sufficient for his/her medical needs.

Policyholder can go for cashless treatment and even ask for reimbursement of all medical related expenses post the actual hospitalization.

There are a few senior citizen health insurance plans that offer coverage to policyholder along with option of enrolling their spouse as well under the same as well.

Many insurance policies provides the option of co-pay. Opting for Co pay can lead you towards lower premium and in a few cases it will make you eligible to receive a few discounts as well.

Benefits of Senior Citizen Health Insurance in India

The benefits of choosing the best health insurance plan for senior citizens are as follows:

Get the advantage of higher sum insured

Avail tax benefits on almost all insurance premiums

Enjoy the free look period

Day care costs including the usethat it would be enough to cover their parents. There are many restrictions with this plan that’s why it is important for everyone to understand this and get a separate plan for their parents as well.

Myth-Pre-existing conditions

It is a fat that there are many health insurance companies that do not cover pre-existing ailments, especially when it comes to senior citizens. Because of this reason there are many people that do not enroll themselves under a health insurance policy as they thinks that a pre-existing disease might make their parents ineligible for a health insurance policy. But there are many health insurance policies that still offer cover if the disease is not critical or terminal.

Myth-Insufficient coverage

There are many people who still think of health insurance as a waste of


Q:

symfony2 does not work fresh install

I downloaded symfony2 using composer
 composer create-project symfony/framework-standard-edition path/ "2.5.*"

When I start it from the command line
 php bin/console server:run

It displays
 Server running on http://localhost:8000

but when I visit the url nothing appear.
In the log file this is what gets written
[09-Jul-2014 14:04:51 Europe/Berlin] PHP Warning:  Uncaught exception 'Symfony\Component\Routing\Exception\ResourceNotFoundException' in C:\xampp\htdocs\Symfony\app\cache\prod\appProdUrlMatcher.php:32
Stack trace:
#0 C:\xampp\htdocs\Symfony\vendor\symfony\symfony\src\Symfony\Component\Routing\Matcher\UrlMatcher.php(106): appProdUrlMatcher->match('/')
#1 C:\xampp\htdocs\Symfony\vendor\symfony\symfony\src\Symfony\Component\Routing\Router.php(233): Symfony\Component\Routing\Matcher\UrlMatcher->matchRequest(Object(Symfony\Component\HttpFoundation\Request))
#2 C:\xampp\htdocs\Symfony\vendor\symfony\symfony\src\Symfony\Component\HttpKernel\EventListener\RouterListener.php(125): Symfony\Component\Routing\Router->matchRequest(Object(Symfony\Component\HttpFoundation\Request))
#3 [internal function]: Symfony\Component\HttpKernel\EventListener\RouterListener->onKernelRequest(Object(Symfony\Component\HttpKernel\Event\GetResponseEvent), 'kernel.request', Object(Symfony\Component\EventDispatcher\ContainerAwareEventDispatcher))
#4 C:\xampp\htdocs\Symfony\vendor\symfony\symf in C:\xampp\htdocs\Symfony\app\cache\prod\appProdUrlMatcher.php on line 32

A:

Symfony\Component\Routing\Exception\ResourceNotFoundException means undefined route name. It looks like you've got somewhere in your error template {{ path('wrong_route') }}.
If not there many other possibilities : vendor, cache or configuration issues.
For vendor try :

Remove all folders in your /vendor
Run in terminal : composer update

For cache :

Delete your app/cache/dev and app/cache/prod folders manually
Run in terminal : php app/consolejuncture again on the touch-stone of equality dimension
would be to unsettle a settled position.

That
venture is neither in the interest of justice nor in the interest of service.
When there has been complete absorption of the personnel of one service into
the other, and the seniority of the absorbers is to he reckoned from their date
of absorption as stipulated in their appointment letters with weightage of half
the length of 1020 service subject to a maximum (of give years, it would
otherwise be imprudent now. at this point of time to dig up old issues, The
rule or weightage also appears to be reasonable and this is a pattern which has
been noticed and approved In many a Service. Similarly when the dispute raised
between the Officers in a representative capacity and Engineers riot so
represented, still


continuous service in
working posts in Railways prior to their permanent absorption into Class. 1,
subject to a maximum weightage of five years". The then writ petitioners,
describing themselves as members of the Federation of Temporary Officers
Association, Indian Railways joining with them, their President, Vice-President
and Secretary of the aforesaid Federation as writ petitioners approached this
Court 1023 in a representative capacity to seek relief in their seniority
status.

The
principal claim of the writ petitioners was that Officers were appointed to
temporary posts on the cadre of Engineers and that their seniority had to be
reckoned on the basis of their length of continuous service, though they
conceded that in any given year, the candidates appointed as Engineers on the
basis of the results of the competitive examinations were placed above those
appointed on the basis of selection by theRich crab tossed with roasted red peppers, rolled in sour dough crumbs, then sautéed to plump perfection. Finished with a red pepper aioli and served with a wild green salad. I chose the housemade Vidalia bacon dressing for the salad.


Up The Phone" by The Notwist
"You And Your Kind" by The Brown Mountain Lights
"A Chorus Line" by Ultramagnetic MC's
"Rabbit" by The Fire Marshals of Bethlehem
"Nothing Is Wrong" by The Brown Mountain Lights
"Fall Behind Me" by The Donnas
"Headphonland: The Gangster Chapter" by Mice Parade

Production
The episode was written by regular writer Diane Ruggiero and directed by Michael Fields. This episode marks Ruggiero's fifth writing credit for the show as well as Fields's second directing credit (after "The Wrath of Con"). The episode's title is a joking reference to two characters from Archie Comics: Betty Cooper and Veronica Lodge. At Pan High, Veronica calls herself "Betty" and says that she is a transfer from "Riverdale High", the name of a school and town in the comic strip. In addition, this/*
 * Samsung S5P/EXYNOS4 SoC series MIPI-CSI receiver driver
 *
 * Copyright (C) 2011 Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd.
 * Contact: Sylwester Nawrocki, <s.nawrocki@samsung.com>
 *
 * This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify
 * it under the terms of the GNU General Public License version 2 as
 * published by the Free Software Foundation.
 */

#include <linux/clk.h>
#include <linux/delay.h>
#include <linux/device.h>
#include <linux/errno.h>
#include <linux/interrupt.h>
#include <linux/io.h>
#include <linux/irq.h>
#include <linux/kernel.h>
#include <linux/memory.h>
#include <linux/module.h>
#include <linux/platform_device.h>
#include <linux/pm_runtime.h>
#include <linux/regulator/consumer.h>
#include <linux/slab.h>
#include <linux/spinlock.h>
#include <linux/videodev2.h>
#include <media/v4l2-subdev.h>
#include <plat/mipi_csis.h>
#include "mipi-csis.h"

static int debug;
module_param(debug, int, 0644);
MODULE_PARM_DESC(debug, "Debug level (0-1)");

/* Register map definition */

/* CSIS global control */
#define S5PCSIS_CTRL			0x00
#define S5PCSIS_CTRL_DPDN_DEFAULT	(0 << 31)
#define S5PCSIS_CTRL_DPDN_SWAP		(1 << 31)
#define S5PCSIS_CTRL_ALIGN_32BIT	(1 << 20)
#define S5PCSIS_CTRL_UPDATE_SHADOW	(1 << 16)
#define S5PCSIS_CTRL_WCLK_EXTCLK	(1 << 8)
#define S5PCSIS_CTRL_RESET		(1 << 4)
#define S5PCSIS_CTRL_ENABLE		(1 << 0)

/* D-PHY control */
#define S5PCSIS_DPHYCTRL		0x04
#define S5PCSIS_DPHYCTRL_HSS_MASK	(0x1f << 27)
#define S5PCSIS_DPHYCTRL_ENABLE		(0x1f << 0)

#define S5PCSIS_CONFIG			0x08
#define S5PCSIS_CFG_FMT_YCBCR422_8BIT	(0x1e << 2)
#define


e_irqfree;

	/* This allows to retrieve the platform device id by the host driver */
	v4l2_set_subdevdata(&state->sd, pdev);

	/* .. and a pointer to the subdev. */
	platform_set_drvdata(pdev, &state->sd);

	state->flags = ST_SUSPENDED;
	pm_runtime_enable(&pdev->dev);

	return 0;

e_irqfree:
	free_irq(state->irq, state);
e_regput:
	if (state->supply)
		regulator_put(state->supply);
e_clkput:
	clk_disable(state->clock[CSIS_CLK_MUX]);
	s5pcsis_clk_put(state);
e_unmap:
	iounmap(state->regs);
e_reqmem:
	release_mem_region(regs_res->start, resource_size(regs_res));
e_free:
	kfree(state);
	return ret;
}

static int s5pcsis_suspend(struct device *dev)
{
	struct s5p_platform_mipi_csis *pdata = dev->platform_data;
	struct platform_device *pdev = to_platform_device(dev);
	struct v4l2_subdev *sd = platform_get_drvdata(pdev);
	struct csis_state *state = sd_to_csis_state(sd);
	int ret = 0;

	v4l2_dbg(1, debug, sd, "%s: flags: 0x%x\n",
		 __func__, state->flags);

	mutex_lock(&state->lock);
	if (state->flags & ST_POWERED) {
		s5pcsis_stop_stream(state);
		ret = pdata->phy_enable(state->pdev, false);
		if (ret)
			goto unlock;
		if (state->supply) {
			ret = regulator_disable(state->supply);
			if (ret)
				goto unlock;
		}
		clk_disable(state->clock[CSIS_CLK_GATE]);
		state->flags &= ~ST_POWERED;
	}
	state->flags |= ST_SUSPENDED;
 unlock:
	mutex_unlock(&state->lock);
	return ret ? -EAGAIN : 0;
}

static int s5pcsis_resume(struct device *dev)
{
	struct s5p_platform_mipi_csis *pdata = dev->platform_data;
	struct platform_device *pdev = to_platform_device(dev);
	struct v4l2_subdev *sd = platform_get_drvdata(pdev);
	struct csis_state *state = sd_to_csis_state(sd);
	int ret = 0;

	v4l2_dbg(1, debug, sd, "%s: flags: 0x%x\n",
		 __func__, state->flags);

	mutex_lock(&state->lock);
	if (!(state->flags & ST_SUSPENDED))
		goto unlock;

	if (!(state->flags & ST_POWERED)) {
		if (state->supply)
			ret = regulator_enable(state->supply);
		if (ret)
			gotopackage octokit

import (
	"encoding/base64"
	"fmt"
	"net/url"
	"os"
	"path/filepath"

	"github.com/fhs/go-netrc/netrc"
)

// AuthMethod is a general interface for possible forms of authentication.
// In order to act as a form of authentication, a struct must at minimum
// implement the String() method which produces the authentication string.
// See http://developer.github.com/v3/auth/ for more information
type AuthMethod interface {
	fmt.Stringer
}

// BasicAuth is a form of authentication involving a simple login and password.
// A OneTimePassword field may be set for two-factor authentication.
type BasicAuth struct {
	Login           string
	Password        string
	OneTimePassword string
}

// String hashes the login and password to produce the string to be passed for
// authentication purposes.
func (b BasicAuth) String() string {
	return fmt.Sprintf("Basic %s", hashAuth(b.Login, b.Password))
}

// NetrcAuth is a form of authentication using a .netrc file for permanent
// authentication by storing


a set of restrictions. So you basically would have a master junction entry to represent the junction itself, and individual entries with FROM and TO entries for representing the flow restrictions.

