Diagnosis clusters: a new approach for reporting the diagnostic content of family practice residents' ambulatory experiences.
Effective documentation and monitoring of the ambulatory care experiences of residents have been elusive goals of family practice educators. This article describes a method of aggregating the diagnostic (morbidity) data recorded by the residents using diagnosis clusters. Reports organized by diagnosis clusters are useful and easily interpreted. They facilitate the monitoring and documentation of the diagnostic profile and the recording habits of each resident.proliferation comparable to that of complete Freunds. Also, MIF has been described as a glucocorticoid counter regulator and angiogenic factor. As one of the few proteins that is induced and not inhibited by glucocorticoids, it serves to attenuate the immunosuppressive effects of glucocorticoids. As such, it is viewed as a powerful element that regulates the immunosuppressive effects of glucocorticoids. Hence, when its activities/gene expression are overinduced by the administration of excess exogenous glucocorticoids (for example when clinical indicated to suppress inflammation, immunity and the like), there is significant toxicity because MIF itself exacerbates the inflammatory/immune response. See Buccala et al., Ann. Rep. Med. Chem. 33:243–252, 1998.
While MIF is also thought to act on cells through a specific receptor that in turn activates an intracellular cascade that includes erk


mandible distal to cuspid       Maxillary or Mandibular GF
  2                                    Segmental resection of mandible that involves canine   Maxillary GF is the choice as the loss of mandibular canine results in more downward rotation of mandible and the mandibular GF might not be stable
  Types of prosthesis                                      statement: A letter of permission had been obtained from the patients no matter if the article appears in the published or in the online journal.

Conflict-of-interest statement: There is no conflict of interest or financial interests, direct or indirect, that exist or may be perceived to exist for individual contributors in connection with the content of this paper.

Manuscript source: Unsolicited manuscript

Specialty type: Medicine, research and experimental

Country of origin: India

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Peer-review started: May 24, 2017

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P- Reviewer: Alimehmeti RH, Fourtounas C, Wang F S- Editor: Ji FF L- Editor: A E- Editor: Lu YJ

[^1]: Author contributions: All authors equally contributed to the treatment and writing


Sharp Looking Watch

I bought this watch to use for outdoor activities and the water proof (50M) and Indiglow features sold me. I would rate this watch higher if the bezel rotated but it is just for looks. For the price you cannot beat it. The rubber wrist band is very comfortable and the watch is light. The black watch and band is perfect for hunting as there is no reflection other than the crystal.

Catdaddy

Watch leaks

I recently purchased this watch and the first time I wore it around water(the hose) it leaked. Very disappointed in this product. I would not purchase another one.

leaks

Please read above, the watch leaks badly.

JH

5

Dependable Plus

Undoubtedly the most rugged, dependable watch I've ever owned. No amount of normal day-to-day use and abuse seems to affectby Xylouris’ lute playing while his father sombrely intones booming poetry and fiddled lyra strings. The song ultimately hits on something of a gentle march; an elegy that’s more than just a requiem, both celebrating and mourning all at once.

There’s an ancient sense of purity to this music which seems a cut above any similar projects. Xylouris is (quite literally) a born musician, and the cultural DNA we practically all share with Greece works to his advantage, having him speak something approximating a universal musical language. Jim White however, playing the role of what is essentially Xylouris’ entire backing band save the final track, is the key to Black Peaks’ success - and probably why this music ends up sharing arguably more common ground with Dirty Three’s open


2013 and an interim manager was appointed in 2014. The Commission also removed the charity from the register in 2013. The findings of that second inquiry were published yesterday.

Poor financial records

In yesterday’s report the Commission said that there was some evidence that the charity had bought medical supplies, but its records were so poor that “it was difficult to establish with any certainty whether any charitable activity had taken place” and that the inquiry found “little or no evidence that humanitarian aid was distributed to those in need”.

It also found that one of the charity’s former trustees had received payments from the charity and that mobile phones and radios were purchased with charity funds at “significant expenditure”.

In 2011 the charity spent over £17,000 on mobile phone contracts.

According toachieve this?
I have also tried with Object.keys(this.state.data).map(), but no luck.
Thanks in advance.

A:

Your data variable is a JSON object, not an array. To convert it to an array and get both the keys and values, you can use Object.entries.
This function will return an array containing other arrays with the key as your first value, and the value as the second :
{Object.entries(this.state.data).map(([key, value]) => (

        {key}
        {value.key_val1}
        {value.key_val2}
        {value.key_val3}
        {value.key_val4}

))}

If you do not need the keys of your object, you can use Object.values.
An alternative using deconstruction


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abstract: 'We have developed FFT beamforming techniques for the CHIME radio telescope, to search for and localize the astrophysical signals from Fast Radio Bursts (FRBs) over a large instantaneous field-of-view (FOV) while maintaining the full angular resolution of CHIME. We implement a hybrid beamforming pipeline in a GPU correlator, synthesizing 256 FFT-formed beams in the North-South direction by four formed beams along East-West via exact phasing, tiling a sky area of $\sim250$ square degrees. A zero-padding approximation is employed to improve chromatic beam alignment across the wide bandwidth of 400 to 800MHz. We up-channelize the data in order to achieve fine spectral resolution of $\Delta\nu=$24kHz and time cadence of 0.983ms, desirable for detecting transient and dispersed signals such as those from FRBs.'
author:
- 'Cherry Ng\*, Keith Vanderlinde, Adiv Paradise,phasing required for a complete basis of formed beams resembles the functional form of a Fourier Transform. FFT beamforming is computationally interesting for the context when the number of antennas $N$ is large, as it reduces the computational cost from $\mathcal{O}(N^{2})$ to $\mathcal{O}(N\log_{2}N)$. Commercially-available graphics processing units (GPUs) have now provided an affordable solution to the powerful computing necessary for this task.

We have implemented a real-time FFT-beamforming pipeline (see Section \[sec:pipeline\]), which will generate an array of discrete but closely spaced, high-spectral resolution synthetic beams, allowing us to efficiently search the entire primary beam for short-duration transient signals. By searching these beams, CHIME has the potential to discover tens of FRBs per day [@Connor; @Chawla2017], and is well positioned to revolutionize the field of FRB research.

CHIME Correlator {#sec:Xengine}
================

The CHIME


form four beams. The second kernel transposes the data from time–polarization–beams$_{\rm{EW}}$–beams$_{\rm{NS}}$, where time is the slowest varying index, to the order of polarization–beams$_{\rm{EW}}$–beams$_{\rm{NS}}$–time, where time becomes the fastest varying index as required by the next step. A third kernel applies a fine channelization, increasing spectral resolution by 128 times to 3kHz channels.

As a final step, Stokes I beams are formed by squaring the real and imaginary parts. The output data are integrated to 16k frequency channels (i.e., at spectral resolution $\Delta\nu=24\,$kHz) at 0.983ms cadence and rescaled to 8-bit integers (see Table \[tab:table\]). A total output data rate of 131.072Gbps, or 0.512Gbps per node, is transmitted via 1GbE output data links in a custom UDP packet format to the subsequent FRB search, where dedispersion and triggering take place. The current// Copyright (c) 2012, Suryandaru Triandana <syndtr@gmail.com>
// All rights reserved.
//
// Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
// found in the LICENSE file.

// +build solaris

package storage

import (
	"os"
	"syscall"
)

type unixFileLock struct {
	f *os.File
}

func (fl *unixFileLock) release() error {
	if err := setFileLock(fl.f, false, false); err != nil {
		return err
	}
	return fl.f.Close()
}

func newFileLock(path string, readOnly bool) (fl fileLock, err error) {
	var flag int
	if readOnly {
		flag = os.O_RDONLY
	} else {
		flag = os.O_RDWR
	}
	f, err := os.OpenFile(path, flag, 0)
	if os.IsNotExist(err) {
		f, err = os.OpenFile(path, flag|os.O_CREATE, 0644)
	}
	if err != nil {
		return
	}
	err = setFileLock(f, readOnly, true)
	if err != nil {
		f.Close()
		return
	}
	fl = &unixFileLock{f: f}
	return
}

func setFileLock(f *os.File, readOnly, lock bool) error {
	flock := syscall.Flock_t{
		Type:   syscall.F_UNLCK,
		Start:  0,
		Len:    0,
		Whence: 1,
	}
	if lock {
		if readOnly {
			flock.Type = syscall.F_RDLCK
		} else {
			flock.Type = syscall.F_WRLCK
		}
	}
	return


syscall.FcntlFlock(f.Fd(), syscall.F_SETLK, &flock)
}

func rename(oldpath, newpath string) error {
	return os.Rename(oldpath, newpath)
}

func syncDir(name string) error {
	f, err := os.Open(name)
	if err != nil {
		return err
	}
	defer f.Close()
	if err := f.Sync(); err != nil {
		return err
	}
	return nil
}
But when the chair has been dissassembled, I often can’t see the chair style just by looking at pictures of the frame, so I need additional pictures:

If possible, send pictures of the furniture

as it was before it was tore apart,

The frame as it now sits

Lay out all the old cover, and the padding, so that we can see all the various pieces

Roll out the fabric, take pictures of the full width, as well as a close up version about 20 X 20.


The present invention is directed to a Raman detection method and apparatus and, in particular, to one incorporating molecular resonances in surface-enhanced Raman spectroscopy (SERS).
The essential components of a Raman detection system are 1) a source of monochromatic light (e.g., a laser providing a single wavelength/color), which impinges on a scattering object to be chemically analyzed, 2) a dispersive system (often a grating), which separates the different wavelengths present in the scattered light, and 3) a light detector, such as a PMT or CCD. The light detector records the intensity of the dispersed scattered light at different wavelengths. The shifts of the scattered wavelengths with respect to the monochromatic light incident on the scattering object and the intensity of the light at shifted wavelengths form the Raman spectrumparkin and HA-tagged L166P mutant DJ-1 were incubated in DME containing 0.1% DMSO, 20 μM MG132, 20 μM MG132 plus 5 μg/ml nocodazole for 16 h as indicated. In cells treated with MG132 a prominent L166P mutant DJ-1--containing aggresome is evident (arrowhead). However, cotreatment with nocodazole results in the accumulation of L166P mutant DJ-1--containing micro-aggregates (open arrowheads). (B) For further analysis of inclusions, SH-SY5Y cells coexpressing GFP-tagged parkin and Myc-tagged L166P were incubated in the presence of 20 μM MG132 for 16 h and subsequently processed for immunocytochemistry with the indicated antibodies. The colocalization between parkin and L166P mutant DJ-1 is indicated by the yellow color. The colocalization of parkin, L166P mutant DJ-1, and ubiquitin or hsp70 is indicated by the white color. Bar = 10 μm.](jcb1781025f04){#fig4}

The morphology


^−/−^ MEFs (unpublished data). In *Parkin* ^+/+^ MEFs treated with MG132, L166P mutant DJ-1 accumulated in aggresomes ([Fig. 9, C and D](#fig9){ref-type="fig"}). In contrast, in *Parkin* ^−/−^ MEFs, Myc-tagged L166P mutant DJ-1 was mostly observed in small preaggresomal particles dispersed throughout the cytoplasm ([Fig. 9, B and C](#fig9){ref-type="fig"}). Furthermore, coexpression of untagged-parkin rescued the ability of *Parkin* ^−/−^ MEFs to properly target the misfolded DJ-1 to aggresomes ([Fig. 9, C and D](#fig9){ref-type="fig"}). Together these results indicate that parkin is critically involved in the transport of misfolded DJ-1 to aggresomes.

