It was a full-ride scholarship to the University of North Carolina, and the Richards family couldn’t believe what they were considering.

Were they really going to walk away from it? Were they going to say thanks, but no thanks to UNC, and the goal their family had made so many sacrifices to achieve?

Chris Richards of Hoover, who is currently playing for the U.S. U-20 Men’s National Team in the FIFA Under-20 World Cup, chose soccer over basketball while in high school, and that was hard enough on his dad. Last year, Ken Richards and his family found themselves considering something almost completely foreign to the traditional role of American preparatory sports.

Most kids in the U.S. play sports growing up to learn the importance of physical activity, and, if they’relong-term health remains unclear. In the short term, the NCAA is losing the best talent this country has to offer.

Richards is one of two players on the U.S. U-20 National Team originally from the Birmingham area. Midfielder Brandon Servania played youth soccer for Birmingham United Soccer Club and Vestavia Hills Soccer Club before moving to Dallas and entering FC Dallas’ academy system. Servania played one season at Wake Forest and then turned pro. U-20 teammate Mark McKenzie also played just one season for Wake Forest.

Forgoing college soccer was an agonizing decision for the Richards family, but that’s where Ken’s life experience played a valuable role.

A former college basketball player for Birmingham-Southern, Ken wanted his son to play basketball, and, according to his wife, Ken had no interest in


of the Hippie Band Toxicity Task Force has studied the effects of fan odor on members of bands like Phish, Rusted Root and Blues Traveler. "Phish's message of 'party now, wash later' has simply got to change."

Further controversy stems from the fact that efforts to save the stricken musicians were hampered by a semi-riot which occurred when rescue workers attempted to gain access to the stage area.

Surrounding the fallen performers in a circle of linked hands and attempting to heal them with "crystal light energy" and an improvised version of "Silent in the Morning," several hundred Phish fans erupted into violence at the sight of the gas mask-wearing, uniformed rescue personnel.

With angry shouts of "Attica!" and "Off the pig!" fans hurled hacky sacks and bongs at paramedics, andto consider Taylor's petition, we dismiss this appeal as well.

ISSUES
[¶ 2] In this pro se appeal, Taylor does not expressly state any issues in his brief. We discern his issue to be whether his 1997 conviction and sentencing are a nullity because written oaths of office were allegedly not filed by the county court commissioners involved in the preliminary stages of his criminal case. The State of Wyoming phrases the issues as follows:
I. Did the district court have jurisdiction to consider Taylor's "Petition to Show Cause Why Judgement (sic) Is Not Void"?
II. Does this Court have jurisdiction to consider Taylor's appeal?

FACTS
[¶ 3] Taylor was convicted of possession of a deadly weapon with unlawful intent following a trial to the court in Fremont County on April 7, 1997, and


have completed his sentence no later than 2001.
[¶ 11] We have consistently held that an unconditional guilty plea waives an appellate review of non-jurisdictional claims. Kitzke v. State, 2002 WY 147, ¶ 8, 55 P.3d 696, 699 (Wyo.2002). The only claims that remain are those that go to the jurisdiction of the court or the voluntariness of the plea. Id. (citing Wilson v. United States, 962 F.2d 996, 997 (11th Cir.1992)).
Examples of jurisdictional defects are unconstitutionality of the statute defining the crime, failure of the indictment or information to state an offense, and double jeopardy. Non-jurisdictional defects include the use of inadmissible evidence, the use of unlawfully obtained statements, a claim that a grand jury was improperly convened and conducted, and a claim of violation of the rightto speedy trial.
Kitzke, ¶ 9 (citations omitted).
[¶ 12] Taylor's arrest warrant and search claims are clearly waived by his plea. Taylor argues repeatedly that the alleged failure of the county court commissioners to have a written oath on file goes to the court's subject matter jurisdiction in his original criminal proceedings, and therefore can be raised at any time. He cites several civil cases for the court's general jurisdictional requirement, but no pertinent authority or cogent argument for the proposition that the county court commissioner's written oath is a jurisdictional prerequisite in preliminary criminal proceedings. Such a defectthe existence of which the record does not demonstrate would be more akin to a claim that a grand jury was improperly convened than it would be to the jurisdictional defects


not make it so. The Dems, the RINOs, even the president can call for every gun-control measure under the sun, but making it more difficult for an American citizen to exercise his Second Amendment right is not going to solve this problem.

As well, strident macho sound bytes by the likes of Beto O’Rourke don’t advance the ball either and only serve to rachet up already high tensions. After hearing of the former congressman’s remark, rest assure there is many an American out there today saying, “You just go ahead and try that, Beto. Bring it on.”

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Texas: Botsky’s

Apr 15, 2015

By Russell A. Graves

The menu speaks volumes: MacDaddy & Cheese, Slawdog Millionaire, and other fun and catchy names hint at the fun you’ll have in this downtown Lake Charles, Louisiana eatery long before the hot dogs are delivered to your table.

This unique eatery does one thing and does it remarkably well. They specialize in hot dogs.

I parked just down the block on Pujo Street and headed west towards the place and one of the first things I noticed was the simple sign hung from the vintage building’s facade. It features a mythical creature: the jackalope.

This is my


THE WITCH OF THE HILLS

In this fantasy/romance, a teenager’s destiny may encompass falling for a witch and saving a hidden realm of dreams while safeguarding his own world.

Heading to Wisconsin for college, Brian Danahey’s solo road trip is sidetracked by car trouble, an apparently empty tank. Luckily, Rebecca Church shows up and offers her cabin as a temporary refuge. She’s the girl of his dreams; that is, she looks just like the figure being pursued by a hangman in Brian’s recurring nightmare. Turns out Rebecca’s been waiting for Brian, certain he’s the one prophesied to stop an imagination-eating void from swallowing all of the World of Mortal Dreams. Without nourishment provided by the waking world’s cousin, people’s spirits will shrivel and die. Strictly adhering to the Witches Code,book is split into three sections, including a first one which alternates chapters between the time of Ellie’s disappearance and the present and a second section that begins as Laurel and Floyd meet. Both of these sections primarily focus on Laurel. In the third section, Jewell alternates narrators and moments in time: The narrator switches to alternating first-person points of view (told by Poppy’s mother and Floyd) interspersed with third-person narration of Ellie’s experiences and Laurel’s discoveries in the present. All of these devices serve to build palpable tension, but the structure also contributes to how deeply disturbing the story becomes. At times, the characters and the emotional core of the events are almost obscured by such quick maneuvering through the weighty plot.

Dark and unsettling, this novel’s end


arrives abruptly even as readers are still moving at a breakneck speed.

Trying his final case at 85, celebrated criminal defense lawyer Sandy Stern defends a Nobel-winning doctor and longtime friend whose cancer wonder drug saved Stern's life but subsequently led to the deaths of others.

Federal prosecutors are charging the eminent doctor, Kiril Pafko, with murder, fraud, and insider trading. An Argentine émigré like Stern, Pafko is no angel. His counselor is certain he sold stock in the company that produced the drug, g-Livia, before users' deaths were reported. The 78-year-old Nobelist is a serial adulterer whose former and current lovers have strong ties to the case. Working for one final time alongside his daughter and proficient legal partner, Marta, who has announced she will close the firm andA visual fault locator (VFL) applies visible light to an optical fiber at a first end of the optical fiber. Visual detection of the visible light at a different location of the optical fiber (e.g., at a second end of the optical fiber) may confirm continuity of the optical fiber or may identify a location of a fault, a faulty connection, or a bad splice in the optical fiber.
An optical time-domain reflectometer (OTDR) tester applies a series of pulses of light to an optical fiber at a first end of the optical fiber. Strength of measured return pulses at the first end of the optical fiber may be analyzed to determine properties of the optical fiber. A simplified form of an OTDR tester is a handheld device that


an IS fighter holed up in a tunnel blew himself up in front of a group of pershmergas. Six of them were killed, including five members of the same family. Danger lurks everywhere. You can sense it at every turn.

A few kilometres along the road to the north, the situation is more peaceful. Here we find the Nargazliya reception and registration camp. It is open for those civilians, most of them Sunnis, who held out in the villages and are now able to escape the clutches of IS. Today, the first 80 refugees have arrived from the nearby village of Dayraga.

Their new lives begin with a medical examination. Tired and exhausted, the women and children sit in one of the large tents waiting patiently for the process tohouses with white flags and we were received by the pershmerga."

Life in the so-called "Islamic State" had been terrible, reports Salah Ibrahim. Women had to cover themselves completely. The school was closed. "We just vegetated. We were not allowed to own anything – no mobile phones, no televisions. We were not even allowed to shave. And we were forced to attend the mosque regularly. If you didn't show up for prayers, you had to pay the equivalent of 40 euros or you got a beating," he says. Then the conversation is interrupted. A pershmerga officer sends the journalists away. The new arrivals are to be taken to a different camp today, he says.

