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Friedrich von Hellwald

Friedrich von Hellwald ( 29 March 1842, Padua – 1 November 1892, Cannstatt) was an Austrian writer on geography and the history of civilization.

Biography
He was born at Padua. He entered the Austrian Army in 1858, and was a lieutenant of cavalry (1866) in the war with Prussia. In 1866 he became an editor of the Austrian military magazine, Österreichische Militärische Zeitschrift. In 1872 he moved from Vienna to Cannstatt, where he succeeded Oscar Peschel as chief editor of Das Ausland. In this capacity, he emphasized subjects associated with anthropology and the history of civilization. In 1881 he resigned as editor of Das Ausland.

Works
His many works, which are more popular than scientific, include:
 Maximilian I, Kaiser von Mexiko (Maximilian I of Mexico, Emperor of Mexico, 1869).
 Kulturgeschichtemade by the plaintiff and asserted affirmatively that he drove his truck at a speed of less than 50 miles an hour, and that as he approached a point about 2¼ miles west of the intersection of Highways Two and Three, he noticed a car approaching from the east going west, and just as he passed this vehicle he suddenly came upon a vehicle that was stopped on Highway Two in the defendant's lane of traffic, without any lights or warning signs that were visible to the defendant whatsoever; and that as the defendant pulled out to the north in order to avoid colliding with said vehicle, he noticed several persons standing near to the rear of said parked vehicle who had obstructed the view of the taillights


of the accident.
6. Denial of the defendant's motion for judgment notwithstanding the verdict or in the alternative for a new trial.
We will first consider the alleged insufficiency of the evidence.
The defendant asserts:
1. That the plaintiff failed to prove by fair preponderance of the evidence that the defendant was guilty of negligence; that there is no competent evidence showing excessive speed, lack of proper control of the truck, lack of keeping proper lookout, or any other wrongful act upon the part of the defendant, and no competent proof that he has violated any traffic law or been guilty of any misconduct.
2. That the plaintiff was guilty of contributory negligence as a matter of law in that she voluntarily placed herself on the main traveled highway in the night withoutany necessity therefor and without keeping any adequate watch for her safety and that under circumstances which necessarily contributed to and were responsible for her injuries.
3. That the evidence conclusively shows that the presence of the car in which the plaintiff was riding, together with Sheets' car upon one side of the road, with the plaintiff standing near the center of the road, and with a car coming towards the defendant, created a hazardous condition and an emergency, and that the defendant acted as a reasonable and prudent man might in such emergency, while the plaintiff had voluntarily helped to create the emergency by wholly failing to act as a reasonable and prudent person would in the light of such hazardous condition and emergency.
The defendant has abandoned the


a car coming from the east and another car was some distance away, also driving towards the west in the north lane of the highway. The defendant was driving at a speed of from 45 to 50 miles per hour. His testimony is that he did not see the Sheets' car until he was 15 feet away from it. Mr. Sheets says that the defendant swung to the north when he was only three or four feet away from the car. As he swung towards the north to avoid hitting the Sheets' car he struck the plaintiff with the right front fender of his truck. The testimony is not clear as to whether the plaintiff was hit by the front of the fender or received a glancing blow.is a byproduct of the dewaxing process used for many of the oils in general. Group IV oils are synthetic hydrocarbon oils, which are also referred to as polyalphaolefins (PAOs).
In order to modify properties of the various base oils, so-called additive packages are frequently employed. Such may include materials designed to serve as antioxidants, corrosion inhibitors, antiwear additives, foam control agents, yellow metal passivators, dispersants, detergents, extreme pressure additives, friction reducing agents, and/or dyes. It is highly desirable that all additives are soluble in the base oil. Such solubility is desirably maintained or maintainable across a wide range of temperature and other conditions, in order to enable shipping, storage, and/or relatively prolonged use of these compositions. It is also highly desirable that the additives offer good environmental performance.


This implies that such are not required to carry any hazard classification warning label, and/or are biodegradable and non-toxic to aquatic organisms. However, attainment of these desirable qualities should not be at the expense of overall performance. Unfortunately, many additives that include, as at least one benefit, improved friction reduction suffer from low solubility, poor environmental performance, or both.
Those skilled in the art have attempted to identify friction reduction additives (herein termed “lubricant additives”) that may be included in lubricant compositions with base oils and that do not pose problems relating to both solubility and the environment. One approach to this problem has been to include one or more co-base oils, such as synthetic esters or vegetable oils, in the lubricant composition. For example, esters have been used14. Let m(o) = 4*r(o) + 3*w(o). Let x(g) = -2 + 2 + 2. Let k(y) = 2*m(y) + 5*x(y). Calculate k(p(t)).
-14*t
Let t(h) be the third derivative of h**5/60 + 9459*h**2. Let g(q) = -57*q + 4. What is g(t(m))?
-57*m**2 + 4
Let y(c) = -10*c. Let p(d) = 340308*d**2. Give y(p(k)).
-3403080*k**2
Let m(p) be the third derivative of p**5/6 + 27*p**2. Let t(y) be the first derivative of 3*y**2 + 1236. What is m(t(v))?
360*v**2
Let x(o) = 16*o**2. Suppose -g + 2*g + a - 10748 = 0, -a = -2*g + 21502. Let i(k) = k + 10761*k**2 - g*k**2 - k. What is x(i(s))?
1936*s**4
Let w(p) = 2*p**2. Let k(j) be the third derivative of j**7/84 - 27*j**4/4 + 147*j**2 - 2. Let s(u) be the second derivative


It still makes you wonder how many things they classify as cancer these days. The first thing the doctors say to you "oh we need to get you in right away to start treatments". The treatments may kill you faster then the cancer itself by breaking down your immune system where a common cold to take your life.

The best thing that I've seen are breast cancer awareness products. At least finding out earlier is better than later. By having extra time you can look into these. There maybe other alternatives for your treatments. I've heard of a lot of people using alternative medicines these days. Some of these are close friends and we shall see how the final outcome is. This year at the state fair they werea faster way to prove the statement, i.e. using the lemma just once).
It seems to me, anyway, that you are using a stronger (and wrong) version of the lemma: when you say, in the second paragraph of (b), that "there exists some $r\in H$ such that ig=gr and therefore ij=jr", I think you are making a mistake. The lemma does not assert that there exists a $r$ that does the job for every $g\in G$, it just tells you that for every $g$ such a $r_g$ can be found. This is exactly what you need for the proof anyway, so with this caveat your proof works.


and outlet three-way valves are switched over in a determined, synchronized sequence for continuing filtration of the melt through the second filter. When the switch-over of the two three-way valves is completed, the melt flows through the inlet three-way valve with a respective pipeline through the second filter with its filter cartridge and through a further pipeline to the three-way outlet or discharge valve.
The just described conventional construction has its advantages as far as accessibility for cleaning purposes is concerned. However, a substantial structural volume with pipelines and three-way valves requires a correspondingly substantial space. Moreover, at least four pipelines with at least eight couplings requiring respective sealing devices must be cleaned. The filter must be mounted displaceable in the system in order to remove the pipelines fromMichael Phelps vs. Dolphins: Who wins the gold?

From Beth Manning and Justin Garner, dolphin trainers at the National Aquarium

There has been a lot of media coverage suggesting that Michael Phelps swims like a dolphin. So much so that even us trainers have gotten in on the action – reminding Phelps that dolphins are still the fastest swimmers in Baltimore. So the question arises, how fast is Michael Phelps compared to a dolphin?

Most popular literature quotes dolphins as having top speeds of 20-25 mph, though up to 16 mph is more likely. The higher speeds have been recorded when bow riding, when their speed is most likely facilitated by being pushed along in front of a boat cutting through water. More typical speeds recorded in both wild dolphins and


turned over to the American authorities. He said only that Mr. Fischer, who has expressed virulently anti-American views since the warrant was issued for his arrest on Dec. 15, 1992, had been visited by an American consular officer.

''Questions about extradition or charges would have to be answered by the Department of Justice and the appropriate courts,'' Mr. Boucher said. The Justice Department had no comment, but an official said it was looking at the case to determine its legal options, including possible extradition. The official added that it was too soon to predict how the case might turn out. The detention of Mr. Fischer came the day before another longtime American fugitive -- Charles Jenkins, 64, who is accused of deserting the Army in 1965, when he enteredcoefficients : $$d_1 \ \simeq \ - \,4.0, \ \ \ d_3 \ \simeq - \,1.2,
 \ \ \ d_3 \ \simeq \ - \,0.4, \label{d1d3d5}$$ with higher coefficients being small. We recall here that the $D^q (z)$ in the flavor-singlet channel mixes under evolution with the corresponding gluon D-term $D^g (z)$. The numbers quoted in Eq.(\[d1d3d5\]) corresponds to the values at a few GeV scale. At the model energy scale around $600 \,\mbox{MeV}$, their result corresponds to (see the footnote of [@Schweitzer02]) $$d_1 \ \simeq \ - \,8.0 .$$ Although used in many recent phenomenological analyses of the DVCS and the DVMP processes, such an estimate of the D-term coefficients is of highly qualitative nature. A little more direct estimate of $d_1$, the first coefficient of the


|^2 \,
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However, we find no reason why $d_1^{u+d} ({\rm val})$ vanishes. In fact, the relevant operator appearing in Eq.(\[d1theory1\]) is a positive parity operator with the total grand spin $K$ being zero (here $\mbox{\boldmath $K$} = \mbox{\boldmath $J$} +
\frac{1}{2} \,\mbox{\boldmath $\tau$}$),been living under a bridge for 7, 8, 9, 10 years. You cannot just fix that right away. You've got to establish some relationships you have to have resources ready," said Travis Pearson, CEO of Family Endeavors, which helps battle homelessness.

