\frac{S^{\dag}}{\hat{\sigma}_j}\hat{u}_j$. Choose $\theta = (\tau+1)\sqrt{40/p}$. When $i \neq j$, with probability at least $9/10$, it holds that $$\begin{aligned}
    |v_i^{\dag}v_j| = \frac{|\hat{u}_i^{\dag}SS^{\dag}\hat{u}_j|}{\hat{\sigma}_i\hat{\sigma}_j} \leq \frac{|\hat{u}_i^{\dag}(SS^{\dag}-WW^{\dag})\hat{u}_j|}{\hat{\sigma}_i\hat{\sigma}_j} \leq \frac{\theta\sum_{\ell=1}^{\tau}{\bigl\|S_{\ell}\bigr\|_F}^2}{\gamma\sum_{\ell=1}^{\tau}{\bigl\|W_{\ell}\bigr\|_F}^2} \leq \frac{(\tau+1)\theta}{\gamma},
  \end{aligned}$$ where the second inequality follows from \[cor:aass\], and the last inequality uses \[claim:asa\]. Similarly, when $i = j$, the following holds with probability at least $9/10$. $$\begin{aligned}
    |{\left\|v_i\right\|}-1| = \frac{|\hat{u}_i^{\dag}SS^{\dag}\hat{u}_i-\hat{\sigma}_i^2|}{\hat{\sigma}_i^2} \leq \frac{|\hat{u}_i^{\dag}(SS^{\dag}-WW^{\dag})\hat{u}_i|}{\hat{\sigma}_i^2} \leq \frac{(\tau+1)\theta}{\gamma}.
  \end{aligned}$$ Since $|(V^{\dag}V)(i,j)| = |v_i^{\dag}v_j|$, each diagonal entry of $V^{\dag}V$ is at most $(\tau+1)\theta/\gamma$ away from $1$ and each off-diagonal entry is at most $(\tau+1)\theta/\gamma$ away from $0$. More precisely, let $M \in {\mathbb{C}}^{n \times n}$ be the matrix with all ones, i.e., $M(i,j) = 1$ for all $i, j \in \{1, \ldots, n\}$, then for all $i,$\gamma$ in \[step:parameter\] of \[alg:approx\_v\] and the fact that $\tilde{r} \leq \tau r$.

Statement 2 follows from the triangle inequality: $$\begin{aligned}
    {\left\|V\right\|} - 1 &= {\left\|V\right\|} - {\left\|U\right\|} \leq {\left\|V - U\right\|} \leq {\bigl\|V - U\bigr\|_F}, \text{ and }\\
    1 - {\left\|V\right\|} &= {\left\|U\right\|} - {\left\|V\right\|} \leq {\left\|U - V\right\|} \leq {\bigl\|U - V\bigr\|_F}.
  \end{aligned}$$

For statement 3, we have $$\begin{aligned}
    {\bigl\|VV^{\dag} - \Pi_V\bigr\|_F} &= {\bigl\|VV^{\dag} - UU^{\dag}\bigr\|_F} \\
                                 &\leq {\bigl\|V(V^{\dag} - U^{\dag})\bigr\|_F} + {\bigl\|(V-U)U^{\dag}\bigr\|_F} \\


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the Nova Scotia Health Authority when it comes to methadone, Nelson agrees with Felderhof that people deserve more choices.

"Detox, I find there's a major flaw in it to begin with. You can't get anything out of two weeks," he said.

"It should be at least 30 days to come off and plus to try to get some of your thought process ... in gear again before you're sent back out on the street."

Felderhof concedes that for some people, methadone is the best option. However, she argues it should be a case by case basis.

"I think the more options that are available is always a healthy way to approach a problem," she said.

"I think as soon as somebody tries to control a program and says this is how it has


870 S.W.2d 915 (1994)
DENT PHELPS R-III SCHOOL DISTRICT, et al., Plaintiffs-Appellants,
v.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, Defendant-Respondent.
No. 18798.
Missouri Court of Appeals, Southern District, Division One.
January 19, 1994.
Motion for Rehearing or Transfer Denied February 14, 1994.
Application to Transfer Denied March 22, 1994.
*916 Daniel T. Rabbitt, Robyn R. Lundt, Rabbitt, Pitzer & Snodgrass, St. Louis, for plaintiffs-appellants.
John G. Doyen, Aaron I. Mandel, Brinker, Doyen & Kovacs, Clayton, for defendant respondent.
*917 SHRUM, Judge.
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race in seperate classes to win cash prizes and the title of “2008 Watercraft Challenge” Champion. ( SIGN UP NOW TO SECURE YOUR SPOT IN THE 2008 WATER CRAFT CHALLENGE ) WITH OVER $10,000 IN CASH AND PRIZES !!

I gotta tell you how excited I am about this event. Bryan Broeman approached me in February of this year looking for support crew on this event. When he initially told me about the cash payout and all he has proposed for this race...well, to be honest, we've had a few new promoters who had big ideas, but they never came through, so I was understandably curious.

I've not only checked Bryan's background in promotions out (he comes with a lot of experience in other sports) but also spent some timeCosta.

Além do anfitrião, participaram do jantar os governadores petistas Fátima Bezerra (Rio Grande do Norte) e Wellington Dias (Piauí), Haddad, Wagner e a presidente do PT, Glesi Hoffmann.

O ex-presidente fica na Bahia até o próximo sábado (16) e vai descansar em uma praia no litoral norte do estado com a namorada, Rosângela da Silva. No domingo (17), participa do Festival Lula Livre, no Recife.


over the $13.2 billion raised. For the first half of the year, there were a total of 160 IPOs, generating $32.4 billion in proceeds compared to 97 IPOs totalling $21 billion in the same period the previous year. The IPO market saw a spike in activity beginning in mid-June, with 25 IPOs (28 percent of IPOs) pricing during the final three weeks of the second quarter.

“Domestic capital markets activity remained very healthy during the second quarter with deal flow rebounding following a brief pullback in the spring,” said Henri Leveque, leader of PwC’s U.S. Capital Markets and Accounting Advisory Services. “Investors continue to search for growth opportunities given record low interest rates both in the U.S. and Europe, and a low growth economic environment. If the current strengthof the terminal after crimping. Ordinarily, if a terminal is not crimped to the correct crimp height for the particular terminal and wire combination, an unsatisfactory crimped connection will result. A crimp height variation is not in and off itself the cause of a defective crimp connection, but rather, is indicative of another factor which causes the poor connection. Such factors include using the wrong terminal or wire size, missing strands of wire, wrong wire type, and incorrect stripping of insulation.
Since such defective crimped connections frequently have the appearance of high quality crimped connections, it is difficult to identify these defects so that timely corrective action may be taken.
What is needed is a simple non-destructive means of detecting such defective crimped connections by accurately measuring crimp height during


for upcoming album releases, tours, etc, and I’d reach out to him for information on our behalf. Scooter was never anything but positive about Taylor. He called me directly about Manchester to see if Taylor would participate (she declined).

He called me directly to see if Taylor wanted to participate in the Parkland March (she declined). Scooter has always been and will continue to be a supporter and honest custodian for Taylor and her music.

