are labeled with PBB3, AT8, and GB staining in the posterior limb of the internal capsule (white matter) (H). Red arrowheads indicate tau aggregates. \[^11^C\]PBB3 = 2-(\[1*E*,3*E*\]-4-\[6-(\[^11^C\]methylamino)pyridin-3-yl\]buta-1,3-dienyl)benzo\[*d*\]thiazol-6-ol.](NEUROLOGY2018904797FF6){#F6}

In the second series of specimens, PBB3-, AT8-, and Gallyas-Braak-positive tau aggregates were found as astrocytic plaque-like inclusions in gray matter (pathologies in the premotor cortex of 71F is shown in [figure 6F](#F6){ref-type="fig"}) and axonal threads in white matter (pathologies in subcortical white matter of 70F is shown in [figure 6G](#F6){ref-type="fig"}). Triple labeling of tau pathologies was also detected as lesions resembling oligodendrocytic coiled bodies beside axonal threads in white matter (staining in the posterior limb of the internal capsule of 71F is shown in [figure 6H](#F6){ref-type="fig"}). These findings suggest that increased radioactivity retention in \[^11^C\]PBB3 PET is attributable to radioligand bindingmore than 10-fold higher than the density of tau-positive threads in white matter. Hence, \[^11^C\]PBB3-PET signals in superficial white matter might be largely affected by tau deposits in deep gray matter. Another potential technical issue may be the possible binding of the radioligand to off-target components in white matter, as exemplified by cross-reactivity of THK-5,351 with monoamine oxidase B (MAO-B) expressed in activated astrocytes.^[@R20]^ However, our recent data have proven that PBB3 does not bind to MAO-B.^[@R21]^ Hence, PET imaging with \[^11^C\]PBB3 could offer an in vivo technology to capture AD-like and CBD-like heterogeneous tau pathologies in Kii ALS/PDC.

The present results suggest that increased tau accumulation in gray matter of the frontal, temporal, and parietal lobes leads to cognitive deficits in Kii ALS/PDC, as assessed by MMSE. There


Broncos emphasized it’s usage down the stretch last year was because of the suspect play up front, but Musgrave has used the formation in a number of ways over the years. With Andy Janovich or one of the young tight ends, the Broncos can run Lead Draw, a play that Adrian Peterson destroyed defenses with under Musgrave’s guidance. By maximizing the run threat out of the gun, it should also slow down the rush a hair which will help open up concepts like Verticals, Sail and Dig that Musgrave favors.

Another wrinkle that Split Gun provides is the potential to bring out a receiver like Emmanuel Sanders next to Keenum, only to motion him out to create confusion for the defense.

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however, for its persuasive value consistent with Fed. R. App. P. 32.1 and 10th
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district court. The court thus reasoned that Plaintiff’s prayers for prospective

injunctive relief were barred by the mandate in the earlier decision and that

Defendant’s judicial immunity barred any claims for other relief. The court

further concluded that, to the extent Plaintiff sought to raise new claims in

habeas, such claims could not be considered because Plaintiff had not obtained

Tenth Circuit authorization to file a second or successive § 2254 habeas petition.

      We see no error in the district court’s ruling, and we therefore AFFIRM

the dismissal of Plaintiff’s complaint for substantially the same reasons stated by

the district court. Moreover, because the claims Plaintiff seeksFormer Scottish Secretary Sir Malcolm Rifkind has called the poll tax "a great political mistake".

Sir Malcolm, who was Conservative MP for Edinburgh Pentlands for 24 years, said the Community Charge was impossible to implement.

He also said the popular perception of the legislation was that everyone would pay the same, regardless of income.

He told BBC Scotland's Lesley Riddoch show that the government's presentation of the policy was flawed.

Mass non-payment

In a programme looking back at the political changes of the past 25 years, to be broadcast on Monday, Sir Malcolm said: "There is no doubt that the poll tax was a great
political mistake. It was a mistake for a number of reasons.

"While people have admitted there was a tremendous movement of population in
London, I think most people did not realise


that there was a comparable movement
of population in Manchester, in Birmingham, in Glasgow, in Edinburgh and in
Newcastle.

"If people did not want to pay then it was almost impossible to trace them
and implement the system."

The poll tax was introduced in Scotland on 1 April, 1989 and then south of the border a year later.

It led to a mass non-payment campaign in Scotland and riots in London before finally being abolished in 1993.

It came across
as if the duke and the dustman were paying exactly the same

Sir Malcolm Rifkind

Sir Malcolm was Scottish secretary from 1986 to 1990.

He said: "I think the second political mistake that was made was that it came across
as if the duke and the dustman were paying exactly the same."

"Now of course that was not true because one(Photo by the author, June 1978)

Other controversies were about to interact with the megalithic one. In the later 1970s the Scottish National Party had been making considerable headway with the campaign slogan 'It's Scotland's Oil,' maintaining that Britain's 'offshore' resources of oil and gas should rightfully belong to an independent Scotland. Other opponents of the Labor government were making an issue of rising unemployment, and in 1979 Mrs. Thatcher and the Conservative Party were to fight the general election successfully with the slogan 'Labor Isn't Working.' In an attempt to address both issues the Labor government set up the Jobs Creation Scheme, to be followed by the Special Temporary Employment Program in 1979.

Under pressure from the Trades Unions, Jobs Creation was tied to so many conditions that it


direction of Proper Motion was shown correctly to the right and down, as seen by a northern hemisphere observer. We supposed that there was a printing error in Les Étoiles and a correction duly appeared in the July 1973 issue of Spaceflight. Unfortunately Flammarion was right the first time: the direction is southwest because it is towards the western horizon.

At the time the Miner's Dial was made it would also have been correct for the situation on the Moon. Historically Moon maps were drawn with south at the top, as it appears in a refracting telescope from Earth's northern hemisphere. But to tally with star maps, they showed west on the left and east on the right. Thus on the Moon the Sun rose in the west, thoughto football some day. I wondered how much of his departure from the sport he loved had to do with what a high-stakes game it had turned into during his time at Oregon. When Tyner was injured the Ducks had a loaded backfield, led by Royce Freeman. And so when Tyner slipped out of uniform with those two bad shoulders, it was a series of small steps from the huddle to UO training room to being gone from football altogether.

He's a thoughtful kid with a pile of interests outside of athletics. Tyner is uncomfortable with the spotlight, and doesn't like to be in front of a microphone. He doesn't even really follow sports. Tyner is the anti-celebrity, born into a 5-foot-11, 201-pound bowling-ball of a body. His speed


willing to walk-on, but I doubt it will come to that.

"Man, I'm so far gone from football right now," Tyner told me last summer.

"I can't wait to play again," he said last week.

Tyner has been granted his release by the University of Oregon. That's the big news today. Three more weeks of school. One month left on the apartment lease in Eugene. Then, he'll transfer to Oregon State and try to make a comeback. We've seen nothing like this in our state's college football history. It's been said people go to college to figure out who they are. We're watching Tyner do just that, possibly in uniform at both Oregon and Oregon State.

It's a fascinating study.

On Saturday morning, I worked to confirm the details of Tyner's plans. For1a predominates among HIV-positive MSM; however, no information on MSM-specific clustering is available yet [60].

What are the risk factors for hepatitis C virus transmission in men who have sex with men?

Early studies carried out among MSM in Sydney, San Francisco, Pittsburgh and Amsterdam indicated that HIV infection and IDU were independently associated with presence of HCV antibodies [20,30,31,34]. In univariate analysis, the evidence for sexual transmission was weak with some studies describing associations between HCV infection and sexual risk behaviour, such as unprotected anal intercourse, fisting, enema use and STI [31,34,35,42], whereas others did not [20,61-63]. Since the recent outbreak of HCV among HIV-positive MSM, two longitudinal cohorts [44,51], one cross-sectional study [37] and one case-control study [21] have examined the independent relationship of sexual risk behaviour with


studies that have been done to date. As MSM-specific HCV strains in Europe are almost exclusively of difficult-to-treat HCV genotypes 1 and 4, a virological component cannot entirely be excluded. In particular, when we assume multiple introductions of HCV from the IDU population into the MSM population, the absence of genotype 3a, which is highly prevalent among European injecting drug users, remains unexplained.

The emergence of HIV as an STI has been limited to HIV-positive MSM [20,41]. The central role of HIV could relate to behavioural and biological factors. Interestingly, the data suggest that the HCV incidence in HIV-infected MSM has increased significantly following the introduction of cART and the subsequent rise in sexual risk behaviour and STI in the late 1990s [17,45,47,49,51,124]. This, however, cannot explain why thereto a pluripotent state, scientists use viruses carrying DNA, which then becomes integrated into the cell's own DNA. But this so-called DNA-based reprogramming carries the risk of disrupting the cell's genome and leading it to become cancerous.

