with negative controls (NCs). Increased proliferation and migration of the cells was also observed. Transfection of BE(2)‑M17 cells with miRNA‑92a inhibitors resulted in significantly lower expression levels of miRNA‑92a when compared with those of the same cells transfected with NCs (P<0.01). This reduction in the miRNA‑92a expression levels was accompanied by reduced proliferation and migration of the cells. The expression levels of TrkA mRNA and protein after 24 h transfection with the miRNA‑92a mimics were significantly reduced when compared with the control (P<0.01). However, the expression levels of TrkA were significantly higher (P<0.01) after 48 h transfection with miRNA‑92a inhibitors when compared with the control. In conclusion, miRNA‑92a promoted the proliferation and migration of human neuroblastoma cells through downregulation of TrkA, which suggested that miRNA‑92a may be a1. Field
Embodiments relate to a method of measuring a voltage of a battery pack and an energy storage system including the battery pack.
2. Description of the Related Art
As environmental destruction and resource depletion become problematic, a system for efficiently storing power and using stored power increasingly draws attention. Also, renewable energy that does not generate pollution in a process of generating power is of interest. An energy storage system is a system to link renewable energy, a power storing battery, and conventional system power, and much research and development have been made corresponding to a change in today's environment.
In the energy storage system, efficient management of a battery is an important factor. A battery needs to be managed for various factors such as charge, discharge, cell balancing, etc.


up with the idea of having the first such function compute the median of its argument. The most straightforward way to compute the median of a container is to sort the container — which changes its original value — and then to locate the element or elements in the middle. As a result, we were able to finesse the pedagogical problem of passing a container to a function by having that function compute the median, changing the value of its parameter in the process.

The picture changes when we expand the picture to include C++11 move operations. Now, when we write

T y = x;

the effect is to copy or move x to y depending on whether x is an lvalue. Similarly, when we call f(x) , the effect ispassing a container rvalue.

I'll continue this discussion next week by showing why the "needless effort" in some of these functions is worth making a fuss to avoid. In particular, I'd like to explain the apparent contradiction between wanting to avoid needless effort and my long-held belief that computers should be working for people, not the other way around.


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Q:

Where is the module cache in golang?

When I enable gomodules and  build my go program then the required packages are downloaded.
But I cannot find them in $GOPATH/src/ or in $GOPATH/src/mod.
Where are they stored?
export GO111MODULE=on
go mod init
go build main.go
go: finding github.com/sirupsen/logrus v1.0.6
go: downloading github.com/sirupsen/logrus v1.0.6
...

A:

For Go 1.11, they are stored in
$GOPATH/pkg/mod

A:

I'm on Macos 10.13.6, using go1.11 darwin/amd64 and echo $GOPATH is empty.
I found my modules in $HOME/go/pkg/mod

A:

The module cache is stored in $GOPATH/pkg/mod, or $HOME/go/pkg/mod if $GOPATH is not set.
Note: in general, the module cache is read-only, and is intended to be an immutable cache. As such, you should never try to edit things there, nor should you run go commands from inside the cache.
The module cache contains the zip files, unpacked module source code,more on lack of discipline or motivation on her part.

A girl with ADD has fewer learning problems in early grades than her male counterparts. Boys often get diagnosed through evaluation of learning problems. Girls with ADD, especially those with high intelligence, may actually be good students and/or well-behaved - and as a result raise absolutely no alarms that anything may be amiss.

When girls with ADD do not conform to social roles, it is often described in gender-specific terms, rather than as a medical problem. They are labeled tomboys or flighty as girls, and boy-crazy or party girls as teens. Again, girls are more likely to meet social pressure to conform, rather than recognition and treatment of a disease.

Often girls with ADD are misdiagnosed with depression. The symptoms of


Grill a Healthier Turkey Burger at Your Summer BBQ

Though Summer is the perfect time to get outdoors and barbecue, it's also the worst time to stuff yourself with saturated fat, buttery carbs, and sodium that will puff you up and leave you wrapped in a towel for bikini season. Don't shy away from your grill; cooking meals over an outdoor BBQ can be one of the healthiest, yummiest, and quite frankly, most fun ways to cook. So instead of dishing out a frozen beef patty with minimum flavor and a maximum toxic load, give these healthy and tasty turkey burgers a try.

This recipe will make six patties or about seven to 10 sliders. For those of you looking to maximize your time at the grill, double the recipeGenetics of kidney allograft survival in dogs. I. Relevance of subregions of the major histocompatibility complex in recipients without immunosuppressive therapy.
The influence of subregions of the canine major histocompatibility complex (MHC) on renal allograft survival is assessed in recipients without immunosuppressive therapy. Results in six beagle littermate donor-recipient pairs in which the donor or recipient had a recombination in the MHC are compatible with the concept of a predominant role for the subregion containing the major mixed lymphocyte reaction (MLR) locus in determining allograft survival. Results in unrelated mongrel dogs indicate that compatibility for MLR induces a longer kidney allograft survival than compatibility for the serologically defined (SD) antigens. However, the effect of combined matching for MLR and SD antigens in unrelated donor-recipient pairs is slight in comparison


that $P = 0$. It follows that identity (\[eq\_lat1\]) from Theorem \[A\] does not hold in the case ${\mathcal{M}} = {\mathcal{N}}_0$.

[**(ii)** ]{} Let ${\mathcal{M}}$ be an ABSL with the rank one density property, and $E_1$ and $E_2$ be atoms of ${\mathcal{M}}$. Also let $L_i \in
{\mathcal{P}}$, $i=1,2$, be such that $L_1 \wedge L_2 \neq 0$ and $M = (L_1
\otimes E_1) \vee (L_2 \otimes E_2)$. Clearly $$M = (L_1 \otimes E_1) \vee (L_2 \otimes E_2) \vee ((L_1 \wedge
L_2) \otimes (E_1 \vee E_2))$$ and thus the representation in Theorem \[A\] is not unique.

The map $\phi|_{{\mathcal{P}} \otimes {\mathcal{M}}}$ is not a $\vee$-preserving and thus not a lattice homomorphism. Indeed, it is easy to check that $\phi
(L_i \otimes E_i)(E_i) = L_i$, $i= 1,2$, and $\phi (L_i \otimes
E_i)(E_1\vee E_2) = 0$. Also, $\phi (M)(E_1and ${\mathcal{L}}_n$ be the subspace lattice generated by the set $\{L_i\}_{i=1}^n$, $n\in
{\mathbb{N}}$; clearly, ${\mathcal{L}}_n$ is finite for all $n \in {\mathbb{N}}$. Since ${\mathcal{L}} = \overline{\underset{n \in {\mathbb{N}}}{\cup}{\mathcal{L}}_n}^s$, we have that $\mathcal{L} \otimes \mathcal{M} = \underset{n \in \mathbb{N}}{\vee} ({\mathcal{L}}_n \otimes
\mathcal{M})$. By the previous paragraph, ${\mathcal{L}}_n \otimes
\mathcal{M}$ has property (p) for all $n \in \mathbb{N}$. By the strict approximativity of property (p) (see [@todorovshulman2 Proposition 4.1]), ${\mathcal{L}} \otimes {\mathcal{M}}$ has property (p).

Tensoring with atomic Boolean subspace lattices {#s_tabsl}
===============================================

In this section, we restrict our attention to the case where ${\mathcal{M}}$ is an Atomic Boolean Subspace Lattice (ABSL) possessing the ultraweak rank one density property. Two atom ABSLs, namely lattices of the form $\{0,P,Q,I\}$, where $P\wedge Q = 0$ and $P\vee Q = I$, satisfy this property [@Papadakis] and it is not


By Theorem \[A\], ${\mathcal{P}} \otimes {\mathcal{M}}$ is reflexive and, by [@todorovshulman1 Proposition 3.1], it is semistrongly closed. Thus, $Q\in {\mathcal{P}}\otimes{\mathcal{M}}$ and, by Lemma \[4elgen02\], $Q = \theta(g)$ for some $g\in m({\mathcal{E}},{\mathcal{P}})$. By (i), $f_{n_k}(E_j)\rightarrow_{k\rightarrow\infty} g(E_j)$ semistrongly. By the uniqueness of the semistrong limit, $f(E_j) = g(E_j)$ for all $j \in J$, that is, $f = g$ and so $\theta(f_{n_k})\rightarrow_{k\rightarrow\infty} \theta(f)$ semistrongly.

The next proposition is certainly well-known; since we were not able to find a corresponding reference, we include its short proof for the convenience of the reader.

\[ultraweakABSL\] Let ${\mathcal{M}}$ be an ABSL, ${\mathcal{E}} = \{E_j\}_{j \in J}$ be the set of its atoms, and let $D_j = \wedge_{i \neq j}({E_i}^\perp)$, $j\in J$. Then ${\mathcal{M}}^\perp \stackrel{def}{=} \{L^\perp : L \in {\mathcal{M}}\}$ is an ABSL whose set of atoms is\vee_{j \notin S}(\wedge_{i \neq j}E_i^\perp) = \vee_{j \notin S} D_j.$$ We thus showed that ${\mathcal{M}}^\perp$ is an ABSL with atoms $\{D_j : j \in J\}$.

In the rest of the section, we adopt the notation from Proposition \[ultraweakABSL\]. If $f\in m({\mathcal{E}},{\mathcal{P}})$, let $f^{\perp}\in m({\mathcal{D}},{\mathcal{P}})$ be the map given by $f^{\perp}(D_j) = f(E_j)^{\perp}$, $j\in J$.

\[l\_perpe\] Let ${\mathcal{M}}$ be an ABSL with the rank one density property and ${\mathcal{E}}$ be the set of its atoms. If $f\in m({\mathcal{E}},{\mathcal{P}})$ then $\theta(f)^{\perp} = \theta(f^{\perp})$.

Since ${\mathcal{M}}$ has the rank one density property, the identity ${\mathop{\rm Alg}}{\mathcal{M}}^{\perp} = ({\mathop{\rm Alg}}{\mathcal{M}})^*$ implies that ${\mathcal{M}}^{\perp}$ has the rank one density property as well. Let $f\in m({\mathcal{E}},{\mathcal{P}})$ and $L_j = f(E_j)$, $j\in J$. Then $$\begin{aligned}
\theta(f)^{\perp} & = & (\underset{j \in J}{\vee}(L_j \otimes
E_j))^{\perp} = \underset{j \in J}{\wedge} (L_j \otimes


your opinion?" The following questions were co-constructed on the basis of the interviewees' responses using co-construction technique. The next questions were based on the concepts extracted from the responses as open semi-structured questions. The interview items dealt with identifying the operational strategies for establishing disaster-resilient schools and included: "Please explain your experience of recent disasters at your school", "What kind of school can be classified as disaster-resilient?", "What kind of school is not disaster-resilient?", and "What kind of school is ready to cope with disasters?" The questions were developed in the course of the interviews to reach goals. When necessary, the interviewees were asked to clarify and exemplify their responses. The interviews lasted 30--60 min with a mean time of 30 min. The interview location was determined accordingto the interviewees' convenience mainly at their work place.