A representative for Swift’s told PEOPLE that Scott Swift did not personally participate in the shareholders phone call “due to a very strict NDA that bound all shareholders and prohibited any discussion at all without risk of severe penalty.” The representative added, “Her dad did not join that call because he did not want tonormative point of view, however, problems arise mainly from the necessity to provide an explicit legal basis for the monitoring of patients with RDs. Comprehensive monitoring of patients with RDs, coordination of their treatment, execution of screening, diagnosis, and meticulous reporting of identified new cases fall under the scope of organizational challenges, which often remain unresolved due to their inherent complexity and other systemic circumstances \[[@CR2]\]. And then there is the information and communication technology (ICT) infrastructure, which should provide effective and user-friendly support to all stakeholders in the field of RD. Properly designed ICT solutions could be a very important tool for healthcare professionals in their clinical work with patients, for communication between stakeholders, as well as for healthcare management and the policymakers who direct the work


and analysts), and experts in public health (methodologists and statisticians).

Data collection {#Sec5}
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The final goals of the focus group sessions were revised with the participants in line with their comments and suggestions, which helped to resolve some conceptual ambiguities. The participation rate in the focus groups was 100%; namely, all invited experts responded to the invitation and ultimately participated in the focus group sessions. The focus group sessions, which lasted approximately 90 to 120 min, were held on the premises of the UMCL. The directed and structured discussions were focused on the existing situation in the field of RDs in Slovenia and related problems, substantive, technological and organizational issues concerning the development of the PRDR, and priority actions at the normative and implementation levels. The participating experts had to identifythe EU, the WHO, and other supranational and international organizations. In 2013, a uniform system for monitoring hospital treatments (named eTransfer) was implemented. This system significantly improves the monitoring of diagnosis-related groups (DRGs) and individual occurences within the DRGs \[[@CR27]\]. Taking into account the planned adoption of the ICD-11, it should be considered whether the standard international coding of RDs should be implemented in all hospital information systems (the use of codes from the Orphanet nomenclature of RDs). Some countries (e.g. Germany and France) have already adapted the ICD-10 by applying extensions for the specific coding of RDs \[[@CR19]\]. Furthermore, considering the anticipated requirements of the national RD registry, hospital information systems should certainly support the appropriate standardized coding of RDs and enable the transfer of healthcare data


operation of all entities in the RD ecosystem must be process- and outcome-oriented, as well as adequately technologically and normatively supported.

Discussion {#Sec17}
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The literature reveals that national RD registries have complex and multidimensional effects on the entire field of RDs. There is general consensus that the construction of a comprehensive national RD registry presents one of the foundations for the systemic regulation of RDs in the country \[[@CR33]\]. Based on the literature and focus group findings, a suitable RD registry could considerably contribute to more effective monitoring of RDs \[[@CR34]\], improved patient treatments \[[@CR32], [@CR35]\], reduced inequality, and provide better support for evidence-informed policymaking \[[@CR10], [@CR11], [@CR36]\]. In addition, based on the focus group findings, a well-coordinated RD ecosystem could bring considerable benefits to all healthcare managers, providing awill have to apply to the potential construction of the proposed RD ecosystem. However, due to its size and the number of entities involved, it will require even more effective cooperation, adherence to the rules, and the strong commitment of all stakeholders. The proposed model of the RD ecosystem does not seek to suggest a 'one-size-fits-all' solution to the numerous issues related to the establishment of the RD ecosystem. However, the presented study provides valuable insight into the background of RDs in Slovenia, and may provide the groundwork for further advances in this area.

Practical recommendations {#Sec18}
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The experience of some EU countries and examples of good practice confirm that the successful establishment of the national RD registry demands a methodical development approach that includes the support of healthcare policies


benchmarks and evaluation metrics, and define strategic and operative measures.Select a top manager and a quality project team with experience in complex ICT projects, and form a steering committee that includes diverse experts.Ensure adequate resources before the start of each project phase and make realistic plans in both temporal and financial terms, define milestones, and analyse operating and total costs.Perform constant supervision and strict control of already executed project tasks with respect to substantive and temporal objectives, and ensure the close monitoring of tasks that are in the execution phase.Improve or build a comprehensive ICT infrastructure (assess the current ICT infrastructure, interoperability issues, broadband connections, operating systems, network protocols, and data standards).Test the applicability of the RD registry in pilot projects and gradually implement individual ICT solutions innational RD registry, the notions of the RD ecosystem including the national RD registry were hypothesized without concrete empirical validation in the actual healthcare environment. Accordingly, the issues related to the projected implications of the national RD registry and conceptualization of the RD ecosystem may raise some important questions of principle, while the research outcomes may therefore be disputable. These issues should be properly resolved in further research aimed at comprehensive analysis of the long-term effects caused by the establishment of the RD registry and the RD ecosystem. Future experiments should include detailed investigation of the applications and implications of the national RD registry, including its simulation and testing in the actual healthcare environment. The envisaged research goals should focus on facilitating the recommendations and operative guidelines for


species, including pigs ([@B11]) and sheep ([@B12]). In cattle, it has been used to assess pain sensitivity in dairy cattle with mastitis ([@B13]), lameness ([@B14]--[@B16]); and following dehorning ([@B7]).

Pressure algometry has been shown to have good inter-operator repeatability when carried out on the limbs of normal dairy cattle using the mean of several tests and consistent test sites ([@B17]). Pressure algometry is an objective, repeatable and non-invasive, short term indicator of pain, and therefore may offer a practical method of assessing pain associated with BRD in cattle on farms. As the method has not been previously applied for BRD, the aim of this study was to assess its repeatability and feasibility when applied to the thorax of healthy calves; the anatomical site where the underlying pathology caused byconsistency over a single measurement. This was in agreement with a previous study using a pressure algometer on the legs of dairy cattle ([@B17]).

Intra-operator reliability ([Table 3](#T3){ref-type="table"}) showed variation between operators A and B and the sites used. Operator B was more reliable at measuring MNT at sites 1, 2, and 6, whilst operator A was more reliable at sites 3 and 4. These findings agree with MNT modeling data ([Table 2](#T2){ref-type="table"}) confirming that operator does influence the MNT. Testing at sites 2 and 6 had the best intra- and inter-operator reliability. These testing sites overlying intercostal spaces also resulted in fewer exclusions due to the probe slipping. Therefore, these sites are likely the best candidates for further application.

This study was conducted using only heifers as algometry studies


felt that I was valued at the club - we will be improving in future seasons and I really feel at home here," Reid, the 26-year-old All Whites skipper, said.

"With regards the decision that I've had to make, I had to be sure that it was going to be a place that I was going to be for the next few years of my life, so I have to feel at home and I feel welcome here. I enjoy living in London and my family is settled so that was the most important thing I had to think about."

Reid apologised to his fans about the drawn out process but said it was unavoidable and his long silence on the matter was because of the sensitivity of the situation.

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(near the equator). Analysis of the effect of rotation on the growth vortex and magnetic disturbances showed, that fast rotation of the medium leads to damping of large-scale disturbances. As the amplitude of the vortex and magnetic perturbations increases, the instability stabilizes and becomes stationary. In this regime, nonlinear stationary vortex and magnetic structures are formed. The dynamical system of equations describing these structures is Hamiltonian in the four-dimensional phase space. Numerical methods have proved the possibility of the existence of large-scale chaotic vortex and magnetic fields in the stationary regime.