Now, for the first time, MIT researchers have shown that they can deliver those same reprogramming genes using RNA, the genetic material that normally ferries instructions from DNA to the cell's protein-making machinery. This method could prove much safer than DNA-based reprogramming, say the researchers, Associate Professor of Electrical and Biological Engineering Mehmet Fatih Yanik and electrical engineering graduate student Matthew Angel.

Yanik and Angel describe the method, also the subject of Angel's master's thesis, in the July 23 issue of the journal PLoS ONE.

However, the researchers say they cannot yet claim to


Scotland have died since the outbreaks of the 1970s and 1980s.

Experts predicted earlier this year that a rise in liver deaths could be recorded in future years as the infection - which can lie dormant for up to two decades - catches up with people who dabbled in drug use in their youth.

Around 1000 recorded patients in the Lothians do not know how they caught it, while 300 cited "other" reasons which can include tattoos, sexual intercourse and even inheriting it from birth from a Hepatitis C positive mother.

One city centre GP, who did not want to be named, said it was not purely down to awareness.

"There is an element of that but it's very tricky to tell," he said. "The fact is there are more needles outAIDS Service Organizations (ICASO)
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serum triglyceride. These researches suggested that wuweizisu C could be protective on hepatocellular phenomena such as cell necrosis, fatty degeneration, inflammatory cell infiltration, etc., on human hepatitis \[[@B22-molecules-22-01617]\]. Wuweizisu C also exhibited remarkable antihepatotoxic effects in CCl~4~-induced cytotoxicity, indicating that anti-oxidative action plays an important role in the antihepatotoxic activity of wuweizisu C and Wuweizi \[[@B23-molecules-22-01617]\].

The compound--target network related to hepatoprotective mechanism of Wuweizi in liver disease was shown in the network plotting. This network represents a global view of the potential compounds (pink triangles) in Wuweizi and their intracellular targets (blue rectangles) for liver disease. The network comprised 29 nodes (8 potential compounds and 21 potential targets) and 46 edges (compound--target interactions).

2.2. Potential Hepatoprotective Molecular Mechanism of Wuweizi {#sec2dot2-molecules-22-01617}
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The potential hepatoprotective mechanisms of Wuweizi were further analyzedof them have been widely expected to be the active components in Wuweizi \[[@B48-molecules-22-01617],[@B49-molecules-22-01617],[@B50-molecules-22-01617]\]. Thus, these two compounds were also regarded as bioactive compounds for further analysis.

3.2. Preparation of Potential Targets and Ligand Structures {#sec3dot2-molecules-22-01617}
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The candidate proteins related to liver diseases were data-mined from literatures and public database sources, including PubMed ([www.PubMed.org](www.PubMed.org)), PubChem ([www.Pubchem.org](www.Pubchem.org)), DrugBank (<http://www.drugbank.ca/>), Potential Drug Target Database (<http://www.dddc.ac.cn/pdtd/>), Therapeutic Targets Database (<http://bidd.nus.edu.sg/group/ttd/>) and PharmGkb ([www.pharmgkb.org](www.pharmgkb.org)). As of today, up to 44 protein targets related to viral hepatitis, fatty liver, liver fibrosis, cirrhosis and liver cancer were obtained ([Table 1](#molecules-22-01617-t001){ref-type="table"}), and their corresponding X-ray crystallographic structures were directly downloaded from RCSB Protein Data Bank (<http://www.pdb.org/>).

3.3. Molecular Docking and Network Building {#sec3dot3-molecules-22-01617}
-------------------------------------------

All the docking studies were carried out using the protein--ligand complexes with crystal structures. Prior to


as activation or inhibition are still not clear. To resolve this problem, experimental verification of the potential effective compounds after candidate screening is needed to validate the interactions between drugs and proteins based on theoretical predictions.

This work was financially supported by the University of Hong Kong (project codes: 104002889 and 104003422), Wong's donation (project code: 200006276), the donation of Gaia Family Trust, New Zealand (project code: 200007008), and the Zhejiang Provincial Nature Science Foundation (Y2100684), the Foundation of Zhejiang Provincial Science and Technology Program (2012R10044-03), the National Science Foundation of China, NSFC (No.81573700), and the Zhejiang Provincial Natural Science Foundation, ZJNSFC (No. LY16H280004).

**Sample Availability:** Samples of the compounds are not available from the authors.

Supplementary Materials are available online. Table S1: 117 potential active chemicals in Wuweizi.

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On/Off vs. Sleep Mode

The new retina MacBook Pro is boot so quickly that if I don't use it for even 5 minutes it doesn't make a difference to me whether I shut the computer down or sleep it.
What is the best option for computer preservation? Will a lot of rebooting in a day will ruin the computer?

A:

According to Apple's environmental report, Retina MacBook Pros use about 1W in sleep mode, compared to 0.3W when they are turned off but connected to a power source. They probably don't take Power Nap or standby mode into account though. Starting up after shutting down also requires more energy.
Writing the contents of the memory to a sleepimage every time the computer is put to sleep might reduce the lifespan of the SSD.
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When you use commands like cordova build ios, this copies all the files from your www folder into their respective platforms/ios or platforms/android. So yes, if you support both the iOS and Android platforms, you should see both of those folders in the platforms folder, but you should never work in those folders

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patients in remission, leptin was related to the body mass index (p = 0.001), but this correlation was not found during the active phase of the disease. Contrary to normal differences between sexes, in active CD leptin levels were similar in boys and girls. TNFr-1 was found in all serum samples and levels were statistically higher in patients with active CD (p = 0.0003), suggesting that the TNF system is activated in this disease. Leptin concentrations were reduced in active CD, but we did not find the usual positive correlation with body mass index and higher concentrations in girls. These results suggest that leptin does not contribute to anorexia and failure to thrive in patients with CD; in contrast, the TNF system might be involved.source for that? Not that i doubt you; i definitely don't. Gish always says he is a better driver than most people on the road, and i always say Everyone thinks that. I would love to have actual numbers from a qualified source."

The problem is that this study is just apocryphal, as no such study was ever done so nobody can cite it. I just tell them it comes from the Institute where they figured out (in a different study, of course) that 84.7% of Internet statistics are made up on the spot.

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The 97% (or 93% as I've heard it) statistic seems to be apocryphal, but the phenomenon is real. The cognitive bias in which the vast majority of people tend to rate themselves as above average in


percentage would be, it seems quite possible for the majority of a population to be above average in at least one aspect of a complex task. Say you have a task that can be divided into parts A, B, and C. If 30% of the population are really good at A (but poor at B and/or C), 30% are really good at B (but poor at A and/or C), and 30% are really good at C (but poor at A and/or B), then you could legitimately have 90% of the population who are above average "in certain ways," even if those 90% are lousy at the overall, combined task. Consistently appropriate use of your headlights doesn't make you an above average driver overall, but it might legitimately make= 11.3, JS-control = 8.5, JS-rbST125 = 13.4%) compared with control cows. The interaction between treatment and herd tended to affect yield of ECM during the first 30 DIM because HO cows treated with rbST during the periparturient period had greater yield than control HO cows (HO-control = 35.5 ± 1.0 vs. HO-rbST125 = 39.4 ± 1.0 kg/d), but treatment with rbST did not affect yield of ECM of JS cows (JS-control = 26.7 ± 0.6 vs. JS-rbST125 = 27.8 ± 0.6 kg/d). Treatment of periparturient dairy cows with 125 mg of rbST decreased the incidence of uterine disorders in HO and JS cows and increased yield of ECM during the first 30 DIM among HO cows, despite slightly increasing the incidence of ketosis.


flux for $m_{\rm DM}\sim
O(1\ {\rm TeV})$. (The observed flux becomes smaller for higher Galactic latitude.) However, for such energy region, the error in the observed flux is very large. In addition, for directions away from the Galactic center, no information is currently available for larger $E_\gamma$. So, our knowledge about the $\gamma$-ray spectrum, in particular for directions away from the Galactic center, is still unsatisfactory and is not enough to perform a reliable test of the unstable dark matter scenario. Thus, more precise determination of the spectrum is suggested. If detailed data about the $\gamma$-ray spectrum becomes available for various directions by the Fermi experiment, it will provide a significant information about the unstable dark matter scenario. In particular, study of the $\gamma$-ray flux from directions away fromwe have considered the case that dark matter dominantly decays into $\mu^+\mu^-$ pair. However, as far as the PAMELA anomaly is explained in the decaying dark matter scenario, the IC-induced $\gamma$-ray flux is expected to be of the same order irrespective of dominant decay process. This is because, in order to explain the PAMELA anomaly, energetic $e^\pm$ should be produced by the decay, which induces the IC process. It should be also noticed that the production rate of energetic $e^\pm$ is extremely suppressed in the extra-Galactic region in other scenarios of explaining the PAMELA anomaly, like the annihilating dark matter scenario and the pulser scenario. Therefore, the IC-induced $\gamma$-ray from cosmological distance is negligible in those cases, and hence it is a unique signal in the decaying dark


matter scenario. Information about the IC-induced $\gamma$-ray may be obtained from the observations for various directions. In particular, once the $\gamma$-ray fluxes for directions off the Galactic center are precisely determined, we should carefully study the data to extract the IC-induced $\gamma$-ray from the extra-Galactic region, which has small astrophysical uncertainty.