Good luck, and let us know how your project turns out.

A:

I know that I'm a bit late to the party here, but this is quite interesting stuff, and I hope that my answer can be of some use.
What you are asking about is a qualitative relation; the oft ignored sibling of the quantitative relation. Qualitative reasoning comes up quite often in geospatial science. Example queries include: Which parcels are adjacent to this one? What features are inside the overlap of region A and region B? Which regions are concave? Which road is on the left? The relations being:in the sky to achieve a real working presence in space—because the Space Shuttle will give us routine access to space by sharply reducing costs in dollars and preparation time.”

— Richard M. Nixon (5 Jan 1972).

”When I first looked back at the Earth, standing on the Moon, I cried.”

– Alan Shepard
talking about his time on the lunar surface during the Apollo 14 mission in February 1971

“The dream is alive.”

– John Young
after landing STS-1

“Anyone who sits on top of the largest hydrogen-oxygen fueled system in the world, knowing they’re going to light the bottom, and doesn’t get a little worried, does not fully understand the situation.”

– John Young
after being asked if he was nervous about making the first Space Shuttle flight in 1981.

“The thing I’ll remember most about the


showOn option is focus, if you're using a different event, just bind to that after the .datepicker() call (so its event runs first, you can't hide what isn't created yet).

minimize the temptation
for jury-tampering, and to prevent inquisition into the
arguments and reasoning of the jurors that go into their
ultimate verdict.’’ Id., 550.
    We next address the plaintiff’s specific allegation of
‘‘juror error.’’ The plaintiff’s counsel, after representing
that he spoke with the jury foreperson after the trial,
attributes a statement to her that the jury was ‘‘not
convinced that the defendants did anything wrong.’’
There is no indication as to whether this conversation
occurred immediately after the verdict, while the jurors
were still present in the courthouse, or days later. Fur-
ther, there is no affidavit or other documentary evi-
dence with respect to the exact words used by the
foreperson in responding to the questions of the plain-
tiff’s counsel. The plaintiff also did not request an evi-
dentiary hearing.
   Instead, the plaintiff claims


Harvesting on a stage-structured single population model with mature individuals in a polluted environment and pulse input of environmental toxin.
In the natural world, there are many species whose individual members have a life history that they take them with two distinct stages: immaturity and maturity. In particular, we have in mind mammalian populations and some amphibious animals. We improve the assumption of a single population as a whole. It is assumed that the immature individuals and mature individuals are divided by a fixed period. This paper concentrates on the study of a stage-structured single population model with mature individuals in a polluted environment and pulse input of environmental toxin at fixed moments. Furthermore, the mature individuals are harvested continuously. We show that the population goes extinct if theACMA report suggests changes to telecommunications regulations

September 15, 2012

Before you buy your next mobile phone, you may be interested to hear about the latest changes concerning telecommunications in Australia.

Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA) chairman and chief executive Chris Chapman announced the alterations to the Telecommunications Consumer Protections Code on September 5 at the Australian Communications Consumer Action Network (ACCAN) conference in Sydney.

The modifications have been outlined in the Reconnecting the Customer report.

Mr Chapman said the aim of the report is to provide a set of safeguards for Australia’s telecommunications consumers.

"It represents the delivery of what I consider to be a world leading reform package for Australian telecommunications consumers," he said.

One major change will impact how mobile phone plans are advertised on television, Mr Chapman added.
"The inquiry proposed


deep.

I think it is from the 60's as the styling and Japanese quartz movement might indicate, though I am not sure.

Any info would be appreciated. Thanks for looking

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fastharryDOTcom, 3 years agoThanks B....I usually hit the sales looking for RC cars...but lately I have found a new niche..vintage clocks and transistor radios....the styling in the 60's stuff is really cool, IMHO.outcrossing subspecies. In both cases, spatial structure was stronger for specialist bees compared to generalist bees, and pollinator communities varied in parallel with population variation in herkogamy. These results provide evidence that mating system differentiation parallels spatial variation in pollinator abundance and community composition at both broad and more restricted spatial scales, consistent with the hypothesis that pollinator abundance and reproductive assurance are important drivers of plant mating system evolution.


downward upward motion string the pants making sure each micro LED light appears at the whole under each washer and duck tape from inside continue this until done. I also created a lining over the lights using a pair of old pajama pants so no contact with skin.

Lighting the front of pants:

Again pop a small hole in each front pocket and string the same keeping the battery pack in your pockets for easy access to the off and on switch

This was all trial and error I just went with my thoughts

Thank you for viewingthe decisions taken by the European Parliament, including the appointment of the new Commission. Other lawyers, however, are less pessimistic. In 2017, the European Parliament’s legal service argued that the UK’s failure to elect MEPs – although an obvious breach of EU law – would not mean that the new Parliament was improperly constituted. In other words, the UK would be at fault but the EU could function normally. The Commission could open a disciplinary procedure against London, but by the time the case reached the Court of Justice of the European Union the UK would probably have already left the EU. Some officials in Paris also argue that if the European Council wants to give the UK the chance of staying in the EU for say another


a key source of new revenue to help eliminate the federal deficit by early 2015.

The budget plans called for the Canada Revenue Agency to "deploy teams of specialists to pursue tax evaders" and promised to once again change the rules around offshore holdings. "The CRA will target high-income taxpayers who attempt to evade or avoid tax using complex international legal arrangements."

Dennis Howlett, executive director of the advocacy group Canadians for Tax Fairness, said the revelations about the mint chairman's offshore involvement throw that into doubt.

"It really makes me question whether the government is serious about the commitment to tackle tax havens," he said. "They've got such close associations with people who are working to facilitate use of tax havens."

Love himself told CBC News in an email Tuesday afternoonto milliseconds.
68295096000
What is 89.02067l in millilitres?
89020.67
How many centimeters are there in one quarter of a meter?
25
What is 70.8334 millennia in centuries?
708.334
What is one sixteenth of a kilometer in millimeters?
62500
What is 1/5 of a tonne in kilograms?
200
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3600
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5250
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3250
Convert 0.0292474 millimeters to kilometers.
0.0000000292474
Convert 481.0925 millimeters to centimeters.
48.10925
How many millilitres are there in three tenths of a litre?
300
How many months are there in 8/15 of a decade?
64
What is fourty-three halves of a minute in seconds?
1290
Convert 0.2624979 meters to nanometers.
262497900
What is 6/5 of a kilogram in grams?
1200
Convert 4130.031 millennia to decades.
413003.1
How many meters are there in 660.5887cm?
6.605887
How many meters are there in twenty-nine halves of a kilometer?
14500
Convert 4159.389 tonnes to


Melatonin signal transduction and mechanism of action in the central nervous system: using the rabbit cortex as a model.
The cortex of the rabbit (Oryctolagus cuniculus) is rich in melatonin binding sites, and particularly abundant is the parietal cortex. Consequently, we characterized the putative melatonin receptor in the parietal cortex by a series of in vitro ligand-receptor binding experiments and biochemical and electrophysiological studies. The in vitro saturation and competition experiments demonstrated that the binding in the crude cortical membrane preparations was of high affinity and specificity. Guanine nucleotides (GDP, GTP, and GTP gamma S) inhibited the specific 2-[125I]iodomelatonin binding in a dose-dependent manner. Coincubation with a nonhydrolyzable GTP analog provoked a shift in the binding affinity; the numerical values of the Kd increased from 20-30 to 200-600 pM.Europe’s most densely populated country. Why should we also have Europe’s highest population growth rate? More people make things worse,

'If we are serious about tackling the many issues we face as a society, we need to address one of the principal underlying causes, which is population growth.'

The second fastest growing EU country is France with 305,500 more people in 2012, 82 per cent of which were accounted for by a rise in births - their total population now stands at 65,633,200.

Rising tensions: Coverage of groups of Romanians camping in London's parks provoked fresh debate over the role of immigrants in what many feel is already and overcrowded country

While immigration is a major political controversy in Britain, the increase in population caused by new immigrants arriving of just under


for its passage, putting public pressure on Congress;  Hillary Clinton was pushing for it as well, with Kennedy urging her to use her influence within the White House.  SCHIP was then passed and signed into law by Bill Clinton on August 5, 1997 as part of the Balanced Budget Act of 1997, to take effect the following month.  At a press conference following the signing, Kennedy thanked Hatch, Senate Minority Leader Tom Daschle, Children's Defense Fund head Marian Wright Edelman, Bill Clinton, and Hillary Clinton.  About the last, Kennedy said, "Mrs. Clinton ... was of invaluable help, both in the fashioning and the shaping of the program and also as a clear advocate."

SCHIP is located at Title IV, subtitle J of  H.R. 2015annual incomes up to $62,000 (300 percent of the federal poverty level). The Senate passed the measure on November 1, 2007, but on December 12, 2007, Bush vetoed this bill as well, saying it was "essentially identical" to the earlier legislation, and a House vote in January 2008 failed to override the veto.

, which extended SCHIP funding through March 31, 2009, and the President signed it into law on December 21, 2007.

2009 reauthorization

In the wake of President Barack Obama's inauguration and the Democrats' increased majorities in both houses of Congress, legislative leaders moved quickly to break the political stalemate over SCHIP expansion. On January 14, 2009, the House passed  on a vote of 290-138. The bill authorized spending and added $32.8 billion to expand the health


of the couple. Aaron Ihlenfeld, a cousin of the bridegroom. served as the ring bearer.

Music for the service and reception was provided by Mike White. The guest register was attended by Shalyn and Sarah Baylor, friends of the couple.

