In the former Western Roman Empire almost no great buildings were constructed from the 5th century. A most outstanding example is the Church of San Vitaly in Ravenna constructed circa 530 at a cost of 26,000 gold solidi or 360 Roman pounds of gold.

City life in the East, though negatively affected by the plague in the 6th–7th centuries, finally collapsed due to Slavic invasions in the Balkans and
Persian destructions in Anatolia in the 620s. City life continued in Syria, Jordan and Palestine into the 8th. In the later 6th century street construction was still undertaken in Caesarea Maritima in Palestine, and Edessa was able to deflect Chosroes I with massive payments in gold in 540 and 544, before it was overrun in 609.

Sculpture and art

As a complicatedRight off the bat, let’s get it clear that both parties are now denying this ever happened, but still, the story came from somewhere.

According to a CNN story out today, however, there was some point in time where President Trump’s most loyal gimp with Fox News, Sean Hannity, pulled a gun on Juan Williams, another Fox News personality.

The CNN piece first talks about Hannity’s love of puffing out his chest at people over the internet who disagree with or don’t support Trump.

Hannity, Trump’s biggest backer on television, has said this is entertainment for him: “I am a counterpuncher,” he told one Twitter user who asked why he was so antagonistic. “I do not start fights but I finish them. This is pure entertainment for me. If people take


are improved. In these general thin film formation methods, due to single-crystallization of the film caused by a substrate for film formation and non-uniformity in the initial stage of film formation, further due to crystal growth caused by heating of the substrate, it is extremely difficult to uniformly control the crystal size in nano-order.
The object of the present invention is to provide ultra fine particles of W capable of being operated and controlled in various ways as a single particle or a fused body, and a method for producing ultra fine particles of W that enable to obtain such ultra fine particles of W with good reproducibility.
The present inventors studied hard to obtain excellent ultra fine particles of W. As a result, it is found that in irradiatingIt is likely that the protective effect of autophagy during the acute phase of the disease is at least partly related to the sequestration of zymogen granules that contain digestive enzymes responsible for autodigestion during pancreatitis. This may have a dual effect on pancreatic cells: first, zymophagy (autophagy of zymogen granules) could reduce the availability of digestive enzymes, which when released into the pancreatic parenchyma destroys the pancreatic gland by necrosis; second, these organelles could meet the unique metabolic needs that accompany cell growth during the regeneration phase ([@B23]).

Autophagy Induced by Overexpression of VMP1 Enhances Transformation of Pancreatic Cells {#S3}
=======================================================================================

It is interesting to note that the expression of VMP1 is also transcriptionally activated by the mutated *KRAS* oncogene through a mechanism dependent on GLI3 and p300 ([@B24]). The


char *pb = (unsigned char *)pBuffer;
	unsigned int nFront;
	int nMain;

JustAfew:

	switch (nBuffer)
	{
	case 7:
		ulCrc = pulCRCTable[*pb++ ^ (unsigned char)ulCrc] ^ (ulCrc >> 8);

	case 6:
		ulCrc = pulCRCTable[*pb++ ^ (unsigned char)ulCrc] ^ (ulCrc >> 8);

	case 5:
		ulCrc = pulCRCTable[*pb++ ^ (unsigned char)ulCrc] ^ (ulCrc >> 8);

	case 4:
		ulCrc ^= LittleLong(*(CRC32_t *)pb);
		ulCrc = pulCRCTable[(unsigned char)ulCrc] ^ (ulCrc >> 8);
		ulCrc = pulCRCTable[(unsigned char)ulCrc] ^ (ulCrc >> 8);
		ulCrc = pulCRCTable[(unsigned char)ulCrc] ^ (ulCrc >> 8);
		ulCrc = pulCRCTable[(unsigned char)ulCrc] ^ (ulCrc >> 8);
		*pulCRC = ulCrc;
		return;

	case 3:
		ulCrc = pulCRCTable[*pb++ ^ (unsigned char)ulCrc] ^ (ulCrc >> 8);

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		ulCrc = pulCRCTable[*pb++ ^ (unsigned char)ulCrc] ^ (ulCrc >> 8);

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		ulCrc = pulCRCTable[*pb++ ^ (unsigned char)ulCrc] ^ (ulCrc >> 8);

	case 0:
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	// We may need to do some alignment work up front, and at the end, so that
	// the main loop is alignedToday I found out Robert Downey Jr. modeled his portrayal of Tony Stark after Elon Musk, one of the founds of Zip2, Paypal, Tesla Motors, Solar City, and SpaceX.

During the planning stages of Iron Man, after Downey Jr. had been cast, director Jon Favreau and Downey Jr. sat down to discuss how to make a really believable Tony Stark character that the audience could connect with. Downey Jr. suggested that the best way to do that was to go and sit down with Elon Musk, a sort of real life Tony Stark, and observe his various mannerisms, as well as pick his brain on the subject.

After meeting Musk, Favreau was very impressed and Downey Jr. and he decided to go ahead and base parts of the Tony Stark


Yellow Pages, but online. The original website was hosted on a dial-up internet connection in a small, low-quality office that he and his business partners worked and lived in. The site would run in the day time and be switched off at night so he could work on it. They eventually received $41 million in funding with the concession that Musk would no longer be the CEO and rather, Richard Sorkin, a Stanford M.B.A. with a good deal of experience, would assume the position. Rather than make an online directory more akin to Yahoo, Sorkin guided the company into becoming more or less just an online tool of newspapers and other media outlets. This ultimately resulted in him being removed after Musk led a share-holder revolt. Sorkin’s replacementplace to ditch.

At one hundred meters, he turned on the landing lights, but the heavy rain still obscured his vision. Were they over land? He thought he glimpsed a black, featureless plain.

The flames entered the cabin, igniting the flight plans dangling from a clipboard. Taking a deep breath, Sarkhov cut the power to the three remaining engines and felt the plane surge lower.

From afar, the bomber appeared to be a glowing comet, a fury of flames spitting from its midsection. The fireball descended through the black, wet night until it plunged into the sea, vanishing as if it had never existed.

## 1

JULY 2017

THE BLACK SEA

A dull glow blanketed the southern horizon in a cottony glaze. Although Istanbul was more than fifty miles away, the electric blaze from its


on a daily basis. Actress Alyssa Milano is credited with sparking the conversation with a tweet on Sunday afternoon.

SPOKANE, Wash. - Spokane Police are searching for the person who used a tractor to try and steal an ATM in NW Spokane. Details are limited at this time, but Spokane Police tell our report Morgan Marum that the person tried to use the tractor to rip out an ATM at the Washington State Employees Credit Union.

SPOKANE, Wash. - Spokane Police are searching for the person who used a tractor to try and steal an ATM in NW Spokane. Details are limited at this time, but Spokane Police tell our report Morgan Marum that the person tried to use the tractor to rip out an ATM at the Washington Stateof Perl, but at the end of the day, people can use modern
perl 5 to do anything anyone can do in any other technical community.

The only serious downside to Perl (which is a pretty serious one I'll admit)
is that it might be harder to lure in good programmers. I have met plenty of
Perl programmers who advocate Perl because they are afraid to learn anything
else. Still, I know a lot of Perl programmers who are so good they are not
insecure and simply enjoy using it.

At this point, I only use Perl for ad-hoc data munging-- things that I could
just as easily use python for.

~~~
atmosx
Hm, I'm using ruby for bio-informatics[1]. I've found the 'bio' gem pretty
much complete, but there is a _serious_ lack of documentation. The best option
for scientific-related project,


programming-wise appears to be Python because
it has a huge set of libraries and much better documentation than ruby (and I
guess perl too).

[1] [https://github.com/atmosx/dogma](https://github.com/atmosx/dogma)

------
esaym
I pretty much only use perl. And use it every day. What can you learn? What
ever you want, you can use any paradigm: oop, functional, procedural, ect. You
can make webapps, or database driven apps. To really learn you are going to
have to make it to one of the perl conferences though. I used perl for 3
years, but at my first perl conference, I learned more in a couple of days and
than the last 3 years....

------
itl12
Would Perl be a good langauge to learn if you were looking for a niche?

~~~
adam-_-
As a programmer looking for a job? Maybe. A lot of places looking for Perl
developers are looking forsenior developers who understand the tooling, eco-
system and a selection of "modern Perl" best practices and modules, as well as
the language itself.

That's probably what you would need to learn if you wanted to be employed as a
Perl developer.

Of course, if you are less experienced, you could work for a larger, modern
Perl-using company where you can learn these things.

------
atsaloli
What can you learn from PERL? How about regular expressions?

PCRE has been widely adopted. [http://www.PCRE.org/](http://www.PCRE.org/)

------
mc_hammer
yea its still used for shell/web/config management. i would only use it for
data conversion and shell scripts anymore. not serious: you can learn good and
bad of language design. i guess its going away b/c u can use
php/node/ruby/python for scripts more and there are more stand alone apps for
shell to do jobs you used have to code by


perform one of the following actions:

Add an attractive girl on Kik messenger

Visit a website intended to push diet spam

Inform them that they won a gift card or prize that could only be redeemed at an external website

Figure 2. Previous iterations of diet spam on Snapchat

The Future of Snapchat Spam

Now that the chat functionality is native to Snapchat, spammers can remain within the application itself and tailor their spam to work with this new functionality in mind. They can start building chat bots that communicate directly with Snapchat users or find new ways to trick users into clicking on links.