![**Parkin is required for proper transport of misfolded proteins to aggresomes.** (A) Lysates from MEFs cultured from *Parkin* ^−/−^ and *Parkin* ^+/+^ were separated by SDS-PAGE and analyzed by Western blotting. (B) The half-life of Myc-tagged L166P mutant DJ-1 expressedthrusting them into the garden environment. A few weeks should give them plenty of time to do this. However you decide to approach it, you can begin propagating the plants you already have in your garden right now. And the next time you see a plant in a friend's garden that you'd love to grow, you can offer to trade them one of your beautiful homegrown starts for one of theirs and perhaps teach them how they can generate tons of new plants the quick and easy way.

[contents]
Zinnias: An Herb That
Became a Favorite Flower

  by James Kambos

By the first week of July, my herb and flower garden is splashed with color. The monarda raises its shaggy red flowers atop fragrant stems here and there.


antinausea, antidiarrhea, and laxatives should also be in your pharmacy section. It helps to keep these in their own pouch or box.

Adaptogens come in various forms, and all these herbs help your body cope with whatever challenges come your way. They include American ginseng, ashwagandha, astragalus, elderberry, eleuthero, holy basil, jiaogulan, licorice, maca, panax ginseng, reishi mushroom, rhaponticum, rhodiola, schisandra, and sea buckthorn.

Ethnic Considerations

While rarely addressed in basic first aid, ethnic variations are important to consider in a diverse world. Talk with the people you take care of and find out if their needs differ significantly from yours.

Sometimes you need to guess someone's age to help figure out what might be wrong, because some complaints happen more within a certain age range. There is a cultural tendency in-363 divided by 363?
-1
What is 3 divided by -231?
-1/77
What is -3602 divided by 1801?
-2
Calculate -2 divided by -27.
2/27
What is -972 divided by -27?
36
-56 divided by 14
-4
Divide -7 by 6.
-7/6
What is 1256 divided by -4?
-314
Calculate 895 divided by 5.
179
-2 divided by 2
-1
-9425 divided by -1885
5
Calculate 166 divided by 2.
83
-16260 divided by -4
4065
1767 divided by 4
1767/4
Divide 885 by 15.
59
Divide 3 by -2057.
-3/2057
Calculate 3010 divided by 1505.
2
What is 1 divided by -2341?
-1/2341
-165 divided by 2
-165/2
120 divided by 4
30
Divide -2011 by -3.
2011/3
-5 divided by 3
-5/3
Calculate 1008 divided by 4.
252
What is 468 divided by -1?
-468
72 divided by -3
-24
12 divided by -1
-12
-3332 divided by 17
-196
What is 1440 divided by -6?
-240
5 divided by 66
5/66
Divide -24480 by 816.
-30
What is 3284 divided by -4?
-821
1 divided by -55
-1/55
What is 32 divided by -27?
-32/27
135 divided by 45
3
8490 divided by


-2
-4245
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-4
Divide -1004 by 10.
-502/5
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1/125
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121/3
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21/2
Divide 12 by -13.
-12/13
Calculate -8 divided by -374.
4/187
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236/5
What is 133 divided by 1?
133
Calculate -4074 divided by -194.
21
Calculate -800 divided by -160.
5
What is -72 divided by -9?
8
What is -9 divided by 615?
-3/205
What is 7 divided by 7?
1
Divide 0 by -11.
0
What is 1 divided by 7?
1/7
Calculate -360 divided by -72.
5
What is 5 divided by -724?
-5/724
0 divided by -2
0
Divide -414 by -138.
3
9 divided by 926
9/926
2930 divided by 586
5
What is -75 divided by 3?
-25
1887 divided by -1
-1887
Divide 234 by 26.
9
Divide -1430 by 65.
-22
Divide 975 by -5.
-195
What is -29337 divided by 5?
-29337/5
What is -11 divided by -1?
11
-14 divided by 30
-7/15
Divide -4 by -6.
2/3
21630 divided by -4326
-5
What is -1 divided by 25?
-1/25
1 divided by 82
1/82
1240by 1.
-213
What is -284 divided by -1?
284
119 divided by -119
-1
0 divided by 886
0
-515 divided by 3
-515/3
What is 119 divided by 3?
119/3
What is -5761 divided by -6?
5761/6
Divide -10580 by -5.
2116
What is 177 divided by 3?
59
What is 0 divided by -1151?
0
What is -78 divided by 5?
-78/5
Divide -6 by -3.
2
Calculate -348 divided by 116.
-3
-3565 divided by 713
-5
Divide -6 by 30.
-1/5
Calculate -26 divided by -6.
13/3
-3 divided by -1
3
Calculate -1018 divided by 2.
-509
106 divided by 106
1


did some planning for the reconstruction phase of the war in a plan called
Eclipse II, some well-placed observers acknowledge that much less attention was paid to
this phase of the operation than the previous three. As an aside, it is interesting to
note that Eclipse was the name given to one of the early plans that focused on the
reconstruction of Germany after World War II.

18. See press
release, President Bush Announces Combat Operations in Iraq Have Ended,
remarks by the President from USS Abraham Lincoln, at sea off the coast of San
Diego, Calif., 1 May 2002,
http://www.whitehouse.gov/news/releases/2003/05/iraq/20030501-15.html.

19. Traditionally,
Afghanistans unifying transportation artery has been the road connecting Kabul in
the east to Herat in the west. This is the key link in Afghanistans ring
road, which also connects its northern provinces with the capital. The
reconstruction ofthis road was seen as an important step demonstrating the US commitment
to reconstruct Afghanistan. It was to be done in conjunction with Japan and Saudi Arabia,
but progress has been extremely slow. See White House, Office of the Press Secretary,
Joint Statement on Road Construction in Afghanistan by the President of the United
States, the Prime Minister of Japan, and the Foreign Minister of Saudi Arabia, 12
September 2002. See also Jim Garamone, American Forces Press Service, U.S. Honoring
Pledge to Help Rebuild Afghanistan, 27 February 2003,
www.defenselink.mil/news/Feb2003/n02272003_200302278.html.

20. Excellent work
is being done on this by Don Snider. See Don Snider, Gayle L. Watkins, and Lloyd J.
Matthews, eds., The Future of the Army Profession (Boston: McGraw-Hill, 2002).

21. Huntington
described a military specialist as an officer who is peculiarly expert at directing
the application of violence under certain


but
when we took it, although it was already the 23rd of March, there were
10 degrees of cold,[B] enough to chill anybody that is neither a Russian
nor Polar Bear. My husband was much interested, and declared the
railroad across the Alps one of the finest works of modern engineering.
The railway winds zig-zag up the mountain like the road over the
Splugen, or the Mont Cenis. But the wind was cutting and cold; the snow
that fell incessantly penetrated even through the closed windows. We had
left Vienna in the morning; about six o'clock at night we arrived at
Semmering, which is the highest point. Here the snow lay mountain deep.
I had never seen it in such masses. What a feeling of solitude and
desolation, deep, far-extending snow gives one. It covers the earth like
a shroud.all, spoiling his new beaver hat, which he had put on
to go to Sira in, for what reason is best known to himself. When the two
boatmen at last boarded the vessel, the rapacious Greeks asked so
exorbitant a price for their trouble that the little German, although in
great fear and longing to get on board, would not pay it, when they
pushed off from the steamer again, one thrusting his hand in the
terrified traveller's pocket with the intention of paying himself. At
that moment one of the officers of the steamer observed the danger he
was in, and came to his rescue by telling the Greeks in an imperious
voice to put the poor man immediately on board.

The four young Americans that belonged to the party went to the Holy
Land for the same


large court yards
and gardens which surround the house on all sides. The house itself is
one of the oldest and finest in Constantinople; the halls, and rooms,
and staircases, are to an English eye very spacious, and the reception
room, which is entirely of finely carved and richly gilded oak, and
commands a splendid view of Stamboul, is very beautiful.

Sami Pasha is quite an old man, with a very intelligent look, and the
manners of a courtier. He has been Governor of many provinces, and
seemed pleased to hear that he was still remembered at Crete, where he
was Governor at the time the turbulent Greeks threatened a new
insurrection, which his moderation and firmness had prevented from
breaking out. He had years ago visited England and France, and was
interested in all that concerned those countries. Hehayfields and vineyards, which were
studded with olive and fruit trees.

Before I left England, the wife of a soldier, who had accompanied her
husband to the Crimean war, told me that she had also been at Athens,
and that it was "not far from Greece." I found it, however, farther from
Piraeus than I expected. It is an hour's sharp drive, and although the
hour passed pleasantly, it seemed long; perhaps because my wish to see
the Acropolis was great. We stopped, however, first before the Temple of
Theseus; I had seen it at some distance from the window of our carriage,
and had admired the grand and noble structure. When I saw it near I
found it was but small, and admired the art that could make a
comparatively small and very simple building look so imposing.

A


indeed. The
Germans are not an equestrian nation. Of the forty excursionists, not
one was a very proficient rider; in fact few of them had ever been on
horse or donkey-back before. The consequence was an uninterrupted series
of accidents as soon as travelling on horseback became, as it is
everywhere in the East, the only mode of transit.