Following the ceremony, family and friends celebrated with the couple at the Elks Lodge with dinner and dancing.

After a honeymoon at Secrets Royal Beach Resort in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic, the couple will reside in Martinsburg.the most eccentric that keeps the audience riding to the end of the line.

Running Time: One hour and 45 minutes, with no intermission.

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with it (assault magazine).

The registered owners, of course, since registration has nothing to do with crime. In fact, the pro-registration forces see higher crime as a benefit. Once they have you and I disarmed and there is still lots of violent crime, they’ll have an excuse to begin openly deploying their blackshirted troops on the streets for “public safety.”

I do not believe that “Fudd” is a derogatory term for “hunter”; I believe it is a derogatory term who a hunter who says, “I don’t care if the government outlaws guns, as long as the rifle that I hunt with remains legal”.

Exactly. I have no beef with hunters as a general proposition. But I have nothing but contempt for the assholes who are silent, if not enthusiastic, accomplices tofeature of the developed method was the easy operation: only two steps were needed (1) to mix the magnetic nanoparticle solution with the sample solution and (2) read the results through the instrument. Therefore, the developed method may be a useful tool for toxin residues sensing and may find widespread applications.


decisions cited above, this Court has no difficulty concluding that *151 the action of the Board in denying the Dougherty Reservoir contract to the plaintiff violated state law. Moreover, to the extent the County's affirmative action program purports to authorize the rejection of low bids on the basis of the bidder's failure to comply with the ten percent goal for minority subcontractor participation, the program is illegal under California Public Contract Code section 20128.
The defendants do not attempt to argue this state law claim on the merits. Instead the defendants contend that the plaintiff's claim is barred because of the plaintiff's failure to comply with California's "notice of claim" statute, which precludes a suit from being brought against a public entity unless the litigant has first presented histhis and included Uganda in a series of studies of African countries to assess potential risks to their stability. [1] J.D. Barkan describes Uganda as having only a veneer of democracy fashioned out of unfair elections. He notes Museveni’s approach to governance as authoritarian, depending almost entirely on patronage which, as Barkan points out, means he needs a constant stream of resources or opportunities for corruption to maintain loyalty to him. This has been known for some time. Uganda ranked 139th out of 167 countries on Transparency International’s Corruption Index in 2015.

Even after threatening to cut off aid and later reducing aid before reinstating it again, the US and other donors remain in collaboration, or more accurately collusion, with the Ugandan Revolution.

For his part Castro persevered, surviving hundreds


Apple Cash Family.

Now you can enable Apple Cash for family members under 18. You, your family, and your friends can send money to them for allowances, birthdays, or just because. They can spend the money anywhere Apple Pay is accepted with their Apple Watch, iPhone, or iPad. It's easy to manage with parental controls.number of leaves took into account the leaf differentiation described by (Wickens, [1982](#ece34600-bib-0046){ref-type="ref"}), and leaves were counted only when they were sufficiently developed to allow a visual identification of their morphology. From the first assessment, the plants differentiated into simple and 2‐3‐4‐5‐foliolate leaves. The number of each type of leaf was counted on each plant at all assessments except the last, where only the total leaf number was counted.

2.7. Statistical analysis {#ece34600-sec-0009}
-------------------------

Statistical analysis was performed using R with the nlme, MASS, lsmeans, and lme4 (Lenth, [2015](#ece34600-bib-0026){ref-type="ref"}; [Pinheiro, DebRoy, Sarkar](#ece34600-bib-0030){ref-type="ref"}, & Core Team, [2015](#ece34600-bib-0030){ref-type="ref"}; Venables & Ripley, [2002](#ece34600-bib-0043){ref-type="ref"}) packages. The meristematic activity, the number of leaves (calculated as the sum of each group of *n*‐foliolate leaves), and height were modeled separately, using the individual plant data set.

For meristematic activity,


supply.

The significant interaction between daylength and day of year suggests that the three levels of daylength influenced the meristematic activity of the plants differently (Table [2](#ece34600-tbl-0002){ref-type="table"}). In the long day treatment (12.5 hr), the probability of meristematic activity constantly increased with day of year. In the medium daylength (12.0 hr) treatment, meristematic activity initially increased to stay at a relatively high level, while in the short‐day treatment, meristematic activity always stayed at a low level, although it increased until day 126 after which it decreased (Figure [3](#ece34600-fig-0003){ref-type="fig"}). The interaction between origins and daylengths was not significant (*χ* ^2^ (72) = 74.36, *p* = 0.41), suggesting that the triggering effect of daylength may be similar on all origins.

![Development of meristematic activity over time in the three daylength treatments (means with error bars representing 95% confidence intervals).the largest values obtained for plants under constant water supply. At doy 126, responses diverged with the number of leaves decreasing in all treatments, except for water‐stressed plants at 12.0 and 12.5 hr where the number of leaves increased. At the end of the trial (doy 164), the number of leaves had stabilized or increased for plants at 12.0 and 12.5 hr daylength. For the plants at 11.5 hr daylength, the number of leaves decreased or stayed low.

Since compound leaves have a larger leaf area than simple leaves (roughly proportionate to the number of leaflets), we also calculated the average number of leaflets per plant. This analysis essentially showed the same pattern, as the number of leaflets increased for water‐stressed plants at 12.0 and 12.5 hr treatments from doy 84 to doy


and baobab seedlings have developed mechanisms to minimize water use and growth to survive drought events (Van den Bilcke et al., [2013](#ece34600-bib-0042){ref-type="ref"}). Water stress led to a loss of leaves, resulting in a smaller transpirational area and thus a reduction of transpiration, although the loss of stem rigidity indicated that transpiration was continuing from the stem surface. When watering was resumed the seedlings quickly responded by a steep increase in the number of leaves (Figure [4](#ece34600-fig-0004){ref-type="fig"}). However, even in the drought treatment where there was occasional dieback of shoots, no population was ever completely without plants having leaves, and leaf shedding and flushing was not strongly synchronous. Although mature trees mostly show a distinct deciduous habit, there are examples of baobab trees in moist environments that keep leavespossible interpretation is that the East African populations have a deeper dormancy and are less responsive to water once stress is relieved. The difference between groups is supported by earlier observations of differences in growth and stress response between western and eastern populations (De Smedt et al., [2012](#ece34600-bib-0015){ref-type="ref"}; Korbo et al., [2012](#ece34600-bib-0022){ref-type="ref"}) and also by studies of chloroplast and ITS (Internal Transcribed Spacers) haplotypes, showing a major division between western and eastern/southern populations (Cron et al., [2016](#ece34600-bib-0013){ref-type="ref"}; Pock Tsy et al., [2009](#ece34600-bib-0031){ref-type="ref"}).

Within the sampled dry zone origins, rainy seasons north and south of the equator are essentially mirrored, corresponding to the summer in both hemispheres. For example, in the Sudanese location, the rainy season stretches from July to September, whereas in the tropical and sub‐tropical origins south of


Background {#Sec1}
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Childhood diarrhea imposes economic costs on the health system and families. These costs are especially poignant in resource-limited settings. Often referred to as disease of poverty, repeated bouts of diarrhea can lead to malnutrition, stunting and delayed brain growth later in life costing individuals and societies substantial economic burden \[[@CR4]--[@CR6]\]. Proven solutions tocosts of commodities typically used in diarrhea treatment. Using inflation-adjusted 2010 WHO-CHOICE unit cost estimates received from WHO, we converted them to 2015 USD using methods described above. For inpatient costs, we used country-specific bed day costs estimates at secondary level hospitals, assuming an intermediate level of care, and a four-day length of stay as used elsewhere \[[@CR10]\]. Based on the recommendation from disease experts, we assumed that ORS would be given to any diarrhea case after each stool. We assume that one inpatient diarrhea case would receive six packs of oral rehydration solution (ORS) treatment per day in the facility as well as two intravenous (IV) solutions during their stay *(assumptions based on expert opinion)*. Per MSH's International Medical Products Price Guide, we value each packet of


families arriving in Florida over the past two years.

Overcrowded living conditions and fears over immigration status also may impact the tally in the community settled in the 19th century by Seminole Indians who first built thatched roof huts on swampy ground. More than 250 tribal members still live on a reservation, in townhouses.

“When you are looking at a community that lives in the shadows, you begin to misread the sense of need, whether it is a Walmart or a hospital or bike lanes,” said Juana Brown, charter schools director for the Redlands Christian Migrant Association in Immokalee.

Brown's organization partnered with the Census Bureau to educate migrant families. A social worker gathers parents for census workshops while schools add census information to the curriculum in hopes students can clearthat sparked racial profiling accusations when mostly Hispanics were stopped for traffic and other minor violations.

“Guadalupe has always had to struggle,” said Santino Bernasconi, deacon at Our Lady of Guadalupe church.

The church is the heart of the community for residents like Frank and Ester Cota, now in their 80s. That's where they married and baptized their children, and now they volunteer in the parish office.

Like Bernasconi, they said Guadalupe's battles with encroaching development and efforts to build a highway through town explain why some residents may hesitate to participate in the census.

“A lot of people, especially the Yaqui, aren't exactly trustful,” said Frank Cota, who is not a tribal member. “But they need to participate. It's for their benefit.”

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Gomez Licon reported from Immokalee, Florida. Data journalist Angeliki Kastanis


ingredients in our proofs are the bilinear estimates in both divergence and non-divergence forms under the Fourier restriction space norm. There are four different types of the bilinear estimates that need to be investigated for the coupled KdV-KdV systems. Sharp bilinear estimates are established for all of them. In contrast to the lone critical index $-\frac{3}{4}$ for the single KdV, the critical indexes for the coupled KdV-KdV are $-\frac{13}{12}$, $-\frac{3}{4}$, $0$ and $\frac{3}{4}$ depending on the ratio $\frac{\a_{2}}{\a_{1}}$ and the type of the bilinear estimates. As a result, the systems (\[z-2\]) are classified into four classes, each of them corresponds to a unique index $s^{*}\in\{-\frac{13}{12},\,-\frac{3}{4},\,0,\,\frac{3}{4}\}$ such that any system in this class is locally analytically well-posed if $s>s^{*}$ while the bilinear estimate, the key for the proof ofof two-dimensional, weakly nonlinear, long, internal gravity waves propagating on neighboring pycnoclines in a stratified fluid, where the two waves correspond to different modes.

