the Longhorns more than doubled their opposition, enjoying a 7-3 advantage.

“For the opening match, we’re excited as always to come out with a ‘W,’” Texas head coach Angela Kelly said. “There are still a ton of things that we need to work on. As our schedule would have it, we’re going to be really battle-tested over the next week-and-a-half, but that’s exactly the way we planned it. Miami was a great opponent today. There were hot conditions, and I thought both teams battled. We just created some opportunities and feel fortunate that we were able to put it in the back of the net.”

Kelly acknowledged that it’s rare for goalkeepers to score, but said that Smith has a knack for the unusual.

“It seems a little fluky (Smith’s goal),file or add up a number with your phone's calculator, you are using tools that might not exist without the work of these women.

Isaacson's book reminds us of that fact. And perhaps knowing that history will show a new generation of women that programming is for girls.


and a phase III trial has been initiated in that target population ([NCT02608502](NCT02608502){#intr0005}). GSK and J&J also have RSV F vaccines in clinical development that target pregnant women, and MedImmune is developing an RSV F vaccine for use in the elderly. A number of groups have RSV F vaccines in preclinical development, including NIAID. An RSV subunit vaccine containing the SH protein (Immunovax) is also currently being evaluated in adults. A number of live vaccines are in clinical development for active immunisation of infants and young children, including native RSV candidates from which nonessential genes have been deleted, and an adenovirus vector containing the RSV F gene. Passive prophylaxis with a long-half life monoclonal antibody developed by Medimmune is currently being evaluated in a dose-escalation/pharmacokinetics trial in healthyperiod, with most deaths occurring in LMICs, where treatment with intrapartum antibiotic prophylaxis (IAP) is not generally used. High levels of maternal anti-capsular polysaccharide (CPS) IgG correlate with reduced neonatal disease risk, and a vaccine against 5 of the 10 circulating serotypes may protect against up to 90% of disease. Two large pharmaceutical companies are currently engaged in GBS vaccine development, with Glaxo SmithKline considering Phase III study designs for their candidate. The proposed approach is to identify specific anti-CPS IgG thresholds as clinical correlates of protection, based on estimation of disease risk reduction, rather than conventional clinical disease end-points. With this in mind, PDVAC recommended that WHO develop guidance on the testing and development pathway for GBS vaccines, including consensus on strategic goals, clinical trial design considerations


noted that many important platform technologies, such as novel viral vectors, innovative antigen design and broadly neutralising antibody approaches, often emerge from HIV and malaria vaccine R&D. It is therefore imperative that information on these potentially cross-cutting clinical portfolios is communicated between fields. WHO has begun to collate summary information on the global vaccines portfolios across several pathogen fields, including HIV, TB, malaria, respiratory and enteric pathogens available at: <http://who.int/immunization/research/vaccine_pipeline_tracker_spreadsheet/en/>.

The PDVAC review process offers a mechanism to 'deep dive' into the product development issues and opportunities across a range of pathogens, and solicits guidance from experts in the vaccine field. There have been several exciting developments in the last year, and the vaccine community looks forward to progress in all of the disease areas discussed. The next meetinghematochezia and infection. During the activity measurements, the animals had no access to food or chow. All studies were performed under strictly standardized conditions in a dark room for 30 min. The numbers of total movements, ambulatory movements, and vertical movements were separately recorded to reflect the motor activities of rats with hepatic failure. The motor activities were defined as zero in dead mice.

Morris water maze
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HE rats were evaluated for spatial learning and memory capabilities using a Morris water maze as described previously. Two training trials a day were conducted on 3 consecutive days during the 8th week of the study. The experimental apparatus consisted of a cylindrical water tank (145 cm in diameter, 60 cm in height) filled with water maintained at 21 ± 1 °C. The


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FMT markedly improves learning and memory functioning in the rat HE model
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The Morris water maze was used to evaluate the spatial learning of rats from different treatment groups. The Morris water maze test lasted six days. The first five days of acquisition training with an invisible platform were followed by 4 d of reversal training with an invisible platform. A probe trial was then carried out with no escape platform. Finally, four trials were conducted using the visible platform.

In contrast to the control group, the total travel distance was significantly decreased in the modelYou are here

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Boguszyn

Boguszyn may refer to the following places in Poland:
Boguszyn, Lower Silesian Voivodeship (south-west Poland)
Boguszyn, West Pomeranian Voivodeship (north-west Poland)
Boguszyn, Leszno County in Greater Poland Voivodeship (west-central Poland)
Boguszyn, Środa Wielkopolska County in Greater Poland Voivodeship (west-central Poland)before it was disbanded.

“Leaders in the industry have consistently resisted taking constructive voluntary action to prevent firearms from ending up in the illegal gun market and have sought to silence others within the industry who have advocated reform,” Mr. Ricker wrote in a 2003 affidavit on behalf of the City of San Diego.

Mr. Ricker detailed the backlash from the N.R.A. and trade groups against anyone who pressed for changes to industry practices. Because of his calls for reform, Mr. Ricker, who died of cancer in 2009, said he was forced to resign as the head of the trade group.

Another insider, Robert Hass, a former Smith & Wesson executive, testified that “the nature of the product demands that its distribution be handled in such a way as to minimize


illegal and unintended use.” And yet, he said in an affidavit, “the industry’s position has consistently been to take no independent action to ensure responsible distribution practices.” When Smith & Wesson voluntarily adopted a set of safeguards, including requirements that its dealers limit multiple sales of firearms, it was ostracized and boycotted, forcing it to abandon the changes.a continuous phase of emulsion. The Lepidium perfoliatum seed gum was mixed with 1:1 Orchis mascula to get a 30% of total solid material in deionized water. The magnetic stirrer was used for 15 min at ambient temperature to better dissolve the compounds. The solution was stored in the refrigerator for 24 hr to complete the water absorption process. The hyssopus extract was added to the gum solution in 5:1 ratio (continuous aqueous phase). 20 grams of soybean oil without antioxidant (dispersed oil phase) was added to the solution. At this stage, 80% emulsifiers were used as surfactants.

The emulsion preparation method was performed according to Weiss et al. ([2008](#fsn31415-bib-0060){ref-type="ref"}). The two phases were separately heated to 35°C, and initial emulsion formed by a magnetic mixer. In order to reduce the particle


by increasing in concentration and viscosity of the continuous phase prevent the growth and dispersion of oil particles (Yuan, Gao, Mao, & Zhao, [2008](#fsn31415-bib-0063){ref-type="ref"}). As explained in the materials and methods section, in this study, for the purpose of reducing the size of the ultraturrax homogenizer and the probe generator, both of them were involved in reducing the particle size, resulting in the formation of small particles (Tadros, [2009](#fsn31415-bib-0053){ref-type="ref"}).

The encapsulation efficiency of the hyssopus extract in the composite biopolymer was 88.36 ± 2.4. Wu et al. ([2008](#fsn31415-bib-0061){ref-type="ref"}), using the encapsulation method, indicated the efficiency of quercetin encapsulation by 94%. Due to the fact that salab is composed of glucomannan units and has charged groups, it creates hydrophilic parts. Ghodumeh also due to its favorable emulsification characteristics had high encapsulation efficiencySuch a beautiful poem, girlie! I love how the emotions captured on your face tied in with the poem, bringing it to life, you’re so creative and you look absolutely beautiful! Thanks so much for sharing and I hope you have the best week ahead!

You’re such a beauty! And this was such a lovely post <3 I honestly don't know what or who made you write this beautiful post, but I hope you stay positive all the time, and just e yourself. 🙂 And always be true to yourself. Hope to hear from you soon!


in a wood-paneled space faces the restaurant’s own microbrewery, where brewer (and brother) Alex Rattray pours four types of craft ales. (The restaurant also makes its own root beer.) Pair a flight with dishes from the meat-focused menu: house-made Texas toast served with butter marbled with barbecue drippings, and pork belly with a Latin twist courtesy of a cumin and coriander rub.

In an era when restaurants seem to be getting smaller, it’s gratifying to walk into a large, recession-defying space. The new Boiler House (312 Pearl Parkway, Building 3; 210-354-4644; boilerhousesa.com), named after the 1896 building it occupies, divides 400 seats between two stories. Downstairs, where former coal-powered boilers make up the kitchen’s walls, a post-work crowd sips on wine paired with executive chef James Moore’s small plates"""
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Linear algebra (:mod:`scipy.linalg`)
====================================

.. currentmodule:: scipy.linalg

Linear algebra functions.

