Q:

Parsing a SQL Server string into substrings

I have a column of data I've imported form a lotus notes database which consists of a contacted address field. The items in the address are separated by ASCII (13), ASCII (10)
What the easiest way to split this address up in to separate columns?

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I use something like this in my projects. Unfortunatly I don't have my optimized version at hand but I coded it down quickly. This might get you started...
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One alternative for avoiding the above mentioned problems when seeking to establish interoperability between WPAN and WLAN networks, is to use network interface circuitry based on the WLAN protocol in WPAN STAs. However, the power dissipation of the resulting STA would be several orders of magnitude higher than what is acceptable in typical WPAN applications. WPAN technologies are typically used to establish communication with a remote battery-operated device for which it is inconvenient, impractical, or may be impossible to replace batteries. Examples include security sensors in windows, wearable or implanted medical monitoring devices or environmental sensors to monitor temperature, humidity or other environmental parameters. To minimize the frequency at which batteries need replacement, maximizing the battery life is of paramount importance, thustail' FPIX dimer, wherein oxygens, coordinating adjacent irons in the two tetrapyrrole rings, are donated by FPIX propionic acid side chains [@ref-13]. Formation of this dimer within the DV competes with the formation of the better studied µ-oxo dimer. In simple aqueous solutions the µ-oxo dimer is favored over the head to tail dimer. Overall, equilibria between multiple chemical forms of FPIX within the DV is poorly understood. However, it is known that both FPIX dimerization and Hz crystallization are highly pH dependent, and that Hz formation is accelerated by lipids and is obligatory for parasite survival.

A number of drugs, including CQ, potently inhibit the formation of Hz *in vitro*. Provocatively, *in vitro* IC~50~ for Hz crystallization sometimes (but not always) correlates with antimalarial IC~50~ *in vivo* [@ref-14].


However, this does not mean that every quinoline drug acts on the same chemical form of FPIX or at the same pH optimum. The kinetics of Hz inhibition for different drugs against various CQ sensitive (CQS) or CQR strains of malaria are just beginning to be defined *in vivo*, because crystals form in an irregular shape and are exceedingly difficult to image quantitatively within the live parasite [@ref-15].

Different molecular models for how CQ inhibits Hz formation have been proposed, including the lysosomotrophic model wherein changes in DV pH caused by CQ diffusion titrate either Hb digestion, FPIX derivatization, Hz crystallization, or some combination. Alternatively, CQ might inhibit a heme/enzyme complex that forms as an intermediate. However, most evidence suggests that CQ and other antimalarials bind directly to onetumor multidrug resistance as strongly as was initially suspected [@ref-36].

It is now clear that there are multiple molecular layers to multidrug resistance pathways and that these continue to evolve. Elucidating the molecular function of proteins that appear to be membrane transporters and that are mutated in CQR malarial parasites (which are often also MDR) remains a critical area of study and is briefly summarized in the last section of this review.

Initial genetic studies: cg2 versus Na^+^/H^+^ exchange; the wrong gene but the correct physiology
==================================================================================================

A genetic definition of CQ resistance began with the cloning of *pfcg2* [@ref-45], a technical tour de force essentially started years earlier via the successful creation of CQS × CQR cross progeny [@ref-46]. Correlation between specific *pfcg2* sequence and CQS or CQR status was found


QTL analysis with improved pH~cyt~ measurements, we have recently shown that PfNHE dysregulation is likely to be linked to one route to increased QN resistance [@ref-52]. In addition, additive QTLs on chromosomes 5 and 7 were found as expected (the identified fragments contain *pfcrt* and *pfmdr1*) [@ref-60]. Pairwise effects were also detected between chromosome 13 and a chromosome 9 locus. The NHE homolog encoded within chromosome 13 was named PfNHE1. This protein is the second largest eukaryotic NHE yet identified (surpassed only by a NHE for the related apicomplexan *Toxoplasma gondii*), and has several unusual features. Bioinformatic analysis and cross reactivity with anti-TgNHE antibody \[Chen D, Pleeter P, Roepe PD, Unpublished Data\] show that PfNHE is localized to the plasma membrane. Polymorphisms that encode variable DNNND repeats inthe predicted PfNHE protein sequence have been found in progeny of a CQS × CQR cross, as well as a range of field isolates and additional laboratory strains showing variable QN resistance [@ref-60].

Prior to the availability of the *P. falciparum* genome, Ginsburg *et al.* quite logically suggested a plasma-membrane NHE must exist to decrease cytosolic acid caused by anaerobic glycolysis [@ref-77]. As mentioned earlier, Lanzer *et al.* suggested that *pfcg2* found close to *pfcrt* on chromosome 7 encoded this NHE [@ref-48], but this was disputed, since PfCG2 is actually peri-vacuolar [@ref-50], not plasma membrane localized, and because the putative PfCG2--NHE homology was based on sequence analysis that did not account for very high AT content in malarial genes [@ref-49]. Regardless, the field has come full circle and the


unusual ATPase activity of PfMDR1 was rather quickly quantified via plate-based phosphate release assays [@ref-88]. Relative to other ABC transporters involved in drug-resistance phenomena, PfMDR1 has unusually high K~m~ and V~max~ for ATP hydrolysis. Also, interestingly, antimalarial drugs only mildly stimulated PfMDR1 ATPase activity, consistent with the notion that PfMDR1 exerts only mild affects on antimalarial drug resistance. With methods for *in vitro* analysis of PfMDR1 in hand, a follow-up study quickly defined which amino acid substitutions in the curious 7G8 PfMDR1 isoform confer its unusual and quite specific ATPase activity [@ref-89]. The S1034C mutation in 7G8 PfMDR1 is now known to abolish antimalarial drug-stimulated PfMDR1 ATPase activity. Although this molecular-level work is only just beginning, it has already significantly refined proposals for the molecular mechanisms of CQdo at the molecular level, the field has come a very long way in the 9 years since the identification of PfCRT. We can be hopeful that, based on this information, new quinolines effective against CQR malaria will prove increasingly easier to design and synthesize. In fact, the author suggests that this hope is even now being realized [@ref-91]. This work complements continued uses and combination therapies involving other quinoline derivatives such as pyronaridine (an aza-acridine) [@ref-96], piperaquine [@ref-97] and isoquine [@ref-98] as well as other heme-binding pharmacophores such as the very exciting xanthones pioneered by Riscoe and colleagues [@ref-99]. History repeatedly teaches us that even with the emergence of CQ resistance, inexpensive quinolines and related compounds can still be effective.

In summary, the PfCRT protein binds CQ as


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For the U.N. to be most effective the veto power has to be taken away, especially from the U.S. A more balanced spread of power has to be given to all involved countries. It doesn’t make sense that the majority of power lies in the hands of five countries that represent a minority of people. The U.S. and others need to be placed at the same level as every other country that is also a member but has always been marginalized, both politically through intergovernmental agencies and economically through strong arm trade agreements and institutions, by, but not limited to, the U.S. However, if this position is not agreeable to a nation like the U.S. then I would be prepared to see


this is not isolated to New Orleans – it may just be that much worse there. This is what the media needs to cover because it is only with awareness and pressure on the government can the necessary changes be made. And it is obvious that changes need to be made. The world economic powerhouse should not have these types of problems within their own country; there is no reason and no excuse for it. It is obvious someone isn’t doing there job and it is time for a change.

This should also serve as a wake up call for other Western nations as well, especially those in the G8. These problems may also be occurring within your own borders, it’s time for all of us to open ourBurchfield of CES.

Wach’s first big test came in July 2011, when he faced off with Kevin McBride, who ended Mike Tyson’s career as a boxer. Wach was quicker and sharper, and with one right cross, knocked McBride out cold in the fourth round winning the WBC International heavyweight title.

Wach returned to the Mohegan Sun Arena just four months later with another statement-making performance, this time knocking out Jason Gavern in six rounds at the "November Reign" event.

On 24 March Wach showed that he is a force to be reckoned with after scoring a six-round TKO over another giant, Tye Fields (49–5, 44 KOS). The event took place at the Resorts Hotel & Casino in Atlantic City, New Jersey and got coverage form ESPN's Friday Night Fights.

World title challenge

Wach


by John Adams, "the government of the United States is not, in any sense, founded on the Christian religion." Jefferson said that his statute for religious freedom in Virginia was "meant to comprehend, within the mantle of its protection, the Jew and the Gentile, the Christian and the Mohammedan, the Hindoo and Infidel of every denomination." There are many precedents for the National Day of Prayer, but serious believers, given the choice between a government-sanctioned religious moment and the perpetuation of a culture in which religion can take its own stand, free from the corruptions of the world, should always choose the garden of the church over the wilderness of the world. It is, after all, what Jesus did.

Saturday, April 24, 2010

So I realize that this post isconstitution, does it not occur to them -- or to those descendants themselves -- that it's a bit strange to be claiming the legacy and mantle of a man who refused an invitation to attend the Constitutional Convention and then vociferously opposed the passage of the constitution?

Patrick Henry is the one who said of the passage of the constitution, "I conceive the republic to be in extreme danger." The new constitution, he said, would mean the "utter annihilation of the most solemn engagements of the States." If Henry had had his way, Virginia would not have ratified the constitution and it would likely have failed.