Appendix I. Multiscale asymptotic developments {#appendix-i.-multiscale-asymptotic-developments .unnumbered}
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Let us find the algebraic structure of the asymptotic development of the equations (\[eq7\])-(\[eq9\]) up to various orders of $R$ , starting with the lowest one. In order $R^{-3}$ there is onlypropensity scoring were number of completed cycles, age, sex, geographic region, insurance type, Quan--Charlson index score, number of CSF doses, length of chemotherapy cycle 1, use of G-CSF prophylaxis, cancer type, metastatic cancer in general and specific to bone, infection, radiation, surgery, renal or hepatic dysfunction, and prior use of CSF agents. As in our previous analysis of cycle 1, only complete cycles were used and patients whose first cycle was censored were dropped from the study.[@b23-ceor-10-493] For the present multiple-cycle analysis, the loss of some cycles 2--6 due to censoring was adjusted for by applying additional inverse probability of censoring weights to the non-censored (ie, complete) cycles. These additional weights depended only on the cycle number and the treatment cohort based on cycle 1 for the patient.


administered daily until neutrophil counts return to normal;[@b37-ceor-10-493] in clinical trials, this has been shown to require \~9--14 injections.[@b38-ceor-10-493] However, while the proportion of chemotherapy cycles with G-CSF prophylaxis in our study sample ranged from 45.6% (filgrastim-sndz) to 51.6% (filgrastim-ref), the mean numbers of G-CSF injections administered per cycle for filgrastim-sndz and filgrastim-ref were only 2.4 and 2.2, respectively, similar to the patient-level mean found in our previous study.[@b23-ceor-10-493] These findings suggest that many patients receive G-CSF dosing that is inconsistent with existing guidelines, a phenomenon that has been observed in a number of other real-world studies.[@b1-ceor-10-493],[@b17-ceor-10-493],[@b20-ceor-10-493],[@b39-ceor-10-493],[@b40-ceor-10-493] Unfortunately, such practices may be putting patients at risk, as shorter courses of G-CSF have been associated with increased rates of FN, neutropenia-related hospitalization, and chemotherapy regimen disruptions.[@b1-ceor-10-493],[@b39-ceor-10-493]--[@b41-ceor-10-493] Potential reasons for                                           −**43.5**   141 (40.4)   2,576 (39.3)   2.2
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the fact that Cigna's uptrend didn't break along with the S&P in June; instead, buyers have continued to propel this stock higher.

As you might expect, the best time to be a buyer in Cigna is on a bounce off of support. Buying off a support bounce makes sense for two big reasons: It's the spot where shares have the furthest to move up before they hit resistance, and it's the spot where the risk is the least (because shares have the least room to move lower before you know you're wrong). Cigna's positioning in the middle of its trend channel means that now is a less-than-ideal time to take an entry in this stock, but it also suggests that a correction back down to the trendline isn't farto him. 3 He signed this rights advisement, which among other things
stated, “I specifically authorize my appellate defense attorney to petition the
CAAF [Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces] with any claim on my
behalf.” 4
   After being served with the record of trial and the SJAR, Appellant
waived his right to respond to the SJAR or to submit any matters in
clemency.
    On appeal, Appellant’s original detailed Appellate Defense Counsel sub-
mitted his case without assignment of error. However, after careful consider-
ation of the record, and based upon inaccuracies in the SJAR and the Court-
Martial Order [CMO], we were unable to determine whether the convening
authority fully complied with the terms of the pretrial agreement. In fact, the
SJAR and CMO contained so many errors that we “were


have expired or if the accused
waives such right. R.C.M. 1105, 1107. It has long been known to military
justice practitioners that the convening authority’s action provides an
accused’s “best hope” for clemency in qualifying cases. United States v.
Stephenson, 33 M.J. 79, 83 (C.M.A. 1991) (citation and internal quotation
marks omitted); see also, United States v. Gilley, 56 M.J. 113, 124 (C.A.A.F.
2001); United States v. Wheelus, 49 M.J. 283, 287 (C.A.A.F. 1998).
    Here, Appellant was not afforded this right during the second round of
post-trial processing following our first remand, in violation of our superior
court’s holding in the almost identical case of United States v. Rosenthal. 62
M.J. 261 (C.A.A.F. 2005). In Rosenthal, on the first appeal to our Court, the
case was sent back to the convening authority for a newtreatment is embodied in LSA-Const. Art. 1, *1154 § 20, which declares that no law shall subject any person to cruel, excessive or unusual punishment. A source of this right is the Cruel and Unusual Punishments Clause of the Eighth Amendment of the federal constitution. The Eighth Amendment requires increased reliability of the process by which capital punishment may be imposed. Herrera v. Collins, supra, ___ U.S. at ___, 113 S.Ct. at 863. It exacts that capital sentencing procedure must facilitate the responsible and reliable exercise of sentencing discretion. Caldwell v. Mississippi, 472 U.S. 320, 329, 105 S.Ct. 2633, 2639, 86 L.Ed.2d 231 (1985). The more significant function of the Clause, however, is to protect against the danger of arbitrary infliction of an unusually severe punishment. Furman v.


court shall also instruct the jury that under this authority the governor may allow the release of an offender either by reducing a life imprisonment or death sentence to the time already served by the offender or by granting the offender a pardon. The defense may argue or present evidence to the jury on the frequency and extent of use by the governor of his authority.
[3]  Defendant has two prior convictions for armed robbery which presently are on appeal to the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeal, in State v. Lester Jones, No. 94-KA-0071. Defendant also has two charges of armed robbery presently pending against him in the Criminal District Court, Parish of Orleans, in State v. Lester Jones, No. 358-749(B).
[4]  The Constitution directs that the "Boardhistory, our story and what we stand for, which is the overall development of the student-athlete. Sam and I were fortunate to be among the first to go through the program. My freshman year was Homer’s first year, so I was literally in the first class. To be the ones who bring that back is a great honor.”

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The case against all cine stars is pending since 1998, but it could not come for hearing and remained stalled due to several appeals and revisions in the higher court in other connected matters.

Salman and Saif stayed in the court for around half an hour and an hour respectively. The actresses had to remain in court for around two hours.

Relatives of the film stars, including Salman’s sister Alvira and his bodyguard Shera, were also present during the court proceedings.

All the five Bollywood actors are accused of poaching blackbucks on the midnight of October 1-2, 1998, during the shooting of “Hum Saath-Saath Hain”.

Two blackbucks, a protected animal under the Wildlife Protection Act, were killed in the outskirts of Kankani village near Jodhpur.

Salman was accused of carrying andPycnogenol protects neurons from amyloid-beta peptide-induced apoptosis.
Neuronal apoptosis is one of the pathological features of Alzheimer's disease (AD). Morphological pathology reveals that neuronal apoptosis is associated with senile plaques containing amyloid-beta peptide (Abeta) in AD brains. Reactive oxygen species (ROS) has been proposed to be involved in the apoptotic mechanism of Abeta-mediated neurotoxicity. In the present study, using a rat pheochromocytoma (PC12) cell line, we investigated the effect of Pycnogenol (PYC), a potent antioxidant and ROS scavenger, on Abeta(25-35)-induced apoptosis and ROS generation. We used vitamin E, a known antioxidant agent, to verify the effect of PYC. Abeta(25-35)-induced apoptosis in PC12 cells was demonstrated by: (1) a dose-dependent loss of cell viability; (2) a time- and dose-dependent increase in the apoptotic cells; (3) an induction of DNA fragmentation;


campaign platform. In the video, which was posted on Monday, Warren said:

America’s middle class is under attack. How did we get here? Billionaires and big corporations decided they wanted more of the pie and they enlisted politicians to cut them a fatter slice.