The poor girl had slipped off her horse with saddle and all, at a most
dangerous spot in going to the Dead Sea; she might have been seriously
injured, as she could not extricate herself at once, and the horse was
moving on. Fortunately the young Kentuckian, who, as I had observed on
the steamboat, was always trying to be near that "nice German girl," was
close behind her. He jumped from his horse and caught hold of hers, so
that"played" that recording back to the same brain area to electrically stimulate decision-based neural activity. Not only did it restore function, in some cases, it also improved it.

"The prosthetic device is like 'flipping a switch' to turn on a decision in real time," said Sam Deadwyler, Ph.D., professor of physiology and pharmacology at Wake Forest Baptist, and senior author of the study, which is published in the Sept.14 issue of the Journal of Neural Engineering.

In the study, the scientists trained five monkeys to match multiple images on a computer screen until they were correct 70 to 75 percent of the time. First, an image appeared on the screen, which the animals were trained to select using a hand-controlled cursor. The screen then went blank for up to two


Fargo - Pair a mythical treasure with a heavily armed pirate and what do you get?

Answer: a successful video game.

At least that’s what game designer Cassidy Schnase, known as C.J., is shooting for with “Cursed Gold,” the working title of a video game he is developing for the Wii U game console.

Schnase is co-founder of Fargo-based Wicked Soul Studios, a video game start-up he put together with a friend, Glenn Wade, who has since left the enterprise to pursue a military career.

Wicked Soul Studios is now comprised of a small team that includes Schnase and a few others, including an artist and a music composer.

Wicked Soul is one of about five game design firms in the area, but Schnase said it is the first to be invited toof for as long as he can remember.

His career goals began taking shape in middle school when a counselor asked him what he wanted to be when he grew up and he answered, “Game designer.”

After graduating from Fargo North High in 2007, Schnase considered attending an area college for a degree that would let him work in the computer hardware field.

Instead, he discovered the University of Advancing Technology, a school based in Tempe, Ariz., that offered online courses.

After 4½ years, Schnase received a bachelor’s degree in video game design and is now putting those skills to use on “Cursed Gold,” which follows the adventures of a pirate armed with a sword in one hand and a pistol in the other.

Schnase said the game’s design is similar in style


CaM reduce the efficiency of phosphodiesterase activation as reflected by substantial alterations in Kact. MLC kinase activation, however, is relatively insensitive to small two or three amino acid deletions. CaM kinase II interacts with the central helix deletion mutants in a complex manner with alterations in both the Kact and the maximum activity. The data suggest the central helix of CaM may serve as a flexible tether for MLC kinase (and to a lesser extent CaM kinase II) but that an extended conformation of CaM, as predicted from the crystal structure, may be required for phosphodiesterase activation.MELBOURNE has been rocked by a series of tremors that shook the ground for about 10 to 15 seconds. Follow the story as it happened.

4.4 magnitude earthquake hits Victoria

Ground shakes for 10-15 seconds

Aftershocks followed during the day

6.5 magnitude quake hits New Zealand

No damage or injuries from either quake

Scroll down to see reactions on social media

11.35pm AN aftershock to the Korumburra earthquake has hit parts of Melbourne this evening, the Herald Sun reported.

The magnitude 3.7 aftershock at about 7.16pm was the second and most violent since the initial 4.4 magnitude quake hit Victoria at 11.32am today.

A second, smaller aftershock - measuring 3.3 - shook the South Gippsland town of Korumburra, with reports it was again felt in Melbourne, at 12.37pm, a spokesman from Geosciences Australia said.

The epicentre of the


faults and when they move we get small earthquakes," he told the Herald Sun.

"Most of the earthquakes in Australia tend to be 2, 3, maybe magnitude 4.

"It takes a few hours for the seismologists to get the details of exactly where it was located and how strong it was."

11.40am Residents in suburbs from South Yarra to Rowville reported the tremors.

So far there are no reports of damage.

The epicentre was at Korumburra, 3AW has reported.

The Geoscience Australia website appears to have crashed.

‘‘That was a big one,’’ tweeted one person from Rowville.

11.37am Reports of an earthquake in Melbourne.

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There is also a need to provide means for being able to determine whether the fault is in the generator or exciter sides of the electric power generator system. By being able to detect faults on the exciter side, it is easier and less expensive to shut down simply the exciter and not the generator rotor. Accordingly, there is a need


to have a ground current detector for use in a fault system for a power generator which has the ability to determine on which side of the detector the fault is located.
In Patent Application Ser. No. 129,160, the technique is described by which a fault current is detected in a highly sensitive mode. By use of a synchronization signal and by dissipation of the effect of stray capacitance from the circuit, there is the ability to sense small levels of fault current. This system is employed in the ground fault current detection in rotor systems of the present invention.board is ready (or not) for board transport and that the adjacent machine is ready to receive the board or not.
Typically, process lines including stencil printers and placement machines are operated by a pull system with the placement machines controlling the introduction of product into different pieces of equipment in the production line. This is typically done in an attempt to maximize cycle time performance, primarily of the placement equipment. The production line is usually designed around the placement machines. The placement machines are typically the more expensive equipment in the production line, and so effort is made to keep them operating at maximum capacity. Errors discovered in the printing process may require manual intervention to rectify, which can impact the flow of materials into the placement system,


unpleasant experience for patients than being subjected to an operation. Although neurosurgery is no longer what it once was, the neurosurgeon's loss has been the patient's gain. Most of my work is now concerned with tumours of the brain – tumours with names like glioma or meningioma or neurinoma – the suffix '-oma' coming from the ancient Greek word for tumour and the first part of the word being the name of the type of cell from which the tumour is thought to have grown. Occasionally an aneurysm cannot be coiled, so every so often I find myself going to work in the morning in that state of controlled anxiety and excitement that I knew so well in the past.

The morning always starts with a meeting – aThe Session Initiation Protocol (SIP) is an Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) standard protocol for initiating an interactive user session that may involve multimedia elements such as video, voice, chat, gaming, and virtual reality. Like the Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) or the Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP), SIP works in the application layer of the Open Systems Interconnection (OSI) communications model and can establish multimedia sessions or Internet telephony calls, modify, and terminate them. SIP can also be used to invite participants to unicast or multicast sessions that do not necessarily involve the initiator. Because SIP supports name mapping and redirecting services, it makes it possible for users to initiate and receive communications and services from various locations, and for networks to identify the users wherever they are.


from the poor ratios achieved for message compression were unacceptable.
Hypothesis to explain the reasons why the current SigComp specifications are not optimal are as follows:
Dynamic compression does not always work with non-reliable transport medium. This is due to the limited memory storage in end-user devices and the limitations of this memory (size of memory) by the SigComp specification for storing entire SIP messages. In many devices, it is impossible to simultaneously store more than 2 entire SIP message. Since SIP messages can get out of order because of the use of UDP, decompression failure occurs, as the state against which decompression should be performed for a disordered (out-of-sequence) message had to be released due to shortage of memory. Eliminating this problem in its entirety is costly, both inDJ Max Portable Emotional Sense - Clazziquai Edition (PSP) review

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Face it, DJ Max is too tough for you. The twitch rhythm game's reputation is based on insane difficulty. For normal people, the highest eight-button setting exceeds impossibility. Six-button mode merely approaches that insurmountable level. Five-button mode, meant as a baby-step in training, brings its


a score. That's still present here, but the new Club Tour Mode has moved to the forefront. In this section, players improve their DJ rank by clearing obstacles at a linear progression of fictional venues. Most regular clubs host 4-6 events, and each one simply requires the completion of either a single piece or a collection of songs.

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$H_{\pm}$ are elliptic self-adjoint second-order partial differential operators acting on sections of $\cV$ over $M$.

Let $m$ be a sufficiently large positive parameter so that the operator $H+m^2$ is positive and the following [*pseudo-differential*]{} operators \_t=(H\_t+m\^2)\^[1/2]{} are well defined. Henceforth, we will omit the index $t$ on all operators.

We define the hyperbolic operator for bosonic fields by L=\_t\^2+H. Then the dynamics of the bosonic fields is described by the space ${\cD}$ of solutions of the hyperbolic equation (L+m\^2)=0 \[226xx\] with the inner product (\_1,\_2)\_ =(\_1,i\_t\_2)\_M +(i\_t\_1,\_2)\_M. \[24viax\] It is easy to show that this inner product is well defined since it does not depend on the time $t$.

Fermionic Fields
----------------

The fermionic fields are described by sections of spin-tensor bundles (or, more generally, by twisted spin-tensor bundles); so, let $\cW$ beare homogeneous functions of $t$ and $s$ of degree $(k-1-n/2)$. They are integrals of some scalar densities built polynomially from the symbols of the operators $H_\pm$ and $A_\pm$.

The coefficients $B_0$, $B_1$, $C_0$, and $C_1$ are computed explicitly in [@avramidi19a].

This enabled us also to compute the asymptotic expansion of the relative spectral invariants as $\beta\to 0$; they have the form [@avramidi19a] (\^2t,\^2s) &\~& (4)\^[-n/2]{} \_[m=0]{}\^\^[2k-n]{} \_k(t,s), \[120via\]\
(\^2t,\^2s) &\~& (4)\^[-n/2]{} \_[k=0]{}\^\^[2k-2-n]{} \_k(t,s), \[121via\] where \_k(t,s) &=& (t+s)\^[k-n/2]{}(A\_k\^++A\_k\^-) -B\_k(t,s)-B\_k(s,t), \[543xxca\]\
\_k(t,s) &=& -(k-)(t+s)\^[k-1-n/2]{}(A\_k\^++A\_k\^-) -C\_k(t,s)-C\_k(s,t). \[542saax\]

Notice that since for equal operators $H_-=H_+$ the combined trace $X(t,s)$ can be expressed in terms of the classical heat trace (\[57zzc\]), then, by comparing (\[1zaab\]) and (\[513xxc\]) we see that in this case B\_k(t,s)=(t+s)\^[k-n/2]{} A\_k. This gives non-trivial relations between the heat kernel coefficients and their derivatives


$\mu$ such that \_[t0]{}t\^\_t\^N =0 \[71qqq\] for any positive constant $\gamma>0$ and any non-negative integer $N$.

