[Recent progress in autoimmune encephalitis and its related disorders].
After the discovery of a series of autoantibodies against neuronal cell surface antigens (NSAs) of the CNS in the past 10 years, the concept of encephalitis has changed dramatically. Accordingly, a practical, syndrome-based diagnostic approach to autoimmune encephalitis was proposed in 2016. These autoantibodies have also been identified in a subset of overlapping encephalitis and demyelinating syndrome, epilepsy, first episode psychosis, movement disorders, post-herpes simplex encephalitis, progressive dementia, postpartum psychosis, stiff-person spectrum disorders, or non-REM/REM sleep behavior disorder. Although not all neuronal antibody tests are available in Japan, we have entered a new era that we have to make a correct diagnosis and start appropriate immunotherapy based on initial neurological assessment and conventional tests, without being constrained by conventional fixedAmerican Manners

American Manners is a 1924 American silent drama film directed by James W. Horne. It was produced by Richard Talmadge, who also stars, and was distributed by FBO.

Preserved in the Library of Congress.

Cast
 Richard Talmadge - Roy Thomas
 Mark Fenton - Dan Thomas
 Lee Shumway - Clyde Harven
 Helen Lynch - Gloria Winthrop
 Arthur Millett - Conway
 William H. Turner - Jonas Winthrop
 Pat Harmon - Mike Barclay
 George Warde - Bud (a waif)

References

External links

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pharmacokinetic analysis revealed the plasma concentration and renal accumulation of cisplatin to be higher in Mate1(-/-) mice than Mate1(+/+) mice 1h after a single intravenous administration of cisplatin (0.5mg/kg). Furthermore, the combination of a selective MATE inhibitor, pyrimethamine, with cisplatin also elevated creatinine and BUN levels compared to cisplatin alone. In experiments in vitro, the cellular uptake of cisplatin was stimulated by the expression of mouse MATE1 as well as organic cation transporters OCT1 and OCT2. In conclusion, MATE1 mediates the efflux of cisplatin and is involved in cisplatin-induced nephrotoxicity.The 76ers dominated in Game 5 to advance to the Eastern Conference semifinals

The Philadelphia 76ers' first-round series with the Brooklyn Nets was far more interesting than most people expected, but after a matchup that saw all sorts of drama, including ejections in Game 4 and 5, the Sixers are moving on. They crushed the Nets in Game 5, beating them 122-100 to win the series, 4-1.

Joel Embiid was back in the lineup once again after dealing with knee soreness throughout the series, and had another strong game, finishing with 23 points and 13 rebounds. After jumping out to a 14-0 lead in the first few minutes, the Sixers never looked back, and coasted the rest of the way.

Philly will now move on to face the No. 2 seed


"Christmas in Turkey" track of The World Is Not Enough, is reused in the "Going Down Together" track.

The title song for Die Another Day was co-written and co-produced by Mirwais Ahmadzai and performed by Madonna, who also had a cameo in the film as Verity, a fencing instructor. The concept of the title sequence is to represent Bond trying to survive 14 months of torture at the hands of the North Koreans. Critics' opinions of the song were sharply divided—it was nominated for a Golden Globe for Best Original Song and the 2004 Grammy Award for Best Dance Recording, but also for a Golden Raspberry Award for Worst Original Song of 2002 (while Madonna herself won the Golden Raspberry Award for Worst Supporting Actress for her cameo). Inkeen to set up a film series that would be a "winter olympics" alternative to the main series. In the late 1990s, MGM had originally considered developing a spin-off film based on Michelle Yeoh's character, Wai Lin, in 1997's Tomorrow Never Dies. However, despite much speculation of an imminent movie, on 26 October 2003, Variety reported that MGM had completely pulled the plug on this project, to the dismay of Barbara Broccoli and Michael G. Wilson of Eon Productions, who were reported to be "clearly furious" about the decision. MGM was keen to instead move on with the next film, Casino Royale.

See also
 Invisibility in fiction
 Outline of James Bond

References

External links

Category:2000s action thriller films
Category:2000s spy films
Category:2000s sequel films
Category:2002 films
Category:British films
Category:British sequel films
Category:English-language films
Category:Films


are mainly categorized as the garden workers, who are responsible for plantation of tea plants and plucking of tea leaves, and another group who engages in the processing department. The garden workers remain exposed to a wide variety of air-borne allergens including pollen grains, pesticides, microbes and microbial products such as endotoxins and glucans while processing of tea leaves in the production units emits respirable dusts in the breathing zone of the workers engaged in the processes.^[@R1]^ The dust particles may contain a wide range of allergens and sensitizing agents that may cause various hypersensitivity reactions and respiratory ailments in the workers.

It has been reported that tea industry workers involved in blending and packaging are prone to develop occupational asthma.^[@R2]-[@R6]^ Castellani and Chalmers (1919) coined the term "teathe tea workers at the end of the shift,^[@R12],[@R29]^ we did not observe any consistent reduction in the lung function of the workers.

We observed a higher prevalence of peripheral airway obstruction among the factory workers compared to the garden workers, not detectable by spirometry. This indicates an underlying mechanism of occupational exposure-associated changes in the peripheral airways that is subtle and may not be readily detected in advance with spirometry. Allergen-associated respiratory disease among tea workers has been found to be associated with increased levels of IgE,^[@R30]^ which may explain our findings of many patients with respiratory symptoms and atopy among the tea workers. Higher respiratory symptoms among the garden workers indicated exposure to air-borne allergens such as pollen grains and other fungal contaminations at the tea garden.


+ 69 = 17. What is the greatest common factor of i and h?
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Suppose -2*s = 2*s - 180. Suppose -90 = -9*n + s. What is the highest common factor of n and 135?
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Let d be (-2632)/21*-3 - (3 - -2). Calculate the highest common divisor of d and 21.
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Let p be 10/90*9*36. Calculate the greatest common factor of 1800 and p.
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Let z(m) = -25*m. Let k be z(-1). What is the highest common factor of 25 and k?
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Let o be (-6)/12 + 27/6. Suppose -4*b + m + 78 = 0, 0*m + 12 =Nathan Sproul is now facing criminal investigation in Florida over reports of voter registration fraud. And so far, it looks like there's also potential for one here.

However, there's even more to this story. Brad Blog noted one aspect of Sproul's operation that caught fire... Yet is not being investigated.

In Florida, where the focus has been on the apparently fraudulent registration forms submitted around the state with changed addresses that could result in disenfranchised voters on November 6th, the Los Angeles Times interviewed the man who Strategic Allied has fingered as the worker who submitted the initial batch in question in Palm Beach County.

50-year old William T. Hazard of Boynton Beach maintains his innocence and says he never forged applications or even "wrote on any of the forms he


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A new series is coming to E! News called Nightly Pop. Billed as not being safe for daytime, the new series features hosts Nina Parker, Morgan Stewart, and Hunter March. The show will go over the week’s latest celebrity and tabloid headlines and present them to viewers in a laid back-not-safe-for-daytime viewers format. Nightly Pop premieres on October 29, 2018, at 10:30 p.m. ET/PT.

Executive Vice President an GM of E! News, John Najarian released a statement about the new show.

“As our audience’s appetite for entertainment grows, the addition of Nightly Pop will provide our viewers a weekly dose of primetime pop culture commentary that offers a new perspective in late night with E! News. By further expanding our programming E! News


patched your systems system… and that’s not a good thing.

cases, your up-time is just an indicator for the last time you patched your systems system… and that’s not a good thing. The oldest firmware I saw was from 1997-2001. Again, this problem of old crap on the internet isn’t going away any time soon unfortunately.

Amusing Devices/Firmware

As I was trawling through the data I came across some… funny banners.

1 \ xff \ xfb \ x01 \ x0a \ x0d \ x0a \ x0d \ x0a \ x0dWelcome to UTMA . com \ x0a \ x0d \ x0a \ x0dUnauthorized use of this device is prohibited . \ x0a \ x0d \ x0a \ x0dTrespassers will be shocked via the keyboard interface . \ x0a \ x0d \ x0a \Q:

How to delete yarn logs

I'm pretty new to YARN. I ran my oozie jobs which creates logs.
I can see yarn logs with
yarn logs -applicationId application_123456789_12345678

I want to know how I can delete those logs? Can I just delete the file to remove the logs?

