different view.

LEIGH SALES: Stephen Smith, thank you very much for joining us tonight.

STEPHEN SMITH: My pleasure, thanks very much.

Press release Ministerial Support and Public Affairs, Department of Defence, Canberra, Australiaschool scrambled through the hiring process and, after failing to lure several of its first choice candidates, tossed out a lifeline to Rodriguez, who had never so much as set foot in Ann Arbor before accepting the job. Such is the program’s draw that, as Bacon writes, “Rodriguez assumed that moving to Michigan would not only rid him of the problems he faced in Morgantown, but would not add any of its own.” Naïve as that idea may have been, it wasn’t the only thing to foreshadow an uneasy union between Rodriguez and Michigan: having failed to secure the confidence of many of the most faithful and influential Michigan backers, the “aw-shucks” Rodriguez blundered at his first press conference by answering “Gosh, I hope not!” to the question


*Pinus radiata* ([@B12]), grasses, legumes and forbs ([@B20]), and pea ([@B24]), but not potato; hence, how P supply affects WUE under e\[CO~2~\] in potato plants remains unclear. To address the above questions, it is necessary to measure daily water consumption by the plant under different P supply and \[CO~2~\] conditions, and then estimate productive WUE as biomass increase per unit water used (i.e. accumulated daily water consumption) at the individual plant level.

In the present study, we examined the interaction between \[CO~2~\] and P supply on biomass production and water economy in potato plants. The aim was to quantify the growth response of the potato plant to P supply rate under two different \[CO~2~\] conditions to know how much P and water are required for maximum growth under eachdry weight, e\[CO~2~\] significantly increased leaf, stem, and tuber, but not root biomass ([**Figure 2**](#f2){ref-type="fig"}). As for P rates, total biomass increased with increasing P supply rates and reached a maximum at 1.2 g P kg^−1^ soil under both \[CO~2~\] conditions tested ([**Figure 2F**](#f2){ref-type="fig"}). There was a significant effect from the interaction between \[CO~2~\] and P supply rate on total plant biomass (*P* = 0.006), tuber biomass (*P* = 0.012), and stem biomass (*P* = 0.022). Maximum plant total biomass was enhanced by 47% under e\[CO~2~\] compared to a\[CO~2~\]; however, e\[CO~2~\] did not alter P supply requirement for total plant maximum biomass ([**Figure 2F**](#f2){ref-type="fig"}).

![Appearance of potato plants at harvest (54 days after transplanting).](fpls-10-01417-g001){#f1}

![Biomass of several organs of potato plants grown under a\[CO~2~\] (439 ± 9 ppm) and e\[CO~2~\]


to reduced stomatal conductance, which was also affected by P supply level.

![**(A)** Leaf area, **(B)** stomatal density, and **(C)** stomatal conductance of the youngest fully expanded leaf under a\[CO~2~\] (439 ± 9 ppm) and e\[CO~2~\] (825 ± 17 ppm) at different P supply rates (0, 0.4, 0.8, 1.2, 2.4, and 3.6 g P kg^−1^ soil). Data in each plot are means ± S.E. (n = 6 or 5 biological replicates for each treatment). Statistical comparisons (two-way ANOVA) between CO~2~ concentrations and P supply rates as well as their interaction (CO~2~ × P) are presented.](fpls-10-01417-g006){#f6}

Critical \[P\] {#s3_3}
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We assessed critical \[P\] in potato plants because P demand by plant under e\[CO~2~\] are likely to increase due to the stimulation of photosynthesis ([@B25]). In the present study, critical \[P\] was similarP supply in potato, our study clearly demonstrated significant \[CO~2~\]---P-supply interaction effects on organ biomass ([**Figure 2**](#f2){ref-type="fig"}) and WUE ([**Figure 5B**](#f5){ref-type="fig"}), but not on water use ([**Figure 5A**](#f5){ref-type="fig"}). The difference between these contradictory results may be related to the growing conditions and potato cultivar used in these studies. The strong interaction in our results clearly indicated that e\[CO~2~\] effects were greatly dependent on P supply. Thus, maximum biomass enhancement by CO~2~ enrichment was evident only when P demand was fully supplied, an effect that involved enhanced WUE, but not water use. Moreover, both biomass and WUE clearly described a saturation-kinetics pattern when plotted against P supply, hence enabling an accurate estimation of minimum P supply rate to reach maximum performance. To our knowledge, this is the first report


6A**](#f6){ref-type="fig"}) while P levels had a major effect on this parameter. These results likely indicate that the effect of CO~2~ enrichment on leaf area was weaker than that of P supply level, although both main effects as well as their interaction were significant. However, a larger leaf area under e\[CO~2~\] without a concomitant increase in water loss may imply a decrease in stomatal conductance in potato plants ([**Figure 6**](#f6){ref-type="fig"}). By contrast, P fertilization may help optimize WUE by adjusting both stomatal conductance and stomatal density. We measured productive WUE (i.e. dry matter production per unit water consumption), which is more informative for agricultural and ecological purposes, than instantaneous WUE ([@B44]). Here, stomatal conductance decreased under e\[CO~2~\] and also with increasing P supply rate ([**Figure 6C**](#f6){ref-type="fig"}). Similarly, stomatal densityQ:

how to dynamically specify data type while creating the table in MS access using Java

My application is extracting the data from excel sheet. I am storing the value and type of the data from the sheet into the ArrayList. ie., If my excel sheet consists of employee data, i will retrive [ Employee name, String] [ Employee id, number] and so on.. So i have to create a table with these names and with their respective data types. So how could i dynamically specify the data types for the attributes in the table. I am using JDBC,MS Access..

A:

Well, you read your data in a String, and for every value do String.matches(regex) to find out the datatype. For example do value.matches("\d"), if it mathces, then instantiate an Integer


The school has been having trouble attracting students to a woman's college, the president explained. Revenue from the increasingly discounted tuition and a restricted endowment couldn’t cover expenses—particularly those that were arguably quite lavish. Some employees, many of whom live on campus along with students, were reported to have wept silently in the pews as they heard the news.

This story has reverberated across the higher-education community over the past week, as many worry that other small colleges may soon suffer the same fate. It's already happening in some pockets. The governing board of Tennessee Temple University, a Christian liberal-arts college, for example, recently voted to shut down the school this May and merge with another Christian campus in North Carolina. It may be too hard for the small(Waters MCX cartridge, Waters Corporation, Milford, Massachusetts). Samples were eluted with 2 mL of ammonia:water:acetonitrile (5:13:82) and evaporated to dryness with nitrogen gas.

Analysis of gabapentin in plasma samples was conducted using reversed‐phase high‐performance liquid chromatography. The system consisted of a 2695 separations module and a 2475 fluorescence detector (Waters). Separation was attained on a Waters Atlantis T3 4.6 × 250 mm (5 μm) preceded by a 5‐μm Atlantis T3 guard column. The mobile phase was a mixture of (A) 50 mM potassium phosphate dibasic buffer (pH 5.0) and (B) acetonitrile. Gradient elution was used to separate the analytes starting with 53% of solution A and 47% of solution B and was adjusted to 49% of solution A and 51% of solution B over 15 minutes, and back to initial conditions over 5 minutes. The flow rate was


Schwarz criteria), in order to select the simplest model that fits the experimental data. Compartmental analysis of results for each dose level was finally performed by weighting the values by 1/*y* ^2^, where *y* is the predicted concentration at each time. A 1‐or 2‐compartmental model with first‐order absorption was used with corresponding equations of$$\mathsf{C}\ \left( \mathsf{T} \right) = \mathsf{DK}01/\mathsf{V}\left( {\mathsf{K}01 - \mathsf{K}10} \right)\ \left\lbrack {\mathsf{\exp}\left( {- \mathsf{K}10 \times \mathsf{T}} \right) - \mathsf{\exp}\left( {- \mathsf{K}01 \times \mathsf{T}} \right)} \right\rbrack$$

(1‐compartment model, first‐order absorption, no lag time)$$\mathsf{C}\ \left( \mathsf{T} \right) = \mathsf{A}\ \mathsf{\exp}\left( {- \alpha \times \mathsf{T}} \right) + \mathsf{B}\ \mathsf{\exp}\left( {- \beta \times \mathsf{T}} \right) + \mathsf{C}\ \mathsf{\exp}\left( {- \mathsf{K}01 \times \mathsf{T}} \right)$$

(2‐compartments model, first‐order absorption, no lag time).where K01 is the absorption rate post‐nasogastric administration, assuming first‐order absorption; *D*level and 3 dosing intervals scenarios: every 8, 12, and 24 hours over a period of 120 hours.

2.5. Determination of dose proportionality and statistical analysis {#jvim15724-sec-0013}
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The dose proportionality was tested using a standard method known as power model approach[31](#jvim15724-bib-0031){ref-type="ref"} $$\mathsf{Ln}\ \left( {\mathsf{AUC}_{0 - \infty\textsf{or}}\ \textsf{Cmax}_{\mathsf{ij}}} \right) = \mathsf{B}_{0} + \eta_{1} + \left( {\mathsf{B}_{1} + \eta_{2\mathsf{i}}} \right) \times \mathsf{Ln}\ \left( \textsf{dose}_{\mathsf{ij}} \right) + \varepsilon_{\mathsf{ij}},$$where Ln is the Napierian logarithm, AUC~0‐last~, and Cmax are the dependent variable *j*th observation in the *i*th subject and dose the independent variable, *η* ~1~ the random intercept (*B* ~0~) and *η* ~2~ the random slope (*B* ~1~) and error ε~*ij*.~ Dose proportionality would be declared when the (1 − *α*) × 100 confidence interval (CI) of the slope lies entirely within the critical region:$$\left( {{1 + \mathsf{Ln}\ \left( \mathsf{\theta}_{\mathsf{low}}


median AUC~0‐∞~ for each dose level was compared statistically using Kruskall‐Wallis and Dunn\'s multicomparison tests. The different superscript letters indicate *P* \< .05.

