhite population has grown. In the


according to district affirmative-action reports. The number of minority principals dropped from four to one.

Yet during the same decade, the proportion of students of color grew from 19 percent to 33 percent of enrollment.

“I think it fell off the radar,” Angela Pitter-Wright, a Newton School Committee member and parent, said of the minority hiring effort. “I think with the last couple of years with budget cuts, it’s been so difficult that the focus just wasn’t there.”

Recruitment is not the only problem, Pitter-Wright said. Districts must retain teachers of color by providing strong mentorships and encouraging their input in school decisions.

Newton parent Lisa Bibuld said she wants to see a more diverse staff in the schools.

Earlier this year, her middle-school daughter had questions about her decision to wear herThey do seem to understand that our concerns and point of reference may be different.”

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supposed would be their new mistress.

"I didn't expect this – " she stammered.

"It is only proper that the future Marchioness of Elswick should receive suitable greetings from those over whom she will rule," he said smoothly.

"I – thank you." She tried to withdraw her hand, but he did not release it.

"You're supposed to look delighted by my attentions," he reminded her.

Lavina looked directly into his face, giving him the most dazzling smile at her command.

"My Lord," she breathed, "what joy it is to me to be

once again with you. How my heart beats with happiness – "

"Be careful," he murmured, "don't overdo it."

"Can a woman overstate her pleasure at being in the presence of he who is to be her lord and master?"

Just for an instant the stonebattle between them, that had raged since the moment she had burst into his house.

He was proud, but so was she, and she would not let him think he had won her over in the slightest way. She could not afford to.

He seemed to sense her rebellion and began to move his lips more seductively over hers, as though determined to be the winner in this battle.

Lavina's head spun. Suddenly she no longer wanted to fight, but to yield, to give herself to him utterly and completely. Somehow her arms had found their way about his neck and she was pulling his head down to hers, kissing him back eagerly, feverishly.

"Lavina – " he murmured.

His voice seemed to call her back from a great distance. His mouth had


Dataspeed Corporation division of Lotus Development Corporation of Cambridge, Mass. transmits real-time financial data over radio frequencies to microcomputers equipped with devices called “modios” that combine the features of radio receivers, modems, and decryptors. The Equatorial Communications Company of Mountain View, Calif. transmits to similarly equipped receiver systems by satellite. At each receiver station, apparatus receive the particular transmission and convert its data content into unencrypted digital signals that computers can process. Each subscriber programs his subscriber station apparatus to select particular data of interest.
This prior art is limited. It only transmits data; it does not control data processing. No system is preprogrammed to simultaneously control a plurality of central processor units, operating systems, and pluralities of computer peripheral units. None has capacity to cause simultaneous generation ofcapacity, the viewer can superimpose a secondary image from a second peripheral unit upon the primary image on the television display. In this fashion, two peripheral units can be viewed simultaneously on one television receiver. U.S. Pat. No. 4,264,925 to Freeman et. al. describes a multi-channel programming transmission system wherein subscribers may select manually among related programming alternatives transmitted simultaneously on separate channels.
This prior art, too, is limited. It has no capacity for interconnecting or operating a system at any time other than the time when the order to do so is entered manually at the system or remote keyboard. It has no capacity for acting on instructions transmitted by broadcasters to interconnect, actuate or tune systems peripheral to a television receiver or to actuate a television receiver


of said programming, let alone doing so on the basis of signals that are embedded in said programming that contain keys for the decryption of said programming. It has no capacity for operating on the basis of control signals transmitted to recorder/players at a plurality of subscriber stations, let alone operating on the basis of such signals to record user specific information at each subscriber station.
As regards decoders and decryptors, many different systems exist, at present, that enable programming suppliers to restrict the use of transmitted programming to only duly authorized subscribers. The prior art includes so-called “addressable” systems that have capacity for controlling specific individual subscriber station apparatus by means of control instructions transmitted in broadcasts. Such systems enable broadcasters to turn off subscriber station decoder/decryptor apparatushalf with marking tight, leaving space at a premium. Jerome Boateng tried a long ball for Lewandowski but the striker was hustled off the ball by his former teammates.