A:

Once the job has completed the NodeManager will keep the log for each container for ${yarn.nodemanager.log.retain-seconds} which is 10800 seconds by default ( 3 hours ) and delete them once they have expired.  But if ${yarn.log-aggregation-enable} is enabled then the NodeManager will immediately concatenate all of the containers logs into one file and upload them into HDFS in ${yarn.nodemanager.remote-app-log-dir}/${user.name}/logs/<application ID> and delete them from the local userlogs directory
Documentation indicates yarn.nodemanager.delete.debug-delay-sec:
Number of seconds after an application finishes before the nodemanager's DeletionService will delete the application's


EZ meaning the match was heated, lengthy, and most likely won by a cheesy move like back dooring with Yi.

That's only a few of the many terms. These are among the most common, however. Over time you will come to learn all of them.

Pings-

I will explain these pings in how common players use them, not Riot's intended use

General: This ping is actually 3 in 1. Pinging open ground will result in a "Don't Look Here" ping. Pinging a friendly structure will show an "Abandon This" ping, informing teammates it's not worth defending this structure. Pinging an enemy structure, enemy, or neutral monster will show a "Too Strong" ping. This is used to tell teammates not to focus this enemy as they are too powerful.

Caution: Opposite to Riot's intention,economy, unemployment unexpectedly rose for the first time in three months in August. While the euro area, Germany’s largest export market, has returned to growth, some companies are still cutting jobs as countries on the bloc’s periphery remain mired in recession.

ThyssenKrupp AG, Germany’s biggest steelmaker, plans to cut 3,000 administrative jobs over three years and this month said it will shut two plants at Neuwied. Salzgitter AG, the rival steelmaker that predicts a loss for 2013 amid waning demand in Europe, will eliminate more than 1,500 positions.

“We have a very bleak outlook for unemployment in the euro area as a whole,” said Anatoli Annenkov, senior economist at Societe Generale SA in London. “The main headwinds remain high policy uncertainty in the euro area and still-fragmented financial markets, while


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President Donald Trump rode into office on the wings, in part, of a promise to clean up the Deep State, drain the swamp and boot from places of influence those who’ve worked behind the scenes to undo America’s greatness, one unconstitutional usurpation at a time.

It must be working. How else to explain how nuts the left’s been acting of late?

Just look at James Comey and his “A Higher Loyalty” book. In it, he paints Trump as a liar, a mafia-esque leader — a man of small hands, a president who’s brought the country to “a dangerous time,” to an era “where basic facts are disputed, fundamental truth is questioned, lying is normalized and unethical behavior is ignored, excused or rewarded,” he wrote, according to published excerpts.

But peer past


RNA interference (RNAi) is a cellular process that uses double stranded RNA (dsRNA) to target messenger RNA (mRNAs) for degradation and translation attenuation. The process is gene specific, refractory to small changes in target sequence, and amenable to multigene targeting. This phenomenon was first reported in plants in 1990 (Napoli, C., et al., Introduction of a chimeric chalcone synthase gene into petunia results in reversible co-suppression of homologous genes in trans. Plant Cell, 1990, 2(4):279-289). It was later observed in other organisms including fungi and worms (Romano, N., et al., Quelling: transient inactivation of gene expression in Neurospora crassa by transformation with homologous sequences. Mol. Microbiol., 1992, 6(22):3343-53). Mechanistically, long dsRNA can be cleaved into short interfering RNA (siRNA) duplexes by Dicer, a Type III RNase. Subsequently, thesesmall duplexes interact with the RNA Induced Silencing Complex (RISC), a multisubunit complex that contains both helicases and endonuclease activities that mediate degradation of homologous transcripts. The discovery that synthetic siRNAs of ˜19-29 bp can effectively inhibit gene expression in mammalian cells and animals has led to a flurry of activity to develop these inhibitors as therapeutics (Elbashir, S. M., et al., Duplexes of 21-nucleotide RNAs mediate RNA interference in cultured mammalian cells. Nature, 2001, 411(6836):494-8). Recent development of advanced siRNA selection methods, including algorithm-based rational design selection, allows the researchers to select potent siRNA duplexes by key sequence and thermodynamic parameters that are target sequence independent (Khvorova, A., et al., Functional siRNAs and to miRNAs exhibit strand bias. Cell, 2003, 115(1):209-216).
Small hairpin RNAs (shRNA) of 19-29 bp


long dsRNAs and 29-mer shRNAs, 19-mer shRNAs are not cleaved by Dicer (Siolas, D., et al., Synthetic shRNAs as potent RNAi triggers. Nature Biotechnology, 2005, 23(2):227-231). Therefore, it would be advantageous to have a reliable design for superior shRNAs and a better understanding of the structure-activity relationship and processing of shRNAs to provide highly functional inhibitors.---
abstract: 'We describe a bordered version of totally twisted Khovanov homology. We first twist Roberts’s type $D$ structure by adding a “vertical" type $D$ structure which generalizes the vertical map in twisted tangle homology. One of the distinct advantages of our type $D$ structure is that it is homotopy equivalent to a type $D$ structure supported on “spanning tree" generators. We also describe how to twist Roberts’s type $A$ structure for a left tangle in such a way that pairing our type $A$ and type $D$ structures will result in the totally twisted Khovanov homology.'
author:
- 'Nguyen D. Duong'
title: TWISTING BORDERED KHOVANOV HOMOLOGY
---


ability to degrade p53 and significantly inhibited the expression of Notch1 and p21, an ability that was lost in the E6 SAT mutant. Consistently, also E7 failed to down‐regulate Notch expression. The analysis of Krt10 induction in monolayer NIKS expressing E6 mutants confirmed that the ability of E6 to degrade p53 is indeed necessary to prevent commitment to differentiation, whereas the PDZ‐binding defective E6 mutant retains the ability to significantly modulate keratinocyte differentiation (*p =* 0.0162, Student\'s *t*‐test) (Figure [3](#path4917-fig-0003){ref-type="fig"}F). Taken together, these results support previous observations [37](#path4917-bib-0037){ref-type="ref"}, [41](#path4917-bib-0041){ref-type="ref"} and allow us to conclude that p53 and Notch1 are crucial regulators of keratinocyte cell fate [12](#path4917-bib-0012){ref-type="ref"}, [13](#path4917-bib-0013){ref-type="ref"}, [21](#path4917-bib-0021){ref-type="ref"}.

Progression to high‐grade neoplasia correlates with a progressive loss of p53 and NICD1 in HPV‐16 raft cultures {#path4917-sec-0011}
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The restricted 16E6 activityin the basal layer of the raft cultures suggests that p53 and Notch1 are strictly regulated by the virus. To examine their modulation during progression from LSIL to HSIL, the expression of p53, NICD, and Krt10 in organotypic raft cultures was examined (Figure [4](#path4917-fig-0004){ref-type="fig"}; see supplementary material, Figure [S6](#path4917-supitem-0008){ref-type="supplementary-material"}A for H&E images). In parental NIKS rafts, cleaved Notch was occasionally detected in basal cells as well as in the parabasal layers (Figure [4](#path4917-fig-0004){ref-type="fig"}A and supplementary material, Figure [S7](#path4917-supitem-0009){ref-type="supplementary-material"}). This supports an activation of Notch1 at early differentiation stages (Figure [2](#path4917-fig-0002){ref-type="fig"}E) and is in agreement with studies in mice indicating that the fate commitment of basal keratinocytes to differentiate is an early event [42](#path4917-bib-0042){ref-type="ref"}. The pattern of p53 expression was similar to that of NICD (Figure [4](#path4917-fig-0004){ref-type="fig"}A), whereas Krt10


mucosal HPV types to limit the extent to which their full‐length E6 proteins are expressed in the differentiating layers. This is also consistent with the fact that in HSIL‐like HPV‐16 NIKS rafts, the levels of basal and parabasal p53 and NICD are dramatically reduced compared with LSIL‐like and parental NIKS raft cultures. This correlates with a lower level of Krt10 induction, supporting a crucial role for the elevation of E6 and E7 activity in the deregulation of the HPV life cycle [4](#path4917-bib-0004){ref-type="ref"}, [27](#path4917-bib-0027){ref-type="ref"}.

