rallies.
The Friday speech was the third time this week that Mr Trump sought to appeal to African-American voters.
Some analysts say Mr Trump, trailing badly in national polls for weeks, desperately needs to broaden his appeal beyond his base of white working-class voters.
However, many commentators on Twitter were perplexed by Mr Trump’s approach in courting these voters.
“This is Trump’s SALES PITCH to black voters, ostensibly. Telling us we’re dumb, broke suckers who have no jobs is the best he could do,” Jamil Smith, a black reporter for MTV News, wrote on Twitter.
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"Come to the aid of your prophet's customs, and accept no substitute for sharia."

While Islamists did not play a major role in the revolution that brought down Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali, the struggle over the role of religion in government and society has since emerged as the most divisive issue in Tunisian politics.

Puritanical Salafi Islamists want a broader role for sharia in the new Tunisia, alarming secular elites who fear they will seek to impose their views and ultimately undermine Tunisia's nascent democracy.


the memory address where the data happens to be located. We often have no control over that location, so pointer values usually change from run to run. This means if we attempt to save a game checkpoint which contains a pointer to other parts of the data, the pointer value will be incorrect when we restore it.

Pointers represent a many-to-one relationship. You can only follow a pointer one way, and it is possible to have many pointers pointing to the same piece of data (for example, many models pointing to the same texture). All of this means that it is not easy to relocate a piece of data that is referred to by pointers. Unless we do some extra bookkeeping, we have no way of knowing what pointerssome extra trickery on our part), which might be too restrictive for some uses.

A good use of indices into an array are particle system descriptions. The game can create instances of particle systems by referring to their description by index into that array. On the other hand, the particle system instances themselves would not be a good candidate to refer to with indices because their lifetimes vary considerably and they will be constantly created and destroyed.

It’s tempting to try and extend this approach to holding pointers in the array instead of the actual data values. That way, we would be able to deal with different types of data. Unfortunately, storing pointers means that we have to go through an extra indirection to reach our data, which incurs a


easily relocate or invalidate existing handles just by updating the entry in the handle manager to point to a new location or to flag it as removed.

Handles are the perfect reference to data that can change locations or even be removed, from data that needs to be serialized. Game entities are usually very dynamic, and are created and destroyed frequently (such as enemies spawning and being destroyed, or projectiles). So any references to game entities would be a good fit for handles, especially if this reference is held from another game entity and its state needs to be saved and restored. Examples of these types of relationships are the object a player is currently holding, or the target an enemy AI has locked onto.

Getting Smarter

The term smart pointersdays ago, Tony Albrecht posted the slides of his presentation titled “Pitfalls of Object-Oriented Design”[1]. Even though the title is really broad and could easily be misinterpreted, it’s not just a general bash on OOD. Instead, it’s very much focused on how object-oriented design is not a good match for high-performance apps (games) on modern hardware architectures with slow memory access and deep memory hierarchies. His proposed solution: Data-oriented design. Spot on!

If you haven’t seen the presentation, go download it right now. It’s really well put together and he has some great detailed examples on how caches are affected with traditional object-oriented design vs. a more data-oriented approach.

Picture this: Toward the end of the development cycle, your game crawls, but you don’t see any obvious hotspots in the


shifts the perspective of programming from objects to the data itself: The type of the data, how it is laid out in memory, and how it will be read and processed in the game.

Programming, by definition, is about transforming data: It’s the act of creating a sequence of machine instructions describing how to process the input data and create some specific output data. A game is nothing more than a program that works at interactive rates, so wouldn’t it make sense for us to concentrate primarily on that data instead of on the code that manipulates it?

I’d like to clear up potential confusion and stress that data-oriented design does not imply that something is data- driven. A data-driven game is usually a game that exposes a large amountof the data, how it is laid out in memory, and how it will be read and processed in the game.

Programming, by definition, is about transforming data: It’s the act of creating a sequence of machine instructions describing how to process the input data and create some specific output data. A game is nothing more than a program that works at interactive rates, so wouldn’t it make sense for us to concentrate primarily on that data instead of on the code that manipulates it?

I’d like to clear up potential confusion and stress that data-oriented design does not imply that something is data- driven. A data-driven game is usually a game that exposes a large amount of functionality outside of code and lets the data determine the behavior of


their players sustained a broken collar bone early on and since substitutions had not yet been introduced, the Engineers played a man down for the rest of the match which they eventually lost 1-0.

The FA Cup was a success and within a few years all of the clubs in England wanted to take part. To do so they had to accept the FA code, which led to the quick spread of a universal set of rules. These rules are the basis of which all association football rules today stem from.

Later competitions saw the 'Gentleman' or Southerners dominate with Old Etonians, Wanderers, Royal Engineers and Oxford University who amongst them took 19 titles. Queens Park withdrew in the semi-finals of the 1873 cup (which due to the format beingfor any reason you are unable to receive the
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in producing safer treatments results from an unclear understanding of MCTO nephropathy, as insights from the use of animal models are needed. In this study, we generated a mouse harboring a human MCTO mutation c.176C\>T, (p.Pro59Leu) by using the CRISPR/Cas9 system. Based on a previous analysis of *Mafb*-deficient embryos \[[@r17]\], we hypothesized that the MCTO missense mutation causes glomerular sclerosis via dysfunction of podocyte foot process maintenance and development.

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C57BL/6J and Jcl:CD1 (ICR) mice were purchased from Charles River Laboratories Japan (Kanagawa, Japan) and CLEA Japan (Tokyo, Japan), respectively. The mice were kept in plastic cages under specific-pathogen-free conditions in a room maintained at 23.5 ± 2.5°C and 52.5 ± 12.5% relative humidity under a 14-h light:10-h dark cycle. The mice had free access to commercialchow (Milk Fat diet, Oriental Yeast, Tokyo, Japan) and filtered water. All experiments were performed in compliance with relevant Japanese and institutional laws and guidelines and were approved by the University of Tsukuba Animal Ethics Committee (authorization number 17-154).

Production of p.Pro59Leu Mafb mutant mice with CRISPR/Cas9 technology
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To induce the c.176C\>T mutation in the *Mafb* gene via the CRISPR/Cas9 technique, we selected the sequence 5'-GCACGGAGTGCTGAGCGGGG-3' as the guide RNA (gRNA) target. This sequence was inserted into the entry site of *pX330-U6-Chimeric_BB-CBh-hSpCas9*, which was a gift from Feng Zhang (Addgene plasmid \#42230), and this plasmid was designated as *pX330-MafB*. In addition, we designed a 200-nt single-stranded DNA oligonucleotide (ssODN) donor to induce c.\[176C\>T;177G\>T\] (p.Pro59Leu) and c.174C\>T (p.Thr58Thr: synonymous substitution). This synonymous substitution was designed to increase the induction efficiency of


cm. (B) Representative photographs of *Mafb^WT/WT^*, *Mafb^MCTO/WT^*, and *Mafb^MCTO/MCTO^* littermates at 2 weeks. Scale bar: 1 cm. (C) Representative photographs of *Mafb^WT/WT^*, *Mafb^MCTO/WT^* , and *Mafb^MCTO/MCTO^* littermates at 38 weeks. Scale bar: 1 cm. [Table 1](#tbl_001){ref-type="table"} provides the average weights of each genotype from P0 to 38 weeks. [Supplementary Table 1, 2 and 3](#pdf_001){ref-type="supplementary-material"} provides the body weights of individual mice. The results for P0 and 2 weeks are from both male and female mice. Measurements from 2 weeks onwards were performed only in female mice. The data are presented as the mean ± SEM.; \**P*\<0.05 (Student's *t*-test); \*\**P*\<0.01 (Student's *t*-test)., [Table 1](#tbl_001){ref-type="table"}Table 1.Body weight of each genotype over 38 weeksWeek*Mafb^WT/WT^Mafb^MCTO/WT^Mafb^MCTO/MCTO^*P valueAverage (g)Standard error(average ±)Sample numberAverage (g)Standard error(average ±)Sample numberAverage (g)Standard error(average ±)Sample number*Mafb^MCTO/MCTO^, Mafb^WT/WT^Mafb^MCTO/MCTO^, Mafb^MCTO/WT^Mafb^MCTO/MCTO^, Mafb^MCTO/MCTO^*0 (P0)1.410.0471.330.02101.290.4950.020.220.0826.960.5456.930.13105.402.4130.030.00010.94412.370.59312.500.5767.274.2040.010.0010.89818.001.35317.200.58412.336.1760.020.0040.571019.601.83318.000.26414.085.7560.010.010.351220.772.44318.650.46415.206.2160.030.020.361422.172.30319.380.37415.976.5260.010.0030.221622.972.25319.930.50415.286.2460.0020.00030.181823.631.97320.181.01416.507.3850.020.030.242024.271.37620.600.50417.365.7990.00010.0010.072427.734.08322.580.74417.887.3060.010.0030.202628.934.29322.550.74418.157.4160.010.0040.142828.274.22322.580.85418.257.4560.010.0040.183831.535.67324.030.94418.577.5860.010.0010.18Note:Q:

Get rid of the Project Name.vshost.exe from the Trace ouput

I have defined a Trace Listener on my console application like this
ConsoleTraceListener = new ConsoleTraceListener();
AutoFlush = true;
Listeners.Add(traceListener);

And then several Trace.TraceInformation calls through all my source code.
The point is that when I execute the code on the command line, I can see the following thing on each of the Traces:

MyNewSampleProject.vshost.exe Information: 0 : Starting...
MyNewSampleProject.vshost.exe Information: 0 : Creating Profile...