So far, we have concentrated on the case that the direct production of energetic photon by the dark matter decay is negligible. However, it is often the case that dark matter decays into photon (and something else), or into hadrons whose decay products include energetic photons. If so, those photons also become the source of high energy cosmic $\gamma$-ray and the cosmic $\gamma$-ray flux may be enhanced. The spectrum of the cosmic $\gamma$-ray depends on the properties ofLet k = g - -15. Solve m*f - k = f for f.
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I read the dragon tattoo book without any idea of how sick and twisted it was. Very very disturbing. But also very hard to put down. I try to warn people about it now although I tell them I really liked it.Alison Can Read

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can see the sacredness of this holy time, and the exquisite power that it brings.” – Joanna van der Hoeven, From “Darkness and the Winter Solstice”

* * *

“A local Protestant minister, an old man with a booming preaching voice, invoked a father god whose radiance shines down. “Ave Sol Invictus,” I thought, considering that the minister stood in front of a wreath-decorated blazing fireplace, no Christian symbolism in sight. Maybe this was his non-sectarian mode of public speaking, but he talked about this “sacred valley” and the “sacred season” and invoked the ancestors. I felt right at home.”- Chas Clifton, From “Invoking the Birds and Hunting at Yule.”

* * *

“Imagine a Yule ritual with a focus on new year’s resolutions; except instead of pointless promises that are abandonedStatement on Governor Baker's proposed FY 2016 budget

March 06, 2015

The Governor’s proposed budget provides modest increases for transportation funding over last year’s appropriations, but proposes $15 million less for the MBTA than the 2013 Finance Act anticipated for FY16 and $30 million less in snow removal funding than the average annual amount expended over the past 5 years. A substantial commitment of state resources is necessary to protect our transportation system and the jobs that depend on reliable and safe mobility.

Boston, March 5, 2015 - Adequate revenue is necessary to maintain and operate a reliable, future-ready statewide transportation network to bolster our economy and serve our families. Our transportation network, including roads, bridges, regional transit, the MBTA, and walking and biking facilities, has been chronically underfunded. The MBTA


faces $6.7 billion in needed repairs, almost $4 billion is needed to fix bridges across the state, and regional bus systems provide infrequent and limited service due to lack of funding. On Wednesday, Transportation for Massachusetts submitted a call to rebuild and fund our transportation system, signed by over 12,000 residents.

In his first months in office, Governor Baker made important strides towards solving our transportation challenges. He asserted responsibility for the MBTA’s system breakdowns and established a Special Panel with a short turn-around and high standards to review the MBTA’s finances, governance and operations.

We appreciate the difficult fiscal reality in which this budget was developed. This is a challenging budget for transportation, and, as proposed, will not facilitate the significant progress we need to improve transportation for residents  .cm-strong { color: #eee; }
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Helvibotys pucilla

Helvibotys pucilla is a moth in the family Crambidae first described by Herbert Druce in 1895. It is found in Guatemala, Costa Rica, the Mexican state of Veracruz and the United States, where it has been recorded from Kentucky, Oklahoma and Texas

The wingspan is 15–18 mm. The forewings and hindwings of the males are uniform brownish yellow. The male's forewings are black in the basal quarter and the distal half, leaving a broad yellow band in the median area. The hindwings are yellow, except for a broad black terminal band. Adults have been recorded on wing from May to August.

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Category:Pyraustinaethe effect of self-phase modulation. Such pulse-like stationary waves are called solitary waves. Optical solitons are special solitary waves that are orthogonal, in the sense that when two of these waves cross one another in the medium, their intensity profiles are not altered, and only phase shifts are imparted as a result of the interaction, so that each wave continues to travel as an independent entity.
At a certain level of intensity and for certain pulse profiles, the effects of self-phase modulation and group-velocity dispersion are balanced so that a stable pulse, the soliton, travels without spread. The mathematical analysis of this phenomenon has so far been based on approximate solutions of Maxwell's nonlinear wave equations.
As used herein, the term soliton refers to generic solutions describing pulses that propagate


be transferred in one or more directions.
Switching time: time necessary for the switch to be reconfigured from one state to another.
Propagation delay time: time taken by the signal to cross the switch.
Throughput: maximum data rate that can flow through the switch when it is connected.
Switching energy: energy needed to activate and deactivate the switch.
Power dissipation: energy dissipated per second in the process of switching.
Insertion loss: drop in the signal power introduced by the connection.
Crosstalk: undesired power leakage to other lines.
Optical signals may be switched by the use of electrical, acoustic, and magnetic switches. For instance, in electro-optic switches, the optical signals are converted into electrical signals using photodetectors, switched electronically, and then converted back into light using LEDs or lasers. These optical/electrical conversions introduce unnecessary time delays andv be p(-6). Suppose 0 = 5*w + v - 35. Suppose -w*k + 1 = 6. Sort 3, k, 1 in increasing order.
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+ 18, 2*g + w = 9. Suppose 5*u = 3*r + g, 4*u - 6*r = -2*r. Let b be (-5)/(-1)*(-2 + u). Put -4, b, -2 in descending order.
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c, 1,the private key being the one you hang onto in order to decode what is sent.

Bitcoin uses a similar system. To generate an “address” so someone else can send you bitcoins, a random number is used to create a public/private key pair via algorithm. The public key is then transmogrified by further operations into a recognizable Bitcoin address (starting with a 1 or 3), and the private key makes it possible to use funds held at that address.

Addresses and their associated private keys are generally stored in software “wallets”. Some people use hosted wallet services such as Coinbase, while others choose to keep their wallets on their desktop computers or phones. The people potentially affected in this case would be those who use a wallet app on their


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KANSAS CITY, Mo. – On Thursday, a Jackson County judge sentenced a man to two life sentences for his conviction in a sex abuse case of a 13-year-old victim, prosecutors said.

Antoine L. Ellis was convicted in March of two counts of first-degree statutory rape and one count of child enticement.

The judge sentenced Ellis to life without parole on the first rape conviction and added a second life sentence for the second rape conviction. Those sentences are set to run consecutively. The judge additionally set a third sentence of 15 years to run concurrent to the two life sentences.

Court recordssustained a concussion after a second motor vehicle collision, further exacerbating her neck pain and headaches. She subsequently underwent several procedures including third occipital nerve blocks, cervical epidural steroid injections, and multilevel cervical facet joint injections (C2--C5), but with little to no pain relief. On presentation to our Spine Pain Center, her pain was 9/10 by visual analog scale and described as cramping, burning, and aching in quality. Pain was localized suboccipitally with radiation to her jaw and posterior aspect of her neck, worse on the right than left, and aggravated by postural changes and neck rotation.

Neck cavitation, sleep, and NSAIDs provided mild pain relief; otherwise, the pain was unrelenting. Associated symptoms included clicking of her temporomandibular joint, neck stiffness, teeth clenching, bilateral headaches with periorbital pain, numbness


asymptomatic (non-pain transmitting) targets. The proper combination of RF-system and electrode length allows one to individually adapt the shape and volume of the generated coagulation necrosis to the target lesion \[[@B9]--[@B11]\]. The technical difficulty of the intra-articular AA radiofrequency ablation may be tempered by the fact that it offers a promising treatment option in experienced hands. All structures innervated by the C1, C2, and C3 segmental nerves can serve as pain generators in cervicogenic headache \[[@B1], [@B8], [@B9]\].

