third 40,000 square foot production facility in Pointe-Claire, Quebec, on Montreal’s West Island.

In addition, the Company holds approximately 9.6% of the issued shares (12.9% on a fully-diluted basis) in leading extraction technology company Radient Technologies Inc., based in Edmonton, and is in the process of completing an investment in Edmonton-based Hempco Food and Fiber for an ownership stake of up to 50.1%. Furthermore, Aurora is the cornerstone investor with a 19.9% stake in Cann Group Limited, the first Australian company licensed to conduct research on and cultivate medical cannabis. Aurora also owns Pedanios, a leading wholesale importer, exporter, and distributor of medical cannabis in the European Union (“EU”), based in Germany. Aurora’s common shares trade on TSX under the symbol “ACB”.

Original press release: http://www.newswire.ca/news-releases/aurora-begins-supplying-german-medical-cannabis-market-645657173.html

For fact-based information on AuroraSolanesol: added value from Solanaceous waste.
Isoprenoids, also known as terpenoids, are the largest and oldest class of natural products known. They are comprised of more than 40,000 different molecules all biosynthetically related via a common five carbon building block (isopentenyl). Many isoprenoids are of commercial interest and are used as fragrances in cosmetics and flavours, colorants and nutritional supplements in foods and feeds as well as being phytomedicines. Their industrial relevance also means they are compounds of high value with global markets in the range of $1 billion per annum. Solanesol is a 45-carbon, unsaturated, all-trans-nonaprenol isoprenoid of high value. Recently this molecule has received particular attention because of its utility, both in its own right and as a precursor in the production of numerous compounds used in


used to recover and reuse the catalyst. The catalyst was washed 3 times with DI water and dispersed in 10 μL and reused in the subsequent reaction. The nitro compounds as 4-NP is a typical example of toxic and persistent pollutant present in industrial waste water, soil and effluents that have an adverse effect directly on the aquatic life and human health, in general. The common substance that is regulated by USA Environmental Protection Agency is 4-NP. It is considered as a model for catalytic degradation studies. The catalytic properties of citrate-stabilized Cu and Pd nanoparticles were studied for the reduction of 4-NP in the presence of excess amount of NaBH~4~ in a quartz cell using UV-Vis spectroscopy.

During the process, 1 mL aqueous solution of 4-NP (0.1 mM)plots. The average size of Cu and Pd nanoparticles determined by nanomeasure software were adjusted as 40 and 50 nm, respectively. The particle sizes were determined by nanomeasure software.[@b33-ijn-12-8735]

Similarly, the morphology and size distribution of bimetallic Pd\@Cu nanoparticles were studied using SEM as shown in [Figure 1C](#f1-ijn-12-8735){ref-type="fig"} with the corresponding size distribution plots. It was observed that the average size of bimetallic Pd\@Cu nanoparticles measured by nanomeasure software was 380 nm (0.38 μm). Meanwhile, XRD analysis of the bimetallic Pd\@Cu nanoparticles was carried out as shown in [Figure 2](#f2-ijn-12-8735){ref-type="fig"}. The composition and structural verification of the prepared Pd\@Cu bimetallic nanoparticles by using the XRD and energy-dispersive X-ray are shown in [Figure 2A and B](#f2-ijn-12-8735){ref-type="fig"}, respectively. The XRD peaks caused by Cu-Pd bimetallic nanoparticles indexed as a face-centered cubic


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    II. THE FARRINGTON FAMILY                        16

   III. ’TWIXT CUP AND LIP                           36

    IV. TAKING THE SHILLING                          55

     V. A CRACK CORPS                    it cut in the world.

Military matters, in fact, were not held in the highest esteem in
the Duke’s Own. Nobody cared much about them. They were left to be
managed by anybody, anyhow. Now and again Colonel Prioleau raised
a feeble protest, but nobody listened to him or cared. He was told
that the regiment wished this, or thought that, and he immediately
succumbed. Those next senior to him, his two majors, were of little
assistance to him in driving the coach. One, Major Diggle, of whom
more directly, did not pretend to be a soldier at all. According
to his own ideas, he was always much better engaged. The other,
Major Byfield, had, unfortunately, been raised in another regiment,
and was so unpopular that he was worse than a cipher; the Duke’s
Own knew too well what was


the long run, when the regiment
returned. He experienced many disappointments, no doubt; for your
notable on his travels, so cordial and so gushing, is apt to give
you the cut direct if you meet him in his own hunting-grounds, at
home. Still there were some did not quite forget the hospitable and
obliging A.D.C.; and Major Cavendish-Diggle, at the invitation of
one, went into Norfolk to shoot; of another to Scotland to fish; in
the London season he found several houses open to him; and he was
finally raised to a pinnacle of satisfaction by Royal commands to
attend a garden party and a court ball.

In the Duke’s Own he was now a very great personage indeed. As both
the Colonel and Major Byfield were married he was the senior member
of the mess; always its most prominentwas Ernest’s bosom friend; what if he presently developed
into a friend and admirer of her own? Letitia was not exactly
ill-favored, but she was certainly not a beauty in the strict sense
of the term. Dark complexioned and thin lipped, but with a nose
too sharp, and cheek bones too high, her face was not strikingly
attractive to say the least of it; and the fact was being gradually
borne in upon her, as she grew on in years, by the slackness with
which suitors sought her hand. Major Cavendish-Diggle was one of
the first who showed better taste. Why should not men admire her?
She had a neat well-proportioned figure. Her eyes were good, of the
deep brown piercing order; her dark hair was abundant and rich. She
was a good talker, had all the accomplishments of


affair altogether into his own
hands. It was he who insisted that the ices should come straight
from Gunter’s, that there should be _foie gras_, plovers’ eggs,
and fresh truffles at supper; it was he who had conceived the
brilliant idea of placing silver-hooped barrels in the tea rooms,
full of champagne constantly on tap. He had commissioned the best
decorators in London to do up the ball rooms; one built, contiguous
to the mess-house, a boudoir, intended for the sole use of ladies,
which was furnished with ivory toilet appliances, and lined with
amber satin throughout; another designed an artificial grotto
filled with blocks of real ice, which, as they melted, fed a
number of fountains, whose waters fell in showers of sweet-scented
spray; a third, entrusted with the floral decorations, grouped
great masses of tropical plants, a wealth ofthe ‘system’ in force
in a regiment. No doubt in many minor details there is a marked
difference, but the broad outlines are, or ought to be, the same.
But it is a favourite dogma, especially with officers in whom
_esprit de corps_ is strong, that no one can understand this system
unless he has been trained in a regiment and assimilated it with
his earliest ideas. So when the major spoke even in a whisper, or
made the faintest hint of a suggestion, he was pooh-poohed and put
down. Diggle, his fellow, although junior field officer, quietly
said that it was all nonsense, that Byfield misunderstood the
situation, that he had better wait till he had longer experience in
the regiment before he presumed to put forward his views.

Major Byfield was thus satisfactorily repressed--but only for the
time. He


the rest.’

CHAPTER XII.

REVELATIONS.

The Larkins family had taken up their residence in a small cottage
on the road to the Moorish Castle. Larkins _père_ was now principal
barrack-sergeant, and as such was entitled to fairly good quarters.
He had aged considerably since our first acquaintance with him. His
hair was grizzled, his gait was stiff as though his ankle-joints
were affected by innumerable barrack inspections, and his eyes were
weak from constant search for nail-holes or other barrack damages,
or the continuous appraisement of fair wear and tear. Mrs. Larkins
had also changed appreciably. She was still buxom, however, and her
voice had lost none of its shrill power when she was aroused. This
was more seldom than of yore. Her children were no longer the trial
they had once been. The two eldest boys were out in the world;
Sennacheribbe allowed to be accompanied in court by a supporter.

He told Wallington, the magistrate, that he understood the prosecution "has an objection to that support person being a priest, although I can't understand that."

Gibson, the prosecutor, replied, "That's not quite right."

Pell was silent as he entered and left the court to a crush of media cameras and police, as well as throughout the initial 25 minutes of the hearing that was open to the public.

Richter said police had 21 witness statements provided by the defense that were favorable to the cardinal, but were not party of the case.

"These documents are certainly relevant to the alleged offenses," Richter said. "I know it doesn't suit the prosecution because they are exculpatory of the cardinal."

The case places both the cardinal and


mouse monoclonal (E-1), TBP (N-12), p300 (C-20), RAP74 (C-18), MED1 (C-19), Elk-1 (I-20) and *p*Elk-1 mouse monoclonal (B-4) were from Santa Cruz; the MSK1 sheep polyclonal (for immunoblots) and HDAC1 (2E10) and HDAC2 (3F3) mouse monoclonals and phospho/acetyl-H3S10K14 rabbit polyclonal were from Upstate; the *p*ERK rabbit monoclonal (20G11) and p38 (9212) were from Cell Signaling; the MED23 mouse monoclonal (D27) was from BD Biosciences; the RNAPII *p*S5-CTD (H14), *p*S2-CTD (H5) and RNAPII-CTD (8WG16) mouse monoclonals were from Abcam; the AlexaFluor 488 goat anti-mouse/AlexaFluor 568 goat anti-rabbit were from Invitrogen, Molecular Probes.

Generation of pre-initiation complexes *in vitro*
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Streptavidin-coated magnetic beads (300 μg), pre-washed in binding buffer (1 M NaCl, 10 mM Tris pH 7.4, 0.2 mM EDTA), were incubated with biotinylated promoter fragment (20--25 pmol) in binding buffer for 1for 10 min in PBS containing 0.4 μg ml^−1^ Hoechst 33258 and 10 min in PBS. Cover slips were mounted in Vectashield (Vector Labs).

