data.\
This concludes proof of Theorem \[thm:Main\].

Derivation of the equation of motion {#app:reduction}
====================================

As discussed in the beginning of Section \[sect:formulation\], we consider the mapping depending on a scalar function $\phi(t,y)$ satisfying $\phi(t,y) = \phi(t,-y)$: $$(t,y,\omega) \mapsto \left( t,{\left\langle y \right\rangle} +
\frac{\phi(t,y)}{{\left\langle y \right\rangle}}, \sinh^{-1}y - \frac{y}{{\left\langle y \right\rangle}}
\phi(t,y),\omega\right)$$ and we ask that this mapping has vanishing mean curvature. We remind our readers that we use the Japanese bracket notation ${\left\langle y \right\rangle} =
\sqrt{1 + y^2}$. Using that the mean curvature is the first variation of the volume form, we can derive the equation of motion by considering formally the Euler-Lagrange equation associated to the volume density of the pull-back metric. An elementary computation shows that for the mapping above, the pull-back metric is $$\begin{gathered}
-(1 - \phi_t^2) \mathrm{d}t^2 + \left(\frac{y}{{\left\langle y \right\rangle}} -
\frac{y\phi}{{\left\langle y \right\rangle}^3} & \partial_yB &= B'\phi_y+
\frac{2y\phi}{{\left\langle y \right\rangle}^4}\\
&= A' \phi_y + y A' B, & &= B'\phi_y + 2yB'(B-1),\end{aligned}$$ and also $$\begin{aligned}
K' &= 2BB' - 2BB'\phi_t^2,\\
\partial_tK &= 2\phi_y \phi_{ty} + 2B\partial_tB -
2B\partial_t B\phi_t^2 -
2B^2\phi_t\phi_{tt}, \\
\partial_yK &= 2\phi_y\phi_{yy} + 2B\partial_yB -
2B\partial_yB \phi_t^2 - 2B^2\phi_t.
\phi_{ty}.\end{aligned}$$ The Euler-Lagrange equations become $$A'\sqrt{K} + A\frac{K'}{2\sqrt K} = -\frac{\partial}{\partial t}
\left[  \frac{AB^2 \phi_t}{\sqrt{K}} \right] +
\frac{\partial}{\partial y} \left[
\frac{A\phi_y}{\sqrt{K}}\right]$$ which implies $$\begin{aligned}
ABB'\left[ 1 - (\phi_t)^2\right] K + A'K^2 &= K^{\frac32}
\frac{\partial}{\partial y} \left[
\frac{A\phi_y}{\sqrt{K}}\right] -
K^{\frac32}\frac{\partial}{\partial t}
\left[  \frac{AB^2 \phi_t}{\sqrt{K}} \right]\\
&= K\left[ \partial_yA \phi_y + A\phi_{yy}\right] -
\frac12 A\phi_y\partial_yK +
\frac12AB^2\phi_t\partial_tK\\
& \quad -K \left[ \partial_t A B^2 \phi_t +
2AB\partial_tB\phi_t + AB^2 \phi_{tt}\right]\\
&= K\left[ A'(\phi_y)^2 + yA'B\phi_y +
A\phi_{yy}\right] - A(\phi_y)^2
\phi_{yy}\\
&\quad - AB\partial_yB\phi_y +
AB\partial_yB\phi_y(\phi_t)^2 +
2 AB^2\phi_y\phi_t\phi_{ty} \\
&\quad + AB^3\partial_tB\phi_t - AB^3
\partial_tB(\phi_t)^3
-AB^4 (\phi_t)^2 \phi_{tt}\\ &\quad - KB\left[AB
\phi_{tt} + A'B (\phi_t)^2


N_1.$$ Starting with $A$, the only delicate term is $y^2[P_cG]_t$, and here we may easily omit the $P_c$(as the weight $y^2$ gets absorbed by $g_d$ otherwise). Then the bound $$\big\|y^2\nabla_{t,y}^{\beta}G_t\big\|_{L_y^2}\lesssim {\varepsilon}\langle t\rangle^{(1+[\frac{2|\beta|}{N_1}])100\nu}$$ is clear for all the weighted terms (with weight at least $\langle y\rangle^{-2}$). For the pure cubic terms, we reduce to $$y^2\big(\phi_t^2\tilde{\psi}_{yy}\big)_t,\, y^2\big(\phi_y\phi_t\tilde{\psi}_{ty}\big)_t,\,y^2\big(\phi_y^2\tilde{\psi}_{tt}\big)_t$$ as well as their derivatives. In each of these we gain one factor $t^{-1}$ by placing $(\phi_{t,y})^2$ into $L^\infty$, and an extra factor $t^{-1}$ by using $$\big\|\tilde{\psi}_{tt}\big\|_{L^2_{y}(y\ll t)} + \big\|\tilde{\psi}_{ty}\big\|_{L^2_{y}(y\ll t)}\lesssim t^{-1}\big\|\nabla_{t,y}\langle\Gamma_2\rangle\tilde{\psi}\big\|_{L_y^2}$$ Finally, the factor $\tilde{\psi}_{yy}$ may be replaced by $\tilde{\psi}_{tt}$ up to easily controllable errors, using the equation for $\tilde{\psi}$.\
The same reasoning applies to the term $B$, except that now we also have the terms $$y\tilde{\psi}_{tt},\,t\tilde{\psi}_{yt},$$ which are controlled by $$\big\|y\tilde{\psi}_{tt}\big\|_{L_y^2(y\ll t)}to the four-dimensional energy critical wave equation, Anal. PDE, **5** (2012), 777–829.

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effect on host vero cells, as measured by the trypan blue-exclusion method. It showed, however, considerable hemolytic activity against human red blood cells. Experiments including acyclovir (ACV) as a reference viral inhibitor indicated that the mode of action of mod-1 is different from that of ACV. In contrast to ACV, the peptide inactivates the virus following a very short incubation before vero cell infection, suggesting some kind of direct interaction of the peptide with the viral envelope, rather than inhibition of viral DNA replication or gene expression. Our results suggest that mod-1 may be an effective topical antiviral agent against herpes viruses.his first name) pause for thought. Chenxing, a boyish, skittish 35, has been trading bitcoin for the past four months, after giving up his “too comfortable” job as a geo-information engineer for the government. The government’s pressure on bitcoin platforms is “not so easy to understand,” he tells me. “I’m not sure it’s really about money laundering … they try to control [bitcoin], but they cannot”.

For Chenxing, it’s the system itself that is vulnerable: “Technology changes every day,” he explains. “Maybe tomorrow a hacker can find a way to crack bitcoin … the security is from mathematics. If you can crack the mathematics, bitcoin is nothing.” That’s why, even though Chenxing describes himself as a “believer” in bitcoin, he doesn’t plan to stay involved for the long term.

“It’s


me over coffee in a slick café and co-working space from where Gibson does most of his work remotely.

“I don’t think economies should be built on inflated numbers, and I think it’s kind of ridiculous that everybody relies on this inflated number in their bank account when it’s definitely not there … bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies are making it so that we are our own banks, and that’s one less things we have to worry about.” Gibson owns two companies in China, and as far as possible uses bitcoin for all his daily expenses, converting the personal profits he makes into bitcoin to avoid using banks.

One of the commonly cited weaknesses in the bitcoin system is that if you lose your private key to access your bitcoin wallet,Genetic positioning of aquabirnavirus isolates from cultured Japanese eel Anguilla japonica in Korea.
Aquabirnavirus is an epizootic virus in Japanese eel Anguilla japonica farms in Korea, although its origin is unclear. In the present study, nucleotide sequences of the VP2/NS junction region of 9 Korean aquabirnaviruses from cultured eel in various areas of Korea during 2000-2009 were analyzed to evaluate their genetic relatedness to worldwide isolates. The nucleotide sequences showed more than 94.2% identity among the 9 Korean eel isolates, 71.2% identity among 16 Korean isolates from freshwater and marine fish, and 71.1% identity among 25 worldwide isolates. All 9 isolates in this study were phylogenetically classified into genogroup II, including isolates from Denmark, Spain, Taiwan and Japan, and were discrete from salmonid and marine fish isolates (genogroup I


at trial, husband argued:
“Looking at the totality of the circumstances, including the income that is available for
the parties, the fact that Husband has already paid $15,000.00 for Wife’s fees (by order of
November 5, 2009[,] and May 17, 2010), and the conduct and tactics of Wife’s ‘shadow
counsel’ in churning emotions, Husband maintains that the $45,000.00 should be reduced
substantially, if not completely eliminated.”
         Judge Proud issued his tentative decision in writing on September 14, 2012
(September 14 order). On page 15 of his 16-page decision, Judge Proud ruled on the
issue of attorney fees: “To date, [husband] has paid $15,000.00 toward[] attorney fees
for [wife]. The court has not counted the $10,000.00 paid May 7, 2009[,] because he was
given credit for this amount in theof entry of judgment was filed the same day.
       Wife then filed a motion for “enforcement of order” on or about August 29, 2013.
In her motion, wife asked the trial court to compel husband to pay, among other things,
the $45,000 in attorney fees that were ordered by Judge Melikian on March 15, 2011.
Husband opposed Wife’s motion. With regard to the $45,000 in attorney fees, he argued
Judge Melikian’s March 15, 2011, order (March 15 order) was “vacated” by Judge Proud
in his September 14 order after trial, which was then incorporated into the June 6, 2013,
judgment.
       Judge Proud heard wife’s motion on October 3, 2013. Husband appeared with
counsel; wife again appeared in propria persona. Judge Proud initially observed