.. seealso::

   `numpy.linalg` for more linear algebra functions.  Note that
   although `scipy.linalg` imports most of them, identically named
   functions from `scipy.linalg` may offer more or slightly differing
   functionality.

Basics
======

.. autosummary::
   :toctree: generated/

   inv - Find the inverse of a square matrix
   solve - Solve a linear system of equations
   solve_banded - Solve a banded linear system
   solveh_banded - Solve a Hermitian or symmetric banded system
   solve_circulant - Solve a circulant system
   solve_triangular - Solve a triangular matrix
   solve_toeplitz - Solve a toeplitz matrix
   det - Find the determinant of a square matrix
   norm -


Matrix and vector norm
   lstsq - Solve a linear least-squares problem
   pinv - Pseudo-inverse (Moore-Penrose) using lstsq
   pinv2 - Pseudo-inverse using svd
   pinvh - Pseudo-inverse of hermitian matrix
   kron - Kronecker product of two arrays
   tril - Construct a lower-triangular matrix from a given matrix
   triu - Construct an upper-triangular matrix from a given matrix
   orthogonal_procrustes - Solve an orthogonal Procrustes problem
   LinAlgError

Eigenvalue Problems
===================

.. autosummary::
   :toctree: generated/

   eig - Find the eigenvalues and eigenvectors of a square matrix
   eigvals - Find just the eigenvalues of a square matrix
   eigh - Find the e-vals and e-vectors of a Hermitian or symmetric matrix
 been detected in the affairs of 50 or so companies in Punjab. Billions of rupees were spent on consultancies (in Saaf Pani Company). I am thankful to the chief justice of Pakistan for taking notice of this scam and reposing his trust in NAB. I want to assure everyone that the trust reposed in NAB will be kept at any cost.”

The Supreme Court, it may be recalled, had observed earlier that the Punjab government had spent Rs4bn on the Saaf Pani project so far but not a drop of safe drinking water had been provided to people.

Anti-corruption watchdog chief reveals one suspect offered Rs45m to blow up office

The PML-N president’s son, Hamza Shahbaz, and son-in-law Imran Ali Yousaf are currently being investigated with regard to the Saaf Pani


project scam.

Shahbaz Sharif had skipped two back-to-back appearances in NAB in the case, while Hamza and Yousaf have also stayed away from the investigation.

Meanwhile, the NAB Lahore on Monday arrested PML-N candidate Raja Qamarul Islam in connection with the scam.

Mr Islam, former chairperson of the Punjab Saaf Paani Company, has been given a ticket by the PML-N to contest the election against estranged party stalwart Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan from NA-59 (Rawalpindi).

PML-N supremo Nawaz Sharif condemned Mr Islam’s arrest, saying: “The arrest of a PML-N ticket holder during the election campaign is unfortunate.”

Justice Iqbal, who was addressing NAB officials at the Lahore office, hinted that “top politicians” being investigated for corruption would not be picked up lest they should try to exploit the arrest for political mileage inthe elections.

The NAB chairman revealed that NAB had received a letter by someone who claimed that they had been offered Rs45 million to blow up the NAB headquarters in Islamabad, in order to stop its ongoing campaign against corruption.

“Previously, it was said that the Bureau’s headquarters would be blown up. Then we received a letter from a person who claimed that he had been offered Rs45m to blow up NAB’s headquarters. I want to tell them... that life is in the hands of Allah. You cannot take away someone’s life by planning to do so. Even if you blow up the NAB’s headquarters, the awareness created among the people against corruption will not end. This wave against corruption will gather momentum and all those involved in corruption will


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Can anyone give me any insight into this problem? It is not just a matter of a slow sync.

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           decision last year that declared Connecticut’s death penalty unconstitutional. Gov. Dannel P. Malloy and state lawmakers in 2012 abolished the death penalty, but only for future murders — leaving 11 men including Peeler still facing execution. A divided Supreme Court ruled in August in the appeal of another death row inmate that the 2012 abolishment must be applied to those who remained on death row because the death penalty violated the state constitution.

Sen. McLachlan opposed the repeal of the death penalty in 2012.

At the time, Martin Looney, the Democrat leader in the state Senate, said, “I don’t think there is anything in the legislative history of the law that would indicate anything other than our intention that the repeal be entirely prospective.”

Former Democratic state Sen. Edith Prague added,


a perfectly level target area, no passive shielding such as attenuating effects from urban terrain masking, e.g. skyscraper shadowing, and so on. Therefore they are thus considered to present an overestimate of the lethal ranges that would be encountered in an urban setting in the real world.[26] With this being most evident following a ground burst with explosive yield similar to first generation nuclear weapons.[26][27]

To highlight the effect that being indoors, and especially below ground can make, despite the lethal open air radiation, blast and thermal zone extending well past her position at Hiroshima,[18] Akiko Takakura survived the effects of the 16 kt atomic bomb at a distance of 300 meters from ground zero, sustaining only minor injuries, due in greatest part to her position in the lobbypole, not under the protection of the leaves, was charred almost completely black.[55]

The advice to "duck and cover" holds well in many situations where structural destabilization or debris may be expected, such as during an earthquake or tornado. At a sufficient distance from a nuclear explosion, the blast wave would produce similar results and ducking and covering would perhaps prove adequate. It would also offer some protection from flying glass and other small, but dangerous, debris. Ducking and covering would also slightly reduce exposure to the initial gamma rays, particularly the portion emitted after the flash.[56] These initial gamma rays are emitted from the fireball & following mushroom cloud and can reach personnel on the ground for a total of approximately 1 minute.[57] Since gamma rays are mostly


wind, this caused the 23 crew members on a Japanese fishing boat known as the Lucky Dragon to come down with acute radiation sickness with varying degrees of seriousness and due to complications in the treatment of the ship's radio operator months after the exposure, resulted in his death.

It is, however, unlikely that a well-funded belligerent with nuclear weapons would waste their weapons with fuzing to explode below or on the surface, as both test shot Baker, and Castle Bravo were respectively. Instead, to maximize the range of city blast destruction and immediate death, an air burst is preferred,[68] as the ~ 500 meter explosion heights of the only nuclear weapons used on cities, Little Boy and Fat Man also attests to.[69] Moreover, with air bursts the totalamount of radiation contained in the fallout, in units of activity/Becquerel, is somewhat less than the total that would be released from a surface or subsurface burst, as in comparison, depending on the height of burst, little to no neutron activation or neutron induced gamma activity of soil occurs from air bursts.[70] Therefore the initial danger from concentrated local/'early' fallout (which takes on the color of the soil around the fireball, commonly with a dusty pumice or ash-like appearance, as experienced by the crew of the Lucky Dragon) remains low in a global nuclear war scenario. Instead the fallout most likely to be encountered by most survivors in this scenario is expected to be the less dangerous but widely spread global/'late' fallout.[71] As an air burst at optimum


found that a detonation altitude of 600 m (1,968.5 ft), plus or minus 20 m (65.6 ft), gave the best fit for all the measurement discrepancies.

^ ab"The Nuclear Matters Handbook". "For surface and low-air bursts, the fireball will rise quickly, and within approximately one minute, it will be at an altitude high enough that none of the gamma radiation produced inside the fireball will have any impact to people or equipment on the ground. For this reason, initial nuclear radiation is defined as the nuclear radiation produced within one minute post-detonation. Initial nuclear radiation is also called prompt nuclear radiation."to church-affiliated schools on the other.  While Phan concedes that Virginia could validly select either of these courses, he contends that the state's hybrid of the two yields an irrational result.  In short, Virginia would have us determine the legitimacy of each of these provisions separately, while Phan urges that they be reviewed together.  Logic supports Phan's position, especially because the Supreme Court of Virginia has stated that "all provisions of the Constitution should be construed together whenever possible."   Miller v. Ayres, 213 Va. 251, 191 S.E.2d 261, 273 (1972).