Costa tested Buerki in the 33rd - the first save either goalkeeper had to make - and Hummels managed to clear the rebound as Mueller's penalty appeals were waved away. TV replays showed he fell easily under Sokratis' challenge.

Bayern winger Franck Ribery, who was having a poor game, was lucky to escape with just a yellow card after grabbing Gonzalo Castro in the face after a tussle between them. Castro was also booked.

The second half began under a cloud of black smoke after fans in the Dortmund block set off flares and firecrackers.

More chances presented themselves with both sides taking


Cloud architectures are used in cloud computing and cloud storage systems for offering infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS) cloud services. Examples of cloud architectures include the VMware vCloud™ Director cloud architecture software, Amazon EC2™ web service, and OpenStack™ open source cloud computing service. IaaS cloud service is a type of cloud service that provides access to physical and/or virtual resources in a cloud environment. These services provide a tenant application programming interface (API) that supports operations for manipulating IaaS constructs such as virtual machines (VMs) and logical networks. However, the use of such public cloud services is typically kept separate from the use of existing computing resources in data centers managed by an enterprise (i.e., private data centers).
By contrast, in “hybrid” cloud computing systems, public cloud services and existing computing resources#import "ALENotesUtility.h"

@implementation ALENotesUtility

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	[NSClassFromString(@"ICNotesExtensionClient") initialize];
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times by one observer and once by a second observer. Intra-observer and interobserver reliability were analyzed using intraclass correlation coefficients (ICCs), 95% confidence intervals (CIs), and standard errors of measurement (SEMs). Analysis of intra-observer reliability showed ICC values of 0.94 (95% CI = 0.89-0.96; SEM = 1.1%) for single measurement, and 0.98 (95% CI = 0.96-0.99; SEM = 1.0%) for average measurement. Analysis of interobserver reliability showed ICC values of 0.90 (95% CI = 0.82-0.95; SEM = 1.0%) for single measurement, and 0.95 (95% CI = 0.90-0.97; SEM = 1.0%) for average measurement. Measurement of glenoid bone defect in anterior shoulder instability can be assessed with the Pico method, based on en face images of the glenoid processed in MPR, with a very good intra-observer and interobserver reliability.Sponsored

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How to Disable or Enable IPv6 Support in Mozilla Firefox and Google Chrome?

Let’s assume that you have both IPv6 and IPv4 addresses on your computer and wanted your Chrome browser to use IPv6 protocol and Mozilla browser to use IPv4 protocol. Well, you can quickly do that on Mozilla Firefox – simply type “about:config” in the address bar and confirm that you are agreeing to change the settings by clicking “I’ll be careful, I promise“. Now type “ipv6” in the search box at the top to filter IPv6 related settings, where you’ll find ‘network.dns.disableIPv6‘ with Value as “false”. Just right click on the setting and select “Toggle” to change the Value to “true” and that will disable IPv6 on


Sociopathic price-gouger Martin Shkreli is denying that he has just been severely owned by a bunch of high school students. Shkreli became widely and deservedly known as the most hated man in America when he hiked the price of an essential HIV drug up from $13.50 to $750 overnight. As he somehow becomes more and more repulsive — using $2 million of his profits to buy the only copy of a Wu-Tang album, which he eventually leaked to celebrate his homeboy Donald Trump winning the U.S. Presidential Election — word of how much he sucks has spread all the way down to Australia. At Sydney Grammar school, a group of teens has just cooked up a replica of the much-discussed drug for $2 a pop.

"The background to thisday, its time parts are zero (e.g. the Date's "time component" is midnight) but the semantics dictate that the range check is done inclusively on the end date. Because I just leave this check up to Date::before and Date::after, I have to add 1 day to the end date - hence the special-casing for when the time-of-day component of a Date is zero.

From doc: System.currentTimeMillis() Returns the current time in milliseconds.
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Joda would certainly make the first of those easy. I'm not sure I understand the second requirement.
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wrt Edit 2: Joda has the concept of an Interval which can test whether a date is contained or before/after, etc. It also allows for intuitive manipulation of its DateTime objects so that


It’s fun to watch. It’s fun to speculate on which white nation will be the first to go full-tilt Nazi. Once it starts, will it cascade over the traditional white homelands? How long before one of these mindless jihadist attacks results in the equally mindless firebombing of a fully occupied mosque?