Family Endeavors will use some of the money to target newly homeless veterans to prevent them from chronic homelessness. Pearson said that will be possible by improving a "real time" database that's already been established.

"We can plug in a veteran and their various needs or barriers and then immediately we'll know of all the agencies across San Antonio, who has a bed, who has this service and we can get them connected right away," he said.

The challenge will accomplish the goal by the deadline that the agencies set


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SmartThreadPool - Is it possible to pass delegate method with method parameters?

I have a long running process called ImportProductInformation called by a consoleapp that I'm trying to speed up, which appears to be an excellent candidate for thread-pooling, so I did a little searching and came across SmartThreadPool on CodeProject and am trying to implement it.
ImportProductInformation currently requires an "item", which is just a single entity-framework row pulled from a list.  SmartThreadPool uses a delegate called "WorkItemCallback", but if I build it like below it complains about "Method name expected" in the foreach loop on smartThreadPool.QueueWorkItem, as it appears I can't pass my params to the delegated method.  What am I missing here?  I'm sure it's something stupid...noob lacking experience with delegates...any help would be


charged in the first indictment.
            Five hundred
fifty-three days passed between the date of the offense alleged and Appellant’s
indictment on the first charge.  The
first indictment was pending from March 4, 2004 through September 8, 2004, or
188 days.  Appellant’s new indictment
alleging the original charge and three new charges of aggravated perjury was
not returned until May 19, 2005, 253 days after the first indictment was
dismissed.  Excluding the time pending
under the first indictment, 806 days elapsed between the date of the offense
and the return of the second indictment or seventy-five days after the
expiration of the two year limitation period.

            The second
indictment did not allege the pendency of the previous charging instrument or
any other facts that would have tolled the running of limitations.  Appellant’s attorney did not move to dismiss
or quash the indictmentis so apparent from the record that appellate counsel will
consider it advisable to raise the issue on direct appeal.”  Massaro v. United States, 538
U.S. 500, 508, 123 S.Ct. 1690, 1696, 155 L.Ed.2d 714 (2003).  The court went further, adding “[t]here may
be instances, too, when obvious deficiencies in representation will be
addressed by an appellate court sua sponte.”1  Even a single error can render counsel’s
representation ineffective if sufficiently egregious and harmful to the
defendant.  Murray v. Carrier,
477 U.S. 478, 496, 106 S. Ct. 2639, 2649, 91 L. Ed. 2d 397 (1986).
            The record
in the instant case discloses an error of that magnitude: counsel’s failure to
timely move to quash an indictment which showed on its face that the limitation
period for this offense had expired.  A
motion to quash filed anytime during the two months


for this reason, because there
was case law at the time of trial that approved raising the issue after the
start of trial.  Counsel also had an
incentive not to object before trial, because, if he had objected, the State
could have amended the indictment to include language tolling the running of
the statute.  Id. at
338-39.  By the time of trial in the
instant case, the law was clear that the State must bring an indictment for
aggravated perjury within two years.  And
in this case, the inclusion of tolling language would not have brought the
charge within the limitations period.
            In
undertaking the defense of an accused, counsel has a duty to conduct a
reasonably substantial and “independent examination of the facts,
circumstances, pleadings and laws involved.”
Strickland, 466 U.S. at 680, 104 S. Ct. at 2061.  Counsel has aoutput gives us a comment, we get a status of 200 OK in green, and we get some logs that validate our GitHub webhook successfully triggered.

Pretty nice! Now here’s the fun part: let’s write our own function.

Writing our First Serverless Function

In our case, we have the location data for all of the speeches, which we need for our table, but in order to make the JSON for our globe, we will need one more bit of data: we need latitude and longitude for all of the speaking events. The JSON file will be read by our Vuex central store, and we can pass out the parts that need to be read to each component.

The file that I used for the serverless function is stored in my github repo,


in the oven for about 15 minutes, stirring them around the pan once or twice during cooking. The walnuts will be a medium golden-brown and fill up your kitchen with a wonderful walnutty odor when they’re done. Let them cool for about 5 minutes in the pan, then turn onto a cutting board. Chop coarsely.
10. Make the crêpes: heat a scant teaspoon of the clarified butter or oil in a crêpe pan or non-stick pan over medium heat. Once the oil is hot, wipe the pan slightly with a folded paper towel. Ladle about a ⅓ cup of batter into the pan, swirling the batter around the pan to distribute it evenly. You want a very thin, almost lace-like crêpe so the soufflé can rise inside it lateron.
11. Cook for about 3 minutes on one side, then turn the crêpe over and continue cooking on the other side, adjusting the heat as necessary. Don’t worry if this first crêpe doesn’t look quite right – the first one is always a throw-away!
12. Continue cooking in this way until you’ve used all the crêpe batter. Stack the crêpes on a plate as you go.
13. Now make the soufflé mix: in a very clean medium bowl, whip the egg whites (and the cream of tartar if using it) to stiff peaks: you should have a good “bird’s beak” like in the video.
14. Add a bit of the whipped egg whites to the egg yolks to “relax” the yolks. Then incorporate the yolk mixture back into the whipped whites,


I thought I was having a stroke," said Christina Ricci. "Now that I don't smell burning, I feel that it is just the lighting." Jacobs had one model — 18-year-old Lily McMenamy, daughter of the supermodel Kristen McMenamy and French-Tunisian businessman Hubert Boukobsa — walk the runway in short-shorts, boots, and gloves, holding one hand over her breasts. [WWD]

Here are some cans of Diet Coke Marc Jacobs designed, in the words of Women's Wear Daily, "to celebrate female empowerment in the Eighties and Aughts." Obviously. [WWD]

Marc Jacobs, by the way, named the two colors of his new nail polish collection "Shiny" (clear) and "Jezebel" (red). We're flattered. [Fashionista]

Beyoncé's on the cover of The Gentlewoman and day-um. [Fashion Bomb Daily]

New York fashion week is over and these happy maleof Strategic Relations and Integration at the Latin America and Caribbean Internet Addresses Registry (LACNIC).

This initiative is also benefitting from Guadeloupe's recent accession to the Organisation of Eastern Caribbean States (OECS). The OECS Commission and ARIN in 2018 established a memorandum of understanding to collaborate on the development of the Internet in Eastern Caribbean.

"An exciting new chapter of cooperation, filled with possibility, has commenced between the French Territory and its English-speaking Caribbean neighbours. The Internet is a significant enabler of economic development, social networking and cultural exchange. The establishment of an Internet exchange in Guadeloupe will provide opportunity for collaboration, knowledge and information sharing to expand and strengthen the digital ties within the sub-region," said Bevil Wooding, Caribbean Outreach Manager at ARIN and the co-founder of the Caribbean


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So what can I say Mr Kobik Je vous tire mon chapeau.
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code that accepts or rejects the connection before accepting subscriptions from the client using the onConnect callback.

The following example creates a GraphQL subscriptions client and server, using the new initialization feature and lifecycle events:

client.js

import { SubscriptionClient } from ‘subscriptions-transport-ws’;const getAuthToken = () => { // Implement your logic to get the client’s auth details return ‘DUMMY_TOKEN’; };const wsClient = new SubscriptionClient(`SERVER_URL_HERE`, { reconnect: true, connectionParams: { authToken: getAuthToken() } });wsClient.subscribe({ query: `...` }, (errors, result) => { console.log(errors, result); });// If you're using apollo, you can use `addGraphQLSubscriptions` to // attach this client to your network interface

server.js

import { SubscriptionManager, PubSub } from ‘graphql-subscriptions’; import { SubscriptionServer } from ‘subscriptions-transport-ws’; import schema from ‘./schema’;const pubsub = new PubSub(); const subscriptionManager = new SubscriptionManager({ schema, pubsub });const server = createServer();


the third home that he was about to purchase. It had a little bit of that feel. There's always this ... when people are really nervous about a bubble, there's probably at least something there. Not when it's economists; when it's ordinary people.

I think there are a lot of people who are worried about Canada right now, and I think also Australia has people who are concerned about the level of house prices.

In fact, unlike the previous time, when people didn't take into account housing in the banks, you've seen some of the Canadian banks get downgraded, for example, because of concerns about risk in the housing sector.

I do think that there's concern there. I'm not close enough to it to say, "Yes, the bubble's going to crashHYPERTHYROIDISM Radioactive iodine increases the risk of strokes in patients with hyperthyroidism or nodular goiter

ABBREVIATIONS & DEFINITIONS

Hyperthyroidism: a condition where the thyroid gland is overactive and produces too much thyroid hormone. Hyperthyroidism may be treated with antithyroid meds (Methimazole, Propylthiouracil), radioactive iodine or surgery.

Goiter: a thyroid gland that is enlarged for any reason is called a goiter. A goiter can be seen when the thyroid is overactive, underactive or functioning normally. If there are nodules in the goiter it is called a nodular goiter; if there is more than one nodule it is called a multinodular goiter.

Radioactive iodine (RAI): this plays a valuable role in diagnosing and treating thyroid problems since it is taken up only by the thyroid gland. I-131 is the destructive form used to destroy


+ &
\frac{\varepsilon^2}{2}     \{ (X_+^2 + X_-^2 )  -
[ \Phi (X_3 ) + \Phi ( X_3 + 1) ] \} | m \rangle .\end{aligned}$$ This representation is especially advantageous if we construct the space of states of the model as a representation space of the deformed su(2) algebra using the raising operator $X_+$ [@1; @2; @3]: $$| m \rangle \propto X_+^m | 0 \rangle ,$$ where $| 0 \rangle $ is the lowest weight vector fulfilling the standard condition $X_- | 0 \rangle =0$.