With her announcement, Warren will be entering a 2020 presidential race that is already heating up, with many Democrats already sending hints that they will be looking to take on President Donald Trump. Former Vice President Joe Biden and Senator Bernie Sanders, both of whom have run for president in the past, are said to be eyeing 2020 presidential runs, and are they are both expected to make their official announcements in the coming weeks. Other Democrats who are supposed to jump on the campaign trailseen is that engineers aren't
interested in it. It is tedious in ways that are not interesting, often
involving working with non-technical people.

Most engineers I've worked with find things like "yes, it really matters that
those labels are lined up pixel perfect" to be annoyances at best. We tend to
work at a deeper level, thinking behind the screen, so we don't often _see_
the screen.

~~~
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_Most engineers I've worked with find things like "yes, it really matters that
those labels are lined up pixel perfect" to be annoyances at best. We tend to
work at a deeper level, thinking behind the screen, so we don't often see the
screen._

This statement suggests to me that you missed the entire point of Gruber's
essay. To whit:

 _This idea, that the hard work of development is in building the underlying
foundation,


to get his neighbor excited about his
vacation photos from a kill-floor when the neighbor just wanted to stop over
and have a wurst.

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"But do you doubt for a moment that Longhorn will provide more improvements
from Windows XP than desktop Linux will gain during the same period?"

If I were reading that at the time the article was written I would probably be
nodding my head in agreement. But I think the latest Ubuntu is generally much
more usable than Vista.

My 70 year old mom is sick to death of Vista, I'm going to be installing
Ubuntu for her in a couple weeks, so I guess I'll get the chance to find out
if I'm right.

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_In what world does the "archetypal nontechnical user" have two computers
connected by Ethernet?_

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cliffhanger … suspense … come back for the next episode (you just know there will be a next episode – this franchise is too good to stop now) …

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Acknowledgments:a) The Lord Godb) Genesis & The Garden of Edenc) Don Merritt(who might be wishing he hadn’t prompted the idea)

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The CPU on the module is the AT91R40008 from Atmel. This microcontroller contains a powerfull 66MHz, 32-bit ARM7TDMI microprocessor, 256kBytes of zero wait-state SRAM memory with a slew of peripherials:

Three timer/counters

Up to 6 PWM channels (usingthe card switched to programming mode) so a bottom-boot-block FLASH device was selected.

The memory width of the FLASH memory is 16-bits and the device supports 3V only operation, so programming and erasing the FLASH content can be done by software.

Direct code-execution from FLASH is supported, in fact that’s the normal boot-operation of the device: the boot-program executes directly from FLASH. Since this type of memory is significantly slower than the internal SRAM memory, when high-performance is required, code has to be copied into the internal SRAM memory of the CPU and executed from there. Also, with the use of the ‘REMAP’ function of the CPU interrupt vectors can be mapped to the internal SRAM and thus modified by the executing program.

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of budgeting and investing:

Begin your financial turnaround by writing down the monthly payment, interest rate, and total amount owed for each of your debts. Once you know where you stand with each of your creditors, attempt to lower your interest rates. This involves calling your creditors and asking for lower rates, transferring balances to lower interest rate credit cards, or more aggressive tactics such as home refinancing, to turn liabilities into lower interest-bearing, tax-deductible debt.

Next, create a realistic budget and eliminate unnecessary expenses. Take any free cash flow and use it to pay more toward your highest interest, non-tax deductible debt. On all other debt, pay only the minimum. Do this every month until that particular high-rate debt is paid off. Once that account has a zero balance,// Copyright 2009 The Closure Library Authors. All Rights Reserved.
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goog.provide('goog.testing.stacktraceTest');
goog.setTestOnly('goog.testing.stacktraceTest');

goog.require('goog.functions');
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goog.require('goog.testing.PropertyReplacer');
goog.require('goog.testing.StrictMock');
goog.require('goog.testing.asserts');
goog.require('goog.testing.jsunit');
goog.require('goog.testing.stacktrace');
goog.require('goog.testing.stacktrace.Frame');
goog.require('goog.userAgent');

var stubs = new goog.testing.PropertyReplacer();
var expectedFailures;
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function tearDown() {
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}

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knockdown but were increased to 1000% in Patu-8988, 246% in MIA Paca-2 and 160% in PANC-1 with overexpression. A similar pattern was observed by qRT-PCR (Fig. [3](#Fig3){ref-type="fig"}a). When HNRNPA2B1 was knocked down, the messenger RNA (mRNA) and protein levels of CDH1 (E-cadherin) increased, whereas these levels were decreased when HNRNPA2B1 was overexpressed (Fig. [3](#Fig3){ref-type="fig"}b). As expected, N-cadherin (Fig. [3](#Fig3){ref-type="fig"}c) and vimentin (Fig. [3](#Fig3){ref-type="fig"}d) showed trends opposite to that of E-cadherin. Furthermore, we confirmed that lower HNRNPA2B1 expression corresponded with higher E-cadherin expression and lower N-cadherin and vimentin expression in pancreatic cancer cells.Fig. 3HNRNPA2B1 increases EMT in pancreatic cancer cell lines. HNRNPA2B1 (**a**), E-cadherin (**b**), N-cadherin (**c**) and vimentin (**d**) were visualised by qRT-PCR and Western blotting (histograms of mRNA expression on pictures of protein levels). β-Actin was used as an internal control. Data


degrading the extracellular matrix. qRT-PCR and Western blotting showed significant decreases in the cellular levels of Mmp7 (Fig. [4](#Fig4){ref-type="fig"}a) and Mmp9 (Fig. [4](#Fig4){ref-type="fig"}b) after HNRNPA2B1 knockdown and increases after HNRNPA2B1 overexpression. These results are consistent with the invasion results.

Furthermore, we established xenografted tumor in nude mouse via subcutaneous injection of 1 × 10^7^ PANC-1, PANC-1-KH and PANC-1-OH cells per mouse severally. As shown by Fig. [5](#Fig5){ref-type="fig"}a--c, we observed that the largest tumor volume and the thinnest in the PANC-1-OH-mice but an antipodal phenomenon in the PANC-1-KH-mice. Also, we found the tumor inhibitory rate of the PANC-1-KH group is the highest by using the PANC-1-OH group as a reference substance due to its highest expression of HNRNPA2B1 (Fig. [5](#Fig5){ref-type="fig"}d). These data are consistent with that HNRNPA2B1 could stimulate the growth and invasion in pancreatic cancer.Fig. 5HNRNPA2B1and invasive behaviour in cancer-associated EMT by activating the ERK signalling \[[@CR22]\], HNRNPA2B1, a member of a heterogeneous group of nuclear ribonucleoproteins, has been shown to contribute to ERK activation by controlling A-RAF splicing \[[@CR18]\]. We explored the relationship between snail and the ERK pathway and found that the expression level of snail was notably decreased with attenuation of ERK phosphorylation caused by HNRNPA2B1 knockdown. Futher more, when we inhibited the activation of ERK1/2, both of HNRNPA2B1 and EMT were decreased. Therefore, we tentatively conclude that HNRNPA2B1 promotes EMT by activating the ERK/snail pathway in pancreatic cancer, revealing a potential connection between HNRNPA2B1 and EMT. Nonetheless, the mechanism of specific subunit by which HNRNPA2B1 affects the intracellular RAS/RAF/MEK/ERK cascade is still unknown, and the mechanism by which HNRNPA2B1