How can I get rid of the

MyNewSampleProject.vshost.exe Information: 0:.

I am just interested in knowing the message that I set in the Trace.
Thanks!

A:

Unfortunately this seems not possible.
I decompiled that listener and found, that there is no option to this.
But there's still hope.
You can implement your own Listener like this:
  public class MyListener : ConsoleTraceListener {

   public override void TraceEvent(TraceEventCache


Q:

Are there obsolete hadith?

There's Qur'an verses which are "obsolete": Which Qur'an verses are obsolete? although the formal term is naskh:

Naskh (نسخ) is an Arabic word usually translated as "abrogation"; It is a term used in Islamic legal exegesis for seemingly contradictory material within, or between, the two primary sources of Islamic law: the Quran and the Sunna.

This Wikipedia snippet suggests the possibility that there are hadith which are obsolete.  This leads me to my question:
Question: Are there obsolete hadith?
I'm guessing the answer is yes, so a concrete example would be useful (ideally explaining how we know it's obsolete).

A:

IMO this is a part of hadith sciences which clearly shows a kind of scientific method and needs ijtihad. And here many "sciences" need to cooperate, one must havea consensus is much stronger) doubted this ijma', but later scholars such as a-Suytuti and al-'Iraqi even did extensive research and wrote papers confirming the opinion of at-Tirmidhi and rejecting ibn Hazm's pretended different opinion or verdict. {Abu Dawod]24 also explained the story of this abrogation.
That the first hadith is permitting something (includes a rukhsa =permission, opportunity رخصة) and the second is a order it ('azeema/'azima عزيمة) and the first is abrogating the second.

Note that from this perspective we may exclude the ahadith of example 5 as an example of naskh as it is apparently possible to find a midway if we consider:

A man from the Companions of the Prophet (ﷺ) told me that the Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) prohibited cupping and perpetual fasting, but he had


20
Solve 8*t = 3*g - 238, -71*t + 20*t + 85 = -g - 27*t - 27*t for g.
2
Solve -5*k - 12 = q, -8*k + 12117 - 12146 = 3*q for k.
-1
Solve h - 3 = -4*k, 12896*k - 15 = 3*h + 12902*k for h.
-13
Solve 55 = 1713*r - 1712*r + 4*k, -5*k = -40*r - 275 for r.
-5
Solve 3*s = -5*t - 14 - 68, 0 = t + 2*s + 43 for t.
-5
Solve 4*i + 5 = -4*z - 3, 2*z + 21*i + 51 - 47 = 0 for z.
-2
Solve 4*g - 3*m - 9 - 76 = -41, 0 = -2*g - 4*m for g.
8
Solve 5*k - 140 = -3*n, 9838*n - 9840*n = -4*k + 90 for k.
25
Solve 0 = -3*tint {
	f := ls.CheckInteger(2)
	e := ls.CheckInteger(3)
	t := ls.CheckInteger(4)
	tt := 1 /* destination table */
	if !ls.IsNoneOrNil(5) {
		tt = 5
	}
	_checkTab(ls, 1, TAB_R)
	_checkTab(ls, tt, TAB_W)
	if e >= f { /* otherwise, nothing to move */
		var n, i int64
		ls.ArgCheck(f > 0 || e < LUA_MAXINTEGER+f, 3,
			"too many elements to move")
		n = e - f + 1 /* number of elements to move */
		ls.ArgCheck(t <= LUA_MAXINTEGER-n+1, 4,
			"destination wrap around")
		if t > e || t <= f || (tt != 1 && !ls.Compare(1, tt, LUA_OPEQ)) {
			for i = 0; i < n; i++ {
				ls.GetI(1, f+i)
				ls.SetI(tt, t+i)
			}
		} else {
			for i = n - 1; i >= 0; i-- {
				ls.GetI(1, f+i)
				ls.SetI(tt, t+i)
			}
		}
	}
	ls.PushValue(tt) /* return destination table */
	return 1
}

// table.insert (list, [pos,] value)
// http://www.lua.org/manual/5.3/manual.html#pdf-table.insert
// lua-5.3.4/src/ltablib.c#tinsert()
func tabInsert(ls LuaState) int {
	e := _auxGetN(ls, 1, TAB_RW) + 1 /* first


(to avoid overflows) */
		ls.GetI(1, i)
	}
	ls.GetI(1, e) /* push last element */
	return n
}

/* sort */

// table.sort (list [, comp])
// http://www.lua.org/manual/5.3/manual.html#pdf-table.sort
func tabSort(ls LuaState) int {
	w := wrapper{ls}
	ls.ArgCheck(w.Len() < MAX_LEN, 1, "array too big")
	sort.Sort(w)
	return 0
}

type wrapper struct {
	ls LuaState
}

func (self wrapper) Len() int {
	return int(self.ls.Len2(1))
}

func (self wrapper) Less(i, j int) bool {
	ls := self.ls
	if ls.IsFunction(2) { // cmp is given
		ls.PushValue(2)
		ls.GetI(1, int64(i+1))
		ls.GetI(1, int64(j+1))
		ls.Call(2, 1)
		b := ls.ToBoolean(-1)
		ls.Pop(1)
		return b
	} else { // cmp is missing
		ls.GetI(1, int64(i+1))
		ls.GetI(1, int64(j+1))
		b := ls.Compare(-2, -1, LUA_OPLT)
		ls.Pop(2)
		return b
	}
}

func (self wrapper) Swap(i, j int) {
	ls := self.ls
	ls.GetI(1, int64(i+1))
	ls.GetI(1, int64(j+1))
	ls.SetI(1, int64(i+1))
	ls.SetI(1, int64(j+1))
}
Q:

C# print screen active window

I am currently trying to print screen an active window using Visual C#. I have this code:
SaveFileDialog saveImageDialog = new SaveFileDialog();
saveImageDialog.Title = "Select output file:";
saveImageDialog.Filter = "JPeg Image|*.jpg|Bitmap Image|*.bmp|Gif Image|*.gif";
//saveImageDialog.FileName = printFileName;
if (saveImageDialog.ShowDialog() == DialogResult.OK)
{
    // Set the bitmap object to the size of the screen
    bmpScreenshot = new Bitmap(this.Bounds.Width, this.Bounds.Height, PixelFormat.Format32bppArgb);
    // Create a graphics object from the bitmap
    gfxScreenshot = Graphics.FromImage(bmpScreenshot);
    // Take the screenshot from the upper left corner to the right bottom corner
    gfxScreenshot.CopyFromScreen(this.Bounds.X, this.Bounds.Y, 0, 0, this.Bounds.Size, CopyPixelOperation.SourceCopy);
    // Save the screenshot to the specified path that the user has chosen
    bmpScreenshot.Save(saveImageDialog.FileName, ImageFormat.Png);
}

But this code


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After two years of arguing over taxes, the federal debt, government spending and how to fix the ticking fiscal time bombs of Social Security and Medicare, the professional politicians solved nothing.

They merely did the easy, politically painless stuff.

They raised tax rates from 35 percent to 39.6 on the so-called rich who make more than $400,000 individually or $450,000 as a couple. They extended unemployment benefits for a year.

They extended the Bush-era tax cuts and made them permanent, something even President Obama secretly favored because he knows that ending them would throw the economy into another recession.