Equality is, after all, the goal of every enlightened society. Symmetry and reciprocity. We’re descended from Vikings, Saxons, and Celts. Our ancestors bathed in the blood of their enemies and reveled in slaughter. This politically correct bullshit is a blip, a brief tutorial on the inevitable social result of diversity and proximity. Remember this about white people: everything you say we are, we are. We built the modern world, and we can easily blow it away. We don’tmachine processed each student’s application.3 Even though I was quite familiar with every line of code, it nonetheless seemed as if the computer were deep in thought when the lights dimmed for several seconds at the denouement of each such cycle. Indeed, it could do flawlessly in ten seconds what took us ten hours to do manually with far less accuracy.

As an inventor in the 1970s, I came to realize that my inventions needed to make sense in terms of the enabling technologies and market forces that would exist when the inventions were introduced, as that world would be a very different one from the one in which they were conceived. I began to develop models of how distinct technologies—electronics, communications, computer processors, memory, magnetic storage, and others—developed


a continuity to the patterns that these particles make. A story can be regarded as a meaningful pattern of information, so we can interpret Muriel Rukeyser’s aphorism from this perspective. This book, then, is the story of the destiny of the human-machine civilization, a destiny we have come to refer to as the Singularity.

CHAPTER ONE

The Six Epochs

Everyone takes the limits of his own vision for the limits of the world.

—ARTHUR SCHOPENHAUER

I am not sure when I first became aware of the Singularity. I’d have to say it was a progressive awakening. In the almost half century that I’ve immersed myself in computer and related technologies, I’ve sought to understand the meaning and purpose of the continual upheaval that I have witnessed at many levels. Gradually, I’ve become awarethe pattern-recognition powers, problem-solving skills, and emotional and moral intelligence of the human brain itself.

Although impressive in many respects, the brain suffers from severe limitations. We use its massive parallelism (one hundred trillion interneuronal connections operating simultaneously) to quickly recognize subtle patterns. But our thinking is extremely slow: the basic neural transactions are several million times slower than contemporary electronic circuits. That makes our physiological bandwidth for processing new information extremely limited compared to the exponential growth of the overall human knowledge base.

Our version 1.0 biological bodies are likewise frail and subject to a myriad of failure modes, not to mention the cumbersome maintenance rituals they require. While human intelligence is sometimes capable of soaring in its creativity and expressiveness, much human thought is derivative, petty, and circumscribed.

The


the rate of change itself is accelerating.

Most long-range forecasts of what is technically feasible in future time periods dramatically underestimate the power of future developments because they are based on what I call the “intuitive linear” view of history rather than the “historical exponential” view. My models show that we are doubling the paradigm-shift rate every decade, as I will discuss in the next chapter. Thus the twentieth century was gradually speeding up to today’s rate of progress; its achievements, therefore, were equivalent to about twenty years of progress at the rate in 2000. We’ll make another twenty years of progress in just fourteen years (by 2014), and then do the same again in only seven years. To express this another way, we won’t experience one hundred yearssociety’s interests now that a generation of scientific and technological progress comprises only a few years.

Consider the biochemists who, in 1990, were skeptical of the goal of transcribing the entire human genome in a mere fifteen years. These scientists had just spent an entire year transcribing a mere one ten-thousandth of the genome. So, even with reasonable anticipated advances, it seemed natural to them that it would take a century, if not longer, before the entire genome could be sequenced.

Or consider the skepticism expressed in the mid-1980s that the Internet would ever be a significant phenomenon, given that it then included only tens of thousands of nodes (also known as servers). In fact, the number of nodes was doubling every year, so that there were likely to be


of patterns. I believe that it’s the evolution of patterns that constitutes the ultimate story of our world. Evolution works through indirection: each stage or epoch uses the information-processing methods of the previous epoch to create the next. I conceptualize the history of evolution—both biological and technological—as occurring in six epochs. As we will discuss, the Singularity will begin with Epoch Five and will spread from Earth to the rest of the universe in Epoch Six.