Trustworthiness
---------------

Guba and Lincoln criteria were used in this study to increase data accuracy and stability ([@B22]). To increase data credibility, the researcher engaged in long-term contact with the participants. It was also tried to select participants with varying knowledge, experience, work experience, work location, age, and gender. To identify the operational strategies for establishing disaster-resilient schools, the voice files were listened to repeatedly, a long time was spent on data analysis and interpretation, and the findings were classified and coded manually. Data dependability was enhanced through repeated data collection and analysis and expert opinion. Further performed was constant comparative analysis and the data were culled, coded, and analyzed simultaneously. Prolonged engagement was employed to secure data credibility. Member check was


           -Proper sufficient planning for unexpected school accidents and coordination at school level for preparedness.-Provision of certain processes for informing parents and supporters at critical times.-Planning for promoting infrastructures with respect to communication.-Allocation of resources, budget, and investment, and designing school architecture.-Preservation of backup files of school digital data out of school.-Paying attention to students' age while assigning classrooms.                                                           ability to substitute key individuals with other staff in case of their absence, contribution of teachers and staff to planning a preparedness program against disasters, teaching the method of approaching students, and effective leadership are effective in the promotion of intra-organizational communication.

> "...there is a good communication and rapport among colleagues. At the time of earthquake, they helped each other to take the children out without any injuries\..."
>
> (P. 24).

**• Improvement in extra-organizational communication**

This subcategory is another operational strategy for establishing disaster-resilient schools. Signing contracts with other organizations to receive financial resources and help in emergency situations, coordination and communication with local authorities (police, fire department, and hospitals), parents and supporters of children in critical situations are effective in the promotion of school resilience. Identification of individuals' responsibilities


of damaged spaces. It is to be noted that a backup file of school data should be saved and kept out of school. Also, classrooms should be assigned according to students' age for their better performance after disasters.

> "...allocation of resources in annual budget is the prerequisite of building new schools and reconstruction of damaged spaces..."
>
> (P.17).

> "...since the crisis coping program of school had made a copy of students' data as a backup file and kept it out of school, the destruction of the many documents buried under wreckage did not influence us..."
>
> (P.24).

> "...we placed the smaller children in the lower floors so that in case of any unexpected event, they could escape the scene more easily..."
>
> (P.18).

**• Creation of organizational structure**

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Monday, 24 February 2014

So, it is super vital that you follow these steps in the day and night to keep your skin clean, refreshed and moisturised! Today I will be talking about a new toner that I got, thanks to Natta Cosme! It is the Beautymate Purifying & Hydrating Nano Toner from Japan. *awesome sauce!*

Why is it important to use a toner?

Well, I remember reading somewhere that a good toner removes excess makeup residue & oil, to leave the face feeling taut and smooth. Some experts say that it is not important but it is recommended thatI reviewed last month, courtesy of Kim Tan, was also called Lemon Tree. FYI, Kim is a foodie with many friends, hence we always get the opportunity to go for food reviews. Thanks, Kim! ;)

A little history about Restaurant Lemon Tree which is located at Melodies Garden. It was started on 1st July 2003, that's 11 years ago! The owner and chef, Jeffery Bong, used to work in various hotel as the chef and sous chef, and also at Vivo Pizza, before he decided to start up his own restaurant. He found this particular shoplot appealing because of the many trees in front of it, making it a shady and cooling place with ample parking space to start a restaurant. The focus of the restaurant is more on


Eclipse

As what seems like the entire country mobilizes to catch a glimpse of such an event as the solar eclipse, I find that I just can’t let such an opportunity go to waste.

When we are plodding along through life, following the herd, our paths become blocked just as the suns path is being blocked by the moon. The big difference is that this solar eclipse last only a short time. When our paths get blocked it can last many years denying you the life that you were meant to lead.

Don’t be a Cow! Get out of line so you can find your path and Happier Living!

Start today by taking a few moments to see what might be blocking your path and then join us!Q:

Get HttpSession/Request in a JAAS Login Module

I'm trying to obtain the HttpSession or Request in my Login Module.
I already tried JACC, but it didn't work.
I need this because I have to put a captcha in a login window. Maybe some JAAS ninja knows a better way to do that. I'm using kaptcha to do that.
thanks in advance.

A:

I do exactly that in my applications running on JBoss AS.
Here's what I do to access the HttpServletRequest from within the login module:
HttpServletRequest request = (HttpServletRequest) PolicyContext.getContext(HttpServletRequest.class.getName());

Then I get the session, extract the captcha and validate it against the request parameter from the screen. After I authenticate the user, I remove the captcha parameter from the session. This works fine for me.
Note that the login module can also be activated by EJB


earlier objection to the prosecutor's asking for elaboration of the detective's opinion about the consistency of Bryan's statements, defense counsel asked "you testified here just a few moments ago that, in your opinion, everything you heard Bryan say was consistent with what he told you on February 18, 1992?" Id. at 217. The witness responded that all of the major facts were consistent but peripheral details did change. Id. The court then asked counsel to approach the bench, and commented as follows:
The problem I have with this line of questioning is as follows. When the prosecution endeavored to elicit from this witness whether the testimony of Bryan was consistent or not, you objected. I sustained the objection and he wasn't allowed to answer at all.... Well, *1127 heto explain that he weighed the credibility of a victim or witness in determining whether or not to file a case, implying that he did so in this case. Id. at 272-73. He was also permitted to opine, once again that Bryan's testimony was consistent and accurate. Id. at 279-80.
On the following morning, before trial resumed, defense counsel advised that he would be calling Dr. Bebensee later on in the morning and needed twenty minutes to set up demonstrative exhibits. The court directed defense counsel to "show the demonstrative exhibits to the prosecuting attorney first to make sure there are no objections before they're set up in front of the jury." Vol. 16 at 4.
The defense called six witnesses, including Robin, who denied that Mr. Morris had ever


touched her in an inappropriate manner. When Officer Hall was called to testify about his interview with Robin on January 31, 1992, the prosecutor objected. The court ruled that Robin's statements to Officer Hall, whether consistent or inconsistent, were inadmissible hearsay. The court explained:
I don't think you're offering anything which is inconsistent and I won't allow consistent statements because her credibility has not been impeached.
Setting that issue aside, we turn to this second issue and that is the scope of *1130 the investigation by the prosecution. Now, I must say that I'm struggling with that point. How far the police did or did not investigate, I really do not think is relevant until you get into some very tangential and remote questions of the weight to be givenand then I would be asking her everything that she looked at in this particular case.
Id. at 143. The court then asked defense counsel: "To what end?" Defense counsel stated
[DEFENSE COUNSEL]: To have testimony compared to what waswhat was actually done in the case compared to what the criteria sets forth that should have been done. And just by way of pointing out that's just an overview and I can go ahead and continue to question Dr. Bebensee at this time.
THE COURT: Would you contemplate that she would render opinions as to the validity of the evidence?
[DEFENSE COUNSEL]: She would be able to render an opinion as to how the investigation was conducted, whether it was conducted properly or not.

She would be able to render an opinion as


to whether the reports and statements made by the police personnel are inconsistent or consistent and whether or not significant details change. She can give an opinion regarding the analysis of the emotional, behavioral, and mental characteristics of the child, family background, previous reporting, and things along those lines.
She can given an opinion concerning corroborative statements and whether there was appropriate interview and investigative procedures that were used in this particular case, and we would be asking her to do that.
Id. at 143-44 (emphasis added). Defense counsel cited to the court several Colorado cases dealing with the admissibility of expert *1134 testimony in the area of child sexual assault, including People v. Woertman, 786 P.2d 443 (Colo.Ct.App. 1989), rev'd on other grounds, 804 P.2d 188 (Colo.1991), People v.investigated and the interviewing that occurred with the child in this case? You're not going to testify about that?
A [DR. BEBENSEE]: I'm going to testify to the appropriateness of the standards that have been established in the field of hoiv to interview a child that's what I'm going to testify to.

I'm going to testify to the inconsistencies or consistencies of child statements in regard to the literature that talks about idiosyncratic detail and explicit detail over time that was part of the validation criteria that I read.
Q [PROSECUTOR]: So part of what you did was you analyzed how this child was interviewed; is that not accurate?
A [DR. BEBENSEE]: That's correct oryes.
Q [PROSECUTOR]: And you're going to tell this jury that it wasn't done well and therefore the report


his opening statement he had told the jury that the expert was highly qualified. The court denied the motion.
A few hours into deliberations, the jurors asked two questions. The second question read: "If Bryan were to have recanted his testimony prior to the trial date, could he have been subjected to legal consequences?" Id. at 90. The court told the jury that "an answer cannot be given because the answer would involve matters of law not related to this particular case." Id. at 104. Defense counsel again moved for a mistrial, on the ground that the court's refusal to permit Dr. Bebensee to testify violated Mr. Morris' right to present a defense:
I think it's clear from this question that there is a fact in issue and that issueroaring – arms raised, fingers spread out as claws, mouth a gaping scream – and chase those silly thoughts away.

Then Lucy lit her lamp and we made our way down the dark, slippery stone stairs into Niddry Wynd, a labyrinth of tunnels underneath the cobbles of Edinburgh’s Royal Mile used as a both homes and hiding places for more than 500 years. Now the sun-deprived passages are part ghost tour and part museum. There’s even an area still used by a local coven of witches for their weekly candlelit gatherings.