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[The use of the lingual flap in the primary reconstruction of the hypopharynx].
From September 1991 till January 1994 in ENT Clinic in Cracow 5 patients with far advanced laryngeal cancer involving hypopharynx were treated surgically. Total laryngectomy with partial or total hypopharyngectomy was performed and then the reconstruction of hypopharynx one stage procedure using lingual flap was done. In all patients functional results were acceptable. The main contraindications for using lingual flap is tumor infiltration of the base of tongue.deletion studies of the promoter region suggested that there was also a region responsible for ATF1 oxygen regulation. This region contained the consensus binding sequence for the hypoxic repressor Rox1p. In vitro binding studies showed that Rox1p binds to the region responsible for oxygen regulation. To investigate the effect of the hypoxic repressor complex on transcription, ATF1 expression was measured in rox1, tup1 and ssn6 disruptant strains. It was found that rox1, tup1 and ssn6 disruption caused elevated expression of ATF1 under aerobic conditions. Thus, the activation of ATF1 transcription is dependent on Rap1p, and the Rox1p-Tup1p-Ssn6p hypoxic repressor complex is responsible for repression by oxygen. Furthermore, a study of ATF1 expression in a sch9 null mutant suggested that the Sch9p protein kinase is involved in ATF1 trancriptional


down-hole operation and performance. Experienced operators can, to a limited degree, extrapolate from trends in surface card plots over time to infer potential problems occurring down-hole, although this approach remains substantially subjective.
An important advancement in the area of down-hole performance analysis was contributed by S. G. Gibbs when he deduced that down-hole forces and movements could be accurately estimated based on structural information about the well equipment and surface forces and movement of the polished rod. Essentially, Gibbs modeled the sucker rod as a transmission line using a viscous damped wave equation in the form of boundary conditions to a set of differential equations. Gibbs' teachings were initially presented in U.S. Pat. No. 3,343,409 to Gibbs, issued Sep. 26, 1967, for METHOD OF DETERMINING SUCKER ROD PUMP PERFORMANCE,physical and performance factors. There can be a number of reasons for such a mismatch. The petroleum formation reservoir may be providing insufficient liquid to fill the pump. Or, there may be a mechanical failure of the rod string, tubing string, a valve leakage, plunger slippage, inadequate design, improper pump system operation, and so forth. All of these factors can lead to a reduction in the volumetric efficiency of the pumping system. Further, since the well produces raw well fluids that contain oil, gas, water and solid minerals, there may be interference with expected operation of the pump. The pump inlet may be clogged, the valves may be partially blocked or restricted in movement. There may be excess gas in the pump chamber, creating a gas-locked condition.
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to the question of performance irregularities and potential failure of the pumping system, this issue is always present in the operator's mind and more prominently when the mean time between failures for a certain well has been less than expected. Although the tools available to the operators for analysis of dynamometer records have improved over the decades, as was mentioned in the foregoing discussion, these tools generally still focus on providing numerical results that the operator must interpret to obtain the desired information. Furthermore, this type of subjective analysis requires significant experience and is confusing and inaccurate as far as establishing how the pump is actually operating and the cause of unusual results. A major difficulty is created by the dynamic loads that are dependent on pumping speedAn OKGenWeb ProjectIf you have information posted on this site PLEASE
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April 1917

The Orphans' Record - (Published until 1921 in OKC)

Lockridge Cemetery, Okla. Co., OK - Lockridge, Logan Co.
OK.
February 20, 1917Death of Mrs. Katherine BERESFORD.
The trumpet of the Angel of Death has sounded and a beloved wife and mother
has answered the call of Almighty God.
After a short illness, suffered with resignation and submission to the Holy
will of God and strengthened by all comforts of her Holy Religion,
Mrs. Katherine Beresford passed away from this world on Tuesday, February
20, to receive at the hands of the Saviour the reward of Eternal Life.
She was born in the state of Alabama in 1852, from good Christian parents
who shortly after moved to the state of Missouri. During


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Pepsi and Pizza Hut go au naturel, but still make you fat

Ever tried a Passover Coke? Right about this time of year, when matzos begin appearing on the shelves (discretely segregated from the Cadbury Creme Eggs, of course) Coke makes a subtle tweak to its formula. Because some—though not all—Jews avoid eating corn on Passover, Coca-Cola does a limited run sweetened with regular sugar instead of corn syrup, labeled with a tiny "P" next to the Kosher symbol.

Taste factor aside, much of the vogue for real sugar soda is an extension of the ongoing jihad on high-fructose corn syrup, the sweetener used in most American sodas and packaged foods. Jews aren't the only ones with arcane food rules these days. High-fructose corn syrup is routinelyIn this new episode, Ashley Rodriguez, an amateur train photographer, has owned over 15 E28s in her lifetime. As a former trained BMW tech, she has spent her time buying and fixing various 5-Series models. She has owned every E28 model available, and as a lover of rare things, she now has her dream car, the M535i.

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    ...
}).doesNotThrowAnyException();

Is there a way do this with AssertJ (or JUnit)?

A:

I would say it's not a good practice to have a loop in the test code.
If code you run inside a test throws an exception - it fails the test.
My suggestion would be to use a Parameterized runner for JUnit (shipped with the library).
Example from official JUnit 4 documentation:
import static org.junit.Assert.assertEquals;
import java.util.Arrays;
import java.util.Collection;

import org.junit.Test;
import org.junit.runner.RunWith;
import org.junit.runners.Parameterized;
import org.junit.runners.Parameterized.Parameters;

@RunWith(Parameterized.class)
public class FibonacciTest {
    @Parameters
    public static Collection<Object[]> data() {
        return Arrays.asList(new Object[][] {
                 { 0, 0 },


@method \GuzzleHttp\Promise\Promise phoneNumberValidateAsync(array $args = [])
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 * @method \Aws\Result putEvents(array $args = [])
 * @method \GuzzleHttp\Promise\Promise putEventsAsync(array $args = [])
 * @method \Aws\Result removeAttributes(array $args = [])
 * @method \GuzzleHttp\Promise\Promise removeAttributesAsync(array $args = [])
 * @method \Aws\Result sendMessages(array $args = [])
 * @method \GuzzleHttp\Promise\Promise sendMessagesAsync(array $args = [])
 * @method \Aws\Result sendUsersMessages(array $args = [])
 * @method \GuzzleHttp\Promise\Promise sendUsersMessagesAsync(array $args = [])
 * @method \Aws\Result updateAdmChannel(array $args = [])
 * @method \GuzzleHttp\Promise\Promise updateAdmChannelAsync(array $args = [])
 * @method \Aws\Result updateApnsChannel(array $args = [])
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 * @method \GuzzleHttp\Promise\Promisefor the “safety valve” in 3553(f), and he was sentenced to the

mandatory minimum of 60 months of imprisonment.

       Rhymer filed a timely pro se notice of appeal to this Court. His counsel also filed

a timely notice of appeal and thereafter filed an Anders brief and a motion requesting to

be relieved as counsel, claiming that Rhymer’s appeal raised no non-frivolous issues.

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A Venezuelan opposition envoy has addressed the Organization of the American States (OAS) from the South American country’s seat, the first time it has happened in two decades.

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Number of athletes: 7

Number of nations: 6

Number of first-time nations: 2

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Ahmed El-Nemr, from Egypt, has theAt London 2012, Mexico picked up its first Olympic medals. Aida Roman won silver, Mariana Avitia took bronze. Roman is back for Rio. (Avitia is commentating for Latin American television.)

Boardman beat out Beijing fourth-place-finisher JR Serrano for the Rio spot. Boardman’s shot 677 in qualifying in 2016 – and won the Americas continental qualifier for Rio (ahead of his two Mexican compatriots).

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podium finishes have come via a women’s team, too.

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Number of nations: 3

Number of first-time nations: 0

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non-source node $i\in\{\mathcal{V}\setminus \mathcal{S}\}\cap\mathcal{R}$ use the information of a neighbor to update its estimate of the state? Unlike before, however, the presence of adversaries introduces certain complications: not only can an adversary transmit an arbitrary estimate of the state, it can also lie about its freshness-index. In particular, an adversary can follow the strategy of always reporting a freshness-index of $0$ so as to prompt its instantaneous out-neighbors to use its estimate value. To carefully account for such misbehavior, we devise a novel protocol, namely Algo. \[algo:resilient\]. In what follows, we explain the main idea behind Algo. \[algo:resilient\] in a nutshell.