While spammers can send links within chat messages, the way they appear to the recipient can vary. For messages from non-friends, the links cannot be clicked on. For messages fromBitly to investigate and shut down any spammer use of branded short URLs. Bitly has confirmed that some spammers obtained Bitly API keys belonging to various brands. Some of the brands affected used the AddThis social bookmarking service who recently stopped requiring users to reveal their API key in plain text as part of the AddThis website embed code.

Figure 6. Note from AddThis support page regarding API key safety

Public exposure of API keys gives anybody the ability to compromise accounts and, in this case, create short URLs using other people’s domains.

Users of the AddThis service should refer to this support article on how to secure API keys. Bitly javascript:void(0);users should follow Bitly API best practices to ensure the security of API keys.

The recent spam campaign targeting Snapchat users


think the only problem is that it does not remove temp files. I might live with that for a while.
Jul 23 11:16:35 I got a question I used "bitbake linux-yocto -c menuconfig" to configure my kernel. I added some drivers for CAN Devices and saved the .config. after that i just "bitbaked core-image-base" and deployed the whole stuff onto my sd card. But when I check for the modules nothing changed, I cannot modprobe the drivers and I can't use my CAN device. Anything else what I can do ? To check or fix the problem
Jul 23 11:17:45 The manuals does not tell me anything about changing the local.conf or bblayers.conf when I want change my kernel config should work this way
Jul 23 11:25:18 because I thougt ifI change the kernelconfig and build the whole project an bitbake an image the kernel should include the modules and drivers I choose
Jul 23 12:11:42 motzer: it should yes
Jul 23 12:12:26 motzer: does the image include the kernel-modules package? i.e. all modules? if not, any additional modules wouldn't be included
Jul 23 12:18:33 we found that some data_smart.py overwrites all the actions in the end. is there some specific reason behind this?
Jul 23 12:19:05 LetoThe2nd: sorry, all what actions?
Jul 23 12:19:35 data_smart is where BitBake's datastore is implemented
Jul 23 12:20:09 bluelightning: like _add, _remove, etc.
Jul 23 12:20:41 bluelightning: we see IMAGE_INSTALL changing accordingly, and then *BAM* data_smart and all changes are gone
Jul 23 12:20:53 how are you determining this?
Jul 23 12:24:23 bluelightning: just bitbake -e onto the image recipe
Jul


too great, I’d wager. While "El Camino" is tons of fun, it’s not quite as good as some of the group’s prior records. Giving the duo the gramophone now would be something of a makeup call. The Keys also go at it harder than Grammy voters are usually comfortable with, and "El Camino" is rougher by far than any album that’s ever snagged the top prize.

Who they are: Although its singles come on as sleek and irresistible as a fighter jet, on closer inspection, fun. is more like a mongrel dog. Lead singer Nate Ruess fronted the Format, a power-pop group, guitarist — Jersey boy Jack Antonoff led the punk rock Steel Train and pianist Andrew Dost played in the theatrical Anathallo. The helium-voiced Ruess draws from sourcesseem to recognize. These categories aren’t given high-profile play on the telecast, so no matter what happens, the show will, once again, give the impression that they are less prominent figures than they really are.

Who he is: The White Stripes didn’t officially call it quits until 2011, but the balloon was leaking helium long before that. During the band’s long twilight, White kept busy with the Dead Weather and the Raconteurs, two groups in which he shared top billing. On "Blunderbuss," he took the reins again, delivering 13 acerbic breakup songs, including a lively cover of "I’m Shakin’," a blues song associated with Little Willie John.

What wins would mean: White has never made any secret of his passion for all things past — he’s much more likely to


turn to his collection of 45s for inspiration than he is to anything currently streaming on the internet. His music is scruffy, raw and totally devoid of electronic frippery. A win in the album of the year category for "Blunderbuss" would have traditionalists doing cartwheels. It would also be a victory for instrumentalists everywhere. White is one of the finest electric guitar soloists in contemporary music; he doesn’t use the six-string quite as much on "Blunderbuss" as he did with the Stripes, but he makes every note count. The rest of the music is filled in by his all-female backing band, including the dazzling pianist Brooke Waggoner, who deserves an award all to herself.

Prognosis for a big night: The other four nominees for album of the year havethe jihadists blew up a car in front of an Ahfad al-Rasul post in the city, killing at least five fighters, before going on to seize control of all its positions.

"ISIS wants to control the whole city," said the Observatory's head, Rami Abdel Rahman.

Islamist fighters captured Raqa in March, making it the only provincial capital to have fallen out of regime hands since the March 2011 start of Syria's uprising against President Bashar al-Assad.

Residents have since staged several demonstrations against exactions by ISIS, which has links to Al-Qaeda.

ISIS has been accused of taking hundreds of anti-regime fighters hostage and imposing their ultra-conservative interpretation of Islam in areas under their control.

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([@B25]). I can confirm that the latter figure is correct. A seventh segment appears to have become fused to the base of the antennal club. The number of funicular segments is normally constant within a species in the Hylesinini.

Hapalogenius africanus is quite widely distributed in southern Africa. In addition to the distribution given by [@B33], it is known from Angola, Botswana and Mozambique. However, no host plants have been recorded. Specimen labels indicate that the species has been collected mostly at light.

### Hapalogenius fuscipennis

(Chapuis)

1.  Phloeotribus fuscipennis[@B5]

2.  Hapalogenius fuscipennis(Chapuis): [@B8]

3.  Hylesinopsis fuscipennis(Chapuis): [@B33]

4.  Hapalogenius globosus[@B14]; [@B8] (Synonymy).

5.  Hapalogenius bimaculatus[@B10], **syn. n.**

####

[@B10] distinguished his new species Hapalogenius bimaculatus from Hapalogenius fuscipennis by the presence of two flecks of dark setae on the posterior thirdHylesinopsis[@B7] (Type species: Hylesinopsis dubia Eggers, monobasic).

2.  TrypographusSchedl 1950: 213. (Type species: Trypographus joveri Schedl, monobasic).

3.  ChilodendronSchedl 1953: 74. (Type species: Chilodendron planicolle Schedl, monobasic).

####

These genera share the type of eye, antenna and protibia given in the key above. Trypographus and Chilodendron were synonymised with Hylesinopsis by [@B27]. Wood and Bright (1992: 92) give Chilodendron as a synonym of Hylesinopsis, but its type species, Chilodendron planicolle, is also listed on page 118 under the genus Xylechinus Chapuis, with a note that the transfer of the species was to be published by Wood in a paper in press in 1992. However, this paper was apparently never published. [@B1], apparently basing their decision on the notes in [@B33], synonymise Chilodendron with Xylechinus. I have examined a syntype


$AdS_4 \times M_7$ were obtained in [@duffpopestability], and for Freund-Rubin compactifications of other theories in [@freedmangubser].

Our criterion is as follows. Consider transverse, primitive,[^3] $(1,1)$-form eigenfunctions of the Hodge-de Rham Laplacian on $M_6$ with eigenvalue $\lambda_{(1,1)}$. A Kähler-Einstein compactification $AdS_5 \times M_6$ suffers a linearized bosonic [ *instability*]{} if, and only if, there is a mode with 2c\^2 < \_[(1,1)]{} < 6c\^2. We have investigated the spectrum for some of the $M_6$ listed above. The results are given in table \[resultstable\].

  $M_6$                         Isometry group          Classically stable?
  ----------------------------- ----------------------- --------------------- --
 obtain an instability we need to look at more complicated modes. Consider $M_6 = S^2 \times S^2 \times S^2$ (i.e. $M_4 = S^2
\times S^2$). Let $y_i$ be coordinates, and $J^{(i)}$ the Kähler form, of the $i$th $S^2$. Let $Y$ be a $\lambda=4c^2$ scalar eigenfunction on $S^2$, which must exist because $S^2$ admits Killing vector fields. Now consider the following primitive, transverse, $(1,1)$-form on $M_6$: = ( Y(y\_2) - Y(y\_3) ) J\^[(1)]{}(y\_1) + ( Y(y\_3) - Y(y\_1) ) J\^[(2)]{}(y\_2) + ( Y(y\_1) - Y(y\_2) ) J\^[(3)]{}(y\_3). A calculation reveals that this is an eigenfuction of $\Delta_6$ with eigenvalue $\lambda_{(1,1)} = 4c^2$, i.e., a mode within the range (\[eqn:instability\]). Hence $M_6 = S^2 \times S^2 \times S^2$ is an unstable compactification.

A similar construction works whenever $M_4$ admits a Killing vector


a linear combination of these two fields. We then have d Z\_[(2)]{}\^= - i a\_\_[1]{} Z\_[2]{}\^. This is the equation of motion of a complex 2-form with mass given by $m_{\pm}^2 = (a_\pm \lambda_1)^2$ (see e.g. [@arutyunov]). To see this, note that acting with $\star d$ gives (\_5 + (a\_\_1)\^2) Z\_[2]{}\^= 0. Hence we have two complex 2-form fields of definite mass, namely $Z_{(2)}^\pm$, with masses given by m\_= c . As discussed above, $\lambda_1>0$ so these fields are both massive.