Keratinocyte squamous differentiation is an extremely complex biological process, involving major changes in the pattern of gene expression, morphology, and cell function. The combination of these changes leads basal keratinocytes to form a stratified tissue formed of three layers: spinous, granular, and cornified. Terminally differentiated cellsproliferation [38](#path4917-bib-0038){ref-type="ref"}. In our LSIL‐ and HSIL‐like HPV‐16 NIKS raft cultures, p63 levels were progressively up‐regulated in the differentiating layers of the epithelium, along with the marker for cell cycle entry MCM7. Interestingly, levels of ΔNp63, the p63 isoform responsible for antagonizing p53 activity and driving cell proliferation [72](#path4917-bib-0072){ref-type="ref"}, were more strongly up‐regulated in the 5H NIKS HPV‐16 raft culture, which was also the most disrupted with regard to pattern of p53, NICD, and Krt10 expression.

When taken together, our study highlights the importance of E6 and E7 elevation during the progression from productive to abortive (i.e. transforming) HPV infections. The modulatory effects of E6 on keratinocyte cell fate have important implications on the clonal expansion of infected cells and their persistence in the epithelium, ultimately favouring the onset


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    Two phenomenological variable $\Lambda$ models, viz. $\Lambda \sim
    (\dot a/a)^2$ and $\Lambda \sim \rho$ have been studied under the assumption that the equation of state parameter $\omega$ is a function of time. The selected $\Lambda$ models are found to be equivalent both in four and five dimensions. The possibility of signature flip of the deceleration parameter is also shown.
address:
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    Satyabharati Vidyapith, Barasat, North 24 Parganas, Kolkata 700 126, West Bengal, India\
    umsbv@yahoo.in
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    Department of Physics, Government College of Engineering & Ceramic Technology, Kolkata 700 010, West Bengal, India\
    saibal@iucaa.ernet.in
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    Department of Mathematics, Jadavpur University, Kolkata 700 032, West Bengal, India\


 farook\_rahaman@yahoo.com
author:
- Utpal Mukhopadhyay
- Saibal Ray
- Farook Rahaman
title: Dark Energy Models With Variable Equation Of State Parameter
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Introduction
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Recent years have witnessed the emergence of the idea of an accelerating Universe and due to some observational results [@Dunlop1996; @Spinard1997; @Riess1998; @Perlmutter1999], it is now established that the Universe is accelerating. This signifies a paradigm shift in cosmological research from [*expanding Universe*]{} to [*accelerated expanding Universe*]{}. Now, the problem lies in detecting an exotic type of unknown repulsive force, termed as dark energy, which is driving this acceleration. A key factor in dark energy investigation is the equation of state parameter $\omega$, which relates pressure and density through an equation of state of the form $p=\omega\rho$. Due to lack of observational evidence in making a distinction between constant and variable $\omega$,to the scale factor by $H=\dot a/a$.

Let us now choose the barotropic equation of state $$\begin{aligned}
p= \omega\rho.\end{aligned}$$ Here we assume that the equation of state parameter $\omega$ is time-dependent i.e. $\omega=\omega(t)$ such that $\omega =
(t/\tau)^n-1$, where $\tau$ is a constant having dimension of time.

From equation (3), for flat Universe, we get $$\begin{aligned}
\rho = \frac{3H^2-\Lambda}{8\pi G}.\end{aligned}$$ Using equation (5) and (6) in (4) one can get, after some manipulation, the following differential equation $$\begin{aligned}
\frac{dH}{dt} = \frac{(1+\omega)(\Lambda-3H^2)}{2}.\end{aligned}$$

$\Lambda=3\alpha H^2$
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Let us use the [*ansatz*]{} $\Lambda=3\alpha H^2$ (where $\alpha$ is a free parameter) along with $\omega = (t/\tau)^n-1$. Then equation (7) reduces to $$\begin{aligned}
\frac{dH}{H^2} = -\frac{3(1-\alpha)t^n}{2\tau^n}dt.\end{aligned}$$ Solving equation (8), we get $$\begin{aligned}
H = \frac{2(n+1)\tau^n}{3(1-\alpha)t^{n+1}}.\end{aligned}$$ Writing $H=\dot a/a$ in equation (9) and integrating it further we get our solution set as $$\begin{aligned}
a(t) = C_1


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    :paramsorbent injection demonstrate that smaller sorbent particle sizes increase removal efficiencies for mercury and other gas-phase-contaminants. The smaller the sorbent particle size for a given mass of sorbent, the better the mass transfer and therefore the better the mercury adsorption effectiveness. However, simply grinding larger particle size activated carbon or other sorbent powders into smaller particles is not a straightforward process. There is an increased energy cost associated with formation of smaller particles, and this cost increases dramatically for particle sizes less than approximately 5 xcexcm. Activated carbon particles as small as 2 to 3 xcexcm in effective diameter may be formed through mechanical grinding, but this process becomes cost prohibitive from an energy standpoint. Additionally, dry grinding to form particles of this size frequently leads to severe


gas-phase organic compounds, such as chlorodibenzodioxins and chlorodibenzofurans, from flue gases that employs injection of powdered activated carbon into the flue gas in conjunction with a spray absorption process using alkali sorbents for removal of acid gases. The spray absorption step of the disclosed method serves to cool the exhaust gas and lower the vapor pressure of the vapor-phase contaminants, thereby enhancing adsorption and condensation of vapor-phase contaminants on fly ash particles and the injected activated carbon particles, as well as improving the removal of acid gases on the alkali components. In this prior art system, the powdered sorbent particles are prepared and added separately from the liquid injection step. Any grinding that is required to produce particles of the desired size is done by a dry method.
Anmay require higher operating temperatures that necessitate reheating of the flue gas, thereby further increasing operating costs. Moller et al. do not teach wet grinding of the activated carbon to achieve small sorbent sizes nor the addition of chemicals to enhance the activated carbon effectiveness.
It is an object of the present invention to provide a method that overcomes many of the aforementioned problems with prior art sorbent injection systems and methods. Advantages of the present invention include a simpler, more efficient method and system for removing vapor phase contaminants such as mercury, organic compounds, and toxic metals from a gas stream such as flue gas from a fossil fuel fired power plant.
The objectives and advantages of the present invention are achieved by a method for converting difficult to


all stars, but enhanced only for stars younger than $\sim100$ Myr; this suggests that the spiral arms are transient features and not part of a global density wave potential.'
author:
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    \
    $^{1}$School of Astronomy, Institute for Research in Fundamental Sciences (IPM), P.O. Box 19395-5531, Tehran, Iran\
    $^{2}$Lennard-Jones Laboratories, Keele University, ST5 5BG, UK\
    $^{3}$Instituto de Astrofísica de Canarias, Vía Láctea S/N, E-38205 La Laguna, Spain\
    $^{4}$Departamento de Astrofísica, Universidad de La Laguna, E-38206 La Laguna, Spain\
    $^{5}$Department of Physics, Faxculty of Science, University of Isfahan, Isfahan, P.O. Box 81746-73441, Iran\
    $^{6}$Physics Department, Alzahra University, Vanak, 1993891176, Tehran, Iran
date: 'Submitted: 2016'
title: 'The UK Infrared Telescope M33 monitoring project. V. Theno J-band data are available we use a similar reddening correction prescribed as a function of $(H-K)$ colour. In the case neither J- nor H-band data are available we assume a detection limit of $J=21$ mag.

It is therefore important to distinguish between carbon stars and oxygen-rich stars. Unfortunately, such information is not available for the majority of our LPVs in M33. Instead, we fix the mass range for carbon stars; based on theory and observation in the LMC (Groenewegen & de Jong 1993; van Loon, Marshall & Zijlstra 2005; Girardi & Marigo 2007) we expect at solar and slightly sub-solar metallicity carbon stars to descend from stars in the range $M_{\rm birth}\sim1.5$–4 M$_\odot$ – at low mass the third dredge-up is not strong enough to change the composition


of the surface to carbon dominated, while HBB prevents carbon to enrich the surface in higher mass stars. In practice, we first apply the carbon dust correction to all reddened stars; if the derived mass is in the 1.5–4 M$_\odot$ range then we accept that star as a carbon star, otherwise we re-apply an oxygenous dust correction.