And if that's not enough, take the case of Mr. Bill Whittle who believes that modern day tea nuts are the "direct heirs to


quote that Whittle tosses around, well, he forgot to mention this part:

The remedy is to set them right as to facts, pardon & pacify them.

Gee, what a novel concept. Set people right as to the facts. Sounds like something the tea freaks are desperately lacking.

And while skeptics will point out that these are just two random examples of stupidity that hardly represent the "mainstream" Tea Party movement, I would remind you of the COUNTLESS number of examples of misspelled signs, ignorant protests, misguided ideas and demonstrations of pretended patriotism that permeate the movement at its core. Besides, one really cannot call himself/herself a patriot without a basic understanding of this country's history and heritage. Like the fanatical religious zealot who is so certain of his/her church's validity withoutfinally in 1931 when President Hoover and Congress officially made "The Star-Spangled Banner" America's anthem. In addition, Key's suggestion that the national motto be changed from "E Pluribus Unum" (From Many, One) to "In God We Trust" (inspired from the 4th verse of his song/poem) was later accepted and made law in 1956. In short, the rise of nationalism in the 19th and 20th centuries led to many of the changes we now accept as a part of the American culture.

But Columbia wasn't completely lost. Her presence, though very limited, is still around. All you have to do is look for her. And who knows, maybe she'll return one day! As for her song, "Hail Columbia," well, it went from being the unofficial anthem of a nation to


comes to defense, he was one of the best. Even the greatest base runners thought twice when Rodriguez was behind the plate. This eleven-time Gold Glove winner (he won 10 in a row), Rodriguez was a fourteen-time all-star and won the MVP in 1999. He finished his career with 2711 hits, 305 home runs and an average of .299.

2.) Yogi BerraBerra was the epitome of consistency. As the MVP in 1951, 54 and 55, Berra anchored a dynasty that won him ten World Series rings. He also finished his career as the all-time leader in RBI's for a catcher (1430). When it comes to overall consistency, it's hard to find anyone better.

1.) Johnny BenchNo doubt about it, Bench was the best. As a ten-time Gold Glove winner, MVPthe Winds, the U.S. Olympic Training Center and the Air Force Academy. But don't forget the Co. Springs Zoo (Cheyenne Mountain Zoo). It really is worth the time!

The historiography surrounding Indian peasantry and rebellion has been a source of ardent debate for historians. Being able to add clarity to the labyrinth of Indian peasant history is no small task for any writer. Ranajit Guha, however, effectively provides strong and convincing evidence that adds a new perspective to the time period and the historiography of Indian studies. In this book, Guha focuses on the critical formative development and understanding of subaltern studies to convince his audience that the elementary aspects of peasant historiography are to be found in the subaltern themselves, and not the traditional British colonial history of


noise between test masses due to the magnetic effects. To do so, it has to determine the magnetic characteristics of the test masses, namely their magnetic remanences and susceptibilities. In this paper we show how this can be achieved to the desired accuracy.Works from this series are much rarer than the Impressionist master’s famous water-lily pond canvases that have been popular among buyers globally in the past decade.

Asian bidding: Collectors from Asia accounted for 11 percent of bidders and buyers at Christie’s on Wednesday. Japanese billionaire Yusaku Maezawa snapped up a jewel-like 1938 portrait by Pablo Picasso of his lover Dora Maar for $22.6 million, Christie’s said after the auction. It was one of 11 Picasso artworks in the sale, 10 of which found buyers.

Richter Results

Phillips: Earlier in the day, Paul Allen’s Gerhard Richter canvas sold for $25.6 million at Phillips, more than doubling in value since the co-founder with Bill Gates of Microsoft Corp. purchased it in 2007. The 1963 canvas, “Dusenjager,” was estimated at $25 million to $35


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The problem is that you listen for the scrollbar, which means that it is the Thumb and the area where the Thumb can move (the track).  Therefore your test condition in the mouseEntered method is not always true. For example, let's say the thumb is at the top of a vertical scrollbar, entering through the bottom means that you will first enter the scrollbar track and then move the mouse to the thumb area --> no mouse entered event.
Here is a slightly modified version of your code. What it


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Authorities have been trying to determine when the family and housekeeper were last safe and when they encountered the killer or


given our mandate by CEI

19
 Briggs v. Pennsylvania R.R., 334 U.S. 304, 306, 68 S.Ct. 1039, 1040, 92 L.Ed. 1403, 1405 (1948); United States v. United States Dist. Court, 334 U.S. 258, 263-264, 68 S.Ct. 1035, 1037-1038, 92 L.Ed. 1351, 1355-1356 (1948); Baltimore & O. R.R. v. United States, 279 U.S. 781, 785, 49 S.Ct. 492, 493, 73 L.Ed. 954, 956 (1929); In re Sanford Fork & Tool Co., 160 U.S. 247, 255, 16 S.Ct. 291, 293, 40 L.Ed. 414, 416 (1895)

20
 Yablonski v. UMW, 147 U.S.App.D.C. 193, 195, 454 F.2d 1036, 1038 (1971), cert. denied, 406 U.S. 906, 92 S.Ct. 1609, 31 L.Ed.2d 816 (1972), quoting Thornton v. Carter, 109 F.2d 316, 320 (8th Cir. 1940)

21
 Yablonski v. UMW, supra note 20, 147 U.S.App.D.C. at 195-196, 454since the mandate may and at least in this circuit ordinarily does consist of no more than the court's opinion and judgment.  See Fed.R.App.P. 41(a)

26
 City of Cleveland v. FPC, supra note 1, 174 U.S.App.D.C. at 2, 525 F.2d at 849

27
 Id. at 5, 525 F.2d at 849

28
 Id. at 7, 525 F.2d at 851

29
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	}

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	list_del(&t->l);
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{
	device_initialize(&iio_sysfs_trig_dev);
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}
module_init(iio_sysfs_trig_init);

static void __exit iio_sysfs_trig_exit(void)
{
	device_unregister(&iio_sysfs_trig_dev);
}
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MODULE_AUTHOR("Michael Hennerich <hennerich@blackfin.uclinux.org>");
MODULE_DESCRIPTION("Sysfs based trigger for the iio subsystem");
MODULE_LICENSE("GPL v2");
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CAIRO, July 4 (Reuters) - Egyptian security forces arrested the supreme guide of the Muslim Brotherhood on Thursday in the northern city of Marsa Matrouh following the military overthrow of Islamist President Mohamed Mursi, security sources said.

Police tracked Mohamed Badie to the city, which is near the Libyan border but did not believe he was trying to flee the country, the sources said.

The prosecutor's office ordered his arrest earlier on Thursday, along with his influential deputy Khairat el-Shater.

Brotherhood spokesman Gehad El-Haddad said he could not confirm whether Badie had been arrested.

WASHINGTON - Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu warned the United States on Tuesday that it was negotiating a bad deal with Iran that could spark a "nuclear nightmare," drawing a rebuke from Presidentadjust
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Gawande: Yeah, I’m in the innovation space, but in a funny way. Our goal is to create the most basic systems required for people to get marked improvements in the results of care. We’re working in surgery, childbirth, and end-of-life care.

The very first place we’ve gone is to non-technology innovations. Such as, what are the 19 critical things that have to happen when the patient comes in an operating room and goes under anesthesia? When the incision is made? Before the incision is made? Before the patient leaves the room? It’s like that early phase of the aviation world, when it was just a basic set of checklists.

Epic regains its top spot in the 2014 Best in KLAS awards, winning in the Overall Physician Practice Vendor and


may not understand, and trying to reach a treatment decision in the midst of their fear.

A recent observational study reported in The Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA) compared survival rates for several different treatment approaches to breast cancer. The primary finding picked up in the press was that the long-term survival rate for women undergoing bilateral mastectomy was not statistically different than that for women who chose lumpectomy and radiation.

I’m not going to outline the entire study – there are a number of good summaries available elsewhere. What particularly caught my interest was the way the study was conducted.

Amidst recent criticism that ACOs are failing to control costs, HHS announces an $840 million initiative designed to improve patient care and lower costs. The Transforming Clinical Practiceinteroperability.

It’s time to think carefully and look at the large systems (human and technical), institutions, and individuals that contributed to Mr. Duncan’s death. Systems should be designed to protect people and prevent human errors. Certainly we rely on the healthcare system to improve our health and to protect our privacy, especially our rights to health information privacy.

Looking at the death of Mr. Duncan, the poorly designed Epic EHR was a critical part of the problem: the lack of clarity, poor usability, hard to find critical information, and no meaningful quality testing to ensure the system prevents critical errors contributed to his death and endangered many others. Why wasn’t the discharge of a patient with a temperature of 103 from the ER flagged?

EHRs are one of several critical systemic


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{-# LANGUAGE DoAndIfThenElse #-}
{-# LANGUAGE FlexibleInstances #-}
{-# LANGUAGE OverloadedStrings #-}

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twice as much, maybe three times as much as Peterson is going to have to do in his home town.”

Still, Hopkins gives the edge to Khan.

“I think that Peterson is going to be helped by the crowd. This is going to be a Peterson crowd. But I’m going with Khan,” said Hopkins.

“But when you look at Peterson, he’s a major threat. I don’t see this fight going 12 rounds. I see this fight going seven or eight rounds tops. Whatever Amir Khan has done up until now, which is nothing to sneeze at, he’s got to step it up a little bit more, because Peterson is no walkover.”