One room is reserved for medieval instruments of incarceration. We tried on a ball and chain to see how heavy it was, and climbed inside a metal man-trap. Lucy explained how a decapitator was something used to chop off


Cross-sectional observational study exploring clinical risk of titanium allergy caused by dental implants.
Studies have reported cases of metal allergy caused by titanium-containing materials. We wished to clarify the relationship between titanium allergy and dental implants by describing patients who suffered allergic symptoms after they had received such implants. A total of 270 patients who visited a Dental Metal Allergy Clinic at Tokushima University Hospital from April 2010 to March 2014 were the study cohort. Patch testing with 28 types of metal allergens (including four titanium allergens) was undertaken for patients. A total of 217 patients (80.4 %) exhibited allergy-positive reactions to at least one type of metal allergen. Mercury, palladium, chromium and nickel exhibited a higher prevalence of allergy-positive reactions than other metals. Sixteen patients visited our clinicsuffering allergic symptoms after receiving dental implants. Eleven of those patients exhibited allergy-positive reactions for any of the metal allergens, and 4 of these patients had allergy-positive reactions against titanium allergens. The total number of allergy-positive reactions for titanium allergens among all 270 patients was 17 (6.3 %). No patient exhibited a positive reaction only for the titanium allergen. The prevalence of allergy-positive reactions for titanium allergens was lower than for other metal allergens. We suggest examination of pre-implant patients who have a history of hypersensitivity reactions to metals.


apps. The social network opened up these ads, which allow developers to places these sorts of ads in users' mobile News Feeds, to all third-party developers yesterday.

Related stories

Facebook says the pre-built interface functions means more installs and more people using the app regularly. The social network is doing more of the development legwork, so developers can spend more time building and improving other parts of their apps. In the end, this should mean better app experiences for users.Eastern League Division 1. Youth football is catered for by Knaresborough Celtic with junior teams from Under 6s to Under 17s. Scotton Scorchers offer youth football for boys from the under 6s to under 12s and girls to under 17's. Knaresborough Town are also developing youth football.

Knaresborough Rugby Club play in the Yorkshire Leagues. The club was formed in 1982 and play at their Hay-a-park ground which opened in 2014.  Unusually for a Yorkshire town, there is no rugby league club, the closest being in Wetherby.

The town has two cricket clubs. Knaresborough Forest Cricket Club were Nidderdale League Division 3 winners in 2005, afterwards promoted from Division 2 as runners-up in the following season. Knaresborough Cricket Club have a ground on Aspin Lane, where adult teams play


half we tried to hurt them while in the second we were looking to hold on – to what? I don’t know.”

— “To what? I don’t know” is hilarious. Di Francesco’s side has posted some serious wins this season, including killing off Chelsea 3-0 at home and coming back from 2-0 to draw the Blues at Stamford Bridge. He doesn’t preach sitting back.

3) “There were far too many schoolboy errors – even by players with a wealth of international experience.”

— Schoolboy errors!

2) “I saw two completely different teams out there today. There were lots of players I should have taken off after we conceded the first goal.”

— Again, one mistake by a number of players on Facundo Ferreyra is enough for Di Francesco. He’s not just happy tolot of disagreements and didn't get on, but Jock would always stand up for Digger at this time. Jason soon left Texas to wildcat in Alaska, where he married a woman named Nancy Shaw, and fathered two children, a son named Jack and a daughter named Jamie. Digger and Jock returned to Dallas where they started, and they soon became rivals over Digger's girlfriend, Ellie Southworth. Digger's love for Miss Ellie had only grown since their initial brief romance in 1930, but Digger's drinking, gambling and undependability eventually made Miss Ellie see that Digger would never change and that he was not the type of man to marry. Jock and Ellie became a couple in the fall of 1935, and Jock married a pregnant Miss Ellie in 1936,


after a dizzy spell, Cliff took Digger to the doctor, and Digger was diagnosed with neurofibromatosis, an inherited genetic condition that is passed down from parent to child, and is a potentially deadly risk, to young babies in particular. The neurofibromatosis was very likely responsible for the premature deaths of Digger's children, Tyler and Catherine, both of whom died before they reached their first birthday. At the time of the diagnosis, there was a strong possibility that Cliff was the biological father of baby John Ross Ewing III, who was the son of J.R. Ewing's wife, Sue Ellen Ewing, and there were fears for the health of John Ross from Cliff, who wanted to talk to Sue Ellen. At Pam's urging, they decided not to say anything, towould have “[a] shorter workweek
requiring [Leave Without Pay] on Monday and Friday with on duty time Tuesday through
Thursday.” Plaintiff executed the form on October 6, 2003. A Line Manager executed the form
on October 17, 2003; then, on October 20, 2003, the form was executed by a Recommending
Official, a Concurring Official, and an Approving Official.

        Pursuant to the approved plan, plaintiff began working a shortened workweek on
December 12, 2003. In January 2006, however, the SSA informed plaintiff that as the result of
an OPM directive, it was discontinuing the Gradual Retirement Program. The SSA gave plaintiff
two options: return to full-time employment or retire. Because she did not want to retire,
plaintiff returned to full-time status beginning February 6, 2006, reserving the right to return


to
the Gradual Retirement Program if it was reinstated. In the Request for Gradual Retirement form
plaintiff executed on February 9, 2006, she indicated that she had retained an attorney in an
attempt to enforce the gradual retirement plan approved by the SSA in 2003.

       1
          The court derives the facts in this section, which the court presumes to be true for the
purposes of ruling on defendant’s motion to dismiss, Henke v. United States, 60 F.3d 795, 797
(Fed. Cir. 1995), from the complaint; the exhibits attached to the complaint; the exhibit attached
to defendant’s motion; and filings in Charnetski v. Astrue, Civ. No. 3:10-CV-2459 (M.D. Pa.
filed Nov. 30, 2010), including the complaint and an unpublished memorandum decision.
did not report any distributions from the

trust on the 2003 return.    Respondent determined a $5,415

deficiency in petitioners’ Federal income tax for 2003,

attributed to petitioners’ failure to report a $45,033 trust

distribution.   Petitioners timely petitioned for a

redetermination.

Discussion

     I.    Burden of Proof

     In general, the Commissioner’s determinations set forth in a

notice of deficiency are presumed correct, and the taxpayer bears

the burden of showing that the determinations are in error.       Rule

142(a); Welch v. Helvering, 290 U.S. 111, 115 (1933).     Under

certain circumstances, the burden of proof as to factual matters

shifts to the Commissioner.    Sec. 7491(a).   However, petitioners

have neither alleged that section 7491


in 2003 was not includable in

gross income.

     10
       Carolee Purcell testified that she discussed her concerns
about the trust with her father’s attorney, that the attorney
characterized Sherry Purcell as belligerent and hostile, and that
the attorney withdrew from representing the trust because he
could not work with Sherry Purcell.
                         - 9 -

Respondent’s determination is sustained.

                                 Decision will be entered for

     convolution results to the original feature map $x^{[0]}$, generating a new feature map with better features. As mentioned in Section $2.1$, this process can be implemented several times, which means the depth of the cascade architecture is flexible. The final feature map we acquire generates the final prediction. Unlike YOLOv2 [@YOLO9000], most existing detectors predict bounding boxes at different scales, which can also be updated to iffDetectors by simply adding the filtering modules independently across every scale similar to Fig. \[filtering-module\]. $M_I$ is the number of the filtering modules used. We then apply NMS on $y^{[M_I]}$ to obtain the final prediction. Note that a larger $M_I$ does not always guarantee a better result because of training inefficiency. Our experiments show that setting $M_I$ to 1 or 2 is appropriate.

**Generalizability


x^{[0]} + w_2 \otimes ReLU(y^{[k]})]$. **Calculate the loss:** $L(\theta; G)$. **Backward propagation:** $\theta \gets \theta - \bigtriangledown L(\theta; G)$ $\theta$

Theoretical Investigation
=========================

To analyze our iffDetector, we first apply the Fourier transform on the inference module. We then explain how our module affects feature learning from a theoretical point of view.

Properties of the Detector Based on the Fourier Transform
---------------------------------------------------------

To discuss the properties of the detector we apply the Fourier transform on Eqs. \[conv-1\] and \[conv-2\], and have $$\begin{aligned}
    Y^{[k]} = W_1 \ast X^{[k]},
    \end{aligned}
    \label{frequency-1}$$ which represents the linear case for the Fourier transform, and $$\begin{aligned}
    X^{[k+1]} &= X^{[0]} + W_2 \ast \mathcal{F} (h(y^{[k]}))\\
            &= X^{[0]} +b = i(t);
        return arc(b);
      };
}

var pie = Math.PI * 2;
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Can someone please help me and tell me why is there no transition?
Here is my code fiddle

A:

The problem was the initial value of the oldPieData array, it already had the values for the new data when the transition started.

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 ability) to profile in a corner making him a good 4th outfielder (Mayberry with less power and more contact). I personally think he should be 40 man protected because he can be on major league bench as soon as spring training.

I think Castro will hit for average and power. You have to realize one thing and that’s that most Dominican players are taught to swing and swing hard. Therefore once he learns to be a little more patient and let the game come to him he will be in my view a great talent to see.

When a player’s strengths are average and power, and he hits .287 with 10 HR in AA as a 23 year old (not old, but not young for the level either, and yeah


the three MEGADETH albums he played on, so obviously I’m more than stoked that he now has lent his talent to the new LORD VOLTURE album. It is truly a dream come true!”

LORD VOLTURE’s “Will To Power” album is due for release on 12th September 2014 on Mausoleum Records. The artwork was done by Didier Scohier (HADES, PHANTOM-X) and Anne Hermans. The album itself was recorded/produced by Bart Hennephof (TEXTURES) and Yuma van Eekelen (PESTILENCE, RENTAP) at Split Second Sound Studio, Amsterdam, and Final Focus Studio, Tilburg, the Netherlands, mixed by Stephen van Haestregt (WITHIN TEMPTATION, AMBEON) and mastered by Peer Rave at Swamp Studio, Raamsdonk, the Netherlands.

Dutch power metallers LORD VOLTURE have revealed the cover artwork and tracklisting for their third studio album “Will To Power“, worldwiderealized, of humanizing us in ways offered by few other areas in the school curriculum. … Each generation must ask itself anew why studying the past is important, and remind itself why history can bring us together rather than—as we have seen most recently—tear us apart.”

First, history teaches us how to think. History and civics education must go beyond a curriculum mired in trivia and facts. The answers to the questions we pose should not be Googleable. We must engage students in the compelling, philosophical, and persistent questions that shape humanity. As students pursue answers to these questions, they learn to gather evidence, make inferences, contextualize sources, distinguish facts from value judgments, and identify fallacious reasoning.

Second, when we encounter a multiplicity of voices and human experiences, we are


because Parliament was supreme.