We refer to Paper II for the relations converting the de-reddened K-band magnitude into birth mass, and the birth mass into LPV age, and for the parameterisation of the pulsation duration. To have a meaningful errorbar on the SFR in each age bin, instead of using equal age bins we adjust the sizes of the age bins such that each contain the same number of stars. Despite the rarity of massive LPVset al. 2012). Those SFRs range mostly between 0.02–0.04 M$_\odot$ yr$^{-1}$ kpc$^{-2}$ for the central regions of M33. Our new estimate of the current SFR in the central square kpc, which is based on only a small number of RSGs, $\xi=0.007\pm0.003$ M$_\odot$ yr$^{-1}$ kpc$^{-2}$ (Fig. 4) is 3–6 times lower. Verley et al. (2009) estimated the SFR over the past 100 Myr across the disc of M33 to be $\xi=0.45\pm0.10$ M$_\odot$ yr$^{-1}$. Our estimate for the entire disc of M33 (cf. Fig. 6, multiplied by the area covered) is $\xi=0.06\pm0.04$ M$_\odot$ yr$^{-1}$, i.e. 7–8 times lower. We thus conclude that our SRFs require multiplication by a factor $\sim7$ to be in line with other, independent estimates.

Is there any evidence for this correction factor to depend on mass and/or metallicity? The SFRs for different


while stars migrate out of the arms they do not systematically lag behind them. This, in turn, means that the spiral arms do not reflect a density wave potential which has a pattern speed that is notably different from that of the stellar orbital velocities. We conclude that the spiral arms are transient features, in accordance with numerical simulations (e.g., Grand et al. 2012). Junichi et al. (2015) also performed three-dimensional $N$-body/hydrodynamic simulations and found that the spiral pattern in barred galaxies could change on time scales of 100 Myr, washing out any relation between older stars and spiral arms. This means that grand-design spiral arms in barred galaxies are not stationary, but transient. Our results suggest this is also the case in lower-mass, non-barred spiral galaxies; stars are accumulatedDelboy and Rodney Trotter sell fallout shelter kits and have an attack drill. Driving towards their shelter, they are stopped by the police for speeding and asked: "You just heard the four-minute warning?" After being sent on their way, Rodney points out: "We died forty-five seconds ago." Around the same time, a sketch on the BBC Scotland programme Naked Video had a mock announcement warning of an attack with a punchline of "...except for viewers in Scotland."

See also
Protect and Survive
Civil Defence Information Bulletin, a precursor to Protect and Survive
Emergency Broadcast System
Emergency Alert System
CONELRAD
HANDEL
Wartime Broadcasting Service, a broadcasting service run by the BBC that would operate after a nuclear attack or if conventional bombing had destroyed conventional broadcasting systems.
Transition to war

References

External links
UKWMO Communications chain – message dissemination
Nuclear


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We bought our tickets and went to the plaza where EXO was surrounded by a few fangirls. EXO crowded around each other with 4 staff in a circle at first, but at first Suho stood to the side for a while and waved as he smiled at different cameras. He seemed to be posing, again. LMAO…

They played a game and it seemed like Lay and D.O lost so as punishment they had to dance. They started chanting “MAMA, MAMA” and we joined, and the manager pushed the two into an open area. D.O had hishim if I could have a picture T-T His cool face is not a representation of his personality, as he does laugh and laughs to his heart’s content when he does =D He officially jumped from #3 on my EXO-M bias list to #1 in my EXO bias list because of that encounter.

2. Sehun. My bias in EXO-K. He’s very handsome and pretty in real life, and his body is very lean and tall just like Kris (though not as skinny). I didn’t see him smiling much except for when he was talking to the other members. His eye smile is rare and a gem at that. He remains my bias in K ^^

3. Chanyeol is TRULY infected with the Happy Virus hahahaha. He smiles and laughs quite


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and mortality, is reduced from 4 per 100 patient years to 2.2 per 100 patient years and 1 per 100 patient years with antiplatelet and anticoagulant therapy, respectively.[@R91] Bridging therapy with low molecular weight (LMW) heparin is advocated in this scenario owing to a reduction in risk of major embolism with temporary antithrombotic withdrawal. A prospective study of 224 high-risk patients with LMW heparin bridging therapy reported only two cases of thromboembolism due to warfarin cessation (0.9%, 95% CI 0.2% to 3.2%).[@R99] In patients taking antiplatelet therapy such as clopidogrel for a drug-eluting cardiac stent, withdrawal of this also poses an increased risk of stent occlusion, major embolism and death.[@R91]

Endoscopic therapy may be delayed until a safer time is possible for antithrombotic withdrawal, but this may vary on*et al*, [@R29] including 87.5% of SMSA level 4 lesions support this. In addition, while a 2009 study reported lower rates of early recurrence with en bloc TEMS for rectal lesions in comparison with pEMR, it should be noted that late recurrence was similar in both groups when allowing for repeat endoscopic therapy (TEMS: 9.6% vs EMR: 13.8%, p=0.386).[@R58] We recommend that treatment-naïve lesions which fail to lift after adequate submucosal injection should not be subject to attempted resection with conventional snare polypectomy technique (GRADE of evidence: low; Strength of recommendation: strong).Consensus reached: 92.3% agreement

Uno *et al* first described an association between non-lifting lesions in response to a submucosal injection and malignancy in 1994.[@R145] All cases defined as non-lifting were found to contain malignancy. A 1999 Japanese study


evidence for restarting antiplatelet agents after advanced polypectomy is recognised, while conflicting evidence exists about the safety of restarting anticoagulants such as warfarin.[@R91] A study of 94 patients restarting warfarin on the same day of endotherapy reported a delayed bleeding rate of \<1%.[@R162] However, a later study of 173 patients where warfarin was restarted within 7 days after endotherapy had an increased risk of bleeding (OR=5.2, 95% CI 2.2 to 12.5, p\<0.001)).[@R104] Events during endotherapy such as peri-procedural bleeding, in addition to patient factors, may also raise concerns about significant post-polypectomy haemorrhage. In light of this, management, should be considered on an individual basis along with specialist input.[@R91] [@R93] We recommend that in the case of piecemeal EMR, initial follow-up should take place within 2--6 months (GRADE of evidence: low;endoscopic resection is deemed unsuitable.[@R192] A meta-analysis demonstrated comparable therapeutic efficacy with similar 3-year recurrence rates, including in the management of colorectal cancer. While being less invasive, LS is considered oncologically safe. This is particularly relevant when a malignancy is subsequently found (tumour recurrence at 3 years for LS: 16% vs OS: 18%; 95% CI 0.63% to 1.17%; p=0.32).[@R193] A 10-year UK analysis (n=192 620, 3709 laparoscopic procedures) reported that laparoscopic surgery was associated with a reduced 30-day (OR=0.57; 95% CI 0.44 to 0.74; p\<0.001) and 365-day mortality (OR=0.53; 95% CI 0.42 to 0.67; p\<0.001).[@R196] While mortality and postoperative complications appears similar between open and laparoscopic groups, LS has a clear association with accelerated postoperative recovery with reduced pain and the earlier return of bowel function (Salimath *et al*, n=261;


allow development of essential basic colonoscopy and therapeutic skills before entering advanced polypectomy training. There was broad opinion that handling and decision-making skills develop after around 250--350 colonoscopies, with further development after an extensive period of independent practice. Evidence that increased endoscopic experience is associated with improved performance and a reduced rate of adverse events reinforced this view. A minimum number of 500 independent (post-certification) colonoscopies was felt to be a suitable number to ensure that adequate experience has been achieved in both observed and independent practice. There was unanimous opinion that snare polypectomy experience and skill were the key identifiers of endoscopists suitable for advanced training and that competency in snare polypectomy of smaller lesions (up to 2 cm) needed to be established. This may be assessed withtrainer not in the room. Full certification would be obtained based on achieving satisfactory KPIs while provisionally certified in addition to mentor opinion, and maintenance of full certification status would be dependent on achieving satisfactory KPIs.