We consider a slightly modified version of the Mellin transform of the function $f$ introduced in [@avramidi91] f\_q= \_0\^dt t\^[-q-1+]{}f(t). \[72qqq\] The integral (\[72qqq\]) converges for ${\rm Re}\, q<0$. By integrating by parts $N$ times and using the asymptotic conditions (\[71qqq\]) we also get f\_q =\_0\^dt t\^[-q-1+N]{}(-\_t)\^N . This integral converges for ${\rm Re}\,q<N$ and, therefore, defines an entire function. Now, by inverting the Mellin transform we obtain a useful integral representation f(t)=\_[c-i]{}\^[c+i]{}dq t\^[q-]{}(-q)f\_q, \[76qqq\] where $c<0$. By moving the contour of integration to the right we obtain the asymptotic expansion of the function $f$ as $t\to 0$, f(t)\~\_[k=0]{}\^t\^[k-]{}f\_k. \[76viax\]

Now, let $h$ be another smooth function on $\RR_+$. Suppose that:

1.  it decreasesas $t\to 0$ faster than any power of $t$, that is, \_[t0]{}t\^[-]{}\_t\^N h(t)=0 \[71aqqz\] with any positive $\gamma>0$ and any non-negative integer $N\ge 0$, and

2.  there is a positive constant $\nu >0$ such that \_[t]{}t\^[-]{}\_t\^N =0 \[71aqq\] with any positive $\gamma>0$ and any non-negative integer $N\ge 0$.

We define a modified Mellin transform of the function $h$ by h\_q=\_0\^dt t\^[q-1+]{}h(t). This integral converges and defines an analytic function of $q$ for ${\rm Re}\, q<0$. By integration by parts we get for any $N>0$, h\_q =\_0\^dt t\^[q-1+N]{}\_t\^N ; this integral converges for ${\rm Re}\, q<N$ and defines the analytic continuation to an entire function. By inverting the Mellin transform we get an integral representation of the function $h$ h(t)=\_[c-i]{}\^[c+i]{}dq t\^[-q-]{}(-q)h\_q \[76qqqz\] where $c<0$. By moving the contour of integration


$q=0,1,2,\dots, m-1$ (of course, if $m=0$ then there are no simple poles) and double poles at the points $q=k+m$, $k=0,1,2,\dots$. By evaluating the residues we obtain (\[715saa\]).

Case III: Suppose that the number $\mu+\nu\le 0$ is a non-positive integer, that is, that is, $\nu=-\mu+1-m$ with some positive integer $m=-\mu-\nu+1\ge 1$. Then the function $\varphi$ is meromorphic with simple poles at the points $q=-m, -m+1,\dots, -1$ and double poles at the points $q=k$, $k=0,1,2,\dots$. By evaluating the residues we obtain (\[719saa\]).

Laplace Type Operators
----------------------

Now we can compute the asymptotics of Bogolyubov invariant as $\beta\to 0$. By introducing the integration variables =t+s, u=, we can write the Bogolyubov invariant (\[413xxa\]) in the form B\_b() = \_0\^1 du\_0\^dh(,u) (\^2, u) where h(,u) &=& h\_f(u)h\_b((1-u)),\
(, u) &=& (-m\^2) (u, (1-u)). Now, we can applythe asymptotics is given by (\[715saa\]). B\_f()\~\_[k=0]{}\^[m-1]{} \^[2k-n]{}d\_k\^[(3)]{} +\_[k=0]{}\^ \^[2k]{}d\_k\^[(4)]{} +\^2\_[k=0]{}\^\^[2k]{}d\_k\^[(5)]{}, \[715sazd\] where d\_k\^[(3)]{} &=& (-k+n/2) \_0\^1du \_[k-n/2]{}(u)\_k(u),\
d\_k\^[(4)]{} &=& \_0\^1 du {\_k(u) \_[k+m]{}(u)\
&& -’\_k(u)\_[k+m]{}(u) -\_k(u)’\_[k+m]{}(u) },\
d\_k\^[(5)]{} &=& - \_0\^1du \_k(u) \_[k+m]{}(u). Notice that the coefficients $d^{(3)}_k$ and $d^{(5)}_k$ of the singular part and the logarithmic part are locally computable invariants whereas the coefficients $d^{(4)}_k$ of the regular part are not. Also, the coefficients $d^{(3)}$, when written for general $n$, have the same form as the coefficients $d^{(1)}_k$. Therefore, the singular part of the asymptotics containing the negative powers of $\beta$ has the same form in both cases, regardless whether the dimension $n$ is even or odd.

The leading asymptotics have the form B\_f()=\^[-n]{}d\_0\^[(1)]{}+\^[-n+2]{}d\^[(1)]{}\_1 +O(\^[-n+4]{})+O(). By using the Mellin transform (\[733viax\]) of the function $\chi$ and changing the integration variables


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next ten years".

Wikipedia: "During and after its construction, the $2 billion waterway was widely criticized as an example of excessive pork barrel spending."

I am flying down the waterway 22 1/2 years after the Krugers paddled down and it looks pretty neat yet. I would probably have to agree that it was a big pork barrel project. But not all pork is bad.Jose And Maria – Tropical Update

Hurricane Jose continues to be a bit of a threat for the Northeast coast of the United States. I say a "bit of a threat" because the forecast track for the system does not bring it directly onshore. However, it does keep this wind, wave, and rainmaker close enough to the coastline to create issues.

Jose is expected to continue a northerly motion from its current location of 365 miles south of Nantucket Island. The system will slowly travel in a more northeasterly direction over the next several days. It is also forecast to weaken to a tropical storm and then dive back down to the south. So, it could be just off the coast of New England through the weekend.

The greatest threat from


Jose at this time appears to be beach erosion and rip currents along the shore. There will also be some gusty winds and some heavy rain squalls making their way onshore as well.

nhc.noaa.gov

Major Hurricane Maria is the second category 5 storm in the tropical Atlantic Basin this month. It is unfortunately in the same basic location as the last category 5 storm Irma. Maria is lashing the islands of the Lesser Antilles this morning and is expected to move to the northwest over the next several days.

This track forecast puts the center of the storm over the island of Puerto Rico by Wednesday afternoon. The system should slide just north of the Dominican Republic and then take a more northerly turn by Friday.constantly in conversation but there's been that many games, from my perspective, I'm speaking with him about football, trying to help him improve and trying to help him enjoy his game."

And after producing a performance that Potter admitted was "above Championship level" in the win over Stoke, James confirmed that conversations about his future at the Liberty Stadium are ongoing.

(Image: Chris Fairweather/Huw Evans Agency)

"For me, it’s just about concentrating on the football," said the youngster.

"There’s a contract situation going on at the minute, but I’m enjoying my football here, in the last few games the way we’ve played has been unbelievable.

“I’ve just got to keep playing and keep enjoying it.

"I’m not really involved in it (negotiations), it’s just between my agent and the club, and that’s something that


they are not orthonormal since $||u|| = \sqrt{\langle u,u\rangle } = \sqrt{1 + 4} = \sqrt{5}$ and $||v|| = \sqrt{\langle v,v\rangle } = \sqrt{3^2} = 3$.  If we define new vectors $\hat{u} = \frac{u}{||u||}$ and $\hat{v} = \frac{v}{||v||}$ then $\hat{u}$ and $\hat{v}$ are orthonormal since they each now have norm $1$, and orthogonality is preserved since $\langle \hat{u}, \hat{v}\rangle = \frac{\langle u,v\rangle }{||u||\cdot ||v||} = 0$.

observers expect the job to be his by the time next postseason rolls around.

The rest:

Ray Allen: You get the sense that it's LeBron and Cleveland or retirement for Sir Shuttlesworth. The prospect of a return to South Beach remains unlikely.

Justin Hamilton: The Heat's leading scorer in Summer League play (18.0PPG and 7.0RPG) has certainly staked a claim for a place on the roster. The Heat brass has yet to decide whether to pick up the option to guarantee his contract.

Toney Douglas: As it stands NBA journeyman Douglas remains a potential stand-in for Wade after appearing in 27 games last year. However a contract offer has not been forthcoming.

Greg Oden: The Oden experiment was undertaken with a view to combatting the dominance of Indiana's Roy Hibbert. However, Hibbert became


a non-factor and a lingering back injury ensured the same fate for Oden. It's unclear whether there's a spot for him going forward.

Michael Beasley: Despite showing great flashes offensively, Beasley's inability to assume the expected responsibilities on the other side of the ball saw him fall almost completely out of the rotation as the season wore on. He may yet be back as a low risk option.

The Dearly Departed:

LeBron James: Went home.

Shane Battier: The ever-popular forward retired following the Finals after three years and two titles in Miami. We'll continue to see his infectious smile in his new role as a college ball analyst on ESPN.

James Jones: The Heat veteran is accompanying LeBron to Cleveland. James' lobbying for more minutes will likely be better received in northeast Ohio.

Rashard1y = \fbox{2}$$, Fifth: $$\fbox{0}x-1y = \fbox{1}$$ Thus option E.

A:

I think the answer is

 C

Reasoning

 Following the hints, if we consider the axes to have the same scale with displayed range as $[-3,3]$ for both axes, then the four functions in order seem to be $$f(x) = x-2 \,\,\,,\,\,\, f(x) = 3-x \,\,\,,\,\,\, f(x) = x \,\,\,,\,\,\, f(x) = 3 $$ Now consider the value of $f(2)$. Reading in order we have $f(2) = 0,1,2,3$
 This suggests that the next graph in the sequence will have $f(2) = 4$. As we can see, graph C is the only such candidate and, indeed, the graph appears to be $f(x) = 2x$ so this is the next in the sequence.


only in the USB device with the isochronous data transfer but also in the peripheral device, which must manage and process the isochronous data based on the time to be started for use between certain computers.
Other aspects of technology and practice, discussed herein or previously known to those of skill in the art, may also be helpful in understanding the present invention.space on September 30, 1977, by means of an Atlas-Centaur vehicle from the Cape Canaveral Air Force Station, United States. It had a launch mass of 1,515 kg. A gas leak after liftoff caused a fire in the Atlas-Centaur engine compartment, leading to loss of control and loss of the vehicle.

See also
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References

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was only because she wanted them to see her, with the exception of one person.

Ruby Rose, for all who knew of her, was a simple soul. She lived her days working hard as a blacksmith aid to feed her family. Her father, after having gone through the pain of losing two wives, was no longer mentally able to work. She, like Weiss, held a different reputation among closer friends and frightened enemies. Silent, swift and inventive, The Rose knew no enemy who could escape or outwit her. In hushed whispers, the Templar soldiers often talked about how they would know their life was ending by the sound of her scythe cutting through the air, and their throats, followed by the sweet scent of roses, their final sight beinghome. A reassuring hand squeezed her shoulder, and she looked up to see Ruby smiling warmly at her.