In the absence of a consensus approach to treatment, the prudent practitioner may resort to symptomatic intervention. In a reported case series by Bovaira et al., bilaterally targeting the DRG of C2 and C3 provided satisfactory relief of cervicogenic headache \[[@B12]\]. Others have applied pulsed RF to the greater occipital nerveIf Nick Kommer is the poster boy for dream debuts, then Essendon teammate Dylan Van Unen hopes he can muster something similar this season.

Kommer played a pivotal forward pressure role in his Bombers debut in the club's memorable 35-point win over Adelaide, was named in the best players and kicked his first AFL goal to go along with 16 possessions.

One of the lasting memories from the game was the shaggy-haired recruit receiving the traditional post-match Powerade soaking while belting out the team song.

It was said last year, that Kommer – drafted with pick No. 73 in last year's NAB AFL Draft – was one of two Essendon players the club foresaw playing senior football in 2013.

It just so happens that Van Unen (pick No. 51) was the other.

While


Jason Winderlich's three goals in his return to football stole much of the limelight, the 21-year-old defender also played his first game in a number of weeks against Sandringham in the club's VFL practice match on Good Friday.

His overlap run from the back half and speedy movement through congestion stood out in the game at the club's High Performance Centre near Melbourne Airport.

"This was my first real hit out, I was a bit rusty, but I started to come back in to it a little bit," Van Unen told AFL.com.au after the game.

Van Unen played 50 per cent of the club's VFL practice match against Geelong on March 2, but suffered a setback after injuring his wrist against Collingwood the following week.

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from the viral cDNA sequences present in the NCBI database <http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez>. This viral tag database has been implemented in USAGE. The program USAGE was also used to compare taglists, and to do statistical analyses on tag count differences.

Besides USAGE, the SAGE libraries were analysed with the Human Transcriptome Map (HTM) \[[@B14]\]. In this program, tags have been mapped to 18,422 human genes and their respective chromosome locations. HTM identifies all possible tags of a single transcript at a certain chromosome position. For highly expressed genes, very often more than one tag is found in SAGE libraries, due to alternative splicing, and/or alternative polyadenylation. Additionally, the pooled KS library was compared with several public databases.

Confirmation RT-PCR
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Six SAGE tags were identified as more frequently expressed in AIDS-KS than in normalskin, and in all public SAGE libraries at the time of analysis (NCBI CGAP). The RNA preparations used to construct the SAGE libraries were further used for tag confirmation \[[@B15]\]. RNA samples were treated with DNaseI (Roche Diagnostics, Almere, The Netherlands). First strand cDNA synthesis was primed with an oligo(dT)~18~with a 5\' M13 tail (5\' ctgagttgtaaaacgcggccag-(t)~18~-3\') and transcribed with AMV-RT \[[@B16]\]. For the PCR we used a tag specific primer consisting of 10 nt identified in the SAGE analysis with a 5\'*NlaIII*restriction site (catg) and 5\' inosine nucleotides to increase the annealing temperature of the primers and a 20 nt primer corresponding to the 5\'tail of the oligo (dT) primer (5\'ctgagttgtaaaacgcggccag-3\'). PCR was performed using standard conditions \[[@B16]\]. PCR fragments were cloned in a TA cloning system (Invitrogen,


specifically labelled tumour-associated macrophages, suggesting that macrophages present in AIDS-KS lesions belong to a subset of human CD169+ macrophages.

Competing interests
===================

None declared.

Authors\' contributions
=======================

Authors 1 and 2 \[MC, ACvdK\] conceived, designed, coordinated and analysed the study, and drafted the manuscript, author 3 \[RvdB\] constructed the SAGE libraries, author 4 \[FZ\] performed the RT-PCRs, author 5 \[CJMvN\] performed the histological analyses, and author 6 \[JG\] was head of the department at the time of the study.

Pre-publication history
=======================

The pre-publication history for this paper can be accessed here:

<http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2407/3/7/prepub>

Acknowledgements
================

M Cornelissen and AC van der Kuyl contributed equally to this work. We thank Gerrit-Jan Weverling for help with the scatterplot analysis, Audrey van der Schoot, John Dekker, Jolanda Maas, Abeltje Polstra and Xianghong Chen for help with sequencing, Bert Tigges for tissue preparation, Jos Mulderyour future")   Born To Be Wild (With Miss Piggy) - Frank Oz, creator and performer of Miss Piggy and the puppeteer and voice of Yoda!

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Effectiveness of a Household Energy Package in Improving Indoor Air Quality and Reducing Personal Exposures in Rural China.
We evaluated whether an energy package comprising a low-polluting semigasifier cookstove with chimney, water heater, and pelletized biomass fuel would improve air pollution in China. We measured the stove use, 48-h air pollution exposures (PM2.5, black carbon), and kitchen concentrations (PM2.5, black carbon, carbon monoxide, nitrogen oxides) for 205 women, along with ambient PM2.5. Over half (n = 125) were offered the energy package after baseline assessment, forming "treated" and "untreated" groups, and we repeated the measurements up to 3 occasions over 18-months. Kitchen carbon monoxide did not change, and nitrogen oxides increased in summer but decreased in winter for both groups. Summer geometric mean exposures and kitchen concentrations of PM2.5cortical organisation and connectivity, referred to as the 'sensory--fugal gradient' \[[@pbio.3000284.ref003]\]. This axis describes gradual transitions at the whole-cortex level, running from primary sensory and motor regions involved in externally focussed computations toward transmodal cortices, in which neural responses are not segregated by modality and operations are increasingly decoupled from perception \[[@pbio.3000284.ref004],[@pbio.3000284.ref005]\] (see [S1 Table](#pbio.3000284.s014){ref-type="supplementary-material"} for nomenclature). Unlike sensory cortices, transmodal cortices have a less hierarchical organisation with dense interconnectivity and top-down projections that tend to jump synaptic levels and that allow spatially distributed areas to respond flexibly to different types of information \[[@pbio.3000284.ref005]--[@pbio.3000284.ref010]\].

The current study systematically examined the interplay between microstructural constraints and functional connectivity in humans and its contribution to high-level cognition and behaviour. Studying cortical microstructure in humans, neuroanatomists have traditionally used cell-staining techniques to


In parallel, resting-state functional MRI analysis can identify highly reproducible intrinsic networks formed by cortical areas \[[@pbio.3000284.ref023]--[@pbio.3000284.ref028]\]. These studies have highlighted that transmodal cortex is largely composed of two spatially distributed yet functionally cohesive networks---the fronto--parietal network thought to respond to the demands of the moment in a flexible way \[[@pbio.3000284.ref029]--[@pbio.3000284.ref031]\] and the default mode network that depends on abstract information from self-generated memory and thought processes \[[@pbio.3000284.ref032]--[@pbio.3000284.ref034]\]. How flexible functional connectivity profiles are underpinned by microstructural differentiation remains to be seen. We expected a common sensory--fugal gradient to define microstructural and functional organisation, but we also hypothesised that local differences would signify weaker hierarchical constraints in areas responsible for higher-order cognitive processes.

Core to our analysis was the formulation of a systematic approach that modelled cortico--cortical networks fromwere also evident at the individual subject level, following alignment of individual functional and microstructural gradients to templates built from the group Discovery data set (see [Methods](#sec009){ref-type="sec"} for details). For every participant, we observed a significant correlation between G1~MRI~ and G1~FUNC~ (0.37 \< r \< 0.61, *P* \< 0.001; [Fig 4C and 4D](#pbio.3000284.g004){ref-type="fig"}).

In addition to studying their commonalities, we assessed unique topographic features of the modality-specific gradients. Cortex-wide nodal rank comparisons highlighted an upward shift in the position of the prefrontal cortex and precuneus in functional gradient space, relative to the microstructure-derived gradient, and a converse downward shift of the posterior inferior temporal and midcingulate cortices ([Fig 5A](#pbio.3000284.g005){ref-type="fig"}; see [S8 Fig](#pbio.3000284.s008){ref-type="supplementary-material"} for replication at vertex level). These shifts were independent of regional differences in the interindividual variance of


curvature (r = 0.01, *P* = 0.741). Notably, the greatest rank differences were evident in transmodal cortices, suggesting a specific dissociation of function from microstructure in these higher-order regions. Inspecting the distribution of nodes in intrinsic functional communities \[[@pbio.3000284.ref026]\] along each gradient ([Fig 5B](#pbio.3000284.g005){ref-type="fig"}), we noted that while the sensory--fugal gradient was overall preserved across all modalities, different sensory and transmodal networks occupied extremes in each modality. G1~MRI~ extended from somatomotor to limbic networks, whereas G1~FUNC~ extended from visual to transmodal default mode networks. Comparing the average node rank of each functional community between modalities and across individuals ([S6 Table](#pbio.3000284.s019){ref-type="supplementary-material"}), we noted that the default mode and fronto--parietal networks shifted to the apex of G1~FUNC~, reflecting segregation of higher-order communities during rest despite their similar myeloarchitecture.