Other potential training modalities {#s6d}
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Training workshops were suggested as a modality for reinforcing technical and decision-making skills obtained during a fellowship programme while simulator and tissue simulator models allow hands-on exposure in a safe setting. There is also growing support for the use of live animal training models. In the UK, the BSG have indicated their support for this modality.

**Contributors:** Chairman and endoscopy lead: MDR. Lead author: AC. Endoscopy representatives: JAB, ST-G, PB, BPS, AMV, JA, BJR, SD. Surgical leads: RP and WVG. Histopathological lead: MBL. Patient lead: GL. Writing, review and collation


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### BSA {#sec3.3.2}

Without tannins, BSA was soluble over the entire pH range ([Figure [4](#fig4){ref-type="fig"}](#fig4){ref-type="fig"}C), which has been observed previously.^[@ref39]^ In the presence of PhT, complete protein precipitation occurred around pI. At pI, PhT co-precipitated with the protein for 78% ([Figure [4](#fig4){ref-type="fig"}](#fig4){ref-type="fig"}D).

Protein Resolubilization {#sec3.4}
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PhT and proteins were incubated at pH 6.0 and 39 °C for 24 h according to the method reported previously^[@ref15]^ and to simulate the residence time of feed in the rumen. After 24 h, the suspensions were centrifuged. Subsequently, the insoluble PhT--protein complexes (pellets) were exposed to various


pH conditions are reached.

Extrapolation to Protein Protection and Digestion in Ruminants {#sec3.5}
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With regard to the application of tannins in ruminal feed to act as protein-protecting agents, the various pH regimes along the digestive tract need to be taken into account. As a result of the widening of the pH range for protein precipitation by PhT, insoluble PhT--protein complexes are created at rumen pH. When the pH decreases to far below the pI for globular proteins (as in the abomasum), the increased charge of proteins resolubilizes protein again. Because there is minor tannin release, minor recomplexation of tannins and proteins can be expected. The resolubilization is determined by the charge of the proteins rather than their release from tannins as reported previously.^[@ref15]^ The resolubilization of proteins is expected tocommands on the Quick Access Toolbar rather than the ribbon. You can perform each of these actions from another area of the user interface, but you can perform them with fewer clicks from the Quick Access Toolbar.

QAT Below the Ribbon

As well you can also change it to wise verse. Click on the small triangle icon then choose above the ribbon.

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The consensus sequence of the qPCR product was confirmed by sanger sequencing analysis and compared to the mRNA of Homo sapiens proline, glutamate and leucine rich protein 1 (PELP1), transcript variant 1, mRNA (GenBank N°: NM_014389.2).

PELP1 protein expression analysis {#sec010}
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### Protein isolation {#sec011}

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Thatcher jumped to Swallow's defense, ruling the question out of order, and likewise refused to allow Swallow to answer a question from Rep. Brian King, D-Salt Lake City, about conflicts of interest in outside employment.

Swallow is under federal investigation for his role in assisting indicted businessman Jeremy Johnson  who sought help fighting a Federal Trade Commission inquiry into his I Works business  and for consulting work he did on a Nevada cement project.

King pressed Swallow on whether he was familiar with rules regarding outside employment for state employees and conflicts of interest.

Thatcher again ruled King's question out of order.

"I have serious questions about the extentwe have as senators."

In 2010, Swallow, then Utah's chief deputy attorney general, connected Johnson with Richard Rawle, the late owner of the Provo-based Check City payday-loan chain, whom Johnson paid $250,000  the first installment in a $600,000 arrangement. Rawle and Swallow said the money was to hire lobbyists. Johnson, at times, has said it was meant to bribe Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev.

Reid has denied any knowledge of Johnson's case.

At the same time, Rawle paid Swallow $23,500 for consulting work on a cement project in Nevada. Swallow said the payment was unrelated to Johnson's deal with Rawle, although Rawle, before his death, acknowledged using Johnson's money to pay Swallow.

Swallow later returned the money and asked to be paid from a different account. He did not disclose


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Happy Friday friends! It’s not only the end of the week, but the beginning of the month of October as well, so obviously it’s time for a new set of Academy Award predictions. It’ll be an interesting new set as well, considering the things that I’ve seen since last time.[...]

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Q:

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I have 2 functions in customer module, both are promises:

Is to parse the http body into a customerData object.
Pass the customerData into saveCustomer to save it into the db.

Inside my route I do this:
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Am I doing it right?

A:

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front door from the sand.

Shizuka stares at the house, then at the photograph saved on her smartphone. The house has the same shape of the one in the picture. The number on the front is also the same. But in the photograph, the large potted plants on the second storey veranda are green and vibrant, while the ones in front of her are barren, dying. Likewise, the white walls in the photograph is replaced by a dull grey. Nothing moves from behind the windows. No life is apparent to the building at all.

“Do you think maybe we have the wrong house?” she asks her companion, frowning at the photograph again.

“I think so,” Kilo replies, glancing at the photo.

“But this house looks completely empty. There’s nobody here…”

“Then we takea look inside, and see if there are any clues. You don’t want to leave empty-handed, do you?”

Shizuka pauses, then shakes her head. They approach the door, and Shizuka stands at the top of the steps, keeping look-out on the street while Kilo sees to the door. He knocks twice, waiting thirty seconds. These seconds tick by in silence. Then he summons SATURN BARZ to grip the door by its edge, ready to pull it off its hinges.

Shizuka quickly turns to survey the street and beach, looking out for any witnesses. She raises a thumb back at him. A second later, she hears the uncomfortably loud sound of the door being ripped off, then gently placed to the side. She spares one last look at the beach before


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–> Paperless Onboarding – New hires can fill in their personal information themselves once they have access to the employee UI. This replaces the mundane tasks of manually filling forms and then updating company records for all new employees

–> Easily storage and sharing of documents – Process forms and updated policies etc can be easily shared across employees with a simple click of a button. The document warehouse allows quick and easy storage and sharing.

–> Manage Time Off – Efficiently track, calculate and approve time off for employees. The process can be automated by setting a time off limit for employees or a team and the HRMS will calculate the remaining time off for employees.

–> Efficient Communication – Efficiently send notifications and updates to


*Megamonas* and *Aerosphaera* were significantly enriched in the RPMF ducks. Previous reports showed that *Megamonas* were mainly present in the cecal microbiota of adult hens, which is in line with our results that the cecum harbors a relatively high abundance of *Megamonas* than the duodenum and ileum. Furthermore, Polansky *et al*.^[@CR27]^ demonstrated *Megamonas* was one of the major propionate producers in the phylum Firmicutes and could encode enzymes involved in melibiose and alanine metabolism. In contrast, genera *Coprobacter*, *Jeotgalicoccus*, and *Pusillimonas* were more abundant in the RLF ducks, and *Coprobacter* was described as a propionic and acetic acids producer^[@CR28]^. However, the metabolic function prediction of the RPMF cecal microbes showed an increase of ABC transporters, phosphotransferase system transporters, and flagellar assembly pathways, which are indicators of bacterial uptakeGIT microflora. *Streptococcus* and *Saccharofermentans* ferment carbohydrates or starch to produce acetate, lactate, fumarate, and hydrogen peroxide as the end products. Furthermore, lactic acid and short-chain fatty acid could reduce the PH of the gut and then inhibits the growth of other bacteria, including the enteropathogens^[@CR30],[@CR31]^. These results were in line with the predicted molecular functions of the microbiota in the RPMF ducks: the glycometabolism pathways, including starch and sucrose metabolism and fructose and mannose metabolism, were more abundant in the RPMF ducks. In addition, the enrichment in two-component system and Flagellar assembly also benefited the energy absorption.