THE MARKETING OF SETH MITCHELL

Heavyweight prospect Seth Mitchell, (23-0-1, 17 KOs), of Brandywine, Md., will face Timur Ibragimov (30-3-1, 16 KOs),also not mentioned in the recipe. I added it to balance the sweetness of the bars.

I think lining the pan with aluminum foil and then layering it with the crumbs and other toppings will make the clean up and cutting easier, because you just lift the entire bar with foil and cut it outside. I lined it with wax paper, the clean up was easy and I was able to lift it up, but the paper got stuck to the bars a little bit.

During the Christmas season (or Diwali) if you plan to bake goodies and give it to friends and relatives preserve the plastic boxes which you get while buying strawberries, baby spinach, blueberries etc. You can use these boxes to gift your homemade cookies etc. Below


Choroidal oximetry with a noninvasive spectrophotometric oximeter.
The purpose of the study was to establish a new technology to measure hemoglobin oxygen saturation in human choroidal vasculature with a noninvasive spectrophotometric oximeter. The fundus camera-based oximeter captures dual-wavelength oximetry images of the fundus and calculates optical density ratio (ODR), which is inversely related to hemoglobin oxygen saturation. Sixteen healthy and lightly pigmented individuals were imaged during normoxia and six during both normoxia and pure oxygen breathing (hyperoxia). ODR was measured for choroidal vessels, vortex veins, and retinal arterioles and venules. ODR was 0.10 ± 0.10 (mean ± SD) for choroidal vessels, 0.13 ± 0.12 for vortex veins, 0.22 ± 0.04 for retinal arterioles, and 0.50 ± 0.09 for retinal venules. Inhalation of pure oxygen lowered ODR levels in allusing System.Threading.Tasks;
using Microsoft.VisualStudio.TestTools.UnitTesting;
using CodeHollow.FeedReader.Feeds.Itunes;
using System.Linq;

namespace CodeHollow.FeedReader.Tests
{
    [TestClass]
    public class ItunesTest
    {
        private void Eq(object expected, object actual)
        {
            Assert.AreEqual(expected, actual);
        }

        [TestMethod]
        public void TestItunesSampleFeed()
        {
            var feed = FeedReader.ReadFromFile("Feeds/Rss20ItunesSample.xml");

            var itunesChannel = feed.GetItunesChannel();


   Eq("Red + Blue != Purple", item4.Subtitle);
            Eq("This week we talk about surviving in a Red state if you are a Blue person. Or vice versa.", item4.Summary);
            Assert.IsNotNull(item4.Image);
            Eq("http://example.com/podcasts/everything/AllAboutEverything/Episode4.jpg", item4.Image.Href);
            Assert.IsNotNull(item4.Duration);
            Eq(59, item4.Duration.Value.Seconds);
            Eq(3, item4.Duration.Value.Minutes);
            Eq(false, item4.Explicit);

        }

    Bad Company

S02E03b Hell of a Night (Part I - Tucker's Odyssey)

The Skinny

Tucker makes his way back to the M.C. through the bayou. Surprised by a sudden downpour, he ends up leading a ragtag bunch of misfits, first to a shelter against the rain,, and then out of it when they wake a local abomination.

Together, they try to find shelter against the heavy rain in a cabin on a lake, but they disturb an angry spirit, that first manifests itself through a stuffed badger, and then as an amphibian abomination. They eventually fight their way out, and Tucker leaves them at a trucker’s stop some time at dawn.


and sleep somewhere else. This is a battleground, and part of our offense is maintaining a clean and orderly occupied territory. Come over and help us work, but please do not come to disrupt the battle by partying or taking workers’ sleeping spots or trashing the kitchen or begging for money or interacting badly with the public & police.

While I am on the soapbox, I’d like to remind everyone that Occupy Wall Street has founding documents. We protest that our constitutional rights are being violated, yet we violate our own founding documents time and again. The debate on value-based General Assemblies has not taken into consideration that our values have already been defined in our founding documents. The Declaration, the Principles of Solidarity, and the Statement of Autonomymove us off the sidewalk, out of occupied territory, that they have resorted to abandoned vehicle laws. We are breaking no laws, yet the NYPD continues to harass, abuse and persecute us. The United Nations ordered Barack Obama to protect Occupy Wall Street from the New York Police Department . . . and Obama has remained silent as he disobeys the United Nations directive.

The United Nations will have to send their peacekeepers to Wall Street to stop the police state from further abusing us. Even though the Blue Shirts tell us they don’t agree with their bosses, the White Shirts, and even though when the bosses are gone the Blue Shirts laugh and joke with us, when the order comes down to “git’em out of there” they shut


of Du and Liu’s result, as well as many other formulae [@HanHookLengthAutomatic];

-   Another direction consists in replacing in summation formula (or in the generalized version ) binary trees by other families of trees. Formulae of this kind for plane forests or $m$-ary trees have been given in several papers [@DuLiuGeneralizedHookSum; @YangGeneralizationHanHookFormula; @SunZhangHookFormulaMaryTrees; @ChenEtAlHookFormulasCombi];

-   Finally, formulae and admit a number of higher level interpretations. In [@HivertNovelliThibonHookEquaDiff], it is explained how (and some generalizations) arises from solving differential equations and can be lifted to the level of combinatorial Hopf algebras. Probabilistic interpretations of and generalizations are presented by B. Sagan in [@SaganProbabilisticHookFormulas]. In a different direction, interpretations of and some refinements/generalizations have been given in convex geometry  [@VicAdrienAlainEtMoi Section 6] and commutative algebra [@VicEtMoiHook].

In this paper, we follownow there are two important principles that He wants to reveal to us through these verses.

First, we are to be free as God is free. He created us in freedom, and when we become born again and filled with the Holy Spirit, we receive the freedom He has. He wants us to be free from the rituals of religion, the traditions of men, every bondage of this earth, and to walk in true relationship with Him, communion. This chapter of Romans also says that His Spirit communes, testifies, with our Spirit that we are His sons and daughters (verses 16-17). We are His beloved children born to be in sweet fellowship with Him every moment of every day. He does not see us as His slaves or servants,


my favorites below. For those who might question the authenticity of these photos, I have uploaded one and two raw files you can download to play with yourself.

My two favorite eclipse photos of the Ravenel Bridge in Charleston.

The Donald Trump Eclipse

I heard a quote from one of my favorite photographers that goes something like "always take the biggest risk on your biggest shoots because if it pays off, it will pay off big." Chances are I will only experience one total solar eclipse in my life. The safe approach would be just to shoot a telephoto shot of the event. For totality I decided to create perhaps the most polarizing photograph of my career: the Trump Eclipse.

The Donald Trump Eclipse was taken by shooting through a paper cutoutissued to Schramm alone. Thereafter, and before the date of the happening of the accident in question, at the instance of Rose the National Automobile Insurance Company issued its policy, presumably for the protection of Schramm only. However, instead of issuing the policy in that manner, it purported to protect the individual members of the former partnership, which at that time no longer was in existence; but, as before, the new policy did cover the premises and the business known as "Bill's Market". On the delivery of the policy to Schramm, which was on the day before the accident in question occurred, Schramm at once discovered the mistake which had been made, and immediately notified National Automobile Insurance Company thereof. Six days thereafter the policy was corrected in


the evidence that was adduced on the hearing before the respondent commission touching that issue. True, there was an abundance of evidence that tended to a conclusion wholly different from that reached by the respondent commission; but it also is true that the evidence, upon which the respondent commission was entitled to rely, was sufficient to justify the finding that was made. The necessary result is that such decision by the respondent commission is conclusive in this proceeding.
 From the statement of facts which heretofore has been set forth herein, it should be clear, not only that Blair was an employee of Schramm, but also that he occupied a similar position as to each of the other interested parties.
 [5] Nor is this court able to concur inis not the end of the story either. Think about interactive kiosk experiences, syndication channels, instructions for your kitchen appliances - your CMS might power much more than just your websites."

Why is it important to store your content in a channel-neutral manner?

Karen McGrane points to the changing landscape of technology. "Now with mobile phones, and tablets, and smart TVs, and watches, and Google Glass, and God knows what else is going to come next, the idea that we have to have new production processes that allow us to create content separate from form, or that allow us to encode the meaning of what we want to communicate in a way that isn't completely dependent on visual styling… [Content] isn't completely dependent on layout, or sizing, or styling cues


GIBSONTON — A man in Gibsonton shot and killed a rabid tabby cat that attacked him on Thursday, according to a news release from the Florida Department of Health in Hillsborough.

Agency spokesman Kevin Watler said the man was walking past bushes near Nundy Avenue when the brown and black domestic shorthair cat jumped out of and grabbed onto his foot. He shot the cat, Walter said.

The victim is now undergoing treatment for exposure to rabies, a potentially fatal disease of the nervous system. He is expected to recover.

A 60-day rabies alert has been issued for the area north from Symmes Road to the Alafia River and east-to-west between East Bay Road and U.S. 41. Watler said the alert is intended to bring awareness that there might be rabidanimals in the area and make sure residents and visitors are cautious.

Rabies cases in Hillsborough County have spiked in 2018, according to figures from the health department. So far in 2018, nine rabid animals have exposed 20 people and four dogs to the disease. Of those animals, six were cats, two were bats and one was a raccoon. In July, a Sun City Center woman was bitten by a rabid bat that clung to her arm in a parking lot. She didn't know it was there until she got home, she told DOH at the time.

