Democrats, to sign on to his letter to Obama, he said.

After all, Congress has the actual constitutional power -- indeed the duty -- to inquire into these things. But the official die appears to be cast. The ship has sailed and the select committeemen are all stranded on the pier, waving their tickets. Ambrose Evans-Pritchard of the Telegraph quotes a regional newspaper which says that Prince Bandar, head of Saudi intelligence, has made Russia an offer to fix gas prices if it agrees to drop its support for Syria. Bandar allegedly said:

“Let us examine how to put together a unified Russian-Saudi strategy on the subject of oil. The aim is to agree on the price of oil and production quantities that keep the price stable in global oilthe Lebanese newspaper As-Safir, which has Hezbollah links and is hostile to the Saudis.

As-Safir said Prince Bandar pledged to safeguard Russia’s naval base in Syria if the Assad regime is toppled, but he also hinted at Chechen terrorist attacks on Russia’s Winter Olympics in Sochi if there is no accord. “I can give you a guarantee to protect the Winter Olympics next year. The Chechen groups that threaten the security of the games are controlled by us,” he allegedly said.

Is the report real? Or is the Bandar offer, as the Telegraph suggests, possibly Iranian disinformation? Well, who knows? But the whole thing is playing out a little too smoothly, and has the air of a script. And for that very reason it is perhaps well to remember Anton


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                {
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Q:

Writing a recursive search function to return a object;

I am trying to write a search function that can search through an array of arrays of objects and return any objects that include the search string in the name.
The issue I am having is that the object array can contain an array of children and the children can also have an array of children. I need to dynamically search through all the possible children and return the results
I have tried to do this with Algolia but because the file structure won't be constantly updated I feel this would be better using Array.includes or something similar
I have tried the following function but can't seem to get it working
  searchArray(subMenuItems, name) {
    if (subMenuItems) {
 </P>
        </DIV>
    </BODY>
</HTML>

The problem here is that wherever the page DIV appears, there is a gap between that DIV element and a portion of the P element - a chunk of whitespace. It seems as if the browser thinks that the page DIV element should be sitting in that space, so it is wrapping the text around where it thinks the DIV element should be.
Add to that, the browser always should the horizontal scroll bar to scroll through the extra 100px of extra space it thinks it should add to the window.

A:

I am pretty sure that you have to change your .page class' position attribute to absolute.


Q:

How to set value of check box dynamically in jquery

var sites = sites_str.split(",");

$.each(sites,function(i,j) {

$('.check').append("<input type=checkbox name=site_name value=sites[i]>"+sites[i] +"
"

})

while iam trying to print selected check box values using the below code,
av=document.getElementsByName("site_name");

for (e = 0; e < av.length; e++)
{
    if (av[e].checked == true)
    {
       alert(av[e].value);
    }
}

it is giving "sites[i]" as check box value. Can some one please help?

A:

Try the below piece of code. You are hardcoding the sites[i] as a string.
var sites = sites_str.split(",");

$.each(sites,function(i,j) {

$('.check').append("<input type=checkbox name=site_name value="+sites[i]+">"+sites[i] +"
")

})

Despite the myths we’ve heard throughout our lives about cannabis killing brain cells, it turns out that a growing number of studies seem to indicate that cannabis actually has neuroprotective properties. Cannabis has an incredible ability to regulate emotional behavior and may be the most reliable medicinal plant available as a therapeutic target for the treatment of anxiety and depressive disorders.

Beta-caryophyllene is present in the essential oils of various plants including rosemary, hops, black pepper and cannabis. Like most terpenes, beta-caryophyllene contributes to the unique aroma associated with plant oils.

But in 2008, German researchers discovered that beta-caryophyllene also acts as a cannabinoid by binding to marijuana pathways in the body.

Although some compounds like THC activate both cannabinoid pathways — CB1 and CB2 receptors — beta-caryophyllene specifically targets the


brain cells and preserve cognitive function say researchers from Tel Aviv University (TAU). Another example is one recent study which found that teens who used cannabis as well as alcohol suffered significantly less damage to the white matter in their brains. Some alcoholics have even recovered from their illness by using cannabis daily.

Dose is key and findings suggest that high doses of cannabinoids produce anxiety-like effects. To make things more complicated, acute, low doses of cannabinoids have been found to induce antianxiety-like effects. The opposing effects of high doses of acute and chronic cannabinoids, together with the antianxiety-like effects caused by a low dose of cannabinoids, may finally explain discrepancies in the clinical study literature regarding the effects of cannabinoid on anxiety and depression.

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UA samples and tumor core biopsies were used for fluorescence-activated cell sorting (FACS) analysis between passages P4-P9. Spheres were processed into single cells, washed with FACS buffer, PBS (Dulbecco's Phosphate Buffered Saline, Lonza, BioWhittaker) containing 4% FBS and stained for 1 h at 4 °C. For intracellular staining, cells were first fixed and permeabilized using a *BD* Cytofix/Cytoperm™ Kit, and then incubated overnight with primary antibodies, after washing, cells were incubated with matched secondary antibodies for 2 h. Directly conjugated or primary and secondary antibodies are shown in [supplementary information (Table S8)](#S1){ref-type="supplementary-material"}. Cells were then washed and analyzed by a LSRFortessa™ cell analyzer (BD Bioscience). At least 10,000 events were counted. The Fluorescence Minus One Control (FMOs) and secondary antibody staining (without primary antibody) were used as negative controls to setand 5 genes mutated in neurofibromatoses or schwannomatosis ([Table S4](#S1){ref-type="supplementary-material"}). Amplification and adapter ligation were performed according to the manufacturer's protocol (MAN0006943 Rev.4.0, Life Techologies). The libraries were bar coded during the ligation reaction using the Ion Xpress™ Barcode Adapter Kit (Life Technologies). Emulsion-PCR was performed on the Ion OneTouch™ 2 System (Life Technologies) using the Ion PGM™ Hi-Q View OT2 Kit (MAN0014580 Rev.A.0. Life Technologies). Afterwards, template-positive Ion Sphere Particles (ISPs) were enriched on the Ion OneTouchTM ES instrument (Life Technologies) according to the manufacturer's recommendations. Sequencing runs were performed on the Ion Torrent Personal Genome Machine (PGM) ™. For Ion Torrent PGM™ sequencing, we used Ion 318™ chips and the Ion PGM™ HI-Q Sequencing Kit v2 (MAN0010863 Rev.B.0, Life Technologies). Amplicon sequences were aligned to the


After this, the acqueous phase was collected and transferred to a new tube containing 0.5 ml of 100% Ethanol and mixed thoroughly. The mixture was pipetted onto an RNeasy Mini column and centrifuged (12000 g, 15 sec, RT) after which the flow-through was discarded. Then 0.5 ml RPE buffer was added to the column and centrifuged (12000 g, 15 sec, RT). This step was repeated again for 1 min. 25 ul of RNase-free water was used to elute the RNA. Purity and quantity were measured by a Nanodrop spectrophotometer. Also, RNA concentration and RNA quality control were determined using a 2100 Bioanalyzer. Only RNA that had a RIN value higher than four was used.

Statistical and bioinformatic analysis
--------------------------------------

Survival analysis and the Mantel-Cox log-rank test were performed using GraphPad Prism 6 (GraphPad Software, LA Jolla, CA). A pother 4 paired samples are typical primary GBM.](srep32788-f1){#f1}

![Gene expression profiling of the UA and Co samples.\
(**A**) Global profiling of gene expression. To visualize similarities or dissimilarities between Core (Co) and Ultrasonic aspirate (UA) samples, we used principal component analysis (PCA) of gene expression. In this 3D PCA plot each individual sample is represented with a ball of a certain colour. Principal components PC1, PC2 and PC3 were represented as axes 1, 2 and 3. While the PC1 separated spheres (right) from the fresh tissues (left) the second PC separated fresh tissue UA samples (dark blue) from the Fresh tissue Co samples (light blue) and the sphere (Sp) cultures expanded from UAs (darker shades of green) from the Sp cultures expanded from the core tissues (lighter shades of green).


fluorescent overview image and zoom in field of a tumor induced by T1402 and T1311 UA- and tumor core-derived cells. Tissue sections were stained with human-specific Nestin (green) and DAPI. Both UA- and tumor core-derived cells of T1402 formed large tumors that infiltrated into the opposite hemisphere (**A**). While T1311 induced less invasive tumor cells that were dispersed within the same injection side. (**B**), Scale bar: 500 μM in overview images and 100 μM in zoom in. (**C**) A fluorescent image of tumors induced by UA- and tumor core-derived cells showing the angiogenesis in the tumor. Tissue sections were stained with CD31 (red), and αSMA (green) antibodies highlighting the blood vessels. Scale bar 100 μM.](srep32788-f7){#f7}