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The legislative history of Article VIII, Sec. 11 reflects a strong interest in promoting and preserving diversity in higher education.  Virginia's eagerness to embrace church-affiliated education within the Commonwealth displays a legislative policy


irrational);  Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. v. Ward, 470 U.S. 869, 105 S.Ct. 1676, 84 L.Ed.2d 751 (1985) (state tax preference favoring domestic insurance companies impermissible because economic discrimination against out-of-state companies is not legitimate state purpose).  In each of these cases, the Court displayed greater willingness to penetrate the asserted justifications and to scrutinize more carefully the congruence between legislative ends and legislative means
Although it has been suggested that this "second order rational basis review," Cleburne, 473 U.S. at ----, 105 S.Ct. at 3264 (Marshall, J., concurring and dissenting), occurs in cases in which the law in question approaches, but falls short of, the fundamental rights or suspect classifications usually triggering strict scrutiny, id. at 3268-72, our decision proceeds on no such theory.  Instead, weIf the spirit and letter of Sec. 11 are not being enforced, there would be under familiar principles of a law an irrational and discriminatory application of constitutional provisions which may otherwise have a valid purpose.  In that event plaintiff may be entitled either to require strict enforcement of the limitations of Sec. 11 or to be given state aid to attend St. Andrews on the theory that the limitation of Sec. 11 has been rendered nugatory by state administrative procedure

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eBay Shares Open Lower Amid Rumors Of PayPal Spinoff

Shares for eBay Inc. (NASDAQ:EBAY) opened slightly lower Friday after reports that the e-commerce company is considering abandoning the PayPal payment system as soon as next year.

While it remains unclear if eBay would spin off all or part of its rapidly growing unit PayPal, and what structure it would take, news website The Information, citing two unidentified sources, on Thursday said that the company has been telling candidates for the PayPal CEO position that the two entities could be separated in 2015.

Shares of the San Jose, California, company opened Friday at $55.65, down 24 cents, or less than 1 percent. It rose 4.7 percent to $55.89 at Thursday's close, leaving the stock up 1.9 percent this year.

The company's previous chiefAfter the great success of last year's preview days we hope you will join us in celebraing lifelong learning.

College of Marin’s Community Education Department will be hosting free Preview Days at the Kentfield Campus onSaturday, January 12, 2013, from 9:30 a.m. to noon in the Student Services Building, Cafeteria.

Attendees will receive help from staff with registration for Community Education classes, including early bird registration. This is a great opportunity to discuss classes with community education instructors and learn about one of our student groups, the Emeritus Students College of Marin (ESCOM). Parking is free. Come warm up with coffee, tea, and cookies while discovering all that Community Education has to offer!

College of Marin is accredited by the Accrediting Commission for Community and Junior Colleges, Western Association of Schools


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unique to me.

Does the fact that some of them are wrongly attributed bother me? Only a
little, I like to get it right. But the meaning behind the message is the main
thing.

~~~
Bakary
The meaning can be vastly different depending on the origin of the quote,
although for general observations about life I would say you are right.

~~~
IIAOPSW
By happenstance I just came across one that was intentionally misattributed.

"You miss 100% of the shots you don't take" -Lee Harvey Oswald.

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toomanybeersies
I have a notebook that I write quotations, sayings, and other wise-sounding
tidbits in.

I never write who the quotes are ascribed to. I don't believe that just
because a specific person had an adage or said something means that it's
right. Unless it's on a subject that someone is an expert on, it's


the Social Sciences, also in their 6th editions.

Readership

Researchers in gerontology, developmental psychology, cognitive and social psychology.

Ratings and Reviews

About the Editors

James Birren Editor

James E. Birren is currently Associate Director of the Center on Aging at the University of California, Los Angeles, and serves as an adjunct professor in medicine, psychiatry, and biobehavioral sciences. He is also professor emeritus of gerontology and psychology at the University of Southern California. Dr. Birren's previous postions include service as Chief of the section on aging of the National Institute of Mental Health, founding Executive Director and Dean of the Ethel Percy Andrus Gerontology Center of USC, founding Director of the Anna and Harry Borun Center for Gerontological Research at UCLA, and President of the Gerontological Society of America, the Western Gerontological Society, and       funcDispBase : Pointer location 'a2');
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Max Biaggi is intent on making his own misfortune.

How popular is motorcycle racing in France - this was the opening of a new Kawasaki Le Mans dealership in the week before the event. Olivier Jacque and Shunya Nakano were on hand to sign autographs

Crowd favourite, Olivier Jacque, received a tremendous ovation as he crossed the line in an impressive 11th place in his home race.

Troy Bayliss still can't quite get the hang of the Honda but his results seem to keep coming with another top ten finish. Let's hope he comes to grips with it soon, because he would make an interesting addition to the battle with his never-say-die attitud

Ducati Marlboro Team rider Loris Capirossi ran strong in the early stages of today's French Grand Prix at Lesuperbubbles [@McCrayKafatos87; @MacLowMcCray88; @TenorioTagleBodenheimer88]. However, there is evidence that SNe are also interacting with the dense gas. In the inner Galaxy, around 15% of identified SN remnants show clear signs of interaction with molecular gas, including water maser emission [@HewittYusefZadeh09] and TeV $\gamma$-ray emission [@Fukui+03]. Overall, SNe that explode in any of the above low density environments can be approximated by explosions at random positions in an ISM with a significant volume filling fraction (VFF) of hot gas. The remaining fraction of SNe interacting with dense gas can be modelled via explosions within the densest gas parcels [@WalchNaab14].

Several studies of the SN-driven ISM have been carried out in the past, assuming clustered, random or density peak positions for the explosions. For instance, @deAB04 studied a representative piece of


region by adding the corresponding velocity of $$\label{vinj}
v_{\mathrm{inj}} = \dfrac{p_{\mathrm{ST}}}{M_{\mathrm{inj}}}\ ,$$ where $v_{\mathrm{inj}}$ points radially outwards. In addition, we increase the temperature of the injection region to 10$^4$ K. This guarantees that, despite the significant energy losses, the momentum input is accounted for.

This method has two caveats. i) The momentum of a SN bubble can still increase during the pressure-driven snowplough phase [@Cioffi+88], which is not included in this model. ii) Due to the injection of transonic or subsonic motions, high Mach number shocks are not created and little to no hot gas is produced. Therefore, the momentum input given in equation (\[PST\]) is a lower limit.

Recent results by @KimOstriker14 [see also @Martizzi+14 [@Simpson+14]] indicate that the final momentum driven by a single SN explosion can be captureddifferent temperature regimes; and

4.  the observable velocity dispersion.

We compute every quantity by averaging over the final 5 Myr of each simulation in order to reduce statistical errors. In Appendix \[sec:appendix\] we show the full time history for three simulations with $n_\mathrm{i}=3 {\,{\rm cm}^{-3}}$ using random and peak driving.

To compare with velocity dispersions observed in H[i]{} and H$_\alpha$, we compute the mass-weighted, one-dimensional velocity dispersion, $\sigma_\mathrm{avg \;1D}$. We first compute the 1D dispersion for H[i]{} and H$_\alpha$ along the x-, y-, and z-directions for each simulation: $$\label{sigmaturb}
\sigma_{j,k, {\rm turb}}=\left(\dfrac{\sum_i (v_{i,k}-\overline{v}_k)^2\ m_{i,j}}{M_{j,\rm{tot}}}\right)^{1/2}\ ,$$ where $j$ indicates the chemical species (H[i]{} or H$_{\alpha}$), $i$ is the cell index, $v_i$ is the velocity of the cell, and $\overline{v}$ is the average velocity in the respective direction $k$. $m_j$ is the mass of


 10^{-11}T_\mathrm{e}^2+6.19\times 10^{-15}T_\mathrm{e}^3.$$ We apply equation (\[Lcoll\]) only for cells with temperatures 4000 $< T < $ 25 000 K assuming $T_\mathrm{e}=T$. We only consider this temperature range because emission at $T < 4000$ K will be negligible, while we expect to find very little atomic hydrogen at $T > 25~000$ K. We also assume $n_\mathrm{e}=n_{\mathrm{H\textsc{ii}}}$, which results in a $\sim10$% error at most in regions where helium is ionised.

We approximate the gas to be optically thin to the H$_\alpha$ and H[i]{} emission. Although this assumption might lead to a poor estimate of the line intensities, we do not expect major absorption features except in cold and dense H[i]{} clouds. In this case H[i]{} self-absorption could also play a non-negligible role. However, as we will see in the next sections,gas. However, due to our limited resolution, we note that the impact of peak SNe is probably underestimated in high density regions (for $n > 1-60 {\,{\rm cm}^{-3}}$ with fiducial and $n > 10-300 {\,{\rm cm}^{-3}}$ with high resolution). In these cases, one should anyway expand the model to include other important physical conditions and processes, such as stellar clustering, stellar winds, and ionising radiation, and non-constant SN rate are critical ingredients, that shape the ISM and have to be taken into account.