Images were collected with a Leica SP2 Confocal Laser Scanning Microscope (CLSM), equipped with a Leica IRBE inverted fluorescence microscope (63× objective, oil-immersion, NA 1.3). The green fluorescence of AlexaFluor 488 or GFP was excited at a wavelength of 488 nm and detected at 498--550 nm using a spectrophotometer detection system; AlexaFluor 568 labelled proteins were excited at 561 nm and detected at 580--667 nm. In all cases, the pinhole was equivalent to 1 Airy disk. Images were collected as single optical sections, averaged 20 times, displayed using the associated Leica SP2 software and compiled using Adobe Photoshop. For image analysis, red and green-channel confocal


images were combined into a dual-colour image in Leica SP2 software. Lines were drawn through the nuclei and red and green channel line-scan intensity profiles were obtained. The correlation between the red and the green intensities was determined according to Pearson\'s correlation coefficient (*Rp*). For each nucleus examined, five independent line-scans were performed and averages were derived from 10 values.

RESULTS
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Generation and validation of PICs on SRE promoters
--------------------------------------------------

Three simple promoters were used to produce PICs in HeLa cell nuclear extracts ([Figure 1](#F1){ref-type="fig"}a). The SRE promoter consisted of a single copy of the c-*fos* SRE, which is known to bind SRF and Elk-1 in a ternary complex ([@B7]), centred 27-bp upstream of a TATA element. The DSE promoter carried a mutated ETS-binding site; the TATA promoter lacked an activating elementisolated, washed and resolved by SDS--PAGE for analysis by immunoblotting with antibodies against p300 (upper panel), MED1, MED23, RAP74, HDAC1 and HDAC2 (lower panel). Inputs were resolved in lanes 1 and 8; flow through fractions in lanes 5--7 and 12--14.

Functionality of these simple promoters *in vivo* was confirmed by reporter assays. The SRE was preferentially activated by C-Raf, a component of the ERK cascade, while the DSE promoter responded better to RhoA, which triggers an Elk-1 independent pathway involving the SRF co-activator MAL/MKL-1 ([@B42; @B43; @B44]) ([Figure 1](#F1){ref-type="fig"}d). In *in vitro* transcription assays, RNA was transcribed accurately from both circular ([Figure 1](#F1){ref-type="fig"}e, left panel) and linear (right panel) templates. However, similar levels of transcription were achieved from both SRE and TATA promoters and regardless of mitogen stimulation, as


S383 was assessed with a phospho-specific antibody ([Figure 3](#F3){ref-type="fig"}d) deletion of the D-box/KIM (Elk-ΔD) had only a minor effect on S383 phosphorylation whereas mutation of the FxFP site (FxLA) reduced S383 phosphorylation by ERK2 up to 90%. An Elk-1 mutant lacking both docking sites (dbl) was not phosphorylated by ERK2 under these conditions. When the Elk-1 mutants were tested for the ability to recruit ERK into SRE complexes recruitment of active ERK2 was impaired by mutation of the FxFP motif ([Figure 3](#F3){ref-type="fig"}e, compare lanes 4 and 8) and lost with the D box/KIM mutant (lanes 6 and 10). Thus, although the FxFP motif is necessary for efficient phosphorylation of Elk-1 residues critical for activation, only the D box/KIM appears to be essential for ERK recruitment to the SRE.it reeling. The combination of both of those ideas made me think that maybe I really could do something powerful. It made me think that I could possibly change the world and have an impact. I got it as a reminder to always be insane and creative and impulsive. The teapot is Russell’s teapot and is a testament to my Atheism. The teapot essentially disproves the idea of God because Russell said (paraphrased) that the it was just as likely that there was a teapot floating in space as it was that God existed. I’m also just really fascinated with the idea of the universe and space.

I have a poem tattooed on my full back, with a signature at the end. Is “Annabel Lee“, a very well-known poem


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A potential goal of herpesvirus vaccines is the preventive or prophylactic vaccination of individuals with increased risk factors for developing severe manifestations of infection. This could include immune suppressed persons, for whom it may be catastrophic to receive a vaccine in which WT virus is present, even at miniscule levels. While subunit vaccines against herpesviruses have been tested[@b15][@b16][@b17][@b18], there currently is not a virus-like particle (VLP) equivalent vaccine formulation in trials. If available, such a vaccine could potentially provide increased protection due to the presence of a broader repertoire of viral epitopes against which to mount an immune response. Replication and latency-defective viruses offer a potential VLP platform, as these viruses essentially would be biologically inert upon inoculation into a recipient host. However, production of such vaccines wouldGaza precisely because it was clearly used as a pretext for tightening its hold on the West Bank and East Jerusalem, rather than serving as the first step in a broader dismantling of the settlement enterprise.

Indeed, if Israel’s primary objective during its 45-year occupation was security, it could have maintained a military occupation from 1967 to the present day without building a single settlement, and in so doing remained in compliance with IHL. However, once Israel began establishing civilian settlements, the occupation became a political-territorial project that directly contravenes international law and is defined by the systematic commission of war crimes. This is why Israel is so adamant about having the PA agree not to pursue war crimes charges at the International Court of Justice or International Criminal


and more vehicles in the past decade, the improvements in engines and fuels have helped keep the air clean, he said.

But don’t start breathing easy just yet.

“We are having more episodic events,” Brygger said.

There are two basic kinds of “episodic events.” The first kind is dust storms. These events can carry dust, generally about 10 micrometers in size, into the valley from the deserts.

“Small particles, less than 10 micrometers in diameter (about 1/4 the size of a grain of salt), pose the greatest problems,” according to the state report. “The smallest particles (generally about 2.5 micrometers in size) can get deep into the lungs, and some may even get into the bloodstream.”

Valley residents are not totally at the mercy of wind driven events. There are plenty of air-pollutionare fine enough to get all the way down into the deep recesses of your lungs,” he said.

More people moving into the valley will put even greater challenges to maintain clean air, but now is the time to plan for the future, he said.

“We are becoming much denser, and the urban plan is to force density to increase rather than sprawl. We need to be sensitive to our neighbors’ health,” Brygger said.


Q:

my very first php exercise puts '000' on the screen - what is going on?

My code is below.
I set up XAMP, and whatever non-php stuff I type in the html file prints out just fine.
But where is the '000' coming from?
Looks vaguely like some UNIX permissions but again, what is going on?
my lessons mention nothing like this. Thanks.
<!DOCTYPE html>

    <meta charset="UTF-8">
    <title>OOP in PHP</title>

    <?php include("class_lib.php"); ?>

    <?php
        $stefan = new person();
        $jimmy = new person();

        $stefan->set_name('Stefan Mischook');
        $jimmy->set_name('Nick Waddles');

        echoQ:

Ruby on Rails: Error messages not displaying since changing order of a list

I recently asked for help reordering a list of check boxs, Ruby on Rails: re-order checkbox tag
I found a good answer and went away and changed my code. From this,

  Technologies:

  <% for technol in Technol.all %>

    <%= check_box_tag "project[technol_ids][]", technol.id,  @project.technols.include?(technol) %>
    <%= technol.tech %>

  <% end %>

to this,

Technologies:

<% @all_technols.each do |technol| %>

<%= check_box_tag "project[technol_ids][]", technol.id,


and instead the I get an error messsage of:
NoMethodError in Projects#create
line #256 raised:
undefined method `each' for nil:NilClass

Extracted source (around line #256):
253:
254: <p><ul>
255:
256: <% @all_technols.each do |technol| %>
257:
258:
259:

It must have something to do with reordering the technologies, but I can't seem to find a fix. Hopefully someone can see where I'm going wrong. Thanks in advance.
EDIT
def create
    @project = Project.new(params[:project])
        @project.client = params[:new_client] unless params[:new_client].blank?
        @project.role = params[:new_role] unless params[:new_role].blank?
        @project.industry = params[:new_industry] unless params[:new_industry].blank?
        @project.business_div = params[:new_business_div] unless params[:new_business_div].blank?

if !params[:technols].nil?

     Pages

Monday, November 24, 2008

kenken

i have never owned a pet animal in my entire life until i adopted kenken. i've always avoided having pets because it would mean commitment. i don't like obligations and responsibilities. although things have changed when i adopted kenken. i actually named him Kenshin (from my fave anime character). he's a snob and a spoiled brat. whenever i'm home, he'd always sleep with me or hang around with me lying on my tummy or leaning on my legs. he never liked other people except me, mum and grandma. my grandma always tease me that he behaves like me.

this morning, my mum sent me a message. ken came home sick yesterday afternoon. they brought him to a vet and was given medicine. she brought him home


Measurement of subpubic arch angle by three-dimensional transperineal ultrasound and impact on vaginal delivery.
To assess whether antepartum measurement of the subpubic arch angle (SPAA) as a parameter of the bony pelvic outlet can predict vaginal delivery. Between January 2007 and June 2011, 625 nulliparous women with a singleton pregnancy were recruited from the antenatal clinic to be interviewed and have a four-dimensional transperineal ultrasound examination. Ultrasound examinations were performed between 34 and 36 weeks of gestation. Volume ultrasound data were saved for offline analysis, blinded against all other data. The SPAA was measured in the axial plane and logistic regression analysis was used to examine the association between SPAA and outcomes of vaginal delivery vs Cesarean section in the second stage of labor, and normal vs assisted vaginalis your best point of access for Banff and Jasper, and a worthwhile destination in its own right. Calgary is the heart of the largest metropolitan area between Toronto and Vancouver, with over 1,210,000 people as of 2011 (1.1 million within city limits), making it Canada's fourth largest metropolitan area.