###### Cell yield obtained from ultrasonic aspiration samples compared to tumor core biopsies.

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Today marks the 236th birthday of our United States Navy. This morning the Secretary, Ray Mabus, the CNO and the MCPON offered their birthday messages to the fleet. We have a great deal to be proud of in our Navy and today we are represented by great young Sailors. At CNO Roughead’s retirement three weeks ago I heard him choke up as he repeated President John F. Kennedy’s line “… I served in the United States Navy.” I understood his emotion completely as I remembered my retirement ceremony in 2002 where I acknowledged that while my father had been an army brigadier, I always wanted to be a Sailor. Tomorrow night AUSN will be a sponsor of the Washington Navy Birthday Ball and we have invited a


to the EK cells of Evans and Kaufman (ibid.), established ES cell lines reported so far include the ES-D3 cells of Doetschman [Journal of Embryology and Experimental Morphology, Vol. 87, p. 27 (1981)], the CCE cells of Robertson [Nature, Vol. 323, p. 445 (1986)] and the BL/6 III cells of Ledermann and Burki [Experimental Cell Research, Vol. 197, p. 254], most of which have been established from 129 strain mouse embryos. Despite the very high value of use in gene targeting, which modifies a particular gene, and for other purposes, ES cells are now subject to limitation as to applicability because their establishment, and their passage while in an undifferentiated state, are difficult. To make routine the creation of animal disease models using ES cells, it is necessaryvar mkdirp = require('../');
var path = require('path');
var fs = require('fs');
var test = require('tap').test;

test('rel', function (t) {
    t.plan(2);
    var x = Math.floor(Math.random() * Math.pow(16,4)).toString(16);
    var y = Math.floor(Math.random() * Math.pow(16,4)).toString(16);
    var z = Math.floor(Math.random() * Math.pow(16,4)).toString(16);

    var cwd = process.cwd();
    process.chdir('/tmp');

    var file = [x,y,z].join('/');

    mkdirp(file, 0755, function (err) {
        if (err) t.fail(err);
        else path.exists(file, function (ex) {
            if (!ex) t.fail('file not created')


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In line with COVID-19 guidelines, the government is strongly requesting that residents and visitors exercise caution if they choose to visit bars, restaurants, music venues and other public spaces.a time like this. So I think it’s awesome that you know I have to convince Susie Smith to buy my shoes as opposed to trying to convince Nordstrom that Susie is going to like my shoes, if that makes sense. I’m probably 90% direct consumer, 10% to retailers.

Is there a tension there since you sell direct and have a relationship with retailers? How does that work?

Claire Flowers: No. I am really good about not disenfranchising my retailers. I don’t run sales. I don’t send out coupons, there are coupon codes they’re really hard to come by, you have to come to like my private events, or you have to kind of know me personally.

I do that purposefully so, you know it’s commonplace now that when you buy


similar to how you can create a list [1, 2, 3]. What you are doing in the for-loop is creating a tuple of length two, with entries train and test, then looping over them.
The following prints 1, 2, and 3:
my_tuple = (1, 2, 3)
for i in my_tuple:
    print(i)

... same as this:
for i in (1, 2, 3):
    print(i)

The reason your tutorial is doing this as a loop is simply that the operations need to do prediction on train and test are identical.
An example which is probably closer to what your tutorial is doing is the following:
train = load_train_data()
model = train_model(train)
test = load_test_data()
for dataset in (train, test):
    predictions = model.predict(dataset)
    print(predictions)

Which is just the same as:
train = load_train_data()
modelChicago: One member, Kitty Cordero-Kolin, alleges to “have personally seen Ben initiate inappropriate sexual contact with people despite several ‘nos,’” and claims Hopkins kissed their date unsolicited at a 2016 show in Massachusetts.

An anonymous source then told Jezebel she had been assaulted by Hopkins, who took her home one night and allegedly “made sexually aggressive advances and started having sex with her without permission.” After reportedly sending her naked pictures, she claims, Hopkins assaulted her again a month later.

Both Cordero-Kolin and Jezebel’s source maintain they’ve “heard stories” from other members of the queer and DIY music scene, but so far no one has come forward to corroborate. And Hopkins hasn’t commented on the situation since the band posted a statement on their Facebook page on May 11.

Many PWR


shard(2)")
	}
}

// Ensure the store can delete an existing shard.
func TestStore_DeleteShard(t *testing.T) {
	t.Parallel()

	s := MustOpenStore()
	defer s.Close()

	// Create a new shard and verify that it exists.
	if err := s.CreateShard("db0", "rp0", 1, true); err != nil {
		t.Fatal(err)
	} else if sh := s.Shard(1); sh == nil {
		t.Fatalf("expected shard")
	}

	// Reopen shard and recheck.
	if err := s.Reopen(); err != nil {
		t.Fatal(err)
	} else if sh := s.Shard(1); sh == nil {
		t.Fatalf("shard exists")
	}
}

// Ensure the store can create a snapshot to a shard.
func TestStore_CreateShardSnapShot(t *testing.T) {
	t.Parallel()

	s := MustOpenStore()
	defer s.Close()

	// Create a new shard and verify that it exists.
	if err := s.CreateShard("db0", "rp0", 1, true); err != nil {
		t.Fatal(err)
	} else if sh := s.Shard(1); sh == nil {
		t.Fatalf("expected shard")
	}

	dir, e := s.CreateShardSnapshot(1)
	if e != nil {
		t.Fatal(e)
	}
	if dir == "" {
		t.Fatal("empty directory name")
	}
}

func TestStore_Open(t *testing.T) {
	t.Parallel()

	s := NewStore()
	deferstore.Open(); err != nil {
			b.Fatalf("open store error: %s", err)
		}

		b.StopTimer()
		store.Close()
		b.StartTimer()
	}
}

// To store result of benchmark (ensure allocated on heap).
var tvResult []tsdb.TagValues

func BenchmarkStore_TagValues(b *testing.B) {
	benchmarks := []struct {
		name         string
		shards       int
		measurements int
		tagValues    int
	}{
		{name: "s=1_m=1_v=100", shards: 1, measurements: 1, tagValues: 100},
		{name: "s=1_m=1_v=1000", shards: 1, measurements: 1, tagValues: 1000},
		{name: "s=1_m=10_v=100", shards: 1, measurements: 10, tagValues: 100},
		{name: "s=1_m=10_v=1000", shards: 1, measurements: 10, tagValues: 1000},
		{name: "s=1_m=100_v=100", shards: 1, measurements: 100, tagValues: 100},
		{name: "s=1_m=100_v=1000", shards: 1, measurements: 100, tagValues: 1000},
		{name: "s=10_m=1_v=100", shards: 10, measurements: 1, tagValues: 100},
		{name: "s=10_m=1_v=1000", shards: 10, measurements: 1, tagValues: 1000},
		{name: "s=10_m=10_v=100", shards: 10, measurements: 10, tagValues: 100},
		{name: "s=10_m=10_v=1000", shards: 10, measurements: 10, tagValues: 1000},
		{name: "s=10_m=100_v=100", shards: 10, measurements: 100, tagValues: 100},
		{name: "s=10_m=100_v=1000", shards: 10, measurements:


and writes line protocol data to it.
func (s *Store) MustCreateShardWithData(db, rp string, shardID int, data ...string) {
	if err := s.CreateShard(db, rp, uint64(shardID), true); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
	s.MustWriteToShardString(shardID, data...)
}

// MustWriteToShardString parses the line protocol (with second precision) and
// inserts the resulting points into a shard. Panic on error.
func (s *Store) MustWriteToShardString(shardID int, data ...string) {
	var points []models.Point
	for i := range data {
		a, err := models.ParsePointsWithPrecision([]byte(strings.TrimSpace(data[i])), time.Time{}, "s")
		if err != nil {
			panic(err)
		}
		points = append(points, a...)
	}

	if err := s.WriteToShard(uint64(shardID), points); err != nil {
		panic(err)
	}
}

// BatchWrite writes points to a shard in chunks.
func (s *Store) BatchWrite(shardID int, points []models.Point) error {
	nPts := len(points)
	chunkSz := 10000
	start := 0
	end := chunkSz

	for {
		if end > nPts {
			end = nPts
		}
		if end-start == 0 {
			break
		}

		if err := s.WriteToShard(uint64(shardID), points[start:end]); err != nil {
			return err
		}
		start = end
		end +=pluginClassLoader;

    @Inject
    public PluginClassLoaderProvider(@PluginJars List<PluginJar> pluginJars) {
        // TODO configuration support
        ClassLoader parentClassLoader = Object.class.getClassLoader();
        List<URL> pluginUrls = new ArrayList<URL>(pluginJars.size());
        for (PluginJar pluginJar : pluginJars) {
            pluginUrls.add(pluginJar.getUrl());
        }
        this.pluginClassLoader = createPluginClassLoader(pluginUrls, parentClassLoader);
    }

    private ClassLoader createPluginClassLoader(List<URL> pluginUrls, final ClassLoader parentClassLoader) {
        final URL[] urls = pluginUrls.toArray(new URL[0]);
        SecurityManager securityManager


/* Copyright 2003-2018 Joaquin M Lopez Munoz.
 * Distributed under the Boost Software License, Version 1.0.
 * (See accompanying file LICENSE_1_0.txt or copy at
 * http://www.boost.org/LICENSE_1_0.txt)
 *
 * See http://www.boost.org/libs/multi_index for library home page.
 */

#ifndef BOOST_MULTI_INDEX_DETAIL_HASH_INDEX_ITERATOR_HPP
#define BOOST_MULTI_INDEX_DETAIL_HASH_INDEX_ITERATOR_HPP

#if defined(_MSC_VER)
#pragma once
#endif

#include <boost/config.hpp> /* keep it first to prevent nasty warns in MSVC */
#include <boost/operators.hpp>

#if !defined(BOOST_MULTI_INDEX_DISABLE_SERIALIZATION)
#include <boost/serialization/nvp.hpp>
#include <boost/serialization/split_member.hpp>
#include <boost/serialization/version.hpp>
#endif

namespace boost{

namespace multi_index{

namespace detail{

/* Iterator class for hashed indices.
 */

struct hashed_index_global_iterator_tag{};
struct hashed_index_local_iterator_tag{};

template<typename Node,typename BucketArray,typename Category>
class hashed_index_iterator:
  public forward_iterator_helper<
    hashed_index_iterator<Node,BucketArray,Category>,
    typename Node::value_type,
    typename Node::difference_type,
    const typename Node::value_type*,
    const typename Node::value_type&>
{
public:
  /* coverity[uninit_ctor]: suppress warning */
  hashed_index_iterator(){}
  hashed_index_iterator(Node* node_):node(node_){}

  const typename Node::value_type& operator*()const
  {
    return node->value();
  }

  hashed_index_iterator& operator++()
 {
    this->increment(Category());
    return *this;
  }