Furthermore, we investigated the associations of cecal microbiota with the rearing condition-related traits. The gut microbiome is a complex and metabolically active community, which can produce a large number of metabolites


OTUs table was filtered to remove low abundant OTUs, and finally, 347 OTUs (shared in more than 50% of samples) were selected. The abundance of each species was logarithm 10 (log10) transformed. The association of an individual species with each carcass trait was assessed using boosted additive generalized linear models available in the MaAsLin R package with 5% significance level after multiple testing corrections. MaAsLin^[@CR50]^ is a multivariate statistical framework that finds associations between clinical metadata or microbial community abundance and functions. In our analysis, we used the default settings of MaAsLin.

Availability of materials and data {#Sec23}
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The datasets generated during and/or analysed during the current study are available from the corresponding author on reasonable request.

Electronic supplementary material
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Supplementary information

**Electronic supplementary material**

**Supplementary information** accompanies this paper at 10.1038/s41598-018-25760-7.

**Publisher\'s note:**Springer Nature remains neutral with regard to jurisdictional claims in published maps and institutional affiliations.

This work was supported by National Waterfowl Industry Technology System (MARS-42-CARS-42-39), China's 12^th^ Five-Year Plan: The Development and Innovative Utilization of Waterfowl Genetic Resources (2015BAD03B06), and China's 13^th^ Five-Year Plan: The Program for Layer Duck Breeding (2016C02054-12).

L.L.: conceived and designed the experiments, revised the manuscript; W.S.: performed the experiments, collected the samples, analyzed the data and wrote the manuscript; C.L., S.J., L.G., T.Z., W.R.: collected the samples and measured phenotypic data; H.M.: performed bioinformatic analysis and interpreted the data. All authors read and approved the final manuscript.

Competing Interests {#FPar1}
===================

The authors declare no competing interests.


Prognostic significance of T cell associated surface antigen density changes during OKT3 therapy of renal allograft rejection.
We describe 12 acute rejection episodes in 11 cadaver donor renal allograft recipients who required OKT3* rescue treatment for steroid-resistant acute rejection (9) or for severe vascular (antibody-mediated) rejection (3). There were 3 treatment failures with subsequent graft loss. Using 2-color flow cytometry the total T (CD3), B (DR+), activated T (CD3DR), T helper/inducer (CD4), T cytotoxic/suppressor (CD8) and activated T cytotoxic cell (CD8DR) subsets were analyzed before, in mid course (5 to 7 days) and at the end of 12 to 14 days of therapy with 5 mg. OKT3 intravenously daily. In parallel changes in the density of such T cell associated antigens were analyzed. Significant decreases in the mean levelsbathtub and a plastic bin instead. Basic chemistry…

Something like this needs to be shared with as many people as possible. To all those out there who have suffered with depression at one time or another in their lives who have heard this same thing said to you but it fell on deaf ears, it was just not sinking in, or you were in denial because you were so much pain that it numbed you from the inside out; maybe this will reach you. It helps sometimes to hear it from someone who has hit rock bottom and come back, not just surviving but excelling in their own expectations. From all the messages I have seen, this one got to me the most; this one pulled on my heart


no limits except those we implement as a prison within ourselves.

Within each of us, there is a silence, a silence as vast as the universe. And when we experience that silence, we remember who we are. ~Gunilla Norris~

Some of the most meaningful acts between two people can be interpreted through their silence. How many people out there, take the time to look beyond the mask many of us put on for the world? That mask that was slowly molded into existence as a child by our peers and family, even if unintentionally; sometimes it will never come off and sometimes it will shatter. We all judge one another just as much as we judge ourselves, even if we don’t like to admit it, because of how others mayhaunches expectantly with a bark. “Sound the alarm!” Tala tilted back her head and began to howl extremely loud and long, the sad song echoing into the day, causing many who were hustling around the camp in their chores to stop and question it with a curious stare. All the children stopped dead in their tracks to stare at Tala wide eyed. When the wolf ended her song, Ess stared at each child expectantly. “Now that I have your attention…who wants to help with Tala’s training?”

Ess smiled when all the children lined up like little soldiers, awaiting instructions. “First rule…any whining, you lose privledges….Any fighting…..you sit out for the activity for the rest of the day….Are we clear?” Ess spoke softly, yet her tone commanded obedience. All six


of the camp at different paces. Aiden had explained to both animals to be gentle with the littler ones, making sure they didn’t fly off the sled even though the children pleaded to race one another. Ess shook her head, knowing better. No matter how hard they tried to command Tala or Puppy to go faster, the two only listened to Ess or Aiden.

Lily rubbed at her eyes, looking up at Ess expectantly, reaching up to be held. Ess was taken a bit back, just staring a moment before she knelt down and picked her up, letting the girl rest her head upon her shoulder. “All right kids, time to pack it up and give the animals a rest. Got to be back in time for dinner.” Essgirls who cried a lot, were the ones Jasper focused on the most, so it was up to Jemma and Ess to keep eachother calm, and helping to keep eachother out of trouble. It began to dawn on them, how their numbers started to dwindle. Most of the girls had hardly any fight left in them, and when it seemed they were almost broken, Jasper took them out of the room and Ess never saw them again. They weren’t sure if they were being let go, or killed, until one of the girls actually came back. Tess, was her name; of course she stopped responding to such, and when she was returned, wouldn’t even look at any of the girls or explain what had happened to her. The


2007-08 campaign in a single season: MJ.

Oh, and in case you forgot, Ginobili has been an interval part of three championship teams in San Antonio. Basketball is easily the most title obsessed sport, so Ginobili scores major historical points there, even if he played with an all-time great like Tim Duncan to get them. Manu has had five post-season runs of at least 10 games in which he put up a PER above 20, putting him third amongst shooting guards since ‘80 behind only Jordan and Kobe. Ginobili’s post-season success only further cements his legacy as one of the greatest shooting guards of the modern era. And if I were making a list of the five best two guards since 1980, Ginobili would definitely crack it.

Aside from flopping,Don’t be so sure your Apple product is the real thing.

A Chinese national living in the U.S. on a student visa smuggled more than 40,000 electronic devices and accessories, including iPads and iPhones, from China into the U.S. before getting apprehended, according to an announcement made this week by the by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement’s Homeland Security Investigations (HSI) division, the Department of Justice said.

He also smuggled labels and packaging bearing counterfeit Apple trademarks.

Jianhua “Jeff” Li, 44 was sentenced in Newark, New Jersey to 37 months in prison after being convicted of one count of conspiracy to smuggle and traffic counterfeit goods and labels and one count of trafficking in counterfeit goods.

APPLE'S SIRI LETS CONTRACTORS HEAR COUPLES HAVING SEX: REPORT

Li had a long career before he was


Property Office.

This rise has happened “even as overall trade volumes stagnated,” the OECD said.

TRUMP LASHES OUT AT APPLE

The value of imported fake goods worldwide based on 2016 customs seizure data is $509 billion, up from $461 billion in 2013, according to the OECD.

“Most counterfeits go undetected,” Applied DNA Sciences’ Hayward said. “It's not just the counterfeit finished goods, but it is sometimes the components within even legitimately branded products,” he said.

Most counterfeit electronics come from China “but the ultimate irony is that those components often are made from semiconductors discarded in the US, sent to China for ‘recycling,’ where a cottage industry repackages them as new. If the size and pin pattern match, the semiconductors are resurfaced and relabeled to look like new,” he said.-webkit-background-size: 32px 32px;
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The Thoracic Surgery Residency, which is accredited by the Accreditation Council for Graduate Medical Education, is a program of Cedars-Sinai, an academic medical center renowned for cardiac care, research and education. Cedars-Sinai was among just 17 hospitals nationwide named to the Honor Roll in the 2014-15 issue of America’s Best Hospitals by U.S. News & World Report. Twelve of the medical center's specialties, including cardiology and heart surgery, were rated among the finest in the nation.