### 2-form/scalar modes {#sec:2f-s}

In this section we have the real fields $u_2^\pm$. $u_2^+$ is given in terms of $u_2^-$ by equation (\[eqn:u2plus\]), and $u_2^-$ has equation of motion (\[eqn:u2minus\]). Hence this sector contains a single real 2-form with $m^2 = \lambda+4c^2$, $\lambda>0$.

### 1-form/2-form modes {#sec:1f-2f}

The only field inIt drives me nuts. Especially when folks (I’m in MO) ruin a beautiful spring or fall day by polluting the air with clouds of smoke. Ugh. And then they buy bags of mulch and compost, of course. Aaaargh!

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was carried out. All analyses were performed with R software (v.3.6.0; 2020-04-26).

3. Results {#sec0015}
==========

Six hundred and twenty-nine patients (255 patients in Centre 1, 191 patients in Centre 2 and 183 patients in Centre 3) were included, comprising 40% of females.

In 2019, the mean number of surgical sessions per week was 17.5 in Centre 1, 12 in Centre 2, and 10 in Centre 3. In 2020, these numbers were 3.7, 4.15 and 1.1, respectively. The total number of surgeons remained unchanged between 2019 and 2020, with the exception of Centre 2 (one less surgeon compared to 2019).

Five hundred and forty patients were operated on in 2019 compared to 89 in 2020, representing an overall 84% decrease in surgical volume, with an 88% reduction in Centre 1, a 61% reductionin Centre 2 and a 95% reduction in the paediatric centre. Otological, endonasal, head and neck, facial and transoral surgery decreased by 97%, 91%, 54%, 82% and 85%, respectively.

Patient characteristics by type of surgery, aetiology, gender and centre, in 2019 and in 2020, are presented in [Table 1](#tbl0005){ref-type="table"}.

The number of surgeries for skin cancer decreased (24 vs. 9), while the total number of head and neck cancer surgeries remained stable (18 vs. 22). The number of emergency procedures was halved (14 to 7) and the number of planned tracheostomies increased from 8 to 22.

4. Discussion {#sec0020}
=============

The total surgical volume in our three university hospital ENT departments decreased by 84%, mainly due to the marked reduction of functional surgery, while head and neck cancer surgery was maintained.

Five of the


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.set_attr<FComputeEx>("FComputeEx<cpu>", ElemwiseAddEx)
.set_attr<THasDeterministicOutput>("THasDeterministicOutput", true)
.set_attr<FResourceRequest>("FResourceRequest",  /* For Sparse CSR */


startup after initialize of dialog window I've add a call to function setLink:
void startUp::OnMENUCommunicationClick( wxCommandEvent& event )
    {
    Communication* window = new Communication(this,ID_COMMUNICATION, _("Communication Settings"));
    window->setLink(this);
    int returnValue = window->Show();
    }

Than in class Communication I've added a link function setLink that stores pointer of main window:
void Communication::setLink(startUp* papi)
    {
    this->m_link = papi;
    }

which I could use in OnSetClick :
void Communication::OnSetClick( wxCommandEvent& event )
    {
    m_link->SetDevName(_T(portChoiceStrings[portChoice->GetSelection()]));
    Destroy();
    }

The m_link variable was defined in communication.h as a member of startUp class:
startUp* m_relative;

Everything works (i.e. program compiles and links without errors andThe critical word—“located”—is not defined
in the statute or elsewhere. Nor does its meaning flow easily
from dictionary definitions or interpretive canons. Wachovia
Bank, N.A. v. Schmidt, 546 U.S. 303, 314–17 (2006).
Looking to the Supreme Court’s treatment of the issue and to
the history and sequence of the enactment and amendment of
the statute, we conclude that, under § 1348, a national bank
is “located” only in the state designated as its main office.
See id. at 314, 318–19.
4             ROUSE V. WACHOVIA MORTGAGE

    FACTUAL AND PROCEDURAL BACKGROUND

    Robert and Victoria Rouse (collectively, “the Rouses”)
filed suit against Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., its Wachovia
Mortgage division (collectively, “Wells Fargo”), and NDeX
West LLC, in the Superior Court of the State of


           ROUSE V. WACHOVIA MORTGAGE                                5

articles of association.1 We review de novo this issue of
statutory construction. See United States v. Havelock,
664 F.3d 1284, 1289 (9th Cir. 2012).

    We conclude that, under 28 U.S.C. § 1348, a national
bank is a citizen only of the state in which its main office is
located. Hence, the district court had diversity jurisdiction
because there was complete diversity between the Rouses,
citizens of California, and Wells Fargo, a citizen of South
Dakota. We therefore reverse the judgment of the district
court and remand fornational banks are citizens of
every state in which they operate a branch for purposes of
diversity jurisdiction. Both the Fifth Circuit and the Seventh
Circuit held that national banks are not “located” in every
state where the bank has a branch. Horton v. Bank One, N.A.,
387 F.3d 426, 431 (5th Cir. 2004); Firstar Bank, N.A. v. Faul,
253 F.3d 982, 993–94 (7th Cir. 2001). Both circuits reasoned
that the legislative history of § 1348 and its predecessor
statutes revealed Congress’s intent to maintain jurisdictional
parity between national and state banking associations by
placing them on the same jurisdictional footing. Horton,
387 F.3d at 430–31; Firstar, 253 F.3d at 993. Although not
referenced in Wachovia Bank, we held 50 years earlier in
American Surety Co. v. Bank of California, that the Bank of
California was “a citizen only of the state


was
largely reasoned from the conclusion that Congress intended
to protect the right of national banks to remove cases to
federal courts. See 546 U.S. at 307 (“Were we to hold . . .
that a national bank is additionally a citizen of every State in
which it has established a branch, the access of a [national]
bank to a federal forum would be drastically curtailed. . . .”).
Wachovia Bank did not address whether a national bank is
also a citizen of the state where it has its principal place of
business. The Court noted, however, that “one would
sensibly ‘locate’ a national bank for . . . qualification for
diversity jurisdiction, in the State designated in its articles of
association as its main office.” Id. at 318. The Court also
stated that the omission of any reference to a1332(c)(1). WMR e-PIN, 653 F.3d at
707–10. The Eighth Circuit reasoned that if Congress
intended jurisdictional parity to survive subsequent statutory
amendments, it would have expressly indicated this intent.
Id. at 709. The court concluded that the word “located,” as
used in the 1948 version of § 1348, could not mean both main
office and principal place of business because citizenship for
state-chartered corporations based on principal place of
business did not exist until ten years later when Congress
passed § 1332 in 1958. Id. at 708. We agree.
10             ROUSE V. WACHOVIA MORTGAGE

III.      The Historical Landscape

   Although we view the Supreme Court’s declaration in
Wachovia Bank on the scope of § 1348 to be definitive, the
evolution of § 1348


No. 85-554, § 2, 72 Stat. 415 (codified at
28 U.S.C. § 1332(c)(1)).

    As the Supreme Court recently explained, “[i]n 1928 [the
Supreme] Court made clear that the ‘state of incorporation’
rule was virtually absolute.” Hertz Corp. v. Friend, 559 U.S.
77, 85 (2010). Objections to this rule started to percolate in
the 1930s. See id. at 85–88. But Congress did not adopt the
principal place of business test for state-chartered
corporations until 1958. Id. at 88. Accordingly, in
1948—when Congress adopted the current version of
§ 1348—Congress knew that, outside of the bankruptcy
context, state-chartered banks and other corporations were
citizens of only the state by which they had been
incorporated. To the extent that Congress intended to link
implicitly national banks and state-chartered banks, it linked
them together in a regime where state-chartered banks were
citizens of onlyand
the district court’s judgment to the contrary is reversed.

   REVERSED AND REMANDED.

GOULD, Circuit Judge, dissenting:

    I regret that I cannot agree with my colleagues on the
proper disposition of this appeal. Rather, to me it seems that
we should view Wells Fargo as a citizen of California for
diversity purposes, and affirm the district court.

    Like the district court, I would rely on the “mode of
analysis” contained in Ninth Circuit precedent, which
supports jurisdictional parity between national banks and
state-chartered corporations, including state-chartered banks.
See Am. Sur. Co. v. Bank of California, 133 F.2d 160, 162
(9th Cir. 1943).

    The Supreme Court's decision in Wachovia Bank does not
address whether a national bank could be a citizen of the state
of its principal place of business.


where it has its principal place of business.
             ROUSE V. WACHOVIA MORTGAGE                      19

have followed the Eighth Circuit’s narrow approach to
interpreting “located” under § 1348, many others have
concluded that Wells Fargo is a citizen of California for
diversity purposes by following the logic of the Fifth and
Seventh Circuits. See, e.g., Ellis v. Wells Fargo Bank, N.A.,
__ F. Supp. 2d __, 2014 WL 585627, at *2–3 (S.D. Cal. Feb.
14, 2014) (concluding that the Fifth Circuit’s reasoning in
Horton was consistent with the Supreme Court’s reasoning in
Wachovia Bank and that Wells Fargo is “located” under
§ 1348 in California where itIt’s that time of year! The time where filmmakers pat each other on the back and decide whose film reigns supreme in their respective categories. I’ve never really cared too much about awards season in the past, mainly because I never had a single movie that I was rooting for. Now, though, things are different!