For the Sunnis Salah and his family, the first day without IS rule begins – a


Matching and correlation computations in stereoscopic depth perception.
A fundamental task of the visual system is to infer depth by using binocular disparity. To encode binocular disparity, the visual cortex performs two distinct computations: one detects matched patterns in paired images (matching computation); the other constructs the cross-correlation between the images (correlation computation). How the two computations are used in stereoscopic perception is unclear. We dissociated their contributions in near/far discrimination by varying the magnitude of the disparity across separate sessions. For small disparity (0.03°), subjects performed at chance level to a binocularly opposite-contrast (anti-correlated) random-dot stereogram (RDS) but improved their performance with the proportion of contrast-matched (correlated) dots. For large disparity (0.48°), the direction of perceived depth reversed with an anti-correlated RDS relative to that for a correlateda 3 I guess - March 14, 2009Stupid Drunks

Reviewer: Burnt Rich - - March 4, 2009

Subject: The downfall I stopped attending any Dead or Phish shows after July of 1993. The crowds of these newly minted neo-rainbow-rasta-Dead head robots were the reason, pure and simple. There was so much angst--yes, angst and such an attitude of entitlement amongst so many to attend every show possible...the drunken Shoreline parking lot brawl I witnessed post show in May of 1993 was the last straw for my attendance at Grateful Dead shows..I gave away the rest of the Shoreline and Expo run to 2 unsuspecting young guys that evening. These 2 "heads" actually cursed us for fooling them with the FREE tickets me and my buddy were freely handing them. They


to puff hard. These were the first shows off the west coast in almost 3 months. There were some smokin hot Warfield shows to start off 94 before we headed easy again for the spring. Man what a different world it was out there after spending such a long time in The City. - June 2, 2007Only one fond memory of this show

Reviewer: Pubdef - favorite favorite favorite - August 3, 2006

Subject: Fond Memories I was surprised to see the fond memories of people who broke down a fence and stampeded the show. This should not be a fond memory for anyone. It was this behavior that lead to the death of the scene and the "tour from hell". The Dead were very clear that if you didn'thave a ticket for the show, STAY HOME. They pleaded with the "fans" to stop ruining the tours for the band and the people who had tickets. This plea for sanity was ignored by a bunch of drunken veggie burrito eating assholes. It made for a very sad end to what had once been the last true American adventure. I doubt that those of you who consider gate crashing a fond memory have much of a conscience or any intelligence, but perhaps my words will make you think about your actions, and how much they bummed out the band and the true DeadHeads. Shame on all of you.

Oh, the show isn't bad. - August 3, 2006Fond Memories

Reviewer: panda44 - favorite favorite favorite favorite favorite - July 19, 2006

Subject:


for 30 to 40 yards behind me. Still one of my fondest show memories. - January 30, 2006Brick Fence was there

Reviewer: steveCA - favorite favorite favorite favorite favorite - September 3, 2005

Subject: DSBD gotta download it! it's a DSBD!

set list is ok too.

sound is unbeatable!

5 for sound - September 3, 2005DSBD

Reviewer: buckminster_fuller - favorite favorite favorite favorite favorite - March 14, 2005

Subject: Hey Now! My dad was at these shows.. I guess that at least one night was free.. the crowd knocked the chain-link fence over... that's why there's a brick wall there now.. :( Much love & thanks for spreading the joy.. he'll enjoy this one:)

Peace and Synchronicity-

Hannibal - March 14, 2005Hey Now!

Reviewer: Patty Falafal - favorite favorite favorite - October 26, 2004

Subject: fyi-file s wrong atPro-41 to Leu mutation and a recently investigated mutant, Leu-99 to Phe. The reactive site defects are an interesting group, including those that alter P1, P1' and P12-P10 residues. Perhaps more remote mutations can also be included such as Pro-429 to Leu. The P1 and P1' mutations directly block interaction of the proteinase with anti-thrombin, while P12-P10 mutants (which have mutations affecting serpin strand s4A) enable the substrate reaction to proceed to completion, i.e. the antithrombin-thrombin complex is not stabilized and the mutant inhibitor is transformed into a substrate. The effect of the Pro-429 to Leu substitution is impairment of the reactive site and heparin binding, and the finding that this variant is not completely recognized by some MAbs implies a conformational change at the C terminus. Another


expected to be cold with the possibility of scattered thunderstorms and cloud cover.

Team News:

South Africa: With the series sealed, South Africa might look to rest some of their senior players, especially Faf du Plessis who has hinted at that.

Zimbabwe: Wellington Masakadza and Neville Madziva could get a look in in the third T20I.

What they said:

"There's been a lot of guys coming in and sometimes it creates a bit of a headache and it's a good one to have. Other guys getting opportunities are doing well... The plan is that everyone gets two games and that means the skipper is going miss out unfortunately in the next game." - Faf du Plessis.

"Guys are getting starts, but it's about building on those starts. We've continued to lose wickets at the1978, the proven crude oil reserves in the world reached 648.3 billion barrels, among which 405.7 billion, or 63 percent, were in the Middle East and North Africa. In 1988, the global reserves reached 917.8 billion, and 608.1 of which, or 66 percent, were from those regions. In 1998, 716.2 billion barrels accounting for 68 percent of the total 1,052.9 billion barrels were there. By the end of 2002, while the world reserves decreased to 1, 047.7 billion barrels, that in the Middle East and North Africa even reached to 7 28.3 billion barrel, accounting for 70 percent of the whole. The conclusion drawn in the report was that the Middle East situation would affect the world's energy balance between supply and demand.

Various data indicate that in the


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Oak Park boasts excellent schools, world class architecture, shopping, dining and an extensive public transportation network. But Oak Park is more than a place – it also is a way of life. Use the links in this menu to learn more about our community and the many services available to residents and visitors alike.

Development projects energize Oak Park

Nov. 11, 2016 - Officials broke ground Thursday for another development project in downtown Oak Park that is bringing new energy to the heart of the community.

The groundbreaking ceremony was for the five-storylike, I know I shouldn’t be nice to you and I shouldn’t be doing the favors that you ask me to do, but I couldn’t help it because I’m a very forgiving person.

During the Secret commercial, to the viewers it looked like you copied Nik’s idea. What’s your explanation of what happened there?

She overheard me saying my lines, and she came up to me and said, “Our secrets are the same, except that I say that I sleep with a night light.” And she of course went to Mr. Jay with her concerns, and he said it’s fine because we could say it completely differently. I went first, and I was saying my secret, and the director stopped me and said that I sounded very rehearsed and he


scan is automatically acquired without active tracking of eye movements during the acquisition procedure. In the current investigation this function was applied, and pupil dilation was not performed. Three high-quality images were obtained by the same skilled operator (Y. K.). Only scans with a Signal Strength Index (SSI) higher than 7 were used in analyses. The 3 OCT scans were acquired with approximately 5 minutes intervals. The participants were required to remove their chin from the chinrest between the image acquisition sessions.

### Circumpapillary OCT parameters {#sec008}

For cpRNFL and cpTR imaging, raster scanning over a 6 × 6 mm^2^ area centered on the optic disc center was conducted at a scan density of 512 A-scans (horizontal) × 128 B-scans (vertical) \[[@pone.0144721.ref005]\]. Measurements of cpRNFL and cpTR thicknesses were performedshadow effect are indicated with arrows.](pone.0144721.g002){#pone.0144721.g002}

Our study has limitations. The sample size was relatively small, all eyes were non-glaucomatous healthy eyes, and all participants were Japanese. Therefore no direct conclusion from our results can be made for glaucoma patients and other ethnic groups. In the current pilot study we did not include a glaucoma group with a wide range of disease severity, since we wished to clarify those circumpapillary and macular parameters which seem to be most useful for our future glaucoma diagnostic studies.