Epoch One: Physics and Chemistry. We can trace our origins to a state that represents information in its basic structures: patterns of matter and energy. Recent theories of quantum gravity hold that time and space are broken down into discrete quanta, essentially fragments of information. There is controversy as to whether matter andAmerican Museum of Natural History, Carl Sagan’s “cosmic calendar,” and others), we observe the same obvious smooth acceleration. The following plot combines fifteen different lists of key events.12 Since different thinkers assign different dates to the same event, and different lists include similar or overlapping events selected according to different criteria, we see an expected “thickening” of the trend line due to the “noisiness” (statistical variance) of this data. The overall trend, however, is very clear.

Fifteen views of evolution: Major paradigm shifts in the history of the world, as seen by fifteen different lists of key events. There is a clear trend of smooth acceleration through biological and then technological evolution.

Physicist and complexity theorist Theodore Modis analyzed these lists and determined twenty-eight clusters of events (which he called


serious reverse engineering (decoding) of the human brain’s principles of operation. We already have impressive models and simulations of a couple dozen of the brain’s several hundred regions. Within two decades, we will have a detailed understanding of how all the regions of the human brain work.

• We will have the requisite hardware to emulate human intelligence with supercomputers by the end of this decade and with personal-computer-size devices by the end of the following decade. We will have effective software models of human intelligence by the mid-2020s.

• With both the hardware and software needed to fully emulate human intelligence, we can expect computers to pass the Turing test, indicating intelligence indistinguishable from that of biological humans, by the end of the 2020s.30

• When they achieve this levelorganism must be built from proteins that are folded from one-dimensional strings of amino acids. Protein-based mechanisms are lacking in strength and speed. We will be able to reengineer all of the organs and systems in our biological bodies and brains to be vastly more capable.

• As we will discuss in chapter 4, human intelligence does have a certain amount of plasticity (ability to change its structure), more so than had previously been understood. But the architecture of the human brain is nonetheless profoundly limited. For example, there is room for only about one hundred trillion interneuronal connections in each of our skulls. A key genetic change that allowed for the greater cognitive ability of humans compared to that of our primate ancestors was the development of a


What, by becoming …

RAY: Enhanced?

MOLLY 2004: Yes, that’s what I was trying to say.

GEORGE 2048: Well, if our relationship is to be all that it can be, then it’s not a bad idea.

MOLLY 2004: And should I wish to remain as I am?

GEORGE 2048: I’ll be devoted to you in any event. But I can be more than just your transcendent servant.

CHARLES DARWIN: If I may interrupt, it occurred to me that once machine intelligence is greater than human intelligence, it should be in a position to design its own next generation.

MOLLY 2004: That doesn’t sound so unusual. Machines are used to design machines today.

CHARLES: Yes, but in 2004 they’re still guided by human designers. Once machines are operating at human levels, well, then it kind of closessorry I asked. But, as I think about it, I want more than just my stuff. I want all the animals and plants, too. Even if I don’t get to see and touch them all, I like to know they’re there.

GEORGE 2048: But nothing will be lost.

MOLLY 2004: I know you keep saying that. But I mean actually there—you know, as in biological reality.

RAY: Actually, the entire biosphere is less than one millionth of the matter and energy in the solar system.

CHARLES: It includes a lot of the carbon.

RAY: It’s still worth keeping all of it to make sure we haven’t lost anything.

GEORGE 2048: That has been the consensus for at least several years now.

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possible perspective. While he treats most criticisms respectfully, in the end he largely dismisses them all. One partial exception and the one specific fear he himself does seem to harbor is of self-replicating nanobots. He and other scientists who seriously debate such stuff even have a short-hand term for this specter: The Grey Goo Problem. Were self-replication somehow to spin out of control, Kurzweil explains to us that in a matter of days it could, in theory, consume the Earth's entire biomass and reduce it to "grey goo". This is indeed a troubling prospect, since this endangered biomass includes all of us.