Myelo-optic neuropathy caused by aconitine in rabbit model.
A single dose of aconitine (0.6 mg/kg), the principal constituent of aconite, was administered intraperitoneally in order to evaluate its toxic effects on the visual system of a rabbit model. The typical pattern in which the alteration in the visual evoked potential occurred after an aconitine injection consisted of a delay in the onset and peak latency, and a reduction in the amplitude. Histopathologically, there was damage to the myelin sheath of the visual pathway, spinal cord and peripheral nerves. These findings suggest that a toxic dose of aconitine may cause myelo-optic neuropathy in rabbits.regarding Burma in the interests of promoting stability. The Chinese can no longer rely on the generals to protect their interests here, and recognize the need to broker some solution that keeps the peace, including bringing in the pro-democracy supporters. Those discussions need to get started now. The generals no doubt fear for their futures, so some quiet assurances of protection might help bring them to the negotiating table. The Chinese share our desire to get them to the negotiating table. The Chinese Ambassador has made clear his continuing interest in working together with us. VILLAROSA


52 to 42. Both campaigns are pouring considerable resources into the state.

Yet Mr Trump has insisted he can win there, as long as the election is fair.

“She can’t beat what’s happening here. The only way they can beat it in my opinion, and I mean this 100 percent, if in certain sections of the state they cheat,” he said.

In comments that echoed, and went further than, his statements last week in Ohio that he’s “afraid the election is going to be rigged”, he claimed that Republican leaders in the state were “very concerned” about the possibility of cheating.,

“We have to call up law enforcement, and we have to have the sheriffs and the police chiefs and everybody watching,” he said.

This is not the first time that Mr Trumphas raised the issue of potential for fraud in Pennsylvania, one of 20 states that has no ID requirement for polling places and which Mr Obama won in 2008 and 2012. He said Mr Obama’s result was proof of fraud, something that sparked backlash on social media from election inspectors involved in the process who dismissed the tycoon’s claims.

A comprehensive study of in-person voter fraud between 2000-2014, conducted by Loyola Law School professor Justin Levitt, found 31 incidents nationally out of more than 1 billion ballots cast.


basket.

2. Description of the Prior Art

In conventional vertical-axis automatic washer, there is a central agitator which oscillates during the wash portion of the cycle within a wash basket holding the materials to be washed, the wash basket being held in a fixed position relative to the washer cabinet by a brake. For example, U.S. Pat. No. 3,216,227 discloses a direct drive motor that drives an agitator by means of the motor shaft and drives the basket by means of a coupling between the motor housing and the basket. The basket is locked by a brake mechanism during agitation.

In other constructions the basket does move during agitation, but either there is no agitator present, or else the basket moves with the agitator.

U.S. Pat. No. 3,066,521 discloses an automatic washerthe present invention.

FIG. 10 is a graphic comparison of stroke angles of the agitator and rotation of the basket for varying sized loads.

FIG. 11 is a graphic comparison of motor shaft rotation to the agitator and basket rotation of FIG. 10.

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE PREFERRED EMBODIMENTS

In FIG. 1 there is illustrated an automatic washer generally at embodying the principles of the present invention. The washer has an outer cabinet 12 with an openable lid 13 which encloses an imperforate wash tub 14 for receiving a supply of wash liquid. Concentrically mounted within the wash tub is a wash basket 16 for receiving a load of materials to be washed and a vertical axis agitator 18. A motor 20 is provided which is drivingly connected to the agitator 18


shaft 48 so that the basket 16 and the agitator 18 will spin together. The clutch includes an axially displaceable gear member 54 having teeth 56 on an outer circumference thereof which engage with corresponding teeth 58 on an annular axial extension 60 of the ring gear 37. The displaceable gear 54 has a plurality of axially aligned teeth 62 on an inner surface 63 thereof which are engageable with outwardly projecting axially aligned teeth 64 carried on the shaft 48. Axial movement of the gear 54 will selectively engage or disengage the gear teeth 62 with the shaft teeth 64. When the gear teeth 62 are engaged with the shaft teeth 64, the ring gear 37 will be rotationally locked to the shaft 48. When the teethgear cse reduction ratio. As clothes are added to the washer, those clothes are carried by the agitator, thus adding to the torque load of the agitator and thus increasing the rotational inertia of the agitator, thereby increasing the portion of the drive torque going to the basket. This increases the angular movement of the basket. As still further clothes are added, coupling between the agitator and basket through the clothes causes less excursion of the basket. That is, the basket inertia increases relative to the agitator inertia. As still more clothes are added, clothes see "longer" stroke angles because of coupling of the clothes to the wash basket. The combination of the rotational angles of the agitator and basket corresponding to the motor shaf angle, becomes the


groups. Paired sample t-test or Wilcoxon was used to compare the continuous variables within the two groups. The ANCOVA test was used to eliminate the effect of confounding factors.

Pearson correlation analyses were used to estimate associations between total carbohydrate intake and serum beta-hydroxybutyrate.

Data were analyzed using the SPSS version 18.0 software (Chicago, IL, USA) and Stata version 13. *P* \< 0.05 was considered as statistically significant.

Results {#Sec8}
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Detailed patient demographics and a flow diagram were reported previously \[[@CR17]\]. A total of 80 women with breast cancer were enrolled and randomly assigned to either the intervention (*n* = 40) or control (n = 40) groups. Three patients in the control group withdrew before beginning their assigned diet, while10 patients in the KD group and 10 patients in the control group withdrew from the study after beginningand control group as measured by the EORTC QLQBR23^a^KDControl***p***-value^a^Functioning Future perspective  Week 066 (33--100)66 (33--66)0/60  Week 1266 (33--66)33 (33--100)0/85  *p*-value0/450/76^b^Symptoms+ Arm  Week 011 (0--36)11 (0--22)0/36  Week 1211 (0--36)22 (0--33)88  *p*-value0/700/59 Breast  Week 08 (0--33)8 (0--25)0/34  Week 128 (0--10)8 (0--16)0/55  *p*-value0/010/34 Systemic therapy side effects  Week 09 (4--17)14 (4--23)0/54  Week 1242 (20--52)42 (33--52)0/33  *p*-value0\</0010\</001 Concerns over hair loss  Week 0000/20  Week 1266 (33--100)33 (33--100)0/50  *p*-value0\</0010\</001Mann--Whitney U test was used to compare the continuous variables between the two groups. Wilcoxon was used to compare the continuous variables within the two groups^a^The higher values indicate higher level of functioning and quality of life^b^The higher values indicate a higher grade of symptomsData shown as median and quartile (25, 75)