Nonlinear su(N) dynamics and effective Hamiltonians
===================================================

The method of approximate diagonalization embodied in Eqs. (\[Hint\]), (\[Umain\]), and (\[H1eff\]) can be applied also to systems with a more complicated algebraic structure.

In what follows we consider Hamiltonians which can be represented in terms ofexamples.

Examples
========

Two-photon resonance.
---------------------

Let us consider the interaction of a collection of $A$ identical three-level atoms ($N=3$) in a cascade configuration with a single-mode quantum field of frequency $\omega _{f}$ and suppose that all the atomic transitions are far from the one-photon resonance with the field. Then, these transitions can be eliminated using the transformation (\[T1\]). Taking into account the two-photon resonance condition $\Delta_3=0$ (i.e.; $\omega_3 - \omega_1 =2 \omega_f $) and keeping terms up to order $\alpha_j^{(1)}$, we obtain from (\[He\]) an effective Hamiltonian for two-photon transitions (the nondiagonal part, $h_{{\rm nondiag}}$, can be eliminated by an appropriate transformation and no contributions of order $\alpha _{j}^{(1)}$ appear) $$H_{{\rm eff}}^{(1)} = h_0 + h_{{{\rm diag}}}
+ \frac{1}{2}
\psi _{1}^{(2)} (a^2 S_+^{13} + {a^\dagger}^ 2 S_-^{13} ) ,$$ where $$h_{{{\rm diag}}}= \frac{1}{2} \sum_{j=1}^2
g_j


the essential part of the nondiagonal operator $h_{{\rm nondiag}}$ is $$h_{{\rm nondiag}} = \frac{1}{2} \sum_{i,j=1}^3
\alpha_i^{(1)} g_j (S_+^{i i+1} S_-^{j j+1} +
S_+^{j j+1} S_-^{i i+1})  + \mathcal{O}(\alpha^2) .$$ The interaction constants are defined according to (\[alfa\]) and (\[psi\]): $$\begin{aligned}
& \alpha_1^{(1)} = \frac{g_1}{\Delta_2}, \qquad
\alpha_2^{(1)} = \frac{g_2}{\Delta_3 - \Delta_2}, \qquad
\alpha_3^{(1)} = - \frac{g_3}{\Delta_3}, \nonumber \\
& \psi_1^{(2)} = g_1 g_2 \frac{2\Delta_2 - \Delta_3}
{\Delta_2 ( \Delta_3 - \Delta_2 )} , \qquad
\psi_2^{(2)} = g_2 g_3 \frac{2 \Delta_3 - \Delta_2}
{\Delta_3 ( \Delta_2 - \Delta_3 )}, & \nonumber \\
& \psi_1^{(3)} = \frac{3g_1 g_2 g_3}{\Delta_3 \Delta_2}  , &\end{aligned}$$ where, in addition, the resonance condition $\Delta_4=0$ (i.e., three-photon resonance $\omega_4 - \omega_1 =
3\omega_f $) has been imposed.

According to the general scheme, the second term (representing two-photon transitions) in (\[H3\]) can be removed by theresolution with 18:9 aspect ratio and 402 pixels-per-inch. The screen is protected by Dinorex T2X-1 scratch/shock resistant glass.

Most notably on the Nubia Red Magic Mars is the massive 10GB of RAM that is offered with 256GB of internal storage. You can also get a 128GB of storage with 8GB of RAM, or 64GB of storage with 6GB of RAM.

The device is lacking on the camera front, but then if you’re buying it for gaming you probably aren’t bothered too much how the camera performs. There’s a 16-megapixel f/1.8 lens paired with an 8-megapixel f/2.0 lens on the front. Don’t mistake that these are still decent lenses, but they aren’t going to giving the Pixel 3 a run for its money anytime soon.

In terms of connectivity, the Nubia Red


transfer even where the transferor court lacks jurisdiction over the defendant. See, e.g., United States v. Berkowitz, 328 F.2d 358, 361 (3d Cir.), cert. denied, 379 U.S. 821, 85 S.Ct. 42, 13 L.Ed.2d 32 (1964); Smith v. Peters, 482 F.2d 799, 802-03 (6th Cir.1973), cert. denied, 415 U.S. 989, 94 S.Ct. 1587, 39 L.Ed. 2d 886 (1974). The Court, however, alternatively holds that this action may properly be transferred under a more recent statute, 28 U.S.C. § 1631. That statute provides:
§ 1631. Transfer to cure want of jurisdiction
Whenever a civil action is filed in a court as defined in section 610 of this title or an appeal, including a petition for review of administrative action, is noticed for or filed with such a court and that court findsSweden's Nordqvist claims Thai golf win

Anna Nordqvist completed a two shot pillar-to-post win at the $1.5 million Honda LPGA Thailand tournament, holding off a dramatic late challenge from world number one Park In-Bee.

In a thrilling battle at the Siam Country Club Old Pattaya Course,Nordqvist, who led the event from the first round, held her nerve to notch her third LPGA title and her first win since 2009.

The Swede finished 15-under with a four round 273 (66-72-67-88), two up from South Korean defending champion Park whose birdie-studded final round 66 was just not enough to claim victory.

But she finished with an impressive overall 275 (71-71-67-66), securing her place at the top of the rankings after a disappointing run of results had imperiled her status as the world's top womens'


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When you apply for life insurance and sarcoidosis is a medical concern you have to list, the underwriter has to be sure you are not falling into that 10% who could develop a more serious case. The sarcoidosis can develop into other lung or respiratory diseases, and this can cause a large influx of risk for the life insurance company.

What To Expect When Applying For Life Insurance With Sarcoidosis

Now that you can see there is a definitive impact on your risk to the life insurance carrier, let’s discuss what you can expect when you apply. If you’ve already been turned down for life insurance with sarcoidosis, it’s either because you picked the wrong carrier to apply to, or you


Facilitatory effects of 4-aminopyridine on neuromuscular transmission in disease states.
The in vitro effects of 4-aminopyridine (4-AP) on neuromuscular transmission were determined by microelectrode techniques in intercostal muscles from patients with myasthenia gravis (MG) and the Eaton-Lambert syndrome (ELS), and in forelimb muscles from rats with experimental autoimmune myasthenia gravis (EAMG). In MG and EAMG, the amplitudes of miniature endplate potentials (MEPPs) and endplate potentials (EPPs) were reduced, and there was increased sensitivity to the blocking action of d-tubocurarine (dTc). In ELS, MEPP amplitude was normal but the average number of acetylcholine quanta released by nerve impulses was reduced, causing subthreshold EPPs. In EAMG muscle, 4-AP produced dose-dependent increases in EPP amplitude and in the duration of indirectly elicited muscle action potentials but no changes in MEPP amplitude andanswer is, of course, that it is a threat to the lives of vast numbers of people.

The world has already officially lost over 68,000 people to the virus – thought this almost certainly doesn’t capture all the deaths caused by COVID-19, and is rising every day – with the death count in Ireland standing at 137. And as the numbers rise it can be too easy to forget that each data point represents the loss of a unique, valuable, irreplaceable human being.

Now, imagine that people who believe in the equality of pre-born children are correct. Entertain the possibility for a second that something like the Equal Rights Argument is right and that killing a pre-born child is as wrong as killing a born one.

With that in mind, think


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abstract: 'When a quantum dot is subjected to a thermal gradient, the temperature of electrons entering the dot can be determined from the dot’s thermocurrent if the conductance spectrum and background temperature are known. We demonstrate this technique by measuring the temperature difference across a 15 nm quantum dot embedded in a nanowire. This technique can be used when the dot’s energy states are separated by many $kT$ and will enable future quantitative investigations of electron-phonon interaction, nonlinear thermoelectric effects, and the efficiency of thermoelectric energy conversion in quantum dots.'
author:
- 'Eric A. Hoffmann'
- 'Henrik A. Nilsson'
- 'Jason E. Matthews'
- Natthapon Nakpathomkun
- 'Ann I. Persson'
- Lars Samuelson
- Heiner Linke
title: Measuring Temperature Gradients over Nanometer Length Scales
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Quantum and finite-size effects modify the thermal properties of electronic mesoscopic devices. Examples ofsufficient to determine $\Delta T_{\text{s,d}}$ because $A$ is unknown. However, the second differential conductance, $\partial^{2}I/\partial V^{2}$, provides additional information and resolves this issue. Under the same single-temperature bias conditions, and again using Eq. (\[Dirac Landauer\]), the second differential conductance is $$\left.\frac{\partial^{2}I}{\partial V^{2}}\right\vert_{\text{s,d}}=\frac{e^{2}}{4k^{2}}\frac{1}{T_{\text{s,d}}}A\frac{2e}{h}\left[\pm\frac{\partial f_{\text{s,d}}}{\partial\xi_{\text{s,d}}}\frac{2f_{\text{s,d}}-1}{T_{\text{s,d}}}\right].\label{2nd diff. cond.}$$ The bracketed parts of Eqs. (\[diff. thermo.\]) and (\[2nd diff. cond.\]) have terms in common. This is the primary reason for comparing $I_{\text{th}}$ to $\partial^{2}I/\partial V^{2}$ rather than the (conventional) differential conductance, $\partial I/\partial V$. In particular, we consider the ratio $$R\equiv I_{\text{th}}/{\frac{\partial ^{2}I}{\partial V^{2}}}.
\label{Gen Ratio}$$ To approximate $R$ under the single-temperature bias conditions, we define $R_{\text{s,d}}$ as the ratio of Eq. (\[diff. thermo.\]) over Eq. (\[2nd diff. cond.\]) $$R\approx R_{\text{s,d}}\equiv \left.I_{\text{th}}/{\frac{\partial ^{2}I}{\partial V^{2}}}\right\vert_{\text{s,d}}= -\Delta T_{\text{s,d}}\frac{{4k}^{2}}{e^{2}}T_{\text{s,d}}\frac{\xi _{\text{s,d}}}{2f_{\text{s,d}}-1},$$ and $A$ conveniently drops out. By expressing this ratio in


mK in units of $2e^{2}/h \times 10^{-3}$ as the resonant energy of the dot is swept via the back-gate. The (black) dots are experimental data, and the solid (blue) line is a theoretical fit (see text for details).[]{data-label="data"}](data)