#if !defined(BOOST_MULTI_INDEX_DISABLE_SERIALIZATION)
  /* Serialization. As for why the following is public,
   * see explanation in safe_mode_iterator notes in safe_mode.hpp.
   */

  BOOST_SERIALIZATION_SPLIT_MEMBER()

  typedef typename Node::base_type node_base_type;

  template<class Archive>
  void save(Archive& ar,const unsigned int)const
  {
    node_base_type* bnode=node;
    ar<<serialization::make_nvp("pointer",bnode);
  }

  template<class Archive>
  void load(Archive& ar,const unsigned int version)
  {
    load(ar,version,Category());
  }

  template<class Archive>
  void load(
    Archive& ar,const unsigned int version,hashed_index_global_iterator_tag)
  {
    node_base_type* bnode;
    ar>>serialization::make_nvp("pointer",bnode);
    node=static_cast<Node*>(bnode);
    if(version<1){
      BucketArray* throw_away; /* consume


subsidiary
 * of IBM. These materials are provided under terms of a License
 * Agreement between Taligent and Sun. This technology is protected
 * by multiple US and International patents.
 *
 * This notice and attribution to Taligent may not be removed.
 * Taligent is a registered trademark of Taligent, Inc.
 *
 */

package java.awt.font;

import java.awt.Shape;
import java.awt.Graphics;
import java.awt.Rectangle;
import java.awt.Graphics2D;
import java.awt.Shape;
import java.awt.geom.AffineTransform;
import java.awt.geom.Rectangle2D;

/**
 * The ShapeGraphicAttribute class is an implementation of
 * {@link GraphicAttribute} that draws shapes in a {@link TextLayout}.
 * @see GraphicAttribute
 */
public final class ShapeGraphicAttribute extends GraphicAttribute {

    private Shape fShape;
    private boolean fStroke;

    /**
     * A key indicating the shape should be stroked with a 1-pixel wide stroke.
     */
        boolean stroke) {

        super(alignment);

        fShape = shape;
        fStroke = stroke;
        fShapeBounds = fShape.getBounds2D();
    }

    /**
     * Returns the ascent of this ShapeGraphicAttribute.  The
     * ascent of a ShapeGraphicAttribute is the positive
     * distance from the origin of its Shape to the top of
     * bounds of its Shape.
     * @return the ascent of this ShapeGraphicAttribute.
     */
    public float


galaxies: ISM – supernovae: general – ISM: supernova remnants – ISM: kinematics and dynamics

Introduction {#sec:intro}
============

Supernova remnants (SNRs) play a key role in determining the nature of the interstellar medium (ISM), and the behaviour and evolution of galaxies. They are responsible for the hot phase of the ISM and for shaping large-scale structures [e.g., @deAvillez:2004; @Hill:2012; @Hennebelle:2014; @Gatto:2015]; they drive turbulence in the diffuse gas [e.g., @MacLow:2004; @Dib:2006] and in denser molecular clouds [@Padoan:2016]; and they generate and maintain turbulent pressure that on large scales limits gravitational condensation and regulates star formation [e.g., @Ostriker:2011; @Shetty:2012]. Overlapping SNRs create galactic winds [e.g., @Chevalier:1985; @Veilleux:2005; @Strickland:2009; @Hopkins:2012].

In models of galaxy formation stellar feedback must be included otherwise gas is converted into stars much too efficiently [e.g., @Hopkins:2011; @Teyssier:2013; @Agertz:2013]. Without stellarthe ratio of the mass injection rate to the rate that gas is swept up increases linearly with time [see Eq. 11 in @Pittard:2003]. This causes the ratio of injected to swept-up [*mass*]{} to also increase linearly with time. As the ratio of masses is roughly comparable at $t=t_{\rm SF}^{n}$ if $f_{\rm ML}=1$, the injected mass becomes dominant for $t>t_{\rm SF}$ when $f_{\rm ML}=1$ (and becomes dominant for $t>10\,t_{\rm SF}$ when $f_{\rm ML}=0.1$).

@Dyson:2002 also considered a Mach number dependence to their mass-loading rate for subsonic flow. However, we do not consider this dependence here for two reasons: first, the resulting evolution is little different from the constant rate case, and second the physical justification for this choice is no longer valid [see @Pittard:2010]. In this work we also ignore


(any other suitable combination could also be imagined, such as clouds that are on average $99\times$ denser with a volume filling fraction of 1 per cent).

Mass-loading into the interior of the remnant has several noticeable effects. Early on, the mass injection that occurs within the unthermalized ejecta (but outside the original radius of the ejecta) drag heats it to high temperatures, and reduces its pre-shock velocity. Mass injection into the shocked region between the reverse shock and the forward shock also slows this flow, and in general reduces its temperature as there are now more particles to share the thermal energy between[^5]. If the mass loading that is taking place is vigorous enough, it can cause the density of the unthermalised ejecta to start [*increasing*]{}, and it canwe see that shell formation occurs earlier. Thus mass-loading speeds up the remnant evolution and causes the ST stage to end sooner.

Clouds nearest to the explosion are engulfed first as the remnant expands, with clouds at greater distances becoming embedded at later times as the remnant expands further. Thus, for the case of a finite mass reservoir with a uniform cloud distribution and where the mass injection rate per unit volume is also uniform, the available mass to inject will first run out at small radii, since the clouds there have been embedded in the remnant the longest. Fig. \[fig:nH1fML0and1\_profiles\]e) shows that all of the available cloud mass out to $r=18$pc has been loaded into model nH1fML1nu1 by this time. Thus mass-loading is currently taking place only between $18


Most of the injected mass at the end of the simulation ($t=0.9$Myr) has therefore been recently injected.

Fig. \[fig:nH1variousfML\_stats\]c) shows that the thermal energy reaches a minimum value of $\approx 3\times10^{49}$erg at $t\approx70,000$yr, and thereafter rises significantly. The latter behaviour is numerical in origin and is caused by the imposed floor temperature of $T_{\rm floor}=10^{4}$K. Although mass is injected with zero energy, if mass is injected into a cell where the initial cell temperature $T = T_{\rm floor}$, the new cell temperature will be below $T_{\rm floor}$, and will be reset to $T = T_{\rm floor}$ at the end of the numerical step. For cells where this occurs (which only happens after the end of the mass-loaded-modified ST stage), mass is effectively being injected with a temperature of $T_{\rm floor}$,value for $T_{\rm floor}$ reduces this effect (see Appendix \[sec:tfloor\]).

### Comparison of different mass-loading rates with an infinite reservoir of cloud mass {#sec:variousfMLinfiniteReservoir}

We now wish to compare the evolution of remnants that experience different rates of mass-loading from an infinite reservoir of cloud mass. The first thing to note is that when $f_{\rm ML} >> 1$, mass injection is so rapid that the remnant evolution is strongly modified at the earliest stages, even before the ejecta has been completely thermalized. This is illustrated in Fig. \[fig:nH1fML100\_profiles\] which shows various profiles from a simulation with $n_{\rm H}=1.0\,{\rm cm^{-3}}$ and $f_{\rm ML}=10^{2}$. In this case we see that the rapid injection of mass drag-heats the unthermalized ejecta to a temperature in excess of $10^{7}\,$K [*before*]{} it encounters the reverse shock, while the


is at $r=2.5$pc in the top panels of Fig. \[fig:nH1variousfML\_profiles\]; in model nH1fML1nu1e8 the reverse shock is visible in Fig. \[fig:nH1variousfML\_profiles\]a) at $r=1.7$pc).

By $t=50$,500yr (the lower panels in Fig. \[fig:nH1variousfML\_profiles\]) the entire remnant consists of cold gas in the simulations with $f_{\rm ML} \geq 10$. The model with no mass-loading has a hot interior but is about to form its cold, outer shell, while the model with $f_{\rm ML}=1$ has just formed its shell (the gas at radii between $r=21.4-22.7$pc does not immediately cool to $T=10^{4}$K, but seems to be maintained at $\approx$13,500K by frictional heating from the ongoing mass injection).

Fig. \[fig:nH1variousfML\_profiles\] and \[fig:nH1variousfMLnu1e8\_stats\] show just how much the early expansion of the remnant is hindered by heavy mass-loading. As before, if mass-loading is not limited in any way, at late times thecloud lifetime to the remnant age. We now wish to compare the relationship between @White:1991b’s $j_{\rm s}$ and our $q$. For $q$ to equal $j_{\rm s}$ at the time of shell formation requires that $\frac{C}{\tau} = \frac{6}{5} f_{\rm ML}$. @White:1991b note that when $\tau >> C$ the evaporated cloud mass is small and the ST solution is obtained. This is equivalent to $f_{\rm ML} << 1$ in our work. @White:1991b also find that only when $C \gtsimm 1$ and $1 \ltsimm \tau \ltsimm C$ does the mass-loaded solution differ significantly from the ST solution. This implies that $f_{\rm ML} \gtsimm 5/6$ for $\nu\gtsimm 1$, and is consistent with the values that we need in order to see significant differences (cf. Fig. \[fig:nH1fML0and1\_profiles\]). Finally, @White:1991b note that in many cases


the environment, within a volume of radius $0.02\,r_{\rm SF}$. The expanding remnant is assumed to sweep over pre-existing clouds which are destroyed within it as they become overrun/engulfed. This destruction adds mass into the remnant and affects its behaviour and evolution. The nature of the mass-loading is parameterized using two variables: its strength depends on the value of $f_{\rm ML}$ (values $\gtsimm 1$ indicate that mass-loading is significant on the timescale of shell formation), while its duration depends on the value of $\nu$ (the ratio of cloud to inter-cloud mass per unit volume in the ambient medium). The mass injection within the remnant is assumed to occur at a uniform rate per unit volume, unless and until the available mass reservoir at a particular radius is exhausted.