Above, you can see pictures of Rich Moore and Byron Howard accepting the Hollywood Film Award for Animation, which was shared by Byron over on twitter!

But that’s not the only trophy Zootopia has earned so far! Just a few days ago, Zootropolis took home two awards from the British Academy of Film and Television Arts (BAFTA)- Best Children’s Feature Film in 2016, and the Children’s Choice Award!

And as if that weren’t enough, Disney is


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Method 4: Check your proxy settings again. Some browser hackers may even modify the Internet server you use to connect to the Web. Simply removing the malware or the malware itself does not change anything, so it is an important step in restoring your computer.

To access your proxy settings, go first to the Control Panel, then to Network and Internet, then to Internet Options.

In the Internet Options menu, go to the Connections tab. Press the LAN Settings button.

Make sure that the automatic detection settings are enabled and that the other two options "Use automatic configuration script" and "Use proxy server for your LAN" are not empty.

Conclusion

Browser hijacking is common and, in many cases, users are unaware that their browser is infected with some malware.

It is


Mattson:
[D]espite the constitutional and statutory provisions that defendant has the right to appear and defend in person and with counsel, defendant is not entitled to have his case presented in court both by himself and by counsel acting at the same time or alternating at defendant's pleasure. So long as defendant is represented by counsel at the trial, he has no right to be heard by himself; conversely, when defendant has intelligently declined the aid of counsel he has no right to interrupt the trial with a demand for legal assistance. (citations omitted.)
51 Cal.2d at 789, 336 P.2d at 946.
In light of the foregoing, we conclude that there is no constitutional right to hybrid representation under either the federal or our state constitution. Since appellant did not waivewhich the Supreme Court held:
In the future, due process will be adequately served in Arizona if the trial judge alone determines, before trial, the voluntariness of any admissions or confessions of an accused. However, if the defendant requests the voluntariness question be presented to and decided by the jury as well, the trial court must then give the appropriate instruction.
115 Ariz. at 488, 566 P.2d at 289. The trial court may refuse the accused's request for a voluntariness instruction if the evidence has not raised a question of whether his statements were voluntary. State v. Williams, 120 Ariz. 600, 587 P.2d 1177 (1978).
The voluntariness instruction given in this case was as follows:
You must not consider any statements made by a defendant to a law enforcement officer unless you


made more "rules light" in the hope that it'll be easy for people to convert adventures from other D&D versions to it; if you feel confident enough in your cross-rules skillz then you should be able to use adventures you find online or in new/used bookstores for other editions fairly readily in your game.
Most people end up doing a mix - using some canned adventures, using parts of adventures, remixing adventures, intermixing them with their own content. There's no right answer, it's mainly about what you and your group have the most fun doing!

A:

Wotc, (wizards of the coast) the makers of D&D would like you to do the following.
If you finish the starter set between now and when the player handbook comes out in mid August they wouldis verified by a completely different distribution of community sizes in comparison with the beginning one. Although this violates our assumption, *LabelRankT* still worked well as evidenced by consistency of its results with the results of static algorithm Infomap. In contrast, arXiv HEP-TH exhibits a fairly smooth pattern shown in Fig. \[fig:Hep-7days-comdist-bar-winsert\]. The distributions of community sizes at time 1 and 350 (near the end of evolution) obey power laws with essentially identical exponents. Small size communities grow faster as more and more papers are published as indicated by the downward shift in these distributions. Some communities grow relatively faster than the others and the largest communities expand as indicated by the shift to the right (see the inset).

Effect of Edge Weight and Direction
===================================

In this section, we demonstrate that


@Asur:2009]. Ning et al. [@Ning:2007] proposed an incremental spectral clustering that continuously updates the eigenvalues and eigenvectors by computing approximations of the generalized eigenvalue system of the normalized cut. facetNet [@facetNet:2009] extends the non-negative matrix factorization algorithm. Its drawback is that it requires the number of communities to be provided as an input. GraphScope [@GraphScope:2007] is a parameter-free algorithm where the minimum description length principle is used to extract communities and to detect the changes. It does not consider the deletion of nodes. Bansal et al. [@Bansal:2010] extended CNM algorithm. However, their approach is limited to networks that change very little from snapshot to snapshot. Similarly, Gorke et al. [@Robert:2010] modified both global and local modularity optimization based CNM algorithm and Louvain algorithm, but this modification can handleD. Wagner. odularity-[D]{}riven [C]{}lustering of [D]{}ynamic [G]{}raphs. In [*SEA*]{}, volume 6049, pages 436–448, 2010.

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polynomial ring of invariants.

If $V$ is a $3$-dimensional vector space over an arbitrary field $k$, and $G$ a finite subgroup of ${\mathrm{GL}}(V)$ such that the variety $V/G$ has isolated singularity, then $V/G$ is isomorphic to one of the non-modular isolated quotient singularities from Vincent’s classification.

We prove our Theorem \[T:even\] by a more or less direct computation of the ring of invariants of the group $G$. The proof is contained below in Sections \[S:extofSL\] and \[S:codim1\].

Proof of Theorem \[T:even\]: the group $G$ as an extension of ${\mathrm{SL}_{2}({\mathbb{F}_{2^n}})}$ {#S:extofSL}
=====================================================================================================

Assume that a group $G$ satisfies the conditions of Theorem \[T:even\], i.e., $G$ is generated by transvections, acts on a $3$-dimensional vector space $V$ with a $2$-dimensional invariant subspace $W$, and the restriction of $G$ to $W$ is isomorphic to the natural action of the group${\mathrm{SL}_{2}({\mathbb{F}_{2^n}})}$ on the space $k^2$ of column vectors. We shall fix a basis $(e_1,e_2,e_3)$ of $V$ such that $e_1$ and $e_2$ span $W$ and each element of the group $G$ is represented in this basis by a matrix $$\begin{pmatrix}
a & b & \alpha \\
c & d & \beta \\
0 & 0 & 1
\end{pmatrix},$$ where $a,b,c,d\in{\mathbb{F}_{2^n}}\subset k$, $ad+bc=1$, $\alpha,\beta\in k$. We have an exact sequence of groups $$\label{E:sequence}
0 \to N \to G \to {\mathrm{SL}_{2}({\mathbb{F}_{2^n}})} \to 1,$$ where $N$ is the kernel of the natural restriction map. In our basis, $N$ consists of the matrices $$\begin{pmatrix}
1 & 0 & \alpha \\
0 & 1 & \beta \\
0 & 0 & 1
\end{pmatrix},$$ where the column $(\alpha,\beta)^T$ varies in some finite subset $\Lambda$ of $k^2$. Denote by $\Lambda_1$ the projection of $\Lambda$ to


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What is a Building Inspection?
A building inspection is an examination by qualified professionals which identifies faults and hazards in a property. These can include anything from maintenance and safety issues to serious structural faults or damage. Often the problems identified are not immediately visible or apparent to the untrained eye. Special equipment may be used to gather more information. After the inspection,The present disclosure relates to a method and apparatus for controlling interference in a mobile communication system.
To meet the demand for wireless data traffic, which has increased since deployment of 4th-generation (4G) communication systems, efforts have been made to develop an improved 5th-generation (5G) or pre-5G communication system. Therefore, the 5G or pre-5G communication system is also called a ‘beyond 4G network’ or a ‘post long-term evolution (LTE) system’.
It is considered that the 5G communication system will be implemented in millimeter wave (mmWave) bands, e.g., 60 GHz bands, so as to accomplish higher data rates. To reduce propagation loss of radio waves and increase a transmission distance, a beam forming technique, a massive multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) technique, a full dimensional MIMO (FD-MIMO) technique, an array antenna technique, an


New techniques in diagnostic imaging--PET-CT for the imaging of cardiovascular disease.
The paper presents clinical abilities of PET/CT technique in the diagnostics of coronary heart disease. Clinical value and limitations of SPECT, PET and CT methods, performed separately were discussed. Fusion systems technique was presented and its value as a method used for diagnostics and assessment of prognosis in ischaemic heart disease was also discussed.no significant differences between the two groups. Moreover, there was no significant difference in severe blood loss between the two groups (389 ml vs 400 ml *P* = 0.98), and other intraoperative complications (urinary tract injury, bowel injury, deep vein thrombosis, etc.) did not occur. There were also no postoperative complications in both groups. With respect to the known prognostic factors (histological subtype, invasion depth, presence of lymph-vascular space invasion, and linear extension), there were no significant differences between the two groups. There was a significant difference, however, between both groups with regard to lymph node metastasis (15% vs 42%, *P* = 0.01).