The Division of Cardiothoracic Surgery at the Cedars-Sinai Heart Institute has trained many cardiothoracic surgeons in clinical and basic science fellowships. Key clinical studies on coronary bypass and valvular heart surgery have been published in prestigious peer-reviewed journals. The division is a leader in developing percutaneous aortic valve surgery, robotic assisted* @returns the extensions data object
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Introduction {#s1}
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Listeriosis is a relatively uncommon disease, which typically causes a severe disease in a high portion of cases and deaths in susceptible population subgroups ([@B1], [@B2]). Listeriosis is a foodborne illness of major public health concern because of the severity of its complications (infections of the central nervous system, septicemia, gastroenteritis and abortion), a hospitalization rate of 98.6% and a case-fatality ratio of 13,8%, as reported by the EU summary report on zoonoses, zoonotic agents and food-borne outbreaks from 2017 ([@B3]). The surveillance of listeriosis in the European Union/European Economic Area (EU/EEA) focuses on the severe invasive forms of the disease for which the risk groups are mainly elderly and immunocompromised persons, pregnant women and infants. In 2017, 2,480 confirmed cases of invasive listeriosis were reported byto form a cgMLST cluster with five to seven pairwise allele differences against the outbreak strain.

Materials and Methods {#s3}
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Origin of Isolates, Cultivation, and Genomic DNA Isolation
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Color parameters were obtained with a portable spectrophotometer (VITA Easyshade Advance, VITA Zahnfabrik, Cuxhaven, Germany). The calibration of the device was made before each measurement. All the measurements were made in tooth single mod. Color measurements were performed before and after the finishing and polishing procedures to determine the color change of the specimens.

Color differences from before and after the finishing and polishingmaintain the wear \"kindness\" toward enamel of opposite tooth similar to composites. The long-term aim of PICN materials is the imitation of natural tooth structure.[@B6] It was shown that VITA Enamic had better internal and marginal adaptation than feldspathic ceramics.[@B8] This may be due to the good machinability of VITA Enamic with CAD/CAM.

To fulfill the demand of dentists to work independently of technicians, the clinicians should be well aware of the CAD/CAM and the physical properties of the related materials. However, the knowledge and dental literature about the effect of different finishing procedures on VITA Enamic color was limited because the material was unfamiliar in the dental market. Coldea *et al*.[@B2] showed that the PICN materials tested in their study were more damage-tolerant than commonly used dental ceramics.

The


smoother material surfaces. Regarding the shade matching after finishing and polishing, Clinical Kitapplied \'high translucent\' group showed clinically perceivable shade change. Thus, according to the results of the present study, it may be suggested that finishing the VITA Enamic restorations using Technical Kit instead of Glaze and Clinical Kit gives better clinical performance in the aspects of both surface roughness and shade matching. Clinical Kit may be useful for minor corrections such as polishing the pre-adjusted occlusal surfaces intraorally in dental clinics. However, there is a need for further studies investigating the same parameters *in vivo*.

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And the trends among brewers to merge and create even bigger global giants (for example SAB and Miller, the Heineken, Carlsberg and Scottish & Newcastle agreement and Budweiser's deal with Anheuser-Busch) have seen a fall in overall advertising spending, Mr Hobson says.

"A few years ago there were 10 main brewers worldwide, but the round after round of consolidation there are just five.

These are nervous times for workers in Weisenbach

"And even though the most dramatic deals have now been done, we have felt the impact of the shake-ups in the companies and of the people who would see the beer mat as part of their advertising."

Anxiety

These challenges, plus problems getting


in them. Some disproven things, I still believe because those who disproved it have not accounted for all the variables. Disproving things can be be very difficult, indeed.

So, taking a cue from Samantha Black Crow, I decided to give testimony to the things I believe. While a complete list would be ridiculously long, here are some of the more impossible things I believe.

Impossible Things I Believe

I believe in the written word. I believe in stories. In histories. In legends. In myths. In fairytales. I don’t believe these things actually happened as they were written, but there is likely some deeper truth in each of them.

I believe in auras, spectral photography, biofeedback, and the power of crystals.

I believe in mediums, channeling, possession, and the dangers of using a Ouijapolicy is “a dream come true.”

“It doesn’t take away anything or any opportunities from the existing population,” fellow nominee RJ Samodal said. “It just presses on new opportunities and allows the student body to express themselves however they see fit.”

PURDUE HOLDS GENDER-NEUTRAL HOMECOMING, HONORING ‘ROYALTY’ RATHER THAN KING, QUEEN

Stony Brook joins several other universities who have recently made similar homecoming title changes: Penn State University, Purdue University, Northwestern University, and the University of Iowa.


August 16th, 2016

Steve Ellner, Professor at the Universidad de Oriente in Venezuela, and former CIPR Visiting Scholar was quoted on Marketplace Morning Edition about the current crisis in Venezuela. Ellner said of Venezuelan’s opportunities to buy goods in Colombia, “People assumed that prices would be a lot cheaper in Colombia.” Read the full story on the Marketplace website.Q:

How to use VBA to delete multiple xls files

Using VBA Access how do I delete multple xls files ? There are 3 reports that are generated through a process that are being saved to my documents folder. In the same sense how would I move all 3 of these files to another folder if I didn't want to delete them but archive them?

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level of stressor exposure = 15, cut-point for conservatively defined stressor exposure = 30; In all cases, the cut point for any level of stressor exposure is equal to the lowest possible score on the scale^b^Denotes group that is significantly more likely to report experience^c^Could not be estimated due to the small number of males categorized as having a sexual harassment experience within this conservative definition (*n* = 1)

Table [3](#Tab3){ref-type="table"} displays the gender-specific frequencies of probable post-deployment mental health conditions and the ORs and 95 % CIs comparing proportions. Female and male Veterans were equally likely to report symptoms of probable PTSD and symptomatic anxiety. However, female Veterans were more likely to report symptoms of probable depression and less likely to report symptoms of clinically significant alcohol use.Table 3Gender Differences in Symptoms Consistent with Mental                        \
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Although meningiomas are usually attached to the dura matter, intraparenchymal and subcortical meningiomas do not show dural attachment. A total of 39 cases of intraparenchymal meningiomas including subcortical meningiomas were reviewed. Compared with ordinary meningiomas, intraparenchymal meningiomas occurred more frequently in males and at younger ages. Unusual magnetic resonance imaging findings such as heterogeneous enhancement and cystic components were frequently recognized. Histologic analysis revealed half of the intraparenchymal meningiomas to be of the fibrous type, and approximately 20% of the tumors were diagnosed as World Health Organization grade II-III disease. Compared with sylvian fissure meningiomas, which also lack dural attachment, patients with intraparenchymal meningiomas were younger than those with sylvian fissure meningiomas. Gross total resection was performed more frequently for intraparenchymal meningiomas


outcome for the oil and gas industry, the American Petroleum Institute (API) entered the Sierra Club v. Army Corps of Engineers case on Keystone XL as an intervenor on May 16, represented by corporate law firm Hunton & Williams.

At the federal level, Hunton & Williams lobbies on behalf of Koch Industries, a company with a major stake in tar sands leases and refining.

“No Uncertain Terms”

Hayes told DeSmogBlog that Delaware Riverkeeper v. FERC could prove a game-changer for the Keystone XL southern leg (now dubbed the Gulf Coast Pipeline Project) appeal, the Flanagan South decision and far beyond.