We findthat:

1.  Mass-loading into the remnant can affect the behaviour and evolution of the remnant from its earliest stages. Mass-loading drag-heats the ejecta prior to its thermalization at the reverse shock, and in extreme cases can prevent the reverse shock from moving all the way back to the point of explosion.

2.  More generally, mass-loading increases the density and pressure, and decreases the temperature and velocity, within the remnant. The remnant does not expand as rapidly or as far. Prior to shell formation, a mass-loaded remnant may contain more hot gas and have a higher radial momentum. However, the remnant also cools more quickly, does less PdV work on the swept-up gas, and ultimately attains a lower final momentum.

3.  Some of the properties of mass-loaded remnants that


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I learned the awesome power of disobedience from Dr. King


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Well, I won't do to you here what I didI’ll check this again in the morning…virtual fingers crossed that they are back by then.

Update: checking it again this morning, it is even worse. I get 1,245 free books, 327 without public domain.

If this is deliberate, why would Amazon do it?

Well, offering free books does cost them something. Processing orders and storing files isn’t much (for someone like Amazon), but it does count. Customer service is expensive, and free books must generate some questions.

One could also argue that people will get free books instead of paying for books…I’ve certainly read free books when I might have read paid ones. For me, though, I would say that was more about the book than the fact it was free. I have also paid for books (public domain collections) which I


clearly a huge hunk of sales. They could, of course, hypothetically reconfigure in a way that they need to sell fewer books…take fewer risks in publishing choices, come up with alternate funding streams (licensing the backlist to subsers ((subscription servicers))), charge more for each book…there are ways. Let’s assume, though, that they want to continue to sell a lot of books.

They can work through other retailers…but that might be like running from one room to another during an earthquake. It might not exactly be a safe harbor.

The other choice is that they sell directly…which is what I was discussing three years ago.

I think that is a much stronger possibility than it was.

Initially, consumers were insecure about buying e-books: now, they aren’t as much. It’s familiar: they might buysales.

No reason for a publisher like Hachette not to make the file “platform agnostic”…they could make a book file like an MP3, where it could be read on pretty much any device.

It would cost publishers quite a bit to set something like this up…I think readers would insist on cloud storage of their books, like they get from Amazon, but I think it’s entirely doable. As discovery becomes decentralized, Amazon becomes less important.

What would happen for Amazon?

Amazon would need to have customers make a bigger mental shift than Hachette would, in part because I think customers have a more well-formed conception of Amazon.

When the Kindle was first released in 2007, Amazon had a goal of “every book ever published…”

They’d have to drop that as a marketing point.

If they


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Outlander
by Diana Gabaldon
1991 – Present
7 novels to date with another one due out in June: other material includes a Starz TV series set to debut on August 9
First book: 4.4 stars, 4,112 reviews
Most recent book: 4.1 stars, 1,316 reviews

These are time travelling historical romances…after the success of these, I’m guessing that your local brick-and-mortar bookstore may have a shelf labeled that. 😉 This may be a buzzy TV series, so you might want to read them before that.

While you certainlymight have read two of these, I’m guessing most of you haven’t read all four of them recently.

I picked an omnibus that was inexpensive ($2.99), but seems decent…for one thing, it includes the original illustrations (at least, from what I’ve seen in the sample), and has additional materials. It’s worth noting that you can get each of these for free legally, but an omnibus can be convenient.

There are three possibilities…there are so many other possibilities, I think I’ll let you suggest them in your comments. 🙂

What do you think? Do you read different books in the summer? Have you ever set yourself a summer reading goal? What are your favorite book series? What’s the most books you’ve read in a series (for me, it’s the 181 original Doc


than one outlet refusing to carry books when the disagreement is with the supplier or publisher of that book…as a former brick-and-mortar bookstore manager myself, I understand making a principled stand not to carry something, or an economic decision that it won’t sell…but trying to go after a business partner (and Hachette and Amazon do work together…that’s what I mean by partners, not anything legally organizational) by doing something that broadly inconveniences your customers doesn’t seem like good business to me.

Customers don’t generally understand the deep reasons why you don’t have something and someone else has it sooner and/or cheaper…they just know you don’t have it when they want it.

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…indexing is somewhat similar to what is done when an index is created for a paperbook.

The Kindle “reads” the book, noting the location of specific words. For example, it might create a file like this:

I’m using that format as an illustrator:


Amazon is removing the ability to pre-order some Hachette Kindle books, including J.K. Rowling’s (writing as Robert Galbraith) next novel.

Well, at this point, I don’t see that novel listed at all in Kindle format…and you can’t pre-order the hardback (that may be a change since the article was written). It simply says the hardback is unavailable, and that you can sign up to be e-mailed when it is.

I’ve always pictured people in a meeting in Amazon being challenged by any proposal with the three principles. In other words, they would have to justify how the new idea fits at least one of them (without, presumably, throwing the balance off by making the other two much worse).

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media caption Selahattin Demirtas is campaigning for Turkey's June 24 elections

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AMD graphics card owners may soon be able to enjoy the benefits of Nvidia G-Sync monitors. Previously limited to Nvidia graphics cards alone, Nvidia is planning updated G-Sync modules capable of supporting both HDMI-VRR and Adaptive Sync. The change would potentially mean even the latest AMD graphics cards fit for FreeSync would work on Nvidia G-Sync kit.

We saw the inverse of this moment earlier this year, when Nvidia opened up support for VESA Adaptive Sync on Nvidia graphics cards under the “G-Sync Compatible” banner. Due to this, some select AMD FreeSync compatible monitors – built upon the open Adaptive Sync standard tended to by VESA – are now able to support Nvidia graphics cards. A boon to Nvidia’s current customers rocking (cheaper) FreeSync monitors.

The proposed change straight fromQ:

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Setting up the connection.
HOST = socket.gethostbyname(socket.gethostname())
con = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_RAW, socket.IPPROTO_IP)
con.bind((HOST, 0))
con.setsockopt(socket.IPPROTO_IP, socket.IP_HDRINCL, 1)
con.ioctl(socket.SIO_RCVALL, socket.RCVALL_OFF)

Receiving data.
raw_data, addr = con.recvfrom(65536)

raw_data :   \x45\x00\x00\x77\x00\x00\x40\x00\x40\x11\xb4\xc0\xc0\xa8\x02...
Unpacking the raw data.
dest, src, proto = struct.unpack('! 6s 6s H', data[:14])

dest : \x45\x00\x00\x77\x00\x00
src :  \x40\x00\x40\x11\xb4\xc0
proto : 49320
so my question is: is there an obvious mistake i am doing? what kind of ethertype (protocol) is 49320?

A:

Where did you read your IPV4 packet definition from?
You're interpreting the data completely wrong!
It looks like you confused layer 2 (data link) and layer 3 (network layer) in the OSI model.  Sockets come in at layer 3.  Socket raw allows you to read the raw packets from layer 3.
Have a look at these links:

IPv4 packet structure
List of IP Protocol Numbers

So given this data:
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the incidents giving rise to this lawsuit. The clarification finally adopted did not become legally effective prior to the time plaintiff commenced selling the T-shirts. As a direct consequence of the the City's continuing failure to earlier clarify the existing conflict, the plaintiff had a right to sell T-shirts in the vicinity of the exhibition prior to the legally effective date of the correcting ordinance.
The judgment against the City in this case did not result in a vindication of any significant individual rights other than to impress upon the City the necessity that where certain conduct is proscribed by ordinance with criminal sanctions, there is a duty on the part of the City to clearly identify the limits of the conduct involved.
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(c) No award for appellate court services.
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Reasonable Rate
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lodestar fee to compensate for assuming the risk of loss is impermissible under section 1988 and other fee-shifting statutes. Justice White's premise was that such an enhancement would have to be based on the likelihood that plaintiff would succeed on the merits. As such, using the risk multiplier would raise the problem of measuring at the end of the trial plaintiff's likelihood of success as it existed at the beginning of the litigation. Such an inquiry would also raise potential conflicts of interest between attorneys and the client, because the attorney would be forced to make a record of the weaknesses in the client's case. In addition, it would create a situation where defendants with the strongest defenses were penalized. The defendants with the strongest defenses, and thusthe compensation would $53,000, and some enhancement would be necessary. However, under the loss rates of one-half and one-third, a 50% multiplier would produce estimated per annum compensation at $151,000 and $103,000, which approaches a windfall.
As the district court in Cherry admitted, there are probably other factors which come into play in the analysis of whether competent counsel would take the civil rights case at bar. Nevertheless, the court has provided a rough methodology which can be adjusted to meet the circumstances of a particular case. Especially interesting is the importance of the loss rates in the district court's analysis. A consideration of that element is consistent with the Delaware Valley's emphasis of riskiness of civil rights cases overall, as opposed to that of an individual case.
The district


hours of work in prosecuting this lawsuit.
Initially, the court notes that the lodestar amount which the court has calculated does not reflect any increment whatsoever for a greater-than-normal risk of failure in this litigation. Thus, application of a multiplier raises no double-counting problem.
The court further finds that the record in this case suggests that, absent the enhancement, plaintiff would have substantial difficulties attracting qualified counsel. First, the court's own experience indicates that the loss rate of cases like the one at bar is so marked as to raise a serious question of whether plaintiff here would prevail on her claims.
Second, the court finds that the undesirability of litigating against the City in this case was extremely high. The city, for instance, expended a seemingly unlimited amount of timeeasily check that each entry of $\overline{\mathbf{X}}_n$ has mean 0. By means of Wigner’s trace method, one can show that the spectral radius $\rho(n^{-1/2}\overline{\mathbf{X}}_n)$ converges to $2\sigma_2$ with probability 1 as $n$ tends to infinity (see Theorem 2 in [@FK], for instance). For further comments on Wigner’s semi-circle law, we refer readers to the extraordinary survey by Bai [@B].