Interestingly, the cluster of criticisms that he responds to most gently are those arising from a spiritualist perspective. In one of his imaginary debates with "Molly", she     setup_file '2010/10/10-post.yml'
      assert_equal %w(2010 10 10 post), Post.new(import_dir.join('2010/10/10-post.yml')).permalink
    end

    test "permalink can be read from filenames matching :year/:month-:day-:slug.* " do
      setup_file '2010/10-10-post.yml'
      assert_equal %w(2010 10 10 post), Post.new(import_dir.join('2010/10-10-post.yml')).permalink
    end

    test "permalink can be read from filenames matching :year-:month-:day-:slug.* " do
      setup_file '2010-10-10-post.yml'
      assert_equal %w(2010 10 10 post), Post.new(import_dir.join('2010-10-10-post.yml')).permalink
    end

    test "permalink_paths returns the path and all ancestors from the permalink" do
      assert_equal %w(2010 2010/10 2010/10/10 2010/10/10/post.yml), Post.new(import_dir.join('2010/10/10/post.yml')).permalink_paths.map(&:local).map(&:to_s)
    end

    test


that role."

Perhaps this is why Barbosa, unlike some other new Celtics, hasn't needed to explore quite so much to find his niche. The rim is his focus, though Barbosa denies that he looks at himself strictly as a scorer.

"That's my game. I like to be aggressive every time I'm on the court," he said. "Coach has been giving me a lot of confidence, so every time I'm there, of course, I try to set up plays for my teammates, but if I see an opportunity to score, I will score. Tonight was one of those nights. We have a lot of weapons on this team. Some nights it's going to be other guys scoring, some days me, but as long as everyone contributes, that's the main thing.

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        {
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            addressRepeater.DataBind();
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First I liked this approach since it is object oriented makes it very easy to reuse the control. But at some place in my project I wanted to use this control so a user could enter some addresses. And


scala type T say, into a Term, provided there is an implicit representation with scala type T.

```scala
scala> import NatInt.rep

import NatInt.rep

scala> 1.term

res12: RepTerm[Int] = 1
```