                                  5
terms, modifiable. On the other hand, husband argued, the court’s September 14 order
after trial, which was later incorporated into the judgment, was a final judgment that was
not subject to modification. The trial court, therefore, erred in modifying that judgment.
       On March 17, 2014, the trial court issued an ex parte minute order finding no
opposition was made to its October 16, 2013, tentative ruling. The court thus deemed the
tentative ruling “as the final order.”
       After issuing the March 17, 2014, order, the courtJudge Proud found that wife lacked sufficient
financial resources to present her case adequately because, although there was an order
for support, husband was substantially in arrears: “although a support order payable from
[husband] to [wife] was made by stipulation in 2010; as of the date of Judge Melikian’s

                                              7
March 15, 2011[,] order, [husband] was substantially in arrears on support.” This is not a
clerical change, nor is it a mere clarification, it reflects a change in the court’s opinion
regarding the evidence presented at the July 24,


order of acute toxicity, and DMIPA was moderately toxic with an LT50 of 3.2 h for a saturated vapor atmosphere exposure. A 4 h-LC50 (rat combined sex) of 1461 ppm was determined for DMEA. All alkylalkanolamines studied, except MDEA, were moderately to markedly irritating and caused variable degrees of skin corrosivity; MDEA caused only transient minor skin irritation. In accord with the skin irritancy results, the eye irritancy from 0.005 ml MEA, DMEA, DMIPA and BDEA was severe, and that from MDEA was slight. Exposure to these compounds has implications for occupational health procedures./* eslint-disable */
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  id?: Resolver<Maybe<ResolversTypes['ID']>, ParentType, ContextType>;
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= 909 + -115. Is h a composite number?
True
Is (-2)/4*((-1013664)/(-12))/(-4) a prime number?
True
Is -6 + -2 + 4 + 3911 a prime number?
True
Suppose 0*c + 2*c - 6 = 0. Suppose -c*l + 5752 = 5*l. Is l a prime number?
True
Let x(b) = -b**3 - 5*b**2 + 13*b + 9. Suppose 8*f - 3*f + 45 = -3*g, 4*g = -5*f - 55. Is x(g) prime?
True
Let y = -82 + 124. Suppose -3*f - y = -303. Is f prime?
False
Let y(w) = 3*w**2 - 8*w + 2. Let l be y(3). Suppose -8*p = -3*p - 5*b - 25, l*p - b - 25 = 0. Suppose p*j = 7*j - 1306. Is j a prime number?
True
Let u = -208 + 621. Is u prime?
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Let s(x) = 6*x**2/*
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package io.hops.transaction.lock;

import io.hops.metadata.hdfs.entity.HashBucket;
import io.hops.metadata.hdfs.entity.Replica;
import io.hops.transaction.EntityManager;
import org.apache.hadoop.hdfs.server.blockmanagement.HashBuckets;

import java.io.IOException;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Collection;
import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.List;

public class HashBucketsLocksAllFileBlocks extends LockWithType {

  HashBucketsLocksAllFileBlocks() {
    super(Type.HashBucket);
  }

  @Override
  protected void acquire(TransactionLocks locks) throws IOException {
    setLockMode(TransactionLockTypes.LockType.WRITE);
    if (locks.containsLock(Type.Replica) || locks.containsLock(Type.ReplicaUnderConstruction)) {
      Collection<Object> blks = ((BlockRelatedLock) locks.getLock(Type.Replica)).getBlocks();
      blks.addAll(((BlockRelatedLock) locks.getLock(Type.ReplicaUnderConstruction)).getBlocks());

      List<Replica> replicas = new ArrayList<>();
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    BLF operated a horse farm on the

subject property. In addition to BLF, the complaint named Dale (the owner of BLF), his

ex-wife Audrey Ross, Dale’s brother, Gene Ross, and Gene’s wife, Beverly Ross,1 as

defendants having an interest in the property.

       {¶3}    Beverly filed a Cross-Claim on March 27, 2007, subsequently amended, in

which she raised claims arising from BLF/Dale’s failure to make payments on a

promissory note in the amount of $103,385, which had been executed by Dale as

president of BLF in December 2003. Beverly requested a judgment for the amount

owed under the promissory note and that the mortgage securing the loan be foreclosed.

       {¶4}    On April 6, 2007,


the Treasurer filed a voluntary dismissal of the

foreclosure action since BLF satisfied the delinquent tax obligation.

       {¶5}    Audrey Ross filed an Answer and Cross-Claim on May 3, 2007, in which

she asserted that BLF had executed and delivered to her a mortgage deed in the sum

of $9,253 to secure a judgment awarded against Dale in their divorce proceedings.

1. During the course of the proceedings, several parties passed away. The Estates of Audrey, Dale, and
Gene were substituted for those individuals while the proceedings were pending. The Estate of Dale
Ross was substituted for BLF after it dissolved in 2017.

                       the mortgage

was timely brought to the attention of the Court,” since the mortgage was executed in

1986 and the proceedings had been pending since 2007.

        {¶11} On August 17, 2018, Beverly filed a Motion to Vacate the June 7, 2018

judgment confirming the sale, restating the prior allegations relating to the validity of

Audrey’s mortgage. She also argued that, after being informed through a May 31, 2018

letter that the mortgage was fraudulent, counsel for Audrey’s estate provided the court

with a “knowingly fraudulent entry” prepared for the court’s signature, to confirm the

sale. On September 26, 2018, the trial court issued a Judgment Entry, denying this

motion.2

        {¶12} Beverly timely appeals and raises the following assignment of error:


final peace of the world may be assured for ever.”

Wells brushed shoulders with and had intimate relationships with some of the most prominent people of his day. He wrote the introduction for Planned Parenthood founder Margaret Sanger’s 1922 book Pivot of Civilization.

Thomas Henry Huxley, often referred to as “Darwin’s Bulldog,” tutored H.G. Wells and taught him biology.

Interestingly, Aldous Huxley (known for his book Brave New World) and Julian Huxley (credited with creating UNESCO) were T.H. Huxley’s grandsons.

Could it be that a close relationship with contemporary elites had something to do with his uncanny ability to predict the future shape of the world?

Ultimately, Wells wrote that a world government is to be established. Wells writes – again, in 1901 –

“…it will at last, though probably only after a secondif classes in ["all", "present"] else classes
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purpose as far as I can see, better to keep it as a synonym.

So, in short - unless someone can clarify why the two are/should be distinct tags, and whether the two terms mean separate things (and where those differences arise), I think "inequation" has more merit as a tag synonym than either being deleted or being its own tag.

in "Taris" or the watery scenes of L'Atalante, and
certainly don't blame me if you suddenly find yourself wanting to go to Nice.
All joking aside, this is the kind of release that earns Criterion its sterling
reputation. Important—not to mention good—films given a
stunning presentation and surrounded by informative extras. Rent it if you have
no idea who Jean Vigo is, and if you know exactly who that anarchist Frenchman
was, you don't need me to tell you what to do.

The Verdict

Despite the brevity of his career, Jean Vigo is free to go.

Give us your feedback!

Did we give The Complete Jean Vigo (Blu-ray) Criterion Collection a fair trial? yes / no

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perfect for brightening your day eh? to think i was reading this before training, no wonder i was a little nuts today. but anyway, the book ended. and


these individuals are so unlucky as I; it is therefore necessary that I accuse them all’…

And since he could not by any means find the six or seven persons who had accused him, he had no choice than to declare a greater number of innocents, who had never thought of him in any way whatsoever… thus eternally feeding the Holy Office’s eager headhunting and money grabbing !

All the belongings and properties of the accused were confiscated, be it of those condemned to death, or of those who escape from it, by confessing, because in both cases they were reputed as guilty; and as the inquisition wanted the fortune rather than the life of the prisoner, according to their laws, they cynically only delivered to the secular arm (forcarrying out the burnings) the relapsed who refused to confess the accusations made against them.

Out of one hundred people condemned to the stake as Jews, maybe only four had continued with Jewish mores, whilst all the others cried out loud until their last pitiful gasp that they were Christians, and that they had been Christians all their lives, and adored Jesus Christ as their only and real God. Neither the tears nor the protests of those wretched (as wretched were those who suffered for not confessing a lie) were of any avail. Whereas on the other hand a great number of witnesses, for fear of being burnt to death, were obliged to accuse those innocents.

If Christians taken for secret Jews were unjustly delivered to the executioners, it was


Below this portrait were written down the name of the condemned and the crimes.But for those who accused themselves, after the sentence was pronounced, and who were not relapsed, a different Samarra was given: in these brown vests the flames were facing downwards, which is called ‘fogo revolto’.

