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of chemo-photothermal therapy using the nanocomplex dramatically suppressed tumor growth up to 95% of control and markedly prolonged the animal survival rate. Moreover, tumor metabolism was quantified by [18F]FDG (2-deoxy-2-[18F]fluoro-D-glucose)-positron emission tomography (PET) imaging and revealed that the combination of the nanocomplex and laser irradiation have the potential to eradicate microscopic residual tumor to prevent cancer relapse. Therefore, the nanocomplex can afford a potent anticancer efficacy whereby heat and drug can be effectively deliver to the tumor, and at the same time the high dose-associated side effects due to the separate application of chemotherapy and thermal therapy could be potentially reduced.Nasal obstruction and facial growth: the strength of evidence for clinical assumptions.
The orthodontic relevance of nasorespiratory obstruction and its effect on facial growth continues to be debated after almost a century of controversy. The continuing interest in nasal obstruction is fueled by strong convictions, weak evidence, and the prevailing uncertainty of cause and effect relationships that exist. The essence of any debate is to provide opposing evidence from which a majority vote is obtained. Political issues may be appropriately resolved by such means as a majority vote. Scientific issues, however, can only be resolved by data and appropriately structured hypotheses put to the test. One of the problems in debating nasorespiratory obstruction and facial growth is the inability to provide unequivocal answers to such issues as: How much


that those directly affected by the crisis may reach half of Syria’s total pre-war population of 23 million people.

“It is time for Syrians to co-operate and for others in the region and outside to co-operate with them to end this crisis,” Brahimi said.

The envoy, who met this week with Syrian President Bashar Assad and Damascus-based opposition groups, said the Syrian government has confirmed it would attend.

Deeply fractured Syrian opposition groups are also split on whether to attend the Geneva talks. They also disagree over conditions for taking part — from demands that Assad step down right away to guarantees that he would not be part of a negotiated solution for the country’s future

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This time, Brahimi appeared to put the onus on the opposition,them. And I mean everything, even smaller lionfish. Most damaging, though, is the fact that they’re removing important reef herbivores essential for keeping the reef healthy.”

While it became clear that lionfish were too prevalent to completely stop, it also became clear some action was needed.

And here, many conservationists realized one important fact about the lionfish: They’re tasty.

Is this an invasive problem we could solve via the dinner table?

Lionfish, It’s What’s For Dinner

Lewis sees promising signs that this approach could work. Local restaurants have had promising results serving lionfish in a number of ways, and local dive clubs and even tour operators organize trips to hunt lionfish with spears.

“They’re easy to recognize, they taste good and divers can make a big difference when they target reefs,” Lewis says.

Conservationists have


were analyzed by radioimmunoassay (RIA) for cocaine, with cross-reactivity for BE. The presence of BE in a portion of the RIA-positive samples also was detected in additional analyses by enzyme-multiplied immunoassay technique or by gas chromatography-mass spectrometry. A chart review was conducted on all 122 patients by reviewers blind to the urine toxicology results. Presenting complaints, symptoms, vital signs, and diagnosis were obtained for all visits before the first birthday. Birth history, including maternal drug history and birth weight, demographics, and number of medical visits in the first year, were recorded as well. Of the 124 samples, 45 (36.3%) were positive (>/=50 ng/mL of BE equivalents) for cocaine and/or cocaine metabolite by RIA testing. The positive results, determined by RIA, were highly correlated with patients who had lowerOtherwise an inferior quality brush would be pulled apart by the centrifugal force placed upon it rotating at such a high speed. Other parts must also be able to work within these tolerances, such as the bristles, bearings, pulleys and belt.

Most all domestic vacuums use a single flat or round belt. This low-tech approach is cheap to manufacture, and adds more consumables to the vacuum (after sales service). When using a conventional vacuum, the moment the brush touches the flooring, slippage occurs. After 10 -15 hours of use, the heat and wear on the belt has weakened it and belt slippage increases; up to 50% of the rotational speed is lost. Remember again, Faster is better.

The belt of the Lindhaus Nozzle is made of synthetics, neoprene and is


the that record fool you however, the Aggies have played somewhat of a gauntlet early in 2017. Their schedule includes the likes of Arizona State, New Mexico, Troy, UTEP, Arkansas, and App State. They beat rival UTEP and New Mexico and came close to pulling off upsets vs. Arizona State and Troy.

Eagles fans should know by now how difficult NM State is to beat, even in down years. The Aggies took the Eagles to the brink of defeat in 2014 (36-28) and 2016 (22-19). Now lead by QB Tyler Rogers and all-world running back Larry Rose III, the Aggies now expect to contend for the Sun Belt crown, or at least their first bowl since 1960.

What to expect

Let me talk to my fellow Eagles fans for a moment:

Look,[Pakistan and Afghanistan], God doesn't help them, and if they are trying to escape and find a better life, he does not help them either.''

But looking for regret among the kingpins of the trade is useless. ''The big guys, they are just businessmen. According to them, the 'sheep' sink, not the men. They don't care.'' When disaster strikes, the agents ''all turn their mobile phones off because they know the police will find them''. Amiri arrived in Indonesia from Quetta, Pakistan, in 2010 without the funds to continue the journey. After a long stint in detention, he escaped and began working with the people smugglers in late 2011. In six months he organised more than 400 passengers for four different boats. The world of the agents is awash


with cash. Each passenger pays up to $23,000 to get from Afghanistan or Pakistan to Australia, and the profit margin in each country is at least 50 per cent.

A large part of the cost is bribes for immigration officials and police. At Jakarta's Soekarno-Hatta airport, Amiri says, there are two ways through: ''Sometimes a bus comes and just takes them [the passengers] through the back gate. Sometimes they go through immigration. The agent contacts their person in immigration and says, 'Twenty people are coming in.' They are told [by the corrupt official], 'Go to counter 13, 5 and 2, these are my men.' The passenger puts $US500 [$A488] in their passport, closes it and hands it to the officer. [He demonstrates how the immigration officer opens the passportof their visual systems (Shimizu and Bowers, [@B154]; Husband and Shimizu, [@B77]; Shimizu, [@B153]). For these reasons, recent efforts in this line of research have been directed toward understanding the computational mechanisms that can explain the accumulated data. Here, we review the literature on object recognition and categorization in pigeons, with a special emphasis on the likely mechanisms involved, their plausible neurobiological substrates, and their evolution across vertebrates.

We will focus almost exclusively on object recognition and categorization. The large body of research on associative categories (i.e., stimulus equivalence; for a review, see Zentall et al., [@B211]) and artificial polymorphous categories (e.g., Lea et al., [@B103]) will be glanced here, and only in reference to related phenomena in object categorization. Furthermore, we will ignore categorization based on abstract stimulus


during training (e.g., no reward). The authors found that feature positive training led to generalization of the response learned for people to these conflicting test stimuli, whereas feature negative training led to no preference to respond or to inhibit responding to conflicting test stimuli. Again, this finding suggests that learning about the whole category is possible only when responses to the category are rewarded, but not when responses to the category are not rewarded.

The role of error-driven reinforcement learning {#s2}
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What learning mechanisms could give rise to the features of object category learning we reviewed in the previous section? We have recently shown (Soto and Wasserman, [@B168], [@B174]) that most of this research can be explained by a model implementing two simple assumptions. The first assumption is that objectstraining images for the overshadowing condition, across variations in viewpoint, there is a pronounced feature that is not view-invariant and that can perfectly predict object identity: the orientation of the main axis. The repetition of this feature across views should produce something akin to the category overshadowing effect explained earlier and impair view-invariance learning. On the other hand, in the control condition, pigeons are trained with the same views of less elongated objects; this training eliminates the competing non-invariant feature of main-axis orientation, which should result in higher invariance. Figure [8B](#F8){ref-type="fig"} shows that performance with new views was above chance for the control condition and below chance for the overshadowing condition, just as predicted.

![**Schematic diagram of an experiment on overshadowing of view-invariance learning (A) and results from an


relevant for a given task through a reinforcement learning mechanism.

Several experiments have found evidence that pigeons represent not only local shape properties, but also the spatial structure of objects (Van Hamme et al., [@B186]; Wasserman et al., [@B200]; Kirkpatrick-Steger and Wasserman, [@B88]; Kirkpatrick-Steger et al., [@B89]). In one study, Van Hamme et al. ([@B186]) trained pigeons to recognize line drawings of objects, similar to those shown in Figure [10A](#F10){ref-type="fig"}, in which half of an object's contour was deleted. This technique allowed the experimenters to train the pigeons with one contour image and to test them with its complement, which shared no local features with the training stimulus. As shown in Figure [10B](#F10){ref-type="fig"}, pigeons recognized these complementary contours with considerable accuracy, suggesting that their visual system could infer objectof processing motion and shape (Wang et al., [@B194]; Shimizu and Bowers, [@B154]; Laverghetta and Shimizu, [@B94]; Nguyen et al., [@B120]; Fredes et al., [@B50]), which is similar to the organization of the primate thalamofugal pathway and its cortical targets (Mishkin et al., [@B118]; Ungerleider and Haxby, [@B185]).

Furthermore, there is evidence that one of the main mechanisms thought to be responsible for visual shape processing in the primate thalamofugal pathway is also at work in the avian tectofugal pathway. This mechanism, first proposed by Hubel and Wiesel ([@B71], [@B72]), relies on feedforward processing across visual areas that are hierarchically organized in terms of the complexity of the visual information that they represent. Neurons at each level of the system integrate information from neurons at the previous level to


aspects of human face perception are due to specialized vs. general mechanisms requires comparative research; here, pigeons are becoming a key species to determine the role of general recognition processes (Soto and Wasserman, [@B171]).

Only a handful of behavioral studies have compared human face recognition by pigeons and people. They have led to a complex pattern of results, suggesting that some properties of face perception in people are likely to be the result of specialized processes, whereas others might result from general processes. Regarding specialized processes, it has been found that, while people and other primates show an advantage in discriminating upright faces over inverted faces, the same advantage is not found in pigeons (Phelps and Roberts, [@B129]). It is widely believed that faces are perceived in a "holistic"at least three processes seem to be part of the core system of object categorization in vertebrates: error-driven learning, feedforward processing of visual information, and learning of a common representation for objects in the same category. Of these, there is considerable evidence that error-driven learning is a core mechanism that is present across vertebrates and used in all object categorization tasks. Furthermore, the best candidate structures for implementing this mechanism, the basal ganglia, are homologous across amniote vertebrates, suggesting that this is an evolutionarily conserved mechanism. There is also considerable evidence for feedforward visual processing in primates, but the evidence in other species is less clear. In pigeons, only computational evidence and a couple neurophysiological studies support this hypothesis, so clearly more research is necessary. There is also


species, excluding people and rhesus macaques. Furthermore, comparative data are available for most human results in the pigeon literature, so we have a good idea as to just what is similar and different in people and pigeons; such parallel data sets help us understand the limits of our generalizations from the animal model to humans. Finally, behavioral and neurobiological evidence suggests that birds possess highly advanced visual systems, comparable to those of primates in their level of sophistication (Shimizu and Bowers, [@B154]; Cook, [@B34]; Husband and Shimizu, [@B77]; Wasserman and Zentall, [@B202]).