"Hey, I know it's going to be hard, but you get used to it, after a while, you're so busy on your missions, you don't even miss home. And you'll have me, Yang and Blake there to help you adjust." Weiss smiled at Ruby, thankful they'd sent her and not Yang to deliver the message. Capable and terrifying as she was, the Golden Dragon had a mischievous streak and would certainly tease Weiss for worrying about being homesick.

"Thanks Ruby," the lights from the Gala shut off, signaling the departure of their last guest. Her father would have long since retired to his wing of the house, leaving only servants in the


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6. Lip Liners

Much like eyeliner, lip liners can workpopulation-specific, depending on state of knowledge. Each simulation was for 1000 sows repeated 100 times using Monte Carlo simulation techniques. BW, back fat thickness of the sow, litter size (LS), average litter gain (LG), dietary energy density and feed intake were inputs to the model. The model was tested using results from the literature, and the values were all within ±1 s.d. of the estimated requirements. Simulations were made for a group of low- (LS=10 (s.d.=1), LG=2 kg/day (s.d.=0.6)), medium- (LS=12 (s.d.=1), LG=2.5 kg/day (s.d.=0.6)) and high-producing (LS=14 (s.d.=1), LG=3.5 kg/day (s.d.=0.6)) sows, where the average requirement was the result. In another simulation, the requirements were estimated for each week of lactation. The results were given as the median and s.d. The average daily standardized ileal digestible (SID)


At Anime Expo 2014, FUNimation announced that the next installment of the collection box-sets, One Piece – Collection 10, will be arriving starting Sept. 23. Following up on that news, Amazon has now added the 10th collection to the library for a price of $24.49.

Picking up from where the previous collection left off, this release will include the next set of 24 episodes, along with 80 minutes worth of behind-the-scenes interviews.       """

@six.add_metaclass(abc.ABCMeta)
class ModeWithInitializationVector(object):
    @abc.abstractproperty
    def initialization_vector(self):
        """
        The value of the initialization vector for this mode as bytes.
        """

@six.add_metaclass(abc.ABCMeta)
class ModeWithTweak(object):
    @abc.abstractproperty
    def tweak(self):
        """
        The value of the tweak for this mode as bytes.
        """

@six.add_metaclass(abc.ABCMeta)
class ModeWithNonce(object):
    @abc.abstractproperty
    def nonce(self):
        """
        The value of the nonce for this mode


configurations. The result indicates that, although there is no long-range magnetic order, the characteristic spatial correlations in the kagome ice manifold develops a charge gap at $n = 2/3$ near $m_z=1/3$ [@note_flatband]. Figure \[fig:dos\](b) shows the results for $1/3 \leq m_z \leq 1$, where the all-in upward or all-out downward triangles (magnetic monopoles) are introduced into the kagome ice manifold. At the Fermi level for $n=1/3$, the introduction of monopoles leads to a dip in the spectra, and opens a full gap for $m_z\gtrsim 0.7$. On the other hand, the energy gap at $n=2/3$ and $m_z=1/3$ is closed by introducing monopoles. However, for $m_z \gtrsim 0.7$, DOS develops a dip again and shows an energy gap at $m_z \simeq 1$ [@note_m_z=1].

To gain further insight into the peculiar changes, we calculated theto factor this equation as if I never saw it before, so I can't just immediately factor out $(x^2-x-1)$ without a justifiable process, even though it is indeed one of the factors.
I first observed that the equation holds for $x=1$, so I was able to divide out $(x-1)$ to get the factorization of:
$$(x-1)(x^5+x^4-3x^3-x^2-x-1)$$
I tried making an assumption that the quintic reduces to a product of $(x^3+Ax^2+Bx+C)(x^2+Dx+E)$, multiplying out, and equalling coefficients, but I ended up with a system of two extremely convoluted equations which I had no idea how to solve. I also tried to turn the first five terms of the quintic into a palindromic polynomial and then perform the standard method of factoring palindromic polynomials, to no avail.
I am either missing something, or I don't know


Raz bladder neck suspension in women younger than sixty-five years compared with elderly women: three years' experience.
To verify the efficacy of Raz bladder neck suspension in producing cure of genuine stress incontinence (GSI) in women younger than sixty-five years compared with elderly women, and to find out whether or not elderly patients are more prone to failure with this technique. We reviewed our results with this procedure in 67 women younger than sixty-five years (group I) compared with 21 elderly women (group II). Seventeen patients in group I and 4 patients in group II had bladder neck suspension for grade I-II incontinence, and 50 patients in group I and 17 in group II had additional cystocele repair by the four-corner technique. Rectocele repair and vaginal hysterectomy were alsothis and theirs is all paved and clean," she asked.

Following his State of the City address last week, Chelsea Rarrick brought those concerns to the mayor's attention.

"What do you have to say to constituents who have a lot of questions about that?" Rarrick asked.

"I would say to them that I don’t do the paving," Mayor Jones responded. "I'm not in charge of what streets get paved."

"I know it wasn’t initially on the paving schedule for 2015, do you know anything about that?" Rarrick asked.

"Why it was moved up ?" the mayor replied. "I do not. I do not.”

The street paving questions were raised as Richmond's Department of Public Works Director Emmanuel Adediran has come under fire for working on city time to help build the mayor's new church.


precession by monitoring the synchronous modulation of the transmitted laser power. An electronic phase-locked loop (PLL) consisting of a phase detector and a voltage-controlled oscillator ensure that ${f_\mathrm{rf}}$ stays phase-locked to the spin precession frequency $${f_\mathrm{prec}}{=}\gamma_F\,|\vec{B}_0{+}\delta{\vec{B}_\mathrm{{\mathrm{NP}}}}|\approx\gamma_F\left(|\vec{B}_0\,|{+}\,\delta{\vec{B}_\mathrm{{\mathrm{NP}}}}{\cdot}\hat{B}_0\right){\equiv}f_0+\delta{f_\mathrm{{\mathrm{NP}}}}\,,
\label{eq:gyromag}$$ where $\gamma_F\approx$ 3.5 Hz/nT, so that $f_0{=}$95 kHz in the used bias field $B_0$ of 27 $\mu$T. The phase detection and PLL are implemented using a digital lock-in amplifier (Zurich Instruments, model HF2LI, DC—50 MHz) which provides a direct numerical output of the deviations $\delta{f_\mathrm{{\mathrm{NP}}}}$ that are proportional to the signal of interest $\delta{B_\mathrm{{\mathrm{NP}}}}$. Although the $M_x$ magnetometer is scalar in its nature, it is—to first order—sensitive only to the projection of $\delta{\vec{B}_\mathrm{{\mathrm{NP}}}}$ onto $\vec{B}_0$, since $|\delta{\vec{B}_\mathrm{{\mathrm{NP}}}}|{\ll}|\vec{B}_0|$. It thus acts as a vector component magnetometer like a SQUID. The bias field $\vec{B}_0$ is oriented parallel to$M_S$ values are worse than with free, i.e., fitted $M_S$ values, as evidenced by the standard deviations (FOM=figure of merit, listed in Table 1) of the fit residuals. We next have fitted bi-modal distributions. The bimodal fits yield the $A_1$, $\bar{r}_1$, $\bar{r}_2$, $\sigma_1$ and $\sigma_2$ values listed in Table 1 as rows R-2 and E-2, respectively. The corresponding distributions are shown as solid lines in Fig. \[fig:sizeDist\]. These bimodal fits yield the best FOM of the three outlined procedures. For Resovist the extracted parameters are in agreement with the results of Eberbeck *et al.* [@eberbeck2013multicore]. For ${\mathrm{EMG}{-}707}$ an agreement of the smaller size mode with the histogram given in Ref. [@ferrotecAppNote] is found. Freshly produced MNP solutions are basically mono-modal, but, because of cluster formation evolve during aging to a bimodal


the competing interests of protecting the relationship versus the grand jury's entitlement to every man's evidence. Then, in Caldwell v. District Court, the Colorado court, relying on A v. District Court, applied the same standard to discovery in a civil suit, with no discussion of the very different interests which compete in a civil suit.
[3]  A procedure which includes a lower threshold for an in camera review is necessary because "`the secret must be told in order to determine whether it must be kept.'" Hamil & Co. v. England, 50 Mo. App. 338, 348 (1892). Cf. State v. Garcia, 45 Wn. App. 132, 724 P.2d 412 (1986) (an in camera review appropriate to determine whether documents in possession of prosecutor are subject to disclosure under CrR 4.7);RECOMMENDED FOR INDIVIDUAL INVESTORS**

##### **The Bull Call Spread (Bear Put Spread)**

The bull call spread (or bear put spread) is a broker favorite because it limits risk and increases leverage for the investor, as well as provides a double commission for what otherwise often could have been achieved (possibly more effectively) simply by buying a call. Moreover, it is a net long option spread which means it is for option buyers and therefore, we would not recommend it on those grounds alone. We do cover it here, however, because of it's popularity among novice traders and brokers alike. They are pitched as a way to reduce the cost of buying an option, therefore enabling a trader to take more positions (imagine that!).

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\"Therefore is the name of it called Babel; because the Lord did there confound the language of all the earth: and from thence did the Lord scatter them abroad upon the face of all the earth.\"

Genesis 11: 9.

The Whitney Museum of American Art in New York recently held its Biennial 2006 exhibition \[[@B1]\]. Entitled *Day for Night*, after the Truffaut film in which scenes shot in daylight are made to imply night-time, the exhibition was guided by themes of ambiguity, in the literal (works that are not quite what they appear to be), conceptual (in deconstructing the role of the artist in the current socio-political climate) and practical senses (in trying to define what actually constitutes \"American\" art). The 2006 Biennial was heavily influenced by the work ofand act upon the health of certain populations given scant evidence -- that we most risk making inaccurate statements and implementing misguided policies. Mark Bradford\'s work warns us of the pitfalls of vivid colours and bright lights, drawing us instead towards the darkness and inviting us to focus more closely on those \"living under the radar of formal business\" \[[@B3]\].