In conclusion, in this repeatability study made on healthy Japanese eyes all global, quadrant and sector cpTR parameters showed excellent intrasession reproducibility, which was better than that found for the corresponding cpRNFL thickness parameters. As far as we know this is the first evaluation of


and financial support to attend HPV‐related conferences from both companies. B.K. has been a member of the advisory board on the HPV vaccine for GSK, Denmark, and has received financial support from GSK for travel to study‐related meetings. S.C.DeS.\'s employer (at the time of the study), 4Clinics, has received from GSK consulting fee or honoraria, fees for statistical analysis, including additional analyses performed for this manuscript. W.A.T. has received financial support for travel to meetings for the study or other purposes from GSK, Merck and Sanofi Pasteur. D.J. was, at the time of this study, initially an employee and then a consultant in HPV to GSK Vaccines. E.A.J.\'s institution has received grants from GSK and Merck for HPV vaccine studies; he is also a paid member of theadvisory boards of Merck (HPV vaccines) and Sanofi Pasteur MSD; and has received lecture fees from GSK, Merck, Sanofi Pasteur MSD and Roche Diagnostics. A.S. and E.S.\'s institution has received payments from GSK. They have also received consulting fees or honoraria for their participation in the study. They have been reimbursed for travel‐related expenses and have previously participated in an HPV vaccine trial for GSK. A.M. and W.Q. have received from GSK grants, financial support for travel to meetings for the study or other purposes, and fees for participation in review activities such as data monitoring boards, statistical analysis, end point committees, and the like; also grants and fees for consultancy outside the submitted work. O.R., R.K., J.O\'L. and L.K. declare no conflicts of interest. V.D. and her


HPV types. If positive by SPF~10~‐DEIA the amplimers can be genotyped by LiPA~25~, which enables simultaneous genotyping of 14 HR (16, 18, 31, 33, 35, 39, 45, 51, 52, 56, 58, 59, 66, 68/73) and 11 LR (6, 11, 34, 40, 42, 43, 44, 53, 54, 70, 74) HPV types.[24](#ijc29651-bib-0024){ref-type="ref"}, [25](#ijc29651-bib-0025){ref-type="ref"} Each run contained positive and negative controls to monitor DNA isolation, PCR amplification, HPV detection and genotyping procedures. If the sample tested negative for HPV, the DNA was diluted ten‐fold and the testing was repeated.

Statistical analysis {#ijc29651-sec-0005}
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All women with an expert‐confirmed diagnosis of ADC, ASC or AIS were included in the analysis. Levels of agreement between original country diagnoses and expert diagnoses were assessed by computing simple Cohen\'s kappa coefficients (95% confidence interval (CI)). Characteristics of subjectswith AIS, ASC, ADC and its subtypes (as determined by final expert diagnosis) were summarised by median age (95% CI) at diagnosis, HPV‐positivity, HPV type‐prevalence overall and per country. Median age (95% CI) was also computed per HPV type, and diagnosis. Statistical analyses were performed using Statistical Analysis Software (SAS version 9.1).

Results {#ijc29651-sec-0006}
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Cervical adenocarcinoma and subtypes {#ijc29651-sec-0007}
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From a total of 3,626 women originally diagnosed with ICC, 514 (14.2%) were diagnosed with ADC. Expert pathology review confirmed the ADC diagnosis in 411 of these 514 women. A further 50 women originally diagnosed with non‐ADC ICC were given an expert‐confirmed ADC diagnosis. These women comprised 10.9% of all 461 expert‐confirmed ADC cases (Supporting Information Fig. *a*). Analysis of the level of agreement between original diagnoses and expert diagnoses yielded a


kappa coefficient of 0.82 (95% CI: 0.79--0.85). Among the 461 women with confirmed ADC (representing 14.6% of all expert‐confirmed ICC), usual‐type ADC, clear‐cell ADC, serous ADC, gastric‐type ADC, endometrioid ADC and ADC NOS accounted for 364 (79.0%), 29 (6.3%), 23 (5.0%), 7 (1.5%), 31 (6.7%) and 7 (1.5%) cases, respectively (Tables [1](#ijc29651-tbl-0001){ref-type="table-wrap"} and [2](#ijc29651-tbl-0002){ref-type="table-wrap"}).

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Histology, human papillomavirus (HPV) status and age at diagnosis

                                                                 tissue preservation (*i.e.,* inadequate DNA quality), storage and processing and/or loss of specific sequences due to mutations in neoplastic cells may be responsible for false negative results in HPV DNA detection and genotyping. However, based on the experience of another research group who utilised the same HPV‐genotyping methodology with a set of ADC samples that was similar to, but independent of, those used in the current study, we believe that the rate of HPV DNA false‐negative results was marginal in our study.[39](#ijc29651-bib-0039){ref-type="ref"} This provides a robust and up‐to‐date description of the association between CGN and common HPV types in Europe. However, the study was an observational cross‐sectional study and, as such, *post hoc* statistical hypothesis testing was not performed. Hence the hypotheses generated from the current data require


was related with endometrial thickness. Either the evaluations were performed immediately after progestogen withdrawal bleeding, as showed by 1st phase results. The results of the 1st phase of the study showed a mean endometrial thickness significantly lower at 7th day of the cycle compared to 14th, 21st and 25th day (4.3+/-1.2 versus 6.6+/-2.9, 7.8+/-4.2 and 7.4+/-4.6 mm+/-SD, respectively). After six cycles of cs-HRT (2nd phase of the study), the mean endometrial thickness was significantly increased in comparison with basal values (4.2+/-1.5 versus 2.8+/-1.2 mm+/-SD; P<0.05). Endometrial biopsies showed 13 cases (39.4%) of atrophy and 20 cases (60.6%) of proliferative endometrium. Mean endometrial thickness in case of atrophy was lower than in presence of a proliferative endometrium (3.7+/-1.2 versus 4.4+/-1.4 mm+/-SD; not significant). Endometrial thickness was <4 mm inReduction in Human Papillomavirus Vaccine Type Prevalence Among Young Women Screened for Cervical Cancer in an Integrated US Healthcare Delivery System in 2007 and 2012-2013.
In the United States, human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine is recommended for 11- or 12-year-olds, and for young adults not previously vaccinated. Early vaccine impact can be measured by reductions in vaccine-type (VT) HPV prevalence. Consecutive residual cervical specimens were retained from women aged 20-29 years at Kaiser Permanente Northwest in 2007, 2012, and 2013. HPV genotypes were determined using L1 consensus polymerase chain reaction with type-specific hybridization to detect 37 types, including VT HPV (HPV type 6, 11, 16, and 18). We compared HPV prevalence in 2007 and 2012-2013, and we evaluated predictors of VT HPV and any-HPV prevalence in 2012-2013. In 2012-2013, 31.9%


Image by Guttorm Flatabø, Soviet Star now used as trash can in Transdniester

The frozen Soviet conflict of Transdniester in Eastern Moldova may have begun to thaw ever so slightly. This week, representatives from the separatist government in Tiraspol, Transdniester, and counterparts in Chisinau, the capital of Moldova, signed an agreement for vehicular traffic from the breakaway region to travel legally outside its borders. The agreement was pushed along by the OSCE.

“The owners of vehicles in Moldova’s separatist region of Transdniester will receive neutral registration plates and will be allowed to participate in international road traffic as of September this year, according to an agreement between Chisinau and Tiraspol backed by the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe,” reported RFERL.

The Wonders Galore Of Mimi Castle In Moldova

The regionin studying about energy work, spirituality and metaphysical subjects. He started his channeling work and was connected and guided to teach and share the Cosmic Energy Healing. Since then, Lionel has helped many individuals in doing clearing, enhancing and attuning their chakras and auras to their optimum. He also instills positive energies to working and living space and harmonizing their energies at the same time. He helps and teaches individuals on how to do self healing and enhancing their positive energies so that they will be able to attract positive things like good health, abundance, success, loving relationship and happiness to their lives.


probably a bit longer than we anticipated. But at the end of the day, we got the right result.

Q: Are you sold out for the opener on Saturday?Canetti: We sold out the game more than eight weeks ago, without even going to a public sale. We went to all of our season-ticket accounts and gave them the opportunity to buy additional seats to the opener. They bought even more than we expected and sold the place out. We’ll have a capacity crowd of 22,000.

Q: Have you started to see advantages of being part of a downtown district with Minute Maid Park and Toyota Center?Canetti: To have your own stadium adjacent to the other major league clubs and near the major highway is really helpful. We’re a young clubImplement all conversion functions like DBLE, the first argument is
  /// the value to convert. There may be an additional KIND arguments that
  /// is ignored because this is already reflected in the result type.
  mlir::Value genConversion(mlir::Type, llvm::ArrayRef<mlir::Value>);

  /// Define the different FIR generators that can be mapped to intrinsic to
  /// generate the related code.
  using ElementalGenerator = decltype(&IntrinsicLibrary::genAbs);
  using ExtendedGenerator = decltype(&IntrinsicLibrary::genLenTrim);
  using Generator = std::variant<ElementalGenerator, ExtendedGenerator>;

  /// All generators can be outlined. This will build a function named
  /// "fir."+ <generic name> + "." + <result type code> and generate the
  /// intrinsic implementation inside instead of at the intrinsic call sites.
  /// This can be used to keep the FIR more readable.