Given these advantages, it is rather puzzling that pigeons are not being used more widely as a model for the neurobiological basis of object recognition (and other forms of high-level vision). Worse still, neuroscientists studying object recognitiontruly comparative perspective, researchers should avoid relying on face validity to choose the species that they study. Instead, they should rely on the results of comparative studies--including behavioral research. In precisely this respect, the pigeon offers many manifest advantages.

We propose that pigeons can provide an excellent animal model for the study of the core processes involved in visual object recognition. Only in the study of specialized processes may other models be proven to afford a better alternative. In those cases, researchers should seek strong behavioral evidence regarding the computational mechanisms involved, just as has been done in pigeons over the last 50 years. After such research is performed, we would be in a better position to determine exactly what we are studying when we investigate object recognition in


even in the ‘90s rappers sought the preppiness of Ralph Lauren, Tommy Hilfiger or luxury brands like Chanel, Gucci, and Versace. The numbers right now—0.00013 percent mentions of “Calvin Klein” in 2016—are low, but a recent 400% increase and the appointment of rap’s favorite fashion designer Raf Simons could further that trajectory.

Giuseppe Zanotti

“Giuseppe Zanotti”

2010: 0%

2016: 0.00002%

“Giuseppe”

2010: 0.00011%

2016: 0.00126%

“Zanotti”

2010: 0%

2016: 0.00009%

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Most Popular Song On Genius To Mention The Brand: Fabolous, “Thim Slick”

Giuseppe Zanotti was recently checked by Nicki Minaj, who observed the brand using her namesake without permission. The move feels especially tone deaf, when seeing that the brand’s mentions in rap lyrics have gone up over 1000% since 2010 with mentions from the likes of 2 Chainz to Young Thug.

Nike

“Nike”

2010: 0.00307%

2016: 0.00268%

“Jordans”

2010: 0.00251%

2016: 0.00227%

“J’s”

2010: 0.00329%

2016: 0.0029%

Percentagerappers have mentioned Balmain more times than Kanye West—Rae Sremmurd, Rick Ross], Nicki Minaj—and even A$AP Rocky called himself the “Original Balmain badass,” but, simply put, Kanye did it first. Pusha T mentioned the brand back in 2012 on ‘Ye’s “New God Flow” and since then Kanye’s whole family remains close to Olivier Rousteing, Balmain’s current designer. When Kanye premieres a music video as a fashion ad then it’s clear the 637.93 percent increase since 2010 rests on Mr. West’s shoulders.

Givenchy

“Givenchy”

2010: 0.00033%

2016: 0.00229%

Percentage Change: +593.94%

Most Popular Song On Genius To Mention The Brand: Beyonce, “Formation”

Like Balmain, others might’ve mentioned Givenchy to a bigger audience, but West’s admiration of Riccardo Tisci, the former Givenchy designer, rippled across the rap world. Tisci designed the Watch the Throne cover, Kanye and


Jay Z made the Tisci’s Givenchy Rottweiler shirt a rap must have, and again, Kanye can claim the first mention of the brand on “Looking For Trouble.” The 593.94 percent bump speaks to Tisci’s designer skills, but also Kanye’s eye in picking a style others will absorb. Plus, the Bey shoutout on “Formation” shows it’s still-rising relevance.

Maison Margiela

“Maison Margiela”

2010: 0%

2016: 0.00036%

“Margiela”

2010: 0.00030%

2016: 0.00144%

Percentage Change: +600%

Most Popular Song On Genius To Mention The Brand: Migos, “Cocoon”

“What’s that jacket? Margiela” Kanye West famously asked Jay Z on “Niggas In Paris.” That inquiry quickly elevated the beloved Belgian brand to a new consumer base. Even if the disgraced designer John Galliano’s work has received mixed reaction by fashion press, West’s single question will inspire fashion novices to answer the question forbut slowly progressed to invovle entire foot (constant numness and sensitive to the touch). Her GP tested for lupus, Lyme, Ritchie block< etc - all negative. Nuerologist prescribed brain MRI, CT Scan of pelvic girdle and spine, EMG nevre function, etc and ruled out MS, tumors, and spinal stinosous . EMG confirmed deterioated function of nerve specific to that foot. Nuerologist could not offer a probable cause or disease. GP could not offer probable cause or disease. Lack of sensation has started to restricted her mobility. I don't even know where to begin looking or who to ask at this point. Thanks very much.

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#DeleteUber leads to people deleting Uber

More than 200,000 people reportedly deleted their Uber accounts after the company did not participate in a taxi drivers’ strike at JFK airport. The strike had been called in response to Trump’s executive order banning immigrants and refugees from seven Muslim-majority countries.

As well as continuing to run cars to and from the airport, Uber tweeted that it had “turned off” surge pricing during the strike, seemingly taking advantage of the taxi drivers’ action.

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Designing mimetic of the interface functional groups of known receptor-ligand complexes is an attractive strategy for developing potential therapeutic agents that interfere with target protein-protein interactions. The CD80/CD86-CD28/CD152 costimulatory interactions transmit signals for CD4(+) T cell activation and suppression and are critically involved in the initiation, progression, and reactivation of the immunopathology in multiple sclerosis. Differences in the pattern, levels, and kinetics of expression of CD80/CD86 molecules in conjunction with differences in the strength of the signals delivered upon binding CD28 or CD152 determine the outcome of the immune response. A temporal up-regulation of surface expression of CD80 relative to CD86 on APCs and CNS-infiltrating cells has been shown to correlate with disease progression in experimental autoimmunevariation of the MTS classified product thus reducing subsequent inventory.

[@Atkinson1997] suggested ways of checking fitted models to possible shocks and introduced a new type of intervention analysis, which uses an extra parameter for the outlier. This is equivalent to deleting the outlier and observing the residual sum of squares in a regression model. A considerable amount of literature about outlier detections refers to [@Fox1972], which introduces likelihood ratios. Fox looks at stationary time series and proposes two types of errors. The first type deals with recording error or “isolated independent cross execution" that are independent of other observations. The second type of “outliers" affects consecutive observations - known as additives or innovations. Our work focuses on the first type, which is commonly addressed as shock in the time


threshold $M$

remove linear trend from time series $y$ and obtain $\dot{y}$ transform $\dot{y}$ into histogram with classes $c_i$ and corresponding frequencies $f_i$ create series distance matrix $D=(d_{st})$ using equation (\[eq:series distance\]) determine hierarchical cluster tree using unweighted average distances (see example \[ex:dendogram\]). extract three clusters from the tree, identifying MTO and MTS thresholds

This procedure offers a systematic way of identifying initial MTS and MTO thresholds. It may be the case that a product has no MTO products. However, the above procedure will always identify a potential MTO class. In such cases we suggest to fall back to classic service level strategies. For instance ensuring that predicted demand is fulfilled in 95% of the time periods. We require that there are no “major" innovations in the time series. However, & \mbox{if } i\in \hat{W}_o \end{cases}$$ Of course $y_i^s+y_i^o$ is equal to $y_i$.

Considering product G01SL the final MTS demand is 84.6%, which is an increase of 22.3% to the pure MTS cluster demand. The MTO component has an apparent increase by 2.6% resulting in a demand of 15.4%. We use the word “apparent" because the MTO cluster demand contains demand, which we have estimated to be $\bar{D}_s$ per week.

In summary this additional assignment technique has created a time series for MTS units and one for MTO units.

Practitioner approach and ten products
--------------------------------------

We will give a guideline for practitioners to decide about MTO and MTS products/items in the absence of programming tool. These guidelines were applied to ten products. The timeseries for the ten products produced on the same


manufacturing line are displayed in figure \[fig:TS-ten-products-comments\]. Results in regards to savings and CoV are discussed in this context. Here savings are due to reduced holding cost, because the production knows the fraction of MTO units. The argument is that MTO items can be produced just in time. That means an improved planning process is possible.

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The approach for practitioners is shown in algorithm \[alg:jump\].

Time series of demands $D$ MTO threshold $m$, MTS threshold $M$

Analyse time series Identify MTO and MTS thresholds by Create histogram with frequencies $f_i$ and quantity centres $c_i$. Determine deltas $\Delta$ between consecutive frequencies $f_{1:n-1} - f_{2:n}$. MTS threshold $M$ is the quantity after the maximal frequency change $\max \Delta$ MTO threshold $m$ is the quantity after the next maximal frequency change additional analysis requiredlast sub-plot displays the coefficients of variation and their groupings.

![image](Histos-ten-products-v3.eps){width="100.00000%"}

The first table shows that the estimated savings are in the range of 13.4% and 27.0%.

Furthermore the CoV reduced in all cases (compare CoV and CoV-S), which will result in additional savings due to the reduced variation and increased production stability. Here, CoV-S is the abbreviation for the coefficient of variation for the MTS products, which varies between .77 and 1.07. CoV-O is the CoV for MTO products and varies between 2.96 and 5.70. A technicality should be noted; there are weeks with negative demand (back-orders, BO). In particular product three had a negative demand of 1.65%. For the clustering technique to work effectively back-orders above 0.3% were treated separately. We have displayed the number of weeks as outlier


the MTO items led to a reduction of holding costs by 18.1% on average.

Discussion and conclusion
=========================

This empirical research has demonstrated how to deal with the combined MTS-MTO situation in the context of finite capacity. To date the authors are not aware of the existence of a published quantitative method which identifies MTO and MTS items automatically within a hybrid demand time series. The paper has reported on the challenges and difficulties of splitting MTO and MTS demand profiles to enable firms to manage fluctuations in customers demand and profile. The developed methodology provides practitioners with the tools to revise their order history and correlate it with the demand time series. Specifically the method supports the identification and scheduling of change in product status between MTS, MTO and MTO/MTSenterprise resource planning (ERP) system is also highlighted as an area for future research. Given the wide application of ERP systems in the food processing sector linking the algorithm to the main tool of production planners is a vital next step in developing a pathway for successful application and implementation of the new methodology.