The Declaration of Independence was the Americans' magnum opus on higher-law rights. The Declaration listed grievances against the King for violations of the rights of colonists, but only after asserting a radical idea for the origins of rights: "We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness.--That to secure these rights, Governments are instituted among Men, deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed, --That whenever any Form of Government becomes destructive of these ends, it is the Right of the People to alter or to abolish it, and to institute new Government, laying its foundation onDBQs and other works that his students publish through iTunes. Twitter handle: @edteck

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I recently came across my old filmstrip collection, which I believe has now officially passed from audio-visual aid to historic artifact. Most of the filmstrips are accompanied by a cassette tape that beeps as a


and who declared, after a lefty jury acquitted him, that he was "guilty as sin, free as a bird." After that, he went on to a life of left-ifying the country's public schools and collecting honors. Boudin's step-mom, Bernardine Dorhn, meanwhile, praised the Manson family murders for their sadism: "First they killed those pigs, then they ate dinner in the same room with them, then they even shoved a fork into the pig Tate's stomach! Wild!" she famously said.

As for his real relatives, well, gramps was Fidel Castro's lawyer. His mom, Kathy Boudin, went to the can as a Weatherman, too, caught for murdering a black police officer during a Brink's robbery and yelling she did it because racism. As for his real pop, well, he's still inunion made a rare unendorsement, targeting this guy, given his unapologetic terrorist heritage and the San Francisco police officers who are still waiting for justice because of it.

But it also raises the specter of Cuban-groomed security risks now aligning to take higher office and positions in government through California's various vote-rigging schemes, following the Ocasio-Cortez and Rep. Ilhan Omar model. They're all lining up for some of that goodie now, the coast is clear, the gate is open, and socialism — even the craziest Chavista kind - is a vote getter, not a pariah-maker. If even this guy gets in, the implications are ominous.

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inspected. The distribution was expected to be skewed if there was noise in the data, or be uniform with slight fluctuations if it fit the data well.

We see how the boosting weight distribution changes in Figure \[figure:freqrank\]. The individual curves are indexed by boosting iteration in the key of the figure. This training run used a corpus of 5000 sentences. The sentences are ranked by the weight they are given in the distribution, and sorted in decreasing order by weight along the x-axis. The distribution was smoothed by putting samples into equal weight bins, and reporting the average mass of samples in the bin as the y-coordinate. Each curve on this graph corresponds to a boosting iteration. We used 1000 bins for this graph, and a log scalesentences) gives a test set F-measure gain of approximately 0.70.

Bagging achieved significant gains of approximately 0.60 over the best reported previous F-measure without adding any new data. In this respect, these techniques show promise for making performance gains on large corpora without adding more data or new parsers.

Conclusion
==========

We have shown two methods, bagging and boosting, for automatically creating ensembles of parsers that produce better parses than any individual in the ensemble. Neither of the algorithms exploit any specialized knowledge of the underlying parser induction algorithm, and the data used in creating the ensembles has been restricted to a single common training set to avoid issues of training data quantity affecting the outcome.

Our best bagging system performed consistently well on all metrics, including exact sentence accuracy. It resulted in


The present invention relates to methods of distinguishing new information from old information in a medium, and mechanisms that support the methods.
Mass storage media commonly stores information in sequential recording blocks starting from a loading or initial position and proceeding always in one logical direction. A recording block is the smallest unit that can be written and retrieved from the medium. Recording blocks include, but are not limited to control blocks, data blocks and device blocks. A well known example of mass storage is a magnetic tape used in a streaming tape backup application where the entire image of a hard drive is copied onto the tape. The tape is usually loaded starting at one physical end of the tape. Information is then written in the tape inTNF-α gene transcription in LPS-challenged monocytes and macrophages. NF-κB-binding motifs are found in the hTNF-α promoter region and were shown to translocate into the nuclei of LPS-stimulated monocytes. In mice, mutation(s) or deletion(s) of NF-κB-binding motifs on the TNF-α promoter failed to show reporter gene activation in transfected cells. However, in humans, TNF-α promoter activity in transfected cell lines was found to be independent of the NF-κB-binding motifs. Drouet et al., J. Immunol. 147:1694-1700, 1991, offered an explanation for these conflicting data, suggesting that enough NF-κB is constitutively expressed to sustain high-level baseline expression of the human TNF-α gene compared with the mouse. An alternative explanation is that there may be another transcription factor acting independently or in concert with NF-κB in the activation of hTNF-α transcription.
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temperate forest (1400--3200 in altitude) and characterized by steep ravines and rugged terrain. We followed one semi-habituated band, the Gangou band, consisting of 12 OMUs and 1 AMU, approximately 120 individuals. Due to difficulties in following the monkeys across steep mountainous terrain, we conducted observations using a telescope at a distance of 200--600 m as part of a long-term and on-going study of the golden snub-nosed monkeys in LNR.

Experimental procedure {#s2c}
----------------------

On April 9^th^, 2013, we encountered a fresh carcass of a golden snub-nosed monkey while following the Gangou band. The distance from the carcass to the study group was 800 to 1000 m. We examined the carcass in the field to determine the sex, age, and cause of death, and then brought it back to the research stationPicnic and Bus Stop on Broadway, and earned two Academy Award nominations, Aug. 20 in Sante Fe, NM, after a long illness.

• Sally Gracie, 80, a film, TV and Broadway actress once married to actor Rod Steiger, Aug. 13 in her Manhattan home.

• Betty Cashman, 90, an actress, acting coach and public speaking teacher (known for Betty Cashman Drama Studios) who worked with stars of the stage, screen and political arena, Aug. 15 in New York City.

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areas occupied by a headgroup of the DPPA and by a lysine residue in poly(L-lysine) are estimated from the observed spacings. The number ratio of lysine residues to DPPA headgroups per unit area is greater than unity. Therefore, one DPPA headgroup interacts with more than one lysine residue electrostatically, i.e., the electric charge distributions in both the surface of a DPPA bilayer and the poly(L-lysine) beta-sheet are incommensurate.stroke and fights for his life everyday. A wife to the most wonderful man who is my hero. I work full time and blog as much as I can. I relax with white wine and bubble baths.


Unomattina

Unomattina (also spelled Uno Mattina) is a long-running Italian morning television show, broadcast by Rai 1 since 22 December 1986.

History
The first morning program of the Italian national public television, it was created to counterprogramming the successful morning schedule of Fininvest. Its contents include news, weather forecasts, interviews and talk show segments. The first edition was presented by Elisabetta Gardini and Piero Badaloni, with the segments set in Milan studios hosted by Alessandro Cecchi Paone and Sabina Ciuffini. In the subsequent seasons various presenters alternated, including Luca Giurato,  Livia Azzariti, Antonella Clerici, Franco Di Mare, Elisa Isoardi, Michele Cucuzza, Paola Saluzzi, Roberta Capua, Caterina Balivo, Eleonora Daniele. Since 1992 the program has a summer spin-off called Unomattina Estate.

References

Further reading
 Joseph Baroni. "Umomattina". Dizionario della Televisione. Raffaello Cortinasaid he heard through a third party that timber cutting was occurring. (June 23, 1998 Hr'g, Tr. at 139.) Obviously, at some point in time Kleck became aware of the timber cut as did others at the Bank. However, his statements at the bankruptcy hearing and the later criminal trial were always consistent.
Therefore, assuming without deciding that a non-party can be sanctioned under Rule 9011 of the Federal Rules of Bankruptcy Procedure for testifying falsely, there is no evidence that Kleck testified falsely at any time before the Bankruptcy Court.

THE ALLEGEDLY FALSE TESTIMONY OF JOHN CROSS
The complaint for sanctions against Cross alleges that he testified at the criminal trial that the Bank had given express permission for the timber cut, that he had actual knowledge of the timber


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  Ingrid Pons

Íngrid Pons Molina (born 27 February 1975 in Montgat) is a Spanish former basketball player who played for the Spanish National team from 1996 to 2004, winning two bronze medals in the 2001 and 2003 Eurobaskets. She competed in the 2004 Summer Olympics.

Club career
Pons spent her formative years in clubs in nearby Barcelona: Montgat, Mireria and Segle XXI. She played for 16 years in the Spanish top tier league at Universitari Barcelona (1992-1998, 2004-2007) and Popular Godella / Ros Casares (1998-2004), winning a total of four leagues and three domestic cups. She retired in 2008 at EBE Promociones PDV.

National team
She made her debut with Spain women's national basketball team at the age of 21. She played with the senior team for 8 years, from 1996


output $O$.

Choosing randomness for the XOR game
------------------------------------

The corollary numbering in this section is according Miller and Shi’s paper [@MillerShi2014]. An important result in that paper is **Corollary I.5**, which states:

Let $\delta>0$ be a real number. Then, there exists positive reals $K,b,q_{0}$ and $\eta$ such that the following holds. If Protocol R is executed with parameters $N,\eta,q,$ where $q\leq q_{0}$, then $$H_{min}^{\varepsilon}\left(\Gamma_{EGIO}^{s}|EGI\right)\geq N\cdot\left(1-\delta\right)$$ where $\varepsilon=K\cdot2^{-bqN}$.

This is done by proving lower bounds on the rate of entropy. To quote Miller and Shi: “Our approach, broadly stated, is as follows: we show the existence of a function $T(v,h,\eta,q,k)$ which provides a lower bound of the linear rate of entropy of the protocol. [\[]{}...[\]]{} In principle, our proofs could be used to compute an explicit formula for the function $T$, but wegates, and under the muzzles of cannon. The Kassite prince looked at those with what he knew was an expression of pure lust. _With_ cannon, _a king need fear no rebel_. They could pound down city walls like the bull-horn of Marduk—sieges would last only days instead of army-destroying months in camps where plague walked.

After a few hours' tour, his mind reeled.

Everything was alien, and much was so strange that he could stare at it and not see. Sometimes when he _could_ see, the disorientation became worse—as when Hollard explained the _lathes_ as being like a potter's wheel for the shaping of metal. When he heard those words there was a _click_ somewhere behind his eyes, and suddenly he could see through the bristling foreignness of the machine


of trained hands, and opened fire in a stream that cut men down and sliced lines like a giant's sickle. The port guns ran out again, fired a point-blank wave of grapeshot, crews cheering.

" Boarders!" Alston roared through the smoke. " Boarders!"

The sides of the ships slammed together; grapnels flew, and crewfolk ran out along the spars to lash them together. Armed Guard crew were spilling out of the gun deck, and a column of Marines with their bayonets glittering.

" Boarders away!" Alston shouted. _" Follow me!"_ Then she was on the rail, leaping, the slamming punch of impact through her boot soles as she came down on the lower deck of the Tartessian. A shambles, running with blood, dead and wounded everywhere, but more live ones comingthe following software versions:

- GKE running Kubernetes 1.14 (or later) with nodes such that a total of 12 CPU cores and 45 GB RAM can be allocated to YugabyteDB. This can be three nodes with 4 CPU core and 15 GB RAM allocated to YugabyteDB. `n1-standard-8` is the minimum instance type that meets these criteria.
- Helm 3.0 or later
- YugabyteDB docker image (`yugabytedb/yugabyte`) 2.1.0 or later
- For optimal performance, ensure you've set the appropriate [system limits using `ulimit`](../../../../manual-deployment/system-config/#ulimits) on each node in your Kubernetes cluster.