The Sambenitos were distributed to about twenty of the natives accused of necromancy and to one Portuguese accused of the same crime and who was also a new Christian.After the distribution of the Sambenitos, five pointed bonnets or mitres of cardboard, all painted with demons and flames, and the word ‘feiticeiro’ (sorcerer) were brought and placed on the heads of the persons accused of necromancy. Standing up all night, at last at 5.30 a.m., the sun rose, and the bell ofthe cathedral started tolling. This was the signal for the population of Goa to wake up, and come to witness the august ceremony of the ‘auto da fe’’ which was considered as a triumph of the Holy Office.

By daylight, each convict was ordered to march alongside a godfather, one of the officials assigned to each victim. It was a great honor to be appointed godfather for these ceremonies. Dellon’s godfather was the Admiral of the Armada of the Indies. The procession was led through the long streets of the city, so that the multitudes could watch the ugly pageant. Finally, covered with shame and confusion, tired of the long march, the condemned reached the church of St. Francis, which was decked with great pomp and circumstance. The altar


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4           Ipad

In the example table above I will therefore get the CompanyID = 4.
I have tried to use the same logic as in SQL from the this post but Access doesn't allow syntax USING.
The SQL query used in post is:
SELECT CompanyID
FROM DATA AS a
  JOIN DATA AS b
  USING (CompanyID)
WHERE a.Product_Name = "Iphone"
  AND b.Product_Name = "Ipad";

Any feedback is much appreciated.

A:

Since you state:

So all CompanyID that has only two rows with specific values... In the
  example table above I will therefore get the CompanyID = 4.

It would seem that you require the CompanyID for which the only two Product_Name values are Ipadhuge write up here but this is a jam that is always emotional, but more so with the current situation with the band. Nothing but love for them. Anyway, enjoy!

This might be 2016's breakout artist of the year. Glass Animals blends 1000 instruments and influences all into one sack of musical fertility. You can hear sleigh bells, tabla drums, and distorted electronics that sound like a lost Peter Gabriel song sung by Lou Reed. This song is defintily a summer jam but at its core is about emotional abuse and parental acceptance. Forget all that you want the song?

A little while back Paul shared a jam that was pretty heavy and I just wanted to show that Canada has some pretty heavy bands too. Yes, Nickelback is obviously


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average along with 4 home runs, 534 runs batted in and a .365 on-base percentage. He possessed strong defensive skills, leading American League catchers in fielding percentage three consecutive years (1926–28), finishing with a .982 career fielding percentage. Ruel also led American League catchers three times in putouts and assists and twice in range factor and in baserunners caught stealing. He made 23 double plays in 1924, the seventh highest season total for catchers in major league history. His reputation as a defensive stand out is enhanced because of the era in which he played. In the Deadball Era, catchers played a huge defensive role, given the large number of bunts and stolen base attempts, as well as the difficulty of handling the spitball pitchers who dominated pitching       "Must be a 3 letter airport code.",
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Irish-born actress Maureen O’Hara was one of the biggest stars in films of the 1940s and ’50s, an era when it was common for leading ladies to be domineered by male heroes.

But not the fiery O’Hara. She more than held her own in her most heralded roles, even against as forceful a presence as John Wayne, with whom she made five films including the classic “The Quiet Man.”

“I was the only leading lady big enough and tough enough for John Wayne,” she wrote in her 2004 memoir, “‘Tis Herself.”

“Duke’s presence was so strong that when audiences saw him finally meet a woman of equal hell and fire, it was exciting and thrilling.”

She also proudly included in her book Wayne’s description of her: “She’s big, lusty, absolutely marvelous —Jake.”

The actress married three times, and only the last was a happy union.

She became a stay-at-home wife after marrying Charles F. Blair on March 12, 1968. A retired Air Force brigadier general and World War II hero, Blair had been the first pilot to fly solo over the North Pole. They met when he was the pilot of the flight that took her to visit Ireland for the first time after World War II.

O’Hara soon walked away from Hollywood, and moved to St. Croix in the Virgin Islands, where Blair had started a Caribbean airline, Antilles Air Boats. Blair made her public relations officer, and later bought Virgin Islander magazine, naming her publisher.

But it was not to last. Blair, whom O’Hara speculated in her book was working with


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Tweety (voiced by Joe Alaskey) – A cute but sadisticsocial media help stop the spread of HIV?

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Multivibrator Circuit Example

It can produce its own input signal with the help of a resistor and capacitor network connected as feedback between inverting input and output pin. Connect a voltage divider between the non-inverting and output terminal. The circuit will behave as a multivibrator and generates rectangular pulses. Figure (4) shows the circuit of a multivibrator.set are better than his at 55. It’s a big cut for him, but he’s not a big 170-pounder. He’s fighting guys there that are coming down from 190, so he’s at a big strength disadvantage there. He’s probably a guy that would be best between 160 and 165, but unfortunately for him, they don’t have that weight class.

PC: Ron, you’re an African American trainer and that’s rare in itself in the sport of mixed martial arts. This past event saw, for the first time, two African American fighters headline a UFC event. Do you think we will see more of this with up-and-coming stars like Anthony Johnson and Jon Jones on the horizon?

RF: We’ll see. A couple of years ago, I did an article, and I think


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Suppose -2*b + 18 = 0, 5*n + 17 = n + 5*b. Calculate the greatest common divisor of n and 973.
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Let a(u) = u**2 + u + 2. Let t(z) = 3*z - 9. Let p be t(3). Let k be a(p). Suppose 0*f + 20 = k*f. Calculate the greatest common factor of 15 and f.
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Suppose -63*s + 329650 = 124*s + 80379. What is the highest commonthere is a statistical model fit preference for using non-mono-exponential diffusion models in bone metastases from prostate cancer before and after initiation of antiandrogen treatment. The additional parameters derived using these models may provide additional information, which may improve the evaluation of treatment response and may permit detecting the onset of antiandrogen resistance at an earlier time point. Our results show that the stretched exponential model was favoured within the majority of tumours. Its derived parameters DDC and α demonstrated very good measurement repeatability and were also sensitive to treatment effects. We observed a moderate correlation of the two parameters, which indicates that they contain a certain amount of complementary information, which may be exploited to improve treatment response assessment. Thus, the stretched exponential may be utilized as


and many of the parameters are expected to exhibit a high degree of correlation.

Pearson's correlation coefficient across times was used to assess correlations between the PSA and the parameters of each diffusion model. Moreover, correlations between the ADC and the diffusion coefficients of the non-mono-exponential models and between the parameters within each non-mono-exponential model were evaluated.

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It is recognized in the prior art that waterflooding can only recover a fraction of the oil present in the formation and there are many prior art references suggesting incorporating surface active agents or surfactants in


Sup35-PrP protein system, the effects of mutations associated with prion disease can be assessed by fiber formation *in vitro*and compared to their *in vivo*behavior in yeast, and vice versa.

In this study, we investigate the properties of the PrP ORD and disease-associated repeat expansion on amyloid fiber formation in an effort to distinguish between the properties of an ORD with non-pathological versus pathological repeat lengths. To this end, we have purified recombinant protein that encompasses the NM region of wild type Sup35p (Sup35NM) and that of chimeras with five (SP5NM), eight (SP8NM), 11 (SP11NM) or 14 (SP14NM) repeats of PrP precisely substituted for the Sup35p ORD and characterized their kinetic, morphological and biochemical properties.

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We purified the NM regiondid not acquire the \[*PSI*^+^\] phenotype (Fig. [2](#F2){ref-type="fig"}) in over 200 colonies tested, while 25%--30% of cells transformed with fibers acquired the \[*PSI*^+^\] phenotype (Fig. [2](#F2){ref-type="fig"}, data not shown). These data suggest that preformed seeds of SP14NM did not exist in the presence of 6 M GdHCl. However, formally the possibility exists that seeds are formed that are resistant to both denaturants and cause the reaction to appear as a seeded reaction. We observed that cells transformed with SP14NM fibers formed at 4°C generated mostly strong \[*PSI*^+^\] while 25°C yielded exclusively weak \[*PSI*^+^\] (Fig. [2](#F2){ref-type="fig"}). This illustrates the infectious nature of the *in vitro*formed SP14NM fibers. The appearance of strong and weak \[*PSI*^+^\] strains in cells that were transformed with fibers formed at different temperatures is in agreement


with previously published results for Sup35NM \[[@B42]\]. The concept of yeast prion strain variants and their basis of structural variability has been studied extensively \[[@B42]-[@B45]\] and is presumably recapitulated with our repeat expansion chimeras.

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120-fold in FFB buffer (150 mM NaCl, 5 mM KPO~4~, pH 7.5) for fiber formation assays. Fiber formation was followed by monitoring Thioflavin-T binding (100-fold excess). Thioflavin-T fluorescence was continuously measured using PTI Quantamaster spectrofluorometer (Photon Technology International, Inc., Santa Clara, CA).