-   Hirota-Satsuma system: \[H-S system\] {

    [rll]{} u\_[t]{}+ a\_[1]{}u\_[xxx]{} &=& -6a\_[1]{}uu\_[x]{}+c\_[12]{}vv\_[x]{},\
    v\_[t]{}+v\_[xxx]{} &=& -3uv\_[x]{},\
    . (u,v)|\_[t=0]{} &=& (u\_[0]{},v\_[0]{}),

    .where $a_{1}\neq 0$. This system was proposed by Hirota-Satsuma in [@HS81] to describe the interaction of two long waves with different dispersion relations.

-   The coupled KdV system \[abcd system-1\] {

    [rll]{} u\_t+ v\_x + (uv)\_x + v\_[xxx]{} &=& 0,\
    v\_t+ u\_x + vv\_x + u\_[xxx]{} &=& 0,\
    . (u,v)|\_[t=0]{} &=& (u\_[0]{},v\_[0]{}),

    .which is a special case of a broad


on the dispersion coefficients $a_1$ and $a_2$, divergence form or non-divergence form of the system (\[ckdv, coef form\]).

The following Theorem \[Thm, lwp for ckdv\] and Theorem \[Cor, supplement to thm\] are the main findings we have obtained so far for this task.

\[Thm, lwp for ckdv\] Let $a_{1},\,a_{2}\in\m{R}\setminus\{0\}$ and denote $r=\dfrac{a_{2}}{a_{1}}$. Then (\[ckdv, coef form\]) is locally analytically well-posed in $\mathcal{H}^{s}(\m{R})$ for any

-   $s>-\frac{3}{4}$ if $r<0$;

-   $s\geq -\frac{13}{12}$ if $r<0$, $(c_{ij})=0$, $d_{11}=d_{12}$, $d_{21}=d_{22}$;

-   $s\geq 0$ if $0<r<\frac{1}{4}$;

-   $s>-\frac{3}{4}$ if $0<r<\frac{1}{4}$, $c_{12}=d_{21}=d_{22}=0$;

-   $s\geq \frac34 $ if $r=\frac{1}{4}$;

-   $s\geq 0$ if $r=\frac{1}{4}$, $c_{21}=d_{11}=d_{12}=0$;

-   $s\geq 0$ if $\frac{1}{4}<r<1$;

-   $s>0$ if $r=1$, $b_{12}=b_{21}=0$;

-   $s>-\frac{3}{4}$ if $r=1$, $b_{12}=b_{21}=0$, $d_{11}=d_{12}$, $d_{21}=d_{22}$,

In the above theorem, it only mentionsbilin est, div 2\] have already been proved in [@Oh09] and [@KPV96].

\[Re, main novelty\] The results presented in Lemma \[Lemma, bilin est, div 2, neg\] and Proposition \[Prop, false bilin est, div 2, neg\] together are surprising in comparisonto the previous results.

-   First, in the case of the classical KdV equation (\[KdV eq\]), the critical index for the bilinear estimate is $-\frac{3}{4}$ and (\[KdV eq\]) is not uniformly well-posed when $s<-\frac{3}{4}$. Moreover, even for the continuous well-posedness, $s$ should be at least $-1$. However, in the case of the coupled KdV system (\[weak nonlin ckdv\]) with $\frac{\a_{2}}{\a_{1}}<0$, the critical index of the corresponding bilinear estiamte (\[bilin est, div 2\]) can be as low as $-\frac{13}{12}$, which impies the analytic well-posedness of (\[weak nonlin ckdv\]) for any


(\[lower bdd for MAX, div 2, neg\]) that $L_{2}\gs |\xi_{2}|^{3}$. Thus, $$\sup_{\tau_{2}\in\m{R}, \,|\xi_{2}|\geq 1}\frac{|\xi_{2}|^{1+\rho}}{\la L_{2}\ra^{b}}\bigg(\i_{\m{R}}\frac{\mb{1}_{A_{22}}(\vec{\xi},\vec{\tau})}{\la R(\xi_{1})\ra^{2(1-b)}}\,d\xi_{1}\bigg)^{\frac{1}{2}}\ls \sup_{\tau_{2}\in\m{R}, \,|\xi_{2}|\geq 1} \frac{|\xi_{2}|^{1+\rho}}{|\xi_{2}|^{3b}}\,|\xi_{2}|^{-\frac{1}{4}}\leq C,$$ where the last inequality is due to $b\geq \frac{1}{4}+\frac{\rho}{3}$ in (\[cond on b, div 2, neg\]).

Let $\rho=-s$. Then $\frac{3}{4}<\rho<1$ and \[cond on b, div 2, neg, case b\] +b1-.We follow the same outline as the proof for Case (a) and write $A=\cup_{i=0}^{3}A_{i}$ as in (\[region division, div 2, neg\]).

-   On $A_{0}$, the proof is the same as that for Case (a).

-   On $A_{3}$, it still reduces to prove (\[gain vs loss\]). Since $\rho<1$ in this case, it suffices to show \[gain vs loss, case b\] C. Noticing that (\[lower bdd for MAX, div 2, neg\]) implies $$\text{MAX}\gs \max\{|\xi_{2}\xi_{3}^{2}|,\,|\xi_{1}^{2}\xi_{2}|,\,|\xi_{2}|^{3}\}\geq 1,$$ then for any $(\vec{\xi},\vec{\tau})\inquadratic\] Let $r>0$ and $r\neq \frac{1}{4},\,1$. Define $h(x)$ and $p(x)$ as in (\[h\]) and (\[p\]). That is $$h(x)=(1-r)x^{2}+3x+3\quad\text{and}\quad p(x)= x^{2}-\frac{1}{r}.$$ Then $h(x)$ and $p(x)$ do not have any common roots. Consequently, there exists a constant $\delta_{0}\in\big(0,\frac{1}{2r}\big)$, which only depends on $r$, such that for any $x\in\m{R}$, either $|h(x)|\geq \delta_{0}$ or $|p(x)|\geq \delta_{0}$ holds.

This lemma will be used to show that either $|H(\xi_{1},\xi_{2},\xi_{3})|$ or $|P'(\xi_{1})|$ is large, which is essential in the following proof. As a comparison with Case (c), in which $r=\frac{1}{4}$ and Lemma \[Lemma, large of quadratic\] breaks down, the regularity index $s$ is required to be at least $\frac{3}{4}$.

We adopt all the notations as in (\[def of L\]) and (\[int domain\])-(\[R’\]). Then similar to Lemma \[Lemma, bilin to weighted l2\], it suffices to prove $$\int\limits_{A}\,\frac{|\xi_{1}|\la\xi_{3}\ra^{s}\prod\limits_{i=1}^{3}|f_{i}(\xi_{i},\tau_{i})|}{\la\xi_{1}\ra^{s}\la\xi_{2}\ra^{s}\la L_{1}\ra^{b}\la


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J. L. Bona, M.think you're misunderstanding the help that is being asked for. You hear "come over and help grandfather get better, or help me decide if we should rush to the hospital." I hear "come over and help me feel better about my husband being sick and maybe having to go to the hospital." She doesn't want to be alone with her worries and she may be getting "spun out" over small changes in his condition and convincing herself things are worse than they are.
I have a person in my life who suffers from anxiety and can at times call multiple times a day just to hear reassurances. Examples of reassurances in your case would be

yes, he should be getting better in the next few days,
yes, I believe the doctors


slowly so that Fuchida might comprehend. "But I could well understand that you love the Lord Jesus Christ."

## 31 _"The Work of the Lord"_

FROM CALIFORNIA, Fuchida and Sachs traveled up the west coast of Oregon, speaking everywhere to overflowing congregations. As he sat on the platform at Klamath Falls, waiting for the meeting to start, he began to look through one of the church bulletins. Since arriving in the United States he had been so busy that he'd lost track of time. The date on the bulletin came as a shock—3 December 1952. "Today is my fiftieth birthday," he whispered to Sachs.

As he waited, the highlights of his life passed before him. Isn't it a true wonder that I of all people should be spending the evening ofin East Berlin, but the authorities denied permission. West Berlin, however, kept them busy. In Fuchida's opinion the Berliners needed a spiritual shaking up. He had a particularly disconcerting experience speaking to a large church which, according to its bishop, had a membership of thousands. Fuchida climbed four steps to reach the pulpit, placed high so that the minister would be visible and audible through the vast nave. Between the size of the church and its official membership, he expected a teeming congregation. So when he peered over the lectern he was astonished to face a sea of empty benches with a scant crowd clustered around the base of the pulpit like shipwrecked mariners on a coral islet. Later he found that many in the congregation came to


[the] public regarding risks associated with virtual currencies. We reiterated the same vide our emails dated 4th May 2018 and 2nd Aug 2019, cautioning our account holders [against] the risks associated [...] and that DBS accounts and debit cards should not be used for [their] purchase or any kind of dealings.”

Commenting on the email, and in particular the bank’s alleged claim that “crypto transactions are not allowed” in India, Indian CryptoGirl told Cointelegraph:

“Banks have interpreted RBI's guidelines as per their own convenience [...] This however is tantamount to taking the law in your own hands. RBI has only prohibited banks from working with businesses offering cryptocurrency solutions and NOT individuals from trading cryptocurrencies between them.”

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Nick Clegg: MPs deserve a vote on the final plan for Brexit – not a vague sketch As the Government peppers Parliament with “concesssions” in its attempt to push the EU Withdrawal Bill onto the Statute Book, […]

As the Government peppers Parliament with “concesssions” in its attempt to push the EU Withdrawal Bill onto the Statute Book, MPs should not be taken in. Beyond the Parliamentary intricacies of late night debates, knife-edge votes and cross-party amendments there remains a simple question: will MPs, at the end of the day, have a meaningful vote on both the terms of our departure from the EU and the details of our future relationship with the EU?

Anything less would be a dereliction of the duty MPs have towards their constituents on suchthe prime minister could try to get around legislation mandating him to request a three-month delay to Brexit if there is no deal by 19 October.

Johnson’s official spokesman insisted on Monday that he would abide by the rule of law but, at the same time, the prime minister has said he would rather “die in a ditch” than ask for an extension to article 50. Johnson later told the Commons repeatedly: “I will not ask for another delay.”

Following the defeats, several Tory MPs said they believed Johnson was trying to find a way to bring back some of the 21 Conservatives from whom he removed the whip for defying his Brexit policy last week.