No significant differences were seen in QoL between the two groups after 12 weeks; however, the KD group showed better global QoL compared to the control group at week 6 (*P* = 0.02).

Also at week 6 diarrhea increased


Kalamian and Beheshti collaborated in the design of the diet. Kalamian gave critical review of the manuscript. All authors have read and approved the final manuscript.

Not applicable.

Data described in the manuscript, code book, and analytic code will be made available upon request pending.

All participants provided written informed consent prior to participating in the study.

Not applicable.

The authors declare that they have no competing interests.
animals (62% ± 3%, *n* = 4) in comparison with heterozygous (69% ± 2%, *n* = 11, *p* = 0.18 homozygous versus heterozygous), and wild type mice (75% ± 3%, *n* = 7, *p* = 0.03 homozygous versus wild type) ([Fig. 2b](#f2){ref-type="fig"}, left, [Supplementary Table 5](#S1){ref-type="supplementary-material"}). Similarly, the shortening level of left the ventricular diameter between end-diastole and end-systole (fractional shortening, FS) was significantly reduced in homozygous animals (31% ± 2%, *n* = 4) in comparison with heterozygous (36% ± 2%, *n* = 11, *p* = 0.12 homozygous versus heterozygous), and wild type mice (41% ± 2%, *n* = 7, *p* = 0.02 homozygous versus wild type) ([Fig. 2b](#f2){ref-type="fig"}, right, [Supplementary Table S5](#S1){ref-type="supplementary-material"}). The other echocardiographic parameters showed no differences between genotypes and M-mode images ([Supplementary Fig. S2](#S1){ref-type="supplementary-material"}) from each genotype are consistent with the quantitative data presented in [Fig. 2b](#f2){ref-type="fig"} and [Supplementary Table S5](#S1){ref-type="supplementary-material"} in that there is little difference between the genotypes in the gross anatomic changes during


−/− and *Celf1* +/+ animals at PN3 and from *Celf1* +/+ animals at PN38 at which point Celf1 levels have decreased ([Supplementary Fig. S1](#S1){ref-type="supplementary-material"}). The high quality of the RNA-seq data was reflected by efficient mapping to the genome for all samples (85--86%) and sufficient depth for alternative splicing analysis (\>179,000,000 paired end reads) ([Supplementary Table S6](#S1){ref-type="supplementary-material"}). Alternative splicing data (percent spliced in, PSI) from two replicates of homozygous or two wild type samples showed high levels of correlation (Pearson = 0.98 for *Celf1* +/+ animals, Pearson = 0.95 for *Celf1* −/− animals) ([Fig. 3a](#f3){ref-type="fig"}).

We identified 45 alternative splicing events affected in *Celf1* −/− neonatal heart (\|Δpsi\| ≥ 15%) ([Supplementary Table S7](#S1){ref-type="supplementary-material"}). Out of the 45 events, 27 (60%) exhibited more inclusion in *Celf1* −/− compared to wild type animals (psi~*Celf1*+/+~ \< psi~*Celf1/−*~) and 18 (40%) By [@T1 Proposition 2.2], $ x_{1},\ldots ,x_{r} \in {\frak{a}}$ is a $ d $-sequence on $M$ if one of the following conditions is satisfied:

        1.  $x_{1},\ldots, x_{i-1},x_{i}^{2}$ is an ${\frak{a}}$-weak sequence on $M$ for all $ i=1,\ldots, r$.

        2.  $x_{1},\ldots, x_{r}$ is an ${\frak{a}}$-weak sequence on $M$ in ${\frak{a}}^{2}$.

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1.  Below, we record three essential properties of filter regular sequences.

    1.  Let $\underline{x}=x_{1},\ldots, x_{r} \in {\frak{a}}$ be an ${\frak{a}}$-filter regular sequence on $M$. Then by [@AS Proposition 2.3], there are the natural isomorphisms $${\operatorname{H}}_{{\frak{a}}}^{i}\left(M\right) \cong
        \begin{cases}
        {\operatorname{H}}_{\langle \underline{x} \rangle }^{i}\left(M\right) &


on $0 <i \leq n $, we show that for any permutation $\delta$ of the set $\{1,2, ..., n\}$ and all positive integers $t_1, \ldots, t_n$, the sequence $x_{\delta (1)}^{t_1},\ldots, x_{\delta (i)}^{t_i}$ is a ${\frak{b}}$-weak sequence on $M$. Since $\lambda_M^{0}$ is surjective, $\left(0:_{M} {\frak{b}}\right)={\operatorname{H}}_{{\frak{b}}}^{0}\left(M\right)$. By Remark \[2.3\](B)(i), one has: $${\operatorname{H}}_{\langle x_{\delta (1)}^{t_1} \rangle }^{0}\left(M\right)={\operatorname{H}}_{{\frak{a}}}^{0}\left(M\right)={\operatorname{H}}_{{\frak{b}}}^{0}\left(M\right),$$ and so $$\left(0:_{M}x_{\delta (1)}^{t_1}\right) \subseteq {\operatorname{H}}_{\langle x_{\delta (1)}^{t_1} \rangle }^{0}\left(M\right)={\operatorname{H}}_{{\frak{b}}}^{0}\left(M\right)=
\left(0:_{M}{\frak{b}}\right).$$ Hence, the case $i=1$ holds.

Now, let $2\leq i \leq n$ and the result has been proved for $i-1$. Let $\sigma$ be a permutation of the set $\{1,2, ..., n\}$ and $u_1, \ldots,
u_n$ be positive integers. Set $z_i:=x_{\sigma (i)}^{u_i}$ for every $1\leq i\leq n$. By the induction hypothesis, $z_1,\ldots, z_{i-1}$ is a ${\frak{b}}$-weak sequence on $M$, and it remains to show that $$\langle  z_1,\ldots,{\operatorname{H}}_{1}\left(z_{1},\ldots, z_{i},M\right) \longrightarrow {\operatorname{H}}_{1}\left(z_{1}^{l},\ldots, z_{i}^{l},M\right)$$ is the natural map induced by the map $\psi_{1}^{l}$ given in Definition and Remark \[2.1\](iv). Thus, we have $$\left(z_{1}\ldots z_{i-1}\right)^{l-1}
\left(m_{i}-n_{i}\right)\in \langle  z_{1}^{l},\ldots, z_{i-1}^{l}\rangle M.$$

For the second assertion, note that by Remark \[2.3\](A)(iii), every unconditioned $\langle \underline{x} \rangle$-weak sequence on $M$ is an $u.s.d$-sequence on $M$. So, it is obvious by the first assertion.

The following lemma together with Theorem \[2.6\] are required to prove Theorem \[2.7\].

\[2.5\] Let $\underline{x}:=x_{1},\ldots, x_{s}$ be a sequence of elements of $R$ and set ${\frak{a}}:=\langle \underline{x} \rangle$. Let $M$ be a finitely generated $R$-module and $n\leq s$ a natural integer. Suppose that every $n$ elements of $\lbrace x_{1}, \ldots, x_{s}
\rbrace$ forms a $d$-sequence on $M$. Then the natural $R$-homomorphism ${\operatorname{H}}_{i}\left(\underline{x},0:_{M}{\frak{a}}\right)\longrightarrow {\operatorname{H}}_{i}\left(
\underline{x},M\right)$ induced by the inclusion map $0:_{M}{\frak{a}}\hookrightarrow M$ is


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I figured out what went wrong. One of the Junit is taking time to complete and it is a DAO. That method is taking around 40 to 50 Minutes to complete AND and session timed out for Cache Manager happens and when other Junit try to access I am getting that error.
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How do I get ORACLE JAVA SE 7 to work?

I am a newbie to Ubuntu, so kindly be considerate.
I recently manually downloaded & installed (Java SE 7ux) JavaSE 1.7.0_51.
Linux x64 (for 64-bit system) "tar.gz" package.
My Ubuntu version is 13.10  (OS 64 bit)
I carefully following the instructions from: How to Install JDK 7 on Ubuntu
To verify that the installation was successful I wrote:
javac -version

and get the below results:
Error occurred during initialization of VM
java/lang/NoClassDefFoundError: java/lang/Object

$ which java gives the below results:
/usr/bin/java

$ which javac also gives the below results:
/usr/bin/javac

I repeated the steps a couple of times just in case I missed out an important step but still got the same results. After a couple of researching on-line I found out @ Reference, that I could actually