Only one function will
  /// be generated for all the similar calls in a program.
  /// If the Generator is nullptr, the wrapper uses genRuntimeCall.
  template <typename GeneratorType>
  mlir::Value outlineInWrapper(GeneratorType, llvm::StringRef name,
                               mlir::Type resultType,
                               llvm::ArrayRef<mlir::Value> args);
  fir::ExtendedValue outlineInWrapper(ExtendedGenerator, llvm::StringRef name,
                       &I::genConversion},
    {"aimag", &I::genAimag},
    {"aint", &I::genAint},
    {"anint", &I::genAnint},
    {"ceiling", &I::genCeiling},
    {"char", &I::genConversion},
    {"conjg", &I::genConjg},
    {"dim", &I::genDim},
    {"dble", &I::genConversion},
    {"dprod", &I::genDprod},
    {"floor", &I::genFloor},
    {"iand", &I::genIAnd},
    {"ichar", &I::genIchar},
    {"ieor", &I::genIEOr},
    {"ior", &I::genIOr},
    {"len", &I::genLen},
    {"len_trim", &I::genLenTrim},
    {"max", &I::genExtremum<Extremum::Max, ExtremumBehavior::MinMaxss>},
    {"min", &I::genExtremum<Extremum::Min, ExtremumBehavior::MinMaxss>},
    {"merge", &I::genMerge},
    {"mod", &I::genMod},
    {"nint", &I::genNint},
    {"sign", &I::genSign},
};

/// To make fir output more readable for debug, one can outline all intrinsic
/// implementation in


ACOS(REAL(10)) is available, it is better to use
// ACOS(REAL(16)) with casts rather than ACOS(REAL(8)).
// Note that this is not a symmetric distance and the order of "from" and "to"
// arguments matters, d(foo, bar) may not be the same as d(bar, foo) because it
// may be safe to replace foo by bar, but not the opposite.
class FunctionDistance {
public:
  FunctionDistance() : infinite{true} {}

  FunctionDistance(mlir::FunctionType from, mlir::FunctionType to) {
    auto nInputs = from.getNumInputs();
    auto nResults = from.getNumResults();
    if (nResults != to.getNumResults() || nInputs != to.getNumInputs()) {
      infinite = true;
    } else {
      for (decltype(nInputs) i{0}; i < nInputs && !infinite; ++i)
            mlir::FunctionType funcType,
                                          bool loadRefArguments) {
  assert(funcType.getNumResults() == 1 &&
         "expect one result for intrinsic functions");
  auto resultType = funcType.getResult(0);
  std::string wrapperName = fir::mangleIntrinsicProcedure(name, funcType);
  auto function = builder.getNamedFunction(wrapperName);
  if (!function) {
    // First time this wrapper is needed, build it.
    function = builder.createFunction(loc, wrapperName, funcType);
    function.setAttr("fir.intrinsic", builder.getUnitAttr());
    function.addEntryBlock();

    // Create local context to


builder.create<fir::CmpfOp>(loc, mlir::CmpFPredicate::OGT, diff, zero);
  return builder.create<mlir::SelectOp>(loc, cmp, diff, zero);
}

// DPROD
mlir::Value IntrinsicLibrary::genDprod(mlir::Type resultType,
                                       llvm::ArrayRef<mlir::Value> args) {
  assert(args.size() == 2);
  assert(fir::isa_real(resultType) &&
         "Result must be double precision in DPROD");
  auto a = builder.createConvert(loc, resultType, args[0]);
  auto b = builder.createConvert(loc, resultType, args[1]);
  return builder.create<fir::MulfOp>(loc, a, b);
}

// FLOOR
mlir::Value IntrinsicLibrary::genFloor(mlir::Type resultType,
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I was looking at some sprite sheets at sprite sheet database. I noticed that some of the sprite sheets had several different objects placed together in one file. Some of the sprites, such as movement animations were placed next to each other so that they were of the same height. However, sometimes next to them are larger sprite objects that take up a different amount of space.
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5. QE depresses interest rates, encouraging investors to "reach for yield" by investing in risky assets, increasing the likelihood of another financial crisis.

6. Government borrowing requires the Fed to buy bonds to hold down interest rates and keep the government from defaulting; this will cause/is causing/is defined as inflation.

7. Every bad effect of QE will also result from a long period of zero interest rates.

I have heard this basic story from many employees in the financial industry. I have heard it from a large number of finance writers, including some people I like and respect (but also including some who are shameless hucksters). I have heard it from undergrads at Stony Brook and Michigan. I see it on Twitter and


on the blogs and on TV, and I hear it in Wall Street bars. I call it the Finance Macro Canon - the basic framework through which a big chunk of Wall Street sees the macroeconomy.

What I think about each of these belief items is not important (Just for the record, I think #4, 5, 6, and 7 very well might be true, #3 is goofy, #2 is utterly wrong, and #1 is one of the biggest mysteries of macroeconomics). The really interesting question is why the finance industry has become such a hive mind with regards to this worldview.

First of all, part of this canon defies the data - Japan's eternal zero interest rate policy didn't end deflation, nor did a dramatic expansion of its monetary basepolicy causes inflation. His insights form the core of the New Keynesian research program that has come to more-or-less dominate central bank thinking.

3. The lingering influence of the Austrians. Austrians traditionally are suspicious of big banks, and suspicious of government meddling in the economy. Peter Schiff calls himself an Austrian, and he's out there spouting this canon daily, and lots of people listen to him.

4. Motivated reasoning. Most of the retail clients of the finance industry - and the customers of financial media - are older high net worth individuals who stand to benefit both from higher interest rates and from lower inflation. It might be in the interests of financial industry employees and financial media people to express a worldview where the policy conclusion is exactly what


Incidentally, if you do work with a quasi-cashless economy model, and the central bank suddenly decides to not pay interest on excess reserves even when market interest rates increase significantly above zero then that would cause high inflation since the real value of these excess reserves must be very low in that case (demand for excess reserves must be small if they don't pay competitive interest rates and we're no longer in a financial crisis). But the fed and other central banks' commitment to their inflation target suggests Janet Yellen or Mark Carney would never do such a crazy thing, and the losses on the fed's portfolio when interest rates rise have been estimated to be modest (look up a paper by Hall and Reis for some estimates).

well,for rationalism, individuality, and optimal monetary policy (whatever that is).,,,you need let's see ...more 20,000,000 of minds at least before the big crush

1. Inflation itself is odd, as prices do not necessarily rise uniformly. Prices rise on the individual product level for either increases in demand or increases in costs. The method that the Fed used was QE which is a highly inefficient method of boosting the money supply. Because it involved a transfer of money for financial products. Both sides were left with the same net worth. Essentially the Fed became more levered and the bank less so. QE is not real money printing. The issue at hand is how to measure money, with reasonable predictable inferences. There is no mechanism for bank money to become broad


cash, which is looking more likely.7. I'm very weary of the bad effect is eventually gonna happen crowd.2.3. Arguing about definitions are a waste of time, we could call "a general rise in prices" ABCD. In the mean time Austrians should just accept the mainstream definition of inflation as a rise in prices to keep the dialogue going.

NO you don't have only asset inflation. you have plenty of consumer good's inflation all around the world ,,,,you american's are exporting inflation with your bonds that give extra purchasing power to million's of asians that buy your inflated assetsergo bread is rising in the north-african regions, olive oil in the south of europe doubled since 2008Tuna prices arise 40% since 2010 ,,,,is a scarcity game and we are losing

and ofinflation then by definition Fed buying bonds will increase interest rates.

I hear the same story with respect to the prices of treasuries. With all the record high debt levels why is the interest rate on the debt on not going up? Because the treasury is creating artificial demand by buying them up.

So the idea is that zimbabwe central bank buying zimbabwe bonds would cause a boom in the zimbabwe bond prices and reduce the interest rates to zero. Makes no sense.

SORRY but the zimbabué makes less sense,,,the zimbabwe bué don't have nuclear weapons, the biggest imperial banking system of the world and the north korea guys don't make 100 trillion notes of zimbabwethey prefer to forge fake banknotes in god they trust

Although there were 2500 prosecutions for passing


US of A bonds Osama bin Laden use to have american bonds

Putin and all the people that is in a state of constant change have bonds that have been paid from records that endure at least 150 years

i don't have a record of default in american bonds

except this :The 1790 Default. Shortly after the formation of the first United States federal government under the Constitution of 1787, Congress passed and President Washington signed the Funding Act of 1790. This act directed the Secretary of the Treasury, Alexander Hamilton, to assume the Revolutionary War debts of the states, allowing creditors to exchange the state-backed war debt with bonds issued by the US Treasury. The interest on the bonds was deferred until 1801. A total of $21.5 million dollars wasWall Street investors have been buying up residential real estate in the past several years for the purpose of earning rental income. The excessive money-printing by the Fed, which goes into the hands of Wall Street, has artificially inflated house prices and made them out of reach of many middle class homeowner wannabes. Our society is so fucked up. Fiat money and the Federal Reserve bank are the main culprits. No doubt about it.

"A world in which printing money doesn't have any clear link to inflation is a weird world indeed."

I cannot believe how stupid these economist-scientist eggheads have become. There is not a clear link between inflation and money printing because the only inflation they are focusing on is m0 consumer price inflation and the excessive money


increase in their quantity.

By printing around $1 trillion per year and buying bonds the Fed has created a bond bubble. They could never sell the long term bonds for the price they paid. If they started to sell the bond bubble would pop before they unloaded much. The real bills doctrine says they need to stick to short term bonds so the value of the bonds does not change much and they can withdraw the bills they make. Because of this the finance guys are right.