![Simulated plasma disposition of gabapentin in horses for different dose levels after the oral administration every 8 (A), 12 (B), and 24 hours (C)](JVIM-34-933-g002){#jvim15724-fig-0002}

3.3. Determination of dose proportionality {#jvim15724-sec-0017}
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Gabapentin plasma concentrations increased across dose levels with no proportional change with dose escalation for either AUC~0‐∞~ or C~max~. The a priori CI (derived from the power model) for the tested gabapentin dose ratio (160/10 = 16) was 0.90‐1.09. The 95% CI for the slope derived from the regression model was 0.40 to 0.694 and 0.4871 to 0.7327 for AUC~0‐∞~ and Cmax respectively (Figure [3D](#jvim15724-fig-0003){ref-type="fig"}). Therefore, there is no evidence that supports that the changes in drug exposure are proportional tohumans.[37](#jvim15724-bib-0037){ref-type="ref"}, [38](#jvim15724-bib-0038){ref-type="ref"} Since gabapentin is eliminated by the kidneys, monitoring renal function in horses receiving multiple doses of gabapentin would be important, particularly in horses concurrently receiving NSAIDs,[39](#jvim15724-bib-0039){ref-type="ref"}, [40](#jvim15724-bib-0040){ref-type="ref"} which can also cause renal damage, for treatment of laminitis or other neuropathic pain.

The fact that horses were sedated with xylazine to facilitate passage of the nasogastric tube to deliver gabapentin is a potential limitation as xylazine slows intestinal motility,[41](#jvim15724-bib-0041){ref-type="ref"} which could alter the uptake of orally administered drugs. However, the effects of the xylazine were antagonized with atipamazole, which is shown to return intestinal motility to normal.[41](#jvim15724-bib-0041){ref-type="ref"} Clinically, all horses had normal gastrointestinal borborygmi and fecal production, subjectively indicating normal motility. All horses received xylazine/atipamazole, thus any potential impact would be uniform across all dosages.

Another limitation is the


he should be admitted for a myelography and possible discectomy.
On October 30, 1973, plaintiff underwent back surgery for a herniated disk. The Medical College reported that he recovered very well and had an excellent hospital course of treatment for pain.
In April, 1976, however, plaintiff again experienced rather severe back pains. Medical College physicians performed a second disk operation on him after diagnosing that plaintiff had suffered a reoccurrence of his disk problem. Following this second operation plaintiff initially had relief of his pain. Plaintiff, on May 24, 1976, returned to his work as a golf course attendant at Petersburg Country Club. His job duties included mowing grass, trimming sand traps, shoveling dirt, driving tractors, painting, unloading fertilizer and insecticides, and changing cups in the golf greens. On Julyorder to get rid of the presence of dark matter, $f(R)$-gravity has to consistently reproduce not only the dynamical observations, but also other mass probes coming from e.g. gravitational lensing.

In this paper, we investigate the equation for the light deflection considering the weak field limit of a general class of $f(R)$-gravity. We particularly pay attention to the possible implications which gravitational lensing has on the attempt to avoid the presence of dark matter.

In [Sec. \[sec:theory\]]{} we introduce $f(R)$-gravity and its field equations, whereas [Sec. \[sec:potentials\]]{} is devoted to the expansion and the resulting solutions for the metric elements. The implications on particle dynamics are discussed [Sec. \[sec:particle\]]{}, while in [Sec. \[sec:lensing\]]{} we derive the deflection angle and discuss the gravitational lensing phenomena thereof arising. Finally, in [Sec. \[sec:discussion\]]{} we discuss the results obtained, with


be careful when expanding quantities that carry physical dimensions. The constant $f''(0)$ carries dimension length$^{2}$, thus the whole term $f''(0){{}^{(2)}}R$, which is dimensionless has to be of order ${{\mathcal{O}\left(c^{-2}\right)}}$ and respectively all other terms have to be of higher order. From a mathematical point of view, where expansions are done among infinitesimally small quantities, this might be true, as the expansion coefficients either vanish or their absolute values are strictly grater than zero. Whereas in physical cases, when we are dealing with small but not infinitesimally small quantities, this might not be true and can thus lead to some issues. This expansion thus breaks down if ${{}^{(2)}}R\gtrsim f'(0)/f''(0)$. In other words, this means that we have to confront our approximation with an effective mass where the post-Newtonian limitcould not work (for details see [@Capozziello08b; @Bellucci09; @Bogdanos10]).

The Metric elements
-------------------

In order to simplify the metric tensor, without loss of generality due to gauge freedom, we choose the coordinates such that the three gauge conditions [@Clifton08; @Naef10] $$\label{eqn:gauge}
    g_{ij,j} - \frac{1}{2}\left(g_{jj}-g_{00}\right)_{,i} - \frac{f'(R)_{,i}}{f'(R)} = {{\mathcal{O}\left(c^{-4}\right)}}$$ are satisfied. As a consequence of this choice the spatial part of the metric tensor is diagonal.

Using condition and the expansions obtained through [Eq. ]{}, the [Eqs. ]{} and at order ${{\mathcal{O}\left(c^{-2}\right)}}$ reduce to the following set of equations $$\begin{aligned}
    \nabla^2{{}^{(2)}}R & = \frac{1}{3f''(0)}\mathcal{X}{{}^{(-2)}}T^{00} + \frac{f'(0)}{3f''(0)}{{}^{(2)}}R \label{eqn:2R} \\
    \nabla^2{{}^{(2)}}h_{00} & = - \frac{\mathcal{X}}{f'(0)}{{}^{(-2)}}T^{00} + \frac{f''(0)}{f'(0)}\nabla^2{{}^{(2)}}R \label{eqn:2h00} \\
    \nabla^2{{}^{(2)}}h_{ij} & = - \left(\frac{\mathcal{X}}{f'(0)}{{}^{(-2)}}T^{00} + \frac{f''(0)}{f'(0)}\nabla^2{{}^{(2)}}R\right)\delta_{ij} \label{eqn:2hij}.\end{aligned}$$ [Eqs. ]{} and have been obtained from the components


  t = \frac1c \int_{\tilde\gamma} n \,{\mathrm{d}}l,$$ where $\tilde\gamma$ is the spatial projection of the null geodesic and $n$ is considered as an effective index of refraction, defined by means of [Eq. ]{} as $$n=\sqrt{\frac{1+{{}^{(2)}}h}{1-{{}^{(2)}}h_{00}}},$$ which at order ${{\mathcal{O}\left(c^{-2}\right)}}$ reduces to $$n = 1+\frac12\left({{}^{(2)}}h_{00}+{{}^{(2)}}h\right).$$ Therefore for the metric components and we obtain $$n = 1-\frac{2}{c^{2}}\Phi.$$ This effective refraction index contains only the Newtonian potential $\Phi$ and not the Yukawa potential $\Psi$. In fact, it is exactly the same as in GR. The reason is that because of the symmetry between the metric components and , the potential $\Psi$ cancels out at order ${{\mathcal{O}\left(c^{-2}\right)}}$ and appears only at higher order terms. This implies that the deflection angle and all the gravitational lensing phenomena arising out from it are notgiven no reason to really care about these characters, other than their particular fighting strengths. There is no compelling backstory reminiscent of the fighting classic Street Fighter 2.

Graphics are the highlight of Dark Rift. The game features some stunning character animations. The character of Morphix is particularly compelling, as it possesses fantastic Hollywood-style special effects. Morphix's gleaming red skin seems to be constantly in motion. The effect is well produced and innovative.

Each character in Dark Rift has its own unique weapon. Morphix, for example, utilizes a series of morphing attacks that are interesting, with his own body serving as his weapon. As with the weapons, each character also has a decent number of unique moves. But such features are now standard on most fighting games, and Dark Rift


Q:

necromancer badge with only 4 votes?

I recently answered a really old (unanswered) question with a quite extensive answer, and today, when I logged in, I was greeted with "You have been awarded the Necromancer badge". My Badge page also shows that it is for this answer - but it only got 4 up-votes until now (no down-vote).
(I also got three other badges at the same time, but these are clear).
How can this be? Did someone vote for my answer and removed the vote immediately again? Or did I misunderstood this, and it requires 5 votes on the question, not my answer? If so, this should be made clearer in the description of the badge.

A:

More than likely someone voted for your post and then removed the vote as thehappen inside the relationship.

Tamar Chansky, Ph.D, explains that researcher Robert Levenson and his colleagues at the University of California, Berkeley, found that couples who use the phrase we” when talking are happier, calmer, and typically are extra satisfied with their relationships than couples whose communication is more populated by the pronouns you”, me” and I”.

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Efficient companies encourage the event of optimistic relationships between managers and workers in addition to amongst coworkers. Sometimes I get livid and if I’m about to say one thing I do not mean I


needs to be relationship games. A person who is playing arduous to get will more than seemingly have other guys or girls which are all for them.

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689 So.2d 829 (1997)
PRUDENTIAL SECURITIES, INC., et al.
v.
MICRO-FAB, INC.
1951265.
Supreme Court of Alabama.
March 7, 1997.
*830 Cooper C. Thurber, William E. Shreve, Jr., and Daniel S. Cushing of Lyons, Pipes & Cook, P.C., Mobile, for Appellants.
Thomas J. Methvin of Beasley, Wilson, Allen, Main & Crow, P.C., Montgomery; and George W. Finkbohner III of Finkbohner & Lawler, Mobile, for Appellee.
KENNEDY, Justice.
The defendants, Prudential Securities, Inc.; Prudential-Bache Properties, Inc.; and Ron Dezego (all hereinafter referred to as "Prudential") appeal from the trial court's denial of their motion to compel arbitration of the claims presented by the plaintiff, Micro-Fab, Inc. We affirm.
Randy Coleman is the sole shareholder of Micro-Fab, Inc., and is its president. Coleman opened his own individual investment account with Prudential in 1987 and purchased shares of the Prudential-Bache "Tax Creditindividual, should also encompass any controversies arising out of the relationship between it and Micro-Fab, even though Micro-Fab never signed or entered into an arbitration agreement. Prudential argues that under the Federal Arbitration Act (FAA) and Federal caselaw favoring the enforcement of arbitration clauses, Micro-Fab should be required to arbitrate. Also, Prudential argues that Coleman's direct ownership of Micro-Fab provides such a close relationship between the two as to bind Micro-Fab to Coleman's *831 arbitration agreement even though Micro-Fab was not a party to that agreement. Prudential says Coleman not only owned and controlled Micro-Fab, but had a direct interest related to the interests of Micro-Fab. See Pritzker v. Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner, & Smith, Inc., 7 F.3d 1110 (3d Cir.1993).
Micro-Fab argues that under Alabama law a corporation


the individual and team events. Yet this is a recent development. The U.S. women have only won team gold twice: the "Fierce Five" at the 2012 London Games and the "Magnificent Seven" in 1996.