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A probabilistic model was developed to assess the impact of two independent dichotomous familial risk factors on familial aggregation of a disorder in pairs of relatives where one member was ascertained as a proband or index subject (i.e., a case or control). Under this model, one risk factor is of primary interest (i.e., a susceptibility gene), while the effect of the other is to be controlled (i.e., an environmental risk factor). Familial aggregation was examined within strata defined by the status of proband and relative with respect to the environmental factor. The findings suggest that for proband-relative pairs, under both the additive and multiplicative models, an environmental factor can be controlled in the analysis based solely


sheath of aluminum foil. It's used in wiring systems in buildings or other environments where heavy noise adjacent to the wire might cause interference. The foil provides insulation not afforded by UTP (unshielded twisted pair), the most common kind of structural wiring. The disadvantage of FTP is that it requires somewhat more care in "earthing" (grounding) than UTP and electrical impedances must be matched when connecting to UTP. Typically, FTP might be used in a factory setting.

Solid core cable is supposed to be used for permanently installed runs. It is less flexible than stranded cable and is more prone to failure if repeatedly flexed. Stranded cable is used for fly leads at patch panel and for connections from wall-ports to end devices, as it resists cracking of thespecifically based on polyethylene compounding had been developed by at least two companies in the early to mid-1990s; however, these were never commercialized and development efforts continue in these yet-untapped product potentials. Development efforts on a non-halogen plenum compound were announced in 2007 citing new flame-retardant synergist packages that may provide an answer for an yet-under-developed plenum cable market outside the United States. All materials intended for use on wire and cables to be placed in plenum spaces are designed to meet rigorous fire safety test standards in accordance with NFPA 262 and outlined in NFPA 90A. Plenum-rated cables are restricted to only allow certain chemicals for manufacture of the wire insulation and cable sheath. Typically this results in reduced flexibility of plastic cables, making it stiff and


a maximum char height of 1.5 m (59″) measured from the lower edge of the burner face. The UL-1685 has a flame height allowable up to approximately 78″ measured from the burner. FT4 Cables can be used in Non-Combustible buildings.

Products passing the FT6 Horizontal Flame and Smoke Test are designated FT6 in the column where the trade number appears. This test is for cables which must pass a Horizontal Flame and Smoke Test in accordance with ANSI/NFPA Standard 262-1985 (UL-910). The maximum flame spread shall be 1.50 meters (4.92 ft.). The smoke density shall be 0.5 at peak optical density and 0.15 at maximum average optical density.Q:

Internal server error when deploying ARM Template

I am deploying an arm template that contains the following resources
Microsoft.Storage/storageAccount
Microsoft.Sql/servers
Microsoft.Sql/servers/auditPolicies

Now everything worked until I started changing the values for the auditPolicies object. Here are the steps I took until the InternalServerError occurred.

Added the auditState property and set its value to Disabled. Deployment Successful.
Changed the auditState property to Enabled. Deployment failed. Error states that the storageAccountName is required.
Added storageAccountName and set its value to the name of the storage account. Deployment failed. Error states that storageAccountKey.
Added storageAccountKey and set its value to key1 of the storage account's keys object. Deployment failed. Internal Server Error - "An Error has occurred while saving Auditing settings, please try again later". Additionally, the errors cause the deployment to run indefinitely. Though I am not concerned about


I use phplist to manage the web mailing list but lately what I've been doing is exporting these bounced emails from my email program and running an email extraction utility on the exported email to get a list of email addresses from these emails, and then feeding them into a script that turns off email notification for those users on the forum whose emails can be found.

In the past i've been using a now-discontinued utility designed specifically to extract emails. But it's less than ideal. It's a big clunky, it sometimes finds things that aren't emails, and sometimes misses real emails. It also has a bad user interface and doesn't remove duplicates. After i would run this utility i would bring the output file into a text editor,a generally useful function.

linebyter definitely cannot do what you want (currently), but it might be nice if it could be expanded to do something like that at some point, maybe by looking at a larger context. currently thought its only matching patterns one line at a time in total isolation from all other lines.

Mailbag Assistant appears to be shareware costing about $30. There are a lot of shareware message readers still out there from the days of bulletin boards. They very considerably in quality and features. I used to use an old dos program called Readmail to read email messages. It allows you to define the hearder format of a list of messages. Buts its search facility was very limited, and it was buggy.

I may have to write


including multiple-input multiple-output (MIMO) channel transmission techniques, and a highly efficient control signaling structure is achieved in LTE (Release 8).
LTE Architecture
The overall architecture is shown in FIG. 1 and a more detailed representation of the E-UTRAN architecture is given in FIG. 2. The E-UTRAN consists of eNodeB, providing the E-UTRA user plane (PDCP/RLC/MAC/PHY) and control plane (RRC) protocol terminations towards the user equipment (UE). The eNodeB (eNB) hosts the Physical (PHY), Medium Access Control (MAC), Radio Link Control (RLC), and Packet Data Control Protocol (PDCP) layers that include the functionality of user-plane header-compression and encryption. It also offers Radio Resource Control (RRC) functionality corresponding to the control plane. It performs many functions including radio resource management, admission control, scheduling, enforcement of negotiated uplink Quality of Service (QoS), cellSupport of Wider Bandwidth
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that BMP signaling depends on the pro-BMP action of Chordin at a distance. Conversely, in *NvGrm* knockdowns, the pSMAD1/5-positive domain expanded in comparison to embryos injected with standard control morpholino (StdMO) ([Figures 1](#fig1){ref-type="fig"}I--1K), suggesting that Gremlin locally restricts BMP signaling. We then quantified pSMAD1/5 staining intensity in endodermal nuclei on confocal sections of control and morphant embryos and showed a BMP signaling gradient along the directive axis, which was abolished upon injection of DppMO, suppressed in GDF5lMO and expanded in GrmMO, with significantly (p \< 0.05, Wilcoxon exact test) elevated pSMAD1/5 levels at middle positions ([Figures 2](#fig2){ref-type="fig"} and [S2](#app3){ref-type="sec"}B--S2D).

By late planula stage, the anlagen of the eight endodermal folds called mesenteries are formed in *Nematostella*. Phalloidin staining showed that all control late planulae contained eight mesenteries ([Figure 2](#fig2){ref-type="fig"}A), whereas no*NvGDF5-like*, *NvChd*, and *NvGrm* were injected into fertilized eggs. For MO sequences, concentrations, and specificity tests as well as for the details on generating the constitutively active *Nematostella* BMPRI, see the [Supplemental Experimental Procedures](#app3){ref-type="sec"}.