In mesoscopic experiments, it is standard practice to use an ac heating current $I_{\text{H}}$, and take advantage of lock-in amplification techniques in order to improve the signal-to-noise ratio. We use a lock-in amplifier to measure the frequency-doubled electrical current which flows in response to $I_{\text{H}}$. This current is the *differential* thermocurrent, $I_{\text{th}}$, because it is the *change* in electrical current which flows as a result of the *change* in the thermal gradient. In the experiment, the ac heating current is created by applying two heating voltages, $v_{\pm}$, which are out ofwe apply an ac bias with an amplitude of 67 $\mu$V and a frequency of 40 Hz and measure $\partial I/\partial V$ using a lock-in amplifier. $\partial^{2}I/\partial V^{2}$ is then calculated by taking a numerical derivative.

![a) The (green) data points are the ratio $R=I_{\text{th}}/\left(\partial^{2}I/\partial V^{2}\right)$ measured at four different heating currents, $I_{\text{H}}$, as indicated and at $T_{\text{0}}=2.94$ K. The left data sets determine $\Delta T_{\text{s}}$, and the right sets $\Delta T_{\text{d}}$. The (violet) dashed lines are Eq. (\[Signal Ratio\]) based on the mean of the histograms in (b). The data sets and theory have been multiplied and/or offset for clarity. b) Histograms of the values of $\Delta T_{\text{s,d}}$, obtained by solving Eq. (\[Signal Ratio\]), at $I_{\text{H}}=115 \mu$A shown in (a). The dot indicates the mean of the data, and the


Eq. \[Signal Ratio\] on top of the original data provides an additional confirmation that the resulting curve agrees with the data. $\Delta T_{\text{s,d}}$ determined from this analysis and plotted versus heating current at a constant background temperature exhibit a consistent trend and a good signal-to-error ratio (see Fig. \[trend\]).

![A plot of the temperature rises, $\Delta T_{\text{sc}}$, $\Delta T_{\text{s}}$, and $\Delta T_{\text{d}}$ (see Fig. \[temperature\]) measured at $T_{\text{0}}=2.94$ K as a function of the heating current, $I_{\text{H}}$. The circular data points and error bars are obtained from histograms (see Fig. \[stack\]). The dashed line is a numerical calculation of $\Delta T_{\text{sc}}$. (The change in drain temperature is negligible.) The solid lines are numerical calculations of $\Delta T_{\text{s,d}}$, which use $T_{\text{0}}+\Delta T_{\text{sc}}$ and $T_{\text{0}}$ as boundary conditions. See text for modeling details.[]{data-label="trend"}](29Trend)

To confirm whetherDegradation of gonadotropin-releasing hormones in the gilthead seabream, Sparus aurata. I. Cleavage of native salmon GnRH and mammalian LHRH in the pituitary.
The pattern and kinetics of degradation of native salmon gonadotropin-releasing hormone (sGnRH) and mammalian leuteinizing hormone-releasing hormone (LHRH) by pituitary bound enzymes were studied in the gilthead seabream, Sparus aurata. sGnRH and LHRH were incubated for different periods of time with membrane or cytosolic fractions of pituitary homogenates. At the end of the incubation, the degradation mixture was fractionated on reverse-phase high-pressure liquid chromatography. The degradation products were identified by comparing their retention times to those of synthesized GnRH fragments and by analyzing their amino acid composition. The main GnRH degradative activity resides in the cytosolic fraction of the pituitary homogenate. Both sGnRH and LHRH are rapidly


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      Defense fuels Delaware Valley's success

MILFORD, Pa. — Five years ago, coaching middle school football, Jeff Krasluski came up with an idea that he thought might eventually work on the lacrosse field.

WILLIAM MONTGOMERY

MILFORD, Pa. — Five years ago, coaching middle school football, Jeff Krasluski came up with an idea that he thought might eventually work on the lacrosse field.

He was going to take the tough-minded trio of Garret Midlarsky, Gianni Gelormino and Sean Burkert and turn them into the central pieces of a lacrosse defense.

"I know their mentality. We strategically put them on defense," Krasluski said. "At first, they thought it was, 'I'm not good enough, that's why you put me on defense.' But these guys are hard-nosed guys. They understand the field and spatial awareness and they're aggressive


9, which also proved to be a major factor in why Delaware Valley made such a quick turnaround from 0-18 to undefeated.

"When we started in New York, we used those teams as the best competition we could play, which is why we're as good as we are now," Burkert said. "Our whole goal is the growth of the sport in our new district. We want the other teams to catch up to us, have the competition every year and have a dogfight for districts. That's how you want to play. You don't want to blow people out."

"It's kind of bittersweet," Krasluski said. "It's great that lacrosse is growing here, but to not play all the teams in Orange County that we've been playing over the past six years,it’s first round or bust, mostly (81% of its draftees went in the first round); for a school like LSU, either you’re drafted in the top 5 (8 of its 12 first-rounders) or you’re likely to end up in the second round (11 of the remaining 15 picks). One other neat example is Utah, where 9 of its 10 first-rounders went in the top 10 picks – maybe praying to Joe Smith (not the former Terp) or whatever it is that they do out there for a high NBA pick only works if you’re taller than 6’9 (e.g., Andrew Bogut, Keith Van Horn, Tom Chambers, Bill McGill).

Evidence that Penn St. Basketball Exists

Who is missing? Several schools with some solid history, including Marquette (5 first-rounders and 14 (!!) second-rounders),


only slightly less dodgy science than the source material. Space Smith is a hero, working for the Galactic Security Agency. Like Fletcher Hanks’ other heroes, both Space and the GSA employ some delightfully dodgy methods. He makes Doc Savage and his “delicate brain operation” method of fixing criminals seem almost acceptable by comparison. I have to admit it was the sly references to the music of George Clinton and Funkadelic that really sold the story to me.

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Their resistance seems to have substantially been to negative career outcomes.

But when the NYT got the story, presumably leaked by Rosenstein’s Republican foes in Congress or an intermediary, that context wasn’t present. The Times initial version sounded very much like Rosenstein had seriously thought about bugging the Oval Office.

Reasonable people would respond to such an audacious claim about a career prosecutor who isfor a change,” announced Trump Jr.

To cast Rosenstein as a daring leaker who would risk his whole career for a moment of smug self-satisfaction would be something like putting Dan Ackroyd as Billy Ray Valentine instead of Louis Winthrop III. Maybe it’s true, but a reasonable person would at least want to know a little more before making such a charge.

But if you know a truth that surpasses other, lesser truths — if you are a moral anchor holding down the ship of state in these turbulent seas — you don’t need to know more. People who believe bad things do bad things and they are not to be listened to.

Friday initially saw a frenzy among the anti-DOJ Republicans that differed from the one against Kavanaugh only in


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FIG. 23 shows a sectional observation image by a scanning electron microscope (SEM) at this time. FIG. 24 is a schematic view showing the SEM image in FIG. 23. InHouse Intelligence Committee in possession of video, audio recordings from Giuliani associate Lev Parnas Lev Parnas has been charged with campaign finance crimes.

The House Intelligence Committee is in possession of audio and video recordings and photographs provided to the committee by Lev Parnas, an associate of President Donald Trump’s personal attorney, Rudy Giuliani, who reportedly played a key role in assisting him in his efforts to investigate former Vice President Joe Biden and Ukraine, multiple sources familiar with the matter tell ABC News.

The material submitted to the committee includes audio, video and photos that include Giuliani and Trump. It was unclear what the content depicts and the committees only began accessing the material last week.

"We have subpoenaed Mr. Parnas and Mr. [Igor] Fruman for their records. We would


time that they would not be complying with the subpoena.

Separate from the House impeachment probe, Parnas and Fruman were arrested earlier this fall at the Dulles International Airport just outside of Washington, with one-way international tickets, and charged in a criminal campaign finance case in the Southern District of New York. Accused of allegedly circumventing campaign finance laws against straw donations and foreign contributions, Parnas and Fruman pleaded not guilty.

According to the indictment, Parnas sought then-Ukraine Ambassador Marie Yovanovitch’s ouster earlier this year along with his efforts to get Ukrainian officials to investigate the president’s political rival, matters that have repeatedly emerged in the House impeachment inquiry.

Giuliani’s relationship with Parnas and Fruman is the subject of a criminal investigation in the Southern District of New York, according toHouse until the late 1920s when they moved to Knockbrex Castle, Kirkcudbright, as well as taking a London residence at 27 Egerton Gardens.

By 1929 the Solsgirth Estate consisted of the main house, a Home Farm, two farms at Newhall and Muirhead and about 100 acres of woodland providing shelter for pheasant, partridge and grouse shooting over Muirhead Moss. The house remained unoccupied and James Sutherland had put the estate up for auction in July but market conditions were against him. This wasn’t a good time to sell a large country estate and two years later, in July 1931, the estate was offered by Knight, Frank and Rutley for the ‘upset’ price of £6,000 at the Estate Room, Princess Street, Edinburgh.¹¹ This time James Sutherland could take consolation that


Central SMT., Motherwell. They, with smaller operators provided a network that many believed ‘couldn’t be bettered by any other country in the world’.