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Samples of fibrillar Sup35NM, SP5NM, SP8NM, SP11NM and SP14NM were allowed to settle onto freshly glow-discharged 200 mesh carbon-formvar coated copper grids for 5 minutes. Grids were then rinsed twice with water and stained with 1% uranyl acetate (Ted Pella) for one minute. Samples were viewed on a JEOL 1200EX transmission electron microscope (JEOL USA).

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Amyloid fibers were formed by incubating recombinant protein diluted 120-fold in FFB overnight at room temperature while rotating end-over-end. The reaction was separated into pellet and supernatant fractions by centrifugation (16,000a police fingerprint expert who determined they were not of adequate quality.

That fingerprint expert then took two further sets of prints the following day, on 22nd June 1994, Mr Burgess said in a statement. "These are the quality prints which have always been relied on in this case by fingerprint experts.

"A copy of the right thumb print from one of these sets taken by the fingerprint expert on 22nd June was issued by police following last month's 3rd Degree programme."

Police are applying for access to all of the original prints. These are held by the court, not by police, the statement said.

"These will be examined thoroughly to see if they assist in determining the nature of the marks on Robin Bain's thumb.

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Where can I ask a question regarding programming software that creates electronic circuits?

I have a question about how long it might take to program a piece of software that creates electronic circuit schematics and stuff. In order to answer the question, one needs to know how logic gates are built and how multiple levels of algorithmisation can save a lot of time and effort.
Should I ask on Stack Overflow, Super User, or Electrical Engineering?

A:

I'd say certainly not Super User, or for that matter, either other site.
Scope aside, the question can't really be answered.

I have a question about how long it might take to program a piece of software that creates electronic circuit schematics and stuff.

Depends on the complexity of the software and how simple you want to make itgay marriage ban want a federal judge to decide the case himself without having to go to full trial. Associated Press reporter Bob Christie, who is covering the issue, will discuss the lawsuit.

July 2, 2014

The Civil Rights Act was enacted on July 2, 1964 and prohibits discrimination of all kinds based on race, color, religion, or national origin. It also provides the federal government with the powers to enforce desegregation. Civil rights activist Dr. Warren Stewart of the First Institutional Baptist Church in Phoenix and Matthew Whitaker, an Arizona State University Foundation professor of History, will discuss the law and its impact.

June 23, 2014

June 17, 2014

The State Transportation Board recently voted to move forward with Arizona’s Five-year Transportation Facilities Construction Program. The vote gives the go ahead to


Arizona Division of the Occupational Safety and Health Administration is releasing its report on the Yarnell Hill Fire, which killed 19 firefighters. Jim Cross, who covers wildfires for KTAR radio, will discuss the report.

November 21, 2013

The 50th Anniversary of President John F. Kennedy’s assassination is November 22nd. His influence was felt in Arizona on the Central Arizona Project and in the political career of former Arizona Governor Raul Castro. Visiting Scholar in Legal History at the law firm of Snell & Wilmer Jack August, will discuss Kennedy’s Arizona connections.

November 6, 2013

October 30, 2013

Democrats in the state senate have ousted Minority Leader Leah Landrum Taylor and replaced her with Senator Anna Tovar as their leader. Arizona Capitol Times Reporter Luige del Puerto will discuss the situation.

October 17, 2013

President Obamaof some current federal funding for Medicaid in the state. The Arizona Republic reporter Mary K. Reinhart will provide the details.

There will be a free screening of the Bill Moyers production, “The United States of ALEC,” sponsored by AFSCME, the Arizona public employees union. ALEC IS the American Legislative Exchange Council, and critics say it allows corporations to direct and produce legislation for state legislatures. Common Cause President and CEO Bob Edgar will introduce the film and present a new report on all ALEC-backed legislation introduced in Arizona this year.

March 18, 2013

March 4, 2013

The Phoenix City Council approved an ordinance banning discrimination against those from the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender communities. Now that the ordinance is in place, city council member Tom Simplot will explain how it


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researched and interviewed people involved in the movements from the local community. The course culminated with student presentations "Radicals in these Hills: Oral Histories of Vermont in the '70s" in the Marlboro College Campus Center.

Gordon writes, “I source real lives for live theater, focusing new attention on those who drift or are forced to the historic margin. My last five works scoured the 19th century; forcing back decade-by-decade toward a contemporary view of our past cleansed of nostalgia’s distorting glow. Now I turn to a nearly immediate past that already grows invisible.”

Radicals in Miniature is a series of textual/sonic odes to a generation of political radicals from the late 20th century America who were titans of creativity, many of who were struck down by AIDS and are nowthe implications. In addition, their views may form in less abstract and more concrete ways. In this part of the data it was not our aim to produce a scale, but to discover latent factors in the data to create composite measures for cross-validation purposes. Our reasoning was that convergence between the general and specific AI measures would strengthen confidence in the general scale. The survey data are also of more general interest as a gauge of current attitudes towards AI and its specific applications. Another important aim behind the discovery of latent factor structures in specific applications was that it would allow for important conceptual insights about any groupings in participants' perceptions.

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2.1. Ethics {#sec2.1}
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The study was approved by the School of Psychology Ethics Committee at


items that reflected the positive and negative themes identified from the literature (Section [1.1](#sec1.1){ref-type="sec"}), creating 16 positive items (opportunities, benefits, positive emotions), and 16 negative items (concerns and negative emotions). It was important that the statements captured attitudes towards AI in general terms, abstracting away from specific applications, settings, or narrow time windows. Example items included "There are many beneficial applications of Artificial Intelligence" "Artificial Intelligence is exciting" (positive), "I think artificially intelligent systems make many errors" "I shiver with discomfort when I think about future uses of Artificial Intelligence" (negative). Trust was captured in e.g. "Artificial Intelligence is used to spy on people", "I would entrust my life savings to an artificially intelligent investment system". All items were phrased to be suitable for responses to a five-pointleft-to-right: "AI much less capable than humans; somewhat less; equally capable; somewhat more; AI much more capable than humans". Items were in the same random order for each participant, and the same order for comfortableness and capability.

Our final scale was the Technology Readiness Index, as presented in [@bib20], [Table 2](#tbl2){ref-type="table"} therein) in the same order or presentation, with the brief instruction "*on the next screen, there are some questions about your technology use in general. Please complete the following scale, indicating your response to each item*". Response options were, left-to-right, "strongly disagree; somewhat disagree; neutral; somewhat agree; strongly agree".

After that, there was an optional open comments text box, allowing for brief comments up to 300 characters. Few respondents made use of this option, and comments largely echoed the themes


comfortableness and perceived capability were measured. For each subset of the data, a series of analytic techniques were used. Fine-grained frequency data are presented, because these are likely of interest for those working in AI. They also calibrate our findings to those from other surveys. We then report Exploratory Factor Analysis and allied statistics. For the General Attitudes the Factor Analysis was used to validate the scale. For the ratings of specific applications, the aim was not to produce a scale, but to find factors to aid understanding, support dimension reduction, and produce composite measures to cross-validate the GAAIS. Full data are available via the Supplementary Data.

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### 3.3.1. Descriptive statistics: frequencies {#sec3.3.1}

We report frequency categories of agreement visually, at this stage inexpectation of correlated factors. Items with loadings of \< 0.4 were suppressed. Based on parallel analysis, two factors were extracted. In this initial solution, there were four items that had low factor loadings (\<0.4), and one item that cross-loaded on both factors approximately evenly. These five items were removed, leaving 20 items. A final Exploratory Factor Analysis was run on the 20 items that were retained. Assumption checks for the final two-factor EFA model showed a significant Bartlett's test of Sphericity χ^2^ = 817, df = 190, p \< .001, showing a viable correlation matrix that deviated significantly from an identity matrix. The Kaiser-Meyer-Olkin Measure of Sampling Adequacy (KMO MSA) overall was 0.86, indicating amply sufficient sampling. The final model had twelve items that loaded onto factor 1, i.e. positive attitudes towards AI, and eight that


would like to use Artificial Intelligence in my own job0.660.540.593.131.24An artificially intelligent agent would be better than an employee in many routine jobs0.600.660.503.081.17I am impressed by what Artificial Intelligence can do0.600.630.534.130.89Artificial Intelligence can have positive impacts on people's wellbeing0.580.690.473.970.76Artificially intelligent systems can help people feel happier0.570.740.413.190.92Artificially intelligent systems can perform better than humans0.540.620.583.551.03Much of society will benefit from a future full of Artificial Intelligence0.490.630.573.551.03For routine transactions, I would rather interact with an artificially intelligent system than with a human0.470.790.393.151.22I think Artificial Intelligence is dangerous0.750.510.472.861.04Organisations use Artificial Intelligence unethically0.740.520.472.710.97I find Artificial Intelligence sinister0.650.450.633.421.09Artificial Intelligence is used to spy on people0.640.670.322.351.00I shiver with discomfort when I think about future uses of Artificial Intelligence0.620.430.663.061.34Artificial Intelligence might take control of people0.480.780.352.901.22I think artificially intelligent systems make many errors0.470.730.432.900.95People like me will sufferaveraging slightly below neutral. Our sample showed a reasonable match on the Technology Readiness Index to the values reported by [@bib20], [Table 3](#tbl3){ref-type="table"} therein), with modest deviations, suggesting good anchoring of our sample to prior samples. The more positive aspects of technology (Innovativeness and Optimism) showed clearly positive means, the negative aspects (Discomfort, Insecurity) were also positive, but only just above neutral.Table 4Means and Standard Deviations for composite measures.Table 4MeanSD**General Attitudes towards AI**Positive General Attitudes towards AI3.600.67Negative General Attitudes towards AI2.930.75**Technology Readiness Index**Innovativeness3.661.00Optimism4.070.79Discomfort3.020.91Insecurity3.120.86[^8]