Michael Phelps makes one last splash

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Michael Phelps is the first American male swimmer to make five Olympic teams and is likely to add to his Olympic record total of 22 medals, including 18 gold. He'll be competing in three individual races and possibly a relay.

Phelps said his heart wasn't into swimming in 2012 — rather stunning since he won four golds and two silvers — and his troubles out of the water have been well-documented.

"Going into 2012, it was like pulling teeth. It was brutal. You could barely get me to the pool," he saidisEqualToString:@"CGRect"]) {
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VBS week and went to the Asheboro Zoo with the Nealis's, Donna and the girls, and Isaac and me. Do not fear, this turtle wasn't real :) We all had a good time and made it back just in time for VBS that night. Needless to say we were all exhausted that night and ready when bedtime rolled around.

I think this will be the end of this post. There is lots more to tell so check in soon :)

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Welcome to our family blog! We are Aaron, Annette, Isaac, Miriam, and Hannah. My husband, Aaron, is a pastor while I work at home taking care of our family. You'll find lots of pictures of our kiddos on our page with glimpses into our day to day life andLine 28(1,42): A #DEVICE required before this line

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Do you know why I am getting this error?

I am using a PIC16F877A and a 2x16 HD44780 LCD display. Here are the only modifications I made to flex_lcd.c:

my question dissapeared.
can portA be used with this driver for a pic16f648A ? i port B is occupied with USART and 32khz.
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Read the instructions in the first post. Any pin can be used, provided
that it has full i/o capabilities. Don't use input-only pins. If the pin
is open-drain, then an external pull-up resistor must be used on that pin.

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was able and willing to give for it a blanket or other commodity that he himself desired,” read an earlier one.)

No, said Mises, for if taken back far enough, there comes a point at which money first emerges as a medium of exchange out of a pure barter economy Prior to this, it is valued only for its non-monetary uses as a commodity The demand for money is therefore pushed back to the last day of barter, where goods are traded only in direct exchange, and where the temporal element of the regression theorem ends It is in this way that all charges of circularity are obviated.

An alternate currency, denominated in labour time, would prevent profit taking by middlemen; all goods exchanged would be priced only in termsin stateless societies it is almost always between strangers, people who would otherwise be enemies."[6] Barter occurred between strangers, not fellow villagers, and hence cannot be used to naturalisticly explain the origin of money without the state. Since most people engaged in trade knew each other, exchange was fostered through the extension of credit.[4][7] Marcel Mauss, author of 'The Gift', argued that the first economic contracts were to not act in one's economic self-interest, and that before money, exchange was fostered through the processes of reciprocity and redistribution, not barter.[8] Everyday exchange relations in such societies are characterized by generalized reciprocity, or a non-calculative familial "communism" where each takes according to their needs, and gives as they have.[9]
In recent years, barter has enjoyed a resurgence as a means


Worm Finds New Victims: Dogs," 18 June 2018 Prize is not transferable or redeemable for cash and may not be sold, bartered or auctioned. — Union-tribune Rewards, sandiegouniontribune.com, "Enter to Win Two Tickets to San Diego Legion's Inaugural Rugby Season as well as a gift certificate to Hundred Proof!," 11 May 2018 Others report punishment for having hoarded, rationed or bartered for menstrual products. — refinery29.com, "Meghan Markle Has Championed Menstrual Equity — Here's Why You Should Too," 21 May 2018 As the city bartered for water with local farmers and hustled to build desalination plants, its residents simply started using less water. — Ryan Lenora Brown, The Christian Science Monitor, "Squeezing more out of taps: How Cape Town cut consumption in half," 30 Apr. 2018
Economic historian Karlare most certainly safety considerations – and in some cases, a time commitment – bartering can be quite rewarding. You may not have a surplus of spendable money, but you do have talents, skills, and miscellaneous goods that are just as good as cash. With a little thought, and willingness to make the effort, you can use bartering to obtain the goods and services you want without impeding your cash flow.
Some businesses that may not directly barter with customers may swap goods or services through membership-based trading exchanges such as ITEX or International Monetary Systems (IMS). By joining a trading network (which often charges fees), members can trade with other members for barter "dollars." Each transaction is subject to a minimal fee; the exchange facilitates the swap and


terrorists like business owners, investors and employers. Water boarding Al-Queda to find out who is planning to detonate nuclear weapons in our cities must never be considered.

The corporate bigwigs probably know more about who's going to blow up what, where and when than the alleged "al-Qaeda" America has been practicing "enhanced interrogation techniques" on.

"I do this real moron thing, and it's called thinking. And apparently I'm not a very good American because I like to form my own opinions."
— George Carlin

Actually the talks with me was more about when I went off on certain individuals. I do strongly feel we need to do something along these line, at least to get the employers/executives that treat their employees unfairly. Anyway, I've never gone off on the site as athus far. For more than 30 years I've thought that (D) meant something, actually stood for something. Since Obama, not so much.

So, basically you're telling me that McCain wants to hit me with a sledgehammer (despite the fact that he will be opposed by an increasingly Democratic dominated Congress) and Obama just wants to slap me in the face. I'd say that's not much of a choice if you asked me. Which is why I say neither of them deserve my support.

Nor have either of you answered the question of why I should support Obama. If all you've got is "he's better than McCain" I've heard it before. Please, tell me why I should support a candidate who doesn't represent me, who has shrugged off the issues that


Q:

What is ++argv? & confusing compiler error

This code was provided by my c++ instructor on a sample midterm. We covered argc and argv on a very basic level, so I understand what those expressions alone mean. However, any additions to those like the dereference operator and '++' confuse me and what I've googled hasn't been clear enough for me to apply it to this specific example. Also, when I try to compile, it provides this error:
In function 'int summer(int*, char**)':
Line 9: error: cannot convert 'char**' to 'const char*' for argument '1' to 'int atoi(const char*)'
compilation terminated due to -Wfatal-errors.

We haven't officially covered pointers, but I think I understand them well enough. char** means you're dereferencing twice, so the value of the pointer char, which is a pointer toInhibition of CYP2E1 activity does not abolish pulsatile urine alcohol concentrations during chronic alcohol infusions.
Continuous, long-term intragastric infusions of ethanol leads to a two-step induction of hepatic cytochrome P450 2E1 (CYP2E1) that is correlated with blood ethanol concentrations (BECs) and urine alcohol concentrations (UECs). In addition, long-term and continuous ethanol infusion does not produce a steady-state BEC, but results in pulsatile BECs and UECs having peak-peak duration of approximately 6 days and ethanol concentrations ranging from near zero to over 500 mg/dl. In the present study, rats were treated with ethanol (levels reaching 13 g.kg-1.day-1) for 38 days in the presence of compounds reported to block CYP2E1 activity or expression, to study the possible involvement of CYP2E1 in the pulsatile BECs. The inhibitors used were chlormethiazole (CMZ); diallysulfide


the destination itself. You turn up in a place and It’s shit, but within the walls there is an amazing crowd, things are going on and you end up staying just because of how much fun you’re having.

The opposite can happen to, again I’ve had personal experience of this. You arrive in an amazing location but the hostel is terrible, the atmosphere is dead and that has an adverse effect on your experience of the place you’re in.

Meet and greet in backpacker hostels

One of the biggest pulling power backpacker hostels have had over the years, and potentially the reason they remain so popular with backpackers aside from being affordable accommodation is the social side.

If you weren’t aware, most backpacker hostels, are sociable places, great place to meet otherlocations; like in the middle of a forest, lakesides, beachsides.

The guests here are typically, long-term backpackers, those who have been away for months and years, they’ve got passed the party stages, or even the social aspect. They do their own thing at their own pace but these hostels tend to have more stricter rules than others. Don’t be surprised to see people going to sleep very early or signs up over the place telling you not to make any noise after 10PM.

Boutique/ Luxury/ digital nomad

The equivalent to staying in a 4 or 5 star hotel, these types of hostels are for the high end backpacker. If you can afford to splurge out a little then they’re worth the comfort.

Typically they have the comfiest beds and bunks, the amenities


are a little more luxurious, there is more of an emphasis on cleanliness, and in them you can expect a bit of hotel quality. Although a bit more luxurious, they still have a good social atmosphere and good to get to know like minded backpackers.

While party hostels may come attached with a bar, you can find a lot of boutique hostels come attached to a cafe.

These types of hostels also attract digital nomads, they’re good places to set up a workstation, they’re quiet through the day, internet is typically stronger, have more power outlets and have a more working atmosphere. Book your boutique hostel through hostelworld.

No frills/ Basic/Bare bones

When you think of those hostel that stink of body odour so much it makes your eyes water, guests whothere for a reason; they can’t afford anything else. You may find fingers a little more stickier in these types.

Surf/Diving

These hostels are specifically for surfers and divers, most commonly found along coastlines and Islands around the world.

A lot of these types of hostels come with either a mini school to learn surfing or diving, or will offer somewhere to take lessons.

Surfer and diving hostels can actually be party hostels too – the only difference is, the guests will be nursing their hangovers out on the water rather than around the hostel.

If you’re a surfer or a diver and want to stay with like-minded people then this will be the type of hostel for you. Book your surfing hostel through Hostelworld.

Eco

We live in a age where by the day


it to increase electrification rates and the numbers of hours of electricity available to households. Second, we examine broader socioeconomic benefits. Improved lighting could bring socioeconomic benefits in the form of enhanced home business activity at night, better conditions for studying, and savings from kerosene expenditures (14, 16, 20). Because previous observational studies have found anecdotal evidence of off-grid solar power and female empowerment (18, 24), we also test for these effects. When evaluating effects on female empowerment, we surveyed a female adult from the household. We report two kinds of treatment estimates: intent to treat (ITT) and local average treatment effects (LATE) (25). ITT measures the effectiveness of the intervention (randomized offer of MGP), considering that some habitations in the treatment group refused the treatment. It isa microgrid was installed in the habitation, all subjects in the habitation were conservatively considered to be treated. (In section S9, we replicate the LATE results with household-level subscription, with similar results.) In a two-stage least-squares approach, the first stage is estimated by ordinary least squares. The predicted values of the dependent variable are then used as the independent variables in the second stage, also estimated with least squares. Two-stage least-squares estimates are possibly biased if the instruments are weak. Staiger and Stock (26) recommend a first-stage F statistic above 10 as a cutoff point. In the results tables below, we show that our F statistic is always above 10, except for mobile charging (the F statistic decreases because some households do not have mobile phones, with a


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the ISP can match the IP address to the subscriber’s identity. For

that purpose, the notice contains a settlement offer, allowing the alleged infringer to pay

twenty or thirty dollars for a release from liability for the instance of infringement alleged

in the notice. Cox has determined to refuse to forward or process notices that contain such

settlement language. When Cox began receiving Rightscorp notices in the spring of 2011

(before Rightscorp had signed BMG as a client), Cox notified Rightscorp that it would

process the notices only if Rightscorp removed the settlement language. Rightscorp did

not do so. Cox never considered removing the settlement language itself or using other

means to inform its subscribers of the allegedly infringing activity observed by Rightscorp.