![Divergent representations ofcortices in which quick, accurate response to external stimuli necessitate a constrained hierarchical organisation \[[@pbio.3000284.ref003]\]. Another plausible mechanism for reduced influence of microstructural homophily in higher-order networks may be the increased relevance of long-range structural connections \[[@pbio.3000284.ref082]\]. Such wider-ranging structural connections may accommodate the more distributed spatial layout and diverse functional roles of transmodal cortices. Conversely, primary sensory and motor regions exhibit more locally clustered short-range connectivity profiles related to microstructural similarity \[[@pbio.3000284.ref083],[@pbio.3000284.ref084]\], likely in accordance with their more specialized and stable functional roles.

Our approach was robust with respect to variations in algorithmic and analytical choices. While the singular nature of the BigBrain data set prohibited replication of the histological pipeline, we demonstrated consistency of neuroimaging-derived microstructural gradients across three cohorts with unique myelin-sensitive contrasts \[[@pbio.3000284.ref018],[@pbio.3000284.ref020],[@pbio.3000284.ref022],[@pbio.3000284.ref037],[@pbio.3000284.ref050]\]. Importantly, the


of surfaces. To reduce the impact of partial volume effects, the deepest surface was also removed. Surface-based linear models, implemented via SurfStat for Matlab (<http://mica-mni.github.io/surfstat>) \[[@pbio.3000284.ref102]\], were used to account for an anterior--posterior increase in intensity values across the BigBrain due to coronal slicing and reconstruction \[[@pbio.3000284.ref035]\], whereby standardised residuals from a simple linear model of surface-wide intensity values predicted by the midsurface *y* coordinate were used in further analyses.

2\) MPC matrix construction. Cortical vertices were parcellated into 1,012 spatially contiguous cortical 'nodes' of approximately 1.5 cm^2^ surface area, excluding outlier vertices with median intensities more than three scaled median absolute deviations away from the node median intensity. The parcellation scheme preserves the boundaries of the Desikan Killany atlas \[[@pbio.3000284.ref038]\] and was transformed from conte69 surface to thededuced the centre of gravity of each term within gradient space and calculated the differences between the G1~MRI~ centre of gravity and G1~FUNC~ centre of gravity for each term using subject-specific gradients.

Robustness of the MPC approach {#sec020}
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### Individualised MPC~MRI~ gradients and relation to the individual-specific functional hierarchy {#sec021}

Inter-individual consistency of G1~MRI~ was assessed in the Replication data set. The MPC~MRI~ pipeline was deployed at an individual level, thus resolving individualised MPC~MRI~ matrices and gradients. Additionally, the diffusion map embedding was employed on functional connectomes to derive individual functional gradients \[[@pbio.3000284.ref028]\]. To ensure the spatial correspondence of individual gradients, the individual gradients from the Replication data set underwent Procrustes linear alignment to the Discovery data set group average embedding. Individual cross-modal coupling was calculated as the Spearman rank correlation


between G1~MRI~ and G1~FUNC~.

### Robustness of G1~HIST~ {#sec022}

We assessed the robustness of G1~HIST~ by altering pipeline parameters, repeating MPC~HIST~ generation and diffusion map embedding, then calculating the Pearson correlation of the modified G1~HIST~ with the original gradient. In particular, we evaluated variable matrix thresholds (i.e., 70%--95%, in steps of 1%), alternative surface number in which MPC~HIST~ matrix instability reached a local minima (i.e., 54- and 91-surface solutions), the voxel resolution of the BigBrain volume (100--400 um), and spatial scale (i.e., vertex- versus parcel-wise construction). For the latter, we correlated nodal gradient values with the median vertex within each parcel.

### Robustness of G1~MRI~ {#sec023}

We repeated the robustness procedures reported for the histological gradients in the in vivo data set, including variation of thresholding level, parcellation usage, and surface number.be as close to 16:9 as possible, because of Youtube. This one is 16:10, and they only use such resolutions for tablets because they want them to be used in landscape mode, and in that mode, the bottom bar occupies a bit of that space. So far the only phone that uses the 1280×800 has been the Galaxy Note. All the other new flagship phones have been using the 16:9, 960×540 or 1280×720 resolutions.

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Bowser served in San Diego until June 1958, when he became assistant division commander, 1st Marine Division, Camp Pendleton. In January 1959, he was assigned as commanding general, Marine Corps Base, Twentynine Palms, California. While serving in this capacity he was promoted to major general in July 1960.

In October 1960, Bowser was transferred to Headquarters Marine Corps, where he served as assistant chief of staff, G-1, and later as deputy chief of staff, plans and programs. Upon his detachment in July 1963, he served for two years as commanding general, Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune.

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Due to a lack of compelling new features, analyst Ming-Chi Kuo believes that Samsung’s Galaxy S8 won’t be as popular as the company’s 2016 Galaxy S7 lineup. What’s more, Kuo believes that Apple’s highly anticipated iPhone 8 will achieve far more momentum in the marketplace once released later this year. Now this isn’t to say that the S8 will be a boring release, but rather that the leap from the S7 to the S8 will pale in comparison to the leap we’ll see from Apple’s iPhone this year.

In a research note obtained by 9to5Mac, Kuo writes that Galaxy S8 shipments for the year will likely fall in the 40-45 million unit range, decidedly lower than the


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Haufler gives a chapter to each of the major double agents, who came from a dazzling array of backgrounds and had "code names such as Balloon, Careless, Gelatine, Hamlet, Lipstick, Snark, Mullet, Puppet and Treasure." Wulf Schmidt, a German nabbed after he parachuted into Britain, underwent a "conversion" and decided to serve his captors. Eddie Chapman, a career criminal, embraced spying as his route to fame and fortune. Shy Juan Pujol had to use his novelistic imagination just to get the notice of the British, who initially rejected his offers of service. He contacted the Germans and began sending them bulletins supposedly from England and full of persuasive misinformation, "even though he had never been there." With Britishinto many pieces. The British in WWII did it right. They broke down the barriers to interservice rivalries. Control of the double agents was given to the one operation, especially formed for that person. Each service had a representative on the committee that controlled the double agents. When the U.S. was in control of war in Pacific, they never did use miliary intelligence too well, because it was split up among the services, each one guarding its turf."

Haufler and his wife recently moved to Vermont to live at Wake Robin Continuing Care Retirement Community. "I know I'm a lucky old scribbler, to have my first two books published when I'm in my eighties," says the author, now 87. "But I plan to keep on scribbling as long as


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  }

  void reserve(ASTContext &C, unsigned N) { Impl.reserve(C, N); }

  void addLazyDecl(ASTContext &C, uintptr_t ID, AccessSpecifier AS) {
    assert(Impl.empty() || Impl.Decls.isLazy());
    Impl.Decls.setLazy(true);
    Impl.addDecl(C, reinterpret_cast<NamedDecl *>(ID << 2), AS);
  }
};

} // namespace clang

#endif // LLVM_CLANG_AST_ASTUNRESOLVEDSET_H
Enhancement of succinate production by metabolically engineered Escherichia coli with co-expression of nicotinic acid phosphoribosyltransferase and pyruvate carboxylase.
Escherichia coli BA002, in which the ldhA and pflB genes are deleted, cannot utilize glucose anaerobically due to the inability to regenerate NAD(+). To restore glucose utilization, overexpression of nicotinic acid phosphoribosyltransferase (NAPRTase) encoded by the pncB gene, a rate-limiting enzyme of NAD(H) synthesis pathway, resulted in a significant increase in cell mass and succinate production under anaerobic conditions. However, a high concentration of pyruvate accumulated. Thus, co-expression of NAPRTase and the heterologous pyruvate carboxylase (PYC) of Lactococcus lactis subsp. cremoris NZ9000 in recombinant E. coli BA016 was investigated. The total concentration of NAD(H) was 9.8-fold higher in BA016 than in BA002, and the NADH/NAD(+) ratio decreased from 0.60 to 0.04.