The aim of the Grieve motion was to prove that Johnson and his administration had


[Combination of the deportalization of pancreatic blood flow and transplantation of pancreatic islets in patients with insulin dependent diabetes mellitus].
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Q:

Flex 4 Alternative to partAdded() in an ItemRenderer

I'm working on an application which uses a List and some itemRenderers. I have a button displayed in the "selected" state automatically set by the List component. This button is supposed to dispatch a custom event when clicked. Problem is, I don't know how to add my event listener, and I don't want to use 'click=""' because it's kinda dirty IMHO.
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If it was a SkinnableContainer, I could override the partAdded() but I couldn't find anything similar in the ItemRenderer or the DataRenderer.
Any hints?
Thanks !

A:

You may use the button creationComplete event to add the listener.
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FERC's ruling on November 1.

In this regard, we could:  (1) use the Seabron Adamson paper as our central
message; and (2)develop separate messages for a variety of FERC
outcomes--e.g., cost-based rates or additional rate caps.

To that end, we are scheduling a conference call at 11:00 A.M. (PST) this
Friday, October 27.

Lysa:  please contact folks on the above-list to see if they are available.
Assuming we can reach critical mass for the call, forward AT&T conference
calling information to the above-list.


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As vivekananda said, if you wide open your folding palms, you could hold more water. But when you try to posses it by closing, the water will spill away from you. The same case with love.

Sheesh!! My comment on this piece of blog is that I wish to God Senthil never falls in love. That girl is sure to die of righteousness if not of anything else, being with him. I am sure he will probably spoil a totally romantic moment by saying "Did you fluff up the pillows for your grandfather"???? or something equally maddening like "How would you categorize our love, rural/urban (Q#!@#@#@#$) Ugh!!!

Senthil my sincere advice to you would be to start writing a blog of your own and quit using the


one might wish to approximate a given PDE by a finite difference scheme that preserves difference analogues of several CLaws, particularly those that have a clear physical interpretation[^2]. This raises the question: is there a function that characterizes each equivalence class of *difference* CLaws?

Of course, a given difference equation may be interesting in its own right, whether or not it is an approximation to a differential equation. Recent work has shown that CLaws of partial difference equations (P$\Delta$Es) have many features in common with CLaws of PDEs. For instance, Dorodnitsyn [@Dorodnitsyn1993; @Dorodnitsyn2001] has formulated a finite difference analogue of Noether’s theorem. Hydon & Mansfield [@HyM11] studied variational problems whose symmetry generators constitute an infinite-dimensional Lie algebra and derived a difference analogue of Noether’s Second Theorem. CLaws of a\mathbf{F} \equiv 0$, without reference to the equation ${\Delta}=0$ and its shifts. This occurs if there exists a function $H$ such that $F=(S_n-I)H$ and $G=-(S_m-I)H$.

Kovalevskaya Form {#Koveysec}
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A crucial step in dealing with first integrals is to replace $u_K$ by $\Delta+\gamma$. We can do something similar for a $K$th-order P$\Delta$E (\[pdiffe\]) if it is in *Kovalevskaya form*[^5], $$\Delta :=u_{K0}-\omega(m,n,\mathbf{u_{0}},\mathbf{u_{1}},\hdots,\mathbf{u_{K-1}})=0,\label{scalarkovey}$$ where $\mathbf{u_{i}}=\{u_{ij}:\ j\in\mathbb{Z}\}$ and there exists $j$ such that $\partial \omega/\partial u_{0j}\neq 0$. A schematic example of a 2-D scalar P$\Delta$E in Kovalevskaya form is shown in Figure \[fig1\]. Let $\mathbf{z}=\{m,n, \mathbf{u_{0}},\mathbf{u_{1}},\hdots,\mathbf{u_{K-1}} \}$ be the (minimal) initial conditions from which shifts of can be used to find any point of the form $u_{lj}$ for $l \ge K$. The function $\omega:=\omega(\mathbf{z})$ depends on a finite subset of these points. It is


\right)=v_{00}^{(1)} S_m \left(\frac{\partial}{\partial u_{(\alpha+1)0}}\,v_{00}^{(\alpha)}  \right)  \neq 0.\label{heh}$$ As the second factor in doesn’t depend on $u_{00}$, we obtain $$\frac{\partial^2}{\partial u_{00}\,\partial u_{(\alpha+2)0}} \left( \frac{v_{00}^{(\alpha+1)}}{v_{00}^{(1)}} \right)\neq 0.\label{muwa1}$$ Expanding out shows that, for $\alpha \ge 1$, the highest order $v$ term in $G_\alpha$ is ${v_{00}^{(\alpha+1)}}/{v_{00}^{(1)}}  $; by Lemma \[inflem\], this is the only term in $G_\alpha$ to depend on $u_{(\alpha+2)0}$. Therefore $S_n\big( {v_{00}^{(\alpha+1)}}/{v_{00}^{(1)}} \big)  $ is the only term in the CLaw to depend on $u_{(\alpha+2)1}$ and so to depend on $S_m^{\alpha+1}\Delta$ (because $S_mF$ depends only on points in $\zz$ except for $u_{11}$ – see Figure \[fig8\]). Thus the root is $$E_{\Delta}(S_mF_\alpha + S_nG_\alpha)\big|_{[\Delta]=\mathbf{0}}= \left\{ \frac{\partial S_mF_\alpha}{\partial \Delta}+ \sum_{i=0}^{\alpha} S_m^{-i} \frac{\partial S_nG_\alpha}{\partial S_m^{i}{\Delta}}+ S_m^{-(\alpha+1)}S_n\left(\frac{\partial }{ \partial u_{(\alpha+2)0}}\left( \frac{v_{00}^{(\alpha+1)}}{v_{00}^{(1)}} \right)\right)\right\}\Bigg|_{[\Delta]=\mathbf{0}}.$$ The final term is the only one to$\omega_{00}$ and $ \omega_{01}$; this is integrated with respect to $\lambda$ to obtain $$\begin{aligned}
S_mF|_{[\Delta]=0}=&\int h_2\, \mathrm{d} \lambda + f(m+1,n,u_{10},u_{11},u_{12})\nonumber\\
=&-\ln  \left( {\frac {(\omega_{01}-\omega_{00})(u_{11}-u_{10})+\alpha-\beta}{
\alpha-\beta}} \right) + f(m+1,n,u_{10},u_{11},u_{12}).\label{TheAnswer}\end{aligned}$$ As in the last example, we could calculate the characteristic from and use the homotopy operator to find densities for the CLaw. Once again, however, the direct construction method is preferable. By shifting and choosing $G$ to depend on appropriate values of $\zz$, the densities have the form $$\begin{aligned}
F=& -\!\ln\!  \left( {\frac {(u_{12}-u_{11})(u_{01}-u_{00})+\alpha-\beta}{\alpha-\beta}} \right)\! +\!f
 \left( m,n,u_{00},u_{01},u_{{02}} \right)\!,\\
G=&G \left( m
,n,u_{00},u_{10},u_{01},u_{11} \right).\end{aligned}$$ The dependence on the dpKdV equation is already determined by , so all that remains is to find $f$ and $G$. The same process (differential elimination followed by integration) is used as before. Skipping the details, we obtain $$F= -\!\ln\!


= \DD_P(Q).$$ So the linearized symmetry condition for a given difference equation, $\Delta={0}$, is $$0=\left.\DD_{\Delta}(Q)\right|_{[\Delta]={0}}.$$ The Euler operator acting on a expression is zero if and only if that expression is a total divergence [@MansHydon2004]. Therefore $Q$ is a characteristic of a CLaw if and only if $$0=E(Q\cdot \Delta)= \DD^{*}_{\Delta}(Q) + \DD^{*}_{Q}(\Delta).$$ Restricting this to solutions of the difference equation gives a necessary condition for $Q$ to be a characteristic: $$0=\left.\DD^{*}_{\Delta}(Q)\right|_{[\Delta]={0}}.\label{AdjResult}$$ In other words, the characteristics are members of the kernel of the adjoint of the linearized symmetry condition (ALSC), restricted to solutions. Arriola [@Arriola] showed that must be satisfied for first integrals of autonomous ordinary difference equations. In a notable paper that introduces the idea of co-recursion operators for integrable difference equations [@XenitidisCoSym10], Mikhailov *et al.* definedidn’t have much empirical support but, given that Keynesian models weren’t working well either, this wasn’t enough to stop them taking over the debate.

The main response was New Keynesianism which showed that with plausible tweaks to the standard micro assumptions, some Keynesian results were still valid, at least in the short run. New Keynesianism gave a rationale for the countercyclical monetary policies pursued by central banks in the inflation targeting era, whereas the classical view implied that a purely passive policy, such as Friedman’s money supply growth rule, was superior. Broadly speaking the pre-crisis consensus consisted of New Keynesians accepting the classical position in the long run, and most of Friedman’s views on short-term macro issues, and abandoning advocacy of fiscal policy, while the New Classicals acquiesced in


– if interest rates are close to zero, can you stimulate the economy by lowering them? Is your plan is to get banks to lend rather than hoard money by hiring hoards of Bonnies and Clydes to reduce the physical security for banks of hoarding money, and therefore make them willing to pay to store it securely?

Ciaran, nobody denies that real interest rates can be negative. Negative nominal rates are unusual and it probably requires some sort of capital controls to push nominal interest rates below -2%. As an example of how that can be done, in the 1970s, Germany and Switzerland imposed negative rates on deposits held by non-residents. But they didn’t impose them on residents and it’s hard to see how they could have. The zerointerest rate consistent with asset price stability will not in general be the same as the interest rate consistent with full employment and a stable wage share. What we’ve actually gotten is interest rates too low for the former, but too high for the latter. The only solution is to give up on the idea that macroeconomic stabilization can be limited to administering a single price (the overnight interest rate), as the current New Keynesian consensus believes.

I don’t have the time to read closely all the posts and comments in this series (start of term) and so won’t even try to contribute, but let me just say both the posts and comments look incredibly clarifying for me – thanks.

I think the discussion of macroeconomics suffers mightily from being


idea that the rentier class does better when real interest rates to down. It’s exactly the opposite over the long-term.

As a policy goal, constant real interest rates seem extremely appealing, especially to those already rich. But that’s incompatible with a goal of NGDP rising fast enough to prevent unemployment. The real interest rate required to achieve that will go up or down based on the appetite for saving. The possibility that it will go down is something that buyers of equities or variable-rate bonds will need to take into account.

Nor does asset inflation = bubbles. Asset inflation from a decrease in interest rates is completely different than appreciation to prices with a negative NPV. That’s on asset buyers to not buy assets with negative NPV, while regulation canso to speak, via strong trade unions, leading to rapidly increased consumption power, and the rest of the social democratic-Keynesian framework. But this had led to workers being “uppity” and demanding more gruel….an inevitable consequence of growth given that workers were no longer frightened by unemployment. Therefore the power of organised labour and the social democratic-Keynesian framework would have to be destroyed, high unemployment reintroduced etc. etc. etc. This of course was “Thatcherism”.