If Mark Bradford\'s *Los Moscos*portrays the reality of those looking into the darkness, then Upton Sinclair\'s *The Jungle*\[[@B4]\] describes the reality for those living in it. In his incisive critique of the meat industry and the deplorable working conditions of its workers, Sinclair follows the plight of an aspiring family of Lithuanian immigrants who seek employment in the thriving, but ultimately destructive, stockyards of Chicago. The book was instrumental


to support these sectors. Over 70% of farm crop workers in the US are foreign-born, primarily from Mexico; more than 50% of these are unauthorized to work in the US \[[@B12]\]. The average farm worker is 33 years old, has a sixth grade education, speaks and reads little or no English and earns \$10 an hour undertaking physically demanding and, in many cases, hazardous work for 34 weeks of the year, with little recourse to other employment, either in the off-season or in the long term \[[@B12],[@B13]\]. Thirty percent of farmworker households earn below the poverty line, and over 75% of workers have no medical cover. Despite this, approximately one quarter have worked in the US under their current employer for at least five years \[[@B12]\]. The commonly-heardtremendously gifted, talented players that are recognised throughout the world and are expected to win a World Cup. Ireland are not expected to win a World Cup.”

Arrigo Sacchi’s side made an awful start. In the 11th minute Alessandro Costacurta and Franco Baresi couldn’t clear and Ray Houghton clipped a long range effort over the head of Gianluca Pagliuca. It was to be the only goal of the game.

Not for the want of trying. Italy pressed but could not pass the Irish wall, led superbly by Paul McGrath. He had to pass a fitness test to be able to play, but did an admirable job shackling Roberto Baggio. Sacchi, ever the tinkerer, introduced Daniele Massaro to partner Baggio, with Giuseppe Signori moving out wide. The Lazio man forced a


the last one he got us into the final! Hold your views until the WC and should Italy fail at the first hurdle I will be a critic too. Until then get behind the team. No one predicted the 2006 squad could make it! Fly the flag Madonna Mia! My only regret was that Giuseppe Rossi was just not ready unfortunately. You could see that in the Ireland Game. Forza Azzurri!

on the 2nd June, 2014 at 5:48pm

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Ok, stop the panic. Prandelli is a good coach - 2nd at the euros, which we could have won with a bit of luck, and 3rd at the confederations. That's pretty good going for a rubbish manager. We have a decent team, Verratti will come through to be our little star andbenefits, DEC and OMNRF will maintain the 2017 stocking targets in 2018. The combined 2018 salmon and trout stocking total will exceed 4.6 million fish, and managers are optimistic that good fishing will continue.

Members of the public that cannot attend a meeting can provide comments via email to: fwfishlo@dec.ny.gov. For further information, please contact Steve LaPan, New York Great Lakes Fisheries Section Head, at the Cape Vincent Fisheries Research Station, (315) 654-2147.


>= 2.5 is needed by selinux-policy-targeted-3.13.1-102.el7.noarch
selinux-policy = 3.13.1-102.el7 is needed by selinux-policy-targeted-3.13.1-102.el7.noarch

Has anyone tried installing docker on this version of centos before that has no access to the internet?
Do you have any easier way of getting through this?
Thank you in advance!

A:

On a machine with internet, download all dependencies:
mkdir -p offline_repo && cd offline_repo
curl -O https://download.docker.com/linux/centos/7/x86_64/stable/Packages/docker-ce-17.03.2.ce-1.el7.centos.x86_64.rpm
curl -O https://download.docker.com/linux/centos/7/x86_64/stable/Packages/docker-ce-selinux-17.03.2.ce-1.el7.centos.noarch.rpm
yum install --downloadonly --downloaddir=. docker-ce-*.rpm

You can do it on any machine (any OS) that have docker installed and internet access, you can download the dependencies within a container:
mkdir offline_repo
docker run --rm -it -v $PWD/offline_repo:/offline_repo centos:7.2.1511 \
  sh -c 'cd /offline_repo \
      && curl -O https://download.docker.com/linux/centos/7/x86_64/stable/Packages/docker-ce-17.03.2.ce-1.el7.centos.x86_64.rpm \
      && curl -O https://download.docker.com/linux/centos/7/x86_64/stable/Packages/docker-ce-selinux-17.03.2.ce-1.el7.centos.noarch.rpm \
      && yum install --downloadonly --downloaddir=.primary cells (Figure [2A](#F2){ref-type="fig"}). These RBPs included several SFs such as RBM6, SRRM2, and SRSF5 for M/GM-CSF, and RBM7/11/17, TIA1, SRSF12, FUBP1, MBNL2 and RBFOX2 for LPS/IFNγ activation. Among the RBPs as DEGs in THP-1 differentiation and activation ([Supplementary Figure S4A and B](#sup1){ref-type="supplementary-material"}), we confirmed by Western Blotting the PMA-induced downregulation of SNRPE, GEMIN2 and RAVER2, while we found that hnRNPA1 or KSRP levels did not change ([Supplementary Figure S4C](#sup1){ref-type="supplementary-material"}). This experiment shows that changes in RNA levels lead to differences in protein levels which should establish the splicing patterns in each condition.

We found 1824 DEGs in common with M/GM-CSF in primary cells and PMA/VD3 in THP-1 cells, which is about one-third of the DEGs in each category (Figure [2B](#F2){ref-type="fig"}). A number of RBPs consistently change expression upon


5′ or 3′ splice sites with similar levels ([Supplementary Figure S5B](#sup1){ref-type="supplementary-material"}, two left diagrams; [Supplementary Table S7](#sup1){ref-type="supplementary-material"}).

![Alternative splicing in primary monocyte differentiation and polarization. (**A**) Venn diagrams with the numbers of DASEs for differentiation and activation as indicated (PSI change ≥0.05; SpliceTrap *P*-value ≤0.001, MISO BFmin ≥1 & BFmedian ≥10, MATS FDR ≤0.05). In parentheses, number of genes affected by DASEs. The enrichment of common M/GM-CSF DASEs is highly significant (P∼0, one-tailed Fisher\'s Exact test). (**B**) Bar charts with the top enriched clusters of DASEs upon M- and/or GM-CSF stimulation using DAVID, as in Figure [1D](#F1){ref-type="fig"}. (**C**) Heat map showing PSI of top ten RBPs (mostly splicing regulators) as DASEs upon both M/GM-CSF treatments. Only the DASE with the highest PSI change is plotted for each RBP. (**D**)PMA. All DASEs shown here are validated except MATK and ZNF678 ([Supplementary Figure S7A](#sup1){ref-type="supplementary-material"}).](gky401fig4){#F4}

We tested as many as 45 DASEs in THP-1 (Figure [4C](#F4){ref-type="fig"} for 17 DASEs not counting SAP25, and 28 more in [Supplementary Figure S6](#sup1){ref-type="supplementary-material"}), plus 14 more in both THP-1 and primary cells (Figure [5D](#F5){ref-type="fig"}, not counting NUMB as it is repeated), for a total of 59. For all the PSI data points, we used the correlation coefficient between RNA-seq and RT-PCR, so as to monitor the trend in PSI changes across conditions rather than precise PSI values which are biased by amplification cycles ([Supplementary Figure S7A--C](#sup1){ref-type="supplementary-material"}). We considered a total of 47 (80%) as 'validated' as their correlation coefficient exceeds the cutoff of 0.4, while 33 (56%) are highly reliable with a coefficient \>0.8


([Supplementary Figure S7D](#sup1){ref-type="supplementary-material"}). A good example of validated DASE is *INF2* cassette exon which, in both RNA-seq and RT-PCR, switches from predominant inclusion in untreated or VD3-treated THP-1 cells to strong skipping in both PMA treatments and in LPS/IFNγ or IL4/13 polarization. The 80% validation rate shows an overall high concordance between RNA-seq and RT-PCR.

![Regulation of MBNL1 and RBFOX2 expression upon primary monocyte-to-macrophage differentiation and their potential AS targets. ( **A**) Quantitative real-time RT-PCR confirms the changes in mRNA levels of MBNL1 (top) and RBFOX2 (bottom) during THP-1 and primary cell differentiation. Y axis indicates CT values of target relative to β-Actin control. (**B**) Western blotting shows that MBNL1 and RBFOX2 proteins are respectively down- and upregulated upon differentiation of primary monocytes and THP-1 cells, with tubulin as[5C](#F5){ref-type="fig"}). Specifically, among the 134 DASEs upon shMBNL1/2 in this previous study, we identified 60 in our primary monocyte differentiation under GM/M-CSF treatment, with 12 also detected in THP-1 differentiation. In addition, we found hundreds of DASEs upon primary monocyte differentiation with RBFOX2 binding sites (UGCAUG) in the regulated exons or 300 nt of the flanking introns, with more than 80 DASEs in common with THP-1 differentiation. We validated 15 DASEs by radioactive RT-PCR (Figure [5D](#F5){ref-type="fig"}). Among these, ten were affected by the above-mentioned knockdown of MBNL1/2 in the previous study (green gene names), three harbour one or more RBFOX2 binding sites (red gene names), and five additional ones were not previously documented as MBNL1 targets but had RBFOX2 binding sites (blue gene names). Locations of RBFOX2 binding


sites are indicated in [Supplementary Figure S8](#sup1){ref-type="supplementary-material"}. All these DASEs showed a consistent change in AS in both primary monocytes treated with M- and/or GM-CSF, and in THP-1 cells incubated with PMA. From these, inclusion of the cassette exon increased upon differentiation in seven DASEs (NUMB, SBF1, ADAM15, GOLIM4, GSNK1G3, PPP1R12A and FNBP1), decreased in seven DASEs (MGRN1, VPS29, MBNL1, SCARB1, LRRFIP2, NUMA1 and PLD1), and switched 5′ss usage in NCOR2. This AS profiles suggest that the two SFs might regulate these DASEs in monocyte-to-macrophage differentiation.

These DASEs might be biologically relevant in the context of monocyte-to-macrophage differentiation, such as in GOLIM4 (golgi integral membrane protein 4) involved in trafficking between the *cis* Golgi and endosomes ([@B53]), or NCOR2 (Nuclear Receptor Corepressor 2) as transcriptional repressor via chromatin remodellingprobably contains more than one MBNL1 isoform, but based on the AS of exon 7 and 8 in our RNA-Seq/RT-PCR, the lower band most likely contains isoform(s) with exon 7, while the upper band might contain isoforms with exon 6 spliced directly to 8 ([@B55]).

![MBNL1 protein regulates 11 out of 14 DASEs during monocyte-to-macrophage differentiation. (**A**) Quantitative real-time RT-PCR shows effective knockdown of MBNL1 mRNA by dsi1-MBNL1 nucleofection and sh2-MBNL1 transduction (left), and knockdown of RBFOX2 mRNA by dsi2-RBFOX2 nucleofection and sh1-RBFOx2 transduction (right), all in THP-1. Knockdown of MBNL1 or RBFOX2 has no major effect on one another\'s mRNA. (**B**) Western blotting shows MBNL1 protein downregulation by sh2-MBNL1 and slightly by dsi1-MBNL1, as well as RBFOX2 downregulation by both sh1-RBFOX2 and dsi2-RBFOX2. Each knockdown did not affect


(Figure [7E](#F7){ref-type="fig"}).