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Generally in the art, there are a number of differing styles and types of carry cases which are adapted for portable computer transport. These carry cases range from soft cases to rigid, padded, ultra protective type cases, usually designed to hold the portable computer until needed, at which point the user removes the computer from the carry case and


Are we loving our beach camping destinations to death?

OPINION: It's a fine line between loving something and loving it to death.

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In mice, low doses (1-2-4 mg/kg s.c.) of dexamphetamine stimulated locomotor activity in a dose-dependent manner. Over the same range of doses the drug dose dependently inhibited the in vivo striatal binding of the dopamine uptake inhibitor, [3H]GBR 12783. At 3 mg/kg dexamphetamine, the stimulant effect and the inhibition of the striatal binding of [3H]GBR 12783 displayed a similar time course. Pretreatments that either increased (L-DOPA 200 mg/kg, benserazide 50 mg/kg i.p.) or decreased (reserpine 5 mg/kg s.c., alpha-methyl-p-tyrosine 200 mg/kg) striatal dopamine levels did not modify the inhibition by dexamphetamine of [3H]GBR 12783 binding in vivo. This suggests that the inhibition is due to a direct effect of dexamphetamine, not mediated by


Linear calibration curves were obtained in the range of 5-1000 ng/ml, using 0.1 ml rat plasma. The within-day coefficients of variation (CVs) were 3.1, 1.8 and 2.2% for naringin, 3.0, 3.3, 3.1% for naringenin at 5, 50 and 500 ng/ml (n=5). The between-day CVs were 3.4, 1.7 and 4.9% for naringin and 4.0, 3.0, 4.6% for naringenin (n=5) at 5, 50 and 500 ng/ml respectively. A formulation based on PEG400 was used and orally administered to Sprague-Dawley male rats. Plasma drug concentrations were measured by this method and the pharmacokinetics was analyzed by WinNonlin computer software. Plasma concentration-time profiles of naringin were found to increase quickly and decline rapidly within 2 h and could not be detected after 24 h. Naringenin and naringenin glucuronide occurred slower and thelate February 1993. As was his habit for all of the previous rentals, Quintero-Lopez purchased both the "Loss Damage Waiver" (LDW) and "Supplemental Liability Insurance" (SLI) optional insurance coverages offered by Value at a rate of $9.95 and $5.95 a day, respectively.[1] This additional insurance, underwritten by Philadelphia, increased the basic minimum liability insurance limits required by A.R.S. § 28-2166.B and provided by Value as part of its rental agreement.
¶ 4 To obtain his rental car, Quintero-Lopez signed the front side of Value's two-sided rental agreement, which on the first page includes boxes where a renter must either decline or accept the LDW and SLI coverages. See Appendix A(1). When actually purchasing the optional insurance coverages, however, Quintero-Lopez was asked to both initial and sign a one-page "Optional


Services & Equipment" addendum to the rental contract. See Appendix B. To help sell the options, Value provided Quintero-Lopez with a colorful, tri-fold brochure titled "Relax You're On a Value Vacation" summarily explaining the SLI coverage he purchased. See Appendix C. In response to its own query of "What exactly does supplemental liability insurance cover?" the brochure explains:
SLI provides you with up to a maximum of $1 million of liability protection. Say you run a red light while driving on unfamiliar roads during your vacation, and hit another car with your rental car. In the event of a lawsuit, SLI covers damage to the other (the claimant's) car, their medical costs, and their personal and property damage up to a maximum $1 million.
The additional SLI coverage issued byQuintero-Lopez. Regardless, we need not determine what difference, if any, results from resolution of the primary-excess issue because this case is more properly analyzed under the doctrine of reasonable expectations.

B. Reasonable expectations
¶ 12 Although Arceneaux allows "the adoption of contract terms that do not conform to the strict requirements of the financial responsibility laws," its holding "does not necessarily mean, however, that all such terms are automatically valid and enforceable." Averett, 177 Ariz. at 533, 869 P.2d at 507 (citations omitted).

*400 As with any agreement sought to be judicially enforced, the law of contracts must be applied in an attempt to discern and effectuate the parties' intentions. That body of law includes the rule of reasonable expectations.
Id. First announced in Darner, the doctrine of reasonable expectations relieves a


party from "certain clauses of an agreement which he did not negotiate, probably did not read, and probably would not have understood had he read them." Darner, 140 Ariz. at 394, 682 P.2d at 399.
¶ 13 Car rental customers buying additional liability insurance would expect to be covered for liability imposed for negligent driving, which, of course, includes driving under the influence. But Philadelphia claims that the terms of Value's rental contract delineating the DUI exclusion are enforceable because the provisions are understandable and conspicuous. Specifically, Philadelphia points out that, on the front page of the rental contract, it is readily apparent that:
[A]ny breach of the rental agreement, specifically any violation of any condition(s), restriction(s), and/or term(s) of the rental agreement, renders all insurance coverage and the losscover liability for negligent driving does not cover all types of negligent driving.[9] To place exclusionary language in fine print on the reverse side of a car rental agreement, with nothing else being said, is simply insufficient when the contract is one of adhesion and the transaction one in which speed and efficiency are dominant, as in the instant case. As we have previously held, limitations or exclusions that subtract from what would reasonably be expected "must be intended and agreed to, not merely imposed upon an unwitting customer." Averett, 177 Ariz. at 534, 869 P.2d at 508.
¶ 19 A close look at Value's purported DUI exclusion (which states that insurance coverage is voided when a rental car is used by "anyone under the influence of alcohol or


boilerplate terms in standardized insurance contracts. Averett, 177 Ariz. at 533, 869 P.2d at 507. We have examined the several documents that provided Quintero-Lopez with information about the additional insurance coverage he purchased. Such an examination is "generally fact specific," involving an analysis of the "format and clarity of the policy as well as the circumstances surrounding" its acquisition. State Farm Mut. Auto. Ins. Co. v. Falness, 178 Ariz. 281, 282, 872 P.2d 1233, 1234 (1994) (explaining on certified question from Ninth Circuit that under some circumstances, rule of reasonable expectations may render named insured exclusion unenforceable). The facts here are not in dispute, and we are able to make our decision today as a matter of law. See State Farm Mut. Auto. Ins. Co. v. Falness, 39the filter tank 5010 rests on the base 5050 and is subsequently filled with a filtrate material.
FIGS. 64-68 show an example conventional filter tank manufacturing system 6000 and process for forming the filter tank 5010 of FIG. 63. The system 6000 can include an extrusion head 6100, a mold 6200 operatively coupled to a press 6300, and a blow pin 6400. The mold 6200 can be partitioned into two sections and can be moveable between an open and closed position by the press 6300. To form the filter tank, molten polymer parison 6110 is extruded between the mold sections by the extrusion head 6100 when the mold 6200 is in the open position. Once a sufficient amount of molten polymer parison 6110 has been extruded, the press 6300


series regular capacity for the remainder of season one.

On January 4, 2018, it was announced that Debra Winger had been cast in a series regular role for season two.

Filming
Principal photography for the first season commenced in the spring of 2016 in Chicago, Illinois.

Reception

Critical response
The first season of Patriot has been met with a positive response from critics. On the review aggregation website Rotten Tomatoes, the first season holds an 81% approval rating with an average rating of 6.54 out of 10 based on 27 reviews. The website's critical consensus reads, "Patriot is dark, quirky, and often funny -- and although its risks don't always pay off, the series is still savvy and inspired enough to watch." Metacritic, which uses a weighted average, assigned the season a score of$15 per participant* Register after August 6: $25 per participant**Current disc golf instructional course participants receive complimentary registration in the tournament.Participants will receive:• A custom YMCA mid-range disc• $10 off the next 6-week disc golf instructional coursePrize packs will be presented by Dynamic Discs to the 1st, 2nd and 3rd place finishers.

Well Start out with our animal planet adventures. On hole 8 the rest of the group watched a large wasp (not the disc) take out a cicada in mid flight. The wasp had a firm grip on the cicada and rode it to the ground. Now realized that the wasp is less than half the size of the cicada. We watched the wasp repeatedly try to sting the cicada. The shell of the cicada was hard but


also led to a public feud with notoriously intolerant hair rockers Guns N' Roses, who repeatedly threatened to beat them up.

***

Nirvana was a punk rock band. Their three-pronged stance against bigotry (racism, sexism, and homophobia) had been well established in the 1980s punk underground by publications like MaximumRocknRoll, bands like Fugazi and MDC, and venues such as 924 Gilman Street in Berkeley, California. But though they dutifully delivered this message to a popular audience, many of Nirvana's biggest critics were from a punk movement that never forgave them for working with the corporate music industry.

In their few brief years of stardom, Nirvana navigated a difficult terrain, with a hostile punk community on one side, and on the other, an endless series of concert promoters, music journalists, and industryreactions and to modify the inactivation mechanism in such a way that efficient repair of enzyme damage may be achieved. Cysteine 282 of MM-CK (Cys-278 in the case of Mi-CK) seems to play a crucial role in this respect. Blockage of the SH group of cysteine 282 by oxidized glutathione effectively protects the enzyme against inactivation by NO(*)(2) radicals. In the absence of nitrogen dioxide and of thiol reagents, however, inactivation seems to proceed via a less specific mechanism involving additional targets of the enzyme.


lower canines of ruminants resemble the incisors, so that these animals have eight uniform teeth in the frontal part of the lower jaw.

The molars of porcine have only a few bumps. In contrast, the camels and ruminants have bumps that are crescent-shaped cusps (selenodont).

Senses
Artiodactyls have a well-developed sense of smell and sense of hearing. Unlike many other mammals, they have a poor sense of sight – moving objects are much easier to see than stationary ones. Similar to many other prey animals, their eyes are on the sides of the head, giving them an almost panoramic view.