It was arguably with the money received from the SMT that Walter Alexander was able to buy Solsgirth House.

In 1945 bus operations were nationalised by the Attlee government and the coachbuilding assets were transferred to a separate company called Walter Alexander and Co (Coachbuilders) Limited in 1947.¹³

Isobel Daly Alexander died in June 1935 and Walter commissioned a chapel to be built at the east of the property. He refurbished much of the interior making use of the original wallpaper in the dining room, redressed the library with French walnut woodwork, built an ornate stone loggia with tiled floor and remodelled the drawing room and ballroom asalumina it would have to come from bauxite ore, which is mined in countries such as West Africa, the West Indies and Australia, causing huge environmental damage.

Osman, who took on the project under the University's Sustainable Energy, Pioneering Research Programme, has created a solution which is much more environmentally-friendly, effective and cheaper than the commercial catalyst which is currently available on the market for the production of dimethyl ether -- a biofuel which is regarded as the most promising of the 21st century. Osman says making the catalyst from aluminium foil cost about £120/kg while the commercial alumina catalyst comes in at around £305/kg.

Its unique thermal, chemical and mechanical stability means it can also be used as an absorbent, in electronic device fabrication, as a cutting tool material


research solution which lies in an area between chemistry and chemical engineering.

"This breakthrough is significant as not only is the alumina more pure than its commercial counterpart, it could also reduce the amount of aluminium foil going to landfill while also sidestepping the environmental damage associated with mining bauxite."

Osman is hoping to continue his research into how these catalysts can be further improved and explore the opportunities for commercialisation of biofuel production or use the modified alumina catalyst in the catalytic converters in natural gas vehicles.SIP,the Cisco SPA 301 1-line IP phone helps ensure comprehensive interoperability with equipment from voice over IP infrastructure leaders,enabling service providers to quickly roll out competitive,feature-rich services to their customers. With hundreds of features and configurable service parameters,the Cisco SPA 301 addresses the requirements of traditional business users while building on the advantages of IP telephony. Features such as easy station moves and shared line appearance are just some of the many advantages of the SPA 301.


with the HIG of elementary OS in mind, but they will get the job done and are available in AppCenter.
elementary OS has it's own photo manager called Photos which also allows for very basic picture manipulation tasks.

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I use Krita. It's a digital painting and illustration application. Krita offers CMYK support, HDR painting, perspective grids, dockers, filters, painting assistants, and many other features.
To install Krita, head to AppCenter. A newer version can also be installed from Flathub.

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Is there way to make this more pythonic? I think this can be implemented with decorators, but I'm not sure it will be better.
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  claim to or not. I can’t respect someone who supports a racist.

Though George W. Bush engaged in some racist policies for political gain (suppressing the black vote), he did not engage in the casual and blatant racism that Trump regularly traffics in. And Bush wanted to deal with our immigration issues. Don’t get me wrong, Bush’s actions and the Supreme Court that gutted the Voting Rights Act were reprehensible. But Trump is in a class by himself.

The President’s supporters diminish themselves regularly by endorsing and repeating the same tired tropes put forward by their leader. To us, it’s a case of the Emperor’s Clothes. We clearly see that Trump is nakedly unfit and immoral to be holding the most powerful position in the world. When Trump’s people contend


second new feature of DayNotez is a monthy view which can be set in the “Preferences -> Calendar” tab to show Tag/Category icons, allowing you to see if you have broken the chain or not. Those two new features will allow you to use Sienfeld’s approach to create (or break) habits.

So, you could create a category of Exercise and give it an icon, and tags (with no icons) for types of exercises. This way, every time you make an entry in the Exercise category, you can see every day that you exercised, and thus, did not break the chain. You could do the same with personal development; create a category for it with an icon, and tags for things you want to develop. If you give a tagSA production [@pone.0094898-Garcion1]. SA can also be produced via the PAL pathway, indeed suppression of PAL in tobacco resulted in fourfold decrease of SA levels in plants treated with tobacco mosaic virus [@pone.0094898-Pallas1]. Moreover, the PAL gene was observed to be rapidly induced in response to infection with *Pseudomonas syringae*, wounding [@pone.0094898-Kohler1], infection with *Botrytis cinerea* [@pone.0094898-Bzier1] or treatment with the bacterial elicitor flagellin [@pone.0094898-Tanaka1]. The PAL inhibitor, 2-aminoindan-2-phosphonic acid (AIP) was shown to attenuate, but not fully suppress, SA accumulation in response to the hypersensitive response elicitor, arachidonic acid [@pone.0094898-Coquoz1]. Taking into consideration that silencing or disruption of ICS results in a drastic reduction of pathogen- or UV-induced SA accumulation, while silencing or inhibition of PAL also has a major impact on pathogen-induced SA accumulation, it is


possible that SA synthesis in plants relies on intermediates from both pathways [@pone.0094898-Chen1].

In this paper we have used the root hair assay, and a panel of stress treatments, to ascertain if SA signalling and/or autophagy are core components of the regulatory mechanism that operates during AL-PCD regardless of the induction stimuli. Both a genetic approach (investigation of AL-PCD rates in mutant/transgenic lines defective in autophagy or SA signalling) and a pharmacological approach (application of modulators of SA synthesis or autophagy) were used. We found that SA is a potent inducer of AL-PCD in Arabidopsis root hairs. Death was preceded by early mitochondrial swelling and cell corpses displayed the protoplast retraction away from the cell wall that is a characteristic hallmark feature of AL-PCD. Our data distinguished between AL-PCDseedlings were returned to a constant temperature room at 22°C under constant illumination until scoring. Treatment at 49°C typically results in induction of between 30 to 70% AL-PCD in Arabidopsis root hairs within 24 hr.

### NaCl treatment {#s2b2}

Five day old *Arabidopsis thaliana* seedlings were incubated in 6 cm Petri dishes containing 5 ml of 100 mM NaCl solution for 5 min. Following treatment seedlings were transferred to 6 cm Petri dishes containing 5 ml of SDW and incubated in a constant temperature room at 22°C under constant illumination until scoring.

### Gibberellic acid treatment {#s2b3}

Five day old *Arabidopsis thaliana* seedlings were incubated in 6 cm Petri dishes containing 5 ml of 0.2 mM gibberellic acid (GA) solution for 30 min. Following treatment seedlings were transferred to 6 cm Petri


peroxide (5 min) and 100 mM sodium chloride (5 min) treatment. A root hair assay was performed 24 hr after the start of the treatment. Root hairs showing retraction and condensation of the cytoplasm and no FDA staining were deemed to have undergone AL-PCD (plotted). Root hairs showing neither FDA staining nor retraction of the cytoplasm were scored as necrotic (data not shown). There was no difference in rates of necrosis induced in Col-0, atg5 and atg7 seedlings. Viability rates in untreated Col-0, atg5 and atg7 seedlings were not statistically different. Presented values are means (n = 3) ±SEM. Statistical analysis (student t-test) shows no significant effect of autophagy deficiency on AL-PCD rates. The experiment was repeated 3 times with similar results.](pone.0094898.g002){#pone-0094898-g002}

The autophagy inhibitor wortmannin leads to increases in AL-PCDfor 6 hr in 7.5 µM wortmannin or 0.075% v/v DMSO (solvent control) at 22°C under constant illumination. Death inducing treatments (0.2 mM gibberellic acid, 5 mM hydrogen peroxide, 100 mM sodium chloride, 65 µM SA, 50 µM FB1, 49°C heat shock), and post-treatment incubation, were also performed in the presence of wortmannin/DMSO. Twenty four hr following the treatments, the root hairs were scored and percentages of AL-PCD and total cell death (TCD, both AL-PCD and necrosis) were recorded. In order to exclude the effect of wortmannin\'s unspecific cellular toxicity, experimental repeats where control seedlings (not subjected to death inducing treatment) had TCD higher than 25% were rejected, which accounted for approximately one third of attempted experiments. Three or more independent, successful (no overwhelming toxic effect of wortmannin)


root hair assay was scored 6 hr following the cell death induction. A protective effect of 3-MA was observed both in Col-0 and autophagy defective plants ([Fig. 5](#pone-0094898-g005){ref-type="fig"}). Remarkably, 3-MA inhibited most of AL-PCD induced in SA treated atg5 and atg7 plants. The results suggest that 3-MA, which is frequently used as an autophagy inhibitor may have significant secondary effects in plants.

![3-MA inhibits AL-PCD in autophagy defective atg5 and atg7 plants.\
Col-0, atg5 and atg7 seedlings were pretreated with 0.5 mM 3-MA and cell death was induced by 65 µM SA (A) and heat stress at 49°C (10 min) (B). Root hair assay was performed after 6 hours following the start of stress treatment and rates of AL-PCD were plotted. Rates of necrosis remained unchanged as a result ofwere scored and percentages of AL-PCD and total cell death, (TCD, both AL-PCD and necrosis) were recorded. SA induced AL-PCD was significantly lower in npr1-1 and NahG lines compared to Col-0 ([Fig. 8A](#pone-0094898-g008){ref-type="fig"}), however there was no difference in these lines response to abiotic stress compared to wild type plants ([Fig. 8B](#pone-0094898-g008){ref-type="fig"}). Reduction in the rates of FB1-induced AL-PCD in NahG and npr1-1 seedlings was also observed, however this effect was not always statistically significant (data not shown). Surprisingly, no statistically significant difference in rates of AL-PCD was observed in sid2 mutant background, regardless of the cell death inducing stimuli (data not included), suggesting that the isochorismate mediated pathway of SA synthesis is not required for cell death induced in the root hair system.