**High-level idea**: Our goal is to ensure that the state estimate $\hat{x}_i[k]$ of a regular non-source node $i$ is “close" to those of the regular source set $\mathcal{S}\cap\mathcal{R}$. \end{aligned}
    \label{eqn:defn}$$ where $k_1\triangleq\max\{t_{N-1},\bar{k}(\bar{\delta})\}$, $c_1\triangleq\alpha_1\left\Vert\mathbf{e}^{(1)}_1[0]\right\Vert$, and $\bar{c}_1=c_1\beta_1$. Based on the above definitions, we claim that for each sub-state $j\in\{1,\ldots,N\}$, the following is true: $$\left\Vert\mathbf{e}^{(j)}_i[k]\right\Vert \leq \bar{c}_j\lambda^k_j, \forall k\geq k_j, \forall i \in \mathcal{V}.
    \label{eqn:errboundmodej}$$ We will prove the above claim via induction on the sub-state number $j$. We have already established for the base case when $j=1$. For $j\geq2$, our strategy will be to first analyze the evolution of $\mathbf{e}^{(j)}_j[k]$ at the source node $j$. From and , we note that the dynamics of the $j$-th sub-state are coupled with those of the first $j-1$ sub-states. Thus, $\mathbf{e}^{(j)}_j[k]$ will exhibit exponential decay only when the errors for the first $j-1$ sub-states have already started decaying exponentially, with $k_{j-1}$ (as defined in


$j$, $\tau^{(j)}_i[k] \leq \tilde{g}(k), \forall k\geq t_{N-1}, \forall i\in \mathcal{V}$. From the definition of $\bar{\tau}_1$ in , and equation , we immediately obtain that $\mathbf{e}^{(1)}_i[k]=\mathbf{0},\forall k \geq \bar{\tau}_1, \forall i\in\mathcal{V}$. One can easily generalize this argument to the remaining sub-states by using an inductive reasoning akin to that in the proof of Theorem \[thm:main1\]. In particular, for any sub-state $j\in\{2,\ldots,N\}$, one can roll out the error dynamics for node $j$ as in , starting from time-step $\bar{\tau}_{j-1}$. By this time, the induction hypothesis would imply that the estimation errors of all nodes on all sub-states $q\in\{1,\ldots,j-1\}$ have converged to zero. The nilpotentcy of $(\mathbf{A}_{jj}-\mathbf{L}_j\mathbf{C}_{jj})$ would then imply that $\mathbf{e}^{(j)}_j[k]=\mathbf{0}, \forall k \geq \bar{\tau}_{j-1}+n_j$. From the definition of $\bar{\tau}_{j}$ in , and $\eqref{eqn:delaybound2}$, we note that $k\geq \bar{\tau}_j \impliesk-\tau^{(j)}_i[k] \geq \bar{\tau}_{j-1}+n_j, \forall i\in\mathcal{V}$. Referring to , we conclude that $\mathbf{e}^{(j)}_i[k]=\mathbf{0}, \forall k \geq \bar{\tau}_j, \forall i\in\mathcal{V}.$ Based on the above reasoning, the overall error for each node converges to $\mathbf{0}$ in at most $\bar{\tau}_N$ time-steps.

Proof of Theorem \[thm:resilient\] {#sec:proofThm2}
==================================

In this section, we develop the proof of Theorem \[thm:resilient\]. We begin with the following lemma that characterizes the evolution of the vector of freshness-indices $\mathbf{d}_i[k]$.

Suppose at any time-step $k\in\mathbb{N}_{+}$, $\tau_i[k] \neq \omega$ for some $i\in\{\mathcal{V}\setminus\mathcal{S}\}\cap\mathcal{R}$. Then, Algorithm \[algo:resilient\] implies the following. $$\begin{aligned}
\mathbf{d}_i[k+1] &\leq \mathbf{d}_i[k]+\mathbf{1}_{2f+1}, \label{eqn:algo2d_bound}\\
\tau_i[k+1] &\leq \tau_i[k]+1, \label{eqn:algo2tau_bound}\end{aligned}$$ where the first inequality holds component-wise. \[lemma:algo2dtbounds\]

Consider a node $i\in\{\mathcal{V}\setminus\mathcal{S}\}\cap\mathcal{R}$, and suppose $\tau_i[k] \neq \omega$. This implies that $|\mathcal{M}_i[k]|=2f+1$, and hence, all entries of the vector $\mathbf{d}_i[k]$ are populated with non-negative integers. Now fix any component $p\in\{1,\ldots,2f+1\}$ of $\mathbf{d}_i[k]$,


in the $p$-th component of $\mathbf{d}_i[k+1]$ (see footnote \[footnt:dstore\]). If node $l$ gets removed from $\mathcal{M}_i[k+1]$, then given that the $2f+1$ nodes with the lowest freshness-indices populate $\mathcal{M}_i[k+1]$ (line 16 of Algo. \[algo:resilient\]), it must be that the node replacing $l$ in $\mathcal{M}_i[k+1]$ has freshness-index at most $d_{i,l}[k]+1$ at time $k+1$. Thus, regardless of whether node $l$ gets retained or removed, we have argued that the $p$-th component of $\mathbf{d}_i[k]$ can increase by at most $1$ by the end of time-step $k+1$. Noting that the above argument holds for any component $p$ of $\mathbf{d}_i[k]$ establishes ; Eq. then follows readily from and .

The next lemma is the analogue of Lemma \[lemma:counterinit\] for the adversarial case. It tells us that the freshness-index of a regular node gets “triggered" (i.e.,to denote the convex hull of a finite set of points $\Omega$.

Suppose that at any time-step $k\in\mathbb{N}_{+}$, $\tau_i[k]=m$ for some $i\in\{\mathcal{V}\setminus\mathcal{S}\}\cap\mathcal{R}$, where $m\in\mathbb{N}_{+}$. Then, Algorithm \[algo:resilient\] implies the following. $$\hat{x}_{i}[k] \in Conv\left(\bigcup\limits_{r=1}^{m}\Omega^{(r)}[k]\right).
\label{eqn:inclusion}$$ \[lemma:inclusion\]

We will prove the result via induction on $m$. For the base case of induction with $m=1$, suppose that $\tau_i[k]=1$ for some node $i\in\{\mathcal{V}\setminus\mathcal{S}\}\cap\mathcal{R}$ at some time-step $k$. Based on , it must then be the case that $\max_{l\in\mathcal{M}_i[k-1]}d_{i,l}[k-1]=0$. Since each entry of $\mathbf{d}_i[k-1]$ is non-negative by definition, we have $d_{i,l}[k-1]=0, \forall l\in\mathcal{M}_i[k-1]$. Since $\mathcal{M}_i[k-1]$ consists of $2f+1$ distinct nodes, and $|\mathcal{A}| \leq f$, at least $f+1$ entries in $\mathcal{M}_i[k-1]$ correspond to regular nodes, each of which are source nodes (all regular non-source nodes have freshness-indices strictly larger than $1$). Thus, node $i$ must have appended


= q-1$. Combining this with , we obtain the following for each $l\in\mathcal{M}_i[k-1]\cap\mathcal{R}$: $$\tau_{l}[\phi_{i,l}[k-1]]+((k-1)-\phi_{i,l}[k-1]) \leq q-1.
 \label{eqn:balance1}$$ Fix $l\in\mathcal{M}_i[k-1]\cap\mathcal{R}$. The above relation can be now exploited to make certain inferences about the estimate of node $l$ at the time-step $\phi_{i,l}[k-1]$ when it was last appended by node $i$. To see this, consider the case when $l$ is a non-source node. Since $((k-1)-\phi_{i,l}[k-1])$ is non-negative, $\tau_{l}[\phi_{i,l}[k-1]] \leq q-1$ based on . The induction hypothesis thus applies to node $l$, and we have: $$\hat{x}_{l}[\phi_{i,l}[k-1]] \in Conv\left(\bigcup\limits_{r=1}^{\tau_{l}[\phi_{i,l}[k-1]]}\Omega^{(r)}[\phi_{i,l}[k-1]]\right).
    \label{eqn:inc1}$$ On the other hand, if $l$ is a source node, then clearly $\hat{x}_l[\phi_{i,l}[k-1]] \in Conv (\Omega^{(0)}[\phi_{i,l}[k-1]]).$ Combining the two cases above, and noting that $\bar{x}_{i,l}[k-1]=a^{g_{i,l}[k-1]}\hat{x}_l[\phi_{i,l}[k-1]]$ based on , where $g_{i,l}[k-1]=((k-1)-\phi_{i,l}[k-1])$, we have: $$\begin{aligned}
    \bar{x}_{i,l}[k-1] &\inConv\left(\bigcup\limits_{r=g_{i,l}[k-1]}^{g_{i,l}[k-1]+\tau_{l}[\phi_{i,l}[k-1]]}\Omega^{(r)}[k-1]\right)\\ &\in Conv\left(\bigcup\limits_{r=0}^{q-1}\Omega^{(r)}[k-1]\right),
\end{aligned}
\label{eqn:inc2}$$ where the last inclusion follows by noting that $g_{i,l}[k-1] \geq 0$, and that $g_{i,l}[k-1]+\tau_{l}[\phi_{i,l}[k-1]] \leq q-1$ based on . Appealing to $\eqref{eqn:convhull}$, and using , we conclude that $$\bar{x}_i[k-1] \in Conv\left(\bigcup\limits_{r=0}^{q-1}\Omega^{(r)}[k-1]\right).$$ Since $\hat{x}_i[k]=a\bar{x}_i[k-1]$, we then have $$\hat{x}_i[k] \in Conv\left(\bigcup\limits_{r=1}^{q}\Omega^{(r)}[k]\right),$$ which is precisely the desired conclusion.