Following the book [@BB], we will say that [*almost every*]{} (a.e.) graph in $\mathcal{G}_n(p)$ has a certain property $Q$ if the probability that a random graph $G_n(p)$ has the property $Q$ converges to 1 as $n$ tends to infinity. Occasionally, we shall write [*almost all*]{} instead of almost every. It is easy to see that if $F_1$ is a [*pointmass at 0*]{}, [*i.e.,*]{} $F_1(x)=1$ for $x\ge 0$ and $F_1(x)=0$ for


$x<0$, and $F_2$ is the [*Bernoulli distribution with mean $p$*]{}, then the Wigner matrix $\mathbf{X}_n$ coincides with the adjacency matrix of $G_n(p)$. Obviously, $\operatorname{\sigma}_2=\sqrt{p(1-p)}$ in this case.

To establish the exact estimate of the energy $\operatorname{\mathscr{E}}(G_n(p))$ for a.e. graph $G_n(p)$, we first present some notions and assertions. In what follows, we shall use $\mathbf{A}$ to denote the adjacency matrix $\mathbf{A}(G_n(p))$ for convenience. Set $$\overline{\mathbf{A}}=\mathbf{A}-p(\mathbf{J}_n-\mathbf{I}_n).$$ Evidently, $\overline{\mathbf{A}}$ is a Wigner matrix. By means of Theorem \[Thm-1\], we have $$\label{Equ-6}
\lim_{n\rightarrow\infty}\Phi_{n^{-1/2}\overline{\mathbf{A}}}(x)=\Phi(x)\mbox{
a.s.}$$ It is easy to check that each entry of $\overline{\mathbf{A}}$ has mean 0. According to the remark above, $$\label{SpecRad}
\lim_{n\rightarrow\infty}\rho(n^{-1/2}\overline{\mathbf{A}})
=2\sigma_2\mbox{ a.s. }$$

We further define the [*energy $\operatorname{\mathscr{E}}(\mathbf{M})$ of a matrix $\mathbf{M}$*]{} as the sum of absolute values of the eigenvalues of $\mathbf{M}$. By virtue of Equation (\[Equ-6\]) and (\[SpecRad\]), we shall formulate- 352453*k + 1
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-f**2 + 1492*f + 31
What is the c'th term of -12933, -25869, -38803, -51735, -64665, -77593?
c**2 - 12939*c + 5
What is the z'th term of 20162, 40317, 60472?
20155*z + 7
What is the i'th term of 61493, 61502, 61517, 61538?
3*i**2 + 61490
What is the g'th term of 25851, 103399, 232655, 413625, 646315, 930731, 1266879?
g**3 + 25848*g**2 - 3*g + 5
What is the q'th term of 55129, 110256, 165383, 220510?
55127*q + 2
What is the g'th term of -332, -572, -800, -1010, -1196, -1352, -1472, -1550?
g**3 - 247*g - 86
What is the h'th term of -213, -1698, -5721, -13548, -26445, -45678, -72513?
-211*h**3 - 3*h**2 + h
What is the v'th term of -9633, -19265, -28897, -38529, -48161, -57793?
-9632*v - 1
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Fear of voter reprisal has seen successive governments shy away from increasing diesel taxes, as two thirds of cars on French roads use the fuel.

Paris previously raised the idea of banning classic vehicles from the city's roads as a way of reducing levels of pollution.

Such a ban would remove some of France's most iconic vehicles from the capital's streets, and angered classic car fans--whose vehicles make up only three percent of traffic in the city.

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he would never work again, but has been able to return to work with the assistance of the shots. He says cutting his annual supply to less than his weekly dosage would be debilitating.

“I won’t be able to work, I know that for a fact. I’m a professional chef. I find I’m struggling right now, just working on my feet 12, 15 hours a day — and to have no injections, I’ll have to go on disability,” he says.

The government says there has been a marked increase in the use of these shots between 2009 and 2015, but doctor Alan Shievitz says limiting access to pain medication will be counterproductive.

“We’re in an era right now where we are focused on reducing opioids and the use of pain medicationsfor patients. This is one tool we have in our box to provide people with pain relief that’s an alternative to opioids,” he says. “If you remove this, I suspect you’re going to see patients requesting and requiring higher doses of opioids and going to get these opioids possibly from the streets, in places that they shouldn’t be. That’s dangerous and risking overdose.”

Other services being reviewed on the list include funding to remove certain polyps found during colonoscopies for a savings of $9.2 million and limiting psychotherapy to 24 hours a year for a savings of $13 million. Diabetes management, echocardiograms and tonsillectomies are also being examined.

While unnecessary tests clog up the health system and cost both time and money, the Ford government is also looking to cut


Newsweek article on the movie says, "You'd think the last thing Americans need is more excuses for self-absorption and acquisitiveness." He places the movie in the general category of the kind of inspiration and motivation that has been preached by self-help gurus for years, but with an added stroke of marketing genius, combining the message with conspiracy theories similar to the Da Vinci Code.

January 10, 2007

In a lot of ways I'm pretty average. I may be a bit taller than some, and probably weigh more than I should, but there isn't really anything extraordinary about me. So when I read the stories in the Bible, and think about how the majority of the people who were there reacted, I assume that I would have done what everyone elseclear picture in our minds of the things we are asking for? The answer is yes.

December 19, 2006

I am about to make a big assumption. That assumption is that you are probably not satisfied with the level of faith that you have in your life. You can probably think of a lot of things that would be different if you just had a little more faith.

The truth is that each of us already has a lot of faith. God has given us more faith than we can imagine. The problem for most of us is that we don't really know how to use it properly. It's unlikely that your parents were people who had a lot of faith in God, so there was no way that they could


Expression of Frizzled10 in mouse central nervous system.
Frizzled transmembrane proteins (Fzd) are receptors of Wnts, and they play key roles during central nervous system (CNS) development in vertebrates. Here we report the expression pattern of Frizzled10 in mouse CNS from embryonic stages to adulthood. Frizzled10 is expressed strongly at embryonic days E8.5 and E9.5 in the neural tube and tail bud. At E10.5, Frizzled10 is expressed in the forebrain vesicle, the fourth ventricle and the dorsal spinal cord. From E12.5 to E16.5, Frizzled10 expression is mainly observed in the cortical hem/fimbria, the neuroepithelium of the third ventricular zone, midbrain, developing cerebellum, and dorsal spinal cord. At P0, with the exception of expression in the fimbria, Frizzled10 mRNA expression is limited to specific nuclei including the ventral posterior thalamic— they are projected to improve by more than 20 spots into the top 20.

Plus, Cristobal just signed maybe the best recruiting class in Oregon history, one capable of bringing immediate extra upside and depth at receiver and throughout the defense.

It appears further improvement is in store in Eugene this fall, but it only matters if Oregon handles success better than it did last October.

Related The 2018 advanced college football stats glossary

Offense

By the end of the season’s first month, Herbert was averaging more than 280 yards per game with a 65 percent completion rate and a passer rating over 180. Draft hype was through the roof.

His completion rate was just 57 percent from that point on, though, and his passer rating was a pedestrian 126.3. Horrid performances against


pass attempts came in obvious pass situations.

Mind you, he was pretty good in those situations (Oregon was 19th in blitz downs success rate, 20th in big-play rate). Still, he’s got plenty of room for improvement, which is a scary thing to say considering his obvious upside.

Verdell and Dye combined to average 26 carries per game with a decent 45 percent success rate, but while losses were rare, so were big plays — UO was 45th in rushing marginal efficiency but 107th in rushing marginal explosiveness.

That created a bit of a paradox: Oregon was good at creating manageable third downs (in open play, the Ducks were ninth in average third-down distance and 32nd in third-down success rate) but never moved the chains before third down (125th in percentage ofcrazy-aggressive on passing downs (20th in PD marginal efficiency, second in sack rate). Four different Broncos finished with between four and 10 sacks.

Oregon only had two players in that range last year, and one (linebacker Justin Hollins) is gone. Gus Cumberlander is a decent pass rush specialist (four of his 11 tackles in 2018 were sacks), but this could be where Cristobal’s 2019 signing class reaps immediate dividends: Kayvon Thibodeaux, the No. 2 prospect in the entire class per the 247Sports Composite, signed with the Ducks in mid-December.

Avalos inherits a unit that combines experience (of the 13 front-seven defenders to make at least 11 tackles last year, nine return, including linebacker Troy Dye and almost the entire line) and tantalizing youth: Thibodeaux is one of four blue-chip freshmen


examination techniques set forth by the University of Texas System Cancer Center M. D. Anderson Cancer Center. The protocol is set up in a step-by-step format for easier teaching and learning. New, more thorough examination techniques have also been established at M. D. Anderson for the woman who has had a mastectomy and needs to examine the surgical site each month as well as her remaining breast. The article encourages women to take responsibility for their breast health and wellness.car was no longer waterproof. When it rained, the water found its way into the bulkhead, wreaking havoc on the car’s electrical systems.