Calgary was founded by the Northwest Mounted Police (NWMP) in 1875 and was originally called Fort Brisebois. (The name was changed to Fort Calgary in 1876, named after Calgary Bay on the Isle of Mull.) The NWMP was sent west to ensure that Canada would not have an American-style "Wild West". Grave concerns about this were raised after the Cypress Hills Massacre of natives by drunken wolf hunters in 1873. Calgary was one of several forts established in Western


rabbit antisera to CA 125 antigen competitively inhibited the binding of MAb OC125 to both CA 125 and the discrepant IgM. The discrepant activity thus appears to reflect binding of this human IgM to a idiotope of MAb OC125. Radioiodination of MAb OC125 by a different technique eliminated the discrepant activity and decreased the incidence of CA 125 positivity in an at-risk population of apparently healthy women, increasing the specificity of the IRMA to 99.8% in this group.claws came within an inch of the Witch, Subaru saw his wounds, previously gouged by the shadow, beginning to squirm.

Squirming wounds―― caused by none other than the shadows at the Witch’s feet that had crawled onto Garfiel’s limbs. The tips of the supposedly massless shadows slid themselves into the openings of the great tiger’s wounds and scattered into wanton destruction, rending flesh and sending blood spouting out.

And just like that, unable to withstand the mounting pressure inside, Garfiel’s massive, infiltrated body exploded.

He couldn’t even put up the most basic resistance against this ruthless method of trampling a life.

In the course of an instant, the thing that was once Garfiel splattered throughout the clearing into small piles of dark-red slivers of flesh. Only the golden fur sticking to some


――Don’t call me that!!]

Hearing that tender suffix, Subaru screamed back, overtaken by rage.

Every ounce of that doting voice, gesture, and address offended Subaru’s very senses.

[Subaru: Who gave you permission to call me that… Don’t make me laugh. Don’t fucking make me laugh! Don’t you fucking make me laugh!!]

Her closeness at his side.

The affection instilled in that call.

That loveliness at a distance close enough to touch.

There was only one person in the world who was permitted to address him this way.

――And it was certainly not this Witch standing before him.

[Subaru: You’re just a filthy Witch, so don’t make me laugh. There is only one person that right belongs to. And I won’t let anyone else have it. No… Even if it’s one strand of hair, one fragment of aclearing. Feeling his soles sinking into the mire, Subaru quickly jumped off that patch of ground.

[Subaru: What’s with you…… soon as I mention another girl’s name you get lively all of a sudden, oy!]

{???: I love you I love you I love you I love you}

[Subaru: No matter how many times you mutter that, I’m not going to love you! My heart’s number One and Two places have already been filled. There’s absolutely no room for a Witch to come in!]

Exchange blow for blow―― even if the only words coming from the Witch’s mouth were monotone repetitions of love.

But, when he sensed a definite twinge of emotion in response to his provocations, Subaru’s cheeks twisted into a wicked grin. Getting on other people’s nerves was precisely his strong


being put on a trivial superconductor\[\]. Both systems detect MFs through tunneling experiment. It is believed that MFs can cause zero-bias conductance peak (ZBP) in conductance spectrum\[\] and indeed the experiment has observed the signature of ZBP. However, ZBPs itself cannot imply the MFs conclusively. Other sources can cause the similar phenomena, such as the disorder induced trivial states or weak-antilocalization\[\]. To unambiguously determine MFs, further efforts are greatly needed.

Besides ZBPs, another significant feature of MFs is $4\pi$ Josephson current. When two topological superconducting wire put together to form a topological Josephson junction (Top-JJ), the super current is $4\pi$ periodic if there are MFs existing at the ends of both wires. This is different from the trivial case without MFs. In trivial case only Cooper pairs can tunnel,numerical results directly verify this conclusion. We used the tight-binding model as described in Eq. (1). The length of the wire is $N_xa=4\mu m$ and $t_c=0.4t$. Fig. 1(b) shows the information of Dos along $E(\phi) \varpropto sin(\phi/2)$ with setting the chemical potential $\mu=-2t$ which lies in the topological region. As we adjust the flux $\phi$, both Dos of electrons and holes oscillate $4\pi$ period and parity correlated. While the Dos of electrons along $E(\phi) \varpropto -sin(\phi/2)$ is the same as the Dos of hole along $E(\phi) \varpropto sin(\phi/2)$. Interestingly, when two trivial fermion states interfered with each other, the situation is totally different. In Fig. 1(c), when we set the chemical potential $\mu=-2t+4$ which lies at the non-topological region, we can see the period is $2\pi$ both for


is the self-energy of electron part of the leads while $\Gamma_h$ is the self-energy of hole part of the leads, and $E_M$ is the coupling energy of two MFs. $\Gamma_e \varpropto |u_{\pm}|^2= 1\pm sin(\phi/2)$ is proportional to the Dos of electron part and $\Gamma_h \varpropto |\upsilon_{\pm}|^2=1\mp sin(\phi/2)$ proportional to the Dos of hole part. Thus, AR read the combined Dos of electron and hole part. What’s more, we can see that if two MFs are uncoupled to each other , then $|u_{\pm}|^2 = |\upsilon_{\pm}|^2$ and $T_A$ will show the well known resonant AR caused by MFs. To detect the local Dos of electron part and hole part, we need additional information beyond AR process. Thus, adding another STM lead to detect the electron transmission (ET) or crossed Andreev---
abstract: 'The sigmoidal tuning curve that maximizes the mutual information for a Poisson neuron, or population of Poisson neurons, is obtained. The optimal tuning curve is found to have a discrete structure that results in a quantization of the input signal. The number of quantization levels undergoes a hierarchy of phase transitions as the length of the coding window is varied. We postulate, using the mammalian auditory system as an example, that the presence of a subpopulation structure within a neural population is consistent with an optimal neural code.'
author:
- 'Alexander P. Nikitin'
- 'Nigel G. Stocks'
- 'Robert P. Morse'
- 'Mark D. McDonnell'
title: Neural Population Coding is Optimized by Discrete Tuning Curves
---

Neuronal responses often appear noisy in the sense that repeated presentation of identical stimuli result in variable action potential


for v.
-5
Solve c + c + 2*l + 16 = 0, -72*l - 12 = -151*l + 82*l for c.
-4
Solve 4*d + 5*l = 2, -42*d - 88 = 401*l - 403*l for d.
-2
Solve 24*b + 0*v - 2*v + 908 = -4*v, 3*b - 1496*v + 1494*v = -118 for b.
-38
Solve -r + 3*o - 10 = 0, 852984 = -8*r + 5*o + 852904 for r.
-10
Solve -11*v - 4*d = 22, 0*d + 5*d - 1405 + 702 = -v - 705 for v.
-2
Solve -a = -519*d - 4*a + 1590, a - 14 = -33*d + 32*d for d.
3
Solve -5*i + 5 = 5*g, -5*i + 108*g = 138*g - 5 for i.
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Solve 104 + 102 = 8*n + 24*n + 20*v - 38, 5*vEric Bowling were honored at halftime, along with fellow seniors Jody Grigsby and Colin Wolper. The Bears will have another chance to get their first win this season on Friday in Asheville, N.C., against Warren Wilson College, while the Bulldogs host Shawnee State Saturday.


works well on small projects but on large projects with lots of templates, you find yourself making a ton of small async requests on page load which I really dislike.  (ugh... ok, you can get around it with Require.js by pre-compiling your initial dependencies with r.js, but for templates, this still feels wrong to me)
I like using a grunt task (grunt-contrib-jst) to compile all of the HTML templates into a single templates.js file and include that.  You get the best of all worlds IMO... templates live in a file, compilation of said templates happen at build time (not runtime), and you don't have one hundred tiny async requests when the page starts up.
Everything below is junk
For me, I prefer the simplicity of including a JS filesingle song I’ve got stored in iTunes. So in order to transfer a song to my phone, I have to search for it first, on a list of several thousand songs. If I’ve just downloaded five different songs by five different artists, the search can be very time-consuming. Is there a way around this problem that I’ve missed? Because I’m finding the new version of iTunes very frustrating.

Bakari Chavanu

December 15, 2012

Daniel, can you create a smart album that could assist you in what you need?

Bakari Chavanu

Jorge

December 15, 2012

How do you drag album artwork into this version of Itunes? Where did the genius reommended songs go?

Bakari Chavanu

December 15, 2012

You an add album art either through the selecting a song(s), right-clicking and selecting “Get Info”. Then select the Artwork button.


         dialog.dismiss();
            }
        }
        mailing(_isRepairable);
        new MyAsyncTask().execute(_mail);
    }
}

The line:
if(AppStatus.haveNetworkConnection(_context))

returns a boolean true if the user has a working internet connection. false otherwise.
What I want is to queue all the image paths (and mails sent afterwards) in the desired ArrayList so i can send them all at a later moment when the user has a working internet Connection. Please help me out!