### Functions to FuncTerms

Given the representation of Int, there are combinators that give representations of, for instance Int => Int => Int. Note also that the type of the resulting term is a type parameter of the scala representations, so we get a refined compile time type

```scala
scala> val sum = ((n: Int) => (m: Int) => n + m).term

sum: Func[RepTerm[Int], Func[RepTerm[Int], RepTerm[Int]]] = <function1>
```

```scala
scala> sum(1.term)(2.term)

res14: RepTerm[Int] = 3
```

```scala
scala> val n = "n" :: NatInt

n: RepTerm[Int] with Subs[RepTerm[Int]] = n

scala> sum(n)(2.term)

res16: RepTerm[Int] = ((<function1>) (n)) (2)
```

```scala
scala> val s = lmbda(n)(sum(n)(2.term))

s: Func[RepTerm[Int] with Subs[RepTerm[Int]], RepTerm[Int]] = (n :  NatInt)Tuesday, July 25, 2017

Walt Disney had an amazing impact on shaping American culture, whether is was with his cartoons, movies, or Disneyland. You might expect to find Walt Disney wearing a Mickey Mouse watch, but instead, he wore a yellow gold Rolex Datejust as seen below. Even to this day, the current CEO of Disney, Bog Iger wears a Rolex.

Rolex introduced the Rolex Datejust in 1945, which at the time was a revolutionary watch, since it was the very first watch to have a date window complication. The photo below is of the first yellow gold Datejust model Rolex introduced in 1945. Although the watch pictured below is not Walt Disney's Rolex, I believe it is extremely similar in appearance.

In trying to contextualize what it meant to wear


Jewish courtyard

Speyer in Germany was the hometown of one of the most important Jewish communities in Middle Ages in northern Europe. Bishop Hutzmann and Salic emperor Henry IV encouraged Jewish refugees from Mainz to the foundation of a Jewish community by facilitating them.(see:History of the Jews in Speyer)

This community existed until the beginning of the 16th century. The exact time and circumstances of the destruction are unknown.

The Jewish courtyard was the central area of the Jewish quarter in Speyer and consisted of the synagogues for men and women as well as the Mikvah, for ritual washing.

The first documented mention of this Mikvah was in 1126 and its subterranean components have been nearly unmodified for centuries.

Category:Speyer
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Category:Buildings and structures in Rhineland-PalatinateFacial recognition: a cognitive study of elderly dementia patients and normal older adults.
Dementia patients' and normal elderlies' recognition of familiar, ordinary emotional and facial expressions was tested. In three conditions subjects were required to name the emotions depicted in pictures and to produce them while presented with the verbal labels of the expressions. The dementia patients' best performance occurred when they had access to the verbal labels while viewing the pictures. The major deficiency in facial recognition was found to be dysnomia related. Findings of this study suggest that the connection between the gnostic units of expression and the gnostic units of verbal labeling is not impaired significantly among the dementia patients.


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    return new io::StringOutputStream(file->mutable_content());
  }

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    *output = parsed_files_;
  }

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  CodeGeneratorResponse* response_;
  const vector<const FileDescriptor*>& parsed_files_;
};

int PluginMain(int argc, char* argv[], const CodeGenerator* generator) {

  if (argc > 1) {
    cerr << argv[0] << ": Unknown option: " << argv[1] << endl;
    return 1;
  }

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  _setmode(STDIN_FILENO, _O_BINARY);
  _setmode(STDOUT_FILENO, _O_BINARY);
#endif

  CodeGeneratorRequest request;
  if (!request.ParseFromFileDescriptor(STDIN_FILENO)) {
    cerr << argv[0] << ": protoc sent unparseable request to plugin." << endl;
    return 1;
  }

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Immunohistochemical analysis of TGF-β1 and VEGF in gingival and periodontal tissues: a role of these biomarkers in the pathogenesis of scleroderma and periodontal disease.
Periodontal disease is characterized by inflammation and bone loss. The balance between inflammatory mediators and their counter-regulatory molecules may be fundamental for determining the outcome of the immune pathology of periodontal disease. Transforming growth factor-β (TGF-β) and vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF) represent a family of polypeptide proteins involved in the inflammation and regulation of immune responses, especially in rheumatic disease. The relationship between these growth factors and periodontitis has resulted in a new field of osteoimmunology and provides a context for better understanding the pathogenesis of periodontal disease. Therefore, the aim of this study was to compare the protein expression profile of these inflammatoryand uncertainty, and process versus content. The proposed framework explains therapeutic change in group therapy in relational terms, that is, therapeutic dissonance, the dynamic interaction of self and experience as well as building empathic trusting relations. The importance of managing dissonance to aid personally meaningful recovery was highlighted. These findings have implications for the usefulness of relational and person-centered approaches to clinical practice in the area of interpersonal and complex trauma, especially in the early identification, prevention, and management of dropouts.


occulte des plus fameux Nécromanciens qui ont vecu depuis Salomon jusqu'à présent. Augmenté de leurs plus beaux secrets (1 l. + pp. iii + 3051-2 bl. ll.). Pp. 289-end have a separate title: 'Les talismans ou caractères des douze anneaux dans lesquels on enferme un Esprit pour tout ce qu'on veut par 643s215 [?]. The Key of Solomon... the whole enriched with a great number of mysterious figures of talismans, pentacles, circles, canderies and characters, with the method of composing them and a simple explanation of the principles of the occult science of the most famous necromancers who have lived from Solomon to the present enhanced with their most beautiful secrets. The talismans or characters of the twelve rings within which the Spirit is enclosed for all thatof detecting whether some source domain name is vulnerable to CNAME subdomain takeover is quite straightforward:

Given the pair of source and canonical domain names, if the base domain of a canonical domain name is available for registration, the source domain name is vulnerable to subdomain takeover.

The noteworthy thing in the process is ,,the base domain of a canonical domain name". That is because the canonical domain name might be in the form of a higher-level domain. If a base domain is available for registration, the higher-level domain names can be easily recreated in the DNS zone afterward.

Checking the availability of base domain names can be achieved using domain registrars such as Namecheap. One might think that testing a DNS response status for NXDOMAIN is sufficient indication that the


two NS records: ns.vulnerable.com and ns.nonvulnerable.com. If an attacker takes over the ns.vulnerable.com, the situation from the perspective of the user who queries sub.example.com looks as follows:

Since there are two nameservers, one is randomly chosen. This means the probability of querying nameserver controlled by an attacker is 50%. If user's DNS resolver chooses ns.nonvulnerable.com (legitimate nameserver), the correct result is returned and likely being cached somewhere between 6 and 24 hours. If user's DNS resolver chooses ns.vulnerable.com (nameserver owned by an attacker), an attacker might provide a false result which will also be cached. Since an attacker is in control of nameserver, she can set TTL for this particular result to be for example one week.

MX subdomain takeover. Compared to NS and CNAME subdomain takeovers, MX subdomain takeoverSome distributions might be disabled. Disabled distribution is no longer actively serving content while still preserving its settings. It means that some alternate domain name might be throwing an error message after HTTP request. However, it is even registered inside the disabled distribution and thus is not vulnerable to subdomain takeover. The correct way to determine whether an alternate domain is registered inside some distribution is to create a new distribution and set the alternate domain name. If the registration process does not throw an error, the custom domain is vulnerable to subdomain takeover. The screenshot below shows the error that is presented after the user tries to register the alternate domain name which is already present in some other CloudFront distribution.

Other

As presented in the case of CloudFront,


its developer, 5th Cell, as well as a milestone in game development. The simple fact that a concept like this was brought to life is an accomplishment and worthy of much hype that we’ve seen built up for the release. Unfortunately this brilliant concept suffers from poor controls and frustrating situations that can leave the player feeling more like they are handling an technical demo (albeit and impressive one) than a fully finalized product. It’s a game that people will want to love, but not everyone will be able to get into as deeply as they would have imagined after first learning about the game.

Scribblenauts doesn’t really have a story behind it, aside from you being a boy who wants to collect stars (“Starites”). In each level you[**2**]{} (1970), 319-323.

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 * accompanied this code).
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package java.util;

/**
 * Unchecked exception thrown when the formatter has been closed.
 *
 *
 Unless otherwise specified, passing a {@code null} argument to any
 * method or constructor in this class will cause a {@link
 * NullPointerException} to be thrown.
 *
 * @since 1.5
// Copyright (c) 2017 Uber Technologies, Inc.
//
// Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
// you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
// You may obtain a copy of the License at
//
// http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
//
// Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
// distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
// WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
// See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
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import React from 'react';

type NotFoundProps = {
  error: any;
};

export default function NotFound({ error }: NotFoundProps) {
  return (

Error

      {error}
      {/* <Link


connect(freeDrawController,
          SIGNAL(addShape(const QPolygonF &, QColor, QColor)), &m_maskShapes,
          SLOT(addFreeShape(const QPolygonF &, QColor, QColor)));
  connect(freeDrawController, SIGNAL(draw(const QPolygonF &)), &m_maskShapes,
          SLOT(drawFree(const QPolygonF &)));
  connect(freeDrawController, SIGNAL(erase(const QPolygonF &)), &m_maskShapes,
          SLOT(eraseFree(const QPolygonF &)));

  // create and connect the peak eraser controller
  auto eraseIcon = new QPixmap(":/PickTools/eraser.png");
  InputControllerSelection *eraseController =
      new InputControllerSelection(this, eraseIcon);
  setInputController(ErasePeakMode, eraseController);
  connect(eraseController, SIGNAL(selection(QRect)), this,
          SLOT(erasePeaks(QRect)));

  // create and connect the peak compare controller
  auto selectIcon = new QPixmap(":/PickTools/selection-pointer.png");
  InputControllerSelection *compareController      const QColor &borderColor,
                                             const QColor &fillColor) {
  emit signalToStartCreatingShape2D(type, borderColor, fillColor);
}

void ProjectionSurface::startCreatingFreeShape(const QColor &borderColor,
                                               const QColor &fillColor) {
  emit signalToStartCreatingFreeShape(borderColor, fillColor);
}

/**
 * Save shapes drawn on the view to a


po : m_peakShapes) {
    po->selectIn(rect);
    const auto markers = po->getSelectedPeakMarkers();
    if (markers.length() > 0) {
      marker = markers.first();
      origin = marker->origin();
      peak = po->getPeaksWorkspace()->getPeakPtr(marker->getRow());
      break;
    }
  }

  // check we found a peak
  if (!marker || !peak)
    return;

  if (m_selectedAlignmentPlane.size() < 2) {
    // check Q value is not already in the plane list
    // We only want unique vectors to define the plane
    const auto result = std::find_if(
        m_selectedAlignmentPlane.cbegin(), m_selectedAlignmentPlane.cend(),
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