       Rightscorp continued to send Cox large numbers


BMG responds that Cox’s interpretation of

“repeat infringers” is contrary to “the DMCA’s plain terms.” Appellee Br. at 31.

       Because the statute does not define the term “repeat infringers,” to resolve that

question, we turn first to the term’s ordinary meaning. See Sebelius v. Cloer, 569 U.S. 369,

376 (2013). The ordinary meaning of an infringer is “[s]omeone who interferes with one

of the exclusive rights of a . . . copyright” holder — in short, one who infringes a copyright.

Infringer, Black’s Law Dictionary 902 (10th ed. 2014). A repeat infringer, then, is one

who infringes a copyright more than once.

       Cox contends that because the repeat infringer provision uses the term “infringer”

without modifiers such as “alleged” or “claimed” that appearcustomer service representative asking whether she could

reactivate a terminated subscriber that “[i]f it is for DMCA you can go ahead and

reactivate.” Zabek explained to another representative: “Once the customer has been

terminated for DMCA, we have fulfilled the obligation of the DMCA safe harbor and can

start over.” He elaborated that this would allow Cox to “collect a few extra weeks of

payments for their account.       ;-).”   Another email summarized Cox’s practice more

succinctly: “DMCA = reactivate.” As a result of this practice, from the beginning of the


policy).

      BMG also provided evidence of particular instances in which Cox failed to

terminate subscribers whom Cox employees regarded as repeat infringers. For example,

one subscriber “was advised to stop sharing . . . and remove his PTP programs,” and a Cox

employee noted that the subscriber was “well aware of his actions” and was “upset that

‘after years of doing this’ he is now getting caught.” Nonetheless, Cox did not terminate

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the subscriber. Another customer was advised that “further complaints would result in

termination” and    To be sure, in patent law, contributory infringement is codified, and the statute
requires that a contributory infringer sell a component “knowing the same to be especially
made or especially adapted for use in an infringement.” 35 U.S.C. § 271(c). But the Patent
Act does not define knowledge or indicate whether knowledge includes willful blindness
or something less, like recklessness or negligence. Nor was Global-Tech’s holding, that
willful blindness suffices but negligence does not, based on statutory interpretation. Thus,
Global-Tech’s rejection of any mental state lower than willful blindness cannot be limited
to patent law solely because contributory infringement is codified in patent law but not in
copyright law.


they already think. There's always that pre-selection that goes on. Now, it's just much more cocooned.

Charlie Brooker

There's no cross-contamination. Maybe it should be a legal requirement that every morning you have to put on a VR headset and be exposed to someone screaming at you opinions you hate. But then they are a reasonable person. It turns out they were kind of okay, really.

It’s difficult, because you don't want to subject people to things they don't want. You don’t want to limit freedom of speech. I don't know. It's the great issue of our age.

Todd VanDerWerff

Black Mirror doesn’t really deal with things like artificial intelligence supplanting humanity. Would stories like that be bad for your brand of storytelling, or are you just not that worried about the robotserve. This time, the Crusaders had an answer as they regained control of the game by taking a 16-12 lead, but they were not in control for very long.

The Wildcats came right back, and they took a 17-16 lead on Wiedaman's serve.

The game ended up being deadlocked at 19, but the Wildcats scored the final six points of the the game and the match.

"We are happy with the win," Snyder said. "You always are, but there is always room for improvement."

The match was just recently added to the schedule.

"It was an unscheduled match," Barber said. "We picked it up last week."

Edison needed the match after a couple of holes opened up on its schedule.

"We had two teams drop the last two weeks," Snyder said. "We had to scramble


President Rodrigo Duterte has largely avoided the subject in favor of seeking warmer ties with Beijing. But under domestic pressure, Duterte raised the issue in talks with Xi in Beijing this week, Duterte spokesman Salvador Panelo said in a statement Friday.

Duterte told Xi that the 2016 ruling of an international arbitration panel in The Hague, in which China had refused to participate, "is final, binding and not subject to appeal."

"In response, President Xi reiterated his government's position of not recognizing the arbitral ruling as well as not budging from its position," Panelo said.

"Both President Duterte and President Xi agreed that while their variant positions will have to remain, their differences however need not derail nor diminish the amity between the two countries," he added.

He said that Duterte raisedAbstract

Cation diffusion facilitators (CDF) are highly conserved, metal ion efflux transporters that maintain divalent transition metal cation homeostasis. Most CDF proteins contain two domains, the cation transporting transmembrane domain and the regulatory cytoplasmic C-terminal domain (CTD). MamM is a magnetosome-associated CDF protein essential for the biomineralization of magnetic iron-oxide particles in magnetotactic bacteria. To investigate the structure-function relationship of CDF cytoplasmic domains, we characterized a MamM M250P mutation that is synonymous with the disease-related mutation L349P of the human CDF protein ZnT-10. Our results show that the M250P exchange in MamM causes severe structural changes in its CTD resulting in abnormal reduced function. Our in vivo, in vitro and in silico studies indicate that the CTD fold is critical for CDF proteins’ proper function and support the previously


the prime factors of 43583450.
2, 5, 139, 6271
What are the prime factors of 164666278?
2, 7, 11761877
What are the prime factors of 5529572885?
5, 1105914577
List the prime factors of 756247856.
2, 7, 13, 17, 30553
List the prime factors of 208033742.
2, 7, 43, 345571
List the prime factors of 572509308.
2, 3, 7, 139, 49033
List the prime factors of 3412644.
2, 3, 284387
What are the prime factors of 34996627?
2099, 16673
List the prime factors of 434384279.
7, 23, 853, 3163
List the prime factors of 2218085466.
2, 3, 369680911
What are the prime factors of 1521020881?
827, 1839203
List the prime factors of 1493144295.
3, 5, 31, 1451, 2213
What are the prime factors of 130388197?
173, 753689
List the prime factors of 76071574.
2, 251, 151537
What are the prime factors of 21966351?
3, 11, 107, 6221
What are the prime factors of 521556132?
2, 3, 43463011
What are the primeQ:

Do minimal submanifolds minimize area locally?

A few days ago I asked this question on math.stackexchange:
Consider $(\tilde{M},g)$ a riemannian manifold and $M \subset \tilde{M}$ riemannian submanifold.
Is it true that if $M$ is a minimal submanifold of $\tilde{M}$ then for every $p \in M$ there exists a neighborhood $W$ of $p$ in $\tilde{M}$ such that $V=W\cap M$ has least area among every $\Omega \subset W$ with $\partial \Omega = \partial V$?
I've been thinking about it, I think it is true but I don't know how to prove.
If it's true, how should I go about proving it?
Link: Do minimal submanifolds minimize area locally?
As asked there, we say a submanifold is minimal if the mean curvature vanishes identically, or equivalently, it's a critical point of the area functional.
Thanks in advance!

A:

Yes, this is


$0$), we have
$$
\mathrm{vol}(\Omega) \ge \int_\Omega \phi = \int_{M\cap V} \phi = \mathrm{vol}(M\cap V).
$$
(The first inequality follows because, by construction, $\phi$ pulls back to $\Omega$ to be no more than the volume form on $\Omega$.  The second equality follows by Stokes' Theorem, since $\mathrm{d}\phi=0$ and $\Omega \cup (-(M\cap V))$ has no boundary and is null-homologous.  The third equality follows because $\phi$ pulls back to $M\cap V$ to be its volume form.)

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pair OUT, OUT-bar vary in potential in the same directions as for the points P, Q respectively, which will be referred to as the connection points. The output differential signal pair OUT, OUT-bar thus express the logic product of the input signals A and B.
A basic problem of such a prior art logic circuit will be described referring to the timing diagram of FIGS. 9A and 9B. FIG. 9A shows the signal waveforms for the case in which the input differential signal pair A, A-bar undergo logic level transitions between the H and L potentials at identical time points, as also do the input signal pair B, B-bar. FIG. 9B is an expanded view of part of FIG. 9A.
With the circuit of FIG. 8, the following current switchingrange of buyers. If that increased demand causes the share price to appreciate, then the total market capitalization rises post-split. This does not always happen, however, often depending on the underlying fundamentals of the business. Looking at the MBI split history from start to finish, an original position size of 1000 shares would have turned into 3000 today. Below, we examine the compound annual growth rate — CAGR for short — of an investment into MBIA shares, starting with a $10,000 purchase of MBI, presented on a split-history-adjusted basis factoring in the complete MBI split history.

Growth of $10,000.00
With Dividends Reinvested

Start date:

03/03/2005

End date:

03/02/2015

Start price/share:

$59.12

End price/share:

$8.88

Starting shares:

169.15

Ending shares:

180.91

Dividends reinvested/share:

$3.72

Total return:

-83.94%

Average Annual Total Return:

-16.71%

Starting investment:

$10,000.00

Ending investment:

$1,605.87

Years:

10.00

Growth of $10,000.00
Without Dividends Reinvested

Start date:

03/03/2005

End date:

03/02/2015

Start price/share:

$59.12

End price/share:

$8.88

Dividends collected/share:

$3.72

Total return:

-78.69%

Average Annual Total Return:

-14.32%

Starting investment:

$10,000.00

Ending investment:

$2,131.13

Years:

10.00

MBI


Split History Table

Date

Ratio

10/30/1997

2 for 1

04/23/2001

3 for 2

Financials Stock Splits

MBI is categorized under the Financials sector; below are some other companies in the same sector that also have a history of stock splits:

Nothing in www.SplitHistory.com is intended to be investment advice, nor does it represent the opinion of, counsel from, or recommendations by BNK Invest Inc. or any of its affiliates, subsidiaries or partners. Split history database is not guaranteed to be complete or free of errors. None of the information contained herein constitutes a recommendation that any particular security, portfolio, transaction, or investment strategy is suitable for any specific person. All viewers agree that under no circumstances will BNK Invest, Inc,. its subsidiaries, partners, officers, employees, affiliates, or agents be held liable for any loss or damage causedleaving the burning wrecks blocking the roads, three police officers on the scene said, speaking on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to talk to the press.