###### Characteristics of patients of cervical cancer who underwent nerve-sparing radical hysterectomy with or without neoadjuvant chemotherapy


$$\begin{aligned}
\label{grandham}
H  & = H_{\mbox{\tiny exc}} + H_{\mbox{\tiny exc-exc}} + H_{\mbox{\tiny ph}} + H_{\mbox{\tiny exc-ph}} + H_{\mbox{\tiny sat}} \\
H_{\mbox{\tiny exc}}  & = \int d^2 r  b^\dagger (\bm{r}) \left[ - \frac{\hbar^2 }{2 M} \nabla^2  + W_{\mbox{\tiny  exc}} (\bm{r}) \right] b (\bm{r}) \\
H_{\mbox{\tiny exc-exc}} & = \frac{1}{2} \int d^2 Q d^2 Q' d^2 q
b^\dagger_{\bm{Q}-\bm{q}} b^\dagger_{\bm{Q}'+\bm{q}} U_{\mbox{\tiny exc}}(\bm{Q},\bm{Q}',\bm{q})
b_{\bm{Q}'}  b_{\bm{Q}} , \\
H_{\mbox{\tiny ph}}  & = \int d^2 r  a^\dagger (\bm{r}) \left[ - \frac{\hbar^2 }{2 m_{\mbox{\tiny ph}} } \nabla^2   + W_{\mbox{\tiny  ph}} (\bm{r}) \right] a (\bm{r}) \\
H_{\mbox{\tiny exc-ph}}  & = \hbar g \int d^2 q   \left[ b_{\bm{q}}^\dagger a_{\bm{q}} +
a_{\bm{q}}^\dagger b_{\bm{q}} \right] \\
H_{\mbox{\tiny sat}}  & = \frac{1}{2} \int d^2 Q d^2 Q' d^2 q \left[
a_{\bm{q}}^\dagger  b^\dagger_{\bm{Q}+\bm{Q}'-\bm{q}} U_{\mbox{\tiny sat}} (\bm{Q},\bm{Q}',\bm{q})
b_{\bm{Q}'}  b_{\bm{Q}} + \mbox{H.c.} \right], \end{aligned}$$ where $$\begin{aligned}
\label{excitonicoperator}
b (\bm{r}) & = \frac{1}{2 \pi } \int d^2 q e^{i \bm{k} \cdot \bm{r} } b_{\bm{q}}  \\
\label{photonicoperator}
a (\bm{r}) & = \frac{1}{2 \pi } \int d^2 q e^{i \bm{q} \cdot \bm{r} } a_{\bm{q}}\end{aligned}$$ are the annihilation operators for the quantum well excitons and microcavity photons respectively, $ M = m_e+m_h $ is the exciton mass, $ g $ is the exciton-photon coupling, and $ U_{\mbox{\tiny exc}} (\bm{r}, \bm{r}') $ is the effective interaction between two excitons. The photon acquires an effective mass $ m_{\mbox{\tiny ph}} $ through the dispersion in a two-dimensional microcavity, where the photon energy is $ E_{\mbox{\tiny ph}} = m_{\mbox{\tiny ph}} c^2 $, and $ c $ is the speed of light in GaAs. We do not


pot}} & = \frac{(| u |^2 W_0^{\mbox{\tiny  exc}}  +  | v |^2 W_0^{\mbox{\tiny  ph}})}{2} \int d^2 q
\left[ p_{\bm{q}+ (k_0,0)}^\dagger p_{\bm{q}} +
p_{\bm{q}+ (0,k_0)}^\dagger p_{\bm{q}} + \mbox{H.c.} \right] \\
H_{\mbox{\tiny pol}} & = \int d^2 Q d^2 Q' d^2 q
U_{\mbox{\tiny pol}}(\bm{Q},\bm{Q}',\bm{q}) p_{\bm{Q}-\bm{q}}^\dagger p_{\bm{Q}'+\bm{q}}^\dagger
p_{\bm{Q}'} p_{\bm{Q}} \\
U_{\mbox{\tiny pol}} (\bm{Q},\bm{Q}',\bm{q}) & = \frac{| u |^4 }{2} U_{\mbox{\tiny exc}}(\bm{Q},\bm{Q}',\bm{q}) - \frac{| u |^2 (u v^*+u^* v)}{2} U_{\mbox{\tiny sat}}(\bm{Q},\bm{Q}',\bm{Q}-\bm{q}),\end{aligned}$$ where we have only included terms where lower polariton operators appear, and compacted the notation such that $ p_{\bm{q}} \equiv p_{\bm{q}}^\downarrow $. Physically, disregarding the upper polariton operators corresponds to a low-temperature regime where there is negligible upper polariton population, which is routinely achieved experimentally. The Hopfield coefficients $ u \equiv u^\downarrow $ and $ v \equiv v^\downarrow $ arepoint $ \bm{n} = (n_x,n_y) $. The Hamiltonian (\[bosehubbardham\]) is a Bose-Hubbard Hamiltonian. We shall be only concerned with the nearest neighbor tunneling matrix elements $ t $ and the on-site Coulomb interaction $ U $ in this paper: $$\label{tnndefinition}
t \equiv t(\bm{n},\bm{n}+(1,0) ) = \int dx w^* ( x ) \left[ - \frac{\hbar^2 }{2 m_{\mbox{\tiny pol}}} \nabla^2 +  W_0 \cos (k_0 x) \right]
w( x -\lambda ) ,$$ and $$\begin{aligned}
\label{udefinition}
U \equiv U( \bm{n},\bm{n},\bm{n},\bm{n}) & = &  \int d^2 r d^2 r'
| w ( \bm{r} ) |^2   U_{\mbox{\tiny pol}} (\bm{r},\bm{r}')  | w ( \bm{r}' ) |^2  .\end{aligned}$$ In writing (\[bosehubbardham\]) we assume that the polariton lifetime $ \tau_{\mbox{\tiny}} $ is sufficiently long such that the extended “superfluid” and Mott states can occur.


in the literature, such as usage of the Usui transformation [@hanamura79], variational wavefunction methods [@stolz81], and operator methods [@bobrysheva72]. We find that the wavefunction methods of Ref. [@deleon01] are most transparent and systematically give the exciton interactions to order $ a_B^2/A $, where $ a_B = 4 \pi \epsilon \hbar^2 / 2 e^2 \mu $ is the 2D Bohr radius, $ A $ is the trapping area of the excitons, and $ \mu $ is the reduced mass $ \mu = m_e m_h /(m_e + m_h) $. We note that a similar method was used by Ciuti [*et al.*]{} [@ciuti98] to find the same result for the Coulomb interactions, but it is unclear how to treat corrections to the kinetic energy operator (“kinematic corrections”) based solely on theirmethod. Ref. [@deleon01] makes it clear that such terms cancel in the end and do not give rise to a physical interaction. Here, we generalize the results to indirect excitons in a periodic potential.

Following Ref. [@deleon01], the effective Hamiltonian for the excitons can be decomposed into the following terms (omitting function labels for brevity): $$\begin{aligned}
U_{\mbox{\tiny exc}}  = & U_{\mbox{\tiny dir}}  + U_{\mbox{\tiny exch}}^X
+ U_{\mbox{\tiny exch}}^e  + U_{\mbox{\tiny exch}}^h  -\frac{1}{2}( {\cal A} {\cal H}_0 + {\cal H}_0 {\cal A}) + {\cal H}^{(exex)},
\label{deleonham}\end{aligned}$$ where the terms are the direct exciton scattering, the exciton exchange scattering, the electron exchange scattering, the hole exchange scattering, the correction due to non-orthonormality of the wavefunctions, and the contribution due to excited states of the excitons. Since only exciton-exciton interactions


to order $ a_B^2/A $ are kept, only two-body exciton interactions need to be considered. Explicit expressions for the above terms are as follows. The direct term is $$U_{\mbox{\tiny dir}} (\bm{Q}, \bm{Q}',\bm{q}) = \int d^2 r_e d^2 r_h d^2 r_{e'} d^2 r_{h'}
\Psi_{\bm{Q}}^* (\bm{r}_e, \bm{r}_h) \Psi_{\bm{Q}'}^* (\bm{r}_{e'}, \bm{r}_{h'}) {\cal H} \Psi_{\bm{Q}+\bm{q}} (\bm{r}_e, \bm{r}_h) \Psi_{\bm{Q}'-\bm{q}} (\bm{r}_{e'}, \bm{r}_{h'}),
\label{directtermdefinition}$$ where Hamiltonian for the two exciton system is $$\begin{aligned}
{\cal H} & = {\cal H}_0 + {\cal H}_1 \nonumber \\
{\cal H}_0 & = -\frac{\hbar^2}{2m_e} \nabla_e^2 -\frac{\hbar^2}{2m_h} \nabla_h^2 -\frac{\hbar^2}{2m_{e'}} \nabla_{e'}^2 -\frac{\hbar^2}{2m_{h'}} \nabla_{h'}^2 -V( | \bm{r}_e - \bm{r}_h|) -V( | \bm{r}_{e'} - \bm{r}_{h'}|) \nonumber \\
{\cal H}_1 & = V( | \bm{r}_e - \bm{r}_{e'}|) + V( | \bm{r}_h - \bm{r}_{h'}|) -
V( \sqrt{| \bm{r}_e - \bm{r}_{h'}|^2 +d^2}) - V(\sqrt{ | \bm{r}_h - \bm{r}_{e'}|^2 + d^2})\end{aligned}$$ with $necessary to determine the correlations between the photons emanating from the sample. At unit filling in a Mott insulator state, the conditional probability of detection of a photon originating from a particular site following detection from the same site vanishes. A similar diminished probability is present at higher filling factors. This is the identical technique used to observe anti-bunching behavior in single photon generation.