We are now in position to prove Theorem \[thm:resilient\].

(**Theorem \[thm:resilient\]**) Let us begin by noting that given any desired convergence rate $\rho \in (0,1)$, each node $i\in\mathcal{S}\cap\mathcal{R}$ can choose its observer gain $l_i$ to guarantee $|e_i[k]| \leq \alpha \rho^k, \forall k\in \mathbb{N}$, based on the observer $\eqref{eqn:algo2luen}$. Here, $e_i[k]=\hat{x}_i[k]-x[k]$, and $\alpha $ is some suitable constant.

Now consider any $i\in\{\mathcal{V}\setminus\mathcal{S}\}\cap\mathcal{R}$, and suppose $k\geq (N-|\mathcal{S}|)T$. From Lemma \[lemma:algo2counterinit\], we know that $\tau_i[k]\neq\omega$, and hence $\tau_i[k]\in\mathbb{N}_{+}$. Based on Lemma \[lemma:inclusion\], we conclude that there


exist non-negative weights $w^{(r)}_{is}[k]$, such that $\sum_{s\in\mathcal{S}\cap\mathcal{R}}\sum_{r=1}^{\tau_i[k]}w^{(r)}_{is}[k]=1$, and $$\hat{x}_i[k]=\sum_{s\in\mathcal{S}\cap\mathcal{R}}\sum_{r=1}^{\tau_i[k]}w^{(r)}_{is}[k] a^r\hat{x}_s[k-r].
    \label{eqn:convform}$$ Based on the convexity of the weights $w^{(r)}_{is}[k]$, note that ${x}[k]=\sum_{s\in\mathcal{S}\cap\mathcal{R}}\sum_{r=1}^{\tau_i[k]}w^{(r)}_{is}[k] a^r{x}[k-r]$. Using this and yields: $${e}_i[k]=\sum_{s\in\mathcal{S}\cap\mathcal{R}}\sum_{r=1}^{\tau_i[k]}w^{(r)}_{is}[k] a^r{e}_s[k-r].$$ Taking norms on both sides of the above equation, we obtain: $$\begin{aligned}
    |e_i[k]| &\leq \alpha \sum_{s\in\mathcal{S}\cap\mathcal{R}}\sum_{r=1}^{\tau_i[k]}w^{(r)}_{is}[k] {\left(\frac{|a|}{\rho}\right)}^{r} \rho^k\\
    &\leq \alpha {\left(\frac{|a|}{\rho}\right)}^{\tau_i[k]} \rho^k\\
    &\leq \alpha {\left(\frac{|a|}{\rho}\right)}^{2(N-|\mathcal{S}|)T} \rho^k.\end{aligned}$$ In the above steps, we have assumed $|a| \geq 1$ (to avoid trivialities) and exploited the convexity of the weights $w^{(r)}_{is}[k]$ to arrive at the second inequality, and used to arrive at the final inequality. This concludes the proof.

[Aritra Mitra]{} received the B.E. degree from Jadavpur University, Kolkata, India, and the M.Tech. degree from the Indian Institute of Technology Kanpur, India, incenter at Purdue called CRISP (2017-present). He serves on the IEEE Computer Society Board of Governors for the 2017-19 term. Saurabh’s research interest is in distributed systems and dependable computing. He is proudest of the 20 PhD students who have graduated from his research group and who are in various stages of building wonderful careers in industry or academia. In his group, he and his students have far too much fun building and breaking real systems. Saurabh received his MS and PhD degrees from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and his BS degree from the Indian Institute of Technology Kharagpur, all in Computer Science.

[Shreyas Sundaram]{} is an Associate Professor in the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Purdue University. He received his MS and PhD degrees in


Electrical Engineering from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign in 2005 and 2009, respectively. He was a Postdoctoral Researcher at the University of Pennsylvania from 2009 to 2010, and an Assistant Professor in the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the University of Waterloo from 2010 to 2014. He is a recipient of the NSF CAREER award, and an Air Force Research Lab Summer Faculty Fellowship. At Purdue, he received the Hesselberth Award for Teaching Excellence and the Ruth and Joel Spira Outstanding Teacher Award. At Waterloo, he received the Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering Research Award and the Faculty of Engineering Distinguished Performance Award. He received the M. E. Van Valkenburg Graduate Research Award and the Robert T. Chien Memorial Award from the University ofwholly owned subsidiary of Honeywell International Inc., for the U.S. Department of Energy’s National Nuclear Security Administration under contract DE-NA0003525. The views expressed in the article do not necessarily represent the views of the U.S. Department of Energy or the United States Government.

[^2]: Such approaches, referred to as two-time-scale approaches, incur high communication cost, and might hence be prohibitive for real-time applications.

[^3]: The notion of age-of-information (AoI) was first introduced in [@kaul] as a performance metric to keep track of real-time status updates in a communication system. In a wireless network, it measures the time elapsed since the generation of the packet most recently delivered to the destination. In Section \[sec:algo\], we will see how such a concept applies to the present setting.

[^4]: We use $\mathbb{N}$ and $\mathbb{N}_{+}$


to denote the set of non-negative integers and the set of positive integers, respectively.

[^5]: A source component of a static, directed graph is a strongly connected component with no incoming edges.

[^6]: Our results can be generalized to account for the case when $f(\cdot)$ is non-monotonic by suitably modifying condition (C2).

[^7]: Under Case 1 or Case 2 in Algo. \[algo:main\], when a node $i\in\mathcal{V}\setminus\{j\}$ updates $\tau^{(j)}_i[k]$ via , and $\hat{\mathbf{z}}^{(j)}_i[k]$ via , we say that “$i$ adopts the information of $u$ at time $k$ for sub-state $j$"; else, if it runs open-loop, we say it adopts its own information.

[^8]: Note that we are only considering single-time-scale algorithms where nodes are not allowed to exchange their measurements. Also, we assume here that the nodes have no knowledge about the naturesurscy human being. (Mister Larry Kent)

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I'm not sure of the conversion rate with meters and kilos, butLots of carbohydrate. My other favourite is gnocci, which cooks in about 30 seconds to a minute in boiling water. I find time is a key thing, because I can only stand around in a kitchen for so long before I get exhausted.

Then for sauce, something from a jar or a packet, lots of nice 'fresh' types of sauces available.

Adding in veg - lazy ones like frozen peas or sweetcorn. And also quorn mince or other quorn products. I'm not vegetarian but the quorn stuff is so much easier to use than meat, and you don't have to worry about hygeine and cleaning up, which is a big factor when you have no energy and lots of pain!

When I have better days I make stuff from scratch, and


targets with the accuracy of a laser-guided missile. I hate to see it polluted with drivel like yours.

Incidentally, I note that you had misgivings about recommending Brooks' article. Trust your instincts in future -- Brooks is jewish. Haven't you ever heard of disinformation?

We'll if worrying that the conservative movement has been hijacked by economic libertards, foreign policy Israel firsters and no values Cultural Marxists make me a 'paranoid bigot' so be it.z Keep winning battles whilst losing the war, see if I care.

BTW,When did being conservative equate to uber*-philosemitism anyway? I must have missed that memo, but keep carrying on with your Judeo-Bolshevistesque witch hunts. You'll make a fine Labor politician some day.