             BLEEirData *scanData,
                      BLELocalAttribute** localAttributes,
                      unsigned char numLocalAttributes,
                      BLERemoteAttribute** remoteAttributes,
                      unsigned char numRemoteAttributes)
{

#ifdef __RFduino__
  sd_softdevice_enable(NRF_CLOCK_LFCLKSRC_SYNTH_250_PPM, NULL);
#elif defined(NRF5) && !defined(S110)
  #if defined(USE_LFRC)
    nrf_clock_lf_cfg_t cfg = {
     .source        = NRF_CLOCK_LF_SRC_RC,
      .rc_ctiv       = 8, //16
      .rc_temp_ctiv  = 2,
      .xtal_accuracy = NRF_CLOCK_LF_XTAL_ACCURACY_250_PPM
    };
  #elif defined(USE_LFSYNT)
    nrf_clock_lf_cfg_t cfg = {
      .source        = NRF_CLOCK_LF_SRC_SYNTH,
      .rc_ctiv       = 0,
      .rc_temp_ctiv  = 0,
      .xtal_accuracy = NRF_CLOCK_LF_XTAL_ACCURACY_250_PPM
    };
  #else
    //default USE_LFXO
    nrf_clock_lf_cfg_t cfg = {


    this->_advDataLen += advertisementData[i].length;
    }
  }

  if (scanDataSize && scanData) {
    for (int i = 0; i < scanDataSize; i++) {
      srData[srDataLen + 0] = scanData[i].length + 1;
      srData[srDataLen + 1] = scanData[i].type;
      srDataLen += 2;

      memcpy(&srData[srDataLen], scanData[i].data, scanData[i].length);

      srDataLen += scanData[i].length;
      _hasScanData = true;
    }
  }

  sd_ble_gap_adv_data_set(this->_advData, this->_advDataLen, srData, srDataLen);
  sd_ble_gap_appearance_set(0);

  for (int i = 0; i < numLocalAttributes; i++) {
    BLELocalAttribute *localAttribute = localAttributes[i];

    if (localAttribute->type() == BLETypeCharacteristic) {
    this->_remoteCharacteristicInfo = (struct remoteCharacteristicInfo*)malloc(sizeof(struct remoteCharacteristicInfo) * this->_numRemoteCharacteristics);

  BLERemoteService *lastRemoteService = NULL;
  unsigned char remoteServiceIndex = 0;
  unsigned char remoteCharacteristicIndex = 0;

  for (int i = 0; i < numRemoteAttributes; i++) {
    BLERemoteAttribute *remoteAttribute = remoteAttributes[i];
    BLEUuid uuid = BLEUuid(remoteAttribute->uuid());
    const unsigned char* uuidData = uuid.data();

    ble_uuid_t nordicUUID;

    if (uuid.length() == 2) {
      nordicUUID.uuid = (uuidData[1] << 8) | uuidData[0];
      nordicUUID.type = BLE_UUID_TYPE_BLE;
    } else {
      unsigned char uuidDataTemp[16];

      memcpy(&uuidDataTemp, uuidData, sizeof(uuidDataTemp));

      nordicUUID.uuid = (uuidData[13] << 8) | uuidData[12];


    localCharacteristicInfo->indicateSubscribed = false;

          if (localCharacteristicInfo->characteristic->subscribed()) {
            if (this->_eventListener) {
              this->_eventListener->BLEDeviceCharacteristicSubscribedChanged(*this, *localCharacteristicInfo->characteristic, false);
            }
          }
        }

        if (this->_eventListener) {
          this->_eventListener->BLEDeviceDisconnected(*this);
        }

        // clear remote handle info
        for (intDisc Rsp 0x"));
        Serial.println(bleEvt->evt.gattc_evt.gatt_status, HEX);
#endif
        if (bleEvt->evt.gattc_evt.gatt_status == BLE_GATT_STATUS_SUCCESS) {
          ble_gattc_handle_range_t serviceHandlesRange = this->_remoteServiceInfo[this->_remoteServiceDiscoveryIndex].handlesRange;

          uint16_t count = bleEvt->evt.gattc_evt.params.char_disc_rsp.count;

          for (int i = 0; i < count; i++) {
            for (int j = 0; j < this->_numRemoteCharacteristics; j++) {
              if ((this->_remoteServiceInfo[this->_remoteServiceDiscoveryIndex].service == this->_remoteCharacteristicInfo[j].service) &&
                  (bleEvt->evt.gattc_evt.params.char_disc_rsp.chars[i].uuid.type == this->_remoteCharacteristicInfo[j].uuid.type)


 this->_numRemoteCharacteristics = 0;
}

bool nRF51822::updateCharacteristicValue(BLECharacteristic& characteristic) {
  bool success = true;

  for (int i = 0; i < this->_numLocalCharacteristics; i++) {
    struct localCharacteristicInfo* localCharacteristicInfo = &this->_localCharacteristicInfo[i];

    if (localCharacteristicInfo->characteristic == &characteristic) {
      if (&characteristic == this->_broadcastCharacteristic) {
        this->broadcastCharacteristic(characteristic);
      }

      uint16_t valueLength = characteristic.valueLength();

      sd_ble_gatts_value_set(localCharacteristicInfo->handles.value_handle, 0, &valueLength, characteristic.value());

      ble_gatts_hvx_params_t hvxParams;

      memset(&hvxParams, 0, sizeof(hvxParams));

      hvxParams.handle = localCharacteristicInfo->handles.value_handle;
      hvxParams.offset = 0;
      hvxParams.p_data = NULL;
      hvxParams.p_len  =    ble_gattc_write_params_t writeParams;

        uint16_t value = 0x0000;

        writeParams.write_op = BLE_GATT_OP_WRITE_REQ;
#ifndef __RFduino__
        writeParams.flags = 0;
#endif
        writeParams.handle = (this->_remoteCharacteristicInfo[i].valueHandle + 1); // don't discover descriptors for now
        writeParams.offset = 0;
        writeParams.len = sizeof(value);
        writeParams.p_value = (uint8_t*)&value;

        this->_remoteRequestInProgress = true;

        success = (sd_ble_gattc_write(this->_connectionHandle, &writeParams) == NRF_SUCCESS);
      }
      break;
    }
  }


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| *operation* (producer) | *Required* The operation to perform. It can be listBrokers,createBroker,deleteBroker. There are 6 enums and the value can be one of: listBrokers, createBroker, deleteBroker, rebootBroker, updateBroker, describeBroker |  | MQ2Operations
| *pojoRequest* (producer) | If we want to use a POJO request as body or not | false | boolean
| *proxyHost* (producer) | To define a proxy host when instantiating the MQ client |  | String
| *proxyPort* (producer) | To define a proxy port when instantiating the MQ client |  | Integer
| *proxyProtocol* (producer) | To define a proxy protocol when instantiating the MQ client. There are 2 enums and the value can be one of: HTTP, HTTPS | HTTPS | Protocol
| *region* (producer) | The region *
     * @return true if these resources should only be used for calls to
     *         {@link WebResourceRoot#getClassLoaderResource(String)}, otherwise
     *         false
     */
    boolean getClassLoaderOnly();

    void setClassLoaderOnly(boolean classLoaderOnly);

    /**
     * Obtain the base URL for this set of resources. One of the uses of this is
     * to grant read permissions to the resources when running under a security
     * manager.
     */
    URL getBaseUrl();
}


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To gain insight into the duration and the various components of the clinical treatment course for patients with symptomatic carotid artery stenosis, in order to improve the care provided to these patients. Retrospective cohort study. All patients who had undergone a carotid intervention for significant symptomatic carotid stenosis from 2001 to 2011 were included. Quantile regression analysis was used to assess the changes which had occurred in the median duration of the period from neurological event to intervention from 2001 onward. In order to chart the clinical treatment course, it was split up in different components. In addition, the impact of the referrer and the relationship between the time


Introduction {#Sec1}
============

To date, more than 600 civilians have registered to fly into space aboard commercial suborbital space vehicles (D. Durda, personal communication, June 3, 2013). That is more than the 534 individuals that have been in Earth orbit, since space flight began in the 1960s (NASA, NP-2005-01-001 JSC, NASA [@CR66], List of Space Travelers by Name [@CR203]). Currently, there are ambitious private sector plans to send humans to space for mining and other high risk commercial endeavors.

With increasing space flight participation comes increasing heterogeneity in the flying population, extended duration missions, and prolonged exposure to the high radiation environment beyond low Earth orbit (BLEO). Highly variable risk profiles, coupled with the unusually hostile conditions of space will force us to adopt new human factors approaches that are commensurateintracranial pressure (ICP)\], are related to disordered one-carbon metabolism involving folate, B12, and Hcy. Approximately 20 % of ISS crew members on space flight missions of 4 months or longer have experienced ocular changes and persistent visual problems on return to Earth. These were correlated with significantly elevated levels of Hcy, methylmalonic acid and cystathionine, along with reduced levels of folate and Vitamin B12 (Zwart et al. [@CR93]). The metabolite data indicate that a significant proportion of crew members may have associated genetic traits that contribute to disturbed one-carbon metabolism. In addition, the metabolic pathway mutation described above has been conclusively linked to the production of oxidative stress and damage associated with coronary artery disease (Vijaya Lakshmi et al. [@CR86]). While the link between space flight-induced ocular changes and altered


times greater than the annual allowed safety limit of exposure for the general population (Hartwig [@CR38]; Fenech [@CR25]; Fenech and Crott [@CR28]).