The following steps show how to meet these prerequisites.

- Download and install the [Google Cloud SDK](https://cloud.google.com/sdk/downloads/).

- Configure defaults for `gcloud`

Set the project ID as `yugabyte`. You can change this as per your need.

```sh
$ gcloud config set project yugabyte
```

- Install `kubectl`

After installing the Google Cloud


zone-aware, so that one replica is placed in each zone, run the following command:

```sh
kubectl exec -it -n yb-demo-us-central1-a yb-master-0 -- bash \
-c "/home/yugabyte/master/bin/yb-admin --master_addresses yb-master-0.yb-masters.yb-demo-us-central1-a.svc.cluster.local:7100,yb-master-0.yb-masters.yb-demo-us-central1-b.svc.cluster.local:7100,yb-master-0.yb-masters.yb-demo-us-central1-c.svc.cluster.local:7100 modify_placement_info gke.us-central1.us-central1-a,gke.us-central1.us-central1-b,gke.us-central1.us-central1-c 3"
```

To see the new configuration, go to `http://<external-ip>:7000/cluster-config` to see the new configuration.

![after-zoneaware](/images/deploy/kubernetes/gke-multizone-after-zoneaware.png)

## 5. Connect using YugabyteDB shells

To connect and use the YSQL Shell (`ysqlsh`), run the following command.

```sh
$ kubectl exec -n yb-demo-us-central1-a -it yb-tserver-0 -- ysqlsh \
  -h yb-tserver-0.yb-tservers.yb-demo-us-central1-a
```

To open the YCQL Shell (`ycqlsh`), run the following command:

```sh
$ kubectl exec -n yb-demo-us-central1-a -it yb-tserver-0 -- ycqlsh \
yb-tserver-0.yb-tservers.yb-demo-us-central1-a
```

You can follow the [Explore YSQL](../../../../../quick-start/explore-ysql) tutorial and then go to the `http://<external-ip>:7000/tablet-servers` page of the yb-master Admin UI to confirm that tablet peers and their leaders are placed evenly across all three zones for both user data and system data.

![mz-ybtserver](/images/deploy/kubernetes/gke-multizone-ybtserver.png)

## 6. Connectnot yet become entrenched in illicit drug markets west of the Mississippi River, authorities must remain vigilant," said Jirka Taylor, study co-author and senior policy analyst at RAND. "Even delaying the onset in these markets by a few years could save thousands of lives."

For U.S. policymakers, nontraditional strategies may be required to address this new challenge. The researchers avoid making specific policy recommendations, but advocate consideration of a broad array of innovative approaches such as supervised consumption sites, creative supply disruption, drug content testing, and increasing access to novel treatments that are available in other countries, such as heroin-assisted treatment.

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    public String addAccount(@ModelAttribute(value="account") Account account, ModelMap map) {
        accountService.addAccount(account);
        map.addAttribute("listOfAccounts", accountService.getListOfAccounts());
        return "index";
    }

    @RequestMapping(value="edit/{id}", method = RequestMethod.GET)
    public String editAccount(@PathVariable("id") int id, ModelMap model) {


a centimeter in micrometers?
1200
How many minutes are there in thirty-seven halves of a day?
26640
Convert 50306.7l to millilitres.
50306700
How many decades are there in fourty-five halves of a century?
225
What is 5.729922nm in millimeters?
0.000005729922
How many micrometers are there in one fifth of a centimeter?
2000
How many millilitres are there in 12/25 of a litre?
480
What is 527.0714 millilitres in litres?
0.5270714
How many seconds are there in 1/30 of a hour?
120
What is one twentieth of a tonne in kilograms?
50
What is 11/7 of a week in days?
11
Convert 207.3917ml to litres.
0.2073917
How many meters are there in 61.686km?
61686
What is 4344.863 millilitres in litres?
4.344863
What is seven sixths of a week in hours?
196
Convert 817.873 years to months.
9814.476
How many kilometers are there in 276913.7 centimeters?
2.769137
How many months are there in seven halves of a decade?
420
What is 4/15 of a hour inreveal just how challenging many candidates found the questions. On average, candidates scored just 24.8 out of a possible 60 marks in the first paper and 32.1 out of 70 in the second.

Every year, the marks needed to pass or achieve a particular grade are adjusted up or down to ensure consistency. However, a pass mark as low as 34% in a major subject is thought to be unprecedented.

Dr Gill Stewart, SQA Director of Qualifications Development, said: "As we do every year, we consider what went well in the most recent diet, and where we need to make improvements for the future.

"Our external assessment and course reports, which are provided for all subjects at all levels, also highlight ways in which recent exams and coursework may have differed


studies will have significant impact as a representation of a first step in translating longevity and healthspan interventions from mice to humans.

Conflict of interest and funding {#S0005}
================================

The author discloses no potential conflicts of interest. The lab of Adam Salmon is supported by a grant from the National Institute of Health (R01 AG050797), a grant from the American Heart Association (15BGIA23220016) and the Geriatric Research, Education and Clinical Center of the South Texas Veterans Health Care System. This material is the result of work supported with resources and the use of facilities at South Texas Veterans Health Care System, San Antonio, Texas. The contents do not represent the views of the US Department of Veterans Affairs or the US government.
labor minister, who had made the Mortazavi appointment.

But as Ahmadinejad begins a trip to Egypt today – the first by an Iranian president in the 34-year history of the Islamic Republic – Tehran is reeling. How the power struggle plays out will determine who will be allowed to run for president in June, and how it will be handled, in a process that senior officials are already anxiously obsessed about.

"Iran's conservative establishment is facing a security threat: Mahmoud Ahmadinejad," writes Mohammad Ayatollahi Tabaar, a professor at Texas A&M University, in Foreign Policy. "In a country where political campaigns have turned into massive social movements, normal elections are seen by the government as unusual security threats."

"Ahmadinejad, who is known in the West as the man who claimed Israel should


These are backwardness, inadequate representation, and efficiency in administration.

We must remember that provisions under articles 16(4), 16 (4A) and 16 (4B) of the Constitution are only enabling provisions, and not a fundamental right. A few years ago, there was a case relating to reservation in appointment for faculty posts at the super specialty block in AIIMS. The Supreme Court ruled that no reservation in promotions would be given. All parties had protested this decision, but nothing happened after that.

Only 4 SC/ST officers held secretary rank in government in 2017

Amar Singh

IAS (Retd), and Vice President, PPCC

Sensing that the effort to block affirmative action for weaker sections is difficult in government policy, many have resorted to using the courts to slow down the implementation.

Although the recent verdict of the Supremesaid something on these lines. In its interim order in the matter – Jarnail Singh and others vs Lachhmi Narain Gupta and others – another bench of the top court on 17 May directed that “the pendency of this Special Leave Petition shall not stand in the way of the Union of India taking steps for the purpose of promotion from ‘reserved to reserved’ and ‘unreserved to unreserved’, and also in the matter of promotion on merits”.

More importantly, the bench on Tuesday, while clarifying that the Centre was not debarred “from making promotions in accordance with law”, also stressed that the promotions shall be “subject to further orders, pending further consideration of the matter”.

Simply put: this means that, if tomorrow, a larger bench, which is to deal with


Slideshow: Spotlight on Robots

Robots hold fascination for us. For those that grew up on Johnny 5 in Short Circuit, Data from Star Trek Next Generation, C3PO and R2D2 from Star Wars, WALL-E from a film of the same name, to T-1000 in Terminator 2, they’re a part of our culture.

No where near as humanoid, but infinitely more functional, here are articles and a technical paper covering robotics that have graced the pages of Industrial Control DesignLine over the years. Enjoy!

The SDR-4X (Sony Dream Robot), Sony's diminutive answer to Honda's Asimo. The SDR looks human-sized in many pictures, but it's actually tiny (23 inches tall). When it's available for sale, the SDR-4X will cost as much as a luxury car! Photo courtesy of Sony Corporation.That's good news for the brand and better news for prospective buyers. You can get the Regal in three styles. The TourX is the lifted wagon that does duty as a crossover alternative, a role we thought it handled well. There's a regular sedan, though it should be noted that the "sedan" moniker isn't completely descriptive. All non-wagon Regals have a liftback and folding seats, making them a stylish alternative to a hatchback. Last, there's this: the Regal GS. It's the high-performance version with a 3.6-liter V-6 engine providing 310 horsepower and a nine-speed automatic transmission. More importantly, the GS gets adaptive suspension and performance brakes that lead to a more dynamic driving experience.

2019 Buick Regal GS Mack Hogan/CNBC

Though the company did once make the GNX muscle car,


Buick is better known for cruisers like the LaCrosse. You'd be forgiven for assuming that it doesn't have the chops to build a modern sports sedan, but the Regal comes to us from Opel. The company, which used to be General Motors' German wing, but now belongs to France's PSA Groupe, is no stranger to fine-tuning sports sedans.

Impressive equipment

As a result, the Regal has suprisingly good handling for a big sedan on a front-wheel drive platform. The all-wheel drive system, fitted to all GS models, certainly helps. The Buick's adaptive suspension is also integral to the impresive dynamics, with seriously different driving modes that help the GS handle highway hauling and backroad burning without any fuss. Plus, you'll also find an impressive list of equipment. Our $44,115, fullyMonday, October 18, 2010

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be considered melanomas in situ[@i2164-2591-8-3-33-b07],[@i2164-2591-8-3-33-b09],[@i2164-2591-8-3-33-b10] -- the vast majority of PAMs that evolve to invasive melanomas fall under this subcategory[@i2164-2591-8-3-33-b07],[@i2164-2591-8-3-33-b09] and should be treated as such. Moreover, the most recent update of the American Joint Committee on Cancer clinical classification describes the T(is) stage as conjunctival melanoma in situ, or melanoma confined to the epithelium. This condition includes primary acquired melanosis with atypia in more than 75% of normal epithelial thickness.[@i2164-2591-8-3-33-b11] These considerations complicate reliable and reproducible clinical and histopathologic evaluation.