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“It is a day of action for a wake-up call for all Rivers citizens to wake up to their responsibilities of taking their rights and freedom seriously, by raising their voices for peace, respect for democratic principles of dialogue, persuasion, rather than gangsterism as acceptable means.

“It is a day of action against politically-instigated violence against the people. It is a day of action against a political police commissioner who must leave, so that the state may be secured,” he added.


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abstract: 'Image denoising is the process of removing noise from noisy images, which is an image domain transferring task, , from a single or several noise level domains to a photo-realistic domain. In this paper, we propose an effective image denoising method by learning two image priors from the perspective of domain alignment. We tackle the domain alignment on two levels. 1) the feature-level prior is to learn domain-invariant features for corrupted images with different level noise; 2) the pixel-level prior is used to push the denoised images to the natural image manifold. The two image priors are based on $\mathcal{H}$-divergence theory and implemented by learning classifiers in adversarial training manners. We evaluate our approach on multiple datasets. The results demonstrate the effectiveness of our approach for robust@Dong2013NonlocallyCS; @gu2014weighted]. State of the art model-based methods such as BM3D [@dabov2007image] and WNNM [@gu2014weighted] can be further extended to remove unknown noises. However, there are a few drawbacks of these methods. First, these methods usually involve a complex and time-consuming optimization process in the testing stage. Second, the image priors employed in most of these approaches are hand-crafted, such as nonlocal self-similarity and gradients, which are mainly based on the internal information of the input image without any external information.

In parallel, there is another type of denoising methods based on discriminative learning. They aim to train a deep denoising network with paired training datasets (noisy and clear images) and learn the underlying noise model implicitly to achieve fast inference [@burger2012image; @Zhang_2017_CVPR; @zhang2018ffdnet; @jain2009natural], among which DnCNN [@zhang2017beyond]


and FFDNet [@zhang2018ffdnet] have obtained remarkable results. However existing discriminative learning methods are usually designed to a specific noise level with limited flexibility. Though DnCNN-B [@zhang2017beyond] can be trained for different noise levels for blind image denoising, it still cannot generalize well to real-world noisy images. FFDNet [@zhang2018ffdnet] still requires a tunable noise level map as the input to tackle various noise levels. Therefore, it is of great interest to develop general image priors which can help handle image denoising with a wide range of noise levels and generalize well for real-world noisy images.

To this end, we propose a new image denoising model, referred to Deep Image Prior Network (DIPNet), based on data-driven image priors. In particular, we consider image denoising as a domain transferring problem, , fromnoise domain to photo-realistic domain. Inspired by this, we propose two image priors: 1) the feature-level prior which is designed to help decrease domain discrepancy between corrupted images with different noise levels for robust image denoising; 2) the pixel-level prior which is used to push the denoised image to photo-realistic domain for perceptual improvement. In particular, we model both priors as discriminator networks, which are trained by an adversarial training strategy to minimize the $\mathcal{H}$-divergence between different image domains.

The contribution of this work can be summarized as follows:

-   We propose an effective deep residual model based on data-driven image priors, namely DIPNet, for blind image denoising. Our method can achieve state of the art results for both synthetic and real-world noise removal.

-   We design


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Noise Level Sensitivity
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We further conduct experiments to investigate the noise level sensitivity of the proposed DIPNet models considering that the input noise level is usually unknown or very hard to estimate in practice. We compare the denoising performances of several different non-blind and blind DIPNet models with different input noise levels. Figure \[fig:noise\_sensitive\] shows the noise level sensitivity curves of different DIPNet models. Specifically, we consider the 5 non-blind DIPNets trained with known noise levels, , “DIPNet-15” represents DIPNet trained with the fixed noise level $\sigma = 15$.where E-cadherin is decreased (see arrows in H,I). (G′,I′) Pseudocolored intensity of G,I. Scale bars: 100 µm.

Movement of the cells could be coupled to changes in cell shape. In order to understand the cell shape and lineage of the cells of the tail of the molar placode we utilised double-fluorescent *R26R-mT/mG;R26R-CreER* transgenic embryos, which express a membrane-targeted Tomato (mT), a red fluorescent protein that can be excised after pharmacological induction of the Cre recombinase in a clonal manner. After recombination, cells express a membrane-targeted EGFP (mG) ([@BIO013672C20]). In the mT/mG mice induction was adjusted to allow labelling of one cell, hence every group of GFP expressing cells is likely to be a clonal group with the same origin. Similar approaches have been used for clonal analysis in the palate


most of the BrdU^+^ cells of the lingual-oral, lingual-dental epithelium and dental epithelial tip were Sox2^+^ (85%-91%; [Fig. 4](#BIO013672F4){ref-type="fig"}N). In contrast, the proliferating cells that incorporated BrdU in the labial and suprabasal epithelium were predominately Sox2 negative (57%-66%; [Fig. 4](#BIO013672F4){ref-type="fig"}N). These results indicate that from the moment of the injection (E13.5) the proliferating cells were predominately Sox2^+^ cells.

We also investigated the expression of Sox9, a second member of the family of Sox transcription factors known for its role as a progenitor cell marker ([@BIO013672C8]; [@BIO013672C27]). Sox9, was expressed mainly in the suprabasal dental epithelium and in some cells of the labial and lingual dental epithelium ([Fig. 7](#BIO013672F7){ref-type="fig"}D-E). In frontal sections at the level of the first molar, Sox9 was expressed in the stellate reticulum, in the outer enamel epithelium and inwe investigated how it elongates posteriorly as the jaw grows. Slightly higher numbers of proliferating cells were detected in the dental epithelial tip compared to the rest of the epithelial tissues of the tail but this was not found to be statistically significant ([Fig. 3](#BIO013672F3){ref-type="fig"}). It is possible that this subtle difference might reach levels of significance if we increased the number of samples counted. These subtle differences in proliferation rate, however, would appear unlikely to be able to drive the extensive elongation of the molar tail. Changes in proliferation have recently been shown not to underlie other epithelial movements, such as closure of the eyelids during eye development ([@BIO013672C12]). Interestingly, epithelial cells can acquire a migratory behaviour during wound healing, and epithelial-mesenchymal transition ([@BIO013672C1]; [@BIO013672C29]; [@BIO013672C33]). In order


software. Fire pseudocolor LUT was used to measure intensity of the signal in ImageJ. 3D views and shadow projections were processed using Imaris ×64 6.3.1 (Bitplane).

We would like to acknowledge Eleni Panousopoulou, Jingjing Li and Jeremy Green for their great contribution discussing our results and for the mT/mG mice. We would also like to thanks E. G. Contreras for manuscript proof reading and discussion.

**Author contributions**

M.G. performed most of the experiments, data analysis and prepared the figures. M.G. and A.S.T. developed the experimental approaches, conceptual designs and wrote the manuscript. J.M.F. performed the *Snail2* and E-cadherin experiments and critically evaluated the manuscript. E.M.P. and L.C. helped perform some experiments and the cell division analysis and E.M.P. critically reviewed the manuscript.

**Funding**

M.G. was funded by a Becas Chile-CONICYT Postdoctoral Fellowship andObservatory transferred this example to the Smithsonian in 1965.

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many US housing sales in the past couple of months as there were under President Obama in 2009 during the same time period. (The annualized housing sales rate for July 2017 is reported at 571,000 where in 2009 this amount was only 411,000.)

Economic Outlook

Under President Trump the second quarter annual GDP growth rate nearly doubled the rate from the President’s first quarter. Also, according the BEA, the US GDP surpassed $19 Trillion for the first time in US history under President Trump.

President Obama is the only President not to reach a 3% GDP Growth rate during his Presidency.

The US Manufacturing Index soared to a 33 year high in February 2017 shortly after President Trump was sworn into office. The index reached 43 in February which was the bestin Regulations

One of the first things that President Trump did in office was to reduce the number or burdensome regulations put in place during the Obama era. In January President Trump signed his 2 for 1 executive order mandating that for every new regulation, two regulations needed to be revoked. Even far left Politico notes that significant federal regulations since Trump’s inauguration have slowed to an almost total halt.

Regulations cost Americans and American companies money to implement and maintain. Reducing or halting regulations allows companies to spend their money on more prudent money making areas.

In Summary

Overall based on the above data it is clear that President Trump is doing a solid, if not excellent job.