For the setup with $n_\mathrm{i}=3\;{\rm cm}^{-3}$ and $\dot{N}_\mathrm{SN, KS}$, we vary the fraction of peak driving to random driving to explore the effect of a mixed SN placement at different fractions $f_\mathrm{peak}$. A relatively sharp transition between the two regimes (peak and random) occurs when $\sim$50%


4,200 on Opening Day, at a brand new ballpark then constructed behind the landmark Empress Hotel.

Royal Athletic Park, home of the HarbourCats, was originally constructed in 1946, and first played host to the Victoria Athletics, who were a ‘Class B’ affiliate of the New York Yankees, from 1946 to 1951. The team changed its name to the Tyees in 1952, and won the Western International League pennant in their final year in 1954.

Modern day Royal Athletic Park was rebuilt in 1967, after a large fire at the original. The Victoria Mussels (1978-79) and then the Victoria Blues (1980) played out of the ballpark in the affiliated Northwest League.

After a pair of independent leagues fielded teams most recently in the 2000’s, the HarbourCats have established likely the most stable= \left\lbrack \begin{array}{ll}
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{x_{1}^{2} - x_{m}^{2} + y_{1}^{2} - y_{m}^{2} + d_{m}^{2} - d_{1}^{2}} \\
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{\cdots\cdots} \\
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3.2. Differential Evolution Algorithm {#sec3dot2-sensors-20-00343}
-------------------------------------

Differential evolution (DE) algorithm is


gradually decreases with the increase of the communication radius of the nodes. Among these four algorithms, DEIDV-Hop always has the smallest ALE. As shown in [Figure 5](#sensors-20-00343-f005){ref-type="fig"}:PSODV-Hop reduces the average ALE by 7.61%, GSODV-Hop reduces by 26.35%, and DEIDV-Hop reduces by 34.88% when compared with DV-Hop in the square random topology,PSODV-Hop reduces the average ALE by 32.3%, GSODV-Hop reduces by 33.15% and DEIDV-Hop reduces by 40.36% when compared with DV-Hop in the square grid topology,Three meta-heuristic localization algorithms PSODV-Hop, GSODV-Hop, and DEIDV-Hop improve in average 40.71%, 41.05%, and 44.79%, respectively on localization accuracy when compared with DV-Hop in the C-Shaped random topology,Three meta-heuristic localization algorithms PSODV-Hop, GSODV-Hop, and DEIDV-Hop improve on average 41.49%, 42.85%, and 45.48%, respectively, on localization accuracy when compared with DV-Hop in C-Shaped grid topology.

Within the value of the entire formula.

In comparison with the random topology, the four algorithms under the grid topology have a significantly smaller average of ALE under the same conditions, which is caused by the denser distribution of network nodes. Due to the poor connectivity of nodes in sparse networks, some of the isolated nodes may be challenging to locate. The uneven distribution of nodes increases the hop-count value of unknown nodes from anchor nodes, and the estimated distance error also increases. The distribution of hop-count values between dense network nodes is relatively uniform, and the network connectivity between nodes is functional; thus, the average of ALE will be smaller.

5.3. Effect of the Percentage of Anchor Nodes on ALE {#sec5dot3-sensors-20-00343}
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In this section, as settings for the investigation, the


are 25 nodes cannot be located, and the localization error of 29 nodes is higher than the average. In the GSODV-Hop algorithm, 25 nodes cannot be located, and the localization error of 26 nodes is higher than the average. In the DEIDV-Hop algorithm, 14 nodes cannot be located, and the localization error of 36 nodes is higher than the average.

-   In the C-shaped grid topology, there are 38 nodes in the DV-Hop algorithm that cannot be located, and the localization error of 34 nodes is higher than the mean of the localization error, where 26 nodes cannot be located and the localization error of 31 nodes is higher than the average in the PSODV-Hop algorithm. In the GSODV-Hop algorithm, 20 nodes cannot be located, and theEnough is enough. Thomas Friedman has just published his first column since the catastrophe in Iraq, and it is marked by so much dishonest evasion, pedestrian analysis, and poor writing that his editors should put him out to pasture at a think tank somewhere in Colorado, where he can’t do much more damage.

First and most important; he nowhere admits that he loudly advocated for the 2003 U.S. invasion and the policies since then that have culminated in this violent debacle. A writer with some integrity would have said straightforwardly that he was wrong, explained why, and tried to draw some useful lessons from his mistakes, as in-

“I misunderstood that the American invasion force would trigger and help inflame a civil war among Iraqis.”

Instead, Friedman’s analysis is limited to


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Since its one to many and not many to many, adding a parent_id to the child table is sufficient.

Uttar Pradesh State Industrial Development Corporation

Uttar Pradesh State Industrial Development Corporation (UPSIDC), also called a UP State Industrial Development Corporation, is a Public Sector Undertaking (PSU) of the Government of Uttar Pradesh, which promotes industries and develops industrial infrastructure in the State. Its industrial areas are equipped with infrastructure facilities likes roads, drains, internal power lines, street lights, etc.

Corporation has developed 159 Industrial areas (including Uttarakhand) and 23 residential areas encompassing 41948 acres of land with a wide range of infrastructure facilities.

The Corporation comes under the Department of Infrastructure and Industrial Development of the Government of Uttar Pradesh.

History
UPSIDC was incorporated as a company limited by shares on 29 March 1961. Its authorized capital is ₹40 crores and paid-up share capital is ₹24,07,51,000 as on March, 2015. It


The aim of this AMA was for Crypto Economist Anya Nova and Analyst Duncan McGregor to discuss the latest escrow report, new products and projects as well as the POWR burning model. Topics discussed in this AMA include:

Power Ledger PPA Vision is an energy data management and settlement system for energy asset owners and operators. PPA Vision provides greater visibility in a Power Purchase Agreement (PPA) for energy sold to offtakers or the spot market.

Power Ledger has purchased a 250kW photovoltaic (PV) system from Perdaman Advanced Energy, a subsidiary of WA-based multinational Perdaman.

A portion of transaction fees collected from each kWh to burn some POWR tokens. Burning tokens means making them irretrievable, by sending them to an address that has no owner and no private key.

Power Ledger hasthe side portion, and Ld is the thickness of the gate insulating film 18 at the main portion. When the thickness of the gate insulating film at the side portion almost equals that at the main portion, Ld almost equals Le. Especially, in prior art 2, the insulating film 14 readily remains on the side-portion tilt surface, as shown in FIG. 16B. Preferably, the gate insulating film at the side portion becomes thicker due to the remaining insulating film 14, to satisfy Le>Ld.
Where Q.sub.B is the absolute value of charges of acceptors in the semiconductor substrate 10, .epsilon. is the permittivity of the gate insulating film 18, t is the thickness of the gate insulating film 18, V.sub.FB is the work function difference between the gate electrode 19


Chicago 2018, Matty and Trevor are joined by Aaron Kalin, Katie Prizy, and Jeff Smith to talk about bias and ethics in the tech industry.yesyesDevOpsDays Kansas City 2018https://www.arresteddevops.com/devopsdays-kansas-city-2018/
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118Trevor is joined by Jessica Deen at Microsoft Ignite 2018, and have a quick catch up on the event and the state of the DevOps world.Trevor is joined by Jessica Deen at Microsoft Ignite 2018, and have a quick catch up on the event and the state of the DevOps world.Trevor is joined by Jessica Deen at Microsoft Ignite 2018, and have a quick catch up on the event and the state of the DevOps world.Trevor is joined by Jessica Deen at Microsoft Ignite 2018, and have a quick catch up on the event and the state of the DevOps world.
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117Trevor is joined by


throws shade at 'DevOps 2.0'.Awesome videos from ChefConf:

]]>yesyesCareerOps With Jill Jubinski and Peter Burkholderhttps://www.arresteddevops.com/career-ops/
Thu, 14 Jul 2016 13:34:26 -0500 https://media.blubrry.com/arresteddevops/content.blubrry.com/arresteddevops/arrested-devops-podcast-episode066.mp3Matty Stratton, Trevor Hess, and Bridget Kromhout66Oh no! You've been laid off. How can you bounce back? Jill Jubinski and Peter Burkholder help guide you through returning to the good fight of gainful employment.Oh no! You've been laid off. How can you bounce back? Jill Jubinski and Peter Burkholder help guide you through returning to the good fight of gainful employment.Oh no! You've been laid off. How can you bounce back? Jill Jubinski and Peter Burkholder help guide you through returning to the good fight of gainful employment.Notes from 2016 DevOps Days DC session on DR for your career: http://e.devopsdaysdc.org/p/openspace-spades-A

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Newly obsessed with this site (and not just becausehats and talk about the acquisition of Ansible by Red Hat.Special guest Eric Sorenson of Puppet Labs chats with Matt about all the new hotness with Puppet, including Application Orchestration. Plus, Matt and Eric put on their pundit hats and talk about the acquisition of Ansible by Red Hat.Special guest Eric Sorenson of Puppet Labs chats with Matt about all the new hotness with Puppet, including Application Orchestration. Plus, Matt and Eric put on their pundit hats and talk about the acquisition of Ansible by Red Hat.Various links referenced in the episode!