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of AL-PCD by 3-MA was also consistently observed in autophagy defective knockouts of atg5 and atg7, providing convincing evidence that 3-MA effects are not exclusively autophagy-related. Therefore, it is advisable that the use of 3-MA as an autophagy inhibitor in plant systems should be undertaken with caution and a supplemental method of autophagy monitoring should be included.

Our data supports the published experimental evidence that autophagy operates a negative feedback loop modulating SA signalling to suppress cell death linked with a pathogen elicitor; however autophagy does not appear to significantly affect cell death responses induced by gibberellic acid or intensive, short term, abiotic stresses such as heat, salt or hydrogen peroxide. The latter is in contrast to previous reports suggesting that autophagy is required for salt stress tolerance insearch methods, such as BLAST \[[@B14]\], PSI-BLAST \[[@B15]\] and HMM-based methods. We illustrate the proposed procedure using PSI-BLAST as an example in Figure [3](#F3){ref-type="fig"}. In the figure, given the query sequence, PSI-BLAST reports sequences (hits) containing substrings that exhibit statistically significant similarity with the query sequence. For each reported significant hit, we extract the most significant region and recruit the extracted sub-sequence as a neighbor of the query sequence. In short, the region-based neighborhood *R*(*X*) contains the *extracted significant sequence regions*, not the whole neighboring sequences of the query sequence *X*, *i.e. R*(*X*) = {*x\'*: s(*X*, *X\'*) ≤ *δ*}, where *x\'*⊑ *X\'*is the most statistically significant matching region of an unlabeled neighbor *X\'*. As we will show in Section \'Experiments\', the proposed region-based neighborhood method will allow us


folds (26-way *multi-class*classification problem), 303 superfamilies and 652 families for training with 46 superfamilies completely held out for testing to simulate the *remote*fold recognition setting.

![**The SCOP (Structural Classification of Proteins) hierarchy**.](1471-2105-10-S4-S2-4){#F4}

To perform experiments under the *semi-supervised*setting, we use three unlabeled sequence databases, some containing abundant multi-domain protein sequences and duplicated or overly represented (sub-)sequences. The three databases are PDB \[[@B18]\] (as of Dec. 2007, 17,232 sequences), Swiss-Prot \[[@B19]\] (we use the same version as the one used in \[[@B8]\] for comparative analysis of performance; 101,602 sequences), and the *non-redundant*(NR) sequence database (534,936 sequences). To adhere to the true semi-supervised setting, we remove *all sequences in the unlabeled data sets identical to any test sequences*.

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In Table [5](#T5){ref-type="table"}, we compare the performance of all competing methods with and without clustering, using the mismatch(5,2) similarity measure for the remote fold recognition task (we use relaxed matching \[[@B21]\] (*m*= 2) since mismatch(5,1) measure is too stringent to evaluate similarity in the case of very low sequence identities at the fold level). As we can see from Table


is one of the solutions adopted to see its impact on livestock performance. In addition, this complete feed trial also aims to find out the potential for its development and the possibility of its application in farmers/ranchers.

This study aimed to determine the effect of giving complete silage based on different forages on the carcasses and meat characteristics of male Kacang goats fattened.

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Ethical approval {#sec2-1}
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The use of male Kacang Goats in this study does not require approval of the institutional ethics committee because there is no invasive treatment for the animals used.

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purpureum* had the potential to increase the fat deposits in male Kacang goats being fattened than complete silage made from natural grass. The difference in the fat content of meat could be caused by factors as the type of feed, age, and weight of slaughter. Livestock that consumed high-energy feed contained more fat than livestock that consumed low-energy feed \[[@ref19]\]. The fat content of meat in the study was higher than the report of Adiwinarti *et al*. \[[@ref16],[@ref18]\] and the report of Musnandar *et al*. \[[@ref23]\]. This difference illustrated that the giving of complete silage to goats contributed to the increase in meat fat content. However, the meat fat in this study was relatively the same as the report of Ngadiyono *et al*. \[[@ref24]\].

Variations of fat content inConversely, male goats that obtained complete silage made from natural grasses had higher collagen content. It showed that the application of complete silage made from *S. bicolor* (L) Moench and *P. purpureum* contributed to low levels of meat collagen. Nevertheless, this report was higher than the report of Hwang *et al*. \[[@ref27]\] of 0.67±0.18 and 0.90±0.16, who conducted research on Korean local black goat.

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Meat cholesterol in goat is one of the causes of health problems of humans. Arun *et al*. \[[@ref28]\] reported that the meat cholesterol content of goat, which reached 3.2mg/g could contribute to increased health problems. The results of the study showed that the meat cholesterol content of male Kacang goat in T2 and T3 treatments had cholesterol content, which was relatively the same and


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This matter comes before the court on the Postal Service's motion to dismiss under Fed. R.Civ.P. 12(b)(1), (6) or, in the alternative, for summary judgment, and Pitney Bowes's cross-motion for summary judgment. Addressing first the Postal Service's motion for dismissal, the court concludes that the 1995 CMRS regulations, which direct postal meter users to send payments for resetting postage meters directly to the Postal Service (rather


presented its CMRS system to the Postal Service, and proposed that the Postal Service authorize it for use in the United States. (Pl.'s Rule 108(h) Stmt. ¶ 4.) Between then and 1978 Pitney Bowes and the Postal Service exchanged oral and written communications reflecting a variety of proposals involving varied terms relating to the CMRS. (Pl.'s Rule 108(h) Stmt. ¶ 6; Def.'s Rule 108(h) Stmt. ¶ 6.)
In 1978 the Postal Service and Pitney Bowes executed a "Statement of Understanding," which gave Pitney Bowes the right to operate the CMRS. (Am.Compl. at 2; Def.'s Mem. in Supp. of Mot. to Dismiss at 3.). In other words, Pitney Bowes became a meter resetting company. Under the regulatory scheme that followed the advent of the CMRS, customers' payments initially went toMem. in Supp. of Mot. for Summ. J. Ex. 4, Ex. 5, Ex. 6, Ex. 8, Ex. 9.)
Pitney Bowes further contends that the authorization to operate the CMRS represented an "agreement" between the two parties, evidenced, in part, by two documents: the Statement of Understanding and a letter executed on September 28, 1978, between William Bolger and Fred Allen. (Pl.'s Rule 108(h) Stmt. ¶ 7; Def.'s Mot. for Summ. J. Ex. C; Pl.'s Mem. in Supp. of Mot. for Summ. J. Ex. 2.) Pitney Bowes contends that the agreement had the following three terms: (1) it allowed the Postal Service to terminate its authorization of the CMRS if the CMRS did not meet revenue protection or other Postal Service requirements. (Pl.'s Rule 108(h) Stmt. ¶ 8; Pl.'s Mem.


the property taken. That is, Pitney Bowes must demonstrate that it could expect the advance deposit process to continue and the interest generated thereby would attach to it. In other words, Pitney Bowes must first establish its alleged contractual rights. (Cf. Pl.'s Opp'n to Mot. for Summ. J. at 30 (alleging "the Postal Service induced Pitney Bowes into the reliance").) As discussed in detail above, genuine issues of material fact exist with respect to the existence of a contractual relationship. Accordingly, the court concludes that the factual record requires more development on the issue of Pitney Bowes's reasonable, investment-backed expectations. Accordingly, summary judgment would not be appropriate at this juncture on the Fifth Amendment takings claim. Consequently, the court denies the cross-motions for summary judgment.

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The court holdsA continuous fluorigenic assay for the measurement of the activity of endoplasmic reticulum aminopeptidase 1: competition kinetics as a tool for enzyme specificity investigation.
Endoplasmic reticulum aminopeptidase 1 (ERAP1) is a recently discovered enzyme that plays critical roles in antigen presentation and the immune response. Unlike other aminopeptidases, ERAP1 displays strong sequence preferences for residues distal to the peptide-substrate's N terminus. This unusual substrate specificity necessitates the development of new assays that are appropriate for the study of such aminopeptidases. Here we describe a continuous fluorigenic assay suitable for the analysis of the enzymatic properties of ERAP1. In this assay, signal is generated by the excision of an internally quenched N-terminal tryptophan residue from a 10mer peptide by the aminopeptidase, resulting in the enhancement of tryptophan fluorescence in the


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Five of the six included studies reported complete follow-up of all randomised patients and intention-to-treat analyses \[[@CR15], [@CR30]--[@CR33]\]. Thereby, the risk of attrition bias was generally low. Bias also arose from selective reporting. For example, Castelli et al. (1995) did not report on pre-defined haemodynamic outcomes such as peripheral blood pressure after CABG. Similarly, Emerit et al. (1988), and Coghlan et al. (1994) didchanges in direction of vibrissae deflection) is demonstrated. Neurons located in the close proximity may possess different pattern of directional sensitivity. It is supposed that short latency neuronal inhibition in SI cortical zone is mainly afferent (not recurrent). Probable mechanisms of directional sensitivity of the studied neurons are discussed.


Ask HN: Is it possible to get a flat mobile design for less than 500 dollars? - allsystemsgo

I've been shopping around for designers. I have a pretty simple task management application that I need to make pretty. What resources do you all use for mobile design? Thanks!
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Hello, I can make it. If you want we can talk about this, just write me at
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Best, Filippo

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computing architectures, just like that we can implement mathematical objects in many many different ways into set theory. That is part of the strength of set theory as a foundational theory.
Unfortunately, because we often don't care about the implementation, and because we choose the simplest one when the opportunity presents itself, some people outside of set theory often get the impression that "that's just the way to do it". And they pass this impression on when they teach other subjects which begin with a few words on set theoretic foundation. But that is really not the right way to look at set theoretic foundation.


pattern—brothers who conveniently leave their IDs on the scene. I suppose that having hit on an explanation that worked, the explanation is used repeatedly.