The mainstream liberal media won’t report this, but when looking at the economy, President


observed temperatures in chamber soils are well below the optimum for bacterial growth, thus warming should increase both bacterial abundance and function at both sites. Surprisingly, bacterial abundance increased with warmer temperatures only at the southern site, not at the northern site. Bacterial abundance responded to a significant site × soil temperature × soil moisture interaction (*F*~1,16~ = 18.17, *P* \< 0.01). Bacterial abundance was greatest when soil moisture was low and soil temperatures were high at the southern site ([Fig. 1A](#fig-1){ref-type="fig"}, *F*~1,8~ = 16.11, *P* \< 0.01). However, there was no effect of soil temperature or moisture on bacterial abundance at the northern site ([Fig. 1B](#fig-1){ref-type="fig"}, *F*~1,8~ = 0.86, *P* = 0.50), where soils were cooler, moister, and fungal dominated.

![Site, soil temperature, and soil moisture interactively alteredcomposition (*F*~1,16~ = 4.33, *P* \< 0.01), and bacterial community composition (*F*~1,16~ = 41.89, *p* \< 0.01). Additionally, total microbial community composition (*F*~1,16~ = 1.67, *P* = 0.03) and bacterial community composition (*F*~1,16~ = 3.43, *P* \< 0.01) differed between sites. When sites were analyzed separately, there was no effect of soil temperature or moisture on community composition. This suggests that the effect of soil temperatures on community composition was driven by large landscape-scale differences in soil temperature, and other unmeasured factors such as differences in plant community composition or historical legacies, between the two sites rather than any differences among treatments within sites.

We predicted soil enzymatic activity would proportionally increase with temperature because enzyme reaction rates are temperature sensitive. Instead, we found that site, soil temperature, and


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becomes greater than high threshold PORH (and which eventually reaches a nominal voltage VDDN). Typically, this ramping up or increase in the voltage occurs during power-up (i.e., between times T1 to T2) or following a “brownout” event (i.e., between times T12 and T13). In the structure shown in FIG. 1, this high threshold PORH is set by the characteristics of transistors Q1 and Q4 and resistor R1. Looking first to transistor Q1 (which, as shown is a PMOS transistor), the drain current ID, in saturation, for transistor Q1 is:
                                       missile weapon in demonstration South China Sea: US Navy puts on major show of force in region South China Sea crisis: US tested new weapon DURING Beijing parade

South China Sea: China has sent several ships in the region

South China Sea: Several island have also been built

In other news relating to the relations between the two countries, Vietnam recently pulled the DreamWorks film, Abominable from its cinemas. The reason being for the decision was that in one scene where there was a map declaring China’s nine-dash line policy. Due to its implementation of the nine-dash line policy, China has become increasingly visible in the region. As well as vessels passing through contested water, artificial islands have also been built.

South China Sea mapped

Such is the increased presence of Chinese vessels


stimulate LPMC CD8+ T~RM~ and CD8+CD69+CD103--T cells equally. To this end we used the Winlist FCOM function to determine and compare the frequencies of single (S) and multifunctional (MF) producing cytokines (IFN-γ, IL-17A, IL-2, and TNF-α) in CD8+ T~RM~ and CD8+CD69+CD103-- T cells in freshly isolated LPMC stimulated with α-CD3/CD28 beads overnight. We found no differences in IFN-γ+ S and MF frequencies between Ty21a immunized and unimmunized volunteers in LPMC CD8+ T~RM~ and CD8+CD69+CD103-- T cells following α-CD3/CD28 stimulation ([Figure S2A](#SM2){ref-type="supplementary-material"}). In contrast, after α-CD3/CD28 stimulation, we observed that LPMC CD8+ T~RM~ obtained from Ty21a immunized volunteers have significant increases in IL-17A S but not IL-17A MF when compared to unimmunized volunteers ([Figure S2B](#SM2){ref-type="supplementary-material"}). Remarkably, after α-CD3/CD28 stimulation, the frequency of LPMC CD8+CD69+CD103-- IL-17A+ MF decreases significantly followingTNF-α) in **(A)** CD8+ T~RM~ and **(B)** CD8+CD69+CD103-- T cell subsets were compared between Ty21a-vaccinated (*n* = 17; red symbols) and unvaccinated volunteers (*n* = 20; black symbols) with significant differences (\**P* \< 0.05; \*\**P* \< 0.005) indicated. Horizontal bars (black and red) represent median values.](fimmu-10-00424-g0005){#F5}

Because CD8^+^ T~RM~ appears to be mostly IL-17A effectors, we also evaluated the role and contribution of CD8+CD69+CD103-- T cells to the local responses following Ty21a immunization and *ex vivo* stimulation with *S*. Typhi-infected targets. Cumulative data of *S*. Typhi-specific CD8+CD69+CD103-- T responses expressed as net percentage of positive cells are shown in [Figure 5B](#F5){ref-type="fig"}. Interestingly, we observed that TI LPMC CD8+CD69+CD103--T cells obtained from Ty21a-vaccinated volunteers exhibited significantly (*p* \< 0.05) higher *S*. Typhi-specific cytokine production (IFN-γ, IL-17A, and IL-2) responses than


IEL CD8+ T~RM~ following Ty21a vaccination ([Figure 10D](#F10){ref-type="fig"}).

![Effect of oral Ty21a-immunization on terminal ileum intraepithelial T lymphocytes (IEL) CD8+ T~RM~ frequencies and spontaneous cytokine production. **(A)** The frequencies of terminal ileum IEL CD8+ T~RM~ were determined and compared between TI IEL obtained from Ty21a-vaccinated (*n* = 13; red symbols) and unvaccinated volunteers (*n* = 16; black symbols). *Ex-vivo* unstimulated IEL CD8+ T~RM~ were cultured overnight and their cytokine (IFN-γ, IL-17A, IL-2, and TNF-α) production were determined by flow cytometry. Using the FCOM function of Winlist, IEL CD8+ T~RM~ responses were stratified into multifunctional cells (MF) and single-positive cells (S). Comparison of TI IEL CD8+ T~RM~ responses in **(B)** INF-γ+; **(C)** IL-17A+; **(D)** IL-2+, and **(E)** TNF-α+ MF and S in Ty21a-vaccinated (*n* = 13; red symbols) and unvaccinatedvolunteers (*n* = 10; black symbols). Significant differences are shown (\**P* \< 0.05; \*\**P* \< 0.005). Horizontal bars (black and red) represent median values.](fimmu-10-00424-g0010){#F10}

Oral Ty21a-Immunization Elicits Terminal Ileum IEL *S*. Typhi Responsive CD8^+^ T~RM~
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Above we described our observations on the presence of *S*. Typhi responsive CD8+ T~RM~ in the terminal ileum lamina propria following Ty21a immunization and that CD8+ T~RM~ express high levels of CD103, integrin αE, which is a ligand to E-cadherin found on epithelial cells. Thus, it was reasonable to hypothesize that these CD8+ T~RM~ are poised to migrate to the epithelium and contribute to *S*. Typhi immunity as IEL. To test this hypothesis, we evaluated the ability of IEL CD8+ T~RM~ obtained from TI biopsies of Ty21-vaccinated (*n* = 7) and unvaccinated (*n* = 6)


specimens were obtained from healthy volunteers undergoing routine colonoscopy who participated in the clinical protocol (\# HP 00056321) approved by the University of Maryland Institutional Review Board (IRB). This study was carried out following the ethical standards in accordance with the Declaration of Helsinki. After the purpose and risk of the study was explained to the volunteers, written informed consent was obtained from the volunteers.

Author Contributions {#s6}
====================

JB performed the experiments, contributed to study design, acquisition of data, analysis, and drafting of the manuscript. SP and EG performed endoscopies, obtained terminal ileum biopsies and reviewed the manuscript. RB contributed to patient recruitment, collection of peripheral blood mononuclear cells, and terminal ileum biopsies, and reviewed the manuscript. BG performed endoscopies, obtained terminal ileum biopsies, and reviewed the manuscript. MS designedthe study, supervised the work and drafted the manuscript.

Conflict of Interest Statement
------------------------------

The authors declare that the research was conducted in the absence of any commercial or financial relationships that could be construed as a potential conflict of interest.

We are thankful to the individuals who volunteer in this study. We are grateful to the staff from the Recruiting Section of Center for Vaccine Development for their assistance in obtaining TI biopsies and blood specimens; Mr. Jeffery Floyd for isolating PBMC and Ms. Regina Harley and Catherine Storrer for excellent technical assistance in the performance of the flow cytometric determinations.