Matt and Eric are pretty sure the only reason that Red Hat acquired Ansible was to get Robyn Bergeron back.

]]>yesyesTest Driven Infrastructure With Arthur Maltson and Michael Goetzhttps://www.arresteddevops.com/tdi/
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48Testing your infrastructure


code is critical. But exactly HOW do you go about doing this? Matt talks with Arthur Maltson and Michael Goetz about using tools such as Test Kitchen, Chef Audit Mode, InSpec, and Chef Compliance to help you build confidence in your infracode.Testing your infrastructure code is critical. But exactly HOW do you go about doing this? Matt talks with Arthur Maltson and Michael Goetz about using tools such as Test Kitchen, Chef Audit Mode, InSpec, and Chef Compliance to help you build confidence in your infracode.Testing your infrastructure code is critical. But exactly HOW do you go about doing this? Matt talks with Arthur Maltson and Michael Goetz about using tools such as Test Kitchen, Chef Audit Mode, InSpec, and Chef Compliance to help you build confidence inall just get along? Special guest Steven Boyd joins us to discuss how ITIL can help an organization, and help correct some misconceptions about what ITIL is (and is not).What's this ITIL thing all about? How can it complement DevOps? Can't we all just get along? Special guest Steven Boyd joins us to discuss how ITIL can help an organization, and help correct some misconceptions about what ITIL is (and is not).What's this ITIL thing all about? How can it complement DevOps? Can't we all just get along? Special guest Steven Boyd joins us to discuss how ITIL can help an organization, and help correct some misconceptions about what ITIL is (and is not).

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]]>yesyesCreating DevOps Communities and Events With Andy Burgin, Dustin Collins, and Nathen Harveyhttps://www.arresteddevops.com/communities/
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during DevOps activities like deploys, code pushes, etc. This episode discusses best practices (if there are any) of ChatOps and how to make sure you are getting the most from your team communication tools.

Asynchronous vs. Synchronous Communication

25% of the work week is spent managing your inbox. You can actually increase productivity by moving to Sync communication…we think.

Sasha: ChatOps creates an enormous amount of noise while at the same time makes communication grouped and searchable.

Discussion suggests it is up to the user to mediate that noise, but is it the user, the culture, or the conversation itself that dictates the role of chat? Tivo is given as an example of user mediation: you recorded a shit ton of stuff, and watched only what you wanted.

The panel comes to thefor repeated questions, and increases team efficiency. You need to be constantly pairing. If you direct message someone, you are keeping that information from the team. “If you are not working in your chat tool, you are not collaborating.”

Shared History

Makes communication searchable, and organized by topic, or at least team.

Rooms should be broken down to their smallest parts. Topics, Meetings, Projects, they should all be open spaces for all departments.

Getting messages/alerts from integrated tools is perhaps one of the most important features of ChatOps in DevOps: Jenkins, Github, Travis, etc.

What’s the Problem?

There are just too many messages. But they are necessary messages.

Internal ChatOps tool is almost useless when you are a consultant and you are all working on different clients.

Problems with Adoption?

In your organization, if you are considering


to keep the pages up or the apps running smoothly. The answer isn’t to simply communicate how difficult it is to manage a system – upper management won’t understand the pain, and therefore won’t listen to the complaints. You have to involve the rest of the team so that they understand what you’re going through first-hand. You get empathy from suffering. This all plays back to Conway’s Law, as Andrew points out: “If you believe Conway’s Law is true (as I do), then you understand that your org structure (who communicaties with whom, who reports to whom, etc.) determines the outcome of any decision.”

Bridget brings up the point that this is the essence of dogfooding: requiring not only your engineers to be in the code, but your employeesentire organization. Can you brag? Should you be vulnerable? For some, listing strengths as an engineer can actually be more difficult than listing weaknesses.

Jeff: “It’s a huge act of vulnerability to say who you want to be in an organization”

Jeff: “Every Engineer is responsible for their own career development […] and you are 100% responsible for the career development for every engineer on your team”

Can you be the Director of Flowers?

The group discusses the merit of titles and how relevant and useful they are within an organization.
Jeff: “Titles don’t matter, and they absolutely matter.”

Ultimately, titles should be descriptive of what you want to do in that position and are indicative of positional authority more than anything else.

Management is not for everybody.

Jeff: Performance management is not the same as


I went to them without the ‘clue stick’ and simply spoke to them, asking them if they realized the impact of their code. It finally clicked for me when I had to work together with the client-side SysAdmins as well as the developers at Thoughtworks. Our whole purpose was to get code written by two different development teams out into production, and it was only through being an advocate for both teams that I was able to build up a relationship with both teams and understand the value.

“It seems like DevOps has formalized the relationship between SysAdmins and developers,” says Kevin. “It seems like a much more natural, iterative process working with devs.” Because we’re working side by side, there’s much less going back and forth with havingthat needs to be made as far as tools and standards go,” says Kevin. It’s a matter of balancing the old playbook of limited resources and mixing in the new cohesion and collaboration efforts.

We’ve done a great job of bringing in the greater teams of operations and developers, but most companies still have the one or two lone SysAdmins who are struggling on a daily basis to keep their heads above water. Yvo cautions that we need to bring them into the circle as well.

“If we can make their lives easier, they’re going to eventually go to another shop with the perception that being alone and supporting developers is not a bad thing, but right now they really don’t like life.”

Yvo

Bridget

Matt

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think will be easier for folks to adopt and learn.”

Seth continues: “The workflow is one that we’ve seen work, by working with customers to build these types of pipelines over and over again, and find those successful patterns. The overall workflow begins on a developer’s workstation, where they make a change, they do some local testing, and then submit it to the system, where some automated verification tests run. The job of those verification tests is to determine whether it’s worth the time of a human to do some code review on that change. Someone can then do some code review to approve the change. At that point, Delivery will build an asset for us that we could release. The workflow for building that asset is simple: dolatest version, and making sure they’re good. If those tests succeed, Delivery rolls automatically for the rest of the stages – into a rehearsal environment, and then into a delivery environment.”

Interested in a more detailed description of the workflow? Seth continues to talk through some of the logistics in the podcast as Bridget and Matt ask questions about particulars. You can also check out this video about Delivery:

Seth concludes with, “A lot of what we’re providing here is an accelerant to teams, to give them that system that will allow them to move quickly and learn how to move quickly in that way.”

We transition into asking Adam Edwards, Engineering GM for the Chef product, what’s new in his world.

From here, we move into Chef Analytics, and turn the


no one can describe the Matrix to you, you have to experience ChefConf for yourself.

]]>yesyesDevOps Culture Change With Bill Joyhttps://www.arresteddevops.com/devops-culture-change/
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Matty Stratton33DevOps revolves a lot around what an organization and culture should look like. We talk about it on just about every episode of this podcast. Something we tend to skate around though is the how. How do you change the culture of an organization?DevOps revolves a lot around what an organization and culture should look like. We talk about it on just about every episode of this podcast. Something we tend to skate around though is the how. How do you change the culture of an organization?DevOps revolves a lot around what an organization and culture should look like. We talk aboutis great, and after a week of oncall, at Minted they get the next Friday off (and their co-workers will kick them out of chat if they join). Bridget asks Ryn about their blog post on work-life balance, and Ryn says they wrote that about disconnecting, and Etsy also has a culture of asking people to take care of themselves (where they threatened to take away their VPN access because they were working while sick).

Julian, who reveals he is stranded in Chicago and that’s why he is on the show, turns the conversation back to finding good roles and asking what role a recruiter plays. Ryn says that an Etsy person being oncall and troubleshooting during a Sysdrink meetup in New York attracted a number of applicants. That,


Sound. MCR says Etsy does both an architectural review and an operability review ahead of time. Dave mentions that answers in prospective reviews can be biased in a positive way, whereas in a “premortem” we imagine things going badly, and try to determine what could lead to that: in essence, harnessing hindsight bias to work for us.