Digestive system
The ruminants (Ruminantia and Tylopoda) ruminate their food – they regurgitate and re-chew it. Ruminants' mouths often have additional salivary glands, and the oral mucosa is often heavily calloused to avoiddiagram). 57 out of 98 genes, which were up-regulated in TR cells compared to RIF-1 cells in basal level more than 2 fold, were up-regulated by heat shock or MG132 in [Data Set S2](#pone.0020252.s020){ref-type="supplementary-material"} (right Venn diagram). (C, D) Comparison of up-regulated genes in RIF-1 and TR cells in response to heat shock (C) and MG132 (D) treatment.](pone.0020252.g003){#pone-0020252-g003}

We also compared the numbers of genes responsive to both heat shock and MG132 in RIF-1 and TR cells. We found that 410 and 197 genes, respectively, were up-regulated in response to heat shock in RIF-1 and TR cells ([Figure 3C](#pone-0020252-g003){ref-type="fig"}). Among these, 151 (33%) genes were up-regulated in both RIF-1 and TR cells. In contrast, 766 genes in RIF-1 cells and 530 genes in TR cells were up-regulated by MG132


  GO:0008152                       metabolic process[\*](#nt102){ref-type="table-fn"}                5252             410        0.000
  GO:0023034                intracellular signaling pathway[\*](#nt102){ref-type="table-fn"}         682              41         0.000
  GO:0007242    [@pone.0020252-Ott1]. To understand the relationships among the immune signaling molecules and the antiviral effects, we employed protein interaction analysis software, STRING (<http://string-db.org>) ([Figure 5A](#pone-0020252-g005){ref-type="fig"}). We specifically examined whether MG132 treatment produces antiviral response to respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) by comparing RSV plaque formations after treatment with ribavirin, a known antiviral agent, and MG132 treatment ([Figure 5B](#pone-0020252-g005){ref-type="fig"}). We found that MG132 inhibited RSV plaque formation with IC50  = ∼0.15±0.03 µM. This finding is the first to note that MG132 induces anti RSV effects through gene regulation, in addition to the previously known inhibition of ubiquitination dependant protein degradation system [@pone.0020252-Kaspari1].

![Inhibitory effect of MG132 on RSV replication.\
(A) Interaction map of the MG132 induced immune signaling molecules. MG132 induced immune signaling related genes were analyzed using protein interaction data retrieved from STRING.


and FDR of less than 10%.

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RIF-1 cells were subjected to heat shock at 45°C for 30 min or treated with 25 µM MG132 for 4 h. Cells were recovered at 6 h for the detection of Hsp70 and at 18 h for Hsp27. Cells were analyzed by 2D-gel electrophoresis and Western blot analysis with anti-Hsp70 and Hsp27 antibody (Santa Cruz Biotechnology, Inc., CA, USA).

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Quantification of ubiquitinated proteins using Western blot analysis shown in [Figure 1D](#pone-0020252-g001){ref-type="fig"}. Ubiquitinated proteins were detected using anti-ubiquitin antibody (Chemicon, MA), HRP conjugated goat-anti mouse secondary antibody (Bio-Rad, CA) and West-oneTM Western Blot Detection system (iNtRON Biotechnology, Korea). The enhanced chemiluminescence (ECL) signal was captured0) & 0xF)	/* Minor revision field */

/* e600 core PVR fields */

#define PVR_E600_VER(pvr)	(((pvr) >> 15) & 0xFFFF) /* Version/type */
#define PVR_E600_TECH(pvr)	(((pvr) >> 12) & 0xF)	 /* Technology */
#define PVR_E600_MAJ(pvr)	(((pvr) >> 8) & 0xF)	 /* Major revision */
#define PVR_E600_MIN(pvr)	(((pvr) >> 0) & 0xFF)	 /* Minor revision */

/* Processor Version Numbers */

#define PVR_403GA	0x00200000
#define PVR_403GB	0x00200100
#define PVR_403GC	0x00200200
#define PVR_403GCX	0x00201400
#define PVR_405GP	0x40110000
#define PVR_405GP_RB	0x40110040
#define PVR_405GP_RC	0x40110082
#define PVR_405GP_RD	0x401100C4
#define PVR_405GP_RE	0x40110145  /* same as pc405cr rev c */
#define PVR_405CR_RA	0x40110041
#define PVR_405CR_RB	0x401100C5
#define PVR_405CR_RC	0x40110145  /* same as pc405gp rev e */
#define PVR_405EP_RA	0x51210950
#define PVR_405GPR_RB	0x50910951
#define PVR_405EZ_RA	0x41511460
#define PVR_405EXR1_RA	0x12911473 /* 405EXr rev A/B with Security */
#define PVR_405EXR2_RA	0x12911471 /* 405EXr rev A/B without Security */
#define PVR_405EX1_RA	0x12911477 /* 405EX rev A/B with Security */
#define PVR_405EX2_RA	0x12911475 /* 405EX rev A/B without Security */
#define PVR_405EXR1_RC	0x1291147B /* 405EXr rev C with Security */
#define PVR_405EXR2_RC	0x12911479 /* 405EXr rev C without Security


stringify(rn) ",%0" : : "r" (v))

#define tlbie(v)	asm volatile("tlbie %0 \n sync" : : "r" (v))

/* Segment Registers */

#define SR0	0
#define SR1	1
#define SR2	2
#define SR3	3
#define SR4	4
#define SR5	5
#define SR6	6
#define SR7	7
#define SR8	8
#define SR9	9
#define SR10	10
#define SR11	11
#define SR12	12
#define SR13	13
#define SR14	14
#define SR15	15

#ifndef __ASSEMBLY__

struct cpu_type {
	char name[15];
	u32 soc_ver;
};

struct cpu_type *identify_cpu(u32 ver);

#if defined(CONFIG_MPC85xx) || defined(CONFIG_MPC86xx)
#define CPU_TYPE_ENTRY(n, v) \
	{ .name = #n, .soc_ver = SVR_##v, }
#else
#if defined(CONFIG_MPC83xx)
#define CPU_TYPE_ENTRY(x) {#x, SPR_##x}
#endif
#endif

#ifndef CONFIG_MACH_SPECIFIC
extern int _machine;
extern int have_of;
#endif /* CONFIG_MACH_SPECIFIC */

/* what kind of prep workstation we are */
extern int _prep_type;
/*
 * This is used to identify the board type from a given PReP board
 * vendor. Board revision is also made available.
 */
extern unsigned char ucSystemType;
extern unsigned char ucBoardRev;
extern unsigned char ucBoardRevMaj, ucBoardRevMin;

struct task_struct;
void start_thread(struct pt_regs *regs, unsigned long nip, unsigned long sp);
void release_thread(struct task_struct *);

/*
 * Create a new kernelalso other deficiencies, such as not enough
slope in the sidewalk for ADA-compliant approaches, and the slope
was not long enough. He also noted that when the earthwork was done
on the road, it would mean work would also need to be done to
regrade some of the driveways along the street.

Forgy said there were enough changes involved in the
specifications that when he talked to city attorney Blinn Bates, the
attorney felt the current bids should be thrown out and new bids
taken that included all the changes Forgy wanted to see in the
specs.

Forgy said doing this would delay the entire project into the
winter, so he would suggest that the city wait to go out for bid
until early next year, with the intentions of starting the project
in the early spring of 2013.

Forgy also suggested


in **11** show strong hydrogen bonding as compared to **8** to the amino acids of the flanking N-term and C-term strands indicating higher stability of the intramolecularly hydrogen bonded region in **11**.

![(A) Amide temperature coefficients of the least and most stable Pin 1 analogs **8** and **11**, respectively, obtained by analysing a series of TOCSY spectra acquired from 288 K to 308 K. The asterisks indicate the residues that show a change greater than or equal to 1 ppb K^--1^. The red dotted line marks the barrier at --4.6 ppb K^--1^, above which the values indicate the absence of intramolecular hydrogen bonding. (B) Residues showing a change greater than or equal to 1 ppb K^--1^ are highlighted in pink, which are mapped on Pin 1-NG (PDB ID: ;who refused to give the written consent or had other concurrent illness or pre-existing diseases like hypertension, heart related diseases, diabetes mellitus and other chronically ill patients were not included in the study.

Statistical analysis

The patients with ECG abnormalities and those without were used as independent variables. The independent student t-test was used to compare various attributes. Probability (p-value) analysis was performed with the statistical package for the social sciences (SPSS). A probability value of p<0.05 was considered statistically significant.

Results

During the study period, a total of 360 cases were diagnosed as malaria, and admitted in the various units of medicine. Amongst them, 27 cases were recorded as severe malaria (18 males and 9 females). Out of the 27 cases, 24 were of P. falciparum, one was of P. vivax


in 3.7% of patients (p < 0.05). The echocardiographic findings were global hypokinesia with decreased left ventricular ejection fraction (< 55%) in 11.1%, grade 1 left ventricular diastolic dysfunction in 3.7%, mild TR with mild PAH in 3.7% and mild pericardial effusion in 3.7% cases. Other findings were within normal limits.

Other severe manifestations included cerebral dysfunctions in 74%, thrombocytopenia in 51.8%, respiratory distress in 44.4%, severe anaemia in 37%, acute renal failure in 25.9%, and hepatitis in 29.6%. The study corroborates the findings of other studies done previously[13],[14],[15],[16],[17],[18].

Interestingly, one case of P. vivax infection associated with serious cardiovascular complications was also observed, which is rare. Earlier studies by Kaur et al[19] in Delhi and Kochar et al[14], in Bikaner, India have shown vivax malaria to be associated withor partion or disk drive when the drive letter is not assigned.Right click on "My Computer" iconSelect "Manage"under Storage, Click "Disk Management" you will find one driver with ...
Acer PC Laptops

Hi tech , thanks for your caring , just got a used vgn vaio fs980, good condition have to do complete recovery and new xp pro o.s.procedures suggestions and good applications for this rebuild such as anti virus , etc, the machine has a recovery disk , we feel xp pro with office 2007,picasa ,google earth, i.e 6-7, and mozilla -gmail would be o.k just want a clean good running machine without conflict hopefully between applications ,what procedures should i consider,

Thank you for your question, bomonte.\015\012\015\012After using the XP recovery disc to restore XP and getting it running,


causes it to be bombarded with positive-ions while the substrate is kept grounded. Impingement of the positive ion projectile results in ejection of target atoms or molecules and their deposition on the substrate.
One of the most useful characteristics of the sputtering process is its universality: virtually any material is a coating candidate. Sputtering systems assume an almost unlimited variety of configurations, depending on the desired application. DC discharge methods are often used for sputtering metals, while an RF potential is used for nonconducting materials. Ion-beam sources can also be used. Targets may be elements, alloys, or compounds, in either doped or undoped forms, and can be employed simultaneously or sequentially. The substrate may be electrically biased so that it too undergoes ion bombardment. A reactive gas may befrom the invention claimed in this patent, which can be formed in large arrays of tunable pore sizes, which develops wall height as well as porosity, and which can be partially or completely capped to form the basket structure.
An additional unique aspect of the present invention is that it has been found to have a substructure of very small nanoparticles, i.e., the walls and caps of the basket are themselves composed of nanoparticles ten (10) nm and less in size. (P. Johnson and D. Teeters, Solid State Ionics (2006), in press) Numerous scientific studies attest to the importance of nanoparticulate grain size in performance characteristics of electronic, optical, and catalytic devices.
The use of sputter techniques to create partially or completely capped and/or layered nanotube structures is believed to


1. Technical Field of the Invention
This invention relates generally to computing systems and more particularly to data storage solutions within such computing systems.
2. Description of Related Art
Computers are known to communicate, process, and store data. Such computers range from wireless smart phones to data centers that support millions of web searches, stock trades, or on-line purchases every day. In general, a computing system generates data and/or manipulates data from one form into another. For instance, an image sensor of the computing system generates raw picture data and, using an image compression program (e.g., JPEG, MPEG, etc.), the computing system manipulates the raw picture data into a standardized compressed image.
With continued advances in processing speed and communication speed, computers are capable of processing real time multimedia data for applicationsanother disc fails and the data stored in the RAID device is lost. To reduce the risk of data loss, data on a RAID device is typically copied on to one or more other RAID devices. While this addresses the loss of data issue, it raises a security issue since multiple copies of data are available, which increases the chances of unauthorized access. Further, as the amount of data being stored grows, the overhead of RAID devices becomes a non-trivial efficiency issue.


beneficial effects of prosociality are augmented even if the person being mimicked is not associated with the actual beneficiary of a charitable act. Due to the basic nature of the regulatory function of mimicry, it can be expected to affect other aspects of social behavior as well. Its inhibitory effect on negative attitudes, including infra-humanization, appears to have important theoretical and practical implications.