Evidence, Vincent? Anything? Bueller? If what you say is true, wouldn't private sector buyers of bonds fear this and unload right now? Why hasn't Japan's "bond bubble" popped? Methinks this is probably not as easy as you think it is...

The timing is notpopulation and they don't use euros.....it's not good for germany in the long run...they don't sell only BMW's and Mercedes they use to sell plenty of services and industrial machines that the south and the east of europe don't buy anymore...

and they are dumping this machines in asia until ......the chinese produce the same machinery some coal mining machines in china are better than the germans endure superior pressure and the cost is half the germanic are losing alot

Not arguing the long-run equilibrium. Germany is doing quite well relative to the EU in terms of employment and are a significant net exporter. German economists shill for the politicians and exporters pushing for austerity. As I said, they are serving their overlords well.

The money multiplier description of money is


will find the real issue in here: how credit expansions created by central banks (artificial interest rates modification), creates at the same time, overinvestment and overconsumption, providing a distorsion in different production stages. It can be seen clearly in real state boom in USA or Spain, where interest rates couldn't rise up when the economy started to heat. Why? because central banks continue to push interest rates down. In a real interest rate enviroment, protobubles can be stopped in realy stages of growth, because is naturally impossible to overinvest and overconsume at the same time. Impossible.

I agree we have not gotten inflation yet, but what is wrong with our logic? Seems almost tight a tight proof. Just not sure of the timing.http://howfiatdies.blogspot.com/2014/01/how-we-know-inflation-is-coming.html

the effects of the money supply growthpurchasing power relative to goods produced or by loss of faith in fiat money.Why has inflation not manifested itself? Our economic system is debt-based. TCMDO (Total Credit Market Debt Outstanding) is $59trn, not counting unfunded liabilities. Yes, there are a lot of assets on the other side of the balance sheet, but those are not in the same hands (income / wealth inequality). A debt-based economy is dammed to grow. If number of citizens and productivity shrinks, the system becomes unstable very quickly (debt/GDP just keeps going up, even with balanced budget). Annual population growth in the US has slowed to 0.7%. And maybe we have squeezed most productivity gains out of the production process already.

* Debt: Increasing debt levels allow for faster consumption / investment, and can


I would say that there are a few factors (some related to basic stupidity, others far more insidious) that in various combinations would explain the macro-finance canon.

Firstly, you have to realize that enormous sums of money have been made through

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To investigate the differential mRNA expression and tissue distribution of wnt [wingless-type mouse mammary tumor virus (MMTV) integration site family, wnt] gene members wnt1, wnt2, wnt4, wnt5, wnt11A and wnt11B in protoscoleces and adult worms of Echinococcus granulosus. The mRNA expression of wnt1, wnt2, wnt4, wnt5, wnt11A and wnt11B was determined by qRT-PCR. Tissue distribution of wnt1, wnt2, wnt4, wnt5, wnt11A and wnt11B in Echinococcus granulosus protoscoleces was determined by the whole-mount in situ hybridization. The qRT-PCR results showed that the mRNA expression levels of wnt1 and wnt2 in the adult worms were 1.49 （P>0.05） and 2.53 folds（P<0.05） of those in the protoscoleces, respectively. The mRNA expression levels of wnt4, wnt5, wnt11A and wnt11Btwo full days culling longer lists of names to between four and six for each key position. Prospective candidates recommended for national security adviser included retired Marine Gen. Jim Mattis, who was selected for defense secretary; retired Marine Gen. Peter Pace, a former chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff; retired Adm. William H. McRaven, who oversaw the raid that killed Osama bin Laden and is now chancellor of the University of Texas System; and K.T. McFarland, the current deputy national security adviser.

Flynn was penciled in as a possible director of national intelligence, for which transition officials believed he was better suited than national security adviser.

Cabinet selections were to be made quickly after the election but withheld until at least Thanksgiving. “We wanted him to make [Cabinet] selections


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RPG mode is a free-roaming 3d game and reverts to the standard 2d fights when you talk to certain NPCs or as part of the story. Unfortunately, there are also 3d fights which have been oversimplified to the point where all you do is mash on circle and occasionally throw in an rasengan. At least in the first Accel, Naruto's attacks varied a bit into long


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        ifUCL Institute of Archaeology

View from the trenches: Romania

9 July 2013

Institute staff and students are currently continuing their excavations at Tăşnad, Satu Mare country, in Northwestern Romania.

Dig Diary 2013

In 2012, Ulrike Sommer and Ciprian
Astalos began excavations of an early Neolithic Körös-settlement in Tăşnad,
Romania. The site belongs to a large
settlement area discovered during rescue excavations since the 1990. A number
of houses and numerous settlement pits were discovered. The erosion of the
Cehal-banks necessitated further rescue excavations, which were conducted in
cooperation between the Satu Mare Museum and the Institute of Archaeology, UCL.

The settlement dates to around 5000 BC and
belongs to the earliest agriculturalists in the area. They reached the site
either from the East, from Central Transsylvania, where Gura Bacului
represents one of the early Criş-sites in the area, or up the Tisa river


is an indicator of investor confidence. How investors feel
about a particular event is not necessarily accurate, and has basically no
direct relation to the WHO.

~~~
notahacker
Also, even a perfectly successful way of containing Covid-19 would depress
stock values [against a benchmark of _the virus not existing_ ] if it involved
containment actions such as isolating significant numbers of people and
cancelling events and flights.

------
deveac
It feels like all of the reporting I've seen from experts (not just mainstream
news outlets which are admittedly terrible)has indicated Covid-19's R0 is
worse than influenza.

It would have been awfully nice if The WHO tossed us a citation on their claim
that this is not the case. It was hard to read the entire piece with that
unsupported claim hanging so heavily.

And the containment claim...again...would have loved for them to argue the
case, becauseupdate about the virus and help from the world,
Chinese government doesn't want this to happen.

[https://foreignpolicy.com/2020/01/22/china-health-
coronaviru...](https://foreignpolicy.com/2020/01/22/china-health-coronavirus-
wuhan-virus-spreads-taiwan-no-say-who/)

So basically Taiwan was excluded from the global health system for long time
because that.

I am from Taiwan, I don't feel surprise at all that WHO is controlled by
China, as they have shown it that way long time ago on the issue of excluding
people from Taiwan. So that's obviously political over people's health in the
world.

------
DreamSpinner
It's interesting that the notes regarding transmission efficiency are _not_
present in the similar speach given on the 4th of March (as opposed to the
article link, which is the 3rd of March).

I'm not sure what to make of it. It might be pure paranoia on my part - but it
is an interesting change in the welcome statements that are otherwise
generally similar.

[https://www.who.int/dg/speeches/detail/who-director-
general-...](https://www.who.int/dg/speeches/detail/who-director-general-s-
opening-remarks-at-the-mission-briefing-on-covid-19---4-march-2020)

------
username90
Then how


but certain that the statement "We can contain it" is a lie at this
point, I don't see how anyone can believe that. At least not without
aggressively doing complete lockdowns of large communities before we even
confirm cases, but I feel it is too late even for that now.

------
ardit33
1\. I would not trust anything coming out of WHO at this point. Even Germany
called it a pandemic, yet they are not willing to call it such (perhaps due to
political influence/pressure, or just incompetence). This looks more like a
'panic containment' type of statement than the truth.

2\. The R0 of seasonal flu, is about 1.5, Covid-19 has a R0 between 2.6 and
3.5*. (yet to be determined), which is much more contagious than normal flu.
This article has no mention of it, hence has nobut that's war-zone like statistics.... and this should be treat
as such. (it needs a true war like mobilization to be combated, and talks like
this to minimize the impact are just irresponsible).

~~~
allovernow
[https://markets.businessinsider.com/news/stocks/pandemic-
bon...](https://markets.businessinsider.com/news/stocks/pandemic-bond-debate-
inside-look-world-bank-coronavirus-relief-investment-2020-2-1028906657?op=1)

> The [class a] bonds default if pandemic-related deaths reach 2,500 in a
> single nation with an additional 20 or more deaths confirmed in an overseas
> country, according to the bank's prospectus.

> The [class b] bonds pay 11.5% annually, but reach default after 250 deaths.
> The bonds' payout rate scales with the number of additional countries that
> experience than 20 confirmed deaths.