A:

You could store your image paths in a list (or something similar) and persist the list, let's say in Shared Preferences. As you finish uploadingQ:

Fatal PDO Error: Cannot use object of type PDOStatement as array in

I'm getting an fatal error trying to run this, and I can't figure out why. The error is:
Fatal error: Cannot use object of type PDOStatement as array in C:\xxx.php on line 22
Line 22 is the line
if($resultaat['poop'] == 0){

Here is the full code
if ($db <> NULL) {

        $sql = "SELECT COUNT(leerlingen.bestemming) AS someVar FROM leerlingen, bestemmingen
        WHERE leerlingen.bestemming = (SELECT bestemming FROM bestemmingen WHERE bestemmingsnummer =  $_GET[bestemmingsnummer]) ";
        $resultaat = $db->query($sql);

        if($resultaat['someVar'] == 0){

            echo '<script type="text/javascript">';


---
author:
- Mario Pasquato
- Chul Chung
bibliography:
- 'manuscript.bib'
date: 'Received XXXX/ Received YYYY'
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Introduction
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[Machine-Learning (ML) algorithms are used to automatically extract patterns from datasets and to make predictions based on the acquired knowledge. They are often used when it is impractical or otherwise not advisable to proceed manually, either because of the size of the data or because of its complexity (e.g. extremely high dimensionality), that prevents the use of simple models and direct visualization. ML algorithms are usually divided into two classes: supervised (in which a set of training examples is used by the algorithm to build a predictive model to be used in a subsequent phase) and unsupervised (in which the algorithm identifies patterns directly fromthe one for which the distance between the two groups along its perpendicular is maximal. Since linear separation is not always possible, in the general case the points in feature space are mapped to points in a higher-dimensional space where it is easier to find a separating hyperplane, which corresponds to a curved hypersurface when brought back to the original feature space.]{}

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abstract: 'The magnetoresistance of a granular superconductor in a strong magnetic field is considered. It is assumed that this field destroys the superconducting gap in each grain, such that all interesting effects considered in the paper are due to superconducting fluctuations. The conductance of the system is assumed to be large, which allows us to neglect all localization effects as well as the Coulomb interaction. It is shown that at low temperatures the superconducting fluctuations reduce the one-particle density of states but do not contribute to transport. As a result, the resistivity of the normal state exceeds the classical resistivity approaching the latter only in the limit of extremely strong magnetic fields, and this leads to a negative magnetoresistance. We present detailed calculations of physical quantities relevant forboth the MT and DOS corrections types and its contribution can be written as follows [@Aslamazov68] $$\frac{\delta \sigma _{AL}}{\sigma _{Drude}}=\lambda \left(
\frac{T_{c}}{T-T_{c}}\right) ^{\beta } \label{AL1}$$ where $\lambda $ is a small dimensionless positive parameter $\lambda
\ll 1$ and $\beta =1/2$ for the three-dimensional case (3D), 1 for 2D and 3/2 for quasi-1D. Eq. (\[AL1\]) was derived using a perturbation theory and therefore is valid provided the inequality $\delta \sigma
_{AL}/\sigma _{Drude}\ll 1$ is fulfilled.

Although typically the AL and MT corrections are larger than the DOS contribution, a small decrease of the transverse conductivity is possible in layered materials [@ioffe] in a temperature interval not very close to the transition. It is relevant to emphasize that all previous study of the fluctuations has been done near the critical temperature $T_{c}$ in a


zero or a weak magnetic field. In contrast, we are mainly concentrated on study of the transport at very low temperature in a strong magnetic field. To the best of our knowledge, fluctuations in this region have not been considered so far.

A strong magnetic field destroys the superconducting gap in each granule. However, even at magnetic fields $H$ exceeding the critical field $H_{c}$ virtual Cooper pairs can still be formed. It turns out, and it will be shown below, the influence of these pairs on the macroscopical transport is drastically different from that near $T_{c}$. The existence of the virtual pairs leads to a reduction of the DOS but, in the limit $T\rightarrow 0,$ these pairs cannot travel from one granule to another. As a result, the conductivitycan write corrections to the classical conductivity as a sum of corrections to the DOS and of Aslamazov-Larkin (AL) $\sigma _{AL}$ and Maki-Thompson (MT) $\sigma
_{MT}$ corrections. Diagrams describing these contributions are represented in Fig. 2.

The total conductivity $\sigma $ can be written as $$\sigma =\sigma _{DOS}+\sigma _{AL}+\sigma _{MT}  \label{a2}$$ where $\sigma _{DOS}$ is given by equation $$\sigma _{DOS}=\sigma _{0}\left( 4T\right) ^{-1}\int\limits_{-\infty
}^{+\infty }[\nu (\varepsilon )/\nu _{0}]^{2}\cosh
^{-2}(\frac{\varepsilon }{2T})d\varepsilon , \label{a3}$$ In Eq. (\[a3\]), $\sigma _{0}=2\pi e^{2}R^{-1}\left( t/\delta
\right) ^{2}$ is the classical conductivity of the granular metal. It can be rewritten in terms of the dimensionless conductance of the system $J$ as $$\sigma _{0}=\frac{8Je^{2}}{\pi R}  \label{a4}$$ where the conductance $J$ equals $$J\equiv (\pi ^{2}/4)(t/\delta )^{2} \label{a40}$$

The inequality (\[a1\]) is equivalent to the condition $$J\gg 1  \label{a400}$$ The function


the Matsubara frequencies $\varepsilon
_{n}=\pi T(2n+1)$ using temperature Green functions. At the end one should, as usual Ref. [@AGD], make the analytical continuation $i\varepsilon _{n}\rightarrow \varepsilon $ . The magnetic field will be considered in the quasi-classical approximation $l\ll L_{c}$, where $l$ is a mean free path and $L_{c}$ is a cyclotron radius. In this approximation, the magnetic field results in the appearance of additional phases in Green functions $$G(i\epsilon _{n},\vec{r},\vec{r^{\prime }})=G^{(0)}(i\epsilon
_{n},\vec{r}-\vec{r^{\prime }})\exp \left(
\frac{ie}{c}\int\limits_{\vec{r}}^{\vec{r^{\prime
}}}\vec{A}d\vec{r}\right) ,$$ where $G^{(0)}(i\epsilon _{n},\vec{r}-\vec{r^{\prime }})$ is the Green function without magnetic field. In the zero order approximation in the superconducting fluctuations, the disorder averaged Green function $G^{(0)}$ in the momentum representation has the form: $$G^{\left( 0\right) }\left( i\varepsilon _{n},{\bf p}\right) =\left(
i\varepsilon _{n}-\xi \left( {\bf p}\right) +i\left( 2\tau \right)
^{-1}sgn\varepsilon _{n}\right) ^{-1} \label{a5}$$ The diagrams in Fig. 2by a Gaussian integration over an auxiliary field $\Delta $ (Hubbard-Stratonovich transformation). Then, one can perform averaging over the electron quantum states, thus reducing the calculation to computation of a functional integral over the field $\Delta $. In principle, one obtains within such a scheme a complicated free energy functional and the integral cannot be calculated exactly. The situation simplifies if the fluctuations are not very strong. Then, one can expand the free energy functional in $\Delta $ and come to Gaussian integrals that can be treated without difficulties. For the problem considered the propagator $K $ is proportional to the average of the square of the field $\langle {
|\Delta _{k}|}^{2}\rangle $. In terms of the functional integral this quantity is written as $$\langle {|\Delta |}^{2}\rangle =\frac{\int {|\Delta


|}^{2}\exp (-\beta
F_{eff}[\Delta ,\Delta ^{\ast }])D\Delta D\Delta ^{\ast }}{\int \exp
(-\beta F_{eff}[\Delta ,\Delta ^{\ast }])D\Delta D\Delta ^{\ast }}
\label{Delta}$$ here $\beta =1/T$ and $F_{eff}[\Delta ,\Delta ^{\ast }]$ is the effective free energy functional. We have chosen the parameters in such a way that the grains are zero-dimensional. Therefore, it is sufficient to integrate over the zero space harmonics only, which means that the field $\Delta $ in the integral in Eq. (\[Delta\]) does not depend on coordinates. In the quadratic approximation in the field $\Delta $ the free energy functional $F_{eff}$ includes two different terms $$F_{eff}=F_{eff}^{(1)}+F_{eff}^{(2)}  \label{F1000}$$ where $F_{eff}^{(1)}$ describes the superconducting fluctuations in an isolated grain and $F_{eff}^{(2)}$ takes into account tunneling from grain to grain. For the first term we obtain after standard manipulations $$F_{eff}^{(1)}\left[ \Delta ,\Delta ^{\ast^{-1},$$

$$\eta ({\bf q})\equiv \left( 8/3\pi \right) \sum_{i=1}^{3}J\left(
\delta /{\cal E}_{0}(H)\right) \left( 1-\cos q_{i}d\right) ,
\label{eta}$$

The pole of the propagator $K(i\Omega _{k},{\bf q})$ at ${\bf q}=0$, $\Omega _{k}=0$ determines the field $H_{c}$, at which the BCS gap disappears in a single grain. From the form of Eq. (\[eta\]) we find $${\cal E}_{0}(H_{c})=\Delta _{0}.  \label{critical}$$

The result for $H_{c}$, Eqs. (\[a9\], \[critical\]), agrees with the one obtained long ago by another method [@Larkin]. We can see from Eqs. (\[eta\], \[critical\]) that the term $\eta ({\bf q})$ describing tunneling is very important if $H$ is close to $H_{c}$.