In 2017, DOH said only three rabid animals were found to have exposed 10 people.

"We know that there are more animals out there that may have it," Watler said. "The numbers are definitely


flagbearers with the America flag flanked by a “don’t tread on me” flag on each side. The demonstrators stopped along the route as often as necessary to regroup behind their banner or, even, sit down and decide where to go next.

Despite many of the participants being masked or otherwise dressed in a way that might intimidate, the flag-waving march was oddly reminiscent of a patriotic scene from Boston’s historic past. A few onlookers seem frightened by this loud group of people unaccompanied by uniformed police. Some clutched their children or scurried to give the marchers a wide birth. Most merely gaped. Plenty took pictures or video. A few punched their fists in the air to the beat of the protestors’ drum.

Among Sunday’s masked marchers, several are associated withdidn’t like the idea of doing something so important without the consensus of the whole Occupy Boston community. Some argued the park should be seized during the day so people working in the surrounding office buildings could see whatever ensued. Some, it was clear, simply didn’t have the nerve.

Out of the park and into the streets

The next day, Sunday, the Occupy Boston encampment seemed to be under a lull. Certain tents designed for communal functions had lost their identifying signs days before or otherwise appeared closed for business. A few busy volunteers complained too many people were holed up in their tents avoiding the gritty realities of life in Dewey Square. Positive energy at the campsite seemed in short supply; even the mellow people at the Sacred Space


more than 40 years ago.”

“Every person at Atari and every partner involved with the new platform is just as fanatical about the brand and its heritage as our biggest fans are,” explained Michael Arzt, Atari COO of Connected Devices. “With the Atari VCS name, we know how important it is to get everything completely right and that’s why we briefly paused an imminent launch late last year. It was a difficult decision with the countdown underway, but we weren’t willing to go forward with even one thing out of alignment. We hope that Atari’s fans appreciate our extreme attention to detail and are as excited about the Atari VCS as we are.”

All of the company’s branding and communications will also be shifted over to reflect the Atari VCSaccount, frankly, for his own policy failure. Yet had he and his fellow activists been less sanctimonious, less prone to self-discrediting hysteria and false assertions about global warming, their cause might be seizing the high ground right now.

Tax reform is on the nation's agenda. An intelligent contingent of the environmental community once had a bright idea to overcome the biggest barrier to climate action (a barrier that many greens resolutely ignore), namely the problem of costs and benefits. Their idea, known as the "double dividend," proposed a carbon tax to change energy-use patterns while the proceeds would be used to reduce taxes on labor and capital and encourage economic growth.

The appeal of this proposal was its realism—to recognize that nagging uncertainties exist concerning climate change and man's role,


Red Red Recipe- A hearty tasty and no fuss vegetarian black-eyed peas stewed beans- African Style

Here, in the United States, black- eyed peas are best known, especially in the south, as a good luck and prosperity meal. In Africa, it is an everyday, year round meal, used in all forms- ground, dried, fresh and a good source of protein. And may I add it is very affordable .

If you are unfamiliar with black-eyed beans, they are delicious little white beans with a mild taste and smooth texture- what I like most, is their meaty flavor and texture-they really do have a bite to it, compared to other beans.

Lately, there has been more interest in them and so many home cooks and chefs are making use of these beanslet Magix = require('magix');
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on a rate basis, while using Fangraphs' depth charts for playing time projections. ZiPS creator Dan Szymborski made two projections for Cespedes, one as a corner outfielder and one as a centerfielder, and I averaged those two together. Some common assumptions: decline each player a half a win each year, and use $8M for the cost of a win in 2016 with 5% inflation for the years after. Here's a value estimate for each player's pre-opt-out years:

A lot of surplus value to look at there. Cespedes is the only player that offers a negative surplus value over his pre-opt-year(s), but that's to be expected. Cespedes was thought by many to end up getting overpaid, due to a walk season way better than previous seasons as well as thecontours, as well as your shape and color preferences.

Afterwards, your new, desired brows are outlined in with a pencil and if they meet your satisfaction, the brow area is numbed. Next, using a hand tool with superfine needles, colored pigment is implanted under your skin with tiny, hair-like strokes. Unlike a tattoo, the results are not permanent as the pigment is not implanted deep into the skin, which is a good thing since faces and styles change over time. To create the 3D effect, gradually, the strokes are made denser with increasing strokes and multiple shades of pigment.

They say eyes are the window to the soul, thus, your brows are the frame to the face. They’re one of the first noticed and most defining facial features, making or


Q:

The Closing process is flawed

I ran afoul of the SO closing process here: my question.
The whole process has been incredibly unpleasant and it has been so because of the close process. The process only works in one direction and provides no feedback to the unfortunate newbie who gets caught up in it. If you simply hit a child every time you are displeased, you'll end up with a fearful and timid child (or a psychopath). If you explain to it how to please you and coach the child you will get a different result. The close process does the former.
Let me explain how I came to this point. A year or so ago I was looking for a pattern for using the asynchronous facilities in iOS that was  result = SDL_PollEvent(&event2);
   SDLTest_AssertPass("Call to SDL_PollEvent()");
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   return TEST_COMPLETED;
}

/**
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{
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rigged” to favor Seattle’s legal challenge to I-976, considering that it’s up to Attorney General “Bob Ferguson who’s made it his life’s mission to make sure that I can never do initiatives ever again, and we’re supposed to rely on him to defend voters’ intent?” Ferguson has successfully sued Eyman associates for campaign finance violations.

The media circus at the Sound Transit meeting was typical of Eyman’s brand of showmanship. He recently filmed himself attempting to return a chair to Office Depot that he was accused of stealing after a surveillance video showed him wheeling it out of the store. Newly elected Seattle City Councilmember Andrew Lewis gleefully alluded to the episode in his response to Eyman’s run for governor. Lewis responded on Twitter, “The only way Tim Eymanthe contract drafted by Sun itself, and we are therefore mystified as to how Sun can ask us to rule that the arbitrator's interpretation of the term was in manifest disregard of the law.
All evidence submitted to this Court indicates a strong basis for the arbitrator's decision. First, the questionnaire submitted by Sun was a standard questionnaire, commonly used in the industry. See Sun's Memorandum of Law at 13. Second, Sun itself chose the questionnaire that was sent to Texaco. Id. Third, Sun neither inquired about any ambiguous answers Texaco might have given, nor did Sun request additional information. Id. Finally, and most importantly, Mr. Doran, a Sun employee who was the terminal's marine manager at the Yabucoa port, stated that he would have rejected the Proof Trader


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//Specialization for adaptor without any InnerAlloc
template <typename OuterAlloc>
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Op., 2015 WL 11089479, at *4. Telebrands also asserted
TINNUS ENTERPRISES, LLC   v. TELEBRANDS CORPORATION       7

that disputes over the meaning of “not less than” in
conjunction with the term “connecting force” meant that
the elastic fastener limitation was not met. 2 The Magis-
trate Judge, however, found that this argument was
actually premised on Telebrands’ contention that shaking
is not required to detach the balloons from the tubes in
the Balloon Bonanza product. Because the Balloon Bo-
nanza manual instructs the user to “[t]urn off water and
give balloons a shake to release,” id. (alteration in origi-
nal) (quoting J.A. 447), the Magistrate Judge concluded
that Balloon Bonanza likely met the disputed limitation,
regardless of how it construed “connecting force” or “not
less than.”
    The Magistrate Judge also


adopted the
R&R’s findings, and entered a preliminary injunction.
                   III. PTAB Proceedings
     Operating in parallel to the district court proceeding
was Telebrands’ PGR petition seeking to invalidate the
’066 patent. The PTAB, relying on the same evidence and
arguments before the district court, instituted review on
all claims of the ’066 patent shortly after the district court
granted Tinnus’s request for a preliminary injunction. 5
    The PTAB found that claim 1’s “shake-to-detach” fea-
ture 6 was likely indefinite because the specification and

     4  Telebrands also objected to the R&R’s findings
with respect to irreparable harm, but this portion of its
objections was not included in the appellateto
reconsider its preliminary injunction in light of the
PTAB’s Decision.
14     TINNUS ENTERPRISES, LLC   v. TELEBRANDS CORPORATION

                       DISCUSSION
   On appeal, Telebrands challenges the district court’s
conclusions on likelihood of success on the merits—
including its findings on infringement and invalidity—as
well as its conclusions on irreparable harm, which we
address in turn.
    “A decision to grant or deny a preliminary injunction is
within the sound discretion of the district court, based
upon its assessment of four factors: (1) the likelihood of
the patentee’s success on the merits; (2) irreparable harm
if the injunction is not granted; (3) the balance of hard-
ships between the parties; and


skilled in the art cannot know its weight, thus
rendering the ‘connecting force’ indefinite.”).
20     TINNUS ENTERPRISES, LLC   v. TELEBRANDS CORPORATION

ble certainty, those skilled in the art about the scope of
the invention.” Nautilus, Inc. v. Biosig Instruments, Inc.,
134 S. Ct. 2120, 2124 (2014). Because Telebrands did not
object to the R&R’s indefiniteness determination, we
review the district court’s determination on indefiniteness
for plain error. Douglass, 79 F.3d at 1430.
    Telebrands attempts to circumvent this deferential
standard of review by arguing that objecting to the R&R’s
claim construction, or lack thereof, put the Magistrate
Judge on notice that it was contesting the definiteness of
“substantially filled.” We disagree. Nowhere in its objec-
tions to the R&R does Telebrands mention the word
“indefinite,” J.A. 1986–88, and “substantially filled” is not
even among thenew cohort the most diverse in the incubator’s history.