Known and new RBPs as regulators of monocytes and macrophages {#SEC4-2}
-------------------------------------------------------------

Our study revealed a large number of RBPs that strongly change expression (≥2-fold up or down) in the different primary monocytes and macrophages. RBPs that also change in analogous THP-1 conditions may contribute to the common function of these cells. Encouragingly, we found many RBPs previously implicated in monocyte/macrophage functions. For differentiation, the previously known DEGs include (i) CPEB1 depletion in macrophages, which enhances IL6 production upon LPS treatment, by regulating translation of other mRNAs ([@B58]); (ii) macrophage-enhanced downregulation of RNASE2 and RNASE3, which encode mostly eosinophil-derived secretory ribonucleases that fight infection ([@B59]); (iii) ZFP36 downregulation, which in turn mediate the AU-Rich Element-dependent degradation of TNF-α mRNA in liver macrophages, among other targets ([@B60]); ZFP36 and ZFP36L2characterized in future studies. Beyond these disruptions, other monocyte functions and probably their ability to differentiate to macrophages could be compromised in DM patients leading to immunosuppression, underlying the characteristic muscle, cardiac and neurological disorders. This immunosuppression should be mild if any, otherwise it would have been clinically described, or perhaps the monocytic defects are compensated by the two paralogs MBNL2/3 ([@B84]) or by other factors. Indeed, a recent study showed differential alterations of AS patterns upon different degrees of MBNL1 knockdown ([@B85]), which highlights the high sensitivity of deregulated AS events to free MBNL1 levels which could also be tissue specific. Further studies should clarify the functional properties of monocytes and macrophages in DM patients.

In brief, here we report an extensive and detailed characterization of AS in


Q:

How to pass a premade list of functions to cast

cast, from the reshape2 package, can handle a bunch of functions if passed directly in the call. For example:
library(reshape2)

d <- data.frame(variable="variable",value=rnorm(100))
cast(d, variable ~ ., c(mean,sd,max,min))

But, this doesn't work if you try to build the list of functions before hand. For example:
summary.fun <- c(mean,sd,max,min)
cast(d, variable ~., summary.fun)

I looked at the code for cast that deals with this particular behaviour and, to be honest, I have no idea what it's doing:
if (length(fun.aggregate) > 1)
        fun.aggregate <- do.call(funstofun, as.list(match.call()[[4]])[-1])

Is there a way to pass a premade list of functions as a variable to cast()?

A:

Your function has to use an input argument. The function cast automatically passes the values as theQ:

PHP Regex: Match section of string based on part of section

I am trying to extract the age limitations from strings:
Example:
(Class 4) (0-110, 5yo+) 3m1f Good To Firm 18 fences
Return:
5yo+

Other examples would be 2yo, 3yo, 2-3yo, 4yo+, etc.
How do I match whole word if yo exists. I tried playing with \b but cannot get it to return the whole 5yo+ if yo is found :(

A:

This worked for me, and should work for all of the examples you have given:
$str = '(Class 4) (0-110, 5yo+) 3m1f Good To Firm 18 fences';
if (preg_match('/[0-9-]+yo\\+?/', $str, $matches)) {
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}


Don’t get me wrong: As I've said before, I’m agnostic about a new soccer stadium. But I am still confused about why the city is so eager to get rid of land that it — and therefore we the taxpayers — owns for so little in exchange.

Blake Farmer over at WPLN has a story on the Metro Council’s iffy feelings about whether we need to give developers 10 acres of the fairgrounds in order to get a soccer stadium.

Chief operating officer, Rich Riebeling, says the team's owners proposed the concept in exchange for shouldering most of the debt for the $250 million coliseum. "The acreage was part of the negotiations," he said. "As with every negotiation, you start at a place and you end up at a place.means we have the leverage and bargaining power.

I’m very curious and concerned about why the city is going out of its way to be accommodating to the folks who need things from us, instead of making them accommodate us.


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The South Carolina State Firefighters’ Association announces its new Executive Director

27 Mar The South Carolina State Firefighters’ Association announces its new Executive Director

The South Carolina State Firefighters’ Association is proud to announce the selection of M. Kyle Minick as its new Executive Director. Executive Director Minick comes to the Association from the City of North Charleston where he served as the Deputy Chief of Operations. Chief Minick has most recently served as the 71st President of the Association and will become its 5th Executive Director in the Association’s 113-year history.

Chief Minick offered the statement: “ I am honored to be selected to serve the members of our State’s Fire Service in the position of Executive Director. I do not take the roles and responsibilities lightly and pledge toMain navigation

engagement…

I’ve been on an “arts engagement” kick lately. It’s my new buzz-word. I’m like a five-year-old who’s learned a new “knock-knock” joke and then imposes it on every new human being he comes across.

This is largely because, due to my work with Monroe County Civic Theater and the fact that I’m friends with the director of the Arts Administration program here at IU, I’ve had the chance to explore a lot of new ideas, concepts, and so forth about non-profit operations in general and arts organizations in general.

Specifically, I’ve been working my way, slowly but surely, through Audience 2.0, a 2010 paper published by National Endowment for the Arts (NEA). Based on the Endowment’s 2008 Survey of Public Participation in the Arts, it takes an impressively deep


surprise to those who have followed arts trends for the last decade or more, as things like opera broadcasts, live-streaming, and other tech innovations have been utilized to expand audiences to unprecedented levels. But it is surely gratifying to have the hard data in hand, confirming what we’ve already begun seeing anecdotally.

Surprise or not, it’s very encouraging. And I hope it will urge arts organizations of all kinds to continue broadening their usage of technology to promote and advocate for their work.

After a midlife crisis when she considered quitting music, Ms. Lisitsa decided to be proactive. her husband filmed her playing Chopin’s 24 Etudes, which they released as a DVD on Amazon.com in 2007. The couple were initially irritated when people uploaded sections to YouTube, but they decidedQ:

Persisting Entities Mapped to MySQL View in JPA/Hibernate

I have a entity Customer, which is mapped to a view which is defined as a series of joins between Customer, Account, and Person in my database.
I am using JSF 2.0 with JPA set up with Hibernate. The backing database is MySQL
My question is that given the fact that my Customer entity is mapped to a database view, how will this complicate persisting of new Customer entities?

A:

I quote from Adam Bien's book :
"For SQL queries there is no difference between views and tables, so you can easily map a JPA entity to a view transparently. The code on the Java side remains clean and simple – and you will even get better performance. There is a drawback: not all views are


// Boost.Geometry (aka GGL, Generic Geometry Library)

// Copyright (c) 2014-2015, Oracle and/or its affiliates.

// Licensed under the Boost Software License version 1.0.
// http://www.boost.org/users/license.html

// Contributed and/or modified by Menelaos Karavelas, on behalf of Oracle

#ifndef BOOST_GEOMETRY_ALGORITHMS_DETAIL_OVERLAY_POINTLIKE_POINTLIKE_HPP
#define BOOST_GEOMETRY_ALGORITHMS_DETAIL_OVERLAY_POINTLIKE_POINTLIKE_HPP

#include <algorithm>
#include <vector>

#include <boost/range.hpp>

#include <boost/geometry/core/assert.hpp>
#include <boost/geometry/core/point_type.hpp>
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#include <boost/geometry/algorithms/convert.hpp>
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#include <boost/geometry/algorithms/detail/equals/point_point.hpp>
#include <boost/geometry/algorithms/detail/overlay/overlay_type.hpp>

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               skin, too, the way he'd held the paper towel to my neck in the hospital the day before—firm but gentle. He could have hurt me right then, could have pressed down harder until my skin ached with the promise of bruises, but he stopped when I'd protested. He'd watched the towel fall to the floor and then, instead of grabbing me the way I'd always imagined he'd grabbed Persephone, he just calmly bent over and picked the towel off the ground.

"Okay," I said, and I slid my hand into his.

We shook on it then, our eyes locked together, and in that moment, I couldn't tell what was more powerful—the reassurance that, no matter what Tommy did, I'd be safe, or the feeling that, with Ben's hand in mine,


have needed something, all those years ago, to verify its authenticity?

"Did they—" I tried. "Did the police ever do, like, a handwriting analysis of this letter you're talking about?"

Ben cocked his head to the side. "You knew about that?"

"No, I . . ." Despite the cold, my palms felt sweaty. "The detectives—they asked me for samples of Persephone's handwriting once. But they never said why."

"Oh," Ben said. "Yeah, this was why. I showed them the letter—to explain about the bruises—and they had to make sure I didn't forge it."

My eyes widened, my breath shaky between my lips. "Okay," I said. "I'll do it. I'll go back to your house and read Persephone's letter."

• • •

The Emorys' driveway was steep, flanked on either side by evergreens that stood inon the floor with a thump. We both looked down and saw the copy of Wuthering Heights I'd given her.

"Oops," I said, bending down to pick it up, but she tightened her grip on my hands, holding me in place.

"Leave it," she said. "You can take it out to the garbage bin later."

"You want to throw it away?" I asked, a familiar itch gathering on my skin. I had bought that for her. She had wanted it at the hospital, and when they didn't have it, I had gone out of my way to get her a copy of her own.

"I don't want to read that story ever again," she said.

She squeezed her eyes shut, her lids wrinkling with the effort, and it was then that I knew


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and five grandchildren, but the latest arrivals are what they have been waiting for - not least because a son will benefit from a dowry when he marries and will be able to work their land.

Mrs Panwar said: 'For eight months the pregnancy was hectic and painful. But I have given birth before, so I knew what to expect. Sometimes, you have to face the pain if you want something good.'

Her husband added: 'At last we have a son and heir. We prayed to God, went to saints and visited religious places to pray for an heir.

'The treatment cost me a fortune but the birth of a son makes it all worthwhile. I can die a happy man and a proud father.'