Fermi-Bose crossover boundary {#sec:fermibose}
=============================

We now turn to the effect on the particle statistics of indirect excitons as the bilayer separation is increased. For $ d=0 $, excitons are well approximated by bosons for sufficiently low density, which motivated us to describe the system as a Bose-Hubbard model in section \[sec:periodic\]. In the limit $ d = \infty $, excitons cannot be described by bosons, and


before it is returned to the patient. The arterial blood filter may be the last component of the blood flow circuit through which the blood flows before the blood is returned to the patient, and thus this filter must be durable, reliable and effective in the filtration process.
Arterial blood filters are disposable after a single patient use and must be designed for manufacture, packaging and sterilization at minimal cost. Use of low cost materials and minimization of the amount of materials is critical to the effective manufacture of an arterial filter along with simple, conventional tooling and assembly processes. A small concise design is also a critical factor in packaging costs, efficient sterilization and storage space costs related to the filter. The extra corporeal circuit, including the arterial# mode: run
# tag: pure3.7
# cython: language_level=3

# COPIED FROM CPython 3.7

import unittest
import sys

class TestClassGetitem(unittest.TestCase):
    # BEGIN - Additional tests from cython
    def test_no_class_getitem(self):
        class C: ...
        with self.assertRaises(TypeError):
            C[int]

    # END - Additional tests from cython

    def test_class_getitem(self):
        getitem_args = []
        class C:
            def __class_getitem__(*args, **kwargs):
                getitem_args.extend([args, kwargs])


  def test_class_getitem_metaclass(self):
        class Meta(type):
            def __class_getitem__(cls, item):
                return f'{cls.__name__}[{item.__name__}]'
        self.assertEqual(Meta[int], 'Meta[int]')

    def test_class_getitem_with_metaclass(self):
        class Meta(type): pass
        class C(metaclass=Meta):
            def __class_getitem__(cls, item):
                return f'{cls.__name__}[{item.__name__}]'
        self.assertEqual(C[int], 'C[int]')

    def test_class_getitem_metaclass_first(self):
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software version 4.0. The CRT of the 1 mm central retina was obtained using the macular thickness map for our calculations.

Intravitreal conbercept injections were performed in the operating room under the complete aseptic conditions with topical anesthesia and insertion of a lid speculum. After disinfection, 0.05 mL of solution containing 0.5 mg of conbercept was injected intravitreally 3.5 to 4 mm posterior to the limbus with a 30-gauge needle through the superotemporal quadrant. After the treatment, patients were examined at day 1 and day 7 and each month thereafter. All eyes underwent an ophthalmic examination for anterior chamber (AC) reaction and intraocular pressure (IOP) rise. All ocular and systemic adverse events (AEs), including information on their relationship to study drug and procedure, were recorded at the visits.

Modified grid laser photocoagulation (MGP) was[1](#fig1){ref-type="fig"} and [3](#fig3){ref-type="fig"}). At month 12, the improvement in the BCVA letter score was 9.1 ± 4.5 in the IVC group (*P* \< 0.001) and 7.5 ± 4.2 in the combined group (*P* \< 0.001). There was no statistically significant difference of improvement in BCVA between both groups (*P* = 0.164, [Table 2](#tab2){ref-type="table"}). Furthermore, at month 12 follow-up visit, 25 eyes (80.6%) gained ≥5 ETDRS letters, 14 eyes (45.2%) gained ≥10 ETDRS letters, and 4 eyes (12.9%) gained ≥15 ETDRS letters in the IVC group; and 22 eyes (73.3%) gained ≥5 ETDRS letters, 10 eyes (33.3%) gained ≥10 ETDRS letters, and 2 eyes (6.7%) gained ≥15 ETDRS letters in the combined group ([Table 2](#tab2){ref-type="table"}).

We also found a decrease in CRT in two groups from baseline to the 12


received only 4 injections over the 12 months of study period. In the combined group, 2 eyes (6.7%) received 6 injections, 3 eyes (10.0%) received 5 injections, 5 eyes (16.6%) received 4 injections, 15 eyes (50.0%) received 3 injections, 3 eyes (10.0%) received 2 injections, and 2 eyes (6.7%) received 1 injection.

There were no reports of serious complications related to the intravitreal injection during the 12 months of follow-up, such as rhegmatogenous detachment or endophthalmitis. Subconjunctival hemorrhage was reported in 9 eyes (29.0%) in the IVC group and in 7 eyes (23.3%) in the combined group. Mild vitreous hemorrhage was reported in 1 eye (3.2%) in the IVC group. No systemic adverse events were observed in both groups throughout the study duration.

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The authors declare that there is no conflict of interests regarding the publication of this paper.

![Mean change in best-corrected visual acuity (BCVA) over 12 months. IVC: intravitreal conbercept.](JOPH2016-2143082.001){#fig1}

![Mean change in central retinal thickness (CRT) over 12 months. IVC: intravitreal conbercept.](JOPH2016-2143082.002){#fig2}

![Mean change in best-corrected visual acuity (BCVA) at months 3, 6, 9, and 12. IVC: intravitreal conbercept.](JOPH2016-2143082.003){#fig3}

![Mean change in central retinal thickness (CRT) at months 3, 6, 9, and 12. IVC: intravitreal conbercept.](JOPH2016-2143082.004){#fig4}

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Baseline characteristics of patients with DDME included in two treatment groups.

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The CLT can be deduced from some strong mixing, see [@BonattiDiazViana; @Gordin; @Liverani; @Viana]. In the following result, ${{\tt E}}(\psi|{{\mathscr{F}}}_n)$ denotes [*the expectation*]{} of $\psi$ with respect to ${{\mathscr{F}}}_n$, that is, $\psi\mapsto {{\tt E}}(\psi|{{\mathscr{F}}}_n)$ is the orthogonal projection from $L^2(m)$ onto the subspace generated by ${{\mathscr{F}}}_n$-measurable functions.

\[th\_gordin\] Consider the decreasing sequence ${{\mathscr{F}}}_n:=g^{-n}({{\mathscr{F}}})$, $n\geq
0$, of algebras. Let $\psi$ be a real-valued function in $L^2(m)$ such that $\langle m,\psi\rangle=0$. Assume that $$\sum_{n\geq 0} \|{{\tt E}}(\psi |{{\mathscr{F}}}_n)\|_{L^2(m)}<\infty.$$ Then the positive number $\sigma$ defined by $$\sigma^2:=\langle m,\psi^2\rangle + 2\sum_{n\geq 1} \langle
m, \psi(\psi\circ g^n)\rangle$$ is finite. It vanishes if and only if $\psi$ is a coboundary. Moreover, when $\sigma\not=0$, then $\psi$ satisfies the CLT with variance


start with the following Bennett’s type inequality, see [@DemboZeitouni Lemma 2.4.1].

\[lemma\_Bennett\] Let $(M,{{\mathscr{F}}},m)$ be a probability space and ${{\mathscr{G}}}$ a $\sigma$-subalgebra of ${{\mathscr{F}}}.$ Assume that there is a constant $0<\nu<1$ and an element $A\in{{\mathscr{F}}}$ such that $m(A\cap B)=\nu m(B)$ for every $B\in{{\mathscr{G}}}$. Define $s^-:=\max\big\{1, \nu^{-1}(1-\nu)\big\}$ and $s^+:=\max\big\{1,\nu(1-\nu)^{-1}\big\}$. Let $\psi$ be a real-valued function on $M$ such that $\|\psi\|_{L^\infty(m)}\leq b$ and ${{\tt E}}(\psi|{{\mathscr{G}}})=0$. Then $${{\tt E}}(e^{\lambda\psi}|{{\mathscr{G}}}) \leq \nu e^{-s^-\lambda b}+ (1-\nu)e^{s^+\lambda b}$$ for every $\lambda\geq 0$.

Fix a strictly positive constant $\lambda$. Let $\psi_0$ be the function which is equal to $t^-:=-s^-\lambda b$ on $A$ and to $t^+:=s^+\lambda b$ on $M\setminus A$. We have $\psi_0^2\geq (\lambda b)^2\geq (\lambda \psi)^2$. We deduce from the hypothesis on $A$ and the relation $-\nu s^-+(1-\nu)s^+=0$ that ${{\tt E}}(\psi_0|{{\mathscr{G}}})=0$. Let $g(t)=a_0t^2+a_1t+a_2$, be the unique quadraticb}
+e^{(d-1)\lambda b}\over d}\Big]^n.\end{aligned}$$ Take $b:=\log n (\log \delta)^{-1}$ and $\lambda:=u\epsilon b^{-2}$ with a fixed $u>0$ small enough. We have $$cne^{-\alpha \delta^b} = cn e^{-\alpha n} \leq e^{-\alpha n/2}$$ for $n$ large. Since $u$ is small, $\lambda b$ is small. It follows that $$\begin{aligned}
{(d-1) e^{-\lambda b}+e^{(d-1)\lambda b}\over d} & \leq &  {(d-1) (1-\lambda
  b +\lambda^2b^2)+(1+(d-1)\lambda b+ (d-1)^2\lambda^2 b^2)\over d} \\
& \leq &  1+d^2\lambda^2b^2 \leq e^{d^2\lambda^2b^2} = e^{d^2u^2\epsilon^2b^{-2}}.\end{aligned}$$ Therefore $$de^{-\lambda n\epsilon} \Big [{(d-1) e^{-\lambda b}+e^{(d-1)\lambda
    b}\over d}\Big]^n \leq de^{-nu\epsilon^2 b^{-2}(1-d^2u)}=
de^{-n(\log n)^{-2}h_\epsilon}$$ for some constant $h_\epsilon>0$. We deduce from the previous estimates that $$\mu\big\{|{{\tt S}}_n\psi'|\geq  n\epsilon\big\}\leq e^{-n(\log
  n)^{-2}h_\epsilon}$$ for some constant $h_\epsilon>0$ and for $n$ large. So, $\psi'$ satisfies the LDT.