Raising additional concern is the potential impact of one carbon deficits and concomitant exposure to radiation in space. While this has not been studied in space, Earth-based*ex vivo* and in vitro studies are informative. Fenech et al. studied the combined effect of folic acid deficiency and radiation exposure on genome stability, using cultured lymphocytes of 12 human subjects with different MTHFR genotypes. *Ex vivo* cells were grown for 9 days, using different concentrations of folic acid (12, 24, and 120 nM folic acid), and exposed to 0.5 Gy of gamma rays.

The effect of folic acid was highly significant (*p* \< 0.001) and explained \>50 % of variance of both types of micronuclei. Also,transfer derangement on bone.

In studies of cultured osteoclasts from healthy male donors (34 ± 5 years), the combined reduction of folate, B12, and B6 stimulated dentine resorption activity (DRA) up to 211 %. Reduction of only one of these vitamins stimulated DRA up to 250 % (folate: maximum increase 248 %, *p* \< 0.018; B12: maximum increase 252 %, *p* \< 0.001, B6: maximum increase 247 %, *p* \< 0.001). In addition, Hcy in varying physiologic concentrations (up to 2,500 μmol/l) has been shown to stimulate dentine resorption up to 395 % (*p* \< 0.001) (Jain [@CR47]).

These findings are in agreement with human studies demonstrating a correlation between plasma concentrations of Hcy and biochemical bone resorption markers (Herrmann et al. [@CR41], [@CR42]). A recent meta-analysis involving 14,863 subjects concluded that elevated Hcy significantly increases the risk of fracture (Yang et al. [@CR90]).

Riboflavin deficit may confer additional


a novel way of looking at individual astronaut susceptibility, risk, and countermeasure development. In each case of the cited examples, there are key small molecules (or elements) that strongly modify the effect these gene variants will likely have on the human response in space. We collectively refer to these small molecules and elements as *essential inputs.*

*Essential inputs* refers collectively to the class of small molecules, amino acids, vitamins, fatty acids, and trace elements that must be obtained from the diet. They cannot be synthesized by the human body. This also includes *conditionally essential* *inputs* that may become essential, as a result of genotype, drug therapeutics, environmental conditions, or dietary deficiencies of essential precursors. They are collectively referred to as *inputs*, because these are external components that input intoone must view the declining Mg status encountered with mission duration in a new light. If Mg status declines with mission duration, especially on the very long duration missions envisioned for Mars, then there is a hypothetical impact of mission duration on VO~2~ max, energy efficiency, and potentially also on DNA stability.

Omics technology approaches: combinatorial influences complicate strategies for countermeasure development {#Sec25}
==========================================================================================================

The need for a systems biology approach to develop personalized medicine programs for astronauts derives from two key convergent influences. First, there are vast molecular networks that interact dynamically to influence astronaut *susceptibility* to any specific environment or condition to which he or she is exposed. Second, there are a series of *mission stressors* that impact heavily upon the individual susceptibility of each astronaut. Whether one thrives


hospital. More injuries probably remain undocumented, as Carhart instructs his patients, “If you feel that something is wrong and you need to be seen do not go to the ER, call and we will meet you at the clinic.” He would rather endanger his patients than reveal his malpractice to emergency physicians. Carhart also told our investigator, “[T]he risks at… 36 weeks doing an abortion are still about

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/* jhefty - multi-subobject material support */

/* Material/SubMaterial management */
/* A material should have 1..n submaterials assigned to it */

typedef struct aseSubMaterial_s {
	struct aseSubMaterial_s* next;
	int subMtlId;
	picoShader_t *shader;

} aseSubMaterial_t;

typedef struct aseMaterial_s {
	struct aseMaterial_s* next;
	struct aseSubMaterial_s* subMtls;
	int mtlId;
} aseMaterial_t;

/* Material/SubMaterial management functions */
static aseMaterial_t *_ase_get_material (aseMaterial_t *list, int mtlIdParent)
{
	aseMaterial_t *mtl = list;

	while (mtl) {
		if (mtlIdParent == mtl->mtlId) {
			break;
		}
		mtl = mtl->next;
	}
	return mtl;
}

static aseSubMaterial_t *_ase_get_submaterial (aseMaterial_t *list, int mtlIdParent, int subMtlId)
{
	aseMaterial_t *parent = _ase_get_material(list, mtlIdParent);
	aseSubMaterial_t *subMtl = NULL;

	if (!parent) {
		_pico_printf(PICO_ERROR, "No ASE material exists with id %i\n", mtlIdParent);
		return NULL;
	}

	subMtl = parent->subMtls;
	while (subMtl) {
		if (subMtlId == subMtl->subMtlId) {
			break;
		}
		subMtl = subMtl->next;
	}
	return subMtl;
}

static aseSubMaterial_t *_ase_get_submaterial_or_default (aseMaterial_t *materials, int mtlIdParent, int subMtlId)
{
	aseSubMaterial_t *subMtl = _ase_get_submaterial(materials, mtlIdParent, subMtlId);
	if (subMtl != NULL) {
		return subMtl;
	}

	/* ydnar: trying default submaterial */
	subMtl = _ase_get_submaterial(materials, mtlIdParent, 0);
	if (subMtl


the model for proper processing
 * @note The following still holds from ydnar's _ase_make_surface:
 * indexes 0 1 2 = vert indexes
 * indexes 3 4 5 = st indexes
 * indexes 6 7 8 = color indexes (new)
 */
static void _ase_submit_triangles (picoModel_t *model, aseMaterial_t *materials, aseVertex_t *vertices,
		aseTexCoord_t *texcoords, aseColor_t *colors, aseFace_t *faces, int numFaces)
{
	aseFacesIter_t i = faces, end = faces + numFaces;
	for (; i != end; ++i) {
		/* look up the shader for the material/submaterial pair */
		aseSubMaterial_t *subMtl = _ase_get_submaterial_or_default(materials, (*i).materialId, (*i).subMaterialId);
		if (subMtl == NULL)
			return;

		{
			picoVec3_t *xyz[3];
			picoVec3_t *normal[3];
			picoVec2_t* st[3];
			picoColor_t* color[3];
			picoIndex_t smooth[3];
			int j;
			/* we pull the data from the vertex, color and texcoord arrays using the face index data */
			for (j = 0; j < 3; j++) {
				xyz[j] = &vertices[(*i).indices[j]].xyz;
				normal[j] = &vertices[(*i).indices[j]].normal;
				st[j] = &texcoords[(*i).indices[j + 3]].texcoord;

				if (colors != NULL"*mesh")) {
			/* finish existing surface */
			_ase_submit_triangles(model, materials, vertices, texcoords, colors, faces, numFaces);
			_pico_free(faces);
			_pico_free(vertices);
			_pico_free(texcoords);
			_pico_free(colors);
			colors = NULL; /* OrbWeaver: reset all pointers to avoid double-free */
			faces = NULL;
			vertices = NULL;
			texcoords = NULL;
		} else if (!_pico_stricmp(p->token, "*mesh_numvertex")) {
			if (!_pico_parse_int(p, &numVertices))
				_ase_error_return("Missing MESH_NUMVERTEX value");

			vertices = _pico_calloc(numVertices, sizeof(aseVertex_t));
		} else if (!_pico_stricmp(p->token, "*mesh_numfaces")) {
			if (!_pico_parse_int(p, &numFaces))
				_ase_error_return("Missing MESH_NUMFACES value");

			faces = _pico_calloc(numFaces, sizeof(aseFace_t));
		} else if (!_pico_stricmp(p->token, "*mesh_numtvertex")) {
			if (!_pico_parse_int(p, &numTextureVertices))
				_ase_error_return("Missing MESH_NUMTVERTEX value");

			texcoords = _pico_calloc(numTextureVertices, sizeof(aseTexCoord_t));
		} else if (!_pico_stricmp(p->token, "*mesh_numtvfaces")) {
			if (!_pico_parse_int(p, &numTextureVertexFaces))
				_ase_error_return("Missing MESH_NUMTVFACES value");
		} else if (!_pico_stricmp(p->token, "*mesh_numcvertex")) {
			if (!_pico_parse_int(p, &numColorVertices))
				_ase_error_return("Missing MESH_NUMCVERTEX value");

			colors = _pico_calloc(numColorVertices, sizeof(aseColor_t));
			memset(colors, 255, numColorVertices * sizeof(aseColor_t)); /* ydnar: force colors to white initially */
		} else if (!_pico_stricmp(p->token, "*mesh_numcvfaces")) {
			if (!_pico_parse_int(p, &numColorVertexFaces))
				_ase_error_return("Missing MESH_NUMCVFACES value");
		}
		/* mesh material reference. this usually comes at the end of */
		/* geomobjects after the mesh blocks. we must assume that the