But then you have a problem. With declining real wages how are you to sell your products? This had not been a problem in the period 1800-1945 because the products that capitalists were selling really were products people needed (washing machines etc.) and also because overall capitalist economies grew. And it had been assumed that this


debt and interest rates not being able to go much below zero. The shareholders loan capital to the company, and expect a certain rate of return on their investment, some of which they’re hoping to get via growth. If they don’t get the rate of return they were hoping for, they’re likely to reinvest their money elsewhere.

the firm still has to give the productive worker a 2% raise to keep them from going to other firms. To keep from having a loss, either the unproductive workers see their wages cut 2% or 2% of them get laid off.

There are very few workers whose productivity can be measured with such preciseness. What exactly would you measure to determine that a doctor, a teacher, or a programer’s productivity went upI’d sit on my money and not lend it to anyone. Not even you.

You owe Fast Eddy $5,000 at 30% interest.. You have have $5000. you can

1. Pay Fast Eddy $125 so as he doesn’t break your legs and put the other $4875 in a negative interest rate account.

2. Pay Fast Eddy $125 so as he doesn’t break your legs and loan $4875 to ponce at 0.5%. If ponce loses it at the races, Fast Eddy will break your legs next month when you can’t pay.

3. Pay Eddy his $5000, for a return on your investment of 30%

That’s why you can’t have negative interest rates. At some point people take their money and pay off debt rather than consume or invest. Low growth means your real productive investments


go sour and people park their money elsewhere. If this goes on long enough you end up with a structural investment problem (structural unemployment’s cousin)

“If you have to choose between higher but less stable growth and lower growth with smaller fluctuations, how is it rational to prefer the latter, at least within the parameters we are talking about? The benefits of growth are cumulative, whereas those of “steadiness” are not, at least not directly. The faster growing society will eventually be wealthier even in its troughs than the other is at its peaks.”

It is rational because we care about individuals, not just about aggregates. In practice, the down side of fluctuations see some individuals lose their jobs and possibly have their entire lives blighted. It is known thatwere skilled and unscrupulous polemicists (note the past tense — I think Lucas has lost that skill).

You seem to think something useful was done after “Keynes and the Classics” and before 1958. What do you have in mind (again I stress my ignorance).

@RW I got my start in economics in 1971, from Samuelson’s textbook (Economics, not Foundations, and I certainly acquired the belief in a stable long-run trade-off. I won’t swear to what was actually in the book, but I can say that the “menu” interpretation wasn’t a retrospective invention. Here’s a piece by Robert Gordon who’s a very careful scholar in my experience which is, I think, consistent with what I’ve written. I think it’s fair to say that Samuelson and Solow were a lot more cautious


than in commonly supposed, and that the simplistic interpretations owe a fair bit to Heller and others. But Friedman was much clearer on expectations than Samuelson and Solow and right on the central point, so he prevailed on that point and also where he was wrong.

As regards useful stuff between 1937 and 1958, there was a large body of work on the consumption function (mostly displaced, unfortunately in my view, by life-cycle optimization models) , the development of national accounts, the treatment of the open economy case by Salter & Swan, and the development of macroeconometrics.

That’s not exhaustive – I’m sure I could think of more. The main point is that the Keynesian model (in the Hicks IS-LM interpretation) was developed, improved and qualified in a lot ofpermitted to electrify razor wire, or a similar barrier which has a “snagging” effect. If an intruder becomes trapped by electrified razor wire, the intruder may be fatally injured. If a signal wire is used, i.e. a conductor which can operate at a low voltage and current, then some means must be found of insulating the signal wire from the deterrent strip. If the signal wire is used as a direct replacement for the high tensile core wire then, unfortunately, the physical strength of the razor wire is adversely affected to the extent that an intruder can usually simply flatten or push the razor wire aside. On the other hand if a high tensile core wire is insulated then, when the deterrent strip material is crimped onto the


description of all $\mathbb{Z}_2$-gradings on matrix algebras plays an exceptional role in the theory of algebras with polynomial identities (cf. [@GZ2005]).

All abelian gradings on matrix algebras were described in [@BSZ2001]. It was found that the so-called fine gradings on full matrix algebra play an exceptional role in the theory of orthogonal Cartan decompositions of simple complex Lie algebras (cf. [@KT1992]). For the noncommutative case all group gradings on matrices were described in [@BZ2002]. In particular, it was shown that in general case fine gradings are closely connected with some problems of the theory of projective representations of finite groups.

All finite dimenional graded simple associative algebras were described in [@BZS2008]. This description is presently being very intensively applied in PI-theory (cf. e.g. [@AL], [@KZ]). All finite dimensional $\mathbb{Z}_2\times \mathbb{Z}_2$-gradedx=g$. A subspace (resp. subalgebra, ideal) $V$ is said to be a graded subspace (resp. subalgebra, ideal) if $$V=\bigoplus_{g\in G} (V\cap L_g).$$ In other words, if $x=x_{g_1}+\cdots+x_{g_n},$ where $\deg x_{g_i}=g_i$ and $g_1,\ldots, g_n\in G$ are pairwise distinct, then $x\in V$ if and only if all $x_{g_1},\ldots,x_{g_n}$ belong to $V$.

A subset $$Supp~L=\{g\in G\vert L_g\ne 0\}$$ is called the support of the grading. Actually, we can suppose that $Supp~L$ generates $G$. We call an algebra $L$ graded simple if $[L,L]\ne 0$ and $L$ does not contain any non-trivial graded ideals.

We shall usually use the notation $[x_1,\ldots,x_n] $ for the left-normed product in a Lie algebra. That is, $[x_1,\ldots,x_n]=[[x_1,\ldots,x_{n-1}],x_n]$ for all $n\ge 3$. Similarly, we shall write $[W_1,\ldots,W_n]=[W_1,\ldots,W_{n-1},W_n]$ for any subspaces $W_1,\ldots, W_n\subseteq L$.

It is well-known that in the case of


// The return value gets picked up by the then in the controller.
            return response.data;
        });
    }
    // Return the promise to the controller
    return promise;
};

    factory.getLtlClasses = function() {
        if (!promise) {
            // $http returns a promise, which has a then function, which also returns a promise
            promise = $http.get('/api/invoice/GetLtlClasses').then(function(response) {
                // Theany type information available. The GHCi command :t is a GHCi command, not an interpreted Haskell function, for a reason.
To do something that comes close to what you want you'll have to use GHC itself, as a library. GHC offers the GHC API for such purposes. But then you'll not be able to use arbitrary Haskell terms, but will have to start with a String representation of your terms. Also, invoking the compiler at run-time will necessarily produce an IO output.

A:

kosmikus is right, this doesn't really work out. And shouldn't, the static type system is one of Haskell's most distinguishing features!
However, you can emulate this for monomorphic functions quite well using the Dynamic existential:
showTypeSignature :: Dynamic -> String
showTypeSignature = show . dynTypeRep

Prelude Data.Dynamic> map showTypeSignature [toDyn (+), toDyn


equipment and software etc.  Contract or freelance rates should always be at least double employee rates.  At least.
Over on Gearslutz, the always generous Georgia posted her studio rates as of 2008
$150 / hour for music composition
$150 / hour for sound design
$150 / hour graphics
$200 / hour picture editorial
$225 / hour for ADR and dialogue cleanup
$300 / hour for Foley
$350 / hour for mixing
$350 / hour for printmastering and/or encoding Dolby or DTS
$450 / hour HD laybacks
$450 / hour VFX
This is for a full service studio of course and if you're a freelancer working in your bedroom, you may not think you can charge this much, but I know respected sound designers working out of home studios who are charging over $300/hr for sound design. am asking everyone here to start educating yourselves,” she said.

Fatima Beydoun, a first-year student at Dal, also thinks it’s important to speak about Islamophobia.

“The work that needs to be done to combat Islamophobia goes beyond having a Muslim friend or being nice to a Muslim person. It means challenging your racist uncle at the dinner table, it means calling for inclusion of cultural competence within our public school curriculum, which honestly I think is a big thing that could help with this,” she said.

Caitlin Grady, a third-year student, and Beata Elliott, a first-year student, are both members of the Dalhousie Amnesty International Society. They came out to the commemoration to show support and solidarity with the Muslim community.

Grady said the speeches resonated with her.

“It’s not just about talking


after BoNT/A intervention. Random effect size (p < 0.05ɑ) and test of heterogeneity (< I2 50%) were computed as meta-analysis tool using REVMAN ver 5.3 program. Safety data, where available, were systematically reviewed. Nine studies involved 387 cases in total of OMD. The pooled risk ratio is 0.607 with a confidence interval of 0.371-0.783, a z value of 3.85, and a p value of 0.0001. Results indicate that risk of dystonic movements is lower by 39.30% in the treatment group than in the control group. A total of 105/387 patients (27.1%) experienced adverse events most commonly dysphagia. Whilst cited literatures have inherent weaknesses, results show that BoNT/A is efficacious in reducing dystonic movements of patients with OMD. Majority of studies employed electromyography (EMG) guidance in muscle targeting. GivenMiddlesex hospital in 1827 and was professor of clinical medicine at the University of London for a year before transferring to King's College as professor of Forensic Medicine and later professor of Principles and Practice of Medicine.

In 1833, Dominic Corrigan, a British physician, first described the visible abrupt distention and collapse of carotid arteries in patients with aortic insufficiency. Watson went on to investigate the palpable pulse in these patients and, following his elaboration, the clinical sign is also referred to as Watson's pulse.

He resigned his chair at King’s College in 1840 and his post in the Middlesex hospital in 1843 and in 1859 was appointed physician extraordinary to the queen. He was created a baronet in 1866 and in 1870 was appointed physician in ordinary to the


is, of course, the most convenient way for any government to get rid
of people it doesn't want to care for. Instead of teaching the public how to
prevent and reverse Alzheimer's disease, the government simply passes a new law
to murder them all while calling it "compassionate medicine."