Liberalism has helped to make Western peoples blind by creating the belief that noble intentions are more prevalent than corrupt intentions. This false belief blinds people to the roles played by deception and coercion in governing. Consequently, the true facts are not perceived and governments can pursue hidden agendas by manipulating news.

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BCU/HEPA, in Catanduva, SP, Brazil, to compare the results with literature data, and to contribute to the development of prevention programs.

Method
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This was a cross-sectional, retrospective study that reviewed the medical records of the Medical Records and Statistics Service (Serviço de Arquivo Médico e Estatística - SAME) and compiled data related to child and adolescent burn victims admitted to the Burn Care Unit of the Hospital Escola Padre Albino (BCU / HEPA) in Catanduva, from January of 2002 to December of 2012.

The study population consisted of 382 children and adolescents aged 0 to \< 18 years, hospitalized with burns. Patient charts were reviewed by four of the researchers, specially trained to fill in a previously tested standardized case report form, which included the following data on each patient: demographics,


2.1% of the burns, similar to other publications (3.3%[@B14] and 5.4%[@B18]).

The analysis of results of the present study regarding skin lesions showed that, on average, total BBSA was 18 ± 12% (four-fifths of the participants had at most 29% of BBSA) and that the most affected regions were the chest and limbs. Dassie and Alves,[@B25] through the analysis of medical records of 145 children aged 0 to 12 years old admitted to a university hospital in Londrina, PR, Brazil, from August of 2007 to May of 2010, observed a predominance of burn injuries in the trunk (19.7%), upper limbs (17.6%), and head (15.3%); on average 15% of BBSA. Nigro *et al* [@B01] observed a BBSA of 20% ± 12%. Oliveira *et al*,[@B23] in turn, showed that 55% ofand two-dot[@Shi; @Kim] modifications. At a proper detuning,[@Jim2] the energy spectrum of these systems includes a pair of close levels forming a qubit that can be described in terms of an effective spin, and we use this description in what follows. Single qubit operations, including transitions between the levels, is performed by gate voltages which couple to the electric charges on the dots, and take advantage of the tunneling matrix elements that allow charge exchange between the dots. In the absence of spin-orbit coupling, magnetic field gradients or hyperfine coupling to nuclei, the total electron spin $S$ and its projection $S_z$ are good quantum numbers, which are conserved by the single qubit operations.

Entanglement between two quantum-dot qubits can be established through capacitive and/or exchange coupling. As applied to


coupled three-dot qubits and their mutual position, the basic two-qubit configurations may be termed as linear, butterfly, two-corner, and loop geometries.[@PRH; @Doherty; @Setiawan] Details of the geometry mostly determine the interqubit-coupling part $H_{\rm int}$ of the total Hamiltonian $H=H_0+H_{\rm int}$, while the Hamiltonian $H_0$ of individual qubits can always be chosen as H\_0=-(J\_a\_z\^a+J\_b\_z\^b). \[eq1\] Here and below, $(\sigma_j^a,\sigma_j^b)$, $j=(x,y,z)$, are Pauli matrices acting on $(a,b)$ qubits, respectively.[@PRH]

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Capacitive coupling between qubits can be expressed in terms of a Coulomb interaction between electric charges on pairs of dots belonging to different qubits. Generically, for two-level systems the operators of charges can only includeand both Makhlin invariants can be calculated explicitly.[@footnote] It is convenient to introduce functions f\_=. \[eqA\] Then the equation ${\rm Tr}[m]=0$ reduces to e\^[it/2]{}f\_-+e\^[-it/2]{}f\_+=0. \[eqB\] If $(J_a-J_b)^2>4g_{xx}^2$, then $f_++f_->0$, and the equation for the real part of the trace reduces to $\cos{(t/2)}=0$. We restrict ourselves with the lowest root of the last equation, $t=\pi$. Then it follows from the equation for the imaginary part of the trace that $f_+=f_-$. Because the expression for $G_2$ is $$%\be
G_2=2f_{+}f_{-}+\cos{t},
%\label{eqC}
%\ee$$ the equation $G_2=1$ reduces to $f_+f_-=1$. The only solutions of these two equations for $f_\pm$ are =2n\_ , \[eqD\] where $n_\pm$ are positive integers. It is convenient to define two integers, $r=n_++n_-,$ and $s=n_+-n_-$, so that $n_{\pm} = (r \pm s)/2$, where $r$ and $s$ are integers of the same parity, with


restricting ourselves to terms of the order of $1/J^2$, we estimate $2+\cos t\approx1$, the last two lines of Eq. (\[eq10\]) can be omitted, and equation $G_2=1$ reduces to +=1. \[eq11\] Remarkably, the equation does not depend on the coupling constants $g_{ij}$. Expressing the trigonometric functions in (\[eq11\]) in terms of $\tan{(J_a\pi/2)}$ and $\tan{(J_b\pi/2)}$, one can check that the only [*real*]{} solutions of Eq. (\[eq11\]) are $J_a=r, J_b=s$, $r$ and $s$ being [*integers of the same parity*]{}.

Because the parities of $J_a$ and $J_b$ coincide, $\cos{J_a\pi}=\cos{J_b\pi}\equiv\cos{J\pi}$, and the condition ${\rm Tr}[m]=0$ allows estimating $\delta t$ as t2(g\_[xz]{}\^2+g\_[zx]{}\^2)(J\_a\^[-2]{}+J\_b\^[-2]{})(4+). \[eq12\] Remarkably, due to the last factor the values of $\delta t$ have opposite signs for odd and even values of $J$, and positive values are larger than negative ones by an order of magnitude.

TheWith this precision, we found points of deep minima of $G(J_a,J_b,t)$, with magnitude typically of $10^{-50}$, and we identify them as [*exact*]{} zeros of $G$. All presented data were found for shortest pulses of interqubit coupling, with $t\approx\pi$.

Calculations for the basic model of Eq. (\[eq3\]) resulted in a set of zeros, $G=0$, which are very close to the predictions of Sec. \[sec:large\] for large $J_a,J_b\gg1$ and away from the singular line $J_a=J_b$. As expected, the accuracy of large-$J$ expansion is especially high near $J_a=2J_b$ and $J_b=2J_a$ lines, cf. Sec. \[sec:makhlin\]. In the vast region where the accuracy of asymptotic expansion remains satisfactory, zeros of $G$ found numerically can be brought into correspondence with the zeros found in Sec. \[sec:large\] unambiguously. With decreasing $(J_a,J_b)$ and/or approaching the $J_a=J_b$ line the deviations of $(J_a,J_b)$


at the integers (4,2) and (2,4), as $\lambda$ is increased from zero. In this case the two trajectories meet at the axis $J_a=J_b$, at a common value $J_c $, when $\lambda$ reaches a critical value $\lambda_c$ which is smaller than 1, and we find no solutions for $\lambda > \lambda_c$. As seen in Fig. 3, the trajectory follows a horseshoe-like arc, where at first, both branches of it shift in the direction of small $J_b$ and $J_a$, respectively, but finally merge at $J_a=J_b\equiv J_c$. The inset to the figure shows that the dependence on $\lambda$ of the distance $\delta J$ between the point $(J_a,J_b)$ and the merger point $(J_c,J_c)$ can be accurately described by $\delta J \propto
 \sqrt{\lambda_c - \lambda}$.

The behavior seen in Fig. 3, as $\lambda$ is varied,be present in generic geometries, restricts exact CNOT gates to a countable set of the values of parameters $(J_a,J_b,t)$.

Because $M_S(t)=\exp{(-iH_{\rm diag}t)}$ is diagonal in the standard basis, it is easy to find local rotations accompanying the nonlocal part, in the Ising case. Because the Controlled-Z matrix is also diagonal in the standard basis, with the diagonal of $(1,1,1,-1)$, the local part relating them includes only $z$-rotations. If we choose $z$-rotations of individual qubits in the standard form as $U^z_{a,b}=\left(\begin{array}{cc}e^{i\phi_{a,b}/2}&0\\0&e^{-i\phi_{a,b}/2}\end{array}\right)$, then $U_{ab}^z=U_a^z\otimes U^z_b$. Next, with $t=\pi$, the product $M_SU_{ab}^z$ is equal to the Controlled-Z matrix, up to a global phase, when $\phi_a=\frac{\pi}{2}(1-2J_a)$ and $\phi_b=\frac{\pi}{2}(1-2J_b)$. Choosing $(J_a,J_b)$ as integers of the same parity, as in Sec. \[sec:large\], we find equal $\pi/2$ rotations of both qubits, $\phi_a=\phi_b=\pm\pi/2$, with the rotation direction depending


possible at an infinite set of points $(J_a,J_b,t)$ as was shown in Sec. \[sec:CNOT\]. However, under these conditions $M_S$ will no longer be diagonal. For large $J$, the off-diagonal elements will be of order $1/J$, just as we found that $J_a$ and $J_b$ deviate from integer values, and $t$ deviates from $\pi$, by amounts of order $1/J^2$. Similarly, the local rotations $U_{ab}$, and $V_{ab}$ will acquire corrections of the order of $1/J$ that should be found for each zero of $G$ by the Kraus-Cirac procedure.[@KC2001] With $M_S$, $U_{ab}$, and $V_{ab}$ calculated for some zero of $G$, Eq. (\[eq15\]) brings us to $M_d$ of Eq. (\[eq24\]), which can be easily transformed to the Controlled-Z form as described in the previous paragraphs. Because the small rotations arising from the off-diagonal part of $M_S$capacitive coupling between the two qubits. In general, there will be four parameters , denoted by $g_{zz}, g_{xx}, g_{zx}, g_{xz}$, which describe this capacitive coupling, whose values may be fixed by geometrical constraints, and may be difficult to vary independently. Here we have assumed that the couplings may be turned on and off sharply but that their on-values, and the ratios between them, are fixed by the geometry. We have found that for a wide range of the coupling parameters, a perfect CNOT gate is indeed possible, provided we choose appropriately the single qubit exchange splittings $J_a$ and $J_b$ as well as the time $t$ that the coupling is turned on. In fact, we have found in each case that there is a countably infinite set of triplets


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The 32-page quarterly that replaces East End Life has none of the old partisan politics which gave it its dubious ‘Pravda’ tag in Parliament.