Infra-Humanization
------------------

A number of studies have shown that people tend to perceive the quality of being human as an essential feature of their in-group, while denying that same quality to the members of an out-group. This is reflected in the asymmetrical attribution of emotions recognized as typically human (secondary), and emotions experienced by people and animals alike (primary). While the intensity of experiencing primary emotions is notperson in the recording. The original Spanish scale was standardized in Poland ([@B4]).

1.  *Examples of primary emotions*: fear and excitement.

2.  *Examples of secondary emotions*: hope and sense of guilt.

Procedure
---------

The study was conducted on an individual basis. Participants were told that the purpose of the study was to learn about the principles that govern perception of people's emotional functioning. Then they were asked to complete the first part of the Leyens' scale, in which they indicated the frequency of experiencing emotions themselves. Next, the recording was shown. Depending on the condition, it was preceded by the instruction to mimic or to refrain from mimicking the person on screen. No instructions were given in the control condition prior to video presentation. Participants were only informed (as in the


Object type (the self vs. the other) was found to significantly differentiate the valence of attributed emotions \[*F*(1,114) = 76.46, *p \<* 0.001, *η*^2^ = 0.40\], a higher valence of all emotions was attributed to the self (*M* = 3.23) than the other (*M* = 2.87). Types of attributed emotions turned out to be significantly differentiated \[*F*(1,114) = 24.06, *p \<* 0.001, *η*^2^ = 0.17\]. A markedly higher number of primary emotions was attributed (*M* = 3.13) compared with the secondary ones (*M* = 2.94).

Most importantly, as predicted, the results show a significant interaction of conditions, type of emotion and object \[*F*(2,114) = 3.39, *p* = 0.037, *η*^2^ = 0.06\]. Participants in mimicry conditions attributed a higher valence of secondary emotions to the other (*M* = 2.94) comparedto a judgment as a matter of law." Fed.R.Civ.P. 56(c)(2). Rule 56(c) mandates entry of summary judgment "against a party who fails to make a showing sufficient to establish the existence of an element essential to that party's case." Celotex Corp. v. Catrett, 477 U.S. 317, 322, 106 S.Ct. 2548, 91 L.Ed.2d 265 (1986).
In deciding whether there is a genuine issue of material fact, the evidence of the non-moving party is to be believed and all justifiable inferences must be drawn in the nonmovant's favor. See Anderson v. Liberty Lobby, Inc., 477 U.S. 242, 255, 106 S.Ct. 2505, 91 L.Ed.2d 202 (1986). However, "[o]nly disputes over facts that might affect the outcome of the suit under the governing law will properly preclude the entry of summary judgment. Factual


peaceable assembly, and the free exercise of religion. (Id., generally.)
Plaintiff argues that he is entitled to summary judgment because Defendants' restrictions on his speech were based on the content of his message. (Pl. Mem. Supp. Summ. J. 7.) Defendants argue that they are entitled to summary judgment because Plaintiff cannot show a violation of his federally protected rights. (Defs. Mem. Supp. Summ. J., generally); (Chief Deputy Frederick Mem. Supp. Summ. J., generally.) Specifically, Defendants argue that their restrictions on CCL's speech constituted a reasonable time, place, and manner restriction and they "could lawfully sanction or threaten sanctions for violation of any lawfully imposed restrictions." (Defs. Mem. Supp. Summ. J. 13.) Defendants also argue that they are entitled to qualified immunity. (Defs. Mem. Supp. Summ. J., generally); (Chief DeputyDefendants' prohibition was not narrowly tailored in order to balance meeting the government's interest in protecting children with Plaintiff's right to freely express his religious beliefs.[3]*625 Therefore, the court grants Plaintiff's motion for summary judgment as to his free exercise of religion claim.

3. Qualified Immunity

a. Individual Capacity
Defendants allege that they are entitled to qualified immunity because there was no clearly established law indicating that their conduct would violate Plaintiff's constitutional rights. (Defs. Mem. Supp. Summ. J. 23.); (Chief Deputy Frederick Mem. Supp. Summ. J., generally.) "[G]overnment officials performing discretionary functions generally are granted a qualified immunity and are shielded from liability for civil damages insofar as their conduct does not violate clearly established statutory or constitutional rights of which a reasonable person would have known." Wilson v. Layne,


Effect of long-time administration of tibolone on vaginal cytology of castrated rats.
To evaluate the estrogenic effect of tibolone administered at high-dose and long-term through cytological examination of vaginal epithelium of castrated rats. 15 adult Wistar rats were submitted to bilateral oophorectomy 30 days before starting the experiment. The rats were then randomly divided in two groups. Experimental rats (n = 9) orally received 1 mg tibolone/day; control rats (n = 6) just received carboxymethylcellulose. Vaginal smears were collected from all rats on days 0, 1-6, 30, 60, 90 and 120 of the experiment. On day 0, smears from all rats were atrophic, classified as anestrus, and remained this type in the control group until day 120. In the tibolone group, on day 3 all the rats had vaginalPlayer, it can set a property on Player indicating the parent (creating) Screen object.
class Player
{
    private Screen parentScreen;

    public Player(Screen parentScreen) { this.parentScreen = parentScreen; }

    public MyMethodThatHasToCallScreensMethod()
    {
        parentScreen.ResetHUD();
    }
}

class Screen
{
    public Player CreatePlayer()
    {
        return new Player(this);
    }
}

You can also use events (events by the way can have parameters, or not, depending on what you need).
This is my favorite tutorial on events and delegates in C#.  Starts simple and builds on each step.
http://www.akadia.com/services/dotnet_delegates_and_events.html


your test bundle in its configuration's build settings. The Bundle Loader setting tells the linker to link your bundle against the application that's loading it as if the application were a framework, allowing you to refer to classes and other symbols within the application from your bundle without actually including them in the bundle. The Test Host setting tells RunUnitTests to launch the specified application and inject your test bundle into it in order to run its tests.
For more information  see man pages of RunTargetUnitTests/xctest
https://developer.apple.com/library/mac/documentation/Darwin/Reference/Manpages/man1/RunTargetUnitTests.1.html#//apple_ref/doc/man/1/RunTargetUnitTests
https://developer.apple.com/library/mac/documentation/Darwin/Reference/Manpages/man1/xctest.1.html
Here is the RunTargetUnitTests script

#!/bin/sh

#
# Copyright (c) 2005-2013 Apple Inc.  All rights reserved.
#

# Copyright (c) 1997-2005, Sen:te (Sente SA).  All rights reserved.
#
# Use of this source code is governed by the following license:
#
# Redistribution and use in source and binaryreplacement from {o: 9}?
1
What is prob of sequence lw when two letters picked without replacement from llylwllwlppll?
4/39
What is prob of sequence hppc when four letters picked without replacement from {h: 4, p: 2, c: 2}?
1/105
Four letters picked without replacement from {e: 4, p: 2, v: 2}. Give prob of sequence epev.
1/35
What is prob of sequence fg when two letters picked without replacement from {g: 9, f: 2}?
9/55
Calculate prob of sequence cc when two letters picked without replacement from {t: 1, y: 1, d: 2, c: 10}.
45/91
Four letters picked without replacement from dddrrrrdrrr. Give prob of sequence rrdd.
7/110
Calculate prob of sequence im when two letters picked without replacement from cmjxcococjxi.
1/132
Two letters picked without replacement from {l: 3, k: 3, t: 5, o: 1}. What is prob of sequence ll?
1/22
What


million family dynamics, and we went on a road trip to the Redwoods afterward, and now it is six months down the road. We sent so, so many thank you notes, but I still don’t know who gave us these nice silk pillowcases. (If you’re out there, please let me know that you did that.)

But getting married is an interesting relationship transition, both within our families, who have higher expectations of the other person’s presence, as well as in our queer communities. A lot of queer folks we know are by turns charmed that we got married, and then putting forth a lot of expectations about what that means.

It’s also true that lesbians throughout time are touchy about what you call them (“Don’t call me futch, that’s so28/230 (12%) patients relapsed, 14/230 (6%) patients showed highly malignant histology (mostly yolk sac tumor) in relapse. Mortality in case of relapse was 6/28 (21%). Patients scoring > or = 6 points (n = 45) had a relapse rate of 21/45 (47%) resulting in a 23%-mortality (5/21). Patients scoring < 6 points (n = 185) had a 4%-relapse risk (8/185) resulting in 13%-mortality (1/8) (p < 0.01). Patients treated with surgery and adjuvant chemotherapy: 7/40 patients (18%) suffered a relapse, none of them showing malignant histology. Mortality rate in case of relapse was 3/7 (43%). Patients scoring > or = 6 points initially treated with adjuvant chemotherapy (n = 18) had a relapse rate of 7/18 (39%), compared to patients scoring < 6 points (n = 22), in


std::to_string(std::get<1>(params.param).range.first) + "_";
        test_name += std::to_string(std::get<1>(params.param).range.second);
        return test_name;
    }

    std::shared_ptr<ngraph::Function> buildNgraphFunction(const ActivationCaseParam& param) {

        auto shape = ngraph::Shape{1, param.input_shape};
        auto inputN = std::make_shared<ngraph::op::Parameter>(ngraph::element::f32, shape);

        auto absN = std::make_shared<ngraph::op::v0::Abs>(inputN);

        auto powerN = std::make_shared<ngraph::op::PowerIE>(absN, -1, 1, 1.0);

        auto eltwiseN = std::make_shared<ngraph::op::v1::Multiply>(powerN, inputN);

        auto function = std::make_shared<ngraph::Function>(ngraph::NodeVector{eltwiseN}, ngraph::ParameterVector{inputN});
        return function;
    }
};

TEST_P(GNAActivationTest, ActivationTest) {
    const auto precisionIntel NUC and the P2270HD from Samsung color problem

I fould a solution to my Samsung monitor looking like shit using the Intel NUC over HDMI. It turns out that you have to enter the menu of the Samsung monitor. Then go to “Inputs”. Then “change name”. Change the name of HDMI to PC. Fixed!