Noninvasive imaging technologies have the potential to aid in the diagnosis of these melanocytic lesions, but to date such imaging interventions have been limited. For example, confocal microscopy,[@i2164-2591-8-3-33-b12] optical coherence tomography,[@i2164-2591-8-3-33-b13] and ultrasound[@i2164-2591-8-3-33-b14] have been used to provide three-dimensional (3D), tomographic images of the structure of conjunctival lesions;picoseconds (ps), were used to determine the photodynamic properties. The data acquired were 3D, with two dimensions being the *x* and *y* coordinates of the thin sample, and the third being the pump--probe time-delays, which yielded the ultrafast transient dynamics (i.e., molecular signatures; [Fig. 1](#i2164-2591-8-3-33-f01){ref-type="fig"}). Each individual pump--probe image had a field of view of 360 × 360 μm.

![(a) Illustration of pump--probe microscopy data. Data acquired to generate pump--probe images are 3D, with two spatial dimensions (x and y) and the third consisting of the transient photodynamics. (b) Transient signals from melanin are processed with principle component analysis, where the top three principal components (pc\'s) capture over 97% of the data variance. (c) 2D histogram of melanin transient signals. The top three pc\'s span a 3D space, whose


with proteins that are crosslinked in the fixation process; thus, the fixation has much less effect on the melanin pump--probe signals. We also showed that the pump−probe signature of eumelanin from the ink sac of a Jurassic cephalopod is identical to that of its modern-day counterpart,[@i2164-2591-8-3-33-b27] further validating the stability of melanin, and pump--probe signals, for analyzing archived pigmented tissue.

Finally, in vivo imaging with pump--probe microscopy is possible,[@i2164-2591-8-3-33-b28] albeit with more limited access to the biochemical composition,[@i2164-2591-8-3-33-b29] and in the future it may provide similar information without the need for excisional biopsy. Our study not only will serve as a roadmap to future endeavors for in vivo imaging, but it also stands alone by establishing pump--probe microscopy as a potential diagnostic aid for histopathologic evaluation of conjunctival melanocyticOn down-regulation of the immune response to metastatic malignant melanoma.
Treatment of metastatic malignant melanoma with interferon alpha (IFNalpha) results in objective remission in approximately 15% of patients. In a previous investigation, we found that about 50% of the patients achieved at least minor or short-lived remissions. In some tumours extensive areas of regressive tumour change occurred. However, even in these areas remnants of tumour cells were generally found. The short duration of the immune response in some patients and the incomplete eradication of the tumour can be due either to selection of non-immunogenic tumour cells or to down-regulation of the immune reactivity to the tumour. In the present paper, the expression of the zeta chain of the T cell receptor in CD3+ lymphocytes and the expression of CD28


By Rick Strahl

Rick Strahl is the Big Kahuna and janitor at West Wind Technologies located on the beautiful island of Maui, Hawaii. Between windsurf sessions and spikey haired adventures, Rick has been a software developer for over 25 years, developing business and Web applications since the very early days of the Web when you needed a hand crank (or a pair of wire splicers) to get online. Today Rick builds client centric Web applications and services for customers with HTML5, JavaScript and mobile Web technologies, using AngularJS on the front end, and the ASP.NET stack on the back end. Rick’s company West Wind Technologies also produces a number of developer related tools including West Wind WebSurge, Web Monitor and Html Help Builder. He also maintains a host ofdifferent use case.

Currently, there's a bit of overhead for all of this magic Blazor that provides. You have to load a sizable WASM module, plus the JavaScript loader and interop handler code that has to be loaded into the browser for each page. These are not outrageously large especially when compared against full frameworks like Angular, Ember, or Aurelia, but the payload isn’t small and has to be loaded on startup.

There are also limitations in Web Assembly that require quite a bit of JavaScript interop in order to access the DOM or other Web APIs as Web Assembly can’t access the DOM or APIs directly. Data support for parameters and return values is also limited to numbers and pointers at the moment, which requires additional conversion in order


takes the time display logic I showed in the Hello page and creates a component from it:

@Message
  @Time.ToString(FormatString)
 @functions { [Parameter] string FormatString { get; set; } = "HH:mm:ss"; [Parameter] string Message { get; set; } DateTime Time { get; set; } = DateTime.Now; protected override Task OnInitAsync() { var timer = new System.Timers.Timer(); timer.Elapsed += (s, ev) => { Time = DateTime.Now; this.StateHasChanged(); }; timer.Interval = 1000; timer.Start(); return base.OnInitAsync(); } }

This component abstracts the one-second timer and the display logic for displaying the time component in the UI. To add the component to the page is very simple now:

<TimeDisplayComponent Message="Timing is everything!" FormatString="HH:mm:ss" />

Figure 8 shows what it looks like added to the Hello page:

Figure 8: The timewithout having to change your code.

Nevertheless, sometimes you need to call back into JavaScript to access a separate JavaScript library, interact with the DOM directly, or access browser APIs that aren't available to Razor. For this scenario, there are interop helpers built into the Blazor JavaScript client that allow you to call into JavaScript from Blazor and call into Blazor from JavaScript.

This is a fairly involved topic that requires a bit of explanation and lots of little details that are too long to cover here, so I'll refer you to a great topic on the excellent Learn Blazor site (https://learn-blazor.com/architecture/interop/), which provides the basics and a more involved sample that uses these Reflection-like APIs to do JavaScript Interop.

Keep in mind that this interop functionality is very likely to


meantime, there aren’t many options for runtime debugging of code. The best way I've found is to use Console.WriteLine(), which writes its output to the JavaScript browser console. Unfortunately, you’re limited to string values. You can't see full object dumps, but you can use JsonUtils.Serialize() to turn objects to string and dump them as JSON to the JavaScript console or the screen.

.NET Standard but not all of it. The WASM Mono implementation supports .NET Standard 2.0 and loads and can execute any assembly built to that target. However, there are things that .NET Standard 2.0 supports that simply don't work in the WASM implementation and so there are quite a few things that might throw NotSupported exceptions.

Dates, oh, those JavaScript dates. Dates in the browser have always beenrecompile your application. This is no different than most other JavaScript frameworks, which also require transpilation these days, but it nevertheless makes this technology a two-step process where compilation is required for any changes.

On the flip side using compiled .NET code that can take advantage of compile-time validation of code, using rich tooling for project wide refactoring, and the ability to use standard .NET components, opens up a world of possibilities that simply weren't an option before. Blazor templates work in Visual Studio and give you most of the development time support you're used to when building server-side Razor applications, which is awesome for a new technology.

On the other hand, this is a framework from Microsoft. Microsoft has been known to try new stuff and then abandon it.


which are made of *Salmonella* Typhimurium \[[@pone.0232088.ref004]\]. In the United Kingdom, the use of modified live SE auxotrophic vaccine was followed by a decrease in human SE infections \[[@pone.0232088.ref005]\]. However, even with the available modified live vaccines, *Salmonella* infections still represent a major problem in the United States. Other strategies that reduce colonization of layers and breeders are needed to augment available vaccines and management practices to achieve further reductions of *Salmonella* in eggs and poultry meat \[[@pone.0232088.ref006]\].

On the other hand, the emergence of multidrug-resistant pathogens and concerns about the transference of such antibiotic resistance to human microbiota led to restrictions on the use of many antimicrobials that are used as the base for pathogen control programs in the poultry industry \[[@pone.0232088.ref007], [@pone.0232088.ref008]\]. Therefore, the focus has shiftedcontamination. The concentration of the yeast preparation in the feed was confirmed to be 0.39±0.03 kg/ton using an enzyme-linked mucin adherence assay.

Experimental design {#sec005}
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One-day-old pullets were randomly divided into two groups (92 pullets/group), one group was fed control diets and the other group was fed Actigen®-supplemented diets. Birds were fed appropriate diets *ad libitum* from day 1 till the end of study at 17 weeks of age. Appropriate temperature, humidity, and lighting programs were followed according to the recommendations of the Hy-Line W-36 manual. At the age of 12 weeks, pullets were moved to 3-tier cage units (30ʺ×30ʺ×18ʺ) for acclimatization. Group housing, 4 pullets per cage, was used with each cage having wire-mesh floor and manure collection tray underneath in order to reduce fecal oral re-infection after challenge


changed between samples.

*Salmonella* isolation and identification {#sec007}
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Drag swabs were processed for *Salmonella* isolation and identification using pre-enrichment in buffered peptone water for 24 hours at 37°C followed by enrichment in Tetrathionate Hajna (TTH) broth for 18--20 hours at 42°C. Plating was done on Xylose Lysine Tergitol-4 (XLT-4) and Brilliant Green agar. Any suspected colonies were further tested in Triple Sugar Iron (TSI) and Lysine Iron (LIA) slants followed by serogrouping using appropriate O and H *Salmonella* antisera.

Ovary and pooled liver/spleen samples from each bird were separately added to TTH broth at a ratio of 1:10 weight to volume. Samples were mixed using stomacher then incubated at 42°C for 24 hours. Incubated media were streaked on XLT-4 agar plates containing 25μg of nalidixic acid/mL. Suspected colonies were further testedGef, gefitinib.](oncotarget-06-43605-g003){#F3}

Metformin decreases TGF-β-induced fibrosis depending on AMPK activation {#s2_4}
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Previous studies have shown that activation of AMPK by metformin prevents TGF-β-induced EMT and attenuates tubulointerstitial fibrosis. Thus, we next ask whether AMPK activation was required for metformin to decrease TGF-β-induced fibrosis in HFL-1 cells. As showen in Figure [4A](#F4){ref-type="fig"}, immunofluorescence staining showed that metformin addition decreased expression of α-actin induced by TGF-β, while further addition of an AMPK inhibitor abolished this effect. Furthermore, the use of an AMPK inhibitor abolished the effect of metformin in decreasing the activation of downstream signaling pathways of TGF-β (Figure [4B](#F4){ref-type="fig"}). These data suggest that activation of AMPK by metformin was required to decrease TGF-β-induced fibrosis.

![AMPK activation is required for metformin to attenuate TGF-β-induced fibrosis\
**(A)** Cells were pre-treated with 10 ng/ml TGF-β for


and in an attempt to prevent the potential side-effect of pulmonary fibrosis.

MATERIALS AND METHODS {#s4}
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Cell-lines and reagents {#s4_1}
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Gefitinib (Iressa) was purchased from Tocris Bioscience and prepared in dimethyl sulfoxide (DMSO) to obtain a stock solution of 10 mM. Metformin (Sigma) was dissolved in deionized water and stored at −20°C. Dorsomorphin (an AMPK inhibitor) was got from Selleck. Gefitinib-sensitive PC-9 cells and gefitinib-resistant PC-9GR cells were a kind gift from Professor Jun Xu and Dr. Ming Liu from Guangzhou Medical University, China. The HFL1 (human fetal lung fibroblast) cell-line was obtained from the American Type Culture Collection (Manassas, VA, USA). HFL-1 cells were cultured in F-12K medium (Gibco) and all other cells were cultured in Roswell Park Memorial Institute 1640 medium (RPMI-1640, HyClone) with Earle\'s salts, and supplemented withstatistical significance was assumed at an alpha value of *p* \< 0.05.