Bridget forgets what decade it is and claims to have seen a presentation at devopsdays 2003. That would have been a nifty trick, since the first one was in 2009. :)

I was on vacation and delightfully disconnected. It’s been pretty awesome. Got a new Kindle and have been reading Game of Thrones before Matt accidentally (though at this point it’s my fault) spoils something.

Set up kegbot at our new office, will beon the type of deployments you are going to be using to release the software. Are your deployments feature based? or time based? How important is a rollback?

Your code should always be deployable in a CD framework. You are only rolling forward, you have one master branch, and feature branches, how can you have correct and fast CD if you have multiple branches before the CD process starts.

Your git setup should be directly related to your infrastructure. The git releases and flows of a team of 1 is going to be massively different than the git flow of a large team for a Could Provider.

Things you should know (about git):

Rebasing:
- Rebasing allows you to recombine how your commit chunks are strung together. It takes all the commits of


a branch and
- Great for when you are adding too many commits.

Git Bisect
- You can take out commits individually, and assess if the commits are in a working state.
- However, if you do not have full commits, for example, commits when you are just thinking about something, it will be much harder to assess the state of the commits individually.

]]>yesyesManaging Systems in the Cloudhttps://www.arresteddevops.com/managing-systems-in-the-cloud/
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and Trevor Hess23Tom Limoncelli, one of the authors of _The Practice of Cloud System Administration: Designing and Operating Large Distributed Systems_ talks with Matt and Trevor (but mostly Trevor) about the challenges of modern system management.Tom Limoncelli, one of the authors of _The Practice of Cloud System Administration: Designing and Operating Large Distributed Systems_ talks with Matt andTrevor (but mostly Trevor) about the challenges of modern system management.Tom Limoncelli, one of the authors of _The Practice of Cloud System Administration: Designing and Operating Large Distributed Systems_ talks with Matt and Trevor (but mostly Trevor) about the challenges of modern system management.

Matt

Trevor

http://www.jeremymorgan.com/blog/programming/the-great-unicorn-hunt/
Borderlands the Pre-Sequel is out :D
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and Matty Stratton22Recorded on Day 2 of DevOpsDays Chicago. Matt and Trevor are joined by a panel of attendees and organizers to talk about their experiences at the first ever DevOpsDays to take place in the Windy City. #deepdishdevops for everyone!Recorded on Day 2 of DevOpsDays Chicago. Matt and Trevor are joined by a panel of attendees and organizers to talk about their experiences at the first ever DevOpsDays to take place


was joined by guest co-host Julian Dunn, as well as some awesome panelists for an on-site recording of ADO at the very first DevOpsDays Minneapolis!Matt was joined by guest co-host Julian Dunn, as well as some awesome panelists for an on-site recording of ADO at the very first DevOpsDays Minneapolis!Matt was joined by guest co-host Julian Dunn, as well as some awesome panelists for an on-site recording of ADO at the very first DevOpsDays Minneapolis!yesyesContinuous Deliveryhttps://www.arresteddevops.com/continuous-delivery/
Tue, 15 Jul 2014 12:33:16 -0500 https://media.blubrry.com/arresteddevops/content.blubrry.com/arresteddevops/arrested-devops-podcast-episode015.mp3Matty Stratton, Trevor Hess, and Bridget Kromhout15One of the most commonly associated principles with DevOps is that of Continuous Delivery. Continuing (ha ha) upon our previous episode on Continuous Integration, Jez Humble talks about what CD is, how it can help your organization, and how he's seen2014 12:27:03 -0500 https://media.blubrry.com/arresteddevops/content.blubrry.com/arresteddevops/arrested-devops-podcast-episode014.mp3Matty Stratton, Trevor Hess, and Bridget Kromhout14DevOps 'Thought Leaders' Pete Cheslock, Nathen Harvey, and Randi Harper help us understand all the things you can do wrong when 'doing the DevOps'.DevOps 'Thought Leaders' Pete Cheslock, Nathen Harvey, and Randi Harper help us understand all the things you can do wrong when 'doing the DevOps'.DevOps 'Thought Leaders' Pete Cheslock, Nathen Harvey, and Randi Harper help us understand all the things you can do wrong when 'doing the DevOps'.Transcript

What are some common misconceptions about what DevOps is?

What are some symptoms of "DevOps Smell"[1]?

Development Operations vs Dev + Ops

Is it really just about culture?

Can the opinions of a tool help drive the culture? This is a theory Matt is marinating upon, and might be totally wrong.

How can we avoid


A (MacArthur Foundation) to chat about their real-world experiences in bringing an organization through a DevOps transition.Matt and Trevor are joined by Jeanne Steinback (Rewards Network) and Chris A (MacArthur Foundation) to chat about their real-world experiences in bringing an organization through a DevOps transition.

Jeanne

Trevor

Matt

Pragmatic Programming book tmux: Productive Mouse-Free DevelopmentBurnout.io
]]>yesyesDevOps at Etsy: Not a Unicorn, Just a Sparkly Horsehttps://www.arresteddevops.com/devops-at-etsy/
Wed, 21 May 2014 12:16:50 -0500 https://media.blubrry.com/arresteddevops/content.blubrry.com/arresteddevops/arrested-devops-podcast-episode011.mp3
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and Matty Stratton11The engineering team at Etsy are considered by many to be industry leaders when it comes to automation, software delivery, and general DevOps awesomeness. We will be joined by Senior Operations Engineer Jon Cowie (and others) to give an overview of how Etsy does their DevOps magic, and what we can learn from their example.The engineering team at Etsy arejoin Matt and Trevor to talk about how Config Management can make your systems and stack more stable, predictable, and more fun to manage.One of the key technologies to help automate your DevOps environment is Configuration Management. There's a lot of chatter around what exactly this means, and how you can use it. Special panel guests Sean OMeara, Chris Webber, and Steven Murawksi join Matt and Trevor to talk about how Config Management can make your systems and stack more stable, predictable, and more fun to manage.One of the key technologies to help automate your DevOps environment is Configuration Management. There's a lot of chatter around what exactly this means, and how you can use it. Special panel guests Sean OMeara, Chris Webber, and Steven Murawksi join Matt


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Gift options are offered for many items, and can becleaners were not yet there. So we could easily share our 1st day same without the heavy suitcase.
The journey is easy by tube and bus. From the O2 Arena go at short intervals the buses from bus A, which stops just a few meters from the house. Even the walk would be feasible, usually are in the evening but the feet lame. :-)
The apartment is divided prima. A living / dining room with a kitchenette. Everything there exist necessary, even though we did not cook. A "your traditional" coffee is not there, we have resorted to us for a quick morning coffee with instant coffee.
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SOAP_FMAC3 void SOAP_FMAC4 soap_serialize_SOAP_ENV__Code(struct soap*, const struct SOAP_ENV__Code *);
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SOAP_FMAC3 int SOAP_FMAC4 soap_put_SOAP_ENV__Code(struct soap*, const struct SOAP_ENV__Code *, const char*, const char*);

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SOAP_FMAC3 structper 100,000; and El Salvador, 60
per 100,000 - it is the highest that Costa Rica has ever seen and
more than double the rate registered in the US.

Central America is among the most violent regions in the
world, and much of the violence is related to gangs and
drug-related crime. While the security situation in Costa Rica is
much different than other countries in the region, many of the
killings there during the past year were attributed to drugs and
drug trafficking.

Michael Soto, the deputy director
of Costa Rica's judicial investigation body, said 48% of the deaths stemmed
from gang violence, while 25% were related to drug trafficking.
Fights and other causes, like domestic violence, led to the rest.
Seventy-two percent of the homicides were committed with firearms, the most common
cause.

"Poor neighborhoods have problems
with crime and violence but


not [a] significant organized gang
presence," Geoff Thale, program director at the Washington Office
on Latin America, told Business Insider. "So I think in the Costa
Rica context, it mostly is drug trafficking and the effects of
fights over trafficking routes and control of trafficking
routes."

Most illegal drugs smuggled into
the US travel through Mexico after making their way through
Central America. Costa Rica and its neighbors have long been
transshipment points for drugs heading north, and the increase in
homicides appears to be centered in areas where drug activity has
increased - namely, urban areas and areas along the
coasts.

Nearly three-quarters of Costa
Rica's homicides in 2017 were concentrated in three of the
country's seven provinces.