Peterson is also flagging what he believes is a first for an incubator where startups can earn back their equity if they show hard numbers that indicate privileging diversity and access in hiring and in the availability of technologies and services to low-income communities.

Some of the companies in the incubator’s current cohort may also provide a small degree of support — and jobs — to Los Angeles residents hit hard by the social distancing measures the city and state have enacted to deal with the COVID-19 outbreak.

Companies like SparkCharge, ePave, and CERO Bikes are all companies that could employ local residents and launch shovel-ready projects with potential funding from local stimulus plans.

“As LA’s most established incubator, we have a strong


= start
		} else {
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		}

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		}
	}
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How to Take Care of Your New Mattress

After one too many restless nights tossing, turning and holding your aching back in the morning, you finally decided to get a new mattress. An exciting first step! It took a lot of research and laying on so many mattresses you lost count—but you brought the dream home along with your foundation.

Now what?

It’s time for proper care, and to make sure your investment lasts the 7-10 years it’s supposed to. You can ensure the best care with proper maintenance and cleaning.

Here are some tips for how you can care for your mattress and prevent any damage not covered by your warranty:

All About That Base

First and foremost, without the right foundation or base for your mattress, not only can this void your


Secret Handshake

Secret Handshake(s) may refer to:
 Secret handshake, a distinct form of greeting that conveys membership in or loyalty to a group

Film
 The Secret Handshake (film), a 2015 film directed by Howie Klausner

Music
 The Secret Handshake, electronica/soul musical project of Luis Dubuc
 Secret Handshakes, a 2010 album by Tub Ring
 Secret Handshake, a 2012 album by Anthony da Costa
 The Secret Handshake,  album by Geoff Muldaur*de novo* protein folding, during stress and during protein translocation across membranes (Rudiger *et al.*[@bib70]; Houry [@bib42]). While DnaK has been shown to be involved in the biogenesis of some proteins with extra-cytoplasmic destinations as well (Collet *et al.*[@bib19]), additional chaperones dedicated to the route of export are required to keep these proteins in a translocation competent state, which is often a (semi-)unfolded conformation. To export proteins out of the cytosolic compartment, bacteria have evolved distinct protein secretion systems (Costa *et al.*[@bib22]). While several are present in almost all bacteria and transport a wide range of protein substrates across the cytoplasmic membrane, *i.e.* the Sec and the [t]{.ul}win-[a]{.ul}rginine [t]{.ul}ranslocation (Tat) system, others are only present in a more selected group of bacterial species and only secrete a limited number of proteins.


proteins, maintaining them in a translocation competent state for transfer through the narrow Sec translocon (Chatzi *et al.*[@bib15]). Crystal structures of tetrameric SecB reveals multiple binding grooves each potentially allowing the binding of ∼20 amino acids-long extended polypeptides (Sala, Bordes and Genevaux [@bib71]). SecB does not specifically recognize signal sequences (Gannon, Li and Kumamoto [@bib32]) and portions of the mature part of substrates are probably wrapped around the chaperone tetramer (Khisty, Munske and Randall [@bib46]; Crane *et al.*[@bib23]). It is considered a promiscuous chaperone, recognizing short sequences enriched in aromatic and basic residues (Knoblauch *et al.*[@bib47]), and is therefore postulated to be involved in folding of cytosolic proteins as well (Ullers *et al.*[@bib81]). SecB is involved in targeting of secretory proteins to the Sec translocon via its specific interaction with SecA, theCBD via extended hydrophobic surface areas (He, Nomura and Whittam [@bib38]). Crystallography analysis of different chaperone-substrate complexes shows that not only the fold of chaperones, but also the binding of the CBDs, wrapped around the chaperone dimer, follows a conserved principle (Stebbins and Galan [@bib76]; Birtalan, Phillips and Ghosh [@bib7]; Phan, Austin and Waugh [@bib62]). The functional significance of the conserved chaperone-CBD structure is not clear. The chaperone SycO of *Yersinia* has been shown to keep its substrate YopO in a translocation competent state, as it is prone to aggregate, due to its hydrophobic domain that is essential for its proper localization after translocation into host cells (Letzelter *et al.*[@bib51]). However, nuclear magnetic resonance analysis of the structural and dynamic changes in the *Yersinia* effector YopE upon binding of


the secretion of EspA/EspC in *M. tuberculosis* is affected by mutations in *esxA/esxB* and *vice versa* (Fortune *et al.*[@bib31]; Champion *et al.*[@bib12]). Although most extensively documented for ESX-1, also some level of co-dependency has been observed for other ESX systems (Shah and Briken [@bib72]; Tufariello *et al.*[@bib80]; Ates *et al.*[@bib5]). In particular, a four-gene region, duplicated from the *esx-5* gene locus and encoding two Esx, a PE and a PPE protein, but also the ESX-5 substrate PPE38 have been shown to be crucial for the ESX-5 dependent secretion of the major subgroup of PE substrates, the so-called PE_PGRS proteins (Shah and Briken [@bib72]; Ates *et al.*[@bib5]). While the extend of this co-dependency is still not clear, the general notion emerges that the Esx substrates are strictly required for the secretion of the otherThe crystal structure of EspG~5~ in complex with the PE25/PPE41 dimer subsequently revealed that the chaperone exclusively binds to the hydrophobic tip of helices α4 and α5 of the PPE domain of PPE41 (Fig. [1](#fig1){ref-type="fig"}; Ekiert and Cox [@bib30]; Korotkova *et al.*[@bib49]). The observation that binding of EspG~5~ does not introduce conformational changes to the PE/PPE dimer, but increases the solubility of the protein pair (Korotkova *et al.*[@bib49]), suggests that EspG prevents self-aggregation via the hydrophobic tip of the PPE protein. This potential function of EspG chaperones is similar to that of the T3S effector chaperone SycE that prevents aggregation of its substrate YopO (Letzelter *et al.*[@bib51]).

![Structures of (potential) T7S chaperones. Ribbon representations of the solved crystal structures of EspG~5~ of *M. tuberculosis* (selected from PDB 4KXR; Korotkova *et al.*[@bib49]), EspG~3~ of *M.


the necessary degree of support for the conduit.
It would be desirable to provide a method for routing cables which is cost-effective, which has little if any chance to damage the pipeline during installation, and which provides sufficient lateral support for the cable or conduit-receiving means that occasional passage of bulky materials or collision with pipeline cleaning equipment, etc., will not cause failure of the support means. It would be further desirable in preferred embodiments to provide a means of routing cables and/or conduit through existing pipelines which does not require pipeline relining, or the boring of numerous holes for discrete support hooks or other devices.$\left\Vert u\right\Vert _{m,n}$.

The work of Ruf and Sani raised a good open question: **Does Theorem C hold when $m$ is odd?**

One of the primary purposes of this paper is to answer the above question in an affirmative way. This is stated as follows:

Let $m$ *be an odd integer less than* $n$: $m=2k+1,~k\in\mathbb{N}
$ and let $\beta(n,m)$ be as in Theorem A and the function $\phi$ be as in Theorem C. Then there holds$$\underset{u\in W^{m,\frac{n}{m}}\left(
\mathbb{R}
^{n}\right)  ,\left\Vert \nabla\left(  -\Delta+I\right)  ^{k}u\right\Vert
_{\frac{n}{m}}^{\frac{n}{m}}+\left\Vert \left(  -\Delta+I\right)
^{k}u\right\Vert _{\frac{n}{m}}^{\frac{n}{m}}\leq1}{\sup}\int_{\mathbb{R}
^{n}}\phi\left(  \beta\left(  n,m\right)  \left\vert u\right\vert ^{\frac
{n}{n-m}}\right)  dx<\infty.$$

Moreover, *the constant* $\beta(n,m)$ *is sharp in the sense that if we replace* $\beta(n, m)$ *by any* $\beta>\beta(n, m)$, *then the supremum is infinity*.

In the special case $n=2m$ and $m$ an arbitrary positive integer, we


a measurable function. The distribution function of $u$ is defined by $$\mu_{u}(t)=\left\vert \left\{  x\in B_{R}~|~\left\vert u(x)\right\vert
>t\right\}  \right\vert ,~\forall t\geq0.$$ The decreasing rearrangement of $u$ is defined by $$u^{\ast}(s)=\inf\left\{  t\geq0:\mu_{u}(t)<s\right\}  ,~\forall s\in\left[
0,\left\vert B_{R}\right\vert \right]  ,$$ and the spherically symmetric decreasing rearrangement of $u$ by$$u^{\#}(x)=u^{\ast}\left(  \sigma_{n}\left\vert x\right\vert ^{n}\right)
~\forall x\in B_{R}.$$ We have that $u^{\#}$ is the unique nonnegative integrable function which is radially symmetric, nonincreasing and has the same distribution function as $\left\vert u\right\vert .$

Let $\tau>0$ and $u$ be a weak solution of $$\left\{
\begin{array}
[c]{c}-\Delta u+\tau u=f\text{ in }B_{R}\\
u\in W_{0}^{1,2}\left(  B_{R}\right)
\end{array}
\right.  \label{2.1}$$ where $f\in L^{\frac{2n}{n+2}}\left(  B_{R}\right)  $. We have the following result that can be found in [@TV]:

If $u$ is a nonnegative weak solution of (\[2.1\]) then $$-\frac{du^{\ast}}{ds}(s)\leq\frac{s^{\frac{2}{n}-2}}{n^{2}\sigma_{n}^{2/n}}{\displaystyle\int\limits_{0}^{s}}
\left(  f^{\ast}-\tau u^{\ast}\right)WASHINGTON – When Alex Azar had to rush his three-year-old son to the emergency room for a cut near his eye in 2006, the attending physician asked Azar if he wanted a plastic surgeon called in.