Dozens of bloodied bodies wrapped up in sheets were laid across the mosque floor, according to images circulating on social media. Relatives queuing up outside the hospital as ambulances raced back and forth. The state news agency MENA put the death toll at 235.

Resident Ashraf el-Hefny said many of the victims were workers at a nearby salt factory who had come for Friday services at the mosque.

"Local people brought the wounded to hospital on their own cars and trucks," he said by telephone.

No one immediately claimed responsibility for the attack. But IS has targeted Sufis several times in the area


heat treatment, adding to the overall cost of the structural members. Further, even if such tooling can be provided, the process is time-consuming because it takes time for the furnace to heat the member and tooling to the heat treatment temperature. The time required for the subsequent cooling of the furnace, member, and tooling can also be lengthy.
Thus, there exists a need for an apparatus and associated method for heat treating structural members of various shapes and sizes. The apparatus should maintain the dimensional accuracy of the members during heat treatments such as a stress relief cycle. Preferably, the method should not be overly time-consuming.
The present invention provides an apparatus and method for heat treating a structural member, for example, to relieve stresses in the structural member. TheQ:

find limit based on a derivative of function in specific point

Assume $f(x)$ is differentiable at the point $x=a$.  How do I find the limit
$$\lim_{x \to a}\frac{xf(a)-af(x)}{x-a}$$
The book says the answer is $f(a)-af'(a)$.

A:

Hint:
$xf(a)-af(x)=xf(a)-af(a)+af(a)-af(x)=(x-a)f(a) -a(f(x)-f(a))$.

A:

Hint:
$$\frac{xf(a)-af(x)}{x-a} = f(a) - a\frac{f(x) - f(a)}{x - a}$$


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Ultimate Warrior's wife, Dana, posted a message on WWE.com thanking fans for their support:

It is with an absolutely broken heart I reach out to you. Since the passing of my husband, I have been fortunate enough to insulate my sweet girls and myself from the outside world. In this bubble we have grieved and continue to do so. For a week, I did not allow any television or media to seep through our cocoon. I was told, though, of the outpouring of love for my beloved husband and support for, as he always called us, his Warrior Girls. I can only say thank you. [...] I cannot put words to what that video tribute meant. We watched it multiple times and, this morning,wildly accomplished in-ring performer. He held the Intercontinental championship multiple times before defeating Hogan at WrestleMania VI to capture his first WWE (then WWF) championship in 1990.

Hogan also reacted to the shocking news:

Like many characters of his ilk, though, Warrior's time in the spotlight was only outshined by the notability of his departure. He left and came back to WWE programming at different stages in the early 1990s, with bad blood festering for years beyond his last hurrah with the company in 1996.

Although Warrior would join WCW for a short period, his career as a wrestler was effectively over. He rebranded himself as a public speaker, earning a living by capitalizing on the intensity of his past Warrior promos—just without the makeup.

With years having passed since they had


Development of an enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay based a monoclonal antibody for the detection of pyrethroids with phenoxybenzene multiresidue in river water.
A sensitive and broad class selective direct competitive enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) using monoclonal antibody (McAb) has been described for the detection of pyrethroids with phenoxybenzene group. One monoclonal antibody, 2G(2)E(7), was obtained and characterized after fusion of myeloma cells with spleen cells isolated from BALB/c mice. The assay with the most selectivity for the family pyrethroids with phenoxybenzene group was optimized. The IC(50) values of the optimized immunoassay were 1.8 μg L(-1) for deltamethrin, 1.5 μg L(-1) for cypermethrin, 2.0 μg L(-1) for fluvalinate and fenvalerate, 2.2 μg L(-1) for phenothrin, 2.4 μg L(-1) for flucythrinate, 3.0 μg L(-1) for fenpropathrin, and 5.0 μg L(-1) for permethrin.Seed of HOPE

As a requirement for my Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) class, we are required to render six hours of service learning. My group mates presented two options for our CSR project – dengue awareness or book drive with outreach to disadvantaged children. I wanted something different. I wanted a nature conservation activity. In fact, I was already coordinating a mangrove tree planting with the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR) and their local government counterpart in Cavite. Unfortunately, now is not a good season for planting mangrove trees. Since my group mates have already scheduled a meeting with their contact person, I let them be and committed to abide with whatever they agree upon.

I was able to join our group during the scheduled activity observation last


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Valour’s Michael Petrasso remains in the hunt, but did fall down the depth chart compared to last year.

Centreback

Derek Cornelius (Whitecaps FC) Steven Vitória (Moreirense) Amer Didic (FC Edmonton)

Doneil Henry (Suwon Bluewings) Dominick Zator (Cavalry FC) David Edgar (Forge FC)

On the cusp: Adam Straith (VfL Sportfreunde Lotte), Manjrekar James (FC Midtjylland), Dejan Jakovic (Unattached) and Andre Hainault (1. FC Kaiserslautern)

Perhaps surprisingly, Doneil Henry and Derek Cornelius remain one-two for Canada in the centre of defence despite lacklustre years with the national team. They’re no longer teammates at the Vancouver Whitecaps, so Herdman may decide against this tandem by the end of 2020. Steven Vitoria is an obvious successor on the left side of the central pairing, following back-to-back starts for Canada to close out 2019.

CPLers Didic and Zator looksupplement] is broken down into amino acids. And it’s at your body’s discretion how those amino acids are used,” Palm says. “It could become proteins to help your blood vessels, repair your liver, or stimulate your brain—not necessarily amino acids to produce collagen.” In other words, collagen might be a beneficial anti-ager, but there’s no guarantee.

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It’s an antioxidant—and a potentially potent one at that. Vitamin C has been shown to protect against aging and skin cancers by boosting the production of collagen, preventing collagen from degrading, and fighting the formation of melanin (skin pigmentation), Hoyer says.

The problem? Even at high doses, only a fraction of that vitamin C supplement actually makes its way into your skin. Topical products


as a follower of Jesus and identified as the one "from whom seven devils had gone out" (Lk 9:1-3). Keep in mind that Magdalene is derived from Magdala. Magdala, located along the Sea of Galilee near Tiberias, was a wealthy city known for its prosperous fisheries. The Romans destroyed the town because of its moral depravity and its participation in the Jewish revolt. Interestingly, in the Talmud, from the word Magdalene is derived the expression "curling women’s hair," which means "adulteress." Even though the penitent woman of Luke 7 is not specifically identified as the Mary Magdalene "from whom seven devils had gone out" of Luke 8, one could easily draw the conclusion, as did Pope St. Gregory. Moreover, the early Church tradition has also upheld this connection.

Thethis game excels out. There are plenty of hot keys also, so pressing H will fortify a square, Shift+A will automate a former, etc..

Gameplay:

This game really shines in this department. There is an incredibly deep amount of customization, for example, you can create your own unit. You pick if you want it as a vehicle, an infantry, an air unit, a sea unit, etc, then you pick the weapon, then the armor, some special abilities, and so on. That is just one aspect. There are a VERY large amount of technologies, even though some of them were quite meaningless to me. The battles were pretty fair in my opinion, nothing like they are in Civ 3 (ick), they are quite balanced. There is an extreme variety of units


With 12 full seasons under the belt, and five mini-series too, comedy Halo machinima series Red vs Blue (RvB) is the longest running episodic web series of all time, and undeniably one of the funniest.

But when Red vs Blue first arrived in April 2003, it wasn’t exactly a guaranteed recipe for success. This was two and a half years before the launch of YouTube, so viewers had to download QuickTime or Windows Media Video files from the Rooster Teeth site to watch the show. But that they did, in their thousands and soon after, their millions.

“Matt (Hullum) and Burnie (Michael Burns – RvB’s creators) didn't think it would be this huge – they thought it'd be six episodes long,” admits current RvB writer and director Miles Luna. “We’rethe internet joke that never died.”

Not only did RvB survive, the show flourished in a world where viral video didn’t yet exist. Within a year, RvB had a dedicated following in the six-digit range and today, parent company Rooster Teeth is a hive of animation production that works on five different shows simultaneously (You might have stumbled across the ludicrous escapades of the Achievement Hunter team during your internet travels – that’s them). Things have certainly changed over the last decade.

“It’s insane to see how much we’ve evolved since the first season,” says Luna. “The Blood Gulch Chronicles was the product of seven friends in a spare bedroom. Today we have a huge staff of animators, editors, light artists and sound artists working on every episode.

So, how did


Red vs Blue reach this point, and how does the studio manage to keep pushing the boundaries of machinimation? Red Bull spoke exclusively to Luna as well as head of animation Gray Haddock to ask exactly that.

What have been the biggest changes for Red vs Blue in terms of the videos you can make now?

Luna: Now we do fight choreography and all sorts of stuff. It's been a gradual evolution: the first five seasons were made entirely in-game with Halo 1 and 2, with just a bunch of Xboxes, while from season six through eight, the story evolved somewhat and we introduced some new characters and villains and a little more drama into the storyline. Then in season eight we teamed up with Monty Oum to add fighthim with many of the world’s health care systems. Then a chronic shoulder problem offered the opportunity for an unusually well-controlled experiment: Mr. Reid decided to present his stiff shoulder for treatment around the world.

One shoulder, 10 countries. Admittedly it’s a gimmick, but what saves the book from slumping into a sack of anecdotes like Michael Moore’s 2007 documentary “Sicko” is a steel backbone of health policy analysis that manages to trap immensely complicated concepts in crystalline prose.


years and have appointed numerous interns from IT and Design to provide them with essential skills and work experience, to help students and graduates enter the New Zealand IT industry successfully.

Our own Spotlight Reporting success story

The partnership between Spotlight Reporting and Summer of Tech (SoT) has delivered some great success stories. Take our current Quality Assurance Analyst, Yulia Tekin – a SoT intern who started her journey with us in 2018.

Originally from Russia, Yulia, her husband and three children moved to New Zealand in 2017. After finishing her degree in Information Security in Moscow, she was freelancing while raising her young family. Once she arrived in New Zealand, she decided to put her degree to good use and jump back into IT. She enrolled herself into a oneyear IT graduate program at WelTec and signed up for the SoT programme shortly after.

“I was really impressed by the way SoT worked. We got a lot of help, starting from editing our CVs, to finishing with IT-oriented boot camps and job-interview training."