Four hundred and twenty five
homicides, or 71% of the total, took place in San Jose, which
includes the capital city of the same name; Limon, whichof Triśaṅku,
  spoke out to Indra :-- “Who is this person coming like a Deva with a
  violent speed in the air? Why does he look like a Cāṇḍāla.

Indra disliking Trishankus  presence in Swarga loka again dropped him on earth.

Indra said - You are a Cāṇḍāla, quite unfit for the Devaloka; so where
  are you going? You ought not to remain here; so go immediately back to
  the earth. O Destroyer of the enemies! Indra speaking thus, the King
  dropped from the Heavens and, like a Deva whose merits had been
  exhausted, fell down immediately.

While coming back to earth from heaven Triśaṅku cried and said to Vishwamitra.

“O Viśvāmitra! O Viśvāmitra! Being displaced from the Heavens I am now
  falling very


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Unlike most commercial insurers, the risk pools accept individuals with any of a list of risky health conditions, like cancer or hypertension.

As recently as April, the chief actuary for Medicare and Medicaid estimated that 375,000 people would enroll in the risk pools this year. In an interview, Richard A. Popper, director of insurance programs in the Department of Health and Human Services, deflected questions about whether he was disappointed in the current pace of enrollment.

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Before the law took effect, 35 states alreadygroup, found that monthly prices for a nonsmoking 50-year-old ranged from $240 for a $5,000 deductible plan in Utah to $1,006 for a $1,500 deductible plan in Alaska.

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Several encouraged the federal government to invest more in marketing. Mr. Popper said there were no plans for broad-based national advertising.

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Tenth Muse (also 10th Muse) is an independent superhero comic book series about a modern-day daughter of the Greek god Zeus. It was created in 2000 by Darren G. Davis and originally written by Marv Wolfman. Its debut issue was the sixth highest-selling comic in November 2000.

Several real-life models served as inspiration for the main character, starting with Rena Mero at launch, then later Cindy Margolis or Farrah Fawcett.

The property was optioned for a TV show in 2002. When asked about it, Darren Davis told Nicholas Yanes of Scifipulse.net that "I would love to see this made. It would be the perfect vehicle for the CW if they did it right. I can see Katie Cassidy playing the 10th Muse. This one has a real chance ofQ:

Source of quote attributed to Suidas

"Sophocles is wise, Euripides is wiser than Sophocles; but Socrates is the wisest of all men."

I've come across this quote in various places on the internet, including many scholarly books, and it is attributed to Suidas, but I'm having trouble finding the early source(s) of the quote. What is the origin of this quote?

A:

This page ascribes the quote to the scholia on Aristophanes Clouds.
The quote can be found here in Greek.


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So application getting crashed while I am trying to deploy in production.
Now I have deleted the .class file manually and ran a fresh clean build.
Workig fine now.
I am not sure How it is worked in Local and testing servers.
(If any one have Idea, just guide me)

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Stevens, the 1970s era hitmaker who left his music career behind when he converted to Islam, seemed juice


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On the demand side, RIDE is helping to ease traffic pain.

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App was demoed in 2016-17

Snowbird debuted an early version of the RIDE program in 2016-17 as part of the resort’s ticket system, offering rewards for carpooling. That year, the program helped cut 224,000 miles of travel in single-occupancy cars. But it wasn’t easy to use: Manual tracking required carpoolers to get paper


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fo $25+ billion. And now everyone was talking about it running
out of cash!

So what happened? How did things go so wrong?

And now that Groupon is finally going public, how will the
Groupon story end?

This story, as told to us by insiders, answers some of these
questions. Our sources all asked to remain anonymous, either in
deference to the SEC's "quiet period" rules for companies that
plan to go public or in order to remain in compliance with
severance agreements with Groupon. Groupon itself declined to
comment.

GOING CAPITALIST

AP

In 2006, Andrew Mason was a music major, getting a graduate
degree in public policy at the University of Chicago.

On the side, he was doing contract work building databases at a
company founded and funded by an entrepreneur named Eric Lefkofsky.

Lefkofsky was


early employee. "[From
2009 to 2010] we hired 10,000 people. That was completely
insane — something that's never happened before, and should never
happen again. We ended up in 45 countries in 16 months. It
was nuts, it was fun, it was a blast."

THE MASTERMIND

Andrew Mason is the "soul" of Groupon, but chairman and early
investor Eric Lefkofsky is the "mastermind," according to one
source close to Groupon board members.

"I think people would be surprised at the level of involvement
that Eric has in the day-to-day business," says this
source.

Lefkofsky — a "quintessential entrepreneur" and "romantic,"
according to one friend — started his first business during his
freshman year of college. He sold carpets to underclassmen.
He expanded the business from one school to five, eventually
making $100,000 or so per year, which at the time, he says, made
him feellike "the richest man on planet Earth."

Andrew
Mason and Eric LefkofskyAP

After that, he started a t-shirt company. He sold it, too.

Then, with a friend he'd met in law school, Brad Keywell,
Lefkofsky bought a Wisconsin company called Brandon Apparel
Group. It made children's clothes with sports logos. Lefkofsky
and Keywell borrowed a lot of money to grow the company quickly.
It did grow quickly, but then it went bust.

In May of 1999, Lefkofsky and Keywell moved onto the Internet to
start Starbelly.com. It sold corporate tchotchkes online. The
pair sold the company for big bucks at the very top of the dotcom
bubble. Later, the company that acquired Starbelly failed, and
Lefkofsky and Keywell were sued by its shareholders.

During his time at Starbelly, Lefkofsky wrote an email that was
later produced in that lawsuit. The email gives a


only a matter of time before the biggest companies on the
Internet started paying attention — and trying to buy it.

Yahoo came calling first.

Sometime in the early to middle part of 2010, Yahoo corporate
development boss Andrew Siegel reached out and offered to buy
Groupon for
a price between $3 billion and $4 billion. What attracted
Yahoo most to Groupon was the promise of personalized
offers.

What attracted Groupon to Yahoo was just about nothing.

According to several sources, Andrew Mason simply did not want to
join Yahoo or work for its CEO, Carol Bartz, and that's what he told Groupon's
board.

He also said, "We're just getting started. I'm not ready."

Groupon rejected Yahoo's offer.

The board — and Groupon's investors — had a message for Mason,
though. Someday, he was going to have to either accept an offer
like that onesee a more serious,
self-reflective side of Mason — the one who started The Point,
and now admits he's surprised to see himself in the role of
capitalist.

Andrew Mason doing yoga in
front of a Christmas tree in his underwearScreenshot

How do these versions of Andrew jibe with the one supporting the
Samwer brothers' hardball business tactics? How is he also the
leader of a business that is already doing more than $1 billion
of revenue a year?

Mason grew up in Mount Lebanon, a Pittsburgh suburb. When he was
15, he started Bagel Express, a Saturday morning food delivery
service. He moved to the Chicago area after high school to go to
college at Northwestern. He majored in music. Then he started
working on a Masters in public policy. To make some money, he did
contract web design for Lefkofsky.

When hiring


little bit of that and once I heard that, I was
like, oh fair enough, see you in a month. So, yeah, it's a
trait of his."

"He's a total hardass," says another source. "He gives no
recognition at all. He's very hard to approach. He always
has a furrowed brow. He always has headphones on.
Everything is through e-mail. His free-wheeling funny guy
image is something he turns on very effectively when it's
required, but it's not him. He's very arrogant, he's
stubborn. He honestly believes he's smarter than everybody
else."

Asa Mathat | All Things
Digital

Not everyone takes Mason's aloofness so personally.

"Does he think he's smarter than most people? Yes. Is he?
Yes."

Some Groupon employees appreciate his stubborn streak.

One time Groupon's business development team managed to land an
offer with a "national entertainment brand" that would have
broken Groupon into abut is he an operations guy looking
at the productivity and the yield per employee? I don't
think that's his thing, and I don't think he wanted that to be
his thing either."

Brad Williams didn't last long at Groupon, says one source,
because "Andrew wanted a communications person who could think
like Andrew, who could write like Andrew, who could react like
Andrew."

"Andrew is hard to work for in that role, like impossible.
He doesn't want to do all the work but he won't allow anyone else
to do it. He cares about the image, and the persona, and
the voice and perception and he wants all the news to be good
news. "

Through recruiter Russell Reynolds, Groupon is still reaching out
to New York and Silicon Valley PR types to try to fill WIlliams'
position. We've heard from some


and to the frustration
of Groupon insiders, this created a whole new negative news cycle
about the company.