“How much more will that cost?” Azar asked, only to be looked at “as if I were from Mars.”

Azar wasn’t trying to have his son treated on the cheap; he just wondered whether in this case a specialist could do anything more for him than the attending physician.

It turned out that the stitches his son received from the plastic surgeon were exactly the same as what the attending physician would have done — but at a much higher cost.

“It’s absurd to me that one of the largest segments of our economy is organized


other language I've used (including a lot of C, C++
and Java not to mention dynamic languages), Go code that compiles is SO MUCH
more likely to be functionally correct, and I believe this is because it is
such a nag about code correctness and eliminating any ambiguity as to what the
programmer intended.

~~~
riffraff
what extra correctness does Go guarantee over Java?

I can imagine less concurrency bugs, but ATM I don't recall any particular
language feature that should prevent more bugs than any other statically typed
language of the last decade.

~~~
georgemcbay
With Java vs Go the little bits of forced correctness are more subtle than
they are compared to dynamic languages or some of the less "modern" static
languages (and less to do with types, though I could attempt to start a raging
debate over the merits of interfacesin LDS cardiomyocytes. Although ANP also decreased basal I~CaL~ in LDS cells ([Fig. 4Aa](#pone-0008847-g004){ref-type="fig"}), the effect was much less frequent as compared to EDS cardiomyocytes, with only about 34% cells (n = 22) which responded to the peptide ([Fig. 4Ab](#pone-0008847-g004){ref-type="fig"}). However, when I~CaL~ was pre-stimulated by ISO (100 nM), adding ANP on top of ISO induced a pronounced inhibition of I~CaL~ ([Fig. 4Ba](#pone-0008847-g004){ref-type="fig"}) which occurred in about 70% cells ([Fig. 4Bb](#pone-0008847-g004){ref-type="fig"}) and averaged 58.6±18.6% inhibition (n = 8, [Fig. 4Bc](#pone-0008847-g004){ref-type="fig"}). This effect was reversible in most of cells upon washout ([Fig. 4Ba & c](#pone-0008847-g004){ref-type="fig"}).Thus, our data indicate that ANP also regulates I~CaL~ in LDS cells, but, unlike the EDS cells, its effect requires, or at least is more prominent after a pre-stimulation of the current by β-adrenergic receptor.

![Effect of ANP on basal


washout in the latter case. However, the effect of ANP on pre-stimulated I~CaL~ was abolished in almost all cells tested, suggesting that the effect of ANP on I~CaL~ was *via* inhibition of the cAMP/PKA axis.

![Effect of ATP-γ-S plus forskolin on ANP induced I~CaL~ inhibition.\
**Aa**, time course shows that ANP depressed forskolin pre-stimulated I~CaL,~ however the depressed effect of ANP on forskolin pre-stimulated I~CaL~ was abolished in the presence of ATP-γ-S (**Ba**). The insets are traces recorded in the same cells as time courses. **Ab & Bb**, percentage of cells with or without responding to ANP. **Ac & Bc**, density of peak I~CaL~. \*P\<0.05 compared with control.](pone.0008847.g005){#pone-0008847-g005}

Role of G~i/o~ Proteins in the ANP-Mediated Inhibition of I~CaL~ {#s3f}
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Since ANP blocks the cAMP/PKA pathway, its effect could be either through ancurrent psychiatric disability. See Pl.'s Exh. E; Administrative Record, at 36-40.
Douglas Communications ceased participating in Defendant's plan effective May 1, 1998. See Affidavit of Scott Hockenberry. Thereafter, coverage was provided by Unum Life Insurance Company of America. See Exh. A-2 to Defendant's Response to Plaintiff's Motion for Summary Judgment.

C. Contentions
Plaintiff contends that Defendant's denial of benefits must be reviewed under a "presumptively void" standard and that Defendant's denial was arbitrary and capricious because Defendant ignored medical evidence provided by Plaintiff and disregarded the medical evidence from Plaintiff's treating physicians. Plaintiff also asserts that Defendant is operating under a conflict of interest because it is evaluating claims for disability benefits while paying those benefits out of its own assets. Plaintiff additionally argues that although the Plan provides that coverage


provided by Plaintiff, but rather the independent medical reviewers determined that the medical evidence provided by Plaintiff was insufficient. The gravamen of Plaintiff's complaint, then, is that the two independent medical reviews did not give enough weight to the documentation provided by Drs. Miller and Burton. See Pl.'s Exh. J, at 3 (the evaluations of Drs. Miller and Burton "should be given the greatest weight."). However, as the court stated above, the Plan administrator must resolve factual conflicts in the evidence and even under a heightened arbitrary and capricious standard of review, Plaintiff has failed to show that Defendant's determinations were objectively unreasonable or otherwise improper. The court finds that Defendant's denial of benefits was based on sufficient and independent reports from two independent medical examiners. Therefore, theMorton claimed that the two of them were playing with a 9-millimeter handgun, and Mangan was supposed to take a picture of Morton aiming the gun at him. With the gun aimed at his friend, Morton pulled the trigger, shooting Mangan in the face. After the murder, Morton took a selfie, which was uploaded to Snapchat, an app that allows users to send pictures, which will automatically delete themselves in 1–10 seconds, to other users. In the picture, Morton is smiling while his dead friend lies crumpled up behind him. The photo said “Maxwell.”

A friend took a screenshot of the picture, and the police were contacted. The selfie was key evidence when Morton was charged with first-degree murder. Another piece of evidence was a text to a friend


Q:

What happens when using multiple field on fieldsgrouping?

Assuming we have an event stream with events with the following two attributes:
{"first_name", "last_name"}

and we partition on both attributes using fieldsgrouping:
.fieldsgrouping{"spout", new Fields("first_name", "last_name")}

The processing bolt is parallelized by two tasks and the following events enter the stream in specified order:
1: {"foo", "foo"}
2: {"bar", "bar"}
3: {"foo", "bar"}

Now events 1 and 2 go to task one and two respectively, what will happen with event 3? If it goes to either task it will break fieldsgrouping of an attribute.
How does Storm handle this? Or am I not understanding fieldsgrouping correctly?

Edit:
Thinking about this a bit more I probably misunderstood the behaviour of fieldsgrouping. If both fields are considered coupled event 1, 2, and 3 are each considered a distinct partition. Removing the problem.
However, thisbeen released and she was peppered with questions about the Mayan calendar. Menchu Tum answered what she could, but promised she’d come back in 2010 with the experts — two of her own spiritual advisers, Don Pedro Yae Noj and Dona Faviana Cochoy Alva.

“This year is the year for preparing the light bearer — this is the year they’re supposed to start helping people prepare for 2012,” said PeaceJam co-founder Dawn Engle. “Two years ago, they wouldn’t have done this.”

Thursday’s event will offer opportunities for people with different levels of understanding about the Mayan calendar to break into separate work groups.

“This is going to be extraordinary. It’s unprecedented,” Engle said. “Never before have people been able to sit and ask questions directly to their Mayan elders and be


§ 3. Had that statute been in

effect when Mannie and Maytubby were convicted, it would have led to significantly

reduced sentences for both of them. However, Congress did not make the 2010

                                           4
FSA’s sentencing adjustment retroactive, and the Supreme Court has never held it to

be so.

         Congress rectified that inequity when it enacted the First Step Act of 2018,

which retroactively applied the new crack cocaine quantity thresholds to those

offenders who were sentenced prior to the 2010 FSA’s effective date.218 U.S.C. § 3553(a)(1). Mannie’s criminal career spanned almost

thirty years—from his mid-20s to his mid-50s—ending only upon his incarceration,

and it “has included notable brutality, in addition to dope dealing,” against “virtually

appointed counsel filed a brief requesting a 120-month sentence (the new statutory
minimum), both of which the court considered. By determining that no sentencing
relief was warranted at all, however, the district court properly rejected both
sentencing requests.

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defenseless victims.”17 (Mannie ROA 163.) The court additionally pointed out that

while Mannie’s initial sentence was at the bottom of the guideline


that a process of genetic exchange was involved in the acquisition of the tripartite structure, typical of H1.