“I’m very appreciative of the opportunity SoT gave someone like me, who is restarting or even changing their career, to gain experience and learn while working in a real company. Now I’m happy to be part of a real scrum team, in a small, cozy office – all with an ocean view too!”

SoT and Spotlight enabled Yulia to reignite her passion as a tester after being absent from the workforce due to her family responsibilities: “Having worked as a tester before having children, the program reignited


for the WellingtonNZ Internationalisation Award. It recognises the contributions made by a workplace to the working and studying experience as well as the professional development of international students in the Wellington region."

Cath Randall, Workforce Development Specialist for WellingtonNZ backs this up by saying: “Spotlight Reporting has been a great supporter of the SoT programme, showing that they value students and graduates and in particular have shown that they are prepared to take on international students which is what this award is about recognising and promoting.”Covering Indexes

When an index includes the actual values of all the fields specified in the query, the index covers the query and does not require an additional step to fetch the actual values from the data service.
An index, in this case, is called a covering index and the query is called a covered query.
As a result, covered queries are faster and deliver better performance.

The following diagram illustrates the query execution work flow without covering indexes:

The following diagram illustrates the query execution work flow with covering indexes:

As you can see in the second diagram, a well designed query that uses a covering index avoids the additional steps to fetch the data from the data service.
This results in a considerable performance improvement.

The examples on this page use the travel-sample and


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been increasingly popular among young people in Asia, especially riding on the popularity of the K-pop and K-beauty in the region. Over the past five years, the market has grown more than 20 percent.

Star Vision posted 58.1 billion won in revenue and 18.2 billion won in operating profit last year. VIG said the firm has full potential for further growth considering the firm has not yet entered overseas markets.

“Star Vision is a unique company that has pioneered a new market for beauty lenses with colorful design and also successfully launched its own sunglass brand,” said Lee Chul-min, managing partner of VIG Partners.

“While reviewing investment opportunities related to the so-called ‘K-fashion’ and ‘K-beauty,’ VIG identified Star Vision’s dominant brand and retail presence in Korea as well as its outstanding


engaged.

Dispatch relies on sophisticated tracking and routing systems. Others on the operations side also use information technology of many kinds to deal with everything from licences and permits, to customer services, accounting, sales and marketing.

And, people joining the industry have many career choices. Drivers, for example, may work close to home as pickup and delivery or short-haul drivers. Those who like the idea of travelling across Canada or North America can become long-haul drivers for an employer or work as owner-operators. Drivers may haul consumer goods, fuel, logs, heavy-duty equipment or livestock.

For those with experience as a driver, mechanic or operations work, most companies advertise jobs on their websites.

Members of the B.C. Trucking Association from across the province may post jobs under Careers on www.bctrucking.com, and the provincialif (node.getNodeKey() == startNode.getNodeKey()) {
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conclusion, but the author could have chosen much better
arguments to support that conclusion than rapid population growth, global
warming, and the Koch brothers' political activities.

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(version 24.0) and R software (version 3.4.2; <https://www.r-project.org/>). Pearson correlation analysis was used to identify the PCGs co-expressed with lncRNAs. The chi-square test was used to identify the correlation between lncRNAs and radioresponse. *P* \< 0.05 was considered statistically significant.

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Differentially Expressed lncRNAs and PCGs
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According to the cut-off criteria (logFC \> 1, FDR \< 0.05), 65 differentially expressed lncRNAs ([Supplementary Table 3](#SM3){ref-type="supplementary-material"}) and 468 differentially expressed PCGs ([Supplementary Table 4](#SM4){ref-type="supplementary-material"}) were identified between CR group and non-CR group. LINC01600 (logFC = 1.0046, FDR = 0.0155) and JUND (logFC = 1.0210, FDR = 0.0002) were upregulated in non-CR group.

Identification of lncRNAs Associated With Radioresponse
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To further identify lncRNAs which were highly correlated with radioresponse from 65 differentially expressed lncRNAs, we performed the chi-square test. According to the median value, the


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Soft cover book about conceptual Australian artist John Barbour.

A chronology of Barbour’s career beginning with the work; ‘immuredinpace’, (1988), through to his final exhibition held at the yuill|crowley gallery in Sydney. The cover features a circular die-cut, inspired by a major work displaying the words ‘No More Holes’. John Barbour’s experimental and interdisciplinary practice comprises works on paper and cloth, sometimes incorporating deliberate stains, tears and child-like hand-embroidered text.

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“What it does it sets our edges a lot faster and makes the ball come inside and not wide,” Holland said. “There are certain runs that are hard to run against wide nines, and so we’ll probably going to see a few different kinds of inside runs.

“We have athletic guys who can run. I think it's going to benefit the guys we have now. We’re not going to ask our pass rushers to be drop guys. That’s going to benefit our system.”


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###Live Streaming

Aaron Patterson introduced a new feature with Rails 4 called Live Streaming. This effectively makes it possible to stream content to end-user’s connected browsers directly from the server via long-polling in the browser. And the fact that the browser is crucial to the process should tip you off to an obvious major problem right away: Internet Explorer doesn’t yet support it. This may be fixed in future versions of IE, but for the time being, live streaming is a no-go in Microsoft’s browser.

Live Streaming in Rails 4 opens up a lot of very interesting doors in terms of what your application will be able to do. I can see applications relying on real time data being among


Whoever creates the recipe is known as a “chef” and the recipe has a name, ingredients and directions. We assume here for the sake of expediency that authentication and authorization concerns have already been handled.

class RecipesController < ApplicationController

def create

@recipe = Recipe.new(recipe_params)

@recipe.chef = current_user # explicitly assign it to the right user

if @recipe.valid? and @recipe.save

redirect_to @recipe,

:flash => { :notice =>

“Your recipe was added to the cookbook. Mmmm, tasty!” }

else

render :action => :new

end

end

private

def recipe_params

params.require(:recipe).permit(:name, :ingredients, :directions)

end

In this new way of doing mass assignment protection, we tell Recipe.new to accept the hash returned from the recipe_params method, which is specified as a private method in the controller. This method essentially strips out anything that’s not permitted on the “recipe” parameter. So if I were to send the following to this controllerinput at an object and trust that the object itself knows what to do with that input. This is how mass assignment protection worked in previous versions of Rails with attr_accessible/attr_protected. You could throw anything at it from any source (tests, live production data via HTTP, console access, etc.) and the object had responsibility for handling it.

However, there’s another side to the story. Rails is a web application framework. Which means that you essentially have two input vectors: user, and developer. Developer input, by its very nature, needs to be trusted, whereas user input can never be trusted. Since the only attack vector for the user is in the controller, it seems like that would be the logical place to protect the data instead of inside the model.


queuing API, Asynchronous ActionMailer support has also been postponed since it depends on the functionality provided by the background queuing API.

###where.like and where.not_like

Many had anticipated the ability to call a ‘not_like’ method on a model, e.g. Book.where.not_like(title: “%Java%”), however this commit has rolled back that functionality out of ActiveRecord. DHH lists four reasons why the team decided to roll back the commit, though not everyone seems to agree. He suggests the community roll this into a gem of their own instead of having it become part of ActiveRecord. Among his arguments against it, DHH mentions that he doesn’t like the potential to further push the DSL into things like “greater_than_or_equal”, that the use of the percent sign feels like an odd syntactical conflict with Ruby, and that LIKEthe way as they crop up. Of course, having broad test coverage is going to be key in detecting issues here before they go live, and we always recommend deploying to a staging environment (by cloning your production environment) before pushing anything out to production.

Those of you already on 3.2 will likely have the easiest upgrade path, as much of Rails 4 is a refactor of what already exists with a few new features baked in. Remember to take advantage of the encrypted cookie store and refactor your mass assignment protection to be on the controller level (unless you’re really against that sort of thing and prefer to use the aforementioned gem instead).

Overall, Rails 4 is going to be a great release with many excellent refinements on the


[Study of hyperchromatism caused by benzene derivatives].
We report two patients with vitiligo-like lesions caused by contact with compounds containing phenols and toluene. The clinical, histopathologic and ultrastructural findings are compared with vitiligo. Two mechanisms may be present: one from direct enzymatic or cytotoxic action on melanocytes and the other through immunologic reaction.4. DIY dollhouse is the Idea Gift. Give him or her a big surprise. DIY house is made by yourself, it can express your deep love. 5. Please prepare glue and batteries because they are not permitted to ship by Air. Package Content: 1) 1 DIY house 2) All furniture and things shown in the pictures.(need to DIY) 3) LED lights 4) Color ManualWe are committed to your satisfaction. If you are not satisfied by any means, please give us an opportunity to offer you a proper solution.
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who do not use drugs to begin with will not start using them just because they are no longer criminalized. Alcohol drinking levels were in fact much higher during alcohol prohibition than after the law was repealed and alcohol legalized. If you tell someone they can’t do something, they are going to want to do it more.

Under our current system, crime, violence, and drugs go hand in hand. As a result of drug criminalization, gang violence in America has skyrocketed as groups of individuals wage war with each other for territorial control of the lucrative drug trade. Addicts on the street often commit robbery and other crimes in order to get the money needed to pay for the drugs they’re hooked on. The great economist and conservative thinkerand arbitrary smoothness (less than the polynomial degree). Partitions of unity facilitate the introduction of unfamiliar and unrelated functions into symbolic expression. Thus the second partition of expressions (24) above becomes the following expression (25):
sec2(y7(x)+u(1.07296, x))−tan2(y7(x)+u(1.07296,x))=1 (25)
where y7(x) is the Bessel function of fractional order and u(1.07296,x) is the parabolic cylinder function. R. F. Boisvert, S. E. Howe, and D. K. Kahaner, Guide to Available Mathematical Software (GAMS): A Framework for the Management of Scientific Software, ACM Trans. Math. Software, 11, (1995), 313-355, lists 48 classes of functions which can be used in such identities and for which library software is available, and is hereby incorporated by reference.

[0088]

Further, disguises may be enhanced by using functions and constants that appear in the actual arguments AA. Thus, if 2.70532, x2,


a partition of each of matrices M1, and M2 into four matrices.