“Delaware Riverkeeper is important in many respects,” Hayes said. “In general, the D.C. Circuit is considered the second most powerful court in the country and here it held, in no uncertain terms,Correlation between migraine and circulating platelet aggregates.
We studied platelet aggregates, by Wu and Hoak's technique, in 73 patients (49 F and 24 M), aged 14-61 (mean age 50.4 +/- 12.2) with migraine. Platelet aggregates were expressed as Platelet Aggregate Ratio (PAR). We consider as pathological PAR values lower than 86. Mean PAR value of migraine patients (78.3 +/- 8.68 SD) was significantly lower (p less than 0.001) than that of 90 control subjects (95.4 +/- 6.15 SD). Normal PAR values were found only in 27.4% of the migraine patients. The patients were divided according to the interval from the last attack: 17 patients were studied in the 1st week (PAR = 73.76 +/- 7.6 SD; 5.8% of the values in the normal range), 15 in the 2nd week


-m - 4 = -3*o. Determine m*c(h) + 4*r(h).
-2*h**2
Let d(u) = u + 7. Let s = -39 - -44. Let k(i) = 4. What is s*k(b) - 3*d(b)?
-3*b - 1
Let p(s) = 3*s**2 - 2*s + 7. Let z(q) = 2*q**2 - q + 4. Let l(y) = -y**2 + 8*y. Let n be l(6). Let i = n - 17. Determine i*z(w) + 3*p(w).
-w**2 - w + 1
Let f(h) = -4*h**3 - 2*h**2 - 9. Let j(o) = -3*o**3 - o**2 - 10. Give 2*f(v) - 3*j(v).
v**3 - v**2 + 12
Let v(b) = -2*b**3 + 2*b**2 + 7*b. Let s(w) = w**3 - w. Calculate -3*s(t) - v(t).
-t**3 - 2*t**2 - 4*t
Let x(p) = -6*p - 1. Let q(t) = 8*t + 0*t + 1 -Give o*l(x) + 24*t(x).
3*x
Let m(u) be the first derivative of -7*u**2 - 11*u + 2. Suppose 4*s - 32 = 8*s. Let c(v) = -9*v - 7. Determine s*c(t) + 5*m(t).
2*t + 1
Let c(p) = -40*p**2. Let o(j) = 80*j**2. Determine 5*c(f) + 2*o(f).
-40*f**2
Suppose 0 = b - 3. Let s(q) = -4*q - 3 - 1 + q**2 + b + 3*q. Let c(j) = j**3 + 5*j**2 - 5*j - 5. What is -c(a) + 5*s(a)?
-a**3
Let y(a) = -a - 3. Let j(h) = -h - 4. Let s(m) = -10*m + 3*m**2 + 1 + 10*m. Let p be s(-1). Calculate p*y(v) - 3*j(v).
-v
Let h = 1 - -4. Let w(g) be the first derivative of 6*g - 2*g**2 + 2*g - g + 5*g**2


3*c = -5*k + 5. Let u(i) = -5*i**2 - 3*i - 3. Calculate c*u(p) + 3*d(p).
-5*p**2
Let z(a) = a. Let x = -2 - -1. Suppose 5*h + 5*m = 5 - 0, -m = -3*h + 11. Let l(w) = h - 3 - 1 + 4*w. What is x*l(r) + 2*z(r)?
-2*r + 1
Let w(y) = 4*y + 7. Let f(h) = 3*h + 6. What is -6*f(q) + 4*w(q)?
-2*q - 8
Let h(m) = m**2 - 1. Let n be (-1 + (2 - 0))/1. Let y(c) = -3*c**2 - 2*c + 4. Let j be ((-10)/35)/(3/(-42)). What is j*h(s) + n*y(s)?
s**2 - 2*s
Let t(s) = -6*s**3 - s**2 - 4*s - 3. Let u(k) = k**3 + k**2 + k + 1. Give -t(r) -Let j(y) = -6*y - 9. Let h(v) = -v. Let m(q) = -5*h(q) - j(q). Calculate 3*m(s) + 7*o(s).
-2*s - 1
Let g(v) = 3*v - 2. Let u(k) = -2*k + 2. Suppose -2*s + 3*n + 2 = 0, -2*s = -s + 5*n - 14. What is s*u(a) + 3*g(a)?
a + 2
Let c(r) = r - 5. Let f(x) = 1. Let t(w) = c(w) + 4*f(w). Let q(s) = -15*s + 18. Give -q(b) - 18*t(b).
-3*b
Let n(j) = 8*j**2. Let s(d) be the second derivative of 7*d**4/12 - d. Let h(m) = 6*m**2 - 2*m + 1. Let w be h(1). Suppose 2*c + w = c. Give c*n(y) + 6*s(y).
2*y**2
Let r(t) = 3*t - 6. Let s = 1 + -2. Let q(o)


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It's been half a century since Australian Olympian Peter Norman stood with American athletes on the podium as they gave the black power salute at the 1968 Mexico City Olympics.

Yet it's one of the most revered images of the Olympics, and the legacy of the man who came second.

Norman has posthumously been honoured with the Australian Olympic Committee's highest accolade, the Order of Merit, in a private ceremony filled with family, friends and Olympians at the National Sports Museum in Melbourne on Friday night.

Peter Norman in 2000 and, inset, receiving his medal in 1968 in Mexico. Credit:Eamon Gallaghaer

Norman famously stood on the victory dais with the 200m gold and bronze medallists, Tommie Smith and John Carlos, who gave the "Black Power Salute" to protest the lack of rightsof charge carrier transfer in dynamic percolative environments has followed basically two different lines of thought. Early models of dynamic percolation [@drugerA; @drugerB] described the random environment within the framework of a standard bond-percolation model allowing the strength of each bond to fluctuate in time between zero and some finite value. In this approach, the dynamics of the host medium [@drugerA; @drugerB] was accounted for by a series of instantaneous renewal events. These events were assumed to occur at random times, chosen from a renewal time distribution. In the renewal process the positions of all unblocked bonds are being reassigned, such that after each renewal event a carrier sees a newly defined network. This approach is thus characterized by a *global dynamical disorder* without global conservation laws and


a percolative environment has essential correlations, generated by hard-core exclusion interactions between the species involved. Moreover, a salient feature of these situations is that here the total number of the particles involved is conserved, i.e., dynamics of the environment is globally constrained by a certain “conservation law”. The impact of this property on charge carrier transfer will become clearer as we proceed.

Further on, in Ref.[@hilferA] the frequency-dependent ionic conductivity of the light species has been analyzed combining a continuous time random walk approach for the dynamical problem with an effective medium approximation describing the frozen environment of slow species. Next, as an explanation of the sharp increase of electrical conductivity transition in water-in-oil microemulsions when the volume fraction of water is increased towards a certain threshold value, inthe external field, i.e., setting p\_[1]{} = + [O]{}(E\^2), we find that $V_{c}$, Eq.(\[vitimp\]), follows V\_[c]{} \~ {E (1 - \_s) - (h(\_1) - h(\_[-1]{}))}. On the other hand, Eq.(\[dev\]) entails that h(\_1) - h(\_[-1]{}) = E + [O]{}(E\^2), where A\_0 = \_[E 0]{} A\_= 1 + (1 - \_s), and \_0 = \_[E 0]{} = 6 (1 + + ), while $$\begin{aligned}
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I}_0^{2}(xt)\left({\rm I}_0(xt)-{\rm I}_2(xt)\right){\rm
d}t\right\}^{-1}
  =\left\{P({\bf 0};3x)-P(2{\vec e_1};3x)\right\}^{-1},
  \end{aligned}$$ with $P({\vec r};\xi)$ being the generating function, $$P({\vec r};\xi)\equiv\sum_{j=0}^{+\infty}P_j({\vec r})\xi^j,$$ of the probability $P_j({\vec r})$ that a walker starting at the origin and performing a Polya random walk on the sites of a three-dimensional cubic lattice will arrive on the $j$-th step to the site with the lattice vector ${\vec r}$ [@3].

Consequently, we find that


and there are considerable memory effects - the host medium remembers the passage of the carrier on large space and time scales.

CONCLUSIONS
===========

To conclude, we have presented a microscopic model describing the dynamics of a charge carrier, driven by an external field ${\vec E}$ in a three-dimensional complex medium modeled by dynamic percolation, i. e. represented as a cubic lattice partially filled with mobile, hard-core “environment” particles which can spontaneously disappear and reappear (renewal processes) in the system with some prescribed rates. Our analytical description of the transfer process in such a medium has been based on the master equation, describing the time evolution of the system, which has allowed us to evaluate a system of coupled dynamical equations for the charge carrier velocity and a hierarchy of correlationS.Olla and S.B.Volchan, Commun. Math. Phys. 192 (1998) 287 S.F.Burlatsky, G.Oshanin, A.M.Cazabat, M.Moreau and W.P.Reinhardt, Phys. Rev. E 54 (1996) 3892 O.B[é]{}nichou, A.M.Cazabat, A.Lemarchand, M.Moreau and G.Oshanin, J. Stat. Phys. 97 (1999) 351 P.Flajolet and A.M.Odlyzko, SIAM Journal on Discrete Math. 3 (1990) 216

[^1]: Corresponding author. e-mail: oshanin@lptl.jussieu.fr.