The age of mass murder by government is upon us. It won't be long before such
laws spread to other nations and are expanded to people with "mental
health problems" or even cancer. While in theory the idea of euthanasia
may have merit in a strictly limited scope, the truth is that governments are
now jumping on the euthanasia bandwagon to provide attempted legal
justification for the mass murder of children and senior citizens whom they no
longer wish to support with health care expenditures. Save the government from
bankruptcy!results of this article should be said that it cannot be accurate to reflect the conclusion of "safe and effective". The authors chose papillary thyroid microcarcinoma as the research object, just because there is more controversy. The focus of the controversy is the thorough tumor or lymph node dissection. In this article, after condition screening for papillary thyroid microcarcinoma, the robotic surgery could have a similar effect as conventional surgery; this can only prove the safety and feasibility of robotic surgery for the total thyroidectomy from a technical point of view, but the design of this study might be flawed to prove the safety and effectiveness from an aspect of tumor treatment. In the paper, it was mentioned that "Next we intend to compare the long-term follow-up results


Lead(II)-binding properties of the 5'-monophosphates of adenosine (AMP2-), inosine (IMP2-), and guanosine (GMP2-) in aqueous solution. Evidence for nucleobase-lead(II) interactions.
The stability constants of the 1:1 complexes formed between Pb2+ and the nucleosides (Ns), adenosine and guanosine, as well as between the nucleotides (NMP2-), AMP2-, IMP2-, and GMP2-, were determined by potentiometric pH titrations in aqueous solution (25 degrees C; I = 0.1 M, NaNO3). Based on previously established log KPb(R-PO3)Pb versus pKH(R-PO3)H straight-line plots (R-PO3(2-) = simple phosphate monoester or phosphonate ligands where R is a noninteracting site), it is shown that the Pb(IMP) and Pb(GMP) complexes are more stable than is expected on the basis of the basicity of the phosphate group of IMP2- and GMP2-. This means that macrochelates are formed, where the phosphate-coordinated Pb2+ alsothe properties. Berkley wrote up the loan application, overstating the buyer's income and assets in the process and falsely stating that the buyer intended to live in the property. The application also falsely stated that the buyer would provide the down payment and that the buyer had $65,000 on hand at AFG International, a company controlled by White. Berkley then submitted the loan application to Chicago Financial Services, a mortgage broker which in turn sent the loan package to Ryland Mortgage Corporation. Ryland approved the request and granted a $336,000 loan. A week after the deal closed, White paid Berkley $6,500.

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Berkley admits to working on the loan application but claims that he was not aware that the information he was providing was false. As a result, he says


Early blight is a fungal disease, Alternaria sp., that occurs on tomatoes throughout North America. Early blight can affect seedlings but is generally observed on older plants and is especially severe on plants of poor vigor. Plants infected with the fungus can display collar rust on the stems, infected older leaves, and fruits that crack at the stem. Infection on leaves is the most common symptom.

Symptoms and Diagnosis

The appearance of circular or irregular dark spots on the lower, more mature leaves is one of the first symptoms of infection. Eventually, the spots enlarge into a series of concentric rings surrounded by a yellow area. The entire leaf may be killed and will drop off the plant. Early blight can result in extensive defoliation, exposing fruit to sunscald andreducing yields. This disease typically progresses from the base of the plant, upward.

Life Cycle

Early blight spores survive on old plant debris or in the soil. Spores are spread by wind and rain, but occasionally, flea beetles transmit this disease. Fungal spores enter a host through wounds in the plant cuticle. Spores thrive in moist, warm temperatures (80–90 degrees F) and can persist in partially decomposed garden waste for at least a year.

Integrated Pest Management Strategies

1. Plant resistant varieties. Varieties such as ‘Early Cascade’, ‘Floramerica’, ‘Jetstar’, ‘Manlucie’, ‘Supersonic’, and ‘Surecrop’ have some tolerance to early blight. These varieties will require a less intensive management program than susceptible varieties.

2. Maintain plant vigor. Stressed plants are more susceptible to early blight. Water the plants regularly, but don't fertilize until the plants


formation. A similar conclusion was reached by O7.

![An H$\alpha$ image (not continuum subtracted) of Cluster 23 in ESO 338-IG04. The circles have radii of 100 and 200 pc. Note the H$\alpha$ hole surrounding the cluster, with a ring of emission between 100 and 200 pc.[]{data-label="fig:cluster23"}](cluster_23.eps){width="6cm"}

Comparison with Milky Way Globular Clusters {#sec:compare}
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Bellini et al. (2013) studied two globular clusters, NGC 6338 & NGC 6441, associated with the bulge of the Galaxy, and found that both display evidence for multiple populations within them based on an analysis of the colour-magnitude diagrams. These two clusters are relatively metal rich, with \[Fe/H\]$=-0.55$ and $-0.46$, respectively. This shows that the phenomenon of multiple populations in GCs is not limited to metal poor clusters, indicating that the effect is independent of the environment at formation (i.e., in the bulge of apresented here is not meant to be complete nor exhaustive. Instead, the sample is meant to show that many high mass clusters ($\gtrsim10^6$ ) with ages $<20$ Myr exist, that are no longer embedded within their natal gas cloud. Based on these observations, it appears that high mass clusters begin expelling any gas left-over within them, and driving large scale ionisation bubbles into the surrounding ISM within $1-3$ Myr after their formation. This is the similar to that observed in lower mass ($\lesssim10^5$ ) clusters (e.g., Longmore et al. 2014; Hollyhead et al. in prep.), showing that the timescale for removing the gas from YMCs is largely independent of the cluster mass. We conclude that observations of YMCs are in strong tension with the predictions of the early evolution of GCs in the Krause


et al. (2012; 2013) model. However, we stress that the results presented here do not test whether FRMS are the source of the enriched material in GCs. We have only tested the framework presented by Krause et al. (2012; 2013) for how such material may be incorporated within a significant fraction of GC stars.

We note that the observations proposed here are consistent with both the AGB and early disc accretion (EDA) scenarios. Both scenarios invoke the rapid expulsion ($\lesssim3$ Myr) of any gas left over from the formation of the initial population of stars. In the AGB scenario, the young GCs need to accrete large amounts of primordial material from their surroundings, beginning $\sim30$ Myr after their formation, which was not tested in the current study. In the EDA scenario, the remainingQ:

How does mathematical software, like Libreoffice Calc, manage to find percentiles when there are no any in the first place?

From now on I will say "exclusive percentile" to refer to a percentile defined by the exclusive definition of percentiles. Similar goes for "inclusive percentile".
Look at this screenshot:

We have dataset {1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9}. Libreoffice Calc says that 4.2 is a 40th inclusive percentile of the dataset and 4 is a 40th exclusive percentile of the same dataset. But there are just no percentiles in the first place! (if we don't count the 0th exclusive percentile and the 100th inclsuive percentile). The only way to cut the dataset into equal parts is by dividing datapoints into triplets. And neither 1/9, nor 2/9, nor 3/9, nor 4/9, nor 5/9, nor 6/9, nor 7/9,


microgram/kg/min, dose dependently interrupted platelet deposition. The relationship between the percent inhibition of platelet deposition caused by r-hirudin and the plasma concentration of hirudin was exponential (i.e., % Inhibition = 95(1-e(0.23 x [r-hirudin])) (R(2) = 0.76). From this, we estimated that 50% inhibition of platelet deposition will occur at a plasma concentration of approximately 3.3 microgram r-hirudin/mL and 80% at 8.1 microgram/mL. The relationship between the inhibition of platelet deposition and the plasma concentration of hirudin makes it possible to estimate the dose of hirudin that will result in a given level of inhibition of platelet deposition.ZnO/bR, which provides a percolative network for the movement of charge carrier. This work demands further investigation related to device characteristics (e.g., specificity, sensitivity, photoactivity, concentration variability, threshold limit) and device fabrication with more precision with application specificity.

Experimental
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ZnO thin film (ZnO-TF) preparation
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ZnO nanoparticles were synthesized by hydrothermal growth \[[@R81]--[@R82]\]. Zinc acetate dihydrate (0.1 M) was dissolved in 20 mL of propanol. This solution was stirred at 40--60 °C for 5--10 min. Then, monoethanolamine (0.1 M) was poured drop-by-drop into the solution. A clear transparent solution so obtained was stirred at 500 rpm for 2 h. This solution was kept in dark for the next 12 h and used for coating. Spin coating (Millman, single-stage coating unit) was performed at 3000 rpm for 20 s to obtain a thin


amphiphilic polymer, was used to stabilise the protein. The bR protein suspension was prepared in aqueous A8-35 (10%) solution in the ratio of 5:1 (w/w). The bR protein suspension was stored under dark conditions at 4 °C \[[@R37]\]. Finally, hybrid nanostructures (ZnO-TF/bR and ZnO-NR/bR) were fabricated by manually drop casting 50 µL of the bR protein suspension (using a micropipette) on the ZnO-TF and ZnO-NR substrates (625 mm^2^ area) \[[@R14]\]. The deposited film was dried in vacuum at room temperature by using a standard 3 L desiccator connected to a Millipore vacuum pump (4 bar).

Structural characterisation
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X-ray diffraction patterns for the ZnO-TF, ZnO-NR and respective hybrid structures were recorded using an X-ray diffractometer (Rikgo) with Cu Kα radiation of wavelength λ = 0.1541 nm in the scan range 2θanswer is a big NO. There are a range of solutions which exist for each of the points above which I will briefly discuss below

Rate of addition of data is increasing it only means that you need options to track where these additions are taking place and if you would be interested in the additions. There is a range of RSS feeders which are available which deliver changes to a set of sites (you choose them - which is a onetime effort though) to your site. But is this sufficient as a end user - probably not because you might not be interested in everything that a website adds. So you would need filters the additions to see what have been added in areas which you are interested


and only deliver them to you. This is where companies like Blastfeed comes into play. Filtering is still in the early stages and am hoping to see lots and lots of innovation in this space as we move ahead.

The input into the whole business of receiving and filtering feeds is providing a list of feeds to track. So how does one arrive at that ? You fall back on content ranking sites like Digg , SlashdotFurl etc. All that these sites do is provide the community that is generating the content a platform to rank the content and then ensure that peer ranked content is found more easily and readily than the others. So automatically a pyramid of highly ranked content at the top (hopefully averaging the opinionsMgCO~3~. These compositional thresholds are higher when using the 'best fit' biogenic curve, but the same principle applies. In either case, some fish-derived (V)HMC will be thermodynamically unstable at surface seawater conditions, although this does not necessarily mean it will dissolve. Rapid dissolution of reagent-grade calcite^[@CR43]^ of comparable grain size to fish-derived carbonates requires Ω~calcite~ \< 0.8. If a similar rule applies for fish-derived (V)HMC, low dissolution rates in waters where Ω~(V)HMC~ = 0.8--1.0 could be overridden by the rate at which original grains alter to more stable forms, as has been shown to proceed very rapidly (months) in algal-derived HMC^[@CR44]^. Thus, the fates of fish-derived (V)HMC in these platform settings remain somewhat uncertain, but their high MgCO~3~ contents mean they likely represent some of the least stable carbonate phases in tropical


and sub-tropical carbonate platform settings, and are probably 'early responders' where dissolution is concerned.