+z) */
			if (!_pico_parse_int(p, &index))
				_ase_error_return("Vertex parse error");
			if (!_pico_parse_vec(p, vertices[index].normal))
				_ase_error_return("Vertex parse error");
		}
		/* model mesh face */
		else if (!_pico_stricmp(p->token, "*mesh_face")) {
			picoIndex_t indexes[3];
			int index;

			if (numFaces == 0)
				_ase_error_return("Face parse error");

			/* get face index */
			if (!_pico_parse_int(p, &index))
				_ase_error_return("Face parse error");

			/* get 1st vertex index */
			_pico_parse(p, 0);
			if (!_pico_parse_int(p, &indexes[0]))
				_ase_error_return("Face parse error");

			/* get 2nd vertex index */
			_pico_parse(p, 0);
			if (!_pico_parse_int(p, &indexes[1]))
				_ase_error_return("Face parse error");

			/* get 3rd vertex index */
			_pico_parse(p, 0);
			if (!_pico_parse_int(p, &indexes[2]))
				_ase_error_return("Face parse error");

			/* parse to the subMaterial ID */
			while (1) {
				if (!_pico_parse(p, 0)) { /* EOL */
					break;
				}
				if (!_pico_stricmp(p->token, "*MESH_SMOOTHING")) {
					_pico_parse_int(p, &faces[index].smoothingGroup);
				}
				if (!_pico_stricmp(p->token, "*MESH_MTLID")) {
					_pico_parse_int(p, &faces[index].subMaterialId);
				}
			}

			faces[index].materialId = 0;
			faces[index].indices[0] = indexes[2];
			faces[index].indices[1] = indexes[1];
			faces[index].indices[2] = indexes[0];
		}
		/* model texture vertex */
		else if (!_pico_stricmp(p->token, "*mesh_tvert")) {
			int index;

			if (numVertices == 0)
				_ase_error_return("Texture Vertex parse error");

			/* get uv vertex index */
			if (!_pico_parse_int(p, &index) || index >= numTextureVertices)
				_ase_error_return("Texture vertex parse error");

			/* get uv vertex s */
			if (!_pico_parse_float(p,= -1;

			/* get material index */
			_pico_parse_int(p, &index);

			/* check brace */
			if (!_pico_parse_check(p, 1, "{"))
				_ase_error_return("Material missing opening brace");

			/* parse material block */
			while (1) {
				/* get next token */
				if (_pico_parse(p, 1) == NULL)
					break;
				if (!strlen(p->token))
					continue;

				/* handle levels */
				if (p->token[0] == '{')
					level++;
				else if (p->token[0] == '}')
					level--;
				if (!level)
					break;

				if (level == subMaterialLevel) {
					/* set material name */
					_pico_first_token(materialName);
					shadername_convert(materialName);
					PicoSetShaderName(shader, materialName);

					/* set shader's transparency */
					PicoSetShaderTransparency(shader, transValue);

					/* set shader's ambient color */
					PicoSetShaderAmbientColor(shader, ambientColor);

					/* set diffuse alpha to transparency */
					diffuseColor[3] = (picoByte_t) (transValue * 255.0);

					/* set shader's diffuse color */
					PicoSetShaderDiffuseColor(shader, diffuseColor);

					/* set shader's specular color */
					PicoSetShaderSpecularColor(shader, specularColor);

					/* set shader's shininess */
					PicoSetShaderShininess(shader, shineValue);

					/* set material map name */
					PicoSetShaderMapName(shader, mapname);

					subMaterial = _ase_add_submaterial(&materials, index, subMtlId, shader);
					subMaterialLevel = -1;
				}

				/* parse submaterial index */
				if (!_pico_stricmp(p->token, "*submaterial")) {
					/* allocate new pico shader */
					_pico_parse_int(p, &subMtlId);

					shader = PicoNewShader(model);
					if (shader == NULL) {
						PicoFreeModel(model);
						return NULL;
					}
					subMaterialLevel = level;
				}
				/* parse material name


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Friday, February 29, 2008

It was lovely to receive our birthday cards sent to Llangollen Post Office. They happily provided the 'poste restante' service unlike the man in Sue's blog, in fact they even recognised me the second time I collected our post. Eric enjoyed a quiet 60th birthday but that's what he wanted. He's making a good recovery from his operation but his walking speed is slower than usual-which is great because I don't have to tell him to slow down so I can keep up!

We've not done anything particulary interesting this week other than the usual food shopping, boat cleaning, water filling and cassette emptying jobs. Today's job is the washing but the washer drier does all the work! We did have a bus ride into Wrexhamin the canal which got rid of most of the mud. I am now going to make some pancakes!

Friday, February 01, 2008

Today is my middle daughter Clare's birthday, so it's happy birthday from rainy, windy Llangollen. It's trying hard to snow here, we've had some sleet but it's too wet to settle. If it snows tonight Ben the dog will have a surprise- he's never seen snow. It's Ben's birthday today and we celebrated with some meaty treats! It's really cold here and he still paddled in the shallow part of the canal, obviously he's got a really good fur coat.

Tonight I am all warm and cosy on the boat and at the moment the howling wind has dropped, so I can stop worrying about the trees near


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Discovery proceeded in this matter through the autumn and winter of 1983. In December, defendants moved for summary judgment for three reasons. First, defendants asserted that plaintiff had adduced no evidence of defendants' negligence while defendants had adduced evidence of their own due care. Second, defendants claimed that plaintiff had adduced no evidence that any negligence of defendants' caused plaintiff to fail to file a notice of claim while defendants had adduced evidence suggesting that no causation existed. Third, defendants contended that publication of notice of the settlement in the Wall Street Journal insulated them from liability.
On May 27, 1984, I ruled that the last of these three grounds for summary judgment


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The parties do not dispute that defendants delegated the tasks involved in printing and mailing the November 10, 1981, notice. Provcor Services, Inc. ("Provcor") performed some functions as did VPI Reproduction Center, Inc. ("VPI"). VPI in turn subcontracted most of its responsibilities to Fischler's Printing & Office Products ("Fischler"). Zimmer has not adduced any evidence, nor does it contend, that any of these entities was an inappropriate choice for the preparation of notices and mailing labels or for the task of mailing the notices.
The parties do not dispute that Provcor prepared a set of gum-backed mailing labels which Provcor turned over to VPI. The parties do not dispute that VPIbackers) and that all labelled notices were mailed (by obtaining a receipt for more than the number mailed) did not suffice. The law cannot require an unlimited amount of rechecking. If it did, the costs of notifying class members would defeat the utility of the class action mechanism.
For similar reasons, evidence that defendants, or their agents, failed to use certified mail or telephone confirmations to ensure complete mailing does not support an inference of negligence. First class mailing suffices.
Finally, evidence that defendants cannot now prove their non-negligence does not give rise to an inference of negligence. The burden of coming forward lies with plaintiff in this action and not with defendants. The absence of evidence of due care cannot do service as evidence of the absence of care.


In this regard Zimmer contends that the discrepancy between the Postal Service receipt for the notices (listing 3000 items) and the number of address labels (2928) justifies an inference that Provcor mailed fewer than 2928 notices. While a receipt for 3000 notices justifies an inference that 2928 notices were mailed, it does not justify an inference that fewer than 2928 notices were mailed. It certainly does not justify an inference that any failure to mail arose because of defendants' agents' negligence.
For the foregoing reasons, the accompanying Order grants defendants' motions for summary judgment.
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“In the contemporary world only Islam has offered a theocratic state as a political alternative to both liberalism and communism. But the doctrine has little appeal for non-Muslims, and it is hard to believe that the movement will take on any universal significance. Other less organized religious impulses have been successfully satisfied within the sphere of personal life that is permitted in liberal societies.”

Since Islam, unlike say race, is an ostensibly universalist category, i.e. anyone could potentially join it, the statement that “[Islamic theocracy] has