3.6. Convergent and discriminant validity: correlation and regression analyses {#sec3.6}
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We computed Pearson's correlations between the subscales of the General Attitudes towards Artificial Intelligence, and the subscales of the Technology Readiness Index. Correlations served an exploratory descriptive purpose, with their p-values only being provided for reference, but not for hypothesis


evaluation. Correlation coefficients and their p-values can be seen in [Table 5](#tbl5){ref-type="table"} . Our more specific aim was to test the prediction that the Technology Readiness Index subscales that reflected technology in wider society would be more predictive of attitudes towards AI than the individually-based subscales of Technology Readiness Index. To do this on a more stringent footing than by a large number of correlations, we used multiple linear regression. Using Jamovi, we entered data from our newly created General Attitudes towards AI subscales, positive and negative in turn, as the criterion (dependent) variables, and the four subscales of the Technology Readiness Index were entered as predictor (independent) variables. Each multiple regression analysis was preceded by assumption checks, namely an autocorrelation test, collinearity check, inspection of the Q-Q plotand "strongly", while retaining neutral. N = 99 and raw frequencies are presented. The "uncomfortable" category is presented in orange on the left of the bars, neutral in white, centrally, and "comfortable" in green as the rightmost part of the bars.Fig. 3Fig. 4A and 4B: Perceived capability of specific AI applications in comparisons to humans. [Fig. 4](#fig4){ref-type="fig"}A and B Note: The data are collapsed over "somewhat less/more" and "much less/more", while retaining neutral. N = 99 and raw frequencies are presented. The "AI less capable than humans" category is presented in orange on the left of the bars, neutral in white, centrally, and "AI more capable than humans" in green as the rightmost part of the bars. [Fig. 4](#fig4){ref-type="fig"}A lists the AI applications rated as highest in capability, [Fig. 4](#fig4){ref-type="fig"}B the lowest.Fig. 4

With regard to perceived capability, the


was towards utility, both in the number of items, and in the items with the highest item-rest correlations (see [Table 3](#tbl3){ref-type="table"}). In the negative subscale, more items were eliminated from the initial pool, and those that were retained were dominated by emotions (sinister, dangerous, discomfort, suffering for "people like me"), and dystopian views of the uses of AI (unethical, error prone-ness, taking control, spying). Here, the more emotional items tended to have higher item-rest correlations, suggesting that the retained negative items may reflected more affective attitudes. Some negative items were not retained in factor analysis, because they did not correlate strongly with the other item set. Two such eliminated negative items "The rise of Artificial Intelligence poses a threat to people's job security" and "I am concerned about Artificialwith the Dakar International Forum for Peace and Security, which took place on November 5 at the Centre International de Conference Abdou Dio, where Senegalese President Macky Sall said that African countries need to strengthen cybersecurity in the face of evolving threats, according to The Guardian.

“We’re all exposed, nobody is secure and each country is potentially under threat of terrorism,” President Sall reportedly said. “We’re ticklish when we talk of freedom online but the risks online are real. Cybercrime can become a weapon of mass destruction of communities and their values.”


sensors, or that the actuators receive data that was not sent as such by the controllers.

In this work we use MSPC over a simulated industrial process, the Tennessee-Eastman [@downs1993plang], to detect anomalies and diagnose their cause distinguishing between natural (disturbances) and human induced (attacks) factors.

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The Tennessee-Eastman (TE) process is a well-known challenge process, modeled after a real chemical process.

First presented by Downs and Vogel [@downs1993plang], it has been widely used by researchers to test different control strategies. Though initially designed as a process control challenge, the TE process has also become a prominent choice among security research works [@McEvoy2011plant; @Cardenas2011Attacks; @Krotofil2015Process; @kiss2015clustering].

In this work we use Ricker’s [@ricker1996decentralized] decentralized control strategy, along with the added randomness model by Krotofil et al. [@Krotofil2015Process].

The TE model has 41 measured variables (XMEAS), 12 manipulatedvariables (XMV) and 20 process disturbances (IDV) implemented. For a full description of the variables and disturbances, refer to [@downs1993plang]. The XMEAS are read by the controllers, and interact by setting values to the XMVs. Compared to the simplified Figure \[mi:fig:example\_pcs\], XMEAS variables correspond to the sensor readings and XMVs to the actuator settings. Process disturbances are unexpected and undesired changes in process conditions that can affect process normal operation.

Out of the modelled disturbances, IDV(6) is one of the most difficult to handle. It models a loss of reactant in an input feed (Feed A).

The input flux of feed A is measured by XMEAS(1), whereas XMV(3) is the manipulated that controls the valve of feed A. Therefore, it is to be expected that attacks on closing the valve XMV(3) and


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take and he said, (Brandon assumes a Texas twang) "Aweeee, truly he is the son of God." [laughter] It's suppose to be a true story, I don't know. [Source: Brandon Lee's Last Interview]

Well, I suspect it's just a great urban legend. I wonder if there is any way of finding out whether it is for certain though. Some internet sites hint that they think that it is (e.g. here). George Stevens and John Wayne have both been dead for a generation, so no one can now ask them. I wonder if anyone else has ever made an informed comment?

D'oh! I get it now... the urban legend you were refering to is whether or not John Wayne said the line with the western twang during the shooting, not whetheror not he was in the film. I can read, really! :-)

I recall seeing the movie many years ago, looking for this scene, and seeing it. John Wayne was the centurion (at least it sounded like him) and he said "Surely this man was the sonnuvGod." Leastways, that's the way I remember it. Maybe some one can rent the movie and check it.


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are stimulated under "stress" (thermal, metabolic, oxidative, etc) when the conditions of the cell environment are deleterious and alter the protein folding and their proper biological activity.[@b7-copd-7-633],[@b8-copd-7-633] Heat-shock proteins also participate in the protein triage and modulate the ubiquitin-proteasome pathway, promoting the degradation of irreversibly denatured proteins. They play critical roles as major cellular antistress and antidisease mechanisms.[@b9-copd-7-633],[@b10-copd-7-633] Defective chaperones are most probably an additional factor, accompanying the development and progression of senescence and age-associated diseases (neurodegenerative, cancer, atherosclerosis, COPD, etc) most of which are aggravated by stress.[@b11-copd-7-633],[@b12-copd-7-633]

Recent studies shed light on the role of chaperones in COPD pathogenesis, describing them as one of the first molecules that are upregulated. Data are obtained with gene expression and proteomic studies in Hsp70, Hsp27, and Hsp32 (heme oxygenase).[@b1-copd-7-633],[@b2-copd-7-633] Elevated plasmadetermined on archival specimens of a retrospective group of patients.

Plasma levels of αB-crystalline, MMP-9, and hsCRP
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Plasma levels of αB-crystalline were determined in a total of 163 patients. The study protocol was approved by the Ethics Committee of the Medical University in Sofia. All patients gave their informed consent before entering the study. Fifty-two healthy smoking volunteers, 48 smokers with acute inflammatory respiratory diseases, and 63 COPD smokers were recruited from the Clinic of Pulmonology in the period 2010--2011. Patients were randomly selected for the study. There were exclusion criteria only in the COPD group. Patients were excluded for a severe form of COPD with more than four exacerbations per year, an exacerbation or any cause of hospitalization that required antibiotic treatment or the systemic application of steroids within


in a blinded manner with respect to the clinical data. In case of disagreement, both reached a consensus by jointly evaluating the slides, using a multihead microscope (DMLS; Leica Microsystems GmbH, Wetzlar, Germany). Immunostaining was classified according to its intensity as follows: 0 = no staining; 1 = weak staining; 2 = moderate staining; and 3 = strong staining.

The whole slide was analyzed. The number of cells with one and the same intensity of staining was presented as a percentage. Results are presented as the mean percentage of cells with one and the same intensity of staining ± standard deviation (SD) for the whole study group.