Wonders of science: The twins born tostockholders and directors of Brewer, (ii) the requisite tax ruling, and (iii) a determination of the number of shares of Brewer Common Stock, if any, as to which dissenters' rights are being exercised, (if necessary pursuant to Sections 5.01(j) and 5.02(i)), a meeting (the "Closing") shall take place at the offices of Brewer in Honolulu, Hawaii, at which the parties to this Agreement will exchange certificates, opinions and other documents in order to determine whether any condition exists which would permit any of the parties to this Agreement to terminate this Agreement. If no such condition then exists, or if no party elects to exercise any right it may have to terminate this Agreement, the parties shall certify, execute and acknowledge the Merger Agreement to comply with applicable


outstanding shares of the domestic corporation pursuant to H.R.S. § 417-16.
Instead, this case involves a so-called triangular merger between a domestic corporation and a wholly-owned domestic subsidiary of a foreign corporation, in which minority shareholders in the domestic corporation were forced to exchange their shares of stock in the domestic corporation for stock in the foreign corporation on a share-for-share basis.
Hence, the sole legal issue for the Court to decide is whether the approval of 75% or 90% of the outstanding shares of Brewer common stock is required for the series of transactions involving IU International Corporation, IU Investment Corporation, IUH Corporation, and C. Brewer and Company, Ltd. The decision depends on how this Court characterizes said series of transactions.
Considering the evidence and the inferences which can becorporation created by Development for that sole purpose. A dissenting shareholder brought suit, alleging, in part, that: (1) the merger was fraudulent in that it did not serve any business purpose other than the forced removal of public minority shareholders at a grossly inadequate price, and (2) in approving the merger, at a grossly inadequate cash price, defendants breached their fiduciary duties to the minority shareholders. Defendants moved to dismiss on the grounds that their actions were expressly authorized and in compliance with the Delaware merger statute, and that the exclusive remedy for dissatisfaction with the merger was an appraisal under 8 Del.Code § 262; the motion was granted. On appeal, the *1046 Delaware Supreme Court acknowledged that there was "both statutory authorization for the Magnavox merger and


compliance with the procedural requirements," but noted that "it does not necessarily follow that the merger is legally unassailable." Id. at 975. Although the Delaware appraisal statute had previously been interpreted to be a dissenting stockholder's exclusive remedy, the Supreme Court of Delaware accordingly held that
a Delaware Court will not be indifferent to the purpose of a merger when a freeze-out of minority stockholders on a cash-out basis is alleged to be its sole purpose. In such a situation, if it is alleged that the purpose is improper because of the fiduciary obligation owed to the minority, the Court is duty-bound to closely examine that allegation even when all of the relevant statutory formalities have been satisfied.
Id. at 979. The Singer court distinguished cases which had refused toto convert their preferred stock to common stock of the parent corporation, at specifically designated conversion rates, we would be constrained to find the merger invalid.
In our opinion, however, the critical issue herein centers on the effect of the redeemability of the preferred stock. On remand, a determination should accordingly be made as to whether the documents creating the $1.36 IU redeemable, convertible preferred stock result in a situation tantamount to a Singer cash out, and further, whether the merger was effected for the sole purpose of freezing out the minority interest.
We, therefore, remand the case for further proceedings in accordance with this opinion. In the event the instant situation is determined to be tantamount to a Singer cash out, and proof had that the merger was effected


his last known address appearing on the books of the corporation. Before any merger or consolidation agreement becomes effective, the agreement shall be approved or authorized by the vote of the holders of not less than three-fourths of all the issued and outstanding shares of stock having voting power, even though their right to vote is otherwise restricted or denied by the charter, articles, bylaws, or resolution of the constituent corporation.
[4]  HRS § 417-16 read, in pertinent part, as follows:

Notwithstanding section 417-15, the merger or consolidation of any number of domestic corporations with any number of foreign corporations may be effected if the foreign corporations are authorized to effect such a merger or consolidation by the laws of the jurisdiction under which they are formed; provided, thatnot been specifically extinguished and may accordingly be considered to remain undisplaced. But cf. In re Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp., ___ Pa.Super. ___, 398 A.2d 186 (1979) (contra reading of the Pennsylvania appraisal statute).
Furthermore, in Jones v. H.F. Ahmanson & Co., 1 Cal.3d 93, 460 P.2d 464, 81 Cal. Rptr. 592 (1969), the Supreme Court of California, noting that the traditional rules of fiduciary obligation "failed to afford adequate protection to minority shareholders," id. at 111, 460 P.2d at 473, 81 Cal. Rptr. at 601, decided to impose upon controlling shareholders a "comprehensive rule of good faith and inherent fairness to the minority in any transaction where control of the corporation is material." Id. at 112, 460 P.2d at 474, 81 Cal. Rptr. at 602; see generally


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He was reluctant to revisit the well-documented team rifts last season or weigh in on some teammates’ public takes on the locker-room dysfunction. He said he doesn't care about the past anymore, adding, “I think we all know better now.”

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20S core particle (CP) and 19S regulatory particle (RP), which caps either end of CP. Subunits of CP form four heptameric rings, which stack on top of each other to form a cylindrical structure \[[@pone.0134056.ref003]\]. Because the proteolytic active sites are buried deep within the cylindrical structure, these are only accessible from the channel that runs along the long axis of the cylinder. The entrance of this channel is closed when CP is not capped by CP activators such as 19S RP. Even when the entrance is open beneath the RP cap, it is not wide enough for most folded proteins. Thus, proteins to be degraded by CP must be unfolded and translocated into the central cavity by capped RP. In fact, 19S RP is responsible for almost(right panel) or with (left panel) doxycycline. Plates were incubated at 30°C for 2 days and then photographed. (C) Disruption of the coiled-coil conformation of Rpt subunit induces the accumulation of polyubiquitinated proteins. The accumulation of polyubiquitinated proteins in the Rpt tet-off yeast cells expressing wild-type and CC− mutants (Rpt1CC−, Rpt2CC−, Rpt3CC−, Rpt4CC−, Rpt5CC−, and Rpt6CC−) were analyzed using western blot with an anti-polyubiquitin antibody. After yeast cells at early log phase were treated with 20 μg/mL Dox for 3 h, cells were harvested and lysed with glass beads in the presence of 10% TCA to preserve ubiquitination patterns. PGK1 was used as a loading control.](pone.0134056.g005){#pone.0134056.g005}

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Because constructed mutants that induce defective yeast growth tend to destabilize the coiled-coil structure, the abnormal


Rpt3 and Rpt6 until the holo 19S RP is formed \[[@pone.0134056.ref028]\]. In contrast to wild-type Rpt subunits, several Rpt mutants (Rpt1Δ65, Rpt2Δ65, Rpt3Δ65, Rpt6Δ50, Rpt1CC−, Rpt2CC−, Rpt3CC−, and Rpt6CC−), which caused defective growth in yeast cells, revealed only faint staining for base subunits, including FLAG-Rpt1 and His~6~-Rpt3, after TAP, indicating the defective assembly of the base subcomplex ([Fig 6B](#pone.0134056.g006){ref-type="fig"}). However, several other mutants of Rpt4 and Rpt5 (Rpt4Δ65, Rpt5Δ40, Rpt4CC−, and Rpt5CC−) successfully demonstrated the assembly of the base subcomplex ([Fig 6B](#pone.0134056.g006){ref-type="fig"}). These results indicate that the coiled-coil conformation of several Rpt subunits (Rpt1, Rpt2, Rpt3, and Rpt6) is critically important for the correct assembly of the base subcomplex. Furthermore, these results suggest that the coiled-coil conformation of two Rpt subunits (Rpt4 and Rpt5) may have additional functions,western blotting for PGK1.

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###### Expression of coiled-coil mutations of Rpt subunits encoded in the pAUR123 vector in Rpt tet-off strains.

CC−, CC0, and CC00 mutants of Rpt subunits were expressed in Rpt tet-off strains in the absence of doxycycline and analyzed by western blotting. The Rpt subunits were detected using anti-HA antibody as the primary antibody and IRdye680-conjugated anti-mouse IgG as the secondary antibody. Protein loading levels in each lane were estimated in all lysates by western blotting for PGK1.

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###### CC0 and CC00 mutants do not have a decreased coiled-coil probability.

Coiled-coil probability for N-terminal region of wild-type (black lines), CC0 mutants (orange lines), and CC00 (red broken lines) mutants of Rpt subunits predicted by Paircoil2.

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could provide usable [$\mu$]{} values by special processing of the data [@mas86; @gomez93; @hajian93; @hajian95]. A summary of results was given by Terzian (1997). Limited to the study of high surface-brightness PNe and unable to give unambiguous results for different portions of the PNe, the method is no longer in wide use.

The VLA method of obtaining [$\mu$]{} has essentially been succeeded by the use of two-epoch images using the Hubble Space Telescope (HST). With its stable optical-wavelength images of slightly better than 0.1 resolution and its ability to clearly isolate regions emitting specific emission-lines, this becomes the more promising approach. Reed et al. (1999) employed pairs of images of NGC 6543 using the high resolution CCD camera (45.5 mas pixels) of the Wide Field Planetary Camera 2 (WFPC2) with a time separation of


the central star image ( 3 mas or 0.08 pixels), that component of the uncertainty of the magnitude of [$\mu$]{} is only 0.2 [mas yr$^{-1}$]{} and an uncertainty in the direction of motion of 2.2. The average distance of this set of samples is 27.5  (688 pixels). The uncertainty in the rotation between the two sets of images (0.015) would cause the tips of the features to be displaced by 0.18 pixels, which would produce an error in the direction of motion of 4.9. These two considerations mean that uncertainty in the alignment propagates into small uncertainties in the derived magnitude and direction of the motion of features in the nebula. Typically, the uncertainties in the ZSQ solutions are about 0.05 pixels, which corresponds to a 3% uncertainty in the magnitudewe adopt are primarily meant to recognize regions of different motion, but also they agree with the natural divisions suggested by the most current 3-D model [@ode13a]. A remarkable symmetry of features appears in opposite quadrants, which indicates similarity of properties. This justifies grouping the results into the quadrants along the major (NE+SW) and minor (NW+SE) axes. We adopt as the average of the ZSQ and magnification methods $<$E([\[N II\]]{},minor)$>$ = 0.22$\pm$0.04, $<$E([\[N II\]]{},major)$>$ = 0.27$\pm$0.05, $<$E(F502N,minor)$>$ = 0.20$\pm$0.03, and $<$E(F502N,major)$>$ = 0.18$\pm$0.02.

Our measurements of [$\mu$]{} are limited to the Main Ring of the nebula and include no measurements of inner halo or outer halo features. O’Dell et al. (2007) first established and O’Dell et al. (2013a) confirmed the ellipticity of the Main Ring. The nebula’s equatorial concentration of material is