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You can create SharedPreferences in you project without finding it in the project directory. This is actually stored in your project folder in the app file system once created (/data/data/YOUR_PACKAGE_NAME/shared_prefs/YOUR_PREFS_NAME.xml).
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SharedPreferences prefs = getSharedPreferences("MyPreference", MODE_PRIVATE);
String name = prefs.getString("name", "Blank Name"); //"Blank Name" the default value.
int idName = prefs.getInt("id", 0); // 0 is the default value.

Please go through the below link for more details.
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need to use another API, as the one you are using requires you to know the node ID.
This page mentions a direct download URL that accepts a path and filename, e.g.
/alfresco/download/direct?path=/Company%20Home/My%20Home%20Space/myimage.jpg

Depending on access controls, you may need to add the login ticket parameter to this URL, e.g. &alf_ticket=1234567890, where 1234567890 is the security ticket provided by the login URL.

Note: although I refer to the CMIS Web Scripts Reference above, see also this posting and Jira ticket that state that CMIS web script URLs are deprecated, i.e. ( /alfresco/service/cmis and /alfresco/cmis)


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The Hassans and Dr Leinfellner declined to be interviewed for this article. But in a submission to the Law Commission's 'alternative approaches to abortion law' project, Cushla Hassan described abortion as destroying "innocent human life", while Joseph Hassan wrote, "We find the vast majority of women decide to continuealso shine. He may not wow the way Malik McDowell can at times, but his consistency collapsing the pocket with power is impressive nonetheless. Thomas’ range of skills would make him an excellent selection at 14 overall.

Solomon Thomas is an "elite run defender who uses strength to shed blockers easily"https://t.co/cTIWXtmBij — PFF College (@PFF_College) March 24, 2017

Mid- or late-round target: Larry Ogunjobi, UNC Charlotte

Ogunjobi is a beacon for the new Charlotte 49ers’ programme. Just being selected will be an achievement, but Ogunjobi has the talent to emerge as an NFL starter. Despite his size, he moves surprisingly well, impressing with his first step in particular. The next phase in snaps, initial contact, is equally inspiring for Ogunjobi’s prospects. He delivers violent blows with heavy hands, nullifying offensive momentum


In addition, the Management's Discussion and
Analysis of Results of Operations and Financial Condition
("MD&A") sections of AMD's Form 10-K report for its fiscal year
ended December 27, 1992 and its Form 10-Q reports for its
quarters ended March 28, 1993 and June 27, 1993 failed to
disclose AMD's use of the Intel 386 microcode.
On September 2, 1993, AMD issued a press release disclosing
for the first time that its "clean room" engineers had been given
Intel's 386 microcode and that some portion of Intel's 386
microcode was probably incorporated into AMD's 486 microcode.
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exposed its engineers to Intel's 386 microcode in order to
accelerate the development process and that approximately 25% or
600-700 lines of AMD's Am486 microcode were "substantially
similar" to Intel's copyrighted 386 microcode. Following these
1/ Microcode is themath coprocessor infringed
Intel's 287 microcode copyright. AMD's reverse-engineered 486
computer chip also incorporated a bit-for-bit copy of Intel's 486
microcode. As a result, the verdict, unless overturned, would
have precluded AMD from shipping Am486 microprocessors containing
copies of Intel 486 microcode.
Later that day, AMD issued a press release announcing that
while the verdict would delay the Company's entry into the 486
microprocessor market, it would not prevent AMD from competing in
the 486 marketplace. AMD stated "[w]e are fully confident that
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us to build completely compatible products." This created the
impression in the marketplace that, unlike AMD's previously
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Intel microcode.
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content of the milk fixes the ratio, while the proteins help ensure that the sauce gets re-emulsified, as long as you stir while you reheat. Your pasta will always be mushier than it was in the first place, but sometimes mushy pasta can be a good thing.

Cheese Chart

The meltability of various cheeses can be affected by a number of factors, including their manufacture and their chemical makeup, but the most important thing is age. Young, moist cheeses tend to melt a whole lot better than older, drier ones. But what exactly happens when cheese melts? Most cheeses are made by adding bacteria and rennet* to milk. The bacteria consume sugars, producing acidic by-products. Aside from lending tang and flavor, these acids, along with the rennet, cause the proteinsThe invention relates to the stationary and rotating blades of a low-pressure steam turbine, and in particular to a coating for such blades used to increase the efficiency of the low-pressure steam turbine.
The expansion of the turbine steam in a low-pressure turbine to condenser pressure usually results in a range for wet steam. The mass content of the condensation water in the wet waste steam can be up to 14%. The impulse of the entire mass flow-rate of the turbine steam is preserved, independently from the condensation water content. However, the presence of a liquid phase in the rotating and stationary elements of the turbines results in increased dissipative losses. In a low-pressure turbine, about 12-14% of the mass flow-rate is generated in the form of water. This


they are called leptons.
Then the 2 families
important of elementary particles
They are hadrons and leptons.
Hadrons in turn sub-divided into 2
which they are called baryons and mesons.
The reason for the sub-classification is that
Mesones can be destroyed,
They can disappear and be created at will,
while Bariones
They have the property that must be retained,
that is,
if a baryon must disappear
Baryon another to replace it must appear,

Spanish:
el Protón, el Neutrón, el Pión son Hadrones.
Por supuesto estas partículas tienen la característica
que interactúan por la fuerza fuerte
pero también interactúan por la fuerza débil
y por la fuerza electromagnética.
Luego tenemos las partículas
que no interactúan por fuerza fuerte
pero si interactúan por fuerza débil
que se llaman los Leptones.
Entonces las 2 familias
importantes de las partículas elementales
son los Hadrones y los Leptones.
Los Hadrones a su vez se sub-clasifican en 2
que se llamanmesh. The closing thread passes at least once around the entire periphery of the mesh. The mesh is then cast off the needles of a circular knitting machine and the closing thread is pulled or partially drawn out of the mesh, causing the mesh to be constricted thereby closing the toe. The closing thread is then knotted to prevent withdrawal of the thread. PA1 U.S. Pat. No. 4,014,186 (Ferraguti) discloses a method for forming a closed end of a tubular knit sock on a circular knitting machine. After the last row of the tubular fabric is formed by needles slidably assembled in the grooves of the machine cylinder, two annular tubular layers are formed as continuations of the tubular knit fabric at separate stages by needles operating in


knit by needles corresponding to the end of the tip of a first layer is transferred onto a central transfer plate of a machine where the sock is held. Knitting of the first layer continues from the tip to the mock-up edges. Then knitting is continued on the mock-up edges of the second layer to the tip, the knit tubular structure being suspended by one circular end, from the central transfer plate and, by the other circular end from the needle cylinder in the course of work, shaping the two concentric layers within each other. The initial course in standby on the plate is transferred to the needles of the cylinder to join the two layers together, and the toe is joined together by knitting.
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            return view;
        }

        @Override
        public void destroyItem(ViewGroup container, int position, Object object) {
            container.removeView((View) object);
        }
    }

    public String getJson() {
        return json;
    }

    public void setJson(String json) {
        this.json = json;
    }

    public NewsInfo getNewsInfo() {


   return newsInfo;
    }

    public void setNewsInfo(NewsInfo newsInfo) {
        this.newsInfo = newsInfo;
    }
}

A:

You should understand how asynchronous call works. When you call httpUtils.send, it runs on the background thread (off UI thread). Now control on your main thread reaches initTopicNewsImages() (after calling  getDataFromServer(newsTabDatas.get(0).url)) and by that time the background thread hasn't returned and thus json is not updated yet.
What you should do is, call initTopicNewsImages() method after your background thread returns.
Something like below would work:
httpUtils.send(HttpMethod.GET, GlobalConstans.SERVER_URL+url, new RequestCallBack<String>() {
            @Override
            public void onSuccess(ResponseInfo<String> responseInfo) {
  Decreased Fc receptor avidity and degradative function of monocytes from patients with systemic lupus erythematosus.
We studied the binding and degradation of stable, soluble heat aggregates of 125I-IgG (A-IgG) by monocytes from 30 patients with systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE) and 30 normals. Relative avidities (KE) for Fc receptor (FcR) binding of A-IgG and maximal binding of A-IgG by monocytes were determined from Scatchard plots of binding data obtained at 4 degrees C. Rates of degradation (Vmax) of A-IgG at 37 degrees C were calculated from Lineweaver-Burke plots of the Michaelis-Menton equation. KE were decreased in SLE monocytes (15.5 X 10(-9) L/M) as compared with normals (20.1 X 10(-9) L/M, p less than 0.005) and Vmax were decreased for SLE (0.89 ng/hr) as compared with normals (1.11 ng/hr, p less