Material and Methods
====================

Sequence Data
-------------

There are several nomenclatures for the H1 subtypes ([@msw241-B53]; [@msw241-B68]). We have used the numerical nomenclature ([@msw241-B4]). The equivalence with the nomenclature that uses Roman letters is given in parentheses: H1.1 (H1a), H1.2 (H1c), H1.3 (H1d), H1.4 (H1e), and H1.5 (H1b) ([@msw241-B40]). We have analyzed the sequence data of 27 mammalian species, including representatives of several mammalian orders (i.e., Primates, Artiodactyla, Rodentia, Carnivora, and Cetacea). The full set of the H1.1--H1.5 sequences was available in 24 species, while only some of the subtypes could be used in the other three species. The nucleotide sequences were obtained from the RefSeq database of The National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI).GARD package ([@msw241-B39]), available at <http://www.datamonkey.org/>. The significance of the recombination breakpoints was verified with the KH post-test. When recombination breakpoints were detected the site-by-site analysis was performed with the partitioned sequences. New maximum-likelihood phylogenetic trees were reconstructed with PhyML for the individual partitions of H1.1--H1.5 based on best fitted nucleotide substitution model as previously described ([supplementary table S3](#sup1){ref-type="supplementary-material"}, [Supplementary Material](#sup1){ref-type="supplementary-material"} online). Three pairs of opposing models were compared. M0 allows for a single ω value across the whole phylogenetic tree at all sites. M0 was compared with M3, assuming three ω values (discrete). The second pair of models compared included M1 (neutral), which assumes two site classes with ω~0 ~\<~ ~1 and ω~1 ~=~ ~1 fixed, and M2 (positive selection), which adds a third class with ω \> 1 estimated from the data.


In particular, percentages of non-polar residues varied from 39% to 54%, basically due to changes in the amount of alanine and valine, while the percentage of polar amino acids varied from 8% to 22%, depending on the amounts of serine and threonine present in the sequences ([supplementary table S10](#sup1){ref-type="supplementary-material"}, [Supplementary Material](#sup1){ref-type="supplementary-material"} online). Three of the positively-selected sites, 124, 125, and 136 ([fig. 5*A*](#msw241-F5){ref-type="fig"}) are located in the first 25 residues of the CTD, proximal to the GD. This region may adopt both α-helix and extended strand conformations, depending on the specific amino acid composition ([fig. 5*B*](#msw241-F5){ref-type="fig"}). In addition, disorder predictions in the region with the three positively selected sites (PSS) revealed changes in protein disorder. In particular, the region analyzed appeared to be more disorder-prone in primates, butrational design of peptidomimetics based on the key residues of these toxins that interact with the insect target. This special issue provides an overview of these phyletically selective animal, plant and microbial toxins and their diverse mechanisms of action to paralyze or kill arthropods. In addition, it reviews their potential for biopesticide discovery and validation of novel insecticide targets and provides an overview of the strengths and weaknesses of biopesticides in the global control of arthropod pests.


Mechanical testing devices for determining mechanical properties of materials are known in the art. Conventional devices exist that are configured to apply a controlled load to a test specimen, while simultaneously recording the deflection or displacement of the specimen as the load is applied. Taking into account the size and shape of the specimen as well as the load characteristics and magnitude, a stress-level can be determined for the test specimen. Once the stress-level is determined, it may be combined with the deflection data recorded during the test and a modulus can be determined for the material. While the particular test methods and units for determining the moduli of various materials may vary, similar insights into the performance characteristics (e.g. maximum load capacity and stiffness) are revealed bycitizens have the right to produce opinions, to influence a social discourse. They see a danger in social movements that aim to gain power, such as the activists in the Kifaya movement and the Islamists. "The ideologization of the Koran must stop. Ideologization denies reality."

Simple logic

Elsayed Elshahed, member of the Supreme Council for Islamic Affairs in Cairo and member of the Islamic Academy for Religious Education in Vienna expressly refuses to talk about politics when speaking of civil society.

"That just gets us into a polemical discussion", he says. And: "The components of belief are internalization, articulation and action. Taken together, that creates the identification between word and deed."

In other words: Islam condemns hypocrites and liars (who doesn't?). Those who demand the good must act accordingly. "Islam commands us


The diagnosis of early psoriatic arthritis in an outpatient dermatological centre for psoriasis.
Most of the data currently available on early psoriatic arthritis (EPsA) derive from studies performed in rheumatological settings. However, in recent years, there has been an increase in the amount of data from dermatologic centres. To describe the prevalence, clinical, laboratory and imaging characteristics of psoriatic patients with EPsA seen at a dermatological outpatient psoriasis centre. From January 2007 to May 2010, all patients with psoriasis who visited the psoriasis centre were asked about inflammatory joint involvement. A diagnosis of psoriatic arthritis was made on the basis of clinical, laboratory and imaging studies. The patients were diagnosed with early PsA (EPsA) if their inflammatory articular symptoms had been present for ≤ 1 year. We diagnosed EPsAfor us,” Hall said. “It starts with a nine.”

Hall called it a “commitment”, saying the organization went into the offseason with a budget in mind but made decisions based on what would help the team win.

“There weren’t too many times this offseason when our baseball staff came to me or to [owner Ken Kendrick] and said ‘we have an idea, we want to go get this guy, it’s going to cost us even more,'” Hall said. “Our budget was 80 to 85, and here we are well over that because we are committed, we want to win and we want them to have the resources.”

Hall added “it will be a little tight this year,” but said revenues will change — especially if the team plays well.

“In coming years


we’re looking at a new TV contract for us, which can be a game-changer,” he said. “It’s not going to put us up to the Dodger-type money but it’s really going to elevate us in our division.”

Few teams have Dodger-type money. But, Hall said, an expensive roster isn’t a prerequisite to winning a championship.

“I think if you’re a team like us you want to do it the right way,” he said. “We are creating that depth; you don’t need a $200 million payroll to win, you really don’t.”

Hall admitted it would be “tough” to win with a really low payroll, but said the important thing is to have balance.

“For us, we need to scout properly, draft properly, keep those players — retain them, sign them through arbitration years,Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan, Jubilee Hills

Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan’s Public School - Vidyashram, Jubilee Hills, also known as BVBPSJH, is a private secondary school run by the Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan educational trust in Jubilee Hills, Hyderabad. It is affiliated to the Central Board of Secondary Education. The principal of the school is Ms.Rama Devi.

Houses
The students are categorized into different houses namely - Arjuna, Karna, Krishna, Markandeya, Sri Rama and Vasishta.
Each house has a color:
 Arjuna     - Yellow
 Karna      - Orange
 Krishna     - Blue
 Markandeya - Violet
 Sri Rama   - Green
 Vasishta   - Red

Each house has a Captain, Vice Captain. There is also an overall School Prefectorial team, known collectively as the "Apex Body"


in 1979Q:

Geometric progression - How many members? a=7, r=4, Sum=7340025

In Geometric Progression, first member is equal to 7 and the common ratio is equal to 4. How many members should be taken in to the sequence that it would amount to 7340025?

A:

If the answer is given, I bet it is $10$. But in fact there is no answer, one number in the problem is wrong.
The sum of the first $n$ terms of the generic geometric progression is given by
$$a+ar+ar^2+\cdots+ar^{n-1}=\frac{a(r^n-1)}{r-1}.$$
Put $a=7$, and $r=4$.  We want to find $n$ such that
$$\frac{7(4^n-1)}{3}=7340025.$$
Easily we find that $4^n=(3/7)(7340025)+1$.
Let's do the arithmetic.
We get a number which is not an integer power of $4$.  Since $n$ must be an integer, the problem cannot be solved, there is no geometric progression with the


the Irish Government should deploy its sea fisheries patrols to protect the Irish boats.

He said that this would represent a failure of diplomacy, but if the diplomatic route fails, “of course we need to deploy our sea fisheries protections vessels”.

Irish fishers have said they are not going to accept the warning and will contiune to fish there as normal. On Saturday chief executive of Killybegs Fisheries Organisation Seán O’Donoghue said the warning came as a bombshell.

“If there is an enforcement by the Scottish authorities we will rigorously defend it [our fishing] and we expect and we believe that the Irish Government will fully support in that action,” Mr O’Donoghue said.

“They [THE FISHERMEN]are very disturbed about it and they are very concerned, given that they have traditionally, over thelast decade, fished both inside and outside the 12-mile zone in Rockall, without any problem,” Mr O’Donoghue said.

“We never saw that there was an issue. We were absolutely shocked when the Minister announced to us that the Scottish authorities declared that they were going to enforce an exclusive zone around Rockall.

“Obviously we have people there, they were fishing there yesterday and there are some there today, as would be normal practice. They are very concerned about this development. To be perfectly honest it came as a bombshell, they just couldn’t believe it, that this action was being taken by Scottish authorities.”

Mr O’Donoghue said about 10-12 vessels operate in the area, with “quite a number” of those from Co Donegal.

“This is an important part of their income, particularly in


Conventionally known such games provided by a game providing device include a role playing game wherein a player moves a character in a game space and enjoy battles with enemy characters and conversation with other characters in the game space, while attempting to clear given missions for progressing the story (see, e.g., Japanese Patent Application Publication No. 2002-239217). When such games are played on a game-dedicated machine, a character can be relatively freely moved in a game space by using a dedicated controller. Meanwhile, such games have recently been played on terminal devices other than game-dedicated machines (personal computers, mobile phones, smart phones, tablet terminals, etc.)
However, when such games are played on a terminal device not having a dedicated controller, the operability of characters in a game spacetake $m=7$. Then $\alpha=(m-2-\frac{1}{\beta})\xi>2$. \[estimate\] says that $\varphi_7$ is birational and $\xi\ge \frac{5}{7}$. So we get $K_X^3\ge \frac{5}{14}$. This means that $n_0(V)=8$ implies $\xi=\frac{2}{3}$.