**Funding.** This work was funded by NIAID, NIH, DHHS grants R01-AI036525, U19-AI082655 (Cooperative Center for Human Immunology \[CCHI\]) and U19-AI109776 (Center of Excellence for Translational Research \[CETR\]). The content is solely


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At O-bon everyone in Tokyo goes back to their home towns to be with their families and deceased relatives.

As for burying- that hardly ever happens here- all these graves we see are family graves, with ashes interred underneath in urns. There’s just not enough space for all the bodies. Hence they have the wooden sticks rather than engraved stones- it’s easier to add and renew a stick than it is to rework stone every time another family member dies. I don’t know, but I imagine the grave sites in Zoshigaya are all incredibly expensive. Though of course it’s full now- not sure


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What it’s like is four volumes, each one three inches thick and printed on 8.5-by-11-inch paper. It’s also very expensive. The yearbook cost $4,000, an expense split between the school and yearbook publisher Walsworth.

Spearheaded by yearbook editor-in-chief Charlie Sparacio, the project was something the school and the publisher had never attempted before. The idea came after the yearbook club won $500 at a summer yearbook camp: The club was looking for a creative way to spend the money, and the idea of a Braille yearbook for Vorreiter was born.

When Sparacio contacted Walsworth, the company had never heard of a yearbook being printed in Braille. That’s largely because of the cost, Sharonher parents and many of her siblings, right there in Saginaw. Her mother’s obituary, with its list of surviving children, gave us the clue we needed in order to find Cora – her married surname.

Anna (Sprague) Bergen (1866-1951) was raised by a couple named William H. and Nancy E. Clapper in Queens, New York. Anna was very close to her adoptive mother, Nancy, as was Anna’s daughter Edith (Bergen) Hottinger. Nancy and Edith were even buried together in Genola Cemetery in East Northport, Long Island, where they share a headstone.

It was believed that Anna and Nancy were somehow related, but no one in the family knew Nancy Clapper’s maiden name. Searches for Nancy’s death certificate and marriage record were unsuccessful, and Nancy’s will contained no clues to a


with a name like “John Henry Wilson,” how would I ever identify the right person in the records? I tried searching for “John Wilson” in The Civil War Soldiers and Sailors Database – there were over 800 Confederate soldiers with that name, and over 2,000 Union soldiers!

If I could find out what unit he served in, that would help me narrow in and see if he had a pension, or other military service-related records that might help me get to know this man a little better.

Many veterans’ gravestones will list their unit. We knew he was buried in Carterville Cemetery, and my dad had taken a picture of the headstone during his last visit. Unfortunately, nothing about John Henry Wilson’s military service is carved on his stone.

I calledman and wife. It appears he did not know that his 19-year-old step-daughter – my grandma – was already three to four months pregnant.

By the time my dad’s birth certificate was recorded with the state, four years later, his mother was married to her second husband, B.I. Martin. The man named on my father’s birth certificate was not Dad’s biological father.

I never did see much resemblance, now that I think about it, in those old Martin family photographs.

A older relative of mine (a very, very distant relative, indeed!) needed some help researching her family history. Both her parents were born in New York City in the 1910s (her father in Manhattan, her mother in Brooklyn), and although she’d been using Ancestry.com and had a lot of information, there


my relative’s maternal grandmother – who had been adopted at the age of six!

This was a discovery we never even anticipated we’d be able to make. And it was all done using online sources and databases that are totally FREE to use.

FREE online New York state census records, organized by county

Most people doing genealogy research are familiar with the U.S. Census. Taken every decade, the federal census began in 1790 and started reporting the full names of all family members (not just the head of household) in 1850. So, going backward in time, starting with the 1940 census which was released in February, 2012, you can find a kind of snapshot of your family every ten years. Using the federal census, you can usually trace your parents, grandparents,not be able to find anywhere else.

While researching my relative’s great-grandfather, Frank Bergen, a house painter from Brooklyn, I uncovered newspaper articles from the 1860s discussing a rather scandalous court case that involved Bergen’s mother and father. As the courtroom drama unfolded in the press, incredible details about their lives were reported.

It’s the kind of story that would never have been discussed among the younger family members in those days, and so these facts were never handed down as part of the family saga. But it’s a story that enlivens and enriches my relative’s family history today.

In my illustrated eBook, I’ll take you step-by-step through the process of finding New York state census records, vital records and newspaper articles, and I’ll show how these free online resources answered


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Things I am on the fence about:

std::array: I can easiliy move to N-dimensions in the future, but the abundance of braces is kinda nuts.
rebinding a char allocator felt like the right way to handle a vector of an externally inacessible type, but I am really not familiar with that scenario, so there might be a better pattern I'm overlooking.
The scoring function might be better as a class parameter. On one hand, it's highly unlikely that anyone wouldto defendant: "That his b-o-y (Sergeant Sutton indicate[d] with hands) boy was arrested in school for pot (Sergeant Sutton indicate[d] with his hands). And the b-o-y, boy, said pot was daddy'shis (Sergeant Sutton indicate[d] with his hands)." When defendant indicated to Sergeant Sutton that "he wanted to see the pot, ... I asked him to come down to the police station___... s-t-a-t-i-o-n___station to see pot that___you know, dad or him___not arrest. He understood."
*279 "Once at the police station, [they] signed notes.... [Defendant] would write down notes on a piece of paper." At the task force office, defendant "[c]ame in and he looked at the pot and he just made that sound, yeah, my pot___my pot. But he talked about a container that the pot was in; that that


the constitutional test to determine whether routine questioning has evolved into a custodial detention and interrogation for the purpose of gathering incriminating evidence, where there has been no formal arrest. Shy v. State, 234 Ga. 816, 818(I), 819, 218 S.E.2d 599, supra. "Factual and credibility determinations of this sort made by a trial judge after a suppression hearing must be accepted by appellate courts unless such determinations are clearly erroneous. [Cits.]" Johnson v. State, 233 Ga. 58, 209 S.E.2d 629. See also Vansant v. State, 264 Ga. 319, 320(1), 443 S.E.2d 474.
3. The State's third enumeration, that the trial court erred by "failing to recognize ... [an] implicitly established ... custodial requirement for O.C.G.A. § 24-9-103," has been considered and found to be without merit for the reasonsThe disease starves the tree of nutrients and produces fruits that are green and misshapen — unsuitable for sale as fresh fruit or juice. Most infected trees die within a few years. The disease has affected millions of citrus trees in North America.

He pointed out that steam treatment is not a cure because it cannot reach the trees’ root systems.

“We are hoping by buying time we can keep the industry in production until a more permanent cure is found,” Ehsani said.

Ehsani’s team includes postdoctoral researcher Ahmed Al-Jumaili, graduate student Stefani Leavitt, doctoral student Cininta Pertiwi and technicians Roy Sweeb and Sherrie Buchanon. In addition to steaming, they have tested various heat methods, including solar and dry heat. While results are still being tallied, they found that steaming worked


push!(types, T)
        else
            error("whoops!")
        end
    end
    if isempty(d[:whereparams])
        :(Tuple{$(types...)})
    else
        :((Tuple{$(types...)} where {$(d[:whereparams]...)}).body)
    end
end

macro override(cond, fdef)
    d = splitdef(fdef)
    shadowf = gensym()
    sig = _get_type_sig(fdef)
    f = d[:name]
    quote
        const $shadowf = IRTools.func(IRTools.code_ir($(d[:name]), $sig))
        function $f($(d[:args]...)) where {$(d[:whereparams]...)}
          Q:

Perl regex replacement in file skips newlines

I am currently trying to format text for use with pandoc, but my regex replacement isn't working.
Here is my code so far:
#Importing the file
my $filename = 'example.md';
my $file = path($filename);
my $data = $file ->slurp_utf8;

#Placing code blocks into an array and replacing them in the file
my @code_block_values;
my $i = 0;
while($i > 50) {
    @code_bock_values[$i] = ($data =~ /\n\t*```[^`]+(```){1}\n/);
    $data =~ s/\n\t*```[^`]+(```){1}\n/(code_block)/;
    $i = $i + 1;
}

#Replacing the code blocks
$i = 0;
while($i < 50) {
    $data =~ s/\(code_block\)/$code_block_values[$i]/;
    $i = $i + 1;
}
print $data;

$file->spew_utf8( $data );

I realize that this probably isn't the most efficient way to be doing this, but right now I'm just trying to get it working.
Basically,