Throughout the years, Universal’s transportation team worked to keep the vehicle running. While they did attempt to repair the Time Machine components, accuracy was not a major consideration. Pieces were altered or put back on the car incorrectly. A pair of stereo speakers were added to the pontoons, allowing the car to blast music wherever it went. The rear vents, originally painted with heat and oil splatter effects, were inaccurately painted black.

While the “A” Car suffered, the other screen used Time Machines fared even worse. The “B” Car was destroyed by the train at the end of Back to the Future Part 3. The “C” Car


Yancey's Fancy

Yancey's Fancy is a producer of artisan cheeses based in Corfu, New York, USA. The company was formerly known as Darn Good Foods, Inc. The Yancey's Fancy name was established in 1998, when John Yancey (whose family operated Heluva Good!) and his long-time business associate Mike Wimble bought the Kutter's Cheese business and factory from Richard and Tony Kutter, who retired.

History
The Kutters' father, Leo, founded the Kutter Cheese Factory in 1926 in Cowlesville, New York.  After ceasing operations due to the shortage of fresh milk during World War II, Leo moved the company to Corfu in 1947.  The factory with its outlet store are located on NY Route 5, nearly halfway between Buffalo and Rochester, New York.

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Sunday, September 11, 2011

Dreams.....

Life is funny isn't it? We are a country of free speech and I have one of the biggest mouths I know and yet I get into some of the biggest trouble for speaking my mind. On the other hand People are looked on as "Saints" (well that could be a strong word) for speaking their minds behind closed doors behind people backs in whispers.

I choose to up front and honest "tell it like it is" and I am to blame for world war III . Others will hide out and plot and scheme and lie and play games and hurt people and blame it on the innocent, to


relevant times. Plaintiffs argue in this Adversary Proceeding that Defendant has wrongly applied and/or accounted for payments made by the Plaintiffs on their mortgage loan both postpetition and post-discharge, has overstated the amount Plaintiffs owe on their mortgage loan post-discharge and, ultimately, has wrongfully attempted to foreclose on the Homestead. The more specific facts are that, during the Chapter 13 case, the Defendant timely filed a proof of claim, on or about January 6, 2000, asserting $10,470.52 in prepetition arrearages on the mortgage loan (which included, among other things, an escrow deficiency and late charges). Def. Ex. C. The Plaintiffs objected to this proof of claim, alleging that there were unreasonable and unauthorized charges asserted therein. Def. Ex. D. The proof of claim was, on August 28, 2000,were trying to avoid significant charges for obtaining prior payment records from Western Union. Defendant allegedly was not helpful and/or indifferent with regard to the Plaintiffs' requests. On July 13, 2004, the Defendant sent Mrs. Thrash a letter informing the Plaintiffs that it was Plaintiffs' responsibility to provide evidence to Defendant of a misapplication of payments. By December 12, 2008, in a letter from the Defendant to Plaintiffs, Defendant claimed Plaintiffs owed $27,499.65. All the while, Plaintiffs have asserted they have made every required mortgage loan payment since completing their plan and receipt of the original June 14, 2004 Notice of Termination of Stay. Ultimately, the Defendant noticed a foreclosure, which led to this Adversary Proceeding being filed.
With regard to the Plaintiffs' assertions that there were misapplications of


tortious (because of phone calls in which demeaning and discourteous comments were made, along with yelling).
As always, there are two sides to every story. In this Adversary Proceeding, the Defendant acknowledges that, due to an internal servicing error (and/or the business policies of the Defendant), it inadvertently: (a) misallocated two postpetition direct-mortgage payments on November 18, 2002 and December 31, 2002; and (b) failed to complete its normal bankruptcy accounting reconciliation upon discharge, and, thus, continued to include amounts disallowed during the bankruptcy case (through the sustained objection to its proof of claim)thus overstating amounts owed on certain post-discharge notices of default. However, Defendant is adamant that payments made by the Debtor postpetition and/or post-discharge were not always in the correct amounts, due most likely to the floatingthe borrower to make payments to the servicer of the loan for deposit into an escrow account for the purpose of assuring payment of taxes, insurance premiums, and other charges with respect to the property, the servicer shall make payments from the escrow account for such taxes, insurance premiums, and other charges in a timely manner as such payments become due.
12 U.S.C. § 2605(g).
The Defendant has argued that no genuine issue as to any material fact exists with regard to this alleged statutory violation, because there is no summary judgment evidence (or even an allegation, for that matter) that the Defendant did not make "timely" payments on Plaintiffs' behalf. *595 Rather, the Plaintiffs are complaining that the Defendant advanced taxes to taxing authorities when it should not have


court also cited a string of Texas Court of Appeals cases in which the courts have "repeatedly denied recovery in cases where ... the plaintiffs' mental anguish arose out of legal injuries involving the home and its contents").[11]
Turning to the Thrashes' Complaint and specific summary judgment evidence, they have testified in depositions that they have suffered two instances of economic harm. Specifically, Plaintiffs tried to refinance their home but were told by a mortgage lender that they were ineligible for refinancing because the Defendant reported them (to a credit bureau) as being many months behind on their mortgage. Pls. Ex. F, pp. 125-26. Plaintiffs have also testified that Plaintiffs financed an automobile purchase after their discharge and were informed that their interest rate was increased due to theadmit, did not cause them to make extra payments beyond their regular mortgage payments. The Plaintiffs now argue that there were actually some earlier false demand notices (hereinafter, the "Earlier Allegedly False Notices") about which they are also complaining, and the Plaintiffs did, indeed, detrimentally rely upon them by making immediate (and presumably unnecessary or inflated) payments.[15] As further explained below, these Earlier Allegedly *605 False Notices, unlike the Three False Notices, would have been well before the Plaintiffs' discharge and well before the Defendant filed a Notice of Termination of Stay on the June 14, 2004. See Plaintiff's Response to MSJ at ¶¶ 26-27; 35-36; 39-40; and p. 22, first full unnumbered paragraph. As described more fully below, there is no real summary judgment evidence to support


into its own accounts, the funds ceased being "property of the estate"); Padilla, 379 B.R. at 664 (same); Galloway, 2010 WL 364336, at *5 (misapplication of payments received from the trustee under a chapter 13 debtor's confirmed plan might, in fact, constitute a violation of the automatic stay); Payne, 387 B.R. at 638 (court determined that mortgage lender violated the stay by applying trustee's payments under a chapter 13 plan to disallowed prepetition late fees, by refusing to remove disallowed fees, and by continuing to collect the disallowed late fees through payoff letters sent to the debtors); Jones, 366 B.R. at 600 ("Wells Fargo's failure to disclose other fees or request permission of the Court to seek their payment from estate property resulted in an illegal collection ofdetermine whether tax escrows were justified or improper (this would include evidence as to whether Plaintiffs were really ever delinquent or not). The trier of fact also needs to hear exactly what postpetition mortgage payments were put in "suspense" and why. The summary judgment evidence on all these points is less-than-clear and sometimes conflicting. The parties, through selected deposition excerpts, a 4-point font call log that is not easily decipherable, and a small *611 number of other documents, have not offered sufficient evidence to enable the court to determine the extent of the misallocations, fees, and charges that are potentially problematic and potentially violative of the automatic stay, the confirmation order, and discharge order. Summary judgment, therefore, on Counts Two and Three is improper.

IV. CONCLUSION AND ORDER
For the


5, supra. No post-discharge audit/reconciliation to eliminate prepetition claims that were disallowed was ever done in this case, since the automatic stay was lifted in favor of the Defendant one month prior to the Plaintiffs' discharge.
[7]  The Plaintiffs' mortgage loan was an adjustable rate mortgage note, and the regular mortgage payment was $956.44 until September 1999, when it increased to $1,130.07 (and it adjusted thereafter from time to time).
[8]  While this Adversary Proceeding involves Plaintiffs whose bankruptcy case ended many years ago, the Fifth Circuit has concluded in different contexts over the years that bankruptcy subject matter jurisdiction remains post-confirmation, and even after a bankruptcy case is closed, for such matters as enforcing/interpreting the scope of a debtor's discharge order and addressing alleged violations of it.Latham, 523 S.W.2d 19, 26-27 (Tex.Civ.App.-Dallas 1975, writ ref'd n.r.e.) (involving wrongful trustee's sale of plaintiffs' home when plaintiffs were not in default on deed of trust;) see also Express One Int'l, Inc. v. Steinbeck, 53 S.W.3d 895, 898-99 (Tex.App.-Dallas 2001, no pet.) (in affirming the trial court's granting of summary judgment in favor of a defendant on a negligence claim, the court explained that "[d]amages resulting solely from economic harm generally are not recoverable in simple negligence actions ... [contrasting `simple negligence' from other torts such as professional malpractice and negligent misrepresentation]. To be entitled to damages for negligence, a party must plead and prove either a personal injury or property damage as contrasted to mere economic harm. Among the policy reasons supporting this rule is the


prongs have sometimes been differently phrased as "the plaintiff suffer[ed] pecuniary loss by justifiably relying on the representation." Fed. Land Bank Ass'n of Tyler v. Sloane, 825 S.W.2d 439, 442 (Tex. 1991).
[14]  Since the court has determined that there is no summary judgment evidence of detrimental reliance in the case at bar, the question of whether there was "reasonable and justifiable" reliance is moot. If it were not, though, this would be a difficult, fact-intensive call, and the matter would probably have to go to trial. See Ortiz, 203 S.W.3d at 421-22 (court held that plaintiff, who was evicted from a town home after a foreclosure sale, and who sued an attorney for the purchasers at the foreclosure sale for his allegedly negligent misrepresentation that the purchaserscan also increase the risk of developing arthritis.