Eqs. (\[a10\]), (\[eta\]) give the explicit formulae for the functions $C $ and $K$ and allow us to calculate the correction $\delta \nu $ to the DOS . The analytical expression for the diagram, Fig. 2a,


q}}{{(2\pi
)}^{3}}T\sum_{\Omega _{k}}K(i\Omega _{k},{\bf q})K(i\Omega
_{k}-i\omega _{n},{\bf q})B_{1}^{2}(0,{\bf q}) \label{QAL}$$ where $B_{1}(0,{\bf q})$ corresponds to one electron loop. The analytical expression for this loop reads $$\begin{aligned}
B_{1}(0,{\bf q})=- &&4i\int \sin q_{i}^{\prime }d\cos
(q_{i}-q_{i}^{\prime })d\frac{d^{3}{\bf q}^{\prime }}{{(2\pi
)}^{3}}\frac{edt^{2}V^{2}}{{(2\pi \nu _{0}\tau )}^{2}}\times
\label{c100} \\ &&\int \frac{d^{3}{\bf p}_{1}d^{3}{\bf p}_{2}}{{(2\pi
)}^{6}}T\sum_{\varepsilon _{n}}G(i\varepsilon _{n},{\bf
p}_{1})G(-i\varepsilon _{n},{\bf p}_{1})G(i\varepsilon _{n},{\bf
p}_{2})G(-i\varepsilon _{n},{\bf p}_{2})C^{2}(i\varepsilon _{n})
\nonumber\end{aligned}$$ The functions $\sin q'_{i}d$ and $\cos (q_{i}-q'_{i})d$ in Eq. (\[c100\]) correspond to the current and tunneling vertices, respectively. Eq. (\[QAL\]) is obtained by considering four different types of AL diagrams that are obtained from each other by permutations of the current and tunneling vertices. Summing over the spin of the electrons we get the additional factor $2$. As in the preceding Section we calculate the impurity vertices neglecting the tunneling term, which is justified if the inequality (\[F201\]) is fulfilled.in this region. Far from $H_{c}$ the magnetoresistance is negative again.

The critical field $H_{c_{2}}$ in the granulated superconductors {#sec6.5}
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In the previous Sections we considered transport in granulated superconductors at magnetic fields $H$ not far from the field $H_{c}$. The field $H_{c}$ is the field destroying the superconducting gap in a single isolated granule. We have seen that the main contribution due to the superconducting fluctuations comes from the correction to the density of states, Eq. (\[Hc\]), and this correction remains finite in the limit $H\rightarrow H_{c}$. But is the field $H_{c}$ a critical field in the system of the granules coupled to each other by tunneling? If it were a critical field what would happen at $H<H_{c}$? Would the system be macroscopically the superconductor or normal metal? Or,


may be, this would be a new state of matter?

To answer these questions we should derive the effective action $F_{eff}\left[ \Delta ,\Delta ^{\ast }\right] $, Eqs. (\[F1000\], \[F1\], \[F2\]), more carefully than it has been done in Sec.\[sec2\]. Namely, until now we considered only the effect of the magnetic field on the electron motion inside the grains, neglecting its influence on the correlation of the phases of the order parameter $\Delta _{i}$ of different grains. However, to understand whether the system is macroscopically superconductor or not, we must consider the macroscopic motion and thus, the effect of the magnetic field on the phase correlation.

In this Section we come back to the derivation of effective action $F_{eff}\left[ \Delta ,\Delta ^{\ast }\right] $ taking into account the influence of magneticof the single grain. The gradient expansion in Eq. (\[c2\]) was done under the assumption that the magnetic flux through one grain is smaller than the flux quantum $\phi _{0}$.

In the conventional Ginzburg-Landau free energy the coefficient in front of the gradient term is proportional to the square of the coherence length $\xi $. Therefore, using Eq. (\[c2\]) we can extract the macroscopic coherence length $\xi $. Recalling that the free energy of a single grain is $\nu V\Delta ^{2}$, where $V$ is a volume of single grain, we obtain $$\xi ^{2}\sim JR^{2}(\delta /\Delta _{0})  \label{c3}$$ If the conductance $J$ is large enough the behavior of the granulated superconductors is the same as in a bulk sample with the effective coherence length $\xi $. Now we estimate


obtain for the superconducting propagator $K$ $$K(i\Omega _{k})=-\nu _{0}^{-1}\left( \frac{1}{2}\ln \left(
\frac{({\cal E}_{0}(H)+|\Omega _{k}|)^{2}+E_{Z}^{2}}{\Delta
_{0}^{2}}\right) +\eta ({\bf q})\right) ^{-1} \label{Kbig}$$ In the region $\tilde{h}=(H-H_{0})/H_{0}\ll 1$, where $H_{0}$ is given Eq. (\[general\]), expanding the logarithm in the superconducting propagator we obtain $$K(i\Omega _{k})=-\nu _{0}^{-1}\left( 2\tilde{h}+\frac{|\Omega
_{k}|}{\Delta _{0}}+\eta ({\bf q})\right) ^{-1}$$ Using Eqs. (\[fulnu\], \[connection\]) for the correction to the conductivity we obtain the same result as before, Eq. (\[Hc\]), but with the new $h_{0}$. Eqs. (\[estDOS0\]-\[a23\]) are correct for in general case.

In the limit of a strong magnetic field $\tilde{h}\gg 1$ we can neglect with logarithmic accuracy the $\Omega $-dependence of superconducting propagator in Eq. (\[Kbig\]). Using Eqs. (\[fulnu\], \[cooperon2\], \[connection\]) we obtain for the correction to the conductivity at strong magnetic fields $$\frac{\delta \sigma _{DOS}}{\sigma _{0}}=-\frac{2}{3}\left(
\frac{\delta }{E_{Z}(H)}\right) \arctan \left( \frac{E_{Z}(H)}{{\cal
E}_{0}(H)}\right) \lncritical temperature $T_{c}$ is that the AL and MT corrections are not small in comparison with the correction from the DOS. Repeating the calculations of Sections \[sec2\] and \[sec3\] for $T-T_{c}\ll
T_{c}$ and $H=0$ we write the contribution from the DOS and the AL correction as $$\frac{\delta \sigma _{DOS}}{\sigma _{0}}=-\frac{7\zeta (3)}{2{\pi
}^{2}}\frac{\delta }{T_{c}}\left\langle
\frac{1}{\frac{T-T_{c}}{T_{c}}+\eta _{2}(q)}\right\rangle _{q},
\label{Tc}$$

$$\frac{\sigma _{AL}}{\sigma _{0}}=0.17\frac{t^{2}}{T_{c}^{2}}
\sum\limits_{i=1}^{3}\left\langle \frac{\sin ^{2}q_{i}d}{{\ }\left(
{\frac{T-T_{c}}{T_{c}}+\eta _{2}(q)}\right) ^{3}}\right\rangle _{q}
\label{main}$$

where $\eta _{2}(q)\equiv 1/3\sum\limits_{i=1}^{3}J(\delta
/T_{c})(1-\cos q_{i}d)$.

To calculate the MT correction, Fig. 2b, we should renormalize the impurity vertices taking into account the tunneling term. This is necessary, because in the anomalous MT contribution strongly diverges in low dimension if the magnetic field is weak. So, the tunnelling from grain to grain can provide convergence of the integrals giving the anomalous MT contribution. The Dyson equation for the Cooperon $C$


extracted values of the parameters into Eq. (\[exp4\]) we can estimate the maximal increase of the resistivity. As a result, we obtain $\left( \delta \rho /\rho
_{0}\right) _{\max }\approx 0.4$, which is somewhat smaller but not far from the value $\left( \delta \rho /\rho \right) _{\exp }\approx
1$ observed experimentally.

Although our theory gives smaller values of $\left( \delta \rho /\rho
_{0}\right) _{\max }$ than the experimental ones, the discrepancy cannot be attributed to the weak localization effects. Using the experimental values of $J$, $\delta $ and $\Delta _{0}$ we find from Eq. (\[exp5\]) that $\delta \sigma _{WL}$ is $10$ times smaller than $\delta \sigma _{DOS}$. The value of the correction $\delta
\sigma _{WL}/\sigma _{0}$, Eq. (\[exp3\]), near $H_{c}$ equals $2.8\times 10^{-2}$. Strictly speaking, all calculations have been done under the assumption offrom Eq. (\[l\]) that $\delta
\rho /\rho _{0}\sim H^{-1}$. This means that the correction to the classical conductivity is still sensitive to the magnetic field far away from $H_{c}$. As concerns the weak localization correction $\delta \sigma _{WL}$ given by Eq. (\[exp3\]), it decays at large magnetic fields as $H^{-4}$ and is always small.

The dependence of the conductivity $\sigma $ on the magnetic field $H$ is completely different at temperatures $\left| T-T_{c}\right| \ll
T_{c}$ because in this region all types of the corrections considered in the previous sections can play a role depending on the value of the magnetic field. At low magnetic fields the Aslamazov-Larkin $\delta
\sigma _{AL}$ and anomalous Maki-Thompson $\delta \sigma _{MT}^{\left(
an\right) }$ corrections give the main contribution because they are most divergent near the critical point. At


the macroscopic conductivity. The conductivity can reach its classical value only in extremely strong magnetic fields when all the virtual Cooper pairs do not exist anymore. This leads to the negative magnetoresistance.

We analyze both the orbital and Zeeman mechanisms of the destruction of superconductivity as well as the limits of low temperatures and temperatures close to the critical temperature $T_{c}$. The results demonstrate that, at low temperatures $T\ll T_{c}$, there must be a pronounced peak in the dependence of the resistivity on the magnetic field. This peak should be much smaller in the region of temperatures $T\ll T_{c}$ because, in this region the superconducting fluctuations can contribute to transport, thus diminishing the role of the reduction of the density of states. We were able also to consider differentwhich are mounted aft the aircraft engine and connected to a stick operable by the boat pilot. Typically, the engine faces rearwardly so that the propeller functions as a pusher.
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Capt Bruce Fenstermacher, a former US Air Force officer, also claims he saw a cigar-shaped UFO hovering above a nuclear base in Wyoming in 1976..[fonte]supervision of the Ministry of Antiquity, it faces the danger of deterioration and depletion of water, which has been the concern for the first time in the history of the bath.