Integration of these predicted fates in our production model yields a first-order estimate of the proportion of fish-derived carbonate that is thermodynamically unstable at surface seawater conditions in The Bahamas. On a platform-wide scale, \~29% of fish-derived carbonate (LMC, aragonite, and HMC with 5--15 mol% MgCO~3~; Table [2](#Tab2){ref-type="table"}) should be stable at surface conditions, whereas \~14% (ACMC and brucite) may rapidly dissolve. The fate of (V)HMC (the remaining \~57%) is less certain: the 'best fit' biogenic solubility relationship suggests most will be stable in normal surface seawater, whereas the 'Plummer and Mackenzie' relationship suggests most will be thermodynamically unstable (Fig. [6](#Fig6){ref-type="fig"}).

Clearly further experimental work on the preservation and dissolution pathways of fish-derived carbonate phases is required to overcomeThis is a highly relevant issue because fish have recently, and on the assumption that they produce only (V)HMC, been invoked as having a major role in the cycling of inorganic carbon in the upper 1 km of the oceans^[@CR1],\ [@CR8]^. Using our Bahamian dataset to populate an entirely conceptual oceanic model (Fig. [7](#Fig7){ref-type="fig"}), however, it is evident that dissolution of fish carbonates potentially occurs over a much greater depth range than initially hypothesised, and that their role in the marine inorganic carbon cycle could be considerably more complex and diverse than previously thought.Figure 7Conceptual model of the fish carbonate contribution to marine inorganic carbon cycling. Arrows represent major sources of CaCO~3~ production (blue); CaCO~3~ deposition as sediment (purple); and CaCO~3~ dissolution (pink). Predicted dissolution depths are for a North


Terms were removed until the model contained only significant terms or removal of any non-significant terms caused a significant increase in deviance or AIC (minimal adequate model; see Supplementary Methods [1](#MOESM1){ref-type="media"}).

Data for fish abundances across The Bahamas are described in detail elsewhere^[@CR57]^, so are only briefly described here. Data were collected from replicate sites in all major hard- and soft-bottom habitats found around each of nine islands: Abaco, Andros, Bimini, Conception, Eleuthera, Grand Bahama, Lee Stocking, San Salvador, and the Turks and Caicos, and from sites in and around the Exuma Cays Land and Sea Park (ECLSP). Sites were selected from seven generalised habitats of known areal extent, as delineated by Perry *et al*.^[@CR12]^, of which 'reefs' and 'hard bottoms' are further sub-divided on the basis of ecology and/orNew York Giants: Why the Giants lost to the 49ers 31-21

Why the Giants lost..Again!

By Michael Stewart

Just when you thought it couldn’t get any worse for the New York Giants they lose to the San Francisco 49ers 31-21. This has to be one of the worse seasons for the Giants and for Giant fans as they fall to 1-8. This loss should seal the fate of GM Jerry Reese and Head Coach Ben McAdoo, if ownership was still undecided. In my preview, I listed three matchups that the Giants needed to win and they were 1. Quarterback Eli Manning needed to outplay rookie quarterback C.J Beathard 2. The Giants Defense needed to outplay the 49ers defense, and 3) The Giants needed to win the battle of turnovers. Well, the


Giants failed in 2 of the 3 and it cost them the game. Below are my top reasons why the Giants lost to the 49ers:

Top reasons why the Giants lost

Big plays by the 49ers: The 49ers scored three touchdowns on three big plays. An 83 yard pass to wide receiver Marquise Goodwin, a 47 yard pass to tight end Garrett Celek and a 33 yard run by running back Matt Breida. The longest play for the Giants was a 26 yard pass to wide receiver Sterling Shepard.

Quarterback C.J Beathard: The Giants needed Eli Manning to out shine the rookie quarterback and to be the best offensive player on the field, if the Giants had any chance of winning. Instead, Beathard played with a lot of poise and nearlyThis section is intended to provide a background or context to the invention that is recited in the claims. The description herein may include concepts that could be pursued, but are not necessarily ones that have been previously conceived or pursued. Therefore, unless otherwise indicated herein, what is described in this section is not prior art to the description and claims in this application and is not admitted to be prior art by inclusion in this section.
The following abbreviations that may be found in the specification and/or the drawing figures are defined as follows:
3GPP third generation partnership project
ACK acknowledgment
ARQ automatic repeat request
CA carrier aggregation
CIF carrier indicator field
CC component carrier
DCI downlink control information
DL downlink (eNB to UE)
eNB EUTRAN Node B (evolved Node B/base station)
E-ARFCN E-UTRA absolute radio frequency channel


hosts, respectively ( [@B37] ).

Because most fungal infections are opportunistic, the frequency of these infections in different countries varies considerably ( [@B42] ). Moreover, factors inherent to the host can lead to the establishment of infection ( [@B32] ). In this context, opportunistic fungal pathogens, such as *Candida albicans* , *Cryptococcus neoformans* , and *Aspergillus fumigatus* , have accounted for most of the mycotic infections in immunocompromised individuals, and these infections often become life-threatening ( [@B35] ; [@B42] ; [@B23] ).

Difficulties in diagnosing fungal infections early have resulted in the lack of timely and appropriate antifungal therapies to effectively treat fungal infections ( [@B32] ). The incidence of fungal infection has risen, especially in ill patients with the greatest risk, and the list of potential pathogens previously consideredSE2d 119) (1963). Mull contends that this claim is governed by the two-year statute of limitation and relies for support upon Leggett v. Benton Bros. Drayage &c. Co., 138 Ga. App. 761 (227 SE2d 397) (1976), and Stoddard v. Woods, 138 Ga. App. 770 (227 SE2d 403) (1976). While these cases stand for the proposition that the two-year statute of limitation applies to claims for medical *667 expenses resulting from injuries to the person of the plaintiff, the same does not apply to the situation in which the claim is made for such expenses resulting from injuries to the wife of the plaintiff. Mr. Brumit's claim in this regard was for damage to his own property right. See MARTA v. Tuck, 163 Ga. App. 132 (2) (292 SE2d


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Q:

Significant model with no significant betas?

I am running 3 models on 3 subsets of the same data.  The set up is as follows:

Outcome (DV) is binary categorical
Time (IV) is repeated twice (pre and post)
Treatement (IV of interest) is binary categorical

I am interested to know if at time 2 treatment has had an effect on outcome.  I used the lme4 package and used the following R code:
tot.null<-lmer(as.factor(outcome)~Time+(1|id), family=binomial(link='logit'),
             data=df.total)
tot.mod<-lmer(as.factor(outcome)~trt*Time+(Time|id),
             family=binomial(link='logit'), data=df.total)
anova(tot.null,tot.mod)
summary(tot.mod)

Data head
   id             trt Time outcome
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more challenging against Egisto Macchi, while Aldo Clementi was a straight-out difficult opponent. I guess he won something like six out of ten games. He was definitely better than I was, and I can still remember when he told me about that game against John Cage! I wasn’t there, but it remains a legendary one in the music world.

INTERVIEWER

A contest between logics and chaos. How do you keep up to date on chess?

MORRICONE

I know several professional players, and I follow their tournaments and games whenever I get the chance. In addition, I have been a subscriber to the major specialized magazines, such as L’Italia scacchistica and Torre & Cavallo—Scacco!, for years. Once I even ended up paying my annual subscription twice!

And yet, in spite of my persistence andchess World Champion title. Nowadays such a claim wouldn’t seem so drastic, as you now have two statuettes and not one. At any rate, those words really struck me.

[He smiles.]

MORRICONE

Had I not become a composer, I would have wanted to be a chess player, but a high-level one, someone competing for the world title. On that condition, yes, it would have been worth dropping my career in music and composition. But that was not possible. Just like it was not possible to pursue my childhood dream of becoming a physician.

As for medical science, I didn’t even start, whereas with chess, I studied a lot, even though it was too late at that point—I had stopped for too long a period. So it was decided, I had to be


(abuse-of-discretion standard; futility is valid basis for denying leave
to amend complaint); Bediako v. Stein Mart, Inc., 354 F.3d 835, 841 (8th Cir. 2004)
(district court did not abuse its broad discretion in denying plaintiff’s motion for leave
to amend complaint where litigation process was already in advanced stage and
plaintiff sought to add theories not presented in original complaint). Finally, we
conclude that the district court did not abuse its discretion in excluding as a trial
exhibit an agreement McCarthy concedes was negotiated in an effort to settle his
claim. See Fed. R. Evid. 408 (as general rule, evidence of offer of valuable
consideration to compromise claim is not admissible to prove liability for claim or its
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diseases, neuropathy and pain, renal disease, disturbances in the urogenital and gastrointestinal system, skin healing problems and skeletal muscle weakness. Events leading to insulin production and action are complex, but there is emerging evidence that various components of purinergic signalling may be important regulatory factors, both at the level of the pancreas and at the level of the organs affected. Following the introduction to the pancreas and purinergic signalling, we will focus on purinergic signalling associated with diabetes in selected organ systems.

In order to study the basic mechanism of diabetes, many cell and animal models have been developed (see for reviews \[[@CR15], [@CR16]\]). Here, we mention a few common animal models, which have been of particular use in studying the complexity of organ defects in purinergic signalling. Streptozotocin(STZ)-induced diabetes in rats has been widely used \[[@CR17]\], but has been questioned as a valuable model for some aspects of diabetes in man. Other animal models include alloxan-induced diabetes \[[@CR18], [@CR19]\], Bio Breeder diabetic rats (BBD) \[[@CR20]\], non-obese diabetic (NOD) mice \[[@CR21]\] and the murine model of T1D, the RIP-I/hIFNβ transgenic mouse treated with very low doses of STZ \[[@CR22]\]. For T2D diabetes, leptin-deficient or leptin-resistant mice (ob/ob and db/db) and Zucker diabetic fatty rats (ZDF) \[[@CR23]\] are the most common models.

In diabetes mellitus, the basic cellular defects in metabolism lead to altered intracellular nucleotide levels. The next section will show that nucleotides have also important regulatory roles on the outside of the cell.

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The purinergic system is a signalling system, where the purine nucleotides, ATP