Now, using Proposition \[prop\_iterate\_holder\] we can prove the LDT for H[ö]{}lder continuous observables.

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with bounded jacobian which preserves $m$ as above. Let $\Lambda$ denote the adjoint of $f^*$ on $L^2(m)$. Let $\psi$ be a bounded real-valued measurable function. Assume there are constants $\delta>1$ and $c>0$ such that $$\langle m,
e^{\delta^n|\Lambda^n\psi-\langle m,\psi\rangle|}\rangle \leq c\quad \mbox{for every}\quad
n\geq 0.$$ Then $\psi$ satisfies the large deviations theorem, that is, for every $\epsilon>0$, there exists a constant $h_\epsilon>0$ such that $$m\Big\{ z\in M:\   \big\vert\frac{1}{n}\sum_{j=0}^{n-1}\psi\circ
f^j(z)- \langle m,\psi\rangle \big\vert >\epsilon \Big\}\leq
e^{-n (\log n)^{-2}h_\epsilon}$$ for all $n$ large enough.

The proof follows the same steps as in Section \[section\_ldt\]. The details are left to the reader. We only notice two important points. The property that $f$ is of bounded jacobian allows to prove an analog of Lemma \[lemma\_bounded\_part\]. Indeed, in the proof of that lemma, the inequality $\mu(W')\leq d^k\mu(W)$should be replaced by $m(W')\leq\kappa
m(W)$. The following version of the Bennett’s inequality replaces Lemma \[lemma\_Bennett\].

Let $\psi$ be a real-valued function on $M$ such that $\|\psi\|_{L^\infty(m)}\leq b$ and ${{\tt E}}(\psi|{{\mathscr{F}}}_1)=0$. Then $${{\tt E}}(e^{\lambda\psi}|{{\mathscr{F}}}_1) \leq { e^{-\lambda b}+e^{\lambda b} \over 2}$$ for every $\lambda\geq 0$.

We decompose the measure $m$ using the fibers of $f$. For $m$-almost every $x\in M$, there is a positive measure $m_x$ on $M_x:=f^{-1}(x)$ such that if $\varphi$ is a function in $L^1(m)$ then $$\langle m,\varphi\rangle = \int_M \langle m_x,\varphi\rangle
dm(x).$$ Since $m$ is invariant by $f$, we have $$\langle m,\varphi\rangle = \langle m,\varphi\circ f\rangle =\int_M
\langle m_x,\varphi\circ f\rangle dm(x)=\int_M \|m_x\|\varphi(x) dm(x).$$ Therefore, $m_x$ is a probability measure for $m$-almost every $x$. Using also the invariance of $m$, we obtain for $\varphi$ and $\phi$ in $L^2(m)$ that $$\begin{aligned}
\langle m


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Given a polynomial $f(t)\in {\mathbb{R}}[t]$ of degree $n$, if all the roots of $f(t)$ have negative real parts, then expanding $f(t)$ as a product of terms of the form $(t+r)$ and $(t+r+bi)(t+r-bi)$ implies that $f(t)\in {\mathbb{R}}_{> 0}[t]$. Thus, Ehrhart positivity is a consequence when $L_P(t)$ has roots with only negative real parts. One approach to investigating those $P$ such that $L_P(t)$ has roots with only non-negative real parts is to consider the generating function for $L_P(t)$. For any polynomial $f(t)\in {\mathbb{R}}[t]$ of degree $n$, there exist values $h^*_j\in {\mathbb{R}}$ with $\sum_{j=0}^nh_j^*\neq 0$ such that $$\sum_{t=0}^\infty f(t)z^t=\frac{\sum_{j=0}^nh_j^*z^j}{(1-z)^{n+1}} \, .$$ When $f(t)=L_P(t)$, it is known due to work of Stanley [@StanleyDecompositions] that $h_j^*\in {\mathbb{Z}}_{\geq 0}$ for all $j$, and we refer to the polynomial $h^*(P;z):=\sum_{j=0}^nh_j^*z^j$ as the *$h^*$-polynomial


\prod_{j=1}^p \left( 1 + z^{e_j} + z^{2 e_j} + \cdots z^{(\gamma_j-1) e_j} \right).
    \label{equ:geofac}$$ We also call the right hand side of the above equation a *geometric factorization* of $f(z)$.

We remark that geometric factorizations of a polynomial $f$ are not necessarily unique, e.g, $f(z) = 1 + z + z^2 + z^3$ is a geometric series itself, but can also be expressed as $(1+z)(1+z^2)$. As our first observation regarding geometric factorizations, we show that ordinary geometric series are $h^*$-polynomials for only one family of ${\Delta_{(1,\bq)}}$ simplices.

\[prop:oneinteger\] Assume Setup \[setup1\]. Then $h^*({\Delta_{(1,\bq)}}; z)$ is a geometric series if and only if $\bq$ is supported on one integer.

Suppose $\bq$ is supported on one integer $r,$ i.e. $q=(r^x)$ for some positive integers $r$ and $x$. Since $r$ divides\right\rangle} \times \cdots \times {\left\langle s_d \right\rangle} \ : \ \gcd(s_j, s_{j'}) \mid (i_j - i_{j'}) \text{ for all } 1 \le j < j' \le d \} \, .$$ The following result is a direct consequence of Theorem \[thm:GCRT\] and .

\[cor:GCRT\] For each $\bi \in I(\br)$, there exists a unique $\alpha \in {\left\langle {\mathrm{lcm}\left(r_1,\dots, r_d\right)} \right\rangle}$ such that $\alpha \equiv i_j\bmod s_j$ for each $1 \le j \le d.$

\[defn:omega\] We denote by $\alpha(\bi)$ the unique $\alpha$ assumed by the above corollary, and let $$\omega_j = \omega_j(\bi) := \left\lfloor \frac{\alpha(\bi)}{s_j} \right\rfloor.
    \label{equ:omegadefn}$$ Thus, $$\alpha(\bi) = \omega_j(\bi) \cdot s_j + i_j \, .
    \label{equ:alphabi}$$

The following theorem provides an expression for $g_\br^\bx(z)$ that we will rely on throughout the remainder of this


< 0$ and $i_1 -i_2 \ge 0$, noting the assumption that $k\geq 1$. One can similarly verify the right-hand inequality holds by considering the two cases $i_1-i_2 < (k-1)a$ and $i_1-i_2 \ge (k-1)a.$

Four Main Theorems
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\[thm:case0\] For $\br=(1,a)$ or $(a,1)$ and any R-multiplicity $\bx$, the resulting $g_\br^\bx(z)$ is a geometric series, which is a Kronecker polynomial.

Suppose $\br = (1, a)$ for some integer $a \ge 2.$ Then $\bs =(a, 1),$ $\brho = (-1, 0),$ and $\bx = (ac_1 -1, c_2)$ for some positive integers $c_1, c_2.$ Then $\omega_1(\bi) = \left( \rho_2 (i_1 - i_2) \bmod r_1 \right) = \left( 0 \bmod r_1 \right) = 0.$ Thus, $$\rho_1 \omega_1(\bi) + \rho_2 \omega_2(\bi) = -1 \cdot 0 + 0 \cdot \omega_2(\bi) = 0 \, .$$ Hence, $$g_{\br}^{\bx}(z) = \sum_{\bi \in {\left\langlec_1 -2,$ which corresponds to applying Theorem \[thm:case2\] with $a=3$ to obtain $\bx = (3c+1, 2c-1)$ for $c \ge 2.$

2.  Suppose $c_1 < c_2 + 1.$

    1.  If $c_2 + 1 = 2c_1,$ then either $\br=(2,9)$ and $c_1=1$ (so $\bx=(4,3)$), or $\br=(2,3)$ and $c_1$ can be any positive integer. Note that the latter situation corresponds to applying Theorem \[thm:case3\] with $a=2$ to obtain $\bx = (3c-2, 4c-1)$ for $c \ge 1.$

    2.  If $c_2 + 1 \neq 2 c_1$, then $c_2 = (2k-1) c_1 - k,$ which corresponds to cases given by Theorem \[thm:case1\] with $a=2$.

Our proof will require the following two lemmas. Recall that $[z^t]f(z)$ denotes the coefficient of $z^t$ in $f(z)$.

\[lem:basic-geofac\] Suppose $f(z)$ has a geometric factorization


$\br=\bx=(a_{n+1},a_{n})$. Then $$g_{(a_{n+1},a_{n})}^{(a_{n+1},a_{n})}(z)=\left( \sum_{i=0}^{a_n-1}z^i\right)\left( \sum_{i=0}^{a_{n+1}-1}z^i\right) \, .$$

There are several unique aspects of Conjecture \[conj:fib\] that distinguish it from the theorems where $\br=(a,ka-1)$. First, in the factorizations found in the $\br=(a,ka-1)$ setting, the $\br$-vector was fixed and the $\bx$-vector was varying. For this conjecture, both $\br$ and $\bx$ are varying simultaneously. Second, the arithmetical structure of the $\br$- and $\bx$-vectors in the $(a,ka-1)$ setting are considerably simpler than in this context. For example, consider the following lemma.

\[lem:fibprop\] The following properties hold for the sequence $(a_n)$.