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attorneys are grilling the wife of Arizona Governor J. Fife Symington III. The governor has filed bankruptcy. The attorneys don't believe he's as destitute as he has claimed and are questioning his wife under oath, looking for hidden assets.

"I have an investment in Melones Internacional," the governor's wife replies.

"What is Melones?" Goulder asks.
"It is a fruit-growing concern in Sinaloa," Mrs. Symington replies.
The business, she testifies, is operated by her stepson, J. Fife Symington IV. Mrs. Symington tells Goulder she invested $25,000 in the partnership, which her son was syndicating. The investment was made in November 1995, two months after her husband filed bankruptcy, claiming he had $26 million in debts and a mere $62,000 in assets.

During the deposition, however, Goulder did not learn several important facts about Meloneshas used the state's nine-seat turboprop King Air for more important, and more clearly improper, purposes.

Those records show that the governor has used the state plane and other state resources to further the business interests of his son and one of his strongest financial supporters, Tucson business magnate Don Diamond, by bringing them into contact with influential figures in Mexico--including the Canelos family, the governor of Sonora, Manlio Beltrones, and the Mexican president, Ernesto Zedillo.

Governor Symington's most intriguing Mexican connection is based in Culiacan, a violence-plagued city located in the Mexican state of Sinaloa and reputedly controlled by powerful Mexican drug cartels.

Gangland-style murders kill more than 600 people a year in Culiacan. Victims have included the former Sinaloan attorney general. The city is well-known as a staging and


called Sandy Beach that stretches between Cholla Bay and the town of Puerto Penasco. That land lies near the proposed Laguna del Mar megaresort and would likely increase in value if the resort is built. Diamond was quoted recently in the Puerto Penasco Journal saying he supports Mexican efforts to bring resort development and casino gambling to beachfront resorts.

"It would be a phenomenal deal," Diamond is quoted as saying in the Journal. "The Sea of Cortez is a gold mine, a marvelous opportunity for all of us."

Business deals aren't the only attraction Mexico offers to Governor Symington. He also enjoys scuba diving and fishing trips in the Sea of Cortez.

So when an offer came from Sonoran Governor Manlio Beltrones to spend a few days at his beachfront houseFeeding behaviour of morphologically similar Rhodnius species: influence of mechanical characteristics and salivary function.
Despite their morphological similarities, very similar Rhodnius species (R. prolixus, R. robustus, R. nasutus and R. neglectus) displayed a distinct feeding behaviour when fed on artificial feeder, pigeon or mouse. On pigeon hosts, these species showed distinct groups in terms of cumulative probing time - quicker species (R. prolixus and R. neglectus) followed by R. nasutus and finally a much slower species (R. robustus). On mouse hosts, R. nasutus showed quicker probing time compared to the other three species. Moreover, R. prolixus displayed quicker probing time compared to R. robustus and R. neglectus. Except for R. nasutus, the mean total ingestion rate tended to have different values between feeding sources (artificial feeder>pigeon>mouse). The volume ingested


does the user belong to".  What I didn't realize was that the information was availabile in the ClaimsIdentity.  Your mention, made me think twice about it and I found my answer:
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        AuthorizationHandlerContext context,
        RoleRequirement requirement)
    {
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           return Task.CompletedTask;
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their performance or appearance.

Manufacturing capacity: The number of manufacturing plants and their production capability. The MD&A also mentions the percentage of the company’s manufacturing capacity that it’s using.

Research and development projects: The research or development the business is doing to develop new products or improve current products.

The manager also comments on key profit results and how they may differ from previous projections.

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El Salvador acquittal. A young rape victim who was suspected of having an abortion and charged with homicide in El Salvador – where abortion remains illegal and carries heavy penalties – has had her conviction overturned at a retrial.

Lawsuit alleges ‘torture’ in America’s migrant jails

Facebook Twitter Pinterest A woman protests against US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (Ice) in Chicago in July. Photograph: Nuccio DiNuzzo/Getty Images

Fifteen plaintiffs and a pair of not-for-profit groups have filed a class-action lawsuit on behalf of 55,000 migrant detainees, alleging “horrific conditions” and “torture” in US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (Ice) detention centers. The plaintiffs, who live with conditions including cerebral palsy, bipolar disorder and blindness launched the suit in Los Angeles


Hat-trick of awards

10 December 2013 09:38am

By Luke Broadley

Leigh Halfpenny was named BBC Cymru Wales Sports Personality of the Year 2013

Wales and Cardiff Blues full-back Leigh Halfpenny was named BBC Cymru Wales Sports Personality 2013 at the Wales Sport Awards last night, on an evening that saw Warren Gatland and the Wales Squad also claim top honours.

Halfpenny succeeds 2012 Olympic taekwondo gold medallist Jade Jones in taking the title which was determined by a public vote. It caps a stellar year for the 24-year-old who has already collected the RBS 6 Nations player of the championship, British and Irish Lions player of the series and Midi Olympique International Player of the Year titles in 2013.

At the awards show in Cardiff, Gatland was named Coach of the Year for aunbeaten in this Six Nations, we speak to captain Rachel Taylor. Wales U20 are looking bounce back from defeat in Scotland, we hear from coach Jason Strange, captain Rory Thornton and front rower Dillon Lewis.

We look back at a remarkable Six Nations finale in this week's Principality Welsh Rugby Union Podcast. We hear from prop Aaron Jarvis and centre Scott Williams about the Italy Wales game and the few hours that followed, Ben Roach talks about Wales Sevens and Blues Ellis Jenkins and Dragons Andrew Coombs look ahead.

Dodgy tattoos, carthorses, Avatar and soft chins are revealed by Wales Sevens players Tom Williams and Sam Cross as they profile the Wales Sevens squad taking part in Hong Kong this weekend in the latest round of the HSBC Sevens World


Zernike amplitudes ([Supp. Notes \[sec:supp:class\]]{}). For both GS and [Zola]{}, we used 30 iterations per image, [Zola]{}additionally leveraging GPU-acceleration (Nvidia Titan Xp). For every method we quantify the prediction error by first reconstructing the wavefront from the predicted Zernike amplitudes (for [PhaseNet]{}and [Zola]{}) and then computing the root mean squared error (RMSE, in ${\ensuremath{\mu m}\xspace}$) of the difference between the predicted and the ground truth wavefront.

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We next quantitatively compared the results of [PhaseNet]{}with predictions obtained with GS and [Zola]{}. Here, [PhaseNet]{}achieves a median RMSE between predicted and ground truth wavefronts of $0.028{\ensuremath{\mu m}\xspace}$ across all acquired images ($n=198$), which is comparable to the prediction error on synthetic PSFs. At the same time GS ($0.039{\ensuremath{\mu m}\xspace}$) and [Zola]{}($0.031{\ensuremath{\mu m}\xspace}$) performed slightly worse ( \[fig:results\_single\]b). This demonstrates that a [PhaseNet]{}model trained only on synthetic images can indeed generalize to experimental data and achieve better performance than classical methods. Crucially, predictions with [PhaseNet]{}were obtained orders of magnitude faster than


launch of Looney Tunes Village. Nine Network's sponsorship of the ride ended with this.

As the Looney Tunes River Ride had many ongoing technical problems and was out of date, Warner Bros. Movie World announced that the ride would close on 14 February 2011 until further notice in early January, 2011. The ride was also closing due to the closure of Looney Tunes Adventure. Towards the end of the month, the closing date was re-announced to be 1 February 2011. On 1 February 2011, the ride was permanently closed, and its queue area was converted into a viewing area for the Road Runner Roller Coaster, and the Speedy Gonzales animatronic featured at the end of the ride can be found in Speedy Gonzales Tijuana Taxis. It was later confirmedo.
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Let g = -9 - -2. Let q = 11 + g. Let w(s) = s**3 + 20*s**2 - 24*s - 476. Let b be w(-20). Solve -12 = -q*z + z - b*l, -z + 4 = l for z.
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Let u be (-15)/6 + 5/(-10). Let t be u + 16 + -1 + -4. Suppose 2*v = t - 0. Solve 2*s + 2*f = -4, -v*s - 8 = -5*f + 9 for s.
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-5*(-2)/35. Solve -t = -3*m - 5*q, 3*m - 8 - 4 = -q for m.
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Let o = -2116 - -2119. Solve o*y = 7*x - 9*x - 25, -3*x = 5*y + 41 for x.
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Let u = 85 - 81. Suppose -4*a + 19*a = -7*a. Solve -u*j + 2*z - 4 = a, 0 = -jj - 2. Let x = 120258 - 120255. Solve h*k - 18 = 2*t - 2*k, 37 = -x*t + 5*k for t.
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Let y = 4572 - 4570. Solve 4*j + 6 - 47 = -5*r, -y*j - 2*r = -18 for j.
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Let d(b) = -b**3 - 3*b**2 + 3. Let h be d(-3). Suppose 0 = -h*j + j + 10. Let k be 1/4 - (5 - 1)/16. Solve -2*n = 3*n + 2*r + 7, -j*n + 2*r - 23 = k for n.
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Let c(n) = n**2 + 54*n - 112. Let t be c(-56). Let x(m) = 8 - 2 - 2 + m**2 - 2*m. Let o be x(t). Solve 2*a = 2*k - 2*a - 20, 12 = -2*k - o*a


scene on Larwood Drive, they found Nichols dead from an apparent gun shot wound to the head.