We thank Professor Jun Xu and Dr. Ming Liu from Guangzhou Medical University, China for kindly providing the valuable cell-lines used in the current study. Special thanks are given to Professor Min Zhao (Institute for Regenerative Cures, University of California at Davis, CA, USA) for his critical reading of this manuscript and useful suggestions on the writing style.

This work was supported by a foundation for PLA Young Scientists (13QNP117), National Nature Science Foundation of China (81071912, 81301840 and 81472189), China 863 program (2012AA02A201), and a foundation of Third Military Medical University (2012XLC08).

**CONFLICTS OF INTEREST**

The authors declare no potential conflicts of interest.


organizations for continuing effort in diarrhea therapies.
Recent studies of electrolyte transport by intestinal mucosa have provided valuable information concerning the regulation of biochemical events involved in diarrhea. While there is still much refinement work needed, it has now become apparent that a method of treatment of diarrhea would be to control electrolyte transport, particularly chloride secretion.
In chloride secretion, chloride enters the cell across the basolateral membrane on a cotransporter that is coupled to entry of Na.sup.+ and K.sup.+. The entry step is electrically neutral because the charge on the anion is balanced by the charges on the cations. The cotransporter accumulates Cl.sup.- in the cell at a value greater than that predicted for electro-chemical equilibrium. Removal of Na.sup.+ from the submucosal solution or addition of a loop diureticsuccesses, and failures of business have ruined many great friendships. Consider going into business individually and working together as partners, rather than co-owners.’

6. Signing up for a credit card

The Mistake: ‘I need to build credit and this particular card offers great points and a low annual fee! It will only be used in case of emergency.’

The Reality: There are other ways to establish credit, like paying your rent and car loan payments on time. The average American household carries a credit card balance averaging over $16,000. Credit cards can lead to debt that may take years (or decades) to pay off, especially for young people who are inexperienced with budgeting and managing money. The point programs of credit cards are enticing – kind of like when your grocer


1 billion iPhones. Google processes 1.2 trillion searches every year. And – perhaps the most difﬁcult to believe of them all – the world hotdog eating record stands at 70 dogs in 10 minutes. I apologize ahead, but just visualize that. Seven hotdogs down the hatch every minute.

Here’s another number that’s almost beyond comprehension: 56% of Americans have less than $10,000 in retirement savings. You may be thinking – how can that be? Sadly, it’s true. Here’s another number that’s hard to… swallow (again, I apologize). One out of 4 Americans 65 and over rely on Social Security as their only source of retirement income. Yes, you read that right – 25%! It’s no wonder that 60% of Baby Boomers are more afraid of outliving their money thantypically going to be the largest determinant of the cost to replace it. So consider what your home is made of. Construction types include concrete block, masonry, and wood frame. Also, consider the size of your home.

Personal property is another consideration when determining how much insurance to purchase for your home. A typical homeowners insurance policy usually offers a personal property limit equal to half the replacement cost of your home. So if your home is insured for $100,000, your policy may automatically assign a personal property limit of $50,000.

What is the best deductible for a homeowners insurance policy?
When it comes to deductibles, consider selecting one that you can easily and quickly come up with out of pocket, just in case. Homeowners insurance policy deductibles may range from


a car outright – even a used car – can be difficult. Enter the auto loan.

Financing a car isn’t all bad, especially if you follow a few best practices that can help keep your car loan in good shape. Avoiding the dreaded upside down car loan – owing more on your car than it’s worth – is the name of the game when it comes to a good automobile loan.

Why do car loans go upside down?
Being upside down on your car loan is surprisingly common. It happens to many of us, and the root cause is depreciation. Depreciation is the decline in value of a good or product over time. Many physical goods depreciate – furniture, electronics, clothing, and cars.

There is a saying that a car begins depreciatingfinancial future
If when thinking about your financial future, and you keep coming up with a blank slate, a financial professional may help you formulate a solid savings strategy. If you’re feeling overwhelmed by differing financial responsibilities, a conversation with a financial professional may help you sort it all out and develop a roadmap.
If you’re juggling a lot of financial balls, such as student loan debt, retirement savings, credit card debt, building an emergency fund, trying to buy a house, etc., you may benefit from some professional financial input.

You have inherited a large sum of money
Coming in to an inheritance is a key signal to seek out a financial professional. A financial professional may be able to help you determine the options you have to manage the money that


alluring and introductory offers may be hard to resist. But if you’re trying to save on your monthly expenses, give your subscription services a once over and make sure you’re really using what you’re buying. You may want to cut one or two of them loose to help save on your monthly expenses.

It is possible to cut back on your monthly budget without (too) much sacrifice. With a little effort and know-how, you can help lower your expenses and save a little cash.

Phishing can be perpetrated via text or voice (and it may even be done in person).

Here are a few pointers on how to avoid becoming a victim. Since subtle phishing attacks can be very sophisticated, you should always be alert and proceed with caution when interactingservices provided as well as the fees for such services.

What to expect when opening a credit union account
Each credit union may have slightly different requirements when opening an account, but in general, you will most likely need a few things:

Expect to complete an application and sign documents. When opening a credit union account, you will likely have to fill out some forms and sign other paperwork. If you don’t understand something you are asked to sign, make sure you get clarification.
Be prepared to show identification. You will likely be asked to show at least two forms of identification when opening an account. Your credit union will also probably ask for your social security number, date of birth, and physical address. Be prepared to show proof of your personal


Do your research. You may find an option that compares to your current bank, but offers some greater benefits that will make it worth the switch.

This article is for informational purposes only and is not intended to promote any certain products, plans, or strategies for saving and/or investing that may be available to you. Any examples used in this article are hypothetical. Before investing or enacting a savings or retirement strategy, seek the advice of a licensed financial professional, accountant, and/or tax expert to discuss your options.

Most of us understand the meanings of “dollar” and “cost”, and we know what averages are…

But when you put those three words together – dollar cost averaging – the meaning may not be quite as clear.

Dollar cost averaging refers to the conceptroutine. For that reason, it’s a good idea to build exercise into a part of your day. That way, a sense of something missing may arise when the exercise is not completed, which can be a motivation to get the workout in.

Eating healthy
This one may be a little harder to solve than the exercise issue, because saving money on your food bill may require a bigger time commitment than you’re used to, with additional shopping and food preparation. The good thing about fruits and vegetables is that many of them can be eaten raw with minimal prep time.

Internet shopping provides a myriad of resources for finding good deals for nutritious foodstuffs. If you’re feeling more adventurous and don’t mind getting your hands dirty, there may also be a


Q:

Evaluate a triple integral

Given $f(x,y,z) = \sqrt{1+(x^2+y^2+z^2)^{\frac{3}{2}}}$ and $D=\{(x,y,z) : x^2+y^2+z^2 \leq r^2\}$, evaluate $\int\int\int_D f(x,y,z)dxdydz$.
I've thought that spherical coordinates would be the best way to go, then $x=\rho \cos\theta \sin\varphi$, $y=\rho\sin\theta\sin\varphi$ and $z=\rho\cos\varphi$.
Now because of $x^2+y^2+z^2 \leq r^2$ follows $\rho^2 \cos^2\theta\sin^2\varphi  + \rho^2\sin^2\theta\sin^2\varphi + \rho^2\cos^2\varphi = \rho^2\sin^2\varphi(\cos^2\theta+\sin^2\theta)+\rho^2\cos^2\varphi = \rho^2 \leq r^2 \implies -r \leq \rho \leq r$.
If both 'dissapear' from the equation above does that mean that $0\leq \theta \leq 2\pi$ and and $0\leq \varphi \leq 2\pi$?
Otherwise, how can i get the limits for $\theta$ and $\varphi$?
And the first question doesn't seem likely since if i put the former limits i'd have $\displaystyle\int_{0}^r\int_0^{2\pi}\int_0^{2\pi} \sqrt{1+\rho^\frac{3}{2}}\;\rho^2\sin\varphi\;d\varphi d\theta d\rho = -\displaystyle\int_{0}^r\int_0^{2\pi}\bigg(\sqrt{1+\rho^\frac{3}{2}}\;\rho^2\cos 2\pi - \sqrt{1+\rho^\frac{3}{2}}\;\rho^2\cos 0\bigg) d\theta d\rho = 0$
Another question: does it matter if i evaulate $\int\int\int_D f(\varphi,\theta,d\rho)d\varphia lie to protect Sansa. While a lie can be honourable, cheating on his wife isn't, so Ned's famed honour points to Jon not being his son.

How can Jon be half-Targaryen and have a direwolf?He's also half Stark, through Lyanna. Ned's trueborn children are half Tully and that doesn't stop them having direwolves.

Why doesn't Ned ever think about Lyanna being Jon's mother?Ned doesn't think about anyone being Jon's mother. If he did, there would be no mystery. He names 'Wylla' to Robert, but we do not see him thinking of Wylla being Jon's mother.There's a hidden hint at who Jon's mother might be: In chapter 4, Eddard's internal monologue goes "Lyanna ... Ned had loved her with all his heart." and in chapter 6, Catelyn thinks "Whoever Jon's


He never thinks of Jon as his son: In Chapter 45, Ned thinks of his children "Robb and Sansa and Arya and Bran and Rickon and explicitly excludes Jon from the list. ADwD Chapter 34 has Bran's vision of younger Ned in the Winterfell godswood: "...let them grow up close as brothers, with only love between them," he prayed, "and let my lady wife find it in her heart to forgive..." which not make sense if they are brothers.

Since Rhaegar was already married, wouldn't Jon still be a bastard?He might, or might not. There was a tradition of polygamy among Targaryens in the past, so the possibility that Rhaegar and Lyanna married is not easily ruled out. A pro-legitimacy argument is this: The presence of the three kingsguardsBarristan, protecting the king is the first and most important of all kingsguard duties. Jamie suggests some other KG to stay with the king when he wants to leave for the Trident and we also learn of a ritual that is performed when all KG meet and the king is guarded by someone who is not from the order."Protect vs Obey" is an ongoing subject of debate that is unlikely to be settled until we know more. Either viewpoint is compatible with R+L=J.