Well? Why are they dragging their feet? Even the official numbers have seen
more than 2.5k die in China and more than 20 in Iran. The only question now is
whether this is incompetence or maliciousness.

~~~
JumpCrisscross
I don’t see it.


not back
online - don't believe me? Check real time pollution maps for yourself. The
air is still cleaner than it has been in decades.

The WHO and CDC are lying to you. You can verify all of this for yourself.

Hell, 8% of Iranian parliament members are infected. Look at the chaos
gripping Iran, Italy, and SK. This is not the flu and I'm astounded that not
only are official organizations misleading the public to this degree, but
people are buying it en masse.

Finally, after a mass petition, a number of journals released all 2019ncov
literature from paywall. You can find estimates for mortality and R0 from many
sources, and I don't think I've seen a single one below 2. The Spanish Flu of
1918 was at 2. Of course take these with a grain of salttold Brazilian outlet Combate recently. “I returned slowly to technical training, but I want to be good next year. I want to fight again in April or May.”

Although many people felt it might be time for “Big Nog” to retire following the loss to Nelson, he’d like to go out on his own terms. Nogueira is, however, leaning towards next year being his last.

“I’m thinking of ending my career next year,” he said. “I want to have two more fights, although there’s no one specific yet to face. I’m ready to fight anyone.”

Having been a star in Pride FC’s heyday, Nogueira earned the interim UFC heavyweight championship in only his second fight in the Octagon. He lost the belt in his next fight and then alternated between wins


parameters of the deformation are unknown in general.

When $G$ is a classical group, e.g., $\mathrm{GL}_n(q),$ $\mathrm{GU}_n(q)$, $\mathrm{Sp}_{2n}
(q)$... it turns out that most of the structure of $\mathrm{End}_G(R_L^G(V))$ does not depend on the representation $V$. This suggests to rather study the endomorphism algebra $\mathrm{End}(R_L^G)$ of the Harish-Chandra induction functor $R_L^G$ rather than the endomorphism algebra of the induced representation. This was already achieved in [@CR] for $G= \mathrm{GL}_n(q)$. In this series of papers we aim at extending Chuang-Rouquier’s framework to other classical groups.

In this paper we will focus on the case of finite unitary groups $\mathrm{GU}_n(q)$. We will work with both ordinary representations (characteristic zero) and modular representations in non-defining characteristic (characteristic $\ell \nmid q$). More precisely, the field of coefficients $R$ of the representations will be an extensionon the basis of $[\scrU_R]$ formed by unipotent characters (if char$(R) = 0$) or their $\ell$-reduction (if char$(R)=\ell$). On this basis the action can be made explicit, and we prove that there is a natural $\frakg$-module isomorphism $$[\scrU_R] \, \mathop{\longrightarrow}\limits^\sim \, \bigoplus_{t \geqslant 0} \bfF(Q_t)$$ between the Grothendieck group of $\scrU_R$ and a direct sum of level 2 Fock spaces $\bfF(Q_t)$, each of which corresponds to an ordinary Harish-Chandra series (see Corollary \[cor:derivedaction-uk\]). Through this isomorphism, the basis of unipotent characters (or their $\ell$-reduction) is sent to the standard monomial basis.

Our original motivation for constructing a categorical action of $\frakg$ on $\scrU_R$ comes from a conjecture of Gerber-Hiss-Jacon [@GHJ], which predicts an explicit relation between the Harish-Chandra branching graph and the crystal graph of the Fock spaces $\bigoplus_{t


\geqslant 0} \bfF(Q_t)$. See also [@GH]. Using our categorical methods and the unitriangularity of the decomposition matrix we obtain a complete proof of the conjecture (see Theorem \[thm:wHC\]).

Assume $e >1$ is odd. Then the Harish-Chandra branching graph coincides with the union of the crystal graphs of the Fock spaces $\bfF(Q_t)$.

Note that the construction of these crystal graphs depend on the choice of a charge, which is made explicit in §\[sec:isocrystals\] and which indeed differs slightly from the charge used in [@GHJ]. Note also that the proof is based on the following two basic ingredients :

-   a unicity statement for crystals of perfect bases which seems to be new (Proposition \[prop:perfect-bases\]),

-   a particular choice of partial order on the basis elements of the Fock spaceto its Brauer correspondent.

Many results and construction can be applied to other classical groups. This will be the purpose of a subsequent paper.

The paper is organized as follows. In Section \[part:categoricalactions\] we set our notations and recall the definition of categorical actions. We also record several applications for later use, including the existence of perfect bases and the construction of derived equivalences. In Section \[part:fock\] we introduce the Fock spaces, which are certain the level $l$ representations of Kac-Moody algebras. They have a basis given by charged $l$-partitions, and a crystal graph which can be defined combinatorially. In Section \[part:modular\] we recall standard results on unipotent representations of finite reductive groups in non-defining characteristic. Section \[part:unitarygroups\] is the core of our paper. We define a representation datum on


each $i\in \scrI$ there exists a fundamental weight $\Lambda_i\in\X_\scrI$ satisfying $\langle \alpha_j^\vee,\Lambda_i \rangle_\scrI = \delta_{ij}$ for all $j\in\scrI$,

-   $\langle \bullet , \bullet \rangle_\scrI : \X_\scrI^\vee\times \X_\scrI
     \longrightarrow \bbZ$ is a perfect pairing such that $\langle \alpha_j^\vee,\alpha_i\rangle_\scrI =~a_{ij}$.

Let $\Q_\scrI^\vee = \bigoplus \bbZ \alpha_i^\vee$ be the coroot lattice and $\P_\scrI = \bigoplus \bbZ \Lambda_i$ be the weight lattice. Then, the Kac-Moody algebra $\frakg_\scrI$ corresponding to this datum is the Lie algebra generated by the Chevalley generators $e_i, f_i$ for $i \in \scrI$ and the Cartan algebra $\frakh = \bbC\otimes \X_\scrI^{\vee}$. An element $h \in \frakh$ acts by $[h,e_i] = \langle h,\alpha_i\rangle e_i$. The Lie algebra $\frakg_\scrI'$ is the derived subalgebra $[\frakg_\scrI,\frakg_\scrI]$.

\[ex:onegenerator\] When $\scrI = v^{\bbZ}$ two cases arise.

-   If $\scrI$ is= \bigoplus_{m\in\bbN}\bfH^{Q,\, v}_{R,m}\mod \quad \text{and} \quad
  \scrL(\Lambda_Q)_{\Lambda_Q-\alpha}=e_\alpha\bfH^{Q,\,v}_{R,m}\mod.$$ For any $m<n$, the $R$-algebra embedding of the affine Hecke algebras $\bfH_{R,m}^v
\hookrightarrow \bfH_{R,n}^v$ given by $T_i\longmapsto T_i$ and $X_j\longmapsto X_j$ induces an embedding $\bfH^{Q,\, v}_{R,m}\hookrightarrow \bfH^{Q,\,v}_{R,n}$. The $R$-algebra $\bfH^{Q,\,v}_{R,n}$ is free as a left and as a right $\bfH^{Q,\,v}_{R,m}$-module. This yields a pair of exact adjoint functors $(\Ind^{n}_m,\,\Res^{n}_m)$ between $\bfH^{Q,\,v}_{R,n}\mod$ and $\bfH^{Q,\,v}_{R,m}\mod$. They induce endofunctors $E$ and $F$ of $\scrL(\Lambda_Q)$ by $E=\bigoplus_{m\in\bbN}
\Res_m^{m+1}$ and $F=\bigoplus_{m\in\bbN}\Ind_m^{m+1}$. The right multiplication on $\bfH^{Q}_{\scrI,m+1}$ by $X_{m+1}$ yields an endomorphism of the functor $\Ind_m^{m+1}$. The right multiplication by $T_{m+1}$ yields an endomorphism of $\Ind_m^{m+2}.$ We define $X\in\End(F)$ and $T\in\End(F^2)$ by $X=\bigoplus_{m}X_{m+1}$ and $T=\bigoplus_{m}T_{m+1}$.