In an effort to prevent pump-and-dump schemes, the SEC long ago
established strict "quiet period" rules for companies that want
to go public. Lefkofsky's assertion with a reporter was a
no-no.

Later, Groupon was forced to revise its S-1 and include a
paragraph warning prospective investors to ignore what Lefkofsky
said. "The reported statement does not accurately or completely
reflect our Executive Chairman's views and should not be
considered by prospective investors in isolation or at
all."

These missteps — which may have seemed minor in isolation —
started to create a negative aura around Groupon. Suddenly, this
company that seemed to have sprung out of Midwestern dirt
overnight looked fishy.

Reporters started digging into Lefkofsky's background. The
Starbelly.com lawsuit came up. So did Lefkofsky's shouting email.

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Q:

Magento 2 : Get product collection with set if condition

How to set if condition in magento 2 with product collection?
 public function getCategoryProducts($categoryId)
    {
        $products = $this->getCategoryData($categoryId)->getProductCollection()->$products->addAttributeToSelect('*');
        echo $products->getSelect()->setOrder(IF('cat_index_position' = '0',1,0));exit;
        return $products;
    }

How to give if condition in above collection?
Above IF condition not working in collection and throws error for syntax error.
Thanks.

A:

Its working solution based on marius comment,
public function getCategoryProducts($categoryId)
    {
        $products = $this->getCategoryData($categoryId)->getProductCollection();
        $products->addAttributeToSelect('*')->setPageSize(14);
        $products->getSelect()->order("IF('cat_index_position' = '0',true,false)");

      Regarding pleurites in myriapods, it has been postulated that they are homologous with those of hexapods because these taxa were thought to be closely related in a group called the Atelocerata[@b3]. It is now widely accepted that the hexapods derive instead from within a wider pancrustacean group that does not include the myriapods. Most crustaceans lack pleurites, and the exceptions involve groups that have been proposed as likely hexapod relatives, remipedes[@b26] and malacostracans. Remipedes have a detached fragment of the coxa that forms an anterior pleurite[@b3] and the pleopods of malacostracans have a pleurite-like coxal sclerotization[@b27]. Irrespective of whether or not these are homologous with pleurites in hexapods, the absence of pleurites in other crustaceans implies convergent evolution of pleurites of hexapods and myriapods. Whether this is an


Q:

Can’t write to a file owned by the process with correct pemissions (may be selinux related)

I've got bind setup on a fresh install of Ubuntu Karmic
I am trying to send bind some updates, but it fails with this message appearing in the logs
kernel: [254421.299955] type=1503 audit(1260156728.002:104): operation="mknod" pid=1111 parent=1 profile="/usr/sbin/named" requested_mask="w::" denied_mask="w::" fsuid=105 ouid=105 name="/etc/bind/primary/db.nodomainname.com.jnl"

It seems to be selinux related, but I don't have selinux setup on the machine

A:

Did you install bind with Ubuntu's package management or from source? Maybe AppArmor is kicking in?

The Transatlantic Trade & Investment Partnership (TTIP) has stirred more passionate controversy than any other trade negotiations. Critics suggest it will undermine democracy and workers' rights, lowering health and safety standards and eroding public services; supporters claim it will produce spectacular growth and job creation. Laurie Taylor explores the likely costs and benefits in a discussion with Gabriel Siles-Brugge, Lecturer in Politics at the University of Manchester and co-author of an analysis of the TTIP. They're joined by the Rt Hon Lord Maude of Horsham, Minister of State for Trade and Investment. Also, the hidden life of domestic things. Sophie Woodward, Lecturer in Sociology at the University of Manchester, explores the dormant objects we stash away in drawers, cupboards and lofts. What can they tell us about the


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as well as walkingeyerobot.

A:

You can look up the comparison algorithm in the ECMA-spec (relevant sections of ECMA-262, 3rd edition for your problem: 11.9.3, 9.1, 8.6.2.6).
If you translate the involved abstract algorithms back to JS, what happens when evaluating 2 == [2] is basically this:
2 === Number([2].valueOf().toString())

where valueOf() for arrays returns the array itself and the string-representation of a one-element array is the string representation of the single element.
This also explains the third example as [[[[[[[2]]]]]]].toString() is still just the string 2.
As you can see, there's quite a lot of behind-the-scene magic involved, which is why I generally only use the strict equality operator ===.
The first and second example are easier to follow as property names are always strings, so
a[[2]]

is equivalent to
a[[2].toString()]

which is just
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Keep in mind that even numeric20s, dark jacket, jeans, grey backpack." " You sure?" " Yes I am." "He just walked past you." "A-R-G-U-S, argus." "A 100-eyed giant from Greek mythology, he doesn't miss anything with his 100 eyes." "I need someone who sees and remembers everything." "Is that a tic?" "So annoying." "Did I fail?" "You have the answer." "This here, it's got 290 calories." "It's not right." "You're hired" "That was fucking awesome!" "Fuck that, we almost didn't make it." "He just planned it, we took all the risks, and did everything, but he bitch at us?" "Right?" "I love money!" "I mean..." "Deviation from the plan is unacceptable." "Someone must die, or vanish completely." "10 years." "10 years lost, because of petty greed." "I'm sorry." "Where's Song?" "He's away for


all the same." "This place changed over 10 years, that's why I wanted you for this." "And the cops will be all over it afterwards." "Sama Accounting Corp." "Do a cleaner job this time." "Yes." "He's got it." "Don't worry, he enjoys the work." "He'll put extra effort into difficult jobs." "Explosion as a decoy, 5 rob the bank, 1 truck driver, so 6 in total." "No trace, no evidence, perfectly executed plan." "Sons of bitches..." "Did he study abroad?" "Chief!" "Over here!" "Got something?" "What is it?" "She's the newbie, right?" "Very nice." "You piece of shit!" "Wait, rewind." "It's... 1557 hours, thirsty hippo." "Come on, come on..." "It's a match." "Okay!" "Roughly 175cm, beige cargo pants, find the hippo!" "He passed the site, at 1512 hours."by at 380A." "I don't see squirrel." "I repeat, I don't see him." "Hey, you can't eat before buying." "So what?" "Well..." "What the shit..." "It's best when microwaved." "Try it, I guarantee you 100%!" " Just trust me." " Show off." "Piglet, what's your 20?" "I see an apartment on the other side." "Moving east of 310C." "Got any coins?" "What?" "You the one?" "The call girl?" "What?" "Are you?" "Call What?" "No?" "The hell?" "Press the top floor." "We're all nearby so don't get nervous!" "Pretend to look through your bag." "Now!" "What a shitty luck..." "Hippo's nest confirmed, #715." "I repeat, #715." "Now, piglet's out, squirrel's in." "Squirrel going in!" "Our style's overlapping." "It's the trend, Ms. Rookie." "I'm back." "Good work." "I'm built for


the victim's profile." "Fatal wound to the carotid, then the stomach." "About 5 days." "Aside from bloodstains, victim's prints, it's clean." "Looks like a professional job, the next door is Sama." "He was AWOL during the robbery, I don't think he was involved." "You feel the tinkle?" "Nice." "He was a photographer." "Good angle." "Keep slacking." "Don't lose sight of the forest for the trees." "Mistakes of the blind." "Look at the whole picture." "It's the roof of that building." "He shot the lingerie show." "The roof?" "He's the leader." "He was watching from above." "Omniscient point of view..." "Good, I like it." "A year worth of calories..." "It's a sin!" "It's not right!" "What?" "Solve it in 5, you become a reindeer." "Well, I like piglet... 10mission!" " What the shit?" " It's a bust, floor it!" "They're aborting, shotgun on the phone." "It's the same number." "Triangulate the call." "I repeat, lead vehicle, shotgun on the phone." "Viper, parrot en route." "Got the Shadow's location." "It's one or the other." "Piglet, status." "The elevator is not moving." "Eyeing the staircase." "Remember, our job is only to track." "He's here!" "Piglet, moving to support falcon!" "Falcon, sitrep!" "He jumped outside." "Triangulate his cell phone!" "He's westbound 50m radius." "Check their vicinity." "50m from falcon's 20." "He's moving east of 197D." "He changed direction." "Piglet, turn left at the corner, you'll intercept at the next block." "Falcon, he's within 50m of your 20!" "The fucker's walking." "Back alley!" "Piggy, run!" "6 verified, we're after the