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specific and in accordance with the principles, purpose, and goals of the Criminal
Sentencing Reform Act of 1989. Tenn. Code Ann. §§ 40-35-104 (1997), 40-35-302 (Supp. 2001);
State v. Palmer, 902 S.W.2d 391, 393 (Tenn. 1995). The misdemeanor offender must be sentenced
to an authorized determinant sentence with a percentage of that sentence designated for eligibility
for rehabilitative programs. Generally, a percentage of not greater than 75 percent of the sentence
should be fixed for a misdemeanor offender; however, a DUI offender may be required to serve 100
percent of his sentence. Palmer, 902 S.W.2d at 393-94. A convicted misdemeanant, unlike a
convicted Class B, C, D, or E felon, has no presumption of entitlement to a minimum sentence.
State v. Baker, 966 S.W.2d 429, 434 (Tenn. Crim. App. 1997); State v. Creasy, 885 S.W.2d 829,order 5.
Adjunction shows that $K_F$ is the restriction of $O_{\mathbf P^3}(1)$. In particular, $K_F$ has nonvanishing global sections. Choose one such section $\omega$.
Now let $$\Omega = \bigotimes_{g \in G} g^* \omega.$$
By construction, $\Omega$ is a nonvanishing $G$-invariant global section of $K_F^{\otimes 5}$. Therefore it descends via the quotient map $q:F \rightarrow S$ to a well-defined nonvanishing global section $\Omega_S$ of $K_S^{\otimes 5}$.
Remark: The construction above seems a bit over-the-top: why not just use $\sum_g g^* \omega$ instead to produce a $G$-invariant section of the canonical bundle $K_F$ instead? Well, I can't stop you from doing that, but's a good exercise to think about why it doesn't prove what we want. If you need a hint, see the nice answer of Clay Cordova on MathOverflow.


final stretch, yet the nerves of each were taut with strained anticipation of what gruesome thing might flap down upon them from the black sky, marking another for its own. Who would be the next?

As was their custom, they took turns at guard, each man doing two hours and then arousing the next. Brady had gone on from eight to ten, followed by Sinclair from ten to twelve, then Bradley had been awakened. Brady would stand the last guard from two to four, as they had determined to start the moment that it became light enough to insure comparative safety upon the trail.

The snapping of a twig aroused Brady out of a dead sleep, and as he opened his eyes, he saw that it was broad daylight andclaims would entitle him to the charge as requested, with appropriate references to the page or pages of the transcript."
Section 3060F (c) (2) states: "When error is claimed in the charge to the jury, the brief shall include a verbatim statement of all relevant portions of the charge and all relevant exceptions to the charge. Evidence relevant to the claimed error shall be printed in narrative form with appropriate references to the page or pages of the transcript." Because of the defendant's failure to follow even the bare requirements of this rule, we are unable to review his claims directed to the court's charge. See Conte v. Dwan Lincoln-Mercury, Inc., 172 Conn. 112, 119, 374 A.2d 144 (1976).[4]
*524 The defendant also claims that the trial court erred in


nanoparticles were localized within liver and splenic macrophages of rats, we examined these tissues using immunohistology and TEM. Representative tissue sections of liver and spleen from animals sacrificed 5 days post-EuCF-DTG injection (IM and IV) are shown in Figure [7](#F7){ref-type="fig"}A. Tissues were probed with Iba-1 antibody to identify activated macrophages. Arrows within the merged images highlight the yellow/orange color indicative of co-localization of EuCF-DTG nanoparticles (green) within the activated macrophages (red). Corresponding TEM images of 5-day post-injection liver and spleen are shown in Figure [7](#F7){ref-type="fig"}B. Cellular localization of nanoparticles within macrophages and immune cells in the liver and spleen can be clearly seen as black dots in the TEM images in both IV- and IM-injected animals. These results are in agreement with the *in vitro* results, suggesting thatbiocompatibility [@B21]. This is facilitated through the outer "soft" lipid layer of the EuCF-DTG nanoparticles [@B22], [@B50]. *Fifth*, Eu^3+^ doped CF can be surface-modified by FA for functionalization [@B21]. *Sixth*, the formed FA-EuCF-DTG nanoparticles are highly stable and as such can be made for systemic use. *Seventh*, the FA-EuCF-DTG nanoparticles are hydrophilic with a narrow size distribution. Each contains a "hard" inner matrix of an organic-inorganic hybrid of EuCF and PCL, which enables the nanoparticles to be loaded with hydrophobic ARVs and have limited to no toxicities [@B22]. *Eighth*, the nanoparticles unique physicochemical properties facilitate entry into cells. Indeed, the core is made up of EuCF, PCL and DTG, while the outer lipid layers are formed with PC, DSPE-PEG~2000~ and DOPE. The lipid surrounding the EuCF-DTG core serves


importance of subcellular ART depots.

Prior reports demonstrated that the FA receptor beta (FR-β), highly expressed on macrophages, could facilitate nanoparticle cell entry [@B26]-[@B29]. We have previously demonstrated significantly higher macrophage uptake of FA-decorated nanoformulations compared to replicate nanoformulations without decoration [@B13], [@B58]. In particular, ARV nanoparticles that were decorated with FA showed higher atazanavir levels in lymphoid organs such as the spleen and lymph nodes compared to non-decorated particles. Notably, drug levels paralleled FR-β staining in both macrophage-rich parafollicular areas of spleen and lymph nodes. FA targeting of abacavir nanoparticles improved drug and pharmacokinetics and antiretroviral activity [@B41]. Moreover, demonstration of human serum albumin nanocapsules that were surface modified with FA led to macrophage internalization [@B25]. Formulation uptake was three-fold higher in FR-β-positive macrophages than in macrophages notwere approved by the UNMC Institutional Animal Care and Use Committee, and met the requirements of the UNMC ethical guidelines set forth by the National Institutes of Health. Rats were divided into multiple groups dependent on their route of injection and planned sacrifice time point of 2, 5, or 10 days post-injection. Twenty-four hours prior to nanoparticle treatment, rats were given 5 mg/kg lipopolysaccharide (LPS) by intraperitoneal injection to engage the innate immune system and affect macrophage activation in analogous manners as would be seen following HIV-1 infection. Rats were MRI scanned prior to injection of the EuCF-DTG nanoparticles (2 mg iron/kg iron content) and at 2, 5 and 10 days post-injection to determine nanoparticle biodistribution and integrity. Assessment of the effects of FA targeting was performed by


× 2.718 ms; n = 1, 2, ...,24), 400 ms repetition time, 128 × 128 × 64 acquisition matrix, 70 × 64.76 × 42.38 mm FOV, one average, for a total acquisition time of 34 min. T~2~ relaxation times were computed at each pixel and generated maps using custom computer programs written in Interactive Data Language (IDL; Exelis Visual Information Solutions; McLean, VA, USA). These maps were constructed at pre-injection and 24 h post-injection of nanoparticles using the even-echo images from the CPMG phase cycled imaging data. Estimation of T~2~ relaxation times from even echoes only minimizes the measurement errors due to the imperfection of high-power pulses [@B68]. The region of interest (ROI) analysis was performed using Image-J software (<http://imagej.nih.gov/lj>). The concentrations of nanoparticles were determined from thewill activate the GM-cTL, which in turn will kill the ATL. By using GM-CTL to selectively eliminate ATL it should be possible to modulate or abrogate ongoing autoimmune disease. This will be tested using a well characterized murine model for multiple sclerosis and post-vaccination encephalomyelitis, experimental allergic encephalomyelitis (EAE). Chimeric construct design will be optimized using in vitro assays of GM-CTL activity. GM-CTL will then be adoptively transferred into mice prior to, concurrent with, or following the induction of EAE. Pathologic and clinical measures of outcome will be assessed. These experiments will thus provide the initial studies assessing the usefulness of GM- CTL in treating autoimmune neurologic disease. It will establish a precedent for the analogous use of GM-CTL as a therapy for human autoimmune disease.


under the shade. In the outside cabana. This is one of my favorite places from the house. I started to kiss her and take her shirt off. She said let he help you with that and she took her bra off exposing her gorgeous boobs. She started rubbing her boobs against me. While I undid her zipper from her skirt. The skirt was now off we were both in g-strings. She looked so hot I started to suck her breasts. She got my legs one to the right and the other to the left. While I was sucking her breast she was massaging my ass. She gave me a light spank. I liked it. She put my back to the bed and she put her pussy in myfrom Germanic and our prefixes from Latin.

Than

Often confused word than comes from the Old English Þan—Þ is thorn, a forgotten letter. It’s pronounced like the th in math, making this word just than. Apparently the reason it looks so much like then is because it Þan comes from Þanne, which is then in Old English. Þanne can be traced further back to the Proto Germanic thana, a descendant of the Proto Indo European to.


enhanced when the polyethylene is of high molecular weight. However, as the molecular weight of the polymer increases, the processability of the resin usually decreases. By providing a blend of polymers, the properties characteristic of high molecular weight resins can be retained and processability, particularly extrudability, can be improved.
Three major strategies have been proposed for the production of resins of this nature. One is post reactor or melt blending, which suffers from the disadvantages brought on by the requirement of complete homogenization and attendant high cost. A second is the direct production of resins having these characteristics via a single catalyst or catalyst mixture in a single reactor. Such a process would provide the component resin portions simultaneously in situ, the resin particles being ultimately mixed on theThe present invention is generally related to a printhead for an inkjet printer and more particularly related to a printhead employing a particle tolerant ink feed filter of small dimensions to reduce particle blockages while maintaining a high rate of ink filling.
Inkjet printers operate by expelling a small volume of ink through a plurality of small orifices in a surface held in proximity to a medium upon which marks or printing is to be placed. These orifices are arranged in a fashion in the surface such that the expulsion of a drop of ink from a selected number of orifices relative to a particular position of the medium results in the production of a portion of a desired character or image. Controlled repositioning of the orifice-bearing surface or


now clog the printhead. In a design which employs orifices or ink feed channels having dimensions smaller than 20 .mu.m, particles and contaminants such as skin cells become candidates for lodging in the ink feed channel or orifice. Furthermore, particles such as skin and other biological cells are not rigid and therefore can deform and pass through a filter having a pore size equal to the smallest dimension in the printhead. Previous attempts to control and filter particles, while well suited for larger particles, do not solve the problem of clogging of the smaller passageways by the smaller particles.award.