This construction yields a categorification of the simple highest module $\bfL(\Lambda_Q)$ of $\frakg_\scrI$. Indeed, a theorem of Kang and Kashiwara implies that this holds


we deduce that the endomorphism algebra of the induction of a cuspidal module is a cyclotomic Hecke algebra whose parameters are given by the weight of the cuspidal module.

### Perfect bases, crystals and branching graphs {#subsec:perfect}

We start by a review of Kashiwara’s theory of perfect bases and crystals. A good reference is [@K95], or [@KOP] for a short review. We will be working with the Kac-Moody algebra $\frakg$ coming from a pair $(\scrI,v)$ as in §\[sec:quivers\].

An [*abstract crystal*]{} is a set $B$ together with maps $\mathrm{wt} : B \to \P$, $\varepsilon_i,$ $\varphi_i : B \to {\bbZ}
\sqcup \{-\infty \}$ and $\widetilde{e_i},\widetilde{f_i}$ : $B \to
B\sqcup\{0\}$ for all $i \in \scrI$ satisfiying the following properties:

-   $\varphi_i(b)=\varepsilon_i(b)+\left<\alpha^\vee_i,\mathrm{wt}(b)\right>,$

-   $\mathrm{wt}(\widetilde{e_i}b)=\mathrm{wt}(b)+\alpha_i$ and $\mathrm{wt}
      (\widetilde{f_i}b)=\mathrm{wt}(b)-\alpha_i,$

-  is the abstract crystal associated with Uglov’s canonical basis of $\bfF(s)$. We assume that the reader is familiar with [@U]. Another good reference is [@Y05].

When $\scrI$ has type $A_\infty$, Uglov’s bases coincide with the standard monomial basis and the discussion is trivial in that case. We will therefore assume that $v$ has finite order $e$ and $\scrI = v^\bbZ$, so that $\scrI$ has type $A_{e-1}^{(1)}$. Let $u$ be a formal parameter and $A = \bbC[u,u^{-1}]$. The $\frakg$-module $\bfF(Q)$ admits a quantum deformation $\bfF_{\!u}(s)$ with an $A$-lattice $\bfF_{\!A}(s)$, which is a free $A$-module with basis $\{|\mu,s\rangle\,|\,\mu\in\scrP^l\}$. It is equipped with an integrable representation of $U_A(\frakg)$ which is given by the formulas (29), (35), (36) in [@U]. Note that the action of the Chevalley generators $e_i$ and $f_i$ depends on


Fix a parabolic subgroup $\bfP$ of $\bfG$ and an $F$-stable Levi complement $\bfL$ of $\bfP$. We *do not* assume $\bfP$ to be $F$-stable. Write $L=\bfL^F$ and $G=\bfG^F$.

Let $R^{\bfG}_{\bfL\subset\bfP}$ and ${}^*\!R^{\bfG}_{\bfL\subset\bfP}$ denote respectively the Lusztig induction and restriction maps from $\bbZ\,\Irr(KL)$ to $\bbZ\,\Irr(KG)$. We will assume that the Mackey formula holds for $R^{\bfG}_{\bfL\subset\bfP}$ and ${}^*\!R^{\bfG}_{\bfL\subset\bfP}$, which we know for the groups we will focus on later (see [@BM11] for more details). Under this condition, the Lusztig induction and restriction do not depend on the choice of the parabolic subgroup $\bfP$, see [@DM chap. 6]. We abbreviate $R^{\bfG}_{\bfL\subset\bfP}=R^{\bfG}_{\bfL}$ and ${}^*\!R^{\bfG}_{\bfL\subset\bfP}={}^*\!R^{\bfG}_{\bfL}$.

Let $\bfT$ be an $F$-stable maximal torus of $\bfG$ and let $\bfN$ be the normalizer of $\bfT$ in $\bfG$. Fix an $F$-stable Borel subgroup $\bfB$ of $\bfG$ containing $\bfT$. Write $B=\bfB^F$, $T=\bfT^F$are isomorphisms of functors $R_L^{G}=R_M^{G}R_L^{M}$ and ${}^*\!R_L^{G}={}^*\!R_M^{G}{}^*\!R_M^{G}$.

Let $R=K$ or $\k$. An irreducible $RG$-module $E$ is *cuspidal* if ${}^*\!R^{G}_L(E)=0$ for all standard Levi subgroup $L\subsetneq G$. A *cuspidal pair of $RG$* is a pair $(L,E)$ where $L$ is as above and $E\in\Irr(RL)$ is cuspidal. Since the group $L$ is uniquely recovered from $G$, $E$, from now on we may omit it from the notation. Then, the set $\Irr(R G,E)\subseteq\Irr(R G)$ consisting of the constituents of the top of $R^G_L(E)$ is equal to the set of the constituents of the socle of $R^G_L(E)$ and is called the *Harish-Chandra series* of $(L,E)$. The $R$-algebra $\scrH(RG,E)=\End_{RG}(R^{G}_L(E))^\op$ is its *ramified Hecke algebra*. We have the following facts:

-   the Harish-Chandra series form a partition of $\Irr(R G)$,

-   the functor $\frakF_{R^{G}_L(E)}$


the subcategory $\scrU_K$ by Proposition \[prop:stable\], hence $(E,F,X,T)$ yields a representation datum on $\scrU_K$. In order to extend it to a categorical representation on $\scrU_K$, one should consider the quiver $\scrI(q^2)$ with vertices given by the various eigenvalues of $X$ (which we showed to be all powers of $-q$ in the proof of Theorem \[thm:cat\]) and arrows $i \longrightarrow q^2i$.

In this section we will view the integer $q$ as an element of $K^\times$ in the obvious way. For the construction of Kac-Moody algebras associated to quivers we refer to §\[sec:quivers\].

\[def:g-infty\] Let $\scrI_\infty$ denote the subset $(-q)^\bbZ$ of $K^\times.$ We define $\frakg_{\infty}$ to be the (derived) Kac-Moody algebra associated to the quiver $\scrI_\infty(q^2)$.

To avoid cumbersome notation, we will write for short $\scrI_{\infty} = \scrI_\infty(q^2)$, and $(-)_\infty=(-)_{\scrI_\infty}$. We denote byintertwine the endomorphisms $\frakE_t X$, $X\frakE_t$ and $\frakE_t T$, $T\frakE_t$.

Note that to prove (i), it is enough to show $\frakE_t F\simeq F\frakE_t$, since $\frakE_t E\simeq E\frakE_t$ will follow by adjunction.

For the rest of the proof we will write for short $\bfH_{m} := \bfH^{Q_t,q^2}_{K,m}$. Set $n=r+2m$ and $r=t(t+1)/2$. Then the functors $$F\frakE_{F^m(E_t)},\ \frakE_{F^{m+1}(E_t)}F\,:\,\bfH_{m}\mod\longrightarrow(KG_{n+2},E_t)\mod$$ are both obtained by tensoring with the $(KG_{n+2},\bfH_{m})$-bimodule $F^{m+1}(E_t)$. More precisely, the left action of $KG_{n+2}$ is the same in both cases, while the right action of $\bfH_{m}$ comes from the right action of $\bfH_m$ on $F^m(E_t)$ and the functoriality of $F$ in the first case, and from the right action of $\bfH_{m+1}$ on $F^{m+1}(E_t)$ and the obvious inclusion $\bfH_m \subset\bfH_{m+1}$ in the second case. Assertion (a) follows.

Claim (ii) is obvious. Indeed, given an integer $d>0$,


$e$ is odd we set $\delta=\tilde\delta/2$, if $e$ is even we set $\X_e = \widetilde \X_e / (\delta_1-\delta_2)$ with $\delta=\widetilde\delta/2$. The perfect pairing $\X_e^\vee\times\X_e\longrightarrow\bbZ$ is induced in the obvious way by the pairing $\widetilde\X_e^\vee\times\widetilde\X_e\longrightarrow\bbZ$. We have $$\langle \alpha_{j}^\vee,\Lambda_{i} \rangle_{e} = \delta_{ij},
\quad \langle \partial,\alpha_j  \rangle_e = \delta_{j1}+\delta_{j,-q^{-1}},
 \quad \langle \partial,\Lambda_1\rangle_{e} = \langle\alpha_j^\vee,\delta\rangle_e = 0,\quad
\langle\partial,\delta\rangle_e=1.$$ This definition of $\frakg_e$ ensures that $\kappa$ extends to a Lie algebra homomorphism $\frakg_e \longrightarrow \frakg_{e,\circ}$.

\[lem:kappa\] There is a well-defined morphism of Lie algebras $\frakg_e \longrightarrow \frakg_{e,\circ}$ which extends $\kappa$ whose restriction to $\X_{e}^\vee$ is given by $$\kappa(\alpha_i^\vee) = \alpha_{i,\circ}^\vee + \alpha_{-qi,\circ}^\vee,
  \quad \kappa(\partial)= \partial_\circ.$$ The restriction $\kappa : \X^\vee_e\longrightarrow\X^\vee_{e,\circ}$ has an adjoint $\kappa^* : \X_{e,\circ} \longrightarrow \X_{e}$ such that $$\kappa^*(\Lambda_{i,\circ})\equiv\Lambda_{i} + \Lambda_{-q^{-1}i}\ \rm{mod}\ \delta,
  \quad  \kappa^*(\delta_\circ)= \delta.$$

Recall that.