Statistical methods
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SPSS Software (IBM, Armonk, NY) was used to analyze the results. Data are expressed as mean ± SD. Pair-wise comparisons between groupswe confirmed the tissue expression of αB-crystalline in bronchial biopsies of COPD smokers. We compared it to non-COPD smokers. It could be observed that most of the COPD-smokers had intense staining in comparison to the non-COPD smokers who had no staining. Despite the fact that we do not have a reliable quantitative marker evaluating the oxidative stress, the two groups smoked a comparable number of pack years. So it is assumable that they were exposed to similar levels of oxidative stress. Thus, in COPD lungs αB-crystalline could reflect an oxidative imbalance and could be a mechanism of the chaperone system for lung protection. It could be possible that in the COPD smokers, the induction of higher levels of chaperones is required to keep the proteostasis, the proper folding,


New NRA ad uses drawing of San Francisco to depict New York City

Nailed it. Nailed it. Photo: Screenshot Photo: Screenshot Image 1 of / 1 Caption Close New NRA ad uses drawing of San Francisco to depict New York City 1 / 1 Back to Gallery

The NRA loses points for attention to detail after airing an ad that mixes up San Francisco's skyline with that of New York City.

The 30-second spot, airing in Maine, proclaims "The New Yorkers are here" with a skyline of San Francisco. Clearly visible are the Transamerica Pyramid, Bay Bridge and Ferry Building. But they added a big silhouette of the Statue of Liberty in the foreground, so presumably it's close enough for their purposes.

The ad claims former New York City mayor Michael Bloombergunder section 4(4). The question of the applicability of these two exemptions was not raised before the commission when it reviewed the initial findings of the Examiner. Section 25(a) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, 15 U.S.C. § 78y(a), which confers jurisdiction upon courts of appeals to review commission orders entered under the Exchange Act specifically provides that "no objection to the order of the Commission shall be considered by the court unless such objection shall have been urged before the Commission." See, Gilligan, Will & Co. v. Securities & Exchange Comm'n, 267 F.2d 461 (2d Cir.); Lile v. Securities & Exchange Comm'n, 324 F.2d 772 (9th Cir.). Accordingly, the question of these exemptions is not properly before this court and will not be considered on this


(10th Cir.), we considered the standards for review as to the facts and we noted as to sanctions:

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"The balancing of private detriment against public harm requires the fair and proper exercise by the Commission of its discretionary powers. * * * [A]nd the exercise by the Commission of its discretionary powers will not be upset by the courts except for cogent reasons."

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We do not find, as Stead urges, that his management of a brokerage firm, opened while the proceedings were pending, or any other factor present, justifies this court in upsetting the sanction portion of the commission's order.

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Affirmed.

fired from either revolver.
The officers, continuing their investigation, interviewed a Ms. Kathy Horton, appellant's girl friend, at police headquarters.[2] After discovering that the police had talked to Ms. Horton, the appellant went to police headquarters and expressed to the officers his displeasure with their actions. The appellant was at that time arrested and later made a statement which inculpated himself in the holdup-murder.
A lineup the following morning, August 1, 1979, resulted in a Ms. Graham, who was inside the grocery at the time of the robbery, identifying appellant as one of the two masked men that robbed and shot Allen Joe on January 10, 1979. Ms. Graham based her identification of appellant on his size, complexion, weight, and voice.[3]
A Jimmy Lee Hunter, called as a witness by the


was not an agent of the State. The evidence supports the trial court's overruling the motion to suppress. Pyburn v. State, 539 S.W.2d 835, 840 (Tenn. Cr.App. 1976). Ms. Horton's actions in prevailing on the appellant to tell the truth is not attributable to the State. See Freshwater v. State, 2 Tenn.Cr.App. 314, 453 S.W.2d 446 (1969).
We are also mindful of appellant's reliance on Edwards v. Arizona, 451 U.S. 477, 101 S.Ct. 1880, 68 L.Ed.2d 378 (1981), which holds that once a defendant has expressed his desire for counsel further interrogation must cease until counsel has been made available. While this is true, there is an exception noted in that authority which says, "... unless the accused himself initiates further communication, exchanges or conversations with the police."
In determiningfor 12 h with 10 μM concentration of SB203580 (Sigma--Aldrich; St. Louis, MO, USA). Some wells were subjected to IMRT for 45 min and then incubated for 12 h with 10 μM concentration of SB203580. However, the control wells were treated with dimethyl sulfoxide alone for the same time. After incubation, 20 μl of the MTT solution (5 mg/ml) was put into each well of the 96-well plate and the incubation was continued for 4 more hours under the same conditions. From each of the well supernatant was decanted and 150 μl of dimethyl sulfoxide was added for dissolving the formazon crystal. The absorbance value for each well of the plate was recorded at 470 nm using the Microplate Reader (Multiskan EX; Lab Systems, Helskinki, Finland) to determine the rate of cell proliferation. All the measurements were


us through adoption. We are very open to what He has for our family.

In the meantime, I have been enjoying the blessings He has put in our home. We are homeschooling for our eighth year. God also placed other changes and losses in our road for 2009 and though a lot of it was confusing and surprising, we are grateful for God’s clarity and pruning in our lives. Our family is stronger and closer after living through 2009. I am honored to be the wife of a man with such high integrity and honor. I am proud to serve as his helpmeet. We are excited to see what 2010 holds for the Robisons.

My husband has decided to not make this blog private at this time. If he seesNational Energy Board "has fundamentally lost the confidence of many Canadians."

It recommends the NEB be overhauled and renamed the Canadian Energy Transmission Commission (CETC), with appointments from a broader cross-section of society and a board of directors based in Ottawa. The main office would remain in Calgary, but board members would no longer be required to live there, and satellite offices would be established throughout the country.

"We heard that Canadians have serious concerns that the NEB has been 'captured' by the oil and gas industry, with many Board members who come from the industry that the NEB regulates, and who – at the very least appear to – have an innate bias toward that industry," the panel report said.

It argued the NEB's pipeline assessments have become a forum


d = 2*l + 12. Solve 5*z + l*f - 3*f = -22, -z + 3*f - 10 = 0 for z.
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Let p(f) be the third derivative of -f**4/12 - 2*f**3 - f**2. Let a be p(-8). Let g be -6 - 2/(-4 - 246/(-252)*4). Solve a*x = 20, 5*x - 60 = 4*j - g for j.
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Let v = -1249 - -1253. Solve 0 = v*y + 3*d - 2 - 4, 25 = 5*y - 5*d for y.
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Suppose -s = 4*u + 4, -2*s = -3*u - 21 + 18. Solve s + 20 = -4*l, 4*c - 3*l - 35 = 0 for c.
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Suppose 17*d - 29*d = 0. Let p(m) = -3*m + 5. Let w be p(2). Let a be 5 - 1/w*-1.which case we have:
$$R_n^\pm=\frac{2}{\pi}\text{Re}\left \lbrace \int_0^{\pi/2}\ln(1+i\tan x)^{\pm 1/(2^n)}dx \right  \rbrace.$$


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Introduction {#s1}
============

Lymphocytes are highly migratory cells. Uncovering pathways that allow these cells to access tissues not only facilitates our understanding of cell migration, but deepens our understanding of the relationship between immunity and immunopathology. Blood borne leukocytes, such as T lymphocytes, are recruited to extra-vascular sites, and these processes are highly regulated so that distinct cell populations are delivered to intended site(s) in the proper physiological or pathological context (reviewed in [@pone.0010973-Lowe1], [@pone.0010973-Lowe2], [@pone.0010973-Lowe3]). Imperfections in these processes may lead to qualitatively or quantitatively inappropriate delivery of cells to tissue sites that may result in inflammatory pathological processes (reviewed in [@pone.0010973-Lowe3]). Several leukocyte adhesion deficiency (LAD) diseases in humans have been described, including LAD II, a congenital immunodeficiency disease characterized by patients having defective production of fucosylated ligands


cells were significantly impaired in homing to LNs as well as O-NALT in FtDKO mice ([Figure 3B](#pone-0010973-g003){ref-type="fig"}). In contrast, we observed that transferred naïve and memory CD8 T cells show increased numbers in the spleen, lung, and liver of FtDKO mice compared to WT mice ([Figure 3B, C](#pone-0010973-g003){ref-type="fig"}). We saw no evidence of transferred T cells in the bronchial alveolar lavage (BAL) (data not shown). The majority of transferred CD8 T cell populations were located in the spleens of both WT and FtDKO mice (79% and 82% respectively). The remaining CD8 T cells show differences in their distribution comparing blood, liver, lung, cervical lymph node (CLN), iliac lymph node (ILN), and MedLN ([Figure 3C](#pone-0010973-g003){ref-type="fig"}). In WT recipient mice, the majority of the remaining transferred CD8 T cells preferentiallycould be due to several possibilities. One possibility is that loss of selectin ligand expression in the FtDKO mice results in a change in the lung environment, making the lung more permissive for T cell entry. A recent report observed that reduced sLe^x^ expression on lung epithelial cells contributes to defects in airway wound repair [@pone.0010973-Allahverdian1]. Additionally, defects in core fucosylation have been associated with abnormal lung development and an emphysema-like phenotype in Fut8 deficient mice [@pone.0010973-Wang1], [@pone.0010973-Wang2]. Another possibility is that by blocking T cell entry to the LN, T cells are re-distributed to other sites. Naïve T cells may end up in non-lymphoid organs, if these sites are part of the normal migratory pathway of naïve T cells [@pone.0010973-Pabst1], [@pone.0010973-Westermann1], [@pone.0010973-Luettig1]. To test this hypothesis, we


LN ([Figure 6A](#pone-0010973-g006){ref-type="fig"}).