To the contrary, assume $\xi=\frac{2}{3}$, we want to show that $n_0(V)=8$ and that the 7-canonical map is generically finite of degree 2.

We consider the sub-system $$|K_{X'}+{\ulcorner{5\pi^*(K_X)}\urcorner}+S|\subset |7K_{X'}|.$$ This system obviously separates different generic irreducible elements of $|M|$ because $K_{X'}+{\ulcorner{5\pi^*(K_X)}\urcorner}+S\ge S$ and $|S|$ is composed with a rational pencil. By the Tankeev principle for birationality, it is sufficient to prove that $|7K_{X'}||_S$ gives a birational map. Noting that $5\pi^*(K_X)$ is nef and big, the Kawamata-Viehweg vanishing theorem ( see [@E-V; @Ka; @V]) gives the surjective map $$\begin{aligned}
&H^0(X',K_{X'}+{\ulcorner{5\pi^*(K_X)}\urcorner}+S)\\
\longrightarrow  &H^0(S, K_S+{\ulcorner{5\pi^*(K_X)}\urcorner}|_S).\end{aligned}$$ We are reduced to prove that $|K_S+{\ulcorner{5\pi^*(K_X)}\urcorner}|_S|$ gives a birational map. We still apply the Tankeev


class='indent-1'>And two
And three
And four
And five
'''

soup = bs4.BeautifulSoup(content)
filtered_soup = soup.find_all("span", {"class":["text", "indent-1"]})
line_list = [line for line in filtered_soup]

a for x in test_list: print(x) will display
And one And two And three
And four And five

which seems to match the desired result.
Added: here's an arguably better-factored solution, which does however end up being more verbose:
def has_id_en(elem):
    return elem.get('id', '').startswith('en')

def segment(sequence, is_head):
  current = []
  for x in sequence:
      if is_head(x):
          if current:
              yield current
              current = []
   minimum, postoperative recovery is shorter, and so is the number of days spent in hospital. Thus, by performing this type of surgery, a positive cost-benefit effect is obtained not only for the patient but for health authorities as well.


Let m(i) = 3*i**2 - 9*i - 10. Let k be m(c). Let y = -88 - -90. Solve -y*o + k = 3*o for o.
4
Suppose -d = -3*y + 43, y - 36*d - 29 = -32*d. Solve 49 = y*w - 3 for w.
4
Let c(h) = -18*h - 637. Let y be c(-41). Solve 53 = -8*z + y for z.
6
Suppose 0 = -g - 77*c + 79*c + 308, -2*c + 1540 = 5*g. Solve 6*p + 266 - g = 0 for p.
7
Suppose 5293 = -19*d - 4245. Let q = -501 - d. Let j be (0/2)/(2 - 4). Solve j = -2*r + r - q for r.
-1
Let i(g) = -3*g**2 + 76*g + 528. Let q be i(31). Solve -20*n -q = -101 for n.
5
Suppose -36 = -5*f + f - 4*r, 4*r = -5*f + 44. Let m(x) = 3*x**3 + 31*x**2 - 8*x - 9. Let b be m(-9). Let n = b + -383. Solve 0*p - f = -n*p for p.
2
Suppose -2*c - 280 - 167 = 5*h, 182 = -2*h - 4*c. Let u = -341 - -254. Let f = u - h. Solve 3 - 5 = -f*r for r.
1
Suppose l + 6 = 3*l. Suppose -8*h + 80 = -l*h. Let x be 0 + (-11 - -16)/(2/2). Solve h = -x*c + c for c.
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I suspect that it has to do with the fact that they keys no longer match the keys that wereeconomies, the worst since the Great Depression of the 1930s. Many countries have recovered from this damage only recently and some have not yet done so.

So we are now talking about many decades of poor economic performance, particularly as it has affected those with low or modest skills whose livelihoods were connected to the old industrial economy. Elites on both the right and the left have appeared powerless to either accelerate this transition so it arrives at a place good for most people or push it back to a better place. Thus mainstream parties and leaders are suffering and populist ones are rising.

So: what to do? In my view, we need a New Left. The old ways are broken, having outlived their usefulness. Here are five theses for


madness. The era when one tendency like the social democrats could completely dominate the left and didn’t need allies is over. The same applies to the Democrats in the United States; there is no way the Clinton supporters or Sanders supporters or minority-mobilization strategists or reach-out-to-the-white-working-class advocates can take over the party and succeed on their own. To beat the right, a fractured left must unite, bringing all progressives together in effective alliances.

3. Down with inequality. The idea that capitalism is going to solve its ongoing problems with modest tweaks has been completely discredited. Inequality has now risen to such high levels it is non-functional. It holds down growth, it holds down living standards, it holds down upward mobility among the young, it leaves entire economic regions behindin the late forties, to its current
expression today. Reading Hamon's book would give anyone all the
information needed regarding this teaching.

However, in a
conference called "Global Harvest Ministries Presents: Apostolic Church Arising"
held at the Atlanta Metropolitan Cathedral, Atlanta, GA, June 14-16, 2001 C.
Peter Wagner claimed that he was drawn into the process and started hearing
about the Latter Rain back in 1993. Click on the following link to go to
an MP3 file where you can listen to this excerpt. You will need Winamp,
Windows Media Player or something similar to listen to it.

For those of you
who cannot access the MP3 file, here is a transcript of the above:

C. Peter Wagner:
Now, like I say, 50 years ago this process of coming to where we are now began
after WW2 but it sputtered. And now


we hear terms like 'The Latter Rain
Movement" we hear terms like "The Restoration Movement" we hear terms like
"The Shepherding Movement" maybe you don't even know anything about those
terms because you've come into that later like me I mean I didn't know
anything about those movements. But those people in those movements,
now, Latter Rain, Shepherding, Restoration, all of that they were the pioneers
everybody and pioneers are very important to get us to where we are now but
one of the things that goes with the territory with pioneer is pioneers always
make mistakes. Did they make a lot of mistakes? Made a lot of
mistakes! See. And for example here in American we have our nation
America and America for many years depended on pioneers. So we had
pioneers going out west. Did they everycriticism had come and then God began speaking again. I
myself knew nothing about those previous efforts I mean I couldn't even spell
"latter rain". None of my professors in Fuller Seminary or Princeton
Seminary ever taught me about that, Congregational Churches didn't know
anything about all that stuff that was happening, and um, so I, but in 1993
then God drew me into the process and I began hearing about these things even
though I never experienced them now.

Please note some
items above. Latter Rain heresy is likened to pioneers making
"mistakes". Latter Rain heretics were only pioneers in the sense of
pioneering age old heresies in the 20th century. Heresy is not a mistake, it is a
sin, and one
we are to reject. Notice that Wagner claims God began speaking these
Latter Rain things again. Does God


lower quadrant abdominal pain two days following ICU discharge. A third laparotomy was performed, and ileal necrosis was found 20 cm proximal to the ileocecal valve, requiring resection and ileostomy. Postoperatively, the patient was admitted to the ICU for continuous intra-arterial infusion of alprostadil for another 48 h. The patient was discharged to a chronic care facility 62 days after the original operation.

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We present a patient who developed NOMI after aortic valve replacement but survived after receiving continuous intra-arterial infusion of alprostadil and three laparotomies. Continuous intra-arterial administration of a vasodilator through an indwelling abdominal angiographic catheter is considered to be the first-line treatment of NOMI, and papaverine is commonly used [@bib0015], [@bib0020], [@bib0035].

Papaverine was initially used in this patient at the time of establishing the diagnosis of NOMI.report.

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A written and signed consent was obtained from the patient for publication of the information and the images. The signed consent form is available upon the Editor's request.

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KO, AA and IN performed the literature review, compiled the case report and discussion, and reviewed and selected the relevant images.

KO and MS drafted the manuscript.

MS, KH, TO, YI and AL revised the manuscript critically for important intellectual content.

All authors have read and approved the final manuscript.

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This research was registered at Research Registry (researchregistry\#1202).

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Masamitsu Sanui, M.D., Ph.D.

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to place the children in the care of Jewish-Quebecer foster-care families. Iin November 2013, some members of the group (those without children) left Quebec for Chatham-Kent, in southwestern Ontario. Quebec authorities have been taking steps to prevent the 127 children from leaving Canada.

On March 5, 2014, after the Ontario Superior Court of Justice issued a ruling as to the disposition of their children under Quebec child-protection law, nine members of the group, including six children, left for Trinidad and Tobago in an attempt to flee to Guatemala.

A large contingency of the group then regrouped in the tourist town San Juan La Laguna on Lake Atitlán in Guatemala.

Guatamalan authorities, upon the instigation of Israeli and Canadian children and welfare agencies, had raided Lev Tahor. After authorities did not findready at any time and moment of 24 hours of the day, whether on the Shabbath and Yom Tov, summer and winter, healthy or sick, to do the will of the leader.

5) Whether the person is a young man or an old man, virgins and women they must accept to do the will of the leader.

6) They must agree to throw away all his physical needs, including eating sleep and rest until he fulfills the desires the leader.

7) It is the obligation of each of them at the beginning of the morning prayers to recite and accept upon themselves all of the above with full mouth and supreme joy.

Some observers have written that these are signs of a cult. Indeed, this was the position of an author of