1.  For $n\geq 2$, $1+a_{n-1}^2=a_na_{n-2}$.

2.  For $n\geq 0$, $1+a_{n}^2+a_{n+1}^2=3a_na_{n+1}$, and thus $\bx=(a_n,a_{n+1})$ is an R-multiplicity for $\br=(a_n,a_{n+1})$ with $\ell=3$ and the corrsponding ${\Delta_{(1,\bq)}}$ is reflexive.

3.  $\gcd(a_n,a_{n+1})=1$.

4.  [ For $\br=\bx=(a_{n+1},a_n)$ and $\bi=(i_1,i_2)\in {\left\langle a_n \right\rangle}\times {\left\langle a_{n+1} \right\rangle}$, we have $$\begin{aligned}
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1993 A.M.C. 2110
Margaret BOUCHARD, Petitioner,v.GENERAL DYNAMICS CORPORATION, and Director, Office ofWorkers' Compensation Programs, United StatesDepartment of Labor, Respondents.
No. 878, Docket 91-4149.
United States Court of Appeals,Second Circuit.
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Stephen C. Embry, Groton, Conn.  (Embry & Neusner, of counsel), for petitioner.
Michael S. Hertzig, Atty., U.S. Dept. of Labor, Washington, D.C.  (Marshall J. Breger, Sol. of Labor, Carol A. De Deo, Associate Sol., and Janet R. Dunlop, Counsel for Longshore, of counsel), for respondent Director, Office of Workers' Compensation Programs.
Before WINTER, PRATT and MAHONEY, Circuit Judges.
WINTER, Circuit Judge:

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Margaret Bouchard petitions for review of a decision of the Benefits Review Board crediting the amount paid in settlement of her claim under the Connecticut Workers' Compensation Act, Conn.Gen.Stat. §§ 31-275 et seq.  (1987), againstpayments of $100.75, and the federal payor is entitled to credit that lump sum.   Because the language of the statute is clear, we may not look to the legislative history, see Germain, 112 S.Ct. at 1149, although we also note that no pertinent history of any weight has been cited to us.

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Second, Mrs. Bouchard's view of Connecticut law--that federal awards must be credited against state awards--even if correct, does not alter our analysis because, under the Supremacy Clause, U.S. Const. art.  VI, cl. 2, the Longshore Act cannot be superseded by a state law, much less an order of a Compensation Commissioner.   The crediting by a state of a federal benefit against a state benefit, in other words, cannot alter the crediting directed


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Figure S5 shows a comparison of the free energy difference, $F_\mathrm{o}-F_\mathrm{}$, with and without the subgap bound state. As the lowest energy unoccupied state, the bound state causes the free energy to saturate at $F_\mathrm{o}-F_\mathrm{e}=E_0$ at low temperature. It should be noted that the free energy difference with a subgap bound state was also shown in Fig. 5 of Lafarge et al. [@Lafarge1993].

![**Effect of bound state on free energy.** Free energy difference $F_\mathrm{o}-F_\mathrm{e}$ versus temperature $T$ with and without the semiconductor bound state. All parameters the same as main text ($\Delta=180~\mathrm{\mu e V}$, $E_0=58~\mathrm{\mu e V}$, $\gamma=0$, $B=0$).capitalism; they attacked what they called free society itself.

Many neoreactionary positions — including the technophilic transhumanist crossover — are anticipated in the Manifesto of Futurism from 1908, particularly:

8. We are on the extreme promontory of the centuries! What is the use of looking behind at the moment when we must open the mysterious shutters of the impossible? Time and Space died yesterday. We are already living in the absolute, since we have already created eternal, omnipresent speed. 9. We want to glorify war — the only hygiene of the world — militarism, patriotism, the destructive gesture of the anarchists, the beautiful ideas which kill, and contempt for woman. 10. We want to demolish museums and libraries, fight morality, feminism and all opportunist and utilitarian cowardice.

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from the 1960s with libertarianism and techno-utopianism [30].

In the Francophone world, the thought of Guillaume Faye also anticipates neoreaction in several particulars. Faye calls his ideas archeofuturism; this "calls for 'the re-emergence of archaic configurations' – 'pre-modern, inegalitarian, and non-humanist'" and advocates traditional spirituality and concepts of sovereignty while hoping for a technological utopia. This, by Faye's reckoning, is the only way to defeat "the American party", which he continues to identify with egalitarianism and democracy.[31] (Faye wrote in 1999, so he had the opportunity to acquaint himself well enough with recent U.S. history to know better.) Faye has also spoken at a conference hosted by the white supremacist magazine American Renaissance.

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“ ” I am at the moment writing a lengthy indictment against ourcentury. When my brain begins to reel from my literary labors, I make an occasional cheese dip.

The main thing neoreactionaries do is blog. One common feature of the movement is a long-winded — ridiculously long-winded — and oblique prose style, eager to show off its mastery of historical trivia; it seems more poetry than politics at times. This is right-wing politics taken to an extreme: radical, deliberately "transgressive" posturing in obscurantist prose. The formulated utilitarian view of human life that is reflected in the writings of neoreactionaries is anticipated by sociologists Theodor Adorno and Max Horkheimer of the Frankfurt School in their text Dialectic of Enlightenment, holding that the elevation of reason over other human values tends to treat people as means to an end, and elevates Progress


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my progress, but also other seniors do pay attention to what I do and, even
though I am mostly learning new stuff now, they make me feel that I contribute
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Beside the
requirements to the office and the presence of experienced developers my
wishlist included the desired size of the team – I thought that it should
lie somewhere between five and eight people. The company failed this
expectation as well – I am actually going to become the third guy working on a
project and we don’t expect any more newcomers. At the same time, after the
week on job I feel I can’t easily draw a line between our team andcomes to topics of money.

Acting paranoid about getting the mail or trying to filter the mail before you can see it.

Switching to paperless or digital mail from financial institutions.

If you notice any of these signs, you might want to talk to your partner.

How Can You Avoid Financial Infidelity?

“Be open and honest about your finances. Keep in mind that nearly everyone has screwed up or made poor decisions,” Rind says. Schedule monthly money dates and if you share a joint account, make sure that you have access to it.

Also check your credit report together each year to get a clear picture of where you stand financially.

While you’re at it, talk about your shared goals and dreams. Make money about more than just money.

What happens if you realize that you’re


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from hours to weeks[@b9][@b24][@b26].

The use of conventional desktop computers limits the user mobility and data accessibility, slowing down data-driven decision-making processes. This is especially problematic when monitoring over extended periods of time. Recent advances in mobile technologies such as smartphones and tablets[@b27][@b28][@b29][@b30][@b31][@b32][@b33][@b34][@b35][@b36][@b37][@b38], and especially new wearable devices such as bands and smart watches[@b39][@b40][@b41], have paved an entirely new avenue for fulfilling these tasks in a much more flexible and remote manner, greatly reducing the labor effort and improving data accessibility. Among all, the Google Glass ([Supplementary Fig. 1](#S1){ref-type="supplementary-material"}) accounts for one of the most promising smart devices concept, relying on a hands-free computing system with accurate voice control and imaging capabilities to enable on-the-fly human-machine interactions. The built-in wireless functions (Wi-Fi and Bluetooth) potentiate mobility by connecting directly


status (on/off) of each one of the electrovalves in the Google App Engine, and the Linux board periodically checks for these status and makes concordant changes. Together, the developed platform allows the Glassware to update the user on data coming from the sensors and enable the user to take action through the control of electrovalves.

Physical sensing units for real-time temperature and pH monitoring
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Microfabricated sensors were obtained using our published miniaturized approach[@b48]. [Figure 2A](#f2){ref-type="fig"} shows a schematic of the sensor array measuring 2.2 × 15 mm^2^, which hosts five biosensor platforms, a temperature sensor, and a pH electrode. The entire sensor array was fabricated from biocompatible materials and integrated with a complementary metal-oxide semiconductor (CMOS) chip for measurements. As a proof of principle, we chose to only probe the temperature and pHthe bottom of the bioreactor for real-time monitoring, and connected to the BeagleBone board. The insets in [Fig. 4F--J](#f4){ref-type="fig"}, show the change in color of the liquid pumped into the bioreactor chamber, monitored by the mini-microscope in real-time. The dynamic process of synchronized mini-microscope recording, the activation of the valves, and injection of reagents into the bioreactor, together with the commands on the Google Glass can be observed in [Supplementary Movie 7](#S1){ref-type="supplementary-material"}.

Simultaneous remote control and monitoring of liver-on-a-chip for drug testing
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The main purpose of the liver is to provide detoxification of various metabolites, protein/enzyme synthesis, and the production of bile necessary for digestion of food, rendering hepatotoxicity studies an important target for multiple fields. Here we introduced human primary hepatocytes into the chamber of the microfluidic bioreactor to