![Naïve T cell migration to non-lymphoid organs is influenced by T cell concentration in the blood.\
Proportions of transferred naïve T cells in selectin ligand deficient mice (FtDKO), Gαi signal disruption (Ptx), CD62L blockade, and FTY720 treated mice are shown. *A*, Total number of transferred naïve CD8 T cells in CLN, MedLN, ILN, liver, and lung was calculated, and the percent of transferred naïve CD8 T cells in LNs versus non-lymphoid organs is shown for each treatment group. *B*, The relationship of naïve CD8 T cells in the blood compared to naïve CD8 T cells in organs (LN versus non-lymphoid organs). Concentration of naïve CD8 T cells in PBMCs was determined for each animal and the ratio of treatment versus control for each treatment group is showninitiates the earliest step of lymphocyte extravasation by slowing lymphocyte rolling along HEVs. As demonstrated, the loss of selectin ligand expression results in profound impairment in T cell extravasation to LN [@pone.0010973-Homeister1]. However, for T cell entry to the lung parenchyma, it is possible that physical slowing in the small capillaries of the lung is sufficient for T cells to efficiently enter lung routinely as part of normal migration [@pone.0010973-Pabst1], [@pone.0010973-Westermann1], [@pone.0010973-Pabst3]. Several studies have documented that the normal diameter of a capillary in the lung is ∼7 µm which requires that larger leukocytes, such as lymphocytes and granulocytes, undergo cytoskeletal rearrangement for cell deformation and elongation in order to pass through pulmonary capillary beds [@pone.0010973-Doerschuk1], [@pone.0010973-Sikora1], [@pone.0010973-Doerschuk2]. Otherwise, these cells become sequestered at these sites. If so,


lock, which has a rotary latch arrangement and a release mechanism, by means of which the rotary latch arrangement can be unlocked. The rotary latch arrangement has a lock case comprising a recess for a locking bolt in which at least one rotary latch is pivoted, wherein the rotary latch is drivably connected with a rotary latch spring. Moreover, in the lock case at least one pivotable locking pawl is arranged by means of which the rotary motion of the rotary latch can be blocked, thus locking the rotary latch arrangement. The release mechanism has a locally actuable release device and a remotely actuable release device with a traverse tube which has built-in remote-control release means, a remote-control actuation button and a cable pull mechanism which is operativelyUltimate Reality is that there is no hierarchy at all. So, anything that transcends boundaries and touches the numinous is what we are interested in: communication beyond language through purer symbols or through music itself.

Our process has consistently started, for every single song (except “The Gathering” which Tommy composed in his bedroom and then we tracked/fleshed out in the studio), at the same spot: the jam. We just tune in and let ourselves be informed by our sensibilities, by each other, and by the Other. We have some kind of recording device rolling so we can later comb back over what we channel and then decide what stands out and how to piece it all together, what story is trying to be told, what needs to happen next,


purposefully, were pretty disposable and were never meant to be shared with anyone. Then, as I became more and more frustrated with the bands I was in, I decided to just go for it and do the lo-fi, home recorded thing on my own. I did that for a bit but it was so sporadic that it never really caught. Some of those songs were the first that Mike and Kevin heard when they decided to ask me into the band. All in all, INNIS may as well be my first band. I had come to think it was nearly impossible for all members of a band to be of a musical mind. I mean, we are very different people in many ways, but the way we allrenew any contracts when the time limits were reached, as we planned to publish Bob’s books through Hilaritas Press.

To add greater pressure, we have to remove the old graphics by November 15, 2016 – just one month away, and there are 37 cartoons to replace!

To the RAW World and beyond: we need new cartoons! We are asking any and all interested cartoon artists to submit two examples of ideas for new graphics. We have selected two cartoons that we’d like to see re-interpreted as samples of your work. The text in the cartoons should be the same, but the drawing concept has to be different from the original interpretation. You can’t just copy the original in your own style.

A note about money: as a brand new publisher working


hard just to stay afloat (and besieged by a former publisher creating unwanted waves), we need to let you know that we are happy to pay, but will have to work out a fair payment plan if our chosen illustrator(s) would like to be paid for the graphics!

I have mixed feelings about this whole endeavor. I’ve always loved the cartoons in Prometheus Rising, and I really hate to see them go, but the previous publisher’s poor printing in subsequent editions of Prometheus Rising left a lot of the images in a very poor state – something we lamented in putting together our new edition. However, Bob was an optimist, and in that same spirit, both Christina and I are looking forward to this opportunity to update this amazinglynull, Expression<Func<double>> height = null);
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Sir,

Recurrent spontaneous abortion (RSA) is defined as three or more consecutive pregnancy losses of less than or equal to 20 wk of gestation. The aetiology in about 60 per cent cases is not known. Till date, apart from chromosomal analysis of both partners, the male factor is largely ignored and only women are investigated to understand aetiology RSA. However, recent studies by Shamsi *et al*[@ref1] have reported that sperm factors play an important in fertilization, implantation and embryogenesis. Thus, sperm is not a mere vector of paternal DNA but, plays a critical and dynamic role which extends beyond fertilization. This study was planned to understand the role of sperm factors \[sperm oxidative stress (OS) and DNA damage\] in idiopathic cases of RSA.

After obtaining ethical clearance of study protocolhas further supported the idea of PDW’s relevance for cuprates[@EdkinsPDWSTM]. Because stripes are oriented perpendicular to one another in adjacent planes in cuprates, a PDW would have no first-order Josephson coupling between adjacent planes, in agreement with the non-linear optical response[@KhannaCavalleri2016; @RajasekaranCavalleriScience2018]. The PDW’s inherent frustration of the Josephson coupling would also yield zero in-plane resistance but no bulk Meissner effect and zero critical current[@BergTranquada2009NJoP], in agreement with transport and magnetization studies[@QLiPRL2007; @BergPRL2007LBCOTcT3DTKT]. As CDW and PDW are modulated in real-space they should have a strong sensitivity to disorder[@BergTranquada2009NJoP].

In this article, we prove that CDW and bulk superconductivity are *strongly* competing in LBCO close to 1/8 doping. In a first for cuprates, we observe a striking *increase* of [$T_\mathrm{c}$]{} and suppression of the CDW after increasing the disorder via


very inhomogeneous spin-fluctuation mediated unconventional superconductor spatial averaging over the inhomogeneous gap can under certain conditions result in an increase of [$T_\mathrm{c}$]{}. We believe, though, that our samples do not fall into the regime considered in this work. The question then arises whether our results are caused by another extrinsic effect such as an irradiation-induced change in doping level. Irradiation does cause atomic displacements which disrupt the local electronic states and which could, in principle, lead to additional charge transfer and an increase or decrease of [$T_\mathrm{c}$]{}. Cooling the samples during irradiation to -10$^\circ$C and the use of beam currents of less than 100 nA[@Jia2013protonirrad] prevent beam-induced sample heating and an associated potential loss of oxygen from the sample. Furthermore, extensive previous work on the effect of irradiationorganic superconductors such as (TMTSF)$_2$PF$_6$[@JeromeACSReviewOrganicSC]. To confirm this concept of irradiation as a probe of CDW-superconductivity competition we performed a similar study on crystals of [Lu$_5$Ir$_4$Si$_{10}$]{} (full study to be published elsewhere), which is a s-wave superconductor below 4K with a well-characterized quasi-1D CDW below 77K[@Shelton1986LIS_P_rho_Cp; @SinghPRB2005; @Leroux2013LIS_SCprop; @Mansart2012LIS_femtosec_and_DFT; @BettsMigliori2002LIS_RUS]. The superconductivity and CDW are well known to compete in this compound[@Shelton1986LIS_P_rho_Cp; @SinghPRB2005]. As can be seen in Fig.\[fig:LIS\_LBCO\], the increase of [$T_\mathrm{c}$]{} and reduction of [$T_\mathrm{CDW}$]{} are strikingly analogous to LBCO. For completeness, we summarized all irradiation studies on CDW-superconductivity competition in Fig.\[fig:LIS\_LBCO\]. The clarity of the results, but scarcity of data, clearly demonstrate the untapped potential of this technique. Interestingly, beyond its fundamental aspect, a potential application of such increased [$T_\mathrm{c}$]{} via irradiation beams could be the direct write of


Monthly Archives: June 2011

“Oh that they had such a mind as this always, to fear Me and to keep all My commandments…” – Deuteronomy 5: 29

Israel had just encountered the glory of the Lord in a way that removed all pretense and dull mindedness. Never had such a nation – set apart by God Himself – been so mindful of falling short of the glory of God. So intense was the experience that their human frame failed to withstand the greatness for fear of being consumed by the blazing holiness of Almighty God. Never before had Israel realized their utter frailty, weakness, helplessness – even under the cruel, tyrannical empire of Pharaoh – as when they stood at the foot of the mountain to behold the all-glorious Shekinah.and prey to the devil, the world and the flesh. It’s not just a command to stop these things but to be in pursuit of righteousness, to discern what pleases God, to be steadfast in these things – to fight the good fight in the power of His might. “Therefore, preparing your minds for action, and being sober-minded, set your hope fully on the grace that will be brought to you at the revelation of Jesus Christ (1 Peter 1:13). If we steer away from the very atmosphere that cultivates such a mind set to please God, we become dull, careless and lukewarm – the very thing God loathes – and therefore become susceptible to any form of disobedience.