[0126]

Using, for example, the notation M1([i:j], [k:n]) for the submatrix of M1 whose rows are in the interval [i:j] and whose columns are in the interval [k:n], then computing M1M2 requires the following four computations (a)-(d):
M1([1:a−a′],[1:b−b′])M2([1:b−b′],[1:c−c′])+M1([1:a−a′],[b−b′+1:b])M2([(b−b′+1:b],[1:c−c′]); (a)
M1([1:a−a′],[1:b−b′])M2([1:b−b′],[c−c′+1:c])+M1([1:a−a′],[b−b′+1:b])M2([b−b′+1:b],[c−c′+1:c]); (b)
M1([a−a′+1:a],[1:b−b′])M2([1:b−b′],[1:c−c′])+M1([a−a′+1:a],[b−b′+1:b])M2([b−b′+1:b],[1:c−c′]); and (c)
M1([a−a′+1:a],[1:b−b′])M2([1:b−b′],[c−c′+1:c])+M1([a−a′+1:a],[b−b′+1:b])M2([b−b′+1:b],[c−c′+1:c]). (d)

EXAMPLE SIX

[0127]

In a sixth example, a secure matrix inversion disguise procedure DP6 is provided for matrix M; where the entries of matrix M are the actual arguments AA. For DP6, the following stages a.-j. are performed:

[0128]

a. Subsystem 30 selects a random n×n matrix S.

[0129]

b. Subsystem 30 securely outsources the matrix computation C=MS by executing one of the previously described procedures DP1-3 or DP5 as a subroutine of DP6.

f. If computing center 50 succeeds in determining Q−1, itand V′ from W, U, and U′ (the disguised results DR) as returned by computing center 50. The determination of matrices V and V′ are in accordance with expressions (54)-(55) as follows:
V=(β+γγ)−1(αU+βγW); and (54)
V′=(β′+αγ′)−1(αU′+β′γ′W) (55)

When the function f(x,y)=|x−y| is selected, DP16 proceeds with a two-dimensional version of the convolution disguise procedure, DP12; where B is defined as an alphabet, i.e., the set of symbols that appear in I or P; and for every symbol xεB, DP16 proceeds with the following stages a.-h.:

[0213]

a. Subsystem 30 replaces, in I, every symbol other than x by 0 (every x in I stays the same); where Ix is designated as the resulting image.

[0214]

b. Subsystem 30 replaces every symbol that is ≦x by 1 in P, and replaces every other symbol by 0;


only perform computations that take time that is linear in relation to the size of their data. This step can be skipped if we do not mind C1 and C2 performing local computations (without using A′) that take superlinear time.

[0297]

6. C1 then computes w−w1−w2, which is equal to x{circle around (×)}y+y′. By adding x′ thereto (which C1 originally knew), C1 then may obtain the desired “x{circle around (×)}y+y′+x′.”

[0000]

Method 2

[0298]

1. C1 and C2 jointly generate four random vectors r, r, R, R′.

[0299]

2. C1 engages, with an outside agent A′, in a secure (just two-party—not involving C2) outsourcing method of a type discussed herein for computing x{circle around (×)}R′. Recall that this is done without revealing to A′ either x or R′. Similarly, C2 uses A′ to obtain R{circle aroundThis modified version is then used twice—once for each of the max(x,y) and max (−x,−y) in the above equation—and then the two random matrices are subtracted out by C1 and C2 (with each other's help). Accordingly, it is legitimate to consider the f(x,y)=|x−y| problem to be reduced to the f(x,y)=max(x,y) problem modified in the above-mentioned way. Therefore, in the discussion which follows, the modified score matrix function f(x,y)=max(x,y) is used, but two random matrices (one from C1 and one from C2) end up added to the resulting score matrix CI,P.

[0322]

The method for this embodiment uses as a subroutine a two-dimensional version of a securely outsourced convolution technique of the present invention. Let S be the alphabet, i.e., the set of symbols that appear in I or P. For


by one, due to effects in taking fingerprints.

[0337]

According to the present invention, fingerprints can be disguised at Level 2 by mapping the image domain (a rectangle) by a random, smooth function. This preserves the classification while hiding the actual fingerprint into another rectangle. Then the resolution is decreased so that main ridges are clearly visible, but the minutia are not. Alternatively, disguised fingerprints can be compared by making several two-dimensional transforms of each image and comparing these. This adds greatly to the accuracy of identification when combined with the classification.

[0338]

Fingerprints are compared at Level 3 by examining the minutia carefully (usually with magnification). Each minutia is typed and located on a portion of the image. Even a quarter of a fingerprint has about 100 minutia. Some of themade of the output. This approach will always produce some perturbation in the data set 600, but with excellent players and recorders, the difference may not be apparent to a human observer.

[0394]

The second risk is the tampering of data by persons authorized to change the data, i.e., those whose identity satisfies the step shown as block 840 of FIG. 12. One technique to overcome this problem, one can prevent everyone from changing the data in data set 600. This is more practical than it seems at first sight. One can keep the data unchanged, but add authorized “notes” about the data. For example, one can have the note “The deposit on May 7, 2001 is to be changed to $6,459.23. The balance for account 123-4567-8901 after May 7,


technique that can be used in non-scientific applications, and, in particular, it is desirable to be able to disguise computer programs to protect them from the security risks discussed herein and other known in the art.

[0396]

A database is known by those skilled in the art to be a collection of information stored on one or more computers and organized so that the information can be accessed by a computer program or by an end user via a user interface. Because a database includes many individual items of data, it is desirable to find an efficient way to protect these individual data entries from security risks, in addition to securing the database as a whole.

[0397]

According to an embodiment of the present invention, to protect individual entries in a database,FIG. 15 above that OP-G had inputs of a1 and a2. In this example, OP-G of tangle T2 can be an addition operation with input a1 replaced by temp1 and input a2 replaced by b2. Accordingly, OP-A of tangle T2 computes temp3=Y2−temp2, and OP-G of tangle T2 computes temp4=temp1+b2.

[0438]

The entanglement methods used in T1 and T2 may be completely independent and different. In an embodiment, the following practices may be used to enhance the obfuscation of the tangle codes:

[0439]

(A) The dummy outputs of T1 may be also used as inputs to T2.

[0440]

(B) The operations “2*Y1+Y2” and “b1+b2” may inserted into the codes T1 and T2 at various places using new dummy variables, such as, for example, α, β, γ, and δ, for the input and output.

[0441]

(C) There may


be no clearly defined end of T1 or beginning of T2. For example, in one implementation, the expression “temp1=2*Y1+Y2” could appear 78% of the way through T1, and the expression “temp2=b1+b2” could appear 92% of the way through T1. Then temp1 and temp2 could first be used in T2 at 6% and 18% of the way through T2, respectively. The placement of temp1 and temp2 in T1 and T2 according to this example represents only one of many possible implementation of this concept.

[0442]

(D) The tangle codes T1 and T2 may use very simple operations, without, for example, library calls for operations such as “max,” “min,” or “sign.” Similarly, the use of arrays and array operations may be avoided. In an further example, looping constructs are not used. Instead,added in a later stage.

[0456]

The next step in creation of the tangle code is expanding the procedures MAX, MIN, TRANSPOSE, SIGN, ABS, DOTPRODUCT, and NORM into in-line pseudocode.

[0457]

Expansion of the procedure NORM is illustrated in this example, it being understood that the principles demonstrated thereby can be adapted to expansion of the other procedures. Note that NORM is more complex than the other procedures, thus it provides more obfuscation and more possibilities for variations.

[0458]

Recall that the procedure NORM can be represented in this example as NORM(x).

[0459]

The argument x represents the input argument to NORM. The arguments y and k represent the output arguments. The function of the procedure NORM is to normalize a number. In other words, the procedure takes a first number x as its input, and


Q19+.19+.326*.06)

If Q41 < Q18 goto Lab3h

Q41 = Q63/(9.6+.185*.8)

Q19 = Q19+.97+.744*.06)

If Q41 < Q18 goto Lab3h

Q41 = Q63/(9.6+.065*.8)

Q19 = Q19+.97+.824*.06)

If Q41 < Q18 goto Lab3h

Q73 = (Q41+Q03)*.5

Q11 = Q41*(9.8+.382*.4)

Q63 = Q11

If Q63 > Q18 then goto Lab21h else [Q31 = Q63, Q56 = Q19, goto

Lab3h]

Lab1h

Q19 = −1

Lab11h:

Q73 = Q63*(9.5+481)

Q19 = Q19−.9+.285/5

If Q73 > Q21 goto Lab3h

Q73 = Q63*(9.5+.371)

Q19 = Q19−.9+.546/5

If Q73 > Q21 goto Lab3h

Q73 = Q63*(9.5+.9357)

Q19 = Q19−.9+.449/5

If Q73 > Q21 goto lab3h

Q41 = Q73+Q75

Q11 = Q73*(9.75+.601/2)

Q19 = Q19−.95+.295/10

Q56 = Q19

If Q11 > Q21 then [Q31 = Q11, goto Lab3h] else [Q63 = Q11, goto

Lab11h]

Q63 = SIGN(Q70)

Q53 = SIGN(Q02)

Q44 = SIGN(Q17)

Q63 = Q08

Q74 = Q22

If Q74 > 2 then Q74 = 2

Q12 = 8

If Q12 < b then Q12 = b

Q43 = Q74 + Q12 + Q08

Q72 =report data regarding the outcomes of this systematic review. Furthermore, in some cases authors presented the data graphically preventing the authors of this article from retrieving them accurately. For these reasons, a quantitative analysis of the results was not possible; only a qualitative analysis was made.

3.3. Characteristics of Participants {#sec3dot3-medicina-55-00079}
------------------------------------

The selected studies included adolescents (age range: 12--18 years) and adult patients (older than 21 years) candidate or subjected to third molar surgical extraction according to a retrospective or prospective design; one study reported data drawn from questionnaires mailed to department chairpersons regarding recommendations about early third molar extraction \[[@B12-medicina-55-00079]\]. In accordance with the aims of the present review, in articles that reported data about populations of adolescents and adults, only data regarding patients younger than 18 years old


article evaluates the rate of surgical complications associated to germectomy \[[@B10-medicina-55-00079]\], and another one reported the benefit of third molar germectomy in terms of duration of therapy for correction of second molar inclination \[[@B2-medicina-55-00079]\]. The overview of dental school departments' and general dentists' recommendations regarding the topic was reported in two of the included articles \[[@B11-medicina-55-00079],[@B12-medicina-55-00079]\].

3.6. Risk of Bias in Included Studies and Strength of Evidence {#sec3dot6-medicina-55-00079}
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The risk of bias is summarized in [Table 2](#medicina-55-00079-t002){ref-type="table"}. According to a predefined custom-built checklist, one study was assessed as at high risk \[[@B12-medicina-55-00079]\], and three studies were assessed as at medium risk \[[@B2-medicina-55-00079],[@B10-medicina-55-00079],[@B11-medicina-55-00079]\].