Wouldn't Viserys take precedence anyway? Rhaegar died without becoming king, and doesn't the world book call Viserys, not Aegon, Aerys' new heir?No, in the case of an eldest son dying before the king dies, a grandson comes before a younger son. Even in the case the


"breaker of tropes, there can be no hidden prince, it's simply too cliché.In order to break a trope it needs to be installed in the first place. It is yet unknown what will happen to Jon in the future. Being the son of Lyanna and Rhaegar does not imply the fairy-tale style happy ending associated with the hidden prince trope.

Since this theory has been refined so well, will Martin change the outcome of the story to surprise his fans?He has stated that he won't change the outcome of the story just because some people have put together all the clues and solved the puzzle.

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Of whatheir to DS. Here is the relevant language from WOIAF:

"He sent his pregnant queen, Rhaella, and his younger son and new heir, Viserys, away to Dragonstone,"

WOIAF never explicitly states that Aerys formally named Viserys as the new heir. There are other possibilities as to why Yandel would make the above statement other than that Aerys made a formal declaration or naming of a new heir.Again (although, again, I am not saying it did not happen). I am suggesting that there are other possibilities given what we have been told -- and given that nowhere in any of the main books has anyone ever suggested that Aerys named Viserys as his heir.

For example, maybe Yandel is just confused about the order of succession. Or maybe Yandel is being careless


have), and if so, whether news of this information got to the KG. In that last thread, it was suggested by The Twinslayer that because the naming of the new heir occurred before the deaths of Aegon and Rhaenys, the KG could not know about those deaths unless they also know about the naming of the new heir. I completely disagree. As suggested by Corbon, there are reasons why words of the deaths of the royals, including the children, might be sent far and wide while the news of the naming of the new heir might not be broadcast as widely. In particular, given that news of the deaths almost certainly would come for the winning side of the war, they have reason to broadcast that the Targslevel processing starts at this stage, i.e. when a coincidence exists between X and Y strips, a local recording takes place (start date + positions). In theory, a single event would be defined as continuously firing strips. Unfortunately, the primary electron distribution can be noncontinuous, therefore untriggered strips can split the track (clusters). To cope with this, the recording is actually stopped when there are no more fired strips for a preset number of clock cycles.

Most of the time a few strips only are fired, hence by using an adequate data encoding (shown in table \[TableEnc\]), the data payload per event can be reduced. For instance, when 2 strips in X and 2 strips in Y are fired in the same time slice, taking advantage of the encoding, only


(2010) 156-162 J. Billard, F. Mayet and D. Santos, Phys. Rev. D83 (2011) 075002 J. Billard, F. Mayet and D. Santos, Phys. Rev. D82 (2010) 055011

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in the United States, 25%~ give their consent to Democrats, 25%~ give their consent to Republicans, 5%~ give their consent to a third party, and a whopping 45% keep their consent for themselves. An interesting statistic, and the primary reason that so many engage in “Get out the vote” campaigns. Our rulers know they are illegitimate. Voluntaryists know they are illegitimate for a myriad of other reasons, but what I wanted to examine here is the voluntaryist’s position to abstain from electoral politics. The following arguments are the fundamentals of the nonvoting position.

The Individual Rights Argument

Democracies or democratic Republics operate on the basis of majority rule. In essence, whatever “powers” the majority of voters give to government is thereby deemed justified and legal (disregarded constitutions notwithstanding). The problem


(-152)/190. Let q(u) = 18*u**2 - 19*u**2 + 12*u + d - 20. Determine q(7).
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Let d(c) = 4*c**2 - 1. Let v(s) = -s**3 - 2*s**2 + 3*s + 351. Let y be v(0). Let k = y - 352. Determine d(k).
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Let n(s) be the second derivative of -17*s**4/12 + s**3/2 + s**2 + 1779*s. What is n(-1)?
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Suppose -17*a + 125 = -42*a. Let g(f) = -f + 6. Let k(p) = p - 12. Let c(b) = a*g(b) - 2*k(b). What is c(10)?
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Let x(r) = 5*r - 10. Let s(p) = -22*p + 40. Let k(f) = 2*f**2 - 29*f + 37. Let t be k(13). Let h(g) = t*s(g) - 9*x(g). Calculate h(-7).
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Let k(t) = -3*t**3 - 14*t**2 - 8*t + 2. Let w(n) = 203*n\mu$. Ceci permet de conclure.

### Groupe des automorphismes {#Francis}

Rappelons pour commencer que le groupe des automorphismes d’une variété complexe compacte $M$ est un groupe de Lie complexe de dimension finie dont l’algèbre de Lie est $ \eta^\RR(M)$ où $\eta^\RR(M)$ est l’ensemble des champs de vecteurs holomorphes réels de $M$ i.e $Z \in \eta^\RR(M)$ si et seulement si $Z$ est un champ de vecteurs vérifiant $\LLL_Z \omega =0$. De plus, puisque $J$ est intégrable alors $\eta^\RR(M)$ est une algèbre de Lie complexe (voir par exemple [@dercalabi]). Si $(M,J)$ une variété complexe compacte, alors on peut voir $T^{1,0}_J M$ comme un fibré vectoriel complexe via l’action de $J$ et on définit $\eta(M)$ comme l’ensemble des champs de vecteurs (complexes) holomorphe i.e. les sections holomorphes du fibré vectoriel $T^{0,1}_JM$. Remarquons que


V_\alpha,$$ $$\eta_r(M)= \eta_0(M) \oplus \bigoplus_{\alpha \in S(P_{alg}) } \CC \, V_\alpha,$$ $$\eta_u(M)= \bigoplus_{\alpha \in U(P_{alg})} \CC \, V_\alpha,$$ où pour tout $\alpha=(\alpha_1, \cdots, \alpha_n) \in R(P_{alg})$, le champ de vecteurs $V_\alpha \in \eta(M)$ est un champ de vecteurs défini sur $\TT_\CC= \lbrace (t_1, \cdots,t_n) ~:~ t_i \in \CC^\times \rbrace$ par : $$\label{Valpha}
V_\alpha \vert_{\TT_\CC} = \prod_{i=1}^n t_i^{-\alpha_i} \,  \sum_{k=1}^n (b_{\rho_\alpha})_k \, t_k \dfrac{\partial}{\partial t_k}.$$ Pour plus de détails, on pourra par exemple consulter la section 3 de [@oda2012convex].

Solitons de Kähler-Ricci dans le cas torique
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Soit $(X,g)$ un soliton de Kähler-Ricci et $\omega=\omega_g$. Le fait que $X$ soit un champ de vecteurs holomorphe et que $M$ soit une variété de Fano compacte implique, par la théorie de Hodge, qu’il existe une unique fonction $\theta_X \in \C^{\infty}(M)$ telle que $$i_X \omegaen un tore complexe $\TT_\CC$ qui s’injecte dans le groupe $\operatorname{Aut}^0(M)$, on note $\iota : \TT_\CC \rightarrow \operatorname{Aut}^0(M)$ cette injection. Ainsi, si $\ttt$ est l’algèbre de Lie de $\TT$ et $\ttt_\CC$ l’algèbre de Lie de $\TT_C$, nous obtenons que $\eta_0^\RR(M) = d\iota(\ttt_\CC)$ est une sous-algèbre de Lie de $\eta^\RR(M)$ ( où $\eta^\RR(M)$ est définie dans la section \[Francis\]) et qu’elle est aussi égale à la complexification de $d \iota(\ttt)$ i.e. $\eta_0^\RR(M) = d \iota(\ttt) \oplus J \, d \iota(\ttt)$. En particulier, on a que $\eta_0^\RR(M)$ est isomorphe à $\ttt \oplus \sqrt{-1} _, \ttt$.

Nous avons alors le lemme suivant qui caractérise la restriction de $\chi^{-1}$ à $\eta_0^\RR(M)$.

\[eta0decompo\] L’application $\chi^{-1}$ restreinte à $ \eta_0^\RR(M)$ est donnée via l’isomorphisme $\iota$ par $$\begin{array}{l|rcl}
\chi^{-1} \vert_{\eta_0^\RR} : & \eta_0^\RR  & \longrightarrow & \operatorname{Aff}_0^\CC(P)


cette notion, nous avons besoin de la définition d’un *trapèze de Calabi*.

Un trapèze de Calabi est un polytope de $\RR^2$ qui est égal à l’image d’un rectangle $[\alpha_1, \alpha_2] \times [\beta_1, \beta_2] \subset \RR^2$ avec $\alpha_1>0$ et $\beta_1 \geq 0$ par l’application $\sigma : (x,y) \mapsto (x,xy)$.

On fixe maintenant un trapèze de Calabi donné par l’image d’un rectangle $[\alpha_1, \alpha_2] \times [\beta_1, \beta_2]$. On peut alors écrire les normales à chaque arête sous la forme $$u_{\alpha_1} = C_{\alpha_1} \left( \begin{array}{c}
\alpha_1 \\
0
\end{array}  \right),~~ C_{\alpha_1}>0$$ $$u_{\alpha_2} = C_{\alpha_2} \left( \begin{array}{c}
\alpha_2 \\
0
\end{array}  \right),~~ C_{\alpha_2}<0$$ $$u_{\alpha_1} = C_{\beta_1} \left( \begin{array}{c}
\beta_1 \\
-1
\end{array}  \right),~~ C_{\beta_1}<0$$ $$u_{\beta_2} = C_{\beta_2} \left( \begin{array}{c}
\beta_2 \\
-1
\end{array}  \right),~~ C_{\beta_2}>0.$$ Ainsi le couple formé du trapèze de Calabi et ses vecteurs normaux (appelédonnée par $\mu=(x,xy)$. On appelle alors $(x,y)$ les coordonnées de Calabi.

On remarque que le polytope associé à $M$ est alors un trapèze de Calabi. Nous avons la proposition $4.9$ de [@Eve2]. Soit $(M,\omega,J,\TT^2, \mu)$ une variété torique de Calabi ayant pour polytope le trapèze de Calabi donné par les paramètres $(\alpha_1, \alpha_2, \beta_1, \beta_2, C_{\alpha_1}, C_{\alpha_2}, C_{\beta_1}, C_{\beta_2})$ et ayant pour coordonnées de Calabi $(x,y)$. Remarquons que $\Im \, x = [\alpha_1, \alpha_2]$ et $\Im \, y = [\beta_1, \beta_2]$. On pose $(t,s)$ les deux cordonnées d’angles correspondantes sur $M^{0}$. Alors nous avons qu’il existe deux fonctions $A \in \C^{\infty}(M)$ et $B \in \C^{\infty}(M)$ telles que

-   les fonctions $A$ et $B$ ne dépendent respectivement que de la variable $x$ et $y$ et sont strictement positives sur