“Oh that they had such a mind as this always,


a positive way, explained Negi. If you work out too hard, this becomes negative stress, which can increase the chances of getting injured. She also worked on molecular imprinted polymers while at ASU coated with biochemical sensors that reacted only to specific molecules.

Design engineers are increasingly spending their time on verification. Research suggests that it is now more than 50% of their time and, according to Harry Foster of Mentor Graphics in his lighter moments, if we continue the current linear trend then it will reach 100% by 2030! So why is verification so demanding? It seems that IP reuse has enabled designers to create larger, more complex designs to keep pace with our manufacturing capability but our verification productivity has not kept pace.

Looking to tools for productivitycoding block must adopt DC mode.

Mode 0, mode 1 and mode 2 are three angular modes on the reference of three forward blocks. On the layer of blocks, it is an effective way to reduce the redundancy on color attributes by exploiting the correlation of adjacency spatial position.

Mode 3 and mode 4 are two angular modes referring to two forward macroblocks. A macroblock is the parent node for two child nodes. Our intra prediction framework not only supports prediction among adjacency tree leadnodes, but can also support the “parent-child” prediction scheme. The flexible prediction scheme is beneficial for attribute compression on different types of point clouds.

Each block adopts these prediction modes available to obtain residuals. The prediction residual $b_{i(res)}$ of block $b_{i}$ is $:$

$$\begin{aligned}
    b_{i(res)}=(Y_{i}-Y_{i}\_ref)+(U_{i}-U_{i}\_ref)+(V_{i}-V_{i}\_ref),


     -6.9%      -2.3 %       -0.94%
          Average            -5.37%    -21.01%    -22.74%       -16.37%

  : BD-rate of the Proposed Method and the MPEG TMC1 Anchor[]{data-label="tab:freq"}

Implementation details
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For kd-tree partition, considering the compression performance and the computation complexity, the number of points in each coding block is limited to the empirical range (100, 200). The details of kd-tree partition on two point clouds are shown in Table 1.

About the training of $\lambda-Q$ model, we use $Andrew$, $Phili$, $Ricardo$, $Sarah$ of the RAHT work and $Queen\_frame\_0200$, $Soldier\_vox104\_0690$ of MPEG class A and $Longdress\_vox10\_0300$ of MPEGcan be achieved. Moreover, the rate-distortion performance comparisons for four point cloud contents $Queen\_frame\_0200$, $Soldier\_vox10\_0690$, $Shiva35\_vox12$ and $Longdress\_vox10\_0300$ are shown in Figure \[fig:mpeg\]. Because of the well-established intra prediction scheme, our proposed method achieves better performance than the TMC1 for low bit rate coding. On point cloud $Soldier\_vox10\\ \_0690$, the coding performance at high bit rate coding is also better than TMC1 anchor. Regarding the performance at high bit rate coding on other three datasets, there are some improvement need to be done on our transform scheme in future. Overall, our proposed method performs better than the TMC1 anchor in Table 3.

Ablation study
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To further analyze the contributions of different coding tools in our proposed scheme, namely slice-partition, block-based intra prediction, adaptive transform and reordering scan, for point cloud


R-D performance.

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Conclusions
===========

In this paper, we propose an efficient hybrid point cloud attribute compression scheme. The novelty of the proposed scheme lies in layered structure generation and block-based intra prediction. Moreover, the adaptive GFT-based transform is Lagrangian optimized and the Lagrange multiplier is off-line derived based on the statistics of color attribute coding. Multiple reordering scan modes are dedicated to improve coding efficiency for entropy coding. Experimental results demonstrate that our method performs significantly better than the state-of-the-art RAHT system, and on average a 29.37$\%$ BD-rate gain is achieved. Comparing with the TMC1 anchor’s coding results on MPEG 121st meeting, on average a 16.37$\%$ BD-rate gain is obtained.
package org.jetbrains.plugins.scala
package base
package libraryLoaders

import java.io.File

import com.intellij.openapi.module.Module
import com.intellij.openapi.util.io.FileUtil
import com.intellij.openapi.vfs.{LocalFileSystem, VirtualFile}
import com.intellij.testFramework.PsiTestUtil

/**
  * @author adkozlov
  */
case class SourcesLoader(rootPath: String) extends LibraryLoader {

  override def init(implicit module: Module, version: ScalaVersion): Unit = {
    FileUtil.createIfDoesntExist(new File(rootPath))
    PsiTestUtil.addSourceRoot(module, rootFile)
  }

  override def clean(implicit module: Module): Unit = {
    PsiTestUtil.removeSourceRoot(module, rootFile)
  }

  private def rootFile: VirtualFile =
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sitting without a jury, entered judgment in favor of plaintiff and against defendant Dowling for $5,005.14, but denied plaintiff's request that the judgment be declared a lien upon the real estate.
One of the three grounds on which the trial court based its decision to deny the lien was that plaintiff was not a subcontractor of Dowling as plaintiff claimed, but a partner of Dowling on the construction project. Plaintiff contends that the trial court erred in allowing defendants Perryman to amend their answer on the day of the trial to assert the partnership as a defense. The transcript reveals the following proceedings *178 occurred before evidence was heard the day the trial commenced:
"MR. LEWIS: Your Honor, I would like to make a record, if I might.
THE COURT: Allbecame the first player in 23 years to hit homers in his first two plate appearances of an LCS as the Giants defeated the Phillies, 4-3, at Citizens Bank Park, giving them a 1-0 lead in the best-of-seven series.

The first to do it in an NLCS -- and only the fourth to hit two homers in Game 1 of an NLCS, joining Steve Garvey (1978), Gary Matthews (1984) and Will Clark (1989) -- Ross hit his homers off Phillies ace Roy Halladay with one out and none on in both the third and fifth innings. The pokes ultimately helped send San Francisco out to a 4-1 lead. For Ross, that gave him three homers and a NLDS-winning single against the Braves in four consecutive postseason at-bats.

Cody coming up


Say you wanted to present your view as a popover or subview later? You may not think this is needed but it may as the project grows.
Since the parent controller handles its own modals, subviews, and popovers it knows what to do when a button to exit is pressed (or some other action). The modal (in this case) does not necessarily (and shouldn't!) know how it is being presented, hence it should tell its delegate that and let that controller handle it (popViewController, dismissViewController, removeSubview, etc...). This is a large part of understanding OOP and will help keep your code cleaner.
And no, this is not a stupid question in my opinion.

buffering effects were found: "Diversion" decreased caregiving captivity only at low level of Activities of Daily Living (ADL) impairment; "Keeping their own pace" buffered the detrimental effects of caregiving captivity for burnout.


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CINCINNATI, Ohio – Another 100 struggling Macy’s stores are disappearing.

Macy’s announced plans on Thursday to close about 15% of its department stores, the latest effort to adapt to shifting consumer preferences for online shopping.

Macy’s did not disclose which stores it will close, but said most of them will close in early 2017.

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Courier Authentication Library with MySQL Authentication - Unable to configure

I'm building a replica of a production server for migrating it to a Virtual environmnet. I do not want to just copy it as it is a 32 bit CentOS 5, and I upgraded it to CentOS 6 64bit.
I managed to replicate mysql and maintain it as a slave of the production one. The mailserver is managed through ISPConfig2, which I also copied.
The problem now is authentication with pop server. I installed auth-mysql library, and configure it (comparing the configuration files in the production server). I managed to get it loaded on startup,
but it seems to be another configuration overriding it:
Sep  5 09:27:10 localhost authdaemond: modules="authmysql", daemons=5
Sep  5 09:27:10 localhost authdaemond: Installing libauthmysql
Sep  5 09:27:11*gis2*Δ mutant (B), *znf9*Δ mutant (C), and the *gis2*Δ *znf9*Δ double mutant (D) were grown to mid-log phase at 30°C or shifted to prewarmed 37°C medium.](sph0041826110006){#fig6}

Our analysis of mRNA stability did reveal that the half-life of *RPL2* under unstressed conditions was longer in the *gis2*Δ *znf9*Δ double mutant than in the wild type, as the data lie on separate regression lines, suggesting that these proteins are affecting basal mRNA decay rates of RP transcripts ([Fig. 7A](#fig7){ref-type="fig"}). This is consistent with previous data from S. cerevisiae which demonstrated an increase in steady-state levels of RP transcripts in a *gis2*Δ mutant. To determine whether the increased stability impacted translation, we compared the polysome association of *RPL2* between the wild type and *gis2*Δ *znf9*Δ double mutant under unstressed conditions. As demonstrated in [Fig. 7B](#fig7){ref-type="fig"},