Enter Woburn, Massachusetts' Eastern Real Estate a privately held commercial real estate firm founded in 2000, with a development portfolio totaling over $1 billion. Eastern announced today that it will acquire the United States Custom House for on NW Broadway for $4.74 million from the Government Services Administration.

In our last installment of this ongoing saga, in 2011, local developer PREM Group was unable to finalize its purchase from the government after agreeing to a $2.75 million sale in 2010; PREM had initially beat out other interested parties such as local developer Joe Weston. The dissolution of the sale may have had something to do with the amount of maintenance the building may need. As Wendy Coverwell reported in the Portland Business Journal last November, back in 1997, Sera


has more in common with XCOM or Final Fantasy Tactics than many other OrangePixel games, but naturally, it keeps the old-school visuals Orange Pixel fans are fond of. Space Grunts is also available on the Chrome Web Store, but if you already own it on Android, why spend more money on the same game? The keyboard controls work just as great in the Android app as they do in the Chrome Web Store app, and since the entire game is turn-based, this means you can take your time learning how to use them.

Monetization: $3.99 / no ads / no IAPs

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Space Grunts combines fast paced arcade action with turn-based gameplay. The year 2476, Earth's space-federation has been building moon-bases across the galaxy. One of those moon-bases has been sendinga distress signal. Space Grunts are a group of intergalactic "problem" solvers, sent to investigate.

Project Highrise

Android Police coverage: Kalypso Media's skyscraper construction sim 'Project Highrise' is out on Android

Project Highrise is another PC port that was originally designed around mouse controls, but that doesn't mean keyboard controls aren't included for things like moving the camera or selecting your tools. I find that the Android version works just as well on a Chromebook as the PC game on my personal computer. Sure, the UI has a slight touch-based look to it, but that just means you can also play with the touchscreen if you feel like it. It's a versatile release for sure, and the tower-building simulation gameplay is definitely fantastic.

Monetization: $3.99 / no ads / IAPs from $0.99


nerdy anti-heroes of all times, face a crazy adventure, defeat a mad business man and save the universe, one fetch quest at a time. Embody 15 different heroic spirits, equip gear, master skills and character combinations to fight in turn based combat 300+ different enemies and, while you progress into an over 30 hours main quest, feel free to explore 500+ locations looking for more than 100 hidden secrets.

Death Road to Canada

Android Police coverage: Death Road to Canada just made a pit stop on the Play Store on its way to the Great White North

Death Road to Canada may be considered a little pricey, but trust me when I say it is worth it. Each playthrough is randomly generated, which keeps things fresh no matter how many timeswill throw on a certain count. Baseball can't control everybody around the game."

Dominguez should know. In one chapter of his book, he relates a story about former Red Sox star David Ortiz. In the summer of 2005, Dominguez says he became suspicious about a member of Ortiz's clubhouse entourage known as "Monga." Dominguez says that an informant close to Monga, Ortiz's "top aide-de-camp," witnessed Monga placing a bet on a game in Chicago between the Red Sox and White Sox. Dominguez had Monga and some other members of the group banned from the clubhouse. Ortiz was not happy.

Dominguez takes it from there: "The All-Star Game was at PNC Park in Pittsburgh in 2006, and I was sitting at home watching the Home Run Derby when I saw Monga


on the field -- along with several [others] I had identified to MLB as shady characters -- toweling off Ortiz and other Dominican players. For god's sake, they were practically getting at-bats.

"I called Dan Mullin, who was second-in-command to Kevin Hallinan in the security department at the time and was at the game. He told me they tried to keep them out, but Ortiz had said, 'If they don't come with me on the field, I don't participate.' [Commissioner Bud] Selig and [Executive VP Rob] Manfred had given in and said, 'Let them on.'" MLB issued this statement in response: "Major League Baseball actively cooperated with a law enforcement investigation into the illegal gambling operation that took these alleged bets. Ed Dominguez reported to his superiors at MLBthe GM of the Twins, who won the World Series in '87 and '91 under his guidance, then as the president of the Cubs, who won their first postseason series in 95 years under him in 2003, the Orioles and -- after a three-year sabbatical -- the Phillies. And now there's a fourth generation: His own sons, Drew and Reed, work in baseball.

"My grandfather and father would have had very different views on legalized gambling for baseball," Andy says. "Larry would have thought, 'This is great. It'll create fan interest.' He lived through the Black Sox Scandal, but he was also all about bringing people to the ballpark.

"My father would have been much more cautious. He would want to make sure we checked all the boxes on integrity


homework, studying the recent performances of the starting pitchers and their records against their opponents while factoring in things like home/away and importance and past 10 games. What I really wish I had done a little more research on, though, is the menu.

Baseball betting is an acquired taste. As James Holzhauer points out, "Baseball is not an appealing game for the casual gambler -- it's a lot easier to make sense of a 6-point spread in an NFL game than a +160/-170 baseball money line." Being even less than casual, I had just picked the games regardless of money line, and picked them all, even ones I was unsure of. They were small bets, so I basically flipped a coin. A Black Sox curse? The trial dominated headlinesa lawyer. “He definitely thinks I got a great case,” Maxfield says, “I just gotta pay for it.”If Maxfield loses his case and goes to jail, he stands to lose his military benefits. “Over the holidays, who can afford it? If I’m over 60 days, I lose my check, it drops my VA comp check. I mean I can’t afford it.” Shawn Maxfield’s case has generated interest from the folks at the Medical Marijuana Caregivers Association of Maine. They say some in law enforcement have been reluctant to acknowledge Maine’s medical marijuana law approved by voters back in 2009. “We’ve continually had issues with some law enforcement such as the Two Bridges Regional County Jail where they’re destroying patients state legal medical marijuana, claiming they’re enforcing federal law.


Q:

When to turn off hard drive relative to sleep time in Windows 7 power settings

I've noticed that when I change the sleep time for my laptop running Windows 7 both for battery and plugged in, the timer on turning off the hard drives is not updated.
Why wouldn't the hard drives be turned off at the same time the laptop goes to sleep?
Should I update this manually and make sure the hard drive is turned off as the computer goes to sleep?

A:

Why wouldn't the hard drives be turned off at the same time the laptop
  goes to sleep?

They are, you're correct.  What you're getting hung up on, though, is that the hard drives can be turned off BEFORE the computer goes to sleep.  They don't havelife of their own? Uh, no. I do judge.

Our babies go to sleep between 7-8 every night, sometimes a wee bit later. They fall asleep with us in the lounge – in their bouncy chairs, on our laps, or while being worn in a sling. Once they are asleep, we pop them into their cribs and that is that.Should they wake up in the night – though this is rare – we go to them and cuddle them.

Routine – Apparently I’m a fucked up twin mom, because we do not do routine. I know around 6 weeks I felt desperate and like I should try some routine and began reading lots of scary books. Plus, every book on twin parenting was all about slamming them onto a schedule


I probably could cook it without gagging too much, I would also likely poison the babies as I do not know how to cook meat.

Milk feeds – Our milk is powdered and comes in a can, served up in a bottle. I have written about my struggles to breastfeed in this blog, but probably nothing near the truth of what it was like. I loved breastfeeding; I never had a sore nipple or anything but pleasure. That being said, it did not work. If you want to know more about why, please read this. I was tempted to cross post it here and still may do, but in the meantime click the link.

That being said, we bottlefeed in a way that mimics breastfeeding. I usually only feed onebaby at a time. I always hold them. I have never prop fed. I allow them to feed on demand, and in some ways they are living a singleton type life in terms of not being pounded into tandem feeds of proscribed amounts of milk. They drink as much or as little as they choose, when they choose. This is roughly every four hours, but as they eat more, this stretches out.

Rather than dropping milk feeds (which we don’t want them to do at this young age!!) they simply spread them out. Smart. See, you can trust babies to sort themselves out in terms of food…

(though when they were newborn and there were big problems with weight and dehydration due to the aforementioned breastfeeding issues, we were on


I didn’t know what I would do with them. It was pure terror. Then Mil came and I wanted to be on my own, and I did it. It wasn’t so bad. Then I was afraid of going out alone with them. Dude, I am SO over that now. If I was able to walk, I would be outta here a few times a week. I don’t care if one or both wanted feeding out, I don’t care if they cried because they were tired, I am not afraid of other parents looking at me and thinking, ‘Why are those babies crying?’ Because I think what they would really be thinking is, ‘How does she do it with TWO babies?’

In other news, Coconut has stopped with the ‘dadas’the rent on time, and keeps food in the fridge was at war with the side that wants to Explore New Things Now. I went back to the shop after about 10 minutes of pacing the neighborhood and anxiously contemplating my next move.

I knew about Pittsburgh Modular, and knew there were well regarded. This system was roughly equivalent to the M32, with some significant differences. One difference was the price. The PGH system was $800, (although that included a case that had room to expand into). I was blowing my budget anyway, right? So I decided right there to buy another module to add to the case, I got the Make Noise Echophon, a delay module.

The rest of that day was spent in the peculiar hyper-real state of


Data are available from figshare: <https://doi.org/10.6084/m9.figshare.4880693.v3>.