Stories from the Golden Age of Murder

The Golden Age

Although the Golden Age has roots prior to, and during, WWI, the primary surge in this style of writing happened in the years between the World Wars. It was a time of celebrating the end of the horrors of the Great War, and before the depravity associated with the Second World War. Only during the inter-war years, and particularly in the 1920s, did Golden Age fiction have the happy innocence, the purity and confidence of purpose, which was its true hallmark.(1)Wikipedia – Golden Age of Detective Fiction It was a time when the world looked to lighthearted stories to offset the lingering effects of the war and, later, the grinding effect of the Great Depression. While the publication of thesemysteries continued throughout the Second World War, and indeed even through to today, the end of the glory years was heralded by the loss of innocence engendered by WWII.

These books were meant to be entertainments, games where the reader matched wits with the author. Their hallmarks were the cleverness of both the murder and the detection methods, while keeping graphic violence and sociological comment to a minimum. They consisted of stylish writing, and a satisfactory conclusion where order was restored to the community by an essentially honorable detective. (2)The Golden Age of the British Detective Novel

Because these novels are very much creations of their time, they are an invaluable window into a world that has ceased to exist. Both the wonderful and the unsettling lie within their pages.


water, is enough to alter the net capacitance of a tuned circuit within the radio, where that circuit affects the tuning of the RF signal being demodulated by that radio. In 1973 Riechmann (U.S. Pat. No. 3,743,865) described a circuit which used two antenna structures to detect an intrusion in the effective space of the antennae. Frequency and amplitude of a relaxation oscillator were affected by affecting the value of its timing capacitor.
The capacity (C) is defined as the charge (Q) stored on separated conductors with a voltage (V) difference between the conductors:C=Q/V.
For two infinite conductive planes with a charge per unit area of σ, a separation of d, with a dielectric constant ε of the material between the infinite conductors, the capacitance of an area A isRiechmann (1973), other circuits have been used for, or could be used for proximity sensing.
An important aspect of a proximity detector circuit of this type is that it be inexpensive, reliable, and easy to manufacture. A circuit made of a few parts tends to help with reliability, cost and ease of manufacture. Another desirable characteristic for electronic circuits of this type is that they have a high degree of noise immunity, i.e., they work well in an environment where there may be electromagnetic noise and interference. Consequently a more noise-immune circuit will perform better and it will have acceptable performance in more areas of application.
The presence of static electric charges on a surface, which is in proximity to electronic systems, creates a vulnerability to the presence of such


unpleasant this static electric shock is not injurious to the person or to the towel dispenser.
Today, however, dispensing systems are often equipped with batteries. These batteries may operate a dispensing motor. However, in addition there may other electronic circuitry present, for example, a proximity sensing circuit might utilize low power CMOS integrated circuits. These CMOS integrated circuits are particularly vulnerable to static electric charge build up. It is desirable to protect these electronic from the static electric discharge.
In analyzing the static charge build up one may look at the charge separation occurring during a ripping operation of the towel or from the action of the paper on rollers or other items in the dispensing pathway.
A ground may be regarded as a sink of charge. This sink may beMarrow Donor Registry as well as hospital volunteers from the same geographic region and of similar age and gender distribution. Due to the frequent use of AC in the general population in Spain it was assumed that a large proportion of the controls would have taken AC during some stage of their lives without developing DILI.

Ethics Statement
----------------

The study protocol was approved by the local ethics committee of the coordinating center at the Hospital Universitario Virgen de la Victoria (Comité Ético de Investigación) in Málaga, Spain. All subjects who took part in the study were 18 years of age or older. All subjects gave written informed consent, which conformed with the current Helsinki Declaration, prior to study enrolment.

DNA Extraction and Genotyping
-----------------------------

Venous blood was obtained from each subject and DNA


    62 (27)
  3DS1 + Bw4 (A)^a^           9 (9)          25 (11)
  3DS1 + Bw4 (B)^b^           22 (22)        52 (23)
  3DS1 + Bw4 Thr80            12 (12)        30 (13)
  3DS1 + Bw4 Ile80^b^         12 (12)        30 (13)

∗

HLA-A and B alleles,

a

HLA-A alleles only,

b

HLA-B alleles only,

\#

Homozygots and hetrozygots for the full length allele only.

Discussion
==========

Natural killer cellsfound to be carriers of these KIR genotypes. Similarly, the low frequency of the individual control-specific genotypes does not speak in favor of these genotypes having any protective effect against AC DILI.

The function of KIR receptors depends on the presence of appropriate HLA ligands on the target cell in order for correct signaling and NK cell activity to occur. Hence, we analyzed the presence of currently identified HLA class I ligands in our patient and control cohorts but did not find any significant differences between the two groups. HLA ligands have, however, been associated with liver disease progression. For example, HLA-C1 homozygosity and presence of the HLA-Bw4 I80 variant have been associated with better overall survival of hepatitis C virus-related hepatocellular carcinoma after curative treatment ([@B6]), while HLA-C2


It is Afghan civilians who continue to take the brunt of military and militant violence in Afghanistan. Outside of that country, Afghanistan is for most an abstraction or a set of misapplied cliches vaguely having to do with empires and their various downfalls as if empires with their ill advising courtesans, not the Afghans themselves, are the victims. In history the Afghan people are mostly an afterthought as their country is described coldly as a “graveyard,” as an ill conceived “buffer state” or as “AfPak.”intrigue surrounding them but the story seemed rushed and it has a cliff-hanger ending. I would have loved a bit of backstory for the characters, it would have helped to flesh them out a bit more. All in all the story wasn't perfect but I might take a chance on book two.


to the 190 proof heat exchange, the heat recovery from the 200 proof product is used to increase the temperature of the 190 proof sieve feed from between 130 to 140 degrees Fahrenheit to about 185 degrees. The main savings come from reducing the load on the cooling water heat exchanger and condenser and increasing the temperature to the vaporizer, but the most significant benefit comes from the boosted flow rate of 200 proof product.

The company has one installed at Dakota Ethanol LLC, a 50 MMgy ethanol plant in Wentworth, South Dakota, Bymers told the audience at FEW. In addition to installing Hydro-Thermal’s depressurization vapor hydroheater skid and adding plates to the 190 heat exchanger, the system involves upsizing the existing 200 proof pump from 15 to 25purification systems. Minnesota-based Easy Energy Systems has developed a modular ethanol production system targeted at waste streams. One of the limitations of many alternative waste-based feedstocks is that the alcohol concentrations are lower than in a conventional corn-ethanol plant, explains Jonathan Scarfpin, vice president of business development for Easy Energy Systems. “That makes distillation energy costs quite high.” Of equal interest, he adds, is the application of the technology to water purification.

In Ontario, Drystill Holdings Inc. has completed testing on a pilot plant in collaboration with Fielding Chemical Technologies at Mississauga. Drystill has developed pass-through distillation technology utilizing a patented stripping absorption module that achieves separation at room temperatures. Pass-through distillation adds two steps in the middle of the basic evaporating and condensing functions of distillation. The module


first absorbs the evaporated gases in a liquid medium of concentrated salts and then boils the absorbed material out in a desorption step before condensation. With the middle absorption step running at higher temperatures, the heat recovered there can be used in the evaporation step. Drystill estimates a 50 percent energy reduction when compared to a traditional system.

Drystill’s chief technology officer, Ian McGregor, says the system could be incorporated into the existing cooling circuit of a fermentation tank to continuously remove wet ethanol from the live fermentation broth. “Because low-temperature distillation permits ethanol to be removed during fermentation,” he says, “it opens up new opportunities for improved fermentation and hydrolysis.” The removal of the ethanol during fermentation could shorten fermentation time and permit yeast and enzyme recycling. McGregor  <message>
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        <translation>Ezagaituta</translation>
    </message>
    <message>
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on.

Finnish National Service Bus (Channel) is now open. It's utilizes X-road type of ESB for secure inter system communication and authentication. The security gateway uses Ubuntu for securing communications and checking access authorization. - Oops, this was already in previous post. Well, I'm tracking the project closely, so it doesn't matter if I mention it twice.

Discussed with a few people currently processing paper e-receipt how annoying that is, especially when all receipts are more or less different. Shouldn't there also be formal standard for paper receipts? The e-receipts project in Finland is progressing. There's supposed to be one more workshop where things should get hopefully finalized. All I can say at this point that it's and extension to existing Finvoice electronic invoicing standard.

Found relatively reasonably priced store fordeath files was very good (kappa = 0.82, p < 0.001). Three hundred seventy-two individuals (69.8% of all deaths) appeared in both files. Of those deaths missing in the VA files, 63% had no service-connected disability or VA pension or other compensation. The VA death files are a valid source of vital status information for veterans hospitalized in recent years. For veterans having exclusively outpatient visits, however, the VA files miss a substantial proportion of deaths. For these patients, alternative means of vital status ascertainment are warranted.


site before race kickoff.

The NFR (National Finals Rodeo), popularly known as the “Super Bowl of Rodeo,” is a world championship title event held annually by the PRCA. Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association organized the National Finals Rodeo in 1958 in order to find the world champion in each of rodeo’s 7 main events such as Bull Riding, Steer Wrestling, Barrel Racing, Bareback Riding, Tie Down Roping & Team Roping. The world championship for Steer Roping held separately from regular National Finals Rodeo. The first National Finals Rodeo was held in Dallas in 1959 & followed by at that venue till 1961. But Los Angels Hosted from 1962 to 1964.

After then Oklahoma City successfully bid in 1964 to be the host city. In 1965 the first National Finals Rodeo attractMHC x HS treatment interactions were observed for any variable for C57BL/6 and CBA/J mice, and the two significant interactions found for the ICR strain (CSA, Po) appeared related to inherent pre-HS differences in slow vs. fast fiber CSA. In the mouse HS models studied here, fiber atrophy and contractile dysfunction were partially dependent on animal strain and generally independent of fiber MHC isoform content.