Stuck was then found by deputies in the basement of the home with a self-inflicted gun shot wound to his body.

He was taken to a Charleston hospital. Deputies say his condition is improving.

Keep checking WSAZ Mobile and WSAZ.com for updates.

UPDATE 10/6/16 @ 11:35 a.m.

KANAWHA COUNTY, W.Va. (WSAZ) -- A father and daughter have been identified after a fatal shooting early Thursday morning.

Deputies say William Stuck, 92, called 911 and told them he shot his daughter Sandra Nichols, 68, of Charleston.

When deputies got to the scene, they found Nichols dead from an apparent gun shot wound to the head.

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whole genome DNA methylation, whole genome histone acetylation, and miRNA analyses. In line with this, she is currently setting up a DNA sequencing assay (Medip-SEQ) for whole genome analyses of DNA methylation changes in primary human hepatocytes.

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Role of individual susceptibility in cancer risk assessment

Since December 2008, Simone is registered as a toxicologist by the Netherlands Society of Toxicology and by the Federation of European Toxicologists & European Societies of Toxicology (Eurotox). She is a member of the Netherlands Society of Toxicology. In addition to DETECTIVE, she is involved in the EU funded project PHYTOME.

Teaching:

She performs various teaching activities at Maastricht University, at the Faculty of Health, Medicine and Life Sciences (FHML), within the studies Biomedical Sciences,---
abstract: 'The primitive equations in a $3D$ infinite layer domain are considered with linearly growing initial data in the horizontal direction, which illustrates the global atmospheric rotating or straining flows. On the boundaries, Dirichlet, Neumann or mixed boundary conditions are imposed. The Ornstein-Uhlenbeck type operator appears in the linear parts, so the semigroup theory is established by Trotter’s arguments due to decomposition of infinitesimal generators. To obtain smoothing properties of the semigroup, derivatives of the associated kernel are calculated. For proving time-local existence and uniqueness of mild solutions, the adapted Fujita-Kato scheme is used in certain Sobolev spaces.'
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- 'Departement of Mathematics, TU Darmstadt, Schlossgartenstr. 7, 64289 Darmstadt, Germany'
- 'Departement of Mathematics, TU Darmstadt, Schlossgartenstr. 7, 64289 Darmstadt, Germany'
- 'Applied Physics Course, Gifu University, Yanagido 1-1, 501-1193 Gifu, Japan'
author:
- Amru Hussein
- Martin


can find for the case of pure rotation in e.g. [@BabinMahalovNicolaenko2001; @Hishida1999], for $M=J$ or $S$ in e.g. [@GallayMaekawa2011; @Majda1986] and the references therein. In [@CampitiGaldiHieber2014] the global existence of strong solutions in the case of a two dimensional exterior domain and a traceless matrix $M$ was established for $L^2$-initial data of arbitrary size and in [@HanShaoWangXu] a weaker version of that result was shown recently in the $L^p$-setting ($p\geq 2$) considering only skew-symmetric matrices $M$.

Considering the primitive equations, the setting in the whole space does not make sense. However, a layer domain $\Omega$ imposing Dirichlet, Neumann or mixed boundary conditions constitutes an admissible setting for the hydrostatic balance assumption. The investigation in the $L^p$ framework for the primitive equations in a cylinder $(0, 1)^2 \times (-h, 0)are assumed.

By the boundary conditions on $W$ and ${\mathrm{div}\,}U = 0$ the vertical component of the velocity $W = W(V)$ is determined as $$\begin{aligned}
  W(x, y, z, t) = - \int_{-h}^z \mathrm{div}_H \,
  V (x, y, \xi, t) d\xi\end{aligned}$$ for each $(x, y, z, t) \in \Omega \times (0, T)$; see e.g. [@HieberKashiwabara2015].

Similarly to the Navier-Stokes equations, one can consider the solenoidal subspace of $L^p(\Omega)^2$ for $p \in (1, \infty)$. The classical Helmholtz projection onto the solenoidal space $L^p_\sigma({\mathbb{R}}^2)$ for $p \in (1, \infty)$ is denoted by $Q_p$ here. In addition, benefits from the approach developed in [@HieberKashiwabara2015 Section 3 and 4] carry over to the present situation. So, considering $$\begin{aligned}
\label{eq:lpso}
  L^p_{\overline{\sigma}}(\Omega) := \overline{\{v \in
  C^{\infty}(\Omega)^2 : \mathrm{div}_H \, \overline{v}
  = 0 \}}^{{\lVert\cdot\rVert}_{L^p(\Omega)^2}},\end{aligned}$$


for $v$ $$\begin{aligned}
  \partial_t V = \partial_t v, \quad \Delta V = \Delta v,
  \quad {\mathrm{div}\,}_H \overline{V} = {\mathrm{div}\,}_H \overline{v} \quad
  \text{and} \quad W(V) \partial_z V = W(v) \partial_z v.\end{aligned}$$ For the last two identities, the assumption $\operatorname{tr}M = 0$ is essential. Moreover, $$\begin{aligned}
  V \cdot \nabla_H V = v \cdot \nabla_H v - M x_H \cdot
  \nabla_H v - v \cdot \nabla_H M x_H + M x_H \cdot
  \nabla_H M x_H,\end{aligned}$$ and the individual terms are more explicitly given by $$\begin{aligned}
  v \cdot \nabla_H M x_H & = v_1 \begin{bmatrix} m_{11} \\
  m_{21} \end{bmatrix} + v_2 \begin{bmatrix} m_{12} \\
  m_{22} \end{bmatrix} = Mv, \\
  M x_H \cdot \nabla_H v & = (m_{11}x + m_{12}y) \partial_x
  v\| \|v(\cdot, z)\|_{H^{s, p}(G)} \|_{H^{r, q}(-h, h)}$ setting for brevity $H^{0, p} = L^p$. Note that $$\begin{aligned}
\label{eq:anisotropicinclusion}
  H^{r+s, p}(\Omega) \subset H_z^{r, p} H^{s, p}_{xy}.\end{aligned}$$ Note that the boundary conditions of ${{\mathcal L}}_z$ are well-defined since the trace on $\Gamma_u$ and $\Gamma_b$ is well-defined in the anisotropic spaces with regularity in the vertical direction. Indeed, by Sobolev’s embedding we see that $$\begin{aligned}
  |v(x, y, \pm h)| \leq C \| v(x, y, \cdot) \|_{H^1_z}
  \quad \text{and} \quad |\partial_z v(x, y, \pm h)| \leq
  C \| v(x, y, \cdot) \|_{H^2_z}\end{aligned}$$ for almost every $x, y \in G$. Taking $L^p_{xy}$ norms into above, we thus have $$\begin{aligned}
  \| v(\cdot, \cdot, \pm h) \|_{L^p_{xy}} \leq C
  \| v \|_{H^{1,p}_z L^p_{xy}} \quad \text{and} \quad
  \| \partial_z v(\cdot,\cdot,\pm


\operatorname{tr}M} \int_{-h}^h \| A_H g (\cdot, z)
  \|_{L^p({\mathbb{R}}^2)}^p \| k_t \|_{L^1({\mathbb{R}}^2)}^p dz \\
  & = e^{t \cdot \operatorname{tr}M} \| e^{-tM} \| \int_{-h}^h \| A_H
  g(\cdot, z) \|_{L^p({\mathbb{R}}^2)}^p dz \\
  & = e^{t \cdot \operatorname{tr}M} \| e^{-tM} \| \cdot \| A_H g
  \|_{L^p(\Omega)}^p \\
  & \leq e^{t \cdot \operatorname{tr}M} \| e^{-tM} \| \cdot \|
  e^{t(M^T+M)} \| \cdot \| g \|_{H^{2, p}(\Omega)}^p \\
  & \leq C \| f \|_{H^{2,p}(\Omega)}\end{aligned}$$ by the analyticity of $T_z(t)$. The second term in (\[eq:normh2p\]) can be handled similarly as $$\begin{aligned}
  \| T_H(t) f \|_{H^{2, p}(\Omega)} & \leq \| \Delta_H
  T_H(t) f \|_{L^p(\Omega)} + \| T_H(t) \partial_{zz} f
  \|_{L^{p}(\Omega)} \\
  & \leq C \| f \|_{H^{2, p}(\Omega)} + \| \partial_{zz}
  f\| v
  \|_{H^{1+\frac{1}{p}, p}}^2\end{aligned}$$ with some $C > 0$ for the case of a bounded cylindrical domain. The estimate is still valid in an infinite layer domain, since by anisotropic Hölder estimates $$\begin{aligned}
  \| w \partial_z v \|_{L^p(\Omega)}
  & \leq \| w \|_{L_z^\infty L_{xy}^{2p}}
  \| \partial_z v \|_{L_z^p L_{xy}^{2p}}
  \leq C \| w \|_{H_z^{1, p} L_{xy}^{2p}}
  \| v \|_{H_z^{1,p}L_{xy}^{2p}} \\
  & \leq C \| \mathrm{div}_H \, v \|_{L^p_z L_{xy}^{2p}}
  \| v \|_{H_z^{1, p} H_{xy}^{\frac{1}{p}, p}}
  \leq C \| v \|_{L^p_z H_{xy}^{1, 2p}}
  \| v \|_{H_z^{1, p} H_{xy}^{\frac{1}{p}, p}}
  \leq C \| v \|_{H^{1+\frac{1}{p}, p}}^2\end{aligned}$$ with $C > 0$ being a universal constant; recall that $w = w(v) = - \int_{-h}^z \mathrm{div}_H \, v
(x, y, \xi, t)