We prove the isomorphism using the explicit description of the action of the Chevalley generators on Fock spaces in terms of $\beta$-sets. Fix $t \geqslant 0$ and $\mu$ a bipartition. Let $\lambda = \varpi_t(\mu)$, i.e., we have $\tau_{2}(\lambda,0) = (\mu,\sigma_t)$. Given $i  = (-q)^j$, we want to compare the action of $f_i$ on $|\mu,Q_t\rangle_\infty$ and $[f_{-qi,\circ},f_{i,\circ}]$ on $|\lambda,1\rangle_{\infty,\circ}$. Let $\beta$ be the set of $\beta$-numbers of the charged partition $(\lambda,0)$.

First, we consider the right hand side of . We distinguish four cases:

*Case 1.* If $j \notin \beta$, then one can add an $i$-node neither on $|\lambda,1\rangle$ nor on $f_{-qi,\circ}|\lambda,1\rangle$ (if the later is $\neq 0$), therefore $[f_{-qi,\circ},f_{i,\circ}]|\lambda,1\rangle=0.$

*Case 2.* If $j,j+2 \in \beta$, then one can add a $(-qi)$-node neither on $f_{i,\circ}|\lambda,1\rangle$ nor on $|\lambda,1\rangle$, therefore $[f_{-qi,\circ},f_{i,\circ}]|\lambda,1\rangle=0.$

*Case 3.*


under $W_e$.

\[prop:orbiteven\] Assume $e$ is even. Let $\lambda$, $\nu$ be partitions. The weights $\omega_\lambda$ and $\omega_\nu$ are conjugate under $W_e$ if and only if $\lambda_{[2]} = \mu_{[2]}$ and $w_{e}(\lambda) = w_e(\mu)$.

Since each $[\scrU_{\k,t}]$ is stable by $\frakg_e$, the partitions $\lambda$ and $\mu$ must have the same 2-core in order to be conjugate under $W_e$. We will therefore assume that $\lambda_{[2]} = \mu_{[2]} = \sigma_t$ and we denote by $\mu$ and $\gamma$ the bipartitions such that $\lambda = \varpi_t(\mu)$ and $\nu = \varpi_t(\gamma)$.

We write $\X_{e,1} = \P_{e,1} \oplus \,\bbZ \,\delta_1$ and $\X_{e,2} = \P_{e,2} \oplus \,\bbZ \,\delta_2$. Recall that $\X_e$ is the quotient of the lattice $\widetilde\X_e=\X_{e,1}\oplus \X_{e,2}$ by the line spanned by $\delta_1 - \delta_2$. To avoid cumbersome notation, we will write $\widetilde\omega_\mu$, $\widetilde\omega_{\gamma}$ for the weights ofthat $\omega_\mu$, $\omega_{\gamma}$ are conjugate under $W_{e,1}\times W_{e,2}$. This means that there exist $w \in W_{e,1}\times W_{e,2}$ and $m \in \bbZ$ such that $w(\widetilde\omega_\mu) =
\widetilde\omega_\gamma + m(\delta_1-\delta_2)$. If $m$ is negative, we can add $-m$ $e/2$-hooks to $\mu^1$ and to $\gamma^2$ to obtain bipartitions $\mu'$ and $\gamma'$ such that $\widetilde\omega_{\mu'} = \widetilde\omega_{\mu} -m\delta_1$ and $\widetilde\omega_{\gamma'} = \widetilde\omega_{\gamma} -m\delta_2$. Since $w$ acts trivially on $\delta_1$ and $\delta_2$, we now have $w(\widetilde\omega_{\mu'}) =
\widetilde\omega_{\gamma'}$. By Proposition \[prop:Delta\], we deduce that $w_{e/2}((\mu')^1) = w_{e/2}((\gamma')^1)$ and $w_{e/2}((\mu')^2) = w_{e/2}((\gamma')^2)$. In particular, we have $w_{e/2}((\mu')^1) + w_{e/2}((\mu')^2) = w_{e/2}((\gamma')^1) +
w_{e/2}((\gamma')^2)$, and the same equality holds for $\mu$ and $\gamma$. This proves that $w_e(\lambda)= w_e(\nu)$ by Lemma \[lem:ecore2core\]. The same argument applies when $m$ is nonnegative by adding hooks to $\mu^2$ and


considering the $f_i$’s instead of the $e_i$’s. This implies that $\frakg^{(0)}_{e,\circ}$ is contained into $\widetilde\kappa(\frakg_e)$.

To conclude, observe that the Lie algebra $\frakg^{(2)}_{e,\circ}$ is generated by $\frakg^{(0)}_{e,\circ}$ and any vector $\widetilde\kappa(e_i)$ of the second type mentioned above.

### Derived equivalences of blocks of $\scrU_\k$ {#subsec:broue}

Now that we know the orbits of the affine Weyl group on the weight spaces of $[\scrU_\k]$ (hence on the blocks of $\scrU_\k$), we can apply Proposition \[prop:main-blocks\] and the work of Chuang and Rouquier [@CR] to produce derived equivalences between blocks of $\scrU_\k$ in the same $W_e$-orbit.

The following definition is taken from [@Li12] for $e$ even and from [@Li14] for $e$ odd.

Let $\nu = (s_{(-q)^i}) \in \bbZ^{\scrI_e}$ be an $e$-core and $w \geqslant 0$. The unipotent block $B_{\nu, w}$ is a *good block* if forcuspidal module $E$. Since $F$ and therefore $F_i$ preserves the series, we must have $E \simeq D$ (using Proposition \[prop:partitionwcusp\]). By induction on $m$, one can write $N = \widetilde F_{i_1}\cdots\widetilde F_{i_m}(D)$, hence $M = \widetilde F_i N =
 \widetilde F_i \widetilde F_{i_1}\cdots\widetilde F_{i_m}(D)$.

Note that by [@L77], the ordinary Harish-Chandra series and weak Harish-Chandra series on unipotent modules coincide when $R = K$.

### Comparison of the crystals

Throughout this section we will assume that $e$, the order of $(-q)$ modulo $\ell$ is odd. Recall from §\[subsec:derivedaction-uk\] that $[\scrU_\k]$ is isomorphic to a direct sum of Fock spaces $\bfF(Q_t)_e$ where $t$ runs over $\bbN$ and $Q_t = (Q_1,Q_2)$ is defined by $$Q_t=\begin{cases}\big((-q)^{-1-t}\,,\,(-q)^t\big)&\ \text{if}\ t\ \text{is\ even},\\
  \big((-q)^t\,,\,(-q)^{-1-t}\big)&\ \text{if}\ t\ \text{is\ odd.}\end{cases}$$ To any charged Fock space one can


\lceil (j-1)/2\rceil-e+1/2\}\\
&+\sharp\{A\in Y(\mu^2)\,|\,\widetilde\ct(A)\geqslant \lceil (j-1)/2\rceil-e\}+a_{j,t}.\end{aligned}$$ Finally, since $e$ is odd and $\ct^{s_t}(A)$ is an integer we can remove the symbols $\lceil\bullet\rceil$ and we obtain $$\begin{aligned}
\sharp\{A\in Y(\lambda)\,|\,\ct(A)\geqslant j\}
&=\sharp\{A\in Y(\mu)\,|\,\widetilde\ct(A)\geqslant j/2-e-1/2\}\\
&+\sharp\{A\in Y(\mu)\,|\,\widetilde\ct(A)\geqslant  j/2-e\}+a_{j,t}.\end{aligned}$$ Now, assume that $\mu\geqslant_{s_t,-e}\gamma$. Then we can choose orderings $Y(\mu)=\{A_n\}$ and $Y(\gamma)=\{B_n\}$ such that $\widetilde\ct(A_n)\leqslant\widetilde\ct(B_n)$ for all $n$. We deduce that for all integer $j$ we have $$\sharp\{A\in Y(\nu)\,|\,\ct(A)\geqslant j\}
\geqslant\sharp\{A\in Y(\lambda)\,|\,\ct(A)\geqslant j\},$$ from which we deduce that $\nu\geqslant\lambda$ (for the dominance order) by [@DG lem 4.2].

*Proof of Theorem \[thm:wHC\]. Continued.* From the lemma above together with we deduce that $$\begin{aligned}
\bfb^\vee(\mu,s_t)\in |\mu,Q_t\rangle_e+\sum_{\varpi_t(\gamma)>\varpi_t(\mu)}
\bbC\,|\gamma,Q_t\rangle_e.\end{aligned}$$ Hence, under the identification of $[\scrU_\k]$ with $\bigoplus_{t\in\bbN}\bfF({Q_t})_e$ we obtain $$\begin{aligned}
\bfb^\vee(\mu,s_t)\in [V_{\varpi_t(\mu)}]+\sum_{\varpi_t(\gamma)>\varpi_t(\mu)}
\bbC\,[V_{\varpi_u(\gamma)}].\end{aligned}$$ On the other hand, by Proposition \[prop:unitriangularunip\] we have $$\begin{aligned}
\in [V_\lambda]+\sum_{\nu>\lambda}\bbC\,[V_\nu].\end{aligned}$$ Therefore one can use Proposition \[prop:perfect-bases\], to deduce that the mapYin's U.S. Pat. Nos. 5,631,329 and 5,919,442). Moreover, the branch pattern is also very different from that of dendrimers. For example, Combburst dendrigrafts form branch junctures along the polymeric backbones (chain branches), while Starburst dendrimers often branch at the termini (terminal branches). Due to the utilization of living polymerization techniques, the molecular weight distributions (Mw/Mn) of these polymeric building blocks (core and branches) are often very narrow. As a result, Combburst dendrigrafts, produced through a graft-upon-graft process, are rather well defined with molecular weight distributions (Mw/Mn) often less than 1.2.
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