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An estimated 300,000 Lyme disease cases occur annually in the United States, making it the country's most common vector-borne disease \[[@pone.0187675.ref001]\]. Without treatment, Lyme disease can cause severe joint, heart, and neurological symptoms. The blacklegged tick *Ixodes scapularis* transmits the bacterium *Borrelia burgdorferi*, which causes Lyme disease. *I*. *scapularis* also transmits the bacterium that causes anaplasmosis, the protozoan that causes babesiosis, and Powassan virus. The geographic range of Lyme disease is expanding in North America \[[@pone.0187675.ref002]\]. Health officials and the public seek solutions to reduce the incidence of tick-borne diseases (TBD) cost-effectively and safely.

Diverse strategies have been employed to reduce TBD, including approaches focused on people, wildlife, and ticks \[[@pone.0187675.ref003]\]. A human vaccine against *B*. *burgdorferi* was available in the late 1990sresulted in reductions in *I*. *scapularis* comparable to those achieved with bifenthrin \[[@pone.0187675.ref021]\].

The Tick Project ([www.tickproject.org](http://www.tickproject.org)) is a 5-year study (2016--2020) to determine whether controlling ticks at the neighborhood scale reduces TBD. The Tick Project is evaluating two methods of tick control, applied separately or together in yards: 1) Met52 and 2) bait boxes that apply the acaricide fipronil to small mammals. These two methods were selected based on their commercial availability, efficacy, and safety.

In assessing Met52, it is important to evaluate not only its efficacy in reducing TBD but also its non-target impacts. Previous studies on the non-target impacts of Met52 have been in the lab or in agriculture. For terrestrial vertebrates, Met52 has been found safe, based on tests with rats and bobwhite quail *Colinus virginianus*


of the main habitat types in residential yards within the Lyme disease endemic zone. Each 8m x 8m plot comprised a 4m x 8m area of regularly mown lawn, next to a 4m x 8m area of forest. To minimize drift of Met52 into control plots, Met52 and control plots were separated by 3 meters. Each location was at least 20 meters from other locations.

Pairs of plots at thirteen locations were sprayed once over the period 29 June 2016 to 15 July 2016. We sprayed each plot with a hydraulic sprayer at a pressure of 200 pounds-per-square-inch (1,379 Kilopascals). We applied Met52 at the dosage recommended to control ticks \[[@pone.0187675.ref044]\]. The product label indicates to apply Met52 EC^®^ against ticks at a rate of 2 to 3 ouncesfrom the walls of the funnel, facilitating macroinvertebrates moving through the wire mesh and down the funnel to the collection jar.

Prior to sorting, we distributed the contents of each samples evenly onto a 90 mm circle of 41 micron nylon mesh (Elko Filtering, Miami, FL USA) by pouring the sample through a 90mm vacuum filter (Fisher, Pittsburgh, PA, USA). The filtration process retained on the filter any organisms greater than 41 microns in size. After sieving, we placed the filter on a petri dish. Due to high numbers of Acari and Collembola, 15% of each sample was counted for these orders. Subsampling was performed using a gridded sticker adhered to the bottom of the petri dish. Grid cells were randomly selected, equal to 15% of the filtered area


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an upper triangular matrix with at most two non-zero super-diagonal
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*> KUWAIT CITY - Iraq's interim Governing Council requested the closure Saturday of the Iraq-Iran border to prevent an influx of mourners at the funeral of slain Iraqi Shiite leader, Ayatollah Mohammad Baqer al-Hakim, a British military spokesman said.

"The interim Governing Council has requested that the border with Iran be closed today for the funeral of Hakim. It is a decision by the Iraqi body, we will carry out their request," Captain Hisham Halawi told a press conference here.

Halawi, spokesman for the British forces occupying southern Iraq, said the border would be closed only on Saturday.

Hakim will be buried on Tuesday in Najaf, 180 kilometres (110 miles) south of Baghdad, the holy city where he was assassinated Friday in a car bomb blast outside the Tomb of Ali mosque,


his nephew told AFP in Najaf.

Ammar Abdel Aziz al-Hakim also said plans were underway to hold a funeral procession in Baghdad's Shiite neighbourhood of Kadhimiyah on Sunday at 7:00 am (0300 GMT).

On Monday, his body will be transported to the Shiite holy city of Karbala, 80 kilometres (50 miles) south of Baghdad, before it is returned to Najaf for burial, the nephew said.

The British spokesman also denied reports that the border had recently been closed.

"There is no substance to that, there was no closure of the (Iran) border with Iraq a few days ago," he said.

Asked whether Hakim's assassination would adversely affect relations between British coalition forces in southern Iraq and the mainly Shiite Muslim population in the area, Halawi said, if anything, the attack, which killed 82Islamabad have denied the reports.

"If that process of enrichment has taken place, this has nothing do with a program for peaceful use of nuclear fuel," Solana told reporters.

Stopping short of accusing the Islamic Republic of lying to him about its atomic projects for military purposes, the IAEA Chief said Iran had failed to give the IAEA a complete picture of its nuclear programs.

"They have not really been fully transparent in telling us in advance what was going on", Mr. El-Baradei told the BBC, according to a Reuters dispatch from Vienna, where IAEA is based.

Asked if he believed Iran was running a secret weapons program, ElBaradei said: "It might be, it might not be."

"I need to really get the Iranians to tell me the full, complete story," he said.


is built on the twin assumptions that post Cold War geopolitics will remain unipolar for a long time and that the worlds sole hyper power, the US, has the right to recraft the structures of geopolitics to make the world more benign, from its perspective.

Globalization has increased the potential for terrorism. Unipolarity, in turn, justifies preemption by the hyper power to contain and eliminate the forces that sponsor it. These new international conditions also justify the policy of regime change and the political engineering of new democratic institutions, whose advent is allegedly accompanied by greater stability and peace. On the potential US target list, beyond Iraq, are Iran, Syria and even, perhaps, Saudi Arabia  all of which are critical to world oil.

Many around the world, especially infactors also motivated Riyadh, not the least being the need to regain lost market share. Yet, the lesson learned in neo-conservative circles was that there was direct causality in the agreement to bring down oil prices radically in 1985-86, and the collapse of the USSR five years later.

To be sure oil prices were not the only element of the proactive approach taken by Washington to win the Cold War. It was combined with other elements of economic warfare, including an arms race designed to induce Moscow to expand military expenditures to the point of bankrupting the country, tight restrictions on export credits and on sales of high technology goods, and with placing obstacles on the USSRs efforts to expand hydrocarbon exports through natural gas sales to Western Europe.

Justifiable


those of Petroleumworld.

Editor's Note:This article appeared in the latest edition of the quarterly Oxford Energy Forum and reprinted with permission by Middle East Economic Revew, on 18-August-2003.Petroleumworld reprint this article in the interest of our readers.

Iran's pursuit of a nuclear capability is a "nightmare scenario" which demands immediate international action, Israeli Foreign Minsiter Silvan Shalom said Sunday.

"Iran is fast apporaching the point of no return in its efforts to acquire nuclear weapons capability," Shalom said here after talks with European Union foreign policy chief Javier Solana who was fresh from a visit to Tehran.

"It's urgent that the international community act to ensure that this nightmare scenario is prevented."

Solana said he had urged the Islamic republic to agree to snap inspections by the United Nations' International Atomic Energy Agencynot to be the primary source of Iran's newfound capabilities. Yet Russia also ignored clear signs that Iran was interested in much more than a peaceful nuclear power program. Its willingness to engage in nuclear commerce with Iran, while financially beneficial, is now coming back to negatively effect Russia's security.

To remedy the situation, the two countries have adopted similarly flawed approaches. Russian officials are working with Iran to ensure that any fuel used in the reactor at Bushehr -- fuel that when reprocessed could produce hundreds of nuclear weapons worth of plutonium -- is returned to Russia. For its part, with Russian support, the United States is pushing Iran to join the IAEA's enhanced inspection agreement, which will give the agency broader inspection and monitoring rights in Iran.

While


Israel might take before Iran's became a reality.

Thus, in addition to the offer to guarantee Iran's supply of low enriched uranium fuel for its nuclear reactor, the United States and Russia should revisit the idea of establishing a clear policy that nuclear weapons will not be used to threaten states that do not have nuclear weapons or an active nuclear program. Amazingly, since the end of the Cold War, both the United States and Russia have increased the circumstances under which they would be willing to use or threaten use of nuclear weapons. It is time the two countries recognize that such a policy has negative implications that could drive states to acquire nuclear weapons.

Russia and America have an important legacy of preventing proliferation of which they should              if (!shown) {
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a thick, beery Spanish inflection about Cardiff.

Real Madrid and Juventus collide in Champions League final – Football Weekly Extra

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And so on to Cardiff it is then. Another high-grade, pizzazz-ridden, gas-wangling Champions League campaign has boiled down to its final pairing. No real surprises here. The team that always reaches the final will play the team that sometimes reaches the final. Although, looking at Real Madrid and in particular Juventus one thing does stand out. These are the most seasoned, weathered and manly of Champions League finalists: balding, grizzled and masters of a more stately game compared to the wild collisions of the Premier League.

The big question in Cardiff is can the 32-year-old Cristiano Ronaldo find space between Leonardo Bonucci (30), Giorgio Chiellini (32) and Andrea Barzagli (36)whose mistakes can go unpunished, whose incoherencies are dragged through by pure, bolt-on champions’ talent.

Even with a third Champions League title in four years in the offing it can be hard to get a clear sight of them, to judge exactly how good they’re meant to be, how much we’re supposed to love our white-shirted overlords. They do, though, have Modric, a player so skilled and diligent, he makes every other component in that superstar collective function a little better, and who is, best of all, impossible not to love just a little bit.