The present invention relates to a fault detection system that detects a fault or deterioration in a semiconductor module, particularly in an inverter, and to the operation method of an inverter system with a plurality of inverters.
An inverter has been used widely, for example, to save energy in, and increase the functionality of, the power system of a train. One of the important problems of an inverter is to increase the reliability of a semiconductor module in the main circuit. A conventional way to ensure reliability is to make a fatigue test to evaluate performance in order to prevent the semiconductor module from being destroyed during system operation. However, the life of a semiconductor module depends largely on the usage condition and varies widely according to the semiconductorUSB_Descriptor_Endpoint_t);

		if ((EndpointData->EndpointAddress & ENDPOINT_DIR_MASK) == ENDPOINT_DIR_IN)
		  DataINEndpoint  = EndpointData;
		else
		  DataOUTEndpoint = EndpointData;
	}

	AudioInterfaceInfo->Config.DataINPipe.Size   = le16_to_cpu(DataINEndpoint->EndpointSize);
	AudioInterfaceInfo->Config.DataINPipe.EndpointAddress = DataINEndpoint->EndpointAddress;
	AudioInterfaceInfo->Config.DataINPipe.Type   = EP_TYPE_ISOCHRONOUS;
	AudioInterfaceInfo->Config.DataINPipe.Banks  = 2;

	AudioInterfaceInfo->Config.DataOUTPipe.Size  = le16_to_cpu(DataOUTEndpoint->EndpointSize);
	AudioInterfaceInfo->Config.DataOUTPipe.EndpointAddress = DataOUTEndpoint->EndpointAddress;
	AudioInterfaceInfo->Config.DataOUTPipe.Type  = EP_TYPE_ISOCHRONOUS;
	AudioInterfaceInfo->Config.DataOUTPipe.Banks = 2;

	if (!(Pipe_ConfigurePipeTable(&AudioInterfaceInfo->Config.DataINPipe, 1)))
	  return false;

	if (!(Pipe_ConfigurePipeTable(&AudioInterfaceInfo->Config.DataOUTPipe, 1)))
	  return false;

	AudioInterfaceInfo->State.ControlInterfaceNumber    = AudioControlInterface->InterfaceNumber;
	AudioInterfaceInfo->State.StreamingInterfaceNumber  = AudioStreamingInterface->InterfaceNumber;
	AudioInterfaceInfo->State.EnabledStreamingAltIndex  = AudioStreamingInterface->AlternateSetting;
	AudioInterfaceInfo->State.IsActive = true;

	return AUDIO_ENUMERROR_NoError;
}

static uint8_t DCOMP_Audio_Host_NextAudioControlInterface(void* CurrentDescriptor)
{
	USB_Descriptor_Header_t* Header = DESCRIPTOR_PCAST(CurrentDescriptor, USB_Descriptor_Header_t);

	if (Header->Type == DTYPE_Interface)
	{
		USB_Descriptor_Interface_t* Interface = DESCRIPTOR_PCAST(CurrentDescriptor, USB_Descriptor_Interface_t);

		if ((Interface->Class    == AUDIO_CSCP_AudioClass) &&
		    (Interface->SubClass == AUDIO_CSCP_ControlSubclass) &&
		    (Interface->Protocol == AUDIO_CSCP_ControlProtocol))
		{
			return DESCRIPTOR_SEARCH_Found;
		}
	}

	return DESCRIPTOR_SEARCH_NotFound;
}

static uint8_t DCOMP_Audio_Host_NextAudioStreamInterface(void* CurrentDescriptor)
{
	USB_Descriptor_Header_t* Header = DESCRIPTOR_PCAST(CurrentDescriptor, USB_Descriptor_Header_t);

	if (Header->Type == DTYPE_Interface)
	{
		USB_Descriptor_Interface_t* Interface = DESCRIPTOR_PCAST(CurrentDescriptor, USB_Descriptor_Interface_t);

		if ((Interface->Class    == AUDIO_CSCP_AudioClass) &&
		    (Interface->SubClass == AUDIO_CSCP_AudioStreamingSubclass) &&


During an appearance on “Sunday Morning Futures” on Fox News Channel, senior White House trade adviser Peter Navarro praised the tariffs used by President Donald Trump.

According to Navarro, the tariffs achieved more in two days on immigration than Congress was able to accomplish in 20 years.

“Polls show that about 80 percent of Americans believe there’s a crisis at the border. If you ask Americans in a poll, what do you think about 100,000 illegal aliens moving every day on a conveyor belt from Guatemala up to San Diego and El Paso, I’d say about 90% of them would object to that. And the tariffs that President Trump used, he got in two days more than Congress did in 20 years on this. We have got troops down at       case PPC_STAddrX_opcode:
        case PPC_STAddrUX_opcode: {
          int op0 = MIR_Store.getValue(p).getRegister().number & REG_MASK;
          int op1 = MIR_Store.getAddress(p).getRegister().number & REG_MASK;
          int op2 = MIR_Store.getOffset(p).asRegister().getRegister().number & REG_MASK;
          machinecodes.set(mi++, (inst | (op0 << 21) | (op1 << 16) | (op2 << 11)));
          mcOffsets.setMachineCodeOffset(p, mi << LG_INSTRUCTION_WIDTH);
        }
        break;

        case PPC_LWZUX_opcode:


    int op0 = MIR_Unary.getResult(p).getRegister().number & REG_MASK;
          int op1 = MIR_Unary.getValue(p).asRegister().getRegister().number & REG_MASK;
          machinecodes.set(mi++, (inst | (op0 << 16) | (op1 << 21)));
          mcOffsets.setMachineCodeOffset(p, mi << LG_INSTRUCTION_WIDTH);
        }
        break;

        case PPC64_EXTSW_opcode:
        case PPC64_EXTSWr_opcode: {
          if (VM.VerifyAssertions) VM._assert(VM.BuildFor64Addr);
          int op0 = MIR_Unary.getResult(p).getRegister().number & REG_MASK;
                 machinecodes.set(mi++, (inst | (op0 << 16) | (op1 << 21) | (op3high << 5)));
          mcOffsets.setMachineCodeOffset(p, mi << LG_INSTRUCTION_WIDTH);
        }
        break;

        case PPC_ADDZE_opcode:
        case PPC_SUBFZE_opcode:
        case PPC_NEG_opcode:
        case PPC_NEGr_opcode:
        case PPC_ADDME_opcode: {
          int op0 = MIR_Unary.getResult(p).getRegister().number & REG_MASK;
          int op1 = MIR_Unary.getValue(p).asRegister().getRegister().number & REG_MASK;


      machinecodes.set(mi++, (inst | (op0 << 16) | (op1 << 21) | (op2low << 11) | (op2high << 1)));
          mcOffsets.setMachineCodeOffset(p, mi << LG_INSTRUCTION_WIDTH);
        }
        break;

        case PPC64_SRDI_opcode: {
          if (VM.VerifyAssertions) VM._assert(VM.BuildFor64Addr);
          int op0 = MIR_Binary.getResult(p).getRegister().number & REG_MASK;
          int op1 = MIR_Binary.getValue1(p).getRegister().number & REG_MASK;
          int op3 = MIR_Binary.getValue2(p).asIntConstant().value & SIXBIT_MASK;
             int op1 = MIR_RotateAndMask.getValue(p).getRegister().number & REG_MASK;
          int op2 = MIR_RotateAndMask.getShift(p).asIntConstant().value & REG_MASK;
          int op3 = MIR_RotateAndMask.getMaskBegin(p).value & REG_MASK;
          int op4 = MIR_RotateAndMask.getMaskEnd(p).value & REG_MASK;
          machinecodes.set(mi++, (inst | (op0 << 16) | (op1 << 21) | (op2 << 11) | (op3 << 6) | (op4 << 1)));
          mcOffsets.setMachineCodeOffset(p, mi << LG_INSTRUCTION_WIDTH);
        }
        break;

        case PPC_RLWNM_opcode:


    case PPC_RLWNMr_opcode: {
          int op0 = MIR_RotateAndMask.getResult(p).getRegister().number & REG_MASK;
          int op1 = MIR_RotateAndMask.getValue(p).getRegister().number & REG_MASK;
          int op2 = MIR_RotateAndMask.getShift(p).asRegister().getRegister().number & REG_MASK;
          int op3 = MIR_RotateAndMask.getMaskBegin(p).value & REG_MASK;
          int op4 = MIR_RotateAndMask.getMaskEnd(p).value & REG_MASK;
          machinecodes.set(mi++, (inst | (op0 << 16) | (op1 << 21) | (op2 << 11) | (op3 << 6) | (op4 << 1)));
          mcOffsets.setMachineCodeOffset(p, mi << LG_INSTRUCTION_WIDTH);
  2) {
            // one instruction is not enough
            throw new OperationNotImplementedException(
                "Support for long backwards conditional branch and link is incorrect.");          //--dave
            /*
              -- we have to branch (and not link) around an
              unconditional branch and link.


     -- the code below generates a conditional branch and
              link around an unconditional branch.
              if (DEBUG) VM.sysWriteln("**** Backward Long Cond. Branch ****");
              // flip the condition and skip the following branch instruction
              machinecodes.set(mi++, inst | flipCondition(bo_bi<<16) | (2<<2));
              if (DEBUG) printInstruction(mi-1, inst,
              flipCondition(bo_bi<<16), 2<<2);
      mcOffsets.setMachineCodeOffset(p, mi << LG_INSTRUCTION_WIDTH);
        }
        break;

        case PPC64_LD_opcode: {
          if (VM.VerifyAssertions) VM._assert(VM.BuildFor64Addr);
          int op0 = MIR_Load.getResult(p).getRegister().number & REG_MASK;
          int op1 = (MIR_Load.getOffset(p).asIntConstant().value >> 2) & SHORT14_MASK;
          int op2 = MIR_Load.getAddress(p).getRegister().number & REG_MASK;
          machinecodes.set(mi++, (inst | (op0 << 21) | (op1 << 2) | (op2 << 16)));
          mcOffsets.setMachineCodeOffset(p, mi