3.7. Effects of Interventions {#sec3dot7-medicina-55-00079}
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### 3.7.1. Surgical Complications {#sec3dot7dot1-medicina-55-00079}

Chaparro-Avendaño et al. analyzed the incidence of complications following third molar surgical extraction in patients between 12 and 18 years ofthe resolution of the impaction of the second molar. However, the aspect on which many authors agree is that it is advisable to abstain from the early extraction of the third molar as this intervention can expose the patient to a greater risk of postoperative complication \[[@B6-medicina-55-00079],[@B14-medicina-55-00079],[@B15-medicina-55-00079]\].

On the one hand, scientific literature has already required for many years clinicians a decision-making approach strongly based on the cost--benefit regarding the early extraction of third molars \[[@B6-medicina-55-00079]\]. In fact, according to the NIH 1989 Consensus Development Conference, \[[@B16-medicina-55-00079]\] the third molar surgery should be performed only in case of morphostructural alterations or ectopic impactions;eruption not allowed by dysplastic alterations of the tooth germ or pathologic processes of the bone;necessity of distalization of first or second molar; orexcessive anteroposterior growth or


anatomical districts (traumatic injuries on head, neck, and hands).

Consequences---wounds pain and tooth sensitivity---provoked by self-mutilation might induce themselves the onset of a negative loop characterized by persistence or even increase of the compulsive self-injuring behavior.

Moreover, the removal of the environmental clue is highly recommended in patients with Lesch--Nyhan syndrome, a heterogeneous group of neurological disorders, congenital insensitivity to pain with anhidrosis, and mental retardation.

Some antiepileptic drugs (i.e., phenytoin) may induce gingival hypertrophy, thus increasing the risk of periodontal complications of lower third molars. Among patients with recurrent epilepsy, the pain elicited by toothache makes the patient uncomfortable and triggers the onset of seizures \[[@B34-medicina-55-00079]\].

4.3. Risk of Intervention {#sec4dot3-medicina-55-00079}
-------------------------

Surgical technique for germectomies is highly predictable; as above mentioned, tooth extraction is associated with mild and reversible surgical complications ifreplace missing teeth.

First of the NICE guidelines is "the practice of prophylactic removal of pathology-free impacted third molars should be discontinued"; specific attention must be drawn in patients with no compliance, who are therefore being exposed to the risk of undertaking general anesthesia unnecessarily.

Effective patient management is discussed in the context of the problem-oriented approach; indeed, early diagnosis, proper evaluation, and appropriate treatment are essential for developing an action plan.

A systematic approach to diagnosis and treatment planning involves clinical and radiographic examination that encompasses information regarding patients' health status, age, and compliance.

Syndrome patients often present third molars with different crown shapes and sizes, root morphology, position and inclination, eruption paths, development periods, and relationships with contiguous anatomical structures.

Young patients revealed high incidence for caries and infection due to


12 for d.
1
Suppose -4*c - 10 = -0*b + 5*b, -4*b - 3*c - 7 = 0. Solve 3*h = -3*o + 2*h + 16, -b*o - 5*h = -28 for o.
4
Let l(o) = 4*o**3 - o**2 + 2*o - 1. Let p be l(1). Solve y = p*b - 0*b + 8, 13 = -y - 3*b for y.
-4
Let u be 2 + -1 - (-1 - 0). Suppose -5*d - 60 = -2*l, 4*l + 5*d - 20 = u*l. Suppose -5*i = s - 2, -5*i = -3*i. Solve 5*j - l = -b, 2*b + b - s*j = -25 for b.
-5
Suppose -2*o + 3 + 5 = 0. Let z(h) = h - 3. Let b be z(3). Suppose -j + 6 +5*u + 3 = -28, -30 = -d*h - 3*u for h.
3
Suppose 5*q + 40 = 10*q. Solve n + y = q, n + 2*n = 2*y - 1 for n.
3
Let o(y) = -y**2 + 9*y - 2. Let v be o(6). Solve -3*l + 4*r - 16 = 0, 3*l = 5*l - 4*r + v for l.
0
Suppose -9 = 3*l - 15. Solve -5*y - 6 = -3*k, l = -5*k - 13 for y.
-3
Suppose 4*k = 3*k + 2*o + 22, 3*o - 23 = -2*k. Let u(y) = -y**3 + 8*y**2 + 3*y - 13. Let x be u(8). Solve 0 = -2*c - 4*a - k, 3*c + a + x + 3 = 0 for c.
-4
Suppose 2*n - n - 2


- 35 for n.
-5
Let p = 33 + -30. Solve 22 = -5*z - g - 2, -p*z - 20 = -5*g for z.
-5
Suppose 5 = n + 6*j - 3*j, 3*j - 7 = -2*n. Solve -4*d + 20 = n*v, -3*d + 4*v + v + 2 = 0 for d.
4
Let k = -2 - -3. Let j be (0 + -4)/(-2*k). Solve -y + 4 = j*y + 4*h, 4*y - 4*h = 24 for y.
4
Suppose 5*d = -4*k + 18, 2 - 4 = k - 2*d. Suppose -k*g + 63 = g. Solve g = t - 5*r, 4*t + 2*r + 5 = t for t.
1
Let h = 24 - 12. Suppose 2*j - 3*j + h = 0. Solve 3*k -r.
2
Suppose 24 = -2*u + 8*u. Solve -l - u*g = -2*l - 20, -3*g = 5*l - 15 for l.
0
Let b(h) = -14*h. Let p be b(-2). Suppose -u - 3*u = -p. Solve -2*w - 2*w = -k - u, 3*k = w + 12 for k.
5
Let f(n) = -2*n - 8. Let j be f(-9). Solve 3*u - j = i - 3, -5*i = u - 13 for i.
2
Let i(p) = -p**2 - p + 2. Let y be i(0). Suppose 0 = -y*l + 5*l. Suppose -n + 1 = 4*z - 11, 0 = -2*n + z + 6. Solve n*o - 4 = -4*g, -3*g + l*o - 2 = 2*o for g.
-4
Suppose 0 = -d + w + 7 +


that being against oil companies is of greater concern to them than climate change.

“Can anyone comment on the disposal of the fracture fluids? I read that in Ohio there were earthquakes associated injection of fracture fluids disposal because the fracture fluids hit a fault line? Is it possible/do injection companies use seismic techniques or logging tools to determine where these natural faults are? I also understand that fracture fluid flowbacked from Marcellus Shale contains large amounts of salts that make it hard to recycle/use in subsequent fracture jobs, is this accurate?”

Companies are moving toward 100% recycling. Most of the water that flows back out of the wells is recycled. Some companies already claim 100% recycling. It is easier to do that during the development stage when they aredrilling one well after another in the same location than it is during exploration.

Deep brine injection did cause relatively small earthquakes in a well in Ohio. Most of the old faults in that part of the country are inactive and have little stress on them. In some cases however there may be some stress built up on a fault. Pumping fluid into the fault in or near the zone where the stress has built up can trigger an earthquake. Intersetingly they intentionally pump fluids into active faults in some parts of the world in order to induce small earthquakes. They do this to avoid a later large earthquake.

It is easy to see faults on FMI logs, but not easy to tell if they are stressed or not. It


being silently ignored? (You can't use a try/catch around the JS code that sets the src, as this code returns immediately before the page is loaded in the iframe.)

A:

It seems that your iframe page is not really loaded on the second time. Or it's loaded from the cache and the error is ignored. This is interesting, but I think I found an way around it.
function setContent() {
    try {
        console.log("Loading iframe content");
        document.getElementById('iframe').src = 'iframe-content.html?foo=bar';
    } catch (e) {
        console.log("Caught", e);
    }
    console.log("Done loading");
}

With that the error should appear.
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Imogen Herondale told Jace she wants him to be in charge of the New York Institute, but he insisted that Alec was a better fit for the position. And after his grandmother went back to Idris, he gave up the position to Alec. After Clary was almost a victim of the killer, Simon refused to leave her side at the Institute, which was not well received by the Inquisitor. Simon was thrown into a cell in the Institute as a punishment for his behavior. And after Maia was seen as a suspect of a Shadowhunter’s murder, they imprisoned her too. Things definitely started to get out of control as many people


his grandmother. Although she seems so enamored with him at this point she might be willing to overlook his rebellious nature. She appeared to be quite proud of the fact that he was stubborn like his mother. Jace might be given more slack as far as any insubordination goes just because of his name and how happy his Imogen seems to be to have him in her life. Hopefully, he can use this position to increase awareness of the injustices being shown to Downworlders and also help Alec lead the way for the younger generation of Shadowhunters who want to see the old prejudices end.

Ana (@baneandlewis): Seeing how Imogen behave, their difference of opinions is going to surely going to affect their new relationship. Clearly, the Inquisitor isseason progresses. They will definitely have to talk about what happened to Magnus when he was tortured as well as deal with these horrible memories of his past that he’s kept buried for such a long time.

Ana: I feel like there is still so much that hasn’t been discussed between the two of them. Magnus is clearly still affected by what happened when he was tortured and he is trying not to show it. Magnus needs to express himself, his worries and why he feels the way he feels. Disagreements can’t be easily solved with a few sentences, they need to have a proper long conversation. I still feel they are both closed off in some ways. Hopefully, we’ll see them open up with each others more, before


scary but worthy of showing. The writers did a great job by translating this in the show. And I’m sure that it made an impact in the viewers already. The way of showing how the situation affected the characters in different ways made it more relatable. And this is a topic that can still be explored way more. I hope the writers continue showing us more of this as the story keeps going on. I’m looking forward to it.

Final Verdict: Episode 2×13 proved just how similar the Shadow World can be to the real world.

This episode touched a topic that is currently very relevant in the world right now, and did it in such an elegant and clear way that we are sure it’s going to impact it’sonly one present during her song in the 1971 film.

In the 2005 version, Violet grows more than just a few centimeters, instead swelling to an exponentially higher rate than the novel, almost reaching the Inventing Room's catwalks at three meters. Her inflation is noticeably more terrifying then the '71 version with blue starting on her nose and creeping over her body. Her clothes are also seen to turn the colour of her blue skin as they become saturated with juice before she starts to swell. Her cheeks also swell at bit along with her growing body. Once she is in her finished blueberry form, Violet's head, feet, and hands are sucked into her. Also her eyes had turned the colour of blueberry. Her mother does not seem to