    // flip the condition and skip the next branch instruction
            machinecodes.set(bi, flipCondition(machinecodes.get(bi)));
            machinecodes.set(bi, machinecodes.get(bi) | (2 << LG_INSTRUCTION_WIDTH));
            machinecodes.set(bi, machinecodes.get(bi) & 0xfffffffe);       // turn off link bit.
            // make a long branch
            machinecodes.set(bi + 1, Btemplate | ((targetOffset - 4) & LI_MASK));
            if (setLink) {
                                y=branch predicted taken?
    // flip the condition:
    //    after the flip:         _            _
    //                        T = U ^ T;   Z = C ^ Z
    //    i.e. flip the condition if the branch is conditional;
    //


data_type = input->TypeAsProto()->tensor_type().elem_type();
  if (data_type != ONNX_NAMESPACE::TensorProto_DataType_INT64 &&
      data_type != ONNX_NAMESPACE::TensorProto_DataType_INT32) {
    DEBUG_LOG("Input data type is not int32 or int64");
    return false;
  }
  return true;
}

static bool IsNeighborNodeExpectedTypes(Node::NodeConstIterator start, const Node::NodeConstIterator end, const std::vector<std::string>& expected_types) {
  for (const std::string& expected_type : expected_types) {
    if (start == end || (*start).OpType().compare(expected_type) != 0) {
      return false;
    }
    ++start;
  }
  return start == end;
}

/** Match subgraph like the following:
            (input_ids)
          /          DEBUG_LOG("Failed to find path 2 of position shape.");
    return false;
  }

  // Shape may have multiple outputs due to shape integration
  // Check it later
  if (!optimizer_utils::CheckOutputEdges(graph, edges[0]->GetNode(), 1) ||
      !optimizer_utils::CheckOutputEdges(graph, edges[1]->GetNode(), 2)) {
    DEBUG_LOG("Output edge count not expected for nodes in path 2 of position shape.");
    return false;
  }

  Node& gather_node_1 = *graph.GetNode(edges[1]->GetNode().Index());
  Node& shape_node_1 = *graph.GetNode(edges[2]->GetNode().Index());

  // The gather node (with second input indices==1) is also shared by other subgraph
  if (expected_gather_node_1_index != gather_node_1.Index()) {
    DEBUG_LOG("Gather node in path 2 is not linked to another subgraph.");
    return false;
  }

  if (!optimizer_utils::IsInitializerWithExpectedValue(graph, *(gather_node_1.InputDefs()[1]), int64_t(1), true)) {


      (shape_node_0.GetOutputEdgesCount() == 2 ||
         shape_node_0.GetOutputEdgesCount() == 4)) {
      DEBUG_LOG("two paths share the same shape");
    } else {
      return false;
    }
  }

  return true;
}

/** Match subgraph like the following:
 *
 *    Shape -> ^Gather (indice=0)^ -> ^Unsqueeze^
 *      /                                  |           +-----------------------+
 *    (pg_edges[2]->GetNode().OpType() == "Range") {
    // Check if the values in "start" and "delta" attributes in Range are expected.
    Node& range_node = *graph.GetNode(pg_edges[2]->GetNode().Index());
    if (!optimizer_utils::IsInitializerWithExpectedValue(graph, *(range_node.InputDefs()[0]), int64_t(0), true)) {
      DEBUG_LOG("The first input of Range should be a constant with value 0.");
      return false;
    }
    if (!optimizer_utils::IsInitializerWithExpectedValue(graph, *(range_node.InputDefs()[2]), int64_t(1), true)) {
      DEBUG_LOG("The third input of Range should be a constant with value 1.");
      return false;
    }
  }

  if (gather_node.GetOutputEdgesCount() == 1) {
    // Check if the second input of the Gather node in the path has a


                                   Node& layer_norm_node) {
  // Cast input_ids and segment_ids to int32 if needed.
  input_ids = CastToInt32(graph, input_ids, layer_norm_node.GetExecutionProviderType());
  if (segment_ids != nullptr && segment_embedding != nullptr) {
    segment_ids = CastToInt32(graph, segment_ids, layer_norm_node.GetExecutionProviderType());
  }

  NodeArg place_holder("", nullptr);
  if (segment_ids == nullptr && segment_embedding == nullptr) {
    segment_ids = &place_holder;
    segment_embedding = &place_holder;
  }

  const std::vector<NodeArg*> embed_layer_norm_input_defs{
      input_ids,
      segment_ids,
      word_embedding,
       DEBUG_LOG("Position embedding shape is not expected.");
    return false;
  }

  // Get input "input_ids" from node.
  if (!CheckInput(input_ids, logger)) {
    DEBUG_LOG("Input id is not valid. ");
    return false;
  }

  NodeArg* gamma = layer_norm_node.MutableInputDefs()[1];
  NodeArg* beta = layer_norm_node.MutableInputDefs()[2];
  if (gamma->Shape() == nullptr || gamma->Shape()->dim()[0].dim_value() != hidden_size) {
    DEBUG_LOG("Gamma should be of shape (hidden_size). ");
    return false;
  }

  if (beta->Shape() == nullptr || beta->Shape()->dim()[0].dim_value() != hidden_size) {
    DEBUG_LOG("Beta should be of shape (hidden_size). ");
    return false;
  }

  CreateEmbedLayernormNode(graph, input_ids, nullptr, word_embedding, position_embedding, nullptr,


             layer_norm_node);

  if (!nodes_to_remove.empty()) {
    graph_utils::RemoveNodesWithOneOutputBottomUp(graph, *graph.GetNode(nodes_to_remove[0]));
  }

  nodes_to_remove.clear();

  nodes_to_remove.push_back(word_gather_node.Index());
  nodes_to_remove.push_back(add_node.Index());

  nodes_to_remove.push_back(layer_norm_node.Index());

  for (const NodeIndex index : nodes_to_remove) {
    Node* node = graph.GetNode(index);
    graph_utils::RemoveNodeOutputEdges(graph, *node);
    graph.RemoveNode(node->Index());
  }

  return true;
}
/**
Embed Layer Normalization will fuse embeddings into one node :
The embeddings before conversion:
  (input_ids) -------->  Gather ---------+       (segment_ids)
    |                                    | biographies on the Who's seminal hits compilation Meaty Beaty Big and Bouncy, the Rolling Stones' double album Exile on Main Street and in 2004, Jimi Hendrix's Electric Ladyland. During 2005-2006, he played and recorded with singer-songwriter Freddie Stevenson.

The Only Ones have been influential on the indie rock and alternative rock scenes ever since their initial success, on bands such as The Replacements, Blur, Nirvana, and more recently The Libertines. Several bands have covered their song "Another Girl, Another Planet", including The Libertines (at London Forum with Perrett guesting), The Replacements and Blink 182. Their song "The Whole of the Law" was covered by Yo La Tengo on their album, Painful.

Discography

Studio albums
 The Only Ones (1978)
 Even Serpents Shine (1979)
 Baby's Got a Gun (1980)

References

External links

Category:English punk rock


by their tour (the lyrics are pretty much a dead giveaway). The band’s two albums have recently been issued on CD and available for purchase here. Beaches, by the way, is a superb album of desert island magnitude.

The Subversive Sounds blog was formally hosting their own vinyl-to-digital transfer of this disk, but the download link is kaput. I’d still recommend going there to peruse the commentary if you’re so inclined.

I have not edited the tracks (at least at the tine being), so as to avoid gaps and abrupt segues. The tracklist is as follows:are disclaimed.
// In no event shall the Intel Corporation or contributors be liable for any direct,
// indirect, incidental, special, exemplary, or consequential damages
//(including, but not limited to, procurement of substitute goods or services;
// loss of use, data, or profits; or business interruption) however caused
// and on any theory of liability, whether in contract, strict liability,
// or tort(including negligence or otherwise) arising in any way out of
// the use of this software, even if advised of the possibility of such damage.
//
//M*/

/*
   A few macros and definitions for backward compatibility
   with the previous versions of OpenCV. They are obsolete and
   are likely to be removed in future. To check whether your code
   uses any of these, define CV_NO_BACKWARD_COMPATIBILITY before
   including


scanner pointer", "cvcompat.h", 0 );

    temp_scanner = cvCreateGraphScanner( graph, vtx, mask );
    *scanner = *temp_scanner;
    cvFree( &temp_scanner );
}

CV_INLINE  void  cvEndScanGraph( CvGraphScanner* scanner )
{
    if( !scanner )
        cvError( CV_StsNullPtr, "cvEndScanGraph", "Null scanner pointer", "cvcompat.h", 0 );

    if( scanner->stack )
    {
        CvGraphScanner* temp_scanner = (CvGraphScanner*)cvAlloc( sizeof(*temp_scanner) );
        *temp_scanner = *scanner;
        cvReleaseGraphScanner( &temp_scanner );
        memset( scanner, 0, sizeof(*scanner) );
    }
}

#define cvKalmanUpdateByTime  cvKalmanPredict
#define cvKalmanUpdateByMeasurement cvKalmanCorrect

/* old drawing functions */
CV_INLINE  void  cvLineAA(                                                  \
    (pos).step = (_step)/sizeof((pos).currline[0]) * (orientation ? -1 : 1), \
    (pos).width = (roi).width,                                               \
    (pos).height = (roi).height,


) \
 ( --(pos).x >= 0 ? (pos).currline + (pos).x*(cs) : 0 )

/* right */
#define CV_MOVE_RIGHT( pos, cs ) \
 ( ++(pos).x < (pos).width ? (pos).currline + (pos).x*(cs) : 0 )

/* up */
#define CV_MOVE_UP( pos, cs ) \
 (((pos).currline -= (pos).step) != (pos).topline ? (pos).currline + (pos).x*(cs) : 0 )

/* down */
#define CV_MOVE_DOWN( pos, cs ) \
 (((pos).currline += (pos).step) != (pos).bottomline ? (pos).currline + (pos).x*(cs) : 0 )

/* left up */
#define CV_MOVE_LU( pos, cs ) ( CV_MOVE_LEFT(pos, cs), CV_MOVE_UP(pos, cs))

/* right up */
#define CV_MOVE_RU( pos, cs ) ( CV_MOVE_RIGHT(pos, cs), CV_MOVE_UP(pos, cs))

/* left down */
#define CV_MOVE_LD( pos, cs ) ( CV_MOVE_LEFT(pos, cs), CV_MOVE_DOWN(pos, cs))

/* right down */
#define CV_MOVE_RD( pos, cs ) ( CV_MOVE_RIGHT(pos, cs), CV_MOVE_DOWN(pos, cs))

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Canadian Abortion Rights Action League

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Why python statement `if something is None` works much quicker than `if not something`?

I came across this question when writing a fibonacci function. To make it quicker, I use a dictionary named cache to store the numbers that already have been calculated. So I wrote
def fib(n, cache=None):
    if not cache:
        cache = {}
    if n in cache:
        return cache[n]
    if n==0 or n==1:
        return 1
    else:
        cache[n] = fib(n-1, cache) + fib(n-2, cache)
    return cache[n]

def fib_run(n):
    start = time.time()