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Rabbit anti-Phospho-Smad1 (Ser463/465)/Smad5 (Ser463/465)/Smad8 (Ser426/428) (Cell Signaling, 9511), rat anti-NvHoxE, rabbit anti-GFP (Abcam, ab290), and mouse anti-GFP (Life Technologies, A11120) were used for the experiments. Intensity of αpSMAD1/5 staining was quantified on 16-bit images of confocal optical sections (oral views) of early morphant and control planulae stained with DAPI and αpSMAD1/5. For F-actin staining, Alexa Fluor 488 phalloidin (Life Technologies, A12379) was used. For the details on raising the anti-NvHoxE antibody, the antibody staining protocol, and pSMAD1/5 gradient quantification, see the [Supplemental Experimental Procedures](#app3){ref-type="sec"}. In situ hybridization


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(C--E) Restricted *chordin* expression domain (red curves on the left plots) results in BMP signaling on the opposite side of the embryo (relative concentration of BMP ligand-receptor complexes shown as black curves on Cʹ--Eʹ) independent of *bmp4* expression localization (blue curve). *bmp4* can be expressed uniformly (C), on the *chordin* side (D), or opposite to it (E). The x axis is normalized with respect to maximal domain length (shown as 2π since the embryo is spherical), and the y axis shows the ratio of ligand-bound receptors (LR) with respect to total receptor concentration (R~T~).\
(F and G) Constrained core regulators versus weakly constrained modulators of BMP signaling in *Nematostella* (F) and *Xenopus* (G).\
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Introduction and Scope
======================

It is by now well established that when two parallel two-dimensional electron systems are brought close together in the presence of a large magnetic field, electron-electron interactions both within and between layers can conspire to drive a transition into a remarkable new phase of quantum electronic matter. In this new phase electrons lose their memory of which layer they are in, and instead inhabit both layers equally. It is most remarkable that this “which-layer uncertainty" does not hinge on the presence of a finite interlayer tunneling amplitude but instead develops spontaneously as the system reaches for the correlated state with the lowest Coulomb interaction energy.

To date, this new phase has been experimentally observed only when the total electron densitycontrast between an ordinary quantum Hall system and the present [$\nu_T=1$]{} bilayer system is analogous to the distinction between a semiconductor and a superconductor. Both the semiconductor and the superconductor display an energy gap and current-carrying excited states, but only the superconductor possesses a Cooper pair condensate capable of transporting current without dissipation. Similarly, both ordinary QHE states and the present bilayer [$\nu_T=1$]{} state display a gap to charged excitations, but only the [$\nu_T=1$]{} system possesses an exciton condensate capable of (neutral) superfluid transport. Indeed, it is the presence of the condensate that has motivated almost two decades of theoretical and experimental study of the bilayer [$\nu_T=1$]{} system. It is also the main focus of the present article.

The scope of this paper is limited to experimental investigations of the [$\nu_T=1$]{} bilayer exciton condensate


localized charge build-up in one layer and a corresponding deficit in the other. For widely separated layers these twin defects relax independently and only very slowly owing to the small conductivity $\sigma_{xx}$ of 2D electrons in large magnetic fields. However, once the excitonic phase is established at smaller layer separation, the very high counterflow conductivity of its condensate is the perfect vehicle for rapidly relaxing this antisymmetric bilayer charge defect.

The sharply resonant peak in the tunneling conductance at [$\nu_T=1$]{} signals a nearly discontinuous jump in the tunneling current at zero interlayer voltage. This is obviously reminiscent of the dc Josephson effect in superconducting tunnel junctions. How close this connection really is remains a subject of intense experimental and theoretical interest.

Vanishing Hall Resistance in Counterflow
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Figure \[thumbs\]b shows another dramatic consequenceof exciton condensation at [$\nu_T=1$]{}. The Hall resistance measured in one of the two 2D layers is plotted vs. inverse total filling factor $1/\nu_T$. As in Fig. \[thumbs\]a, the two curves derive from different total electron densities $n_T$ and therefore different effective layer separations [$d/\ell$]{} at [$\nu_T=1$]{}. Unlike an ordinary Hall effect measurement in which equal, co-directed currents flow in the two layers, in this case the individual layer currents are equal in magnitude, but opposite in direction. This is, therefore, a counterflow (CF) experiment. As the magnetic field (and hence $1/\nu_T$) is increased from zero, a series of Hall plateaus is observed. These plateaus correspond to the familiar quantized Hall states present in each layer separately. The fact that the current is being returned via the opposite layer


[@wen93; @ezawa93; @wen96; @balents01; @stern01; @fogler01; @joglekar01; @iwazaki03; @fertig03; @bezuglyj04; @abolfath04; @wang04; @jack04; @jack05; @klironomos05; @wang05; @bezuglyj05; @fertig05; @rossi05; @khomeriki06; @park06; @fil07; @eastham09; @su10; @sun10; @eastham10; @lee11; @hyart11; @ezawa12]. The strong tunneling signature has proven to be an effective tool for studying the coherent excitonic phase at small [$d/\ell$]{} and the transition from it to the incoherent compressible phase at larger effective layer separation.

Figure \[tunnel2\] shows interlayer tunneling data at [$\nu_T=1$]{} taken at low temperature ($T = 25$ mK) and small effective layer separation ([$d/\ell$]{}=1.61); these conditions place the system well within the coherent excitonic phase. The differential tunneling conductance $dI/dV$ shown in the top panel reveals an extremely sharp peak centered at zero bias. The height of the peak falls steadily with increasing temperature and layer separation [@spielman00; @spielman01;most fundamental level there are “contact resistances” of order $h/e^2$ associated with the injection of current into the bilayer quantum Hall state [@pesin11]. These quantum Hall contact resistances cannot be removed, and in fact eliminate the possibility of observing a true dc Josephson effect in the [*two-terminal*]{} $IV$ characteristic.

More mundane effects also contribute to the net series resistance $R_{series}$. In particular, significant resistances can be encountered in the 2D electron gas “arms” which lead from the ohmic contacts to the gated portion of the device where the coherent excitonic phase exists. In the end, $R_{series}$ can be large; $\sim 100$ k$\Omega$ is not uncommon. This series resistance has various consequences. First, it obviously limits the maximum observable two-terminal tunneling conductance to $R_{series}^{-1}$. Second, the series resistance exaggerates the


a finite temperature Kosterlitz-Thouless (KT) phase transition is expected [@wen92; @yang94; @moon95] in the [$\nu_T=1$]{} system, with vortices in the condensate phase $\phi$ binding up into pairs at temperatures below a critical temperature $T_{KT} \sim \pi \rho_s/2$. While free vortices create dissipation in the presence of uniform exciton transport (i.e. counterflow), bound vortex-antivortex pairs do not. Counterflow transport will exert Magnus forces on the vortices and lead to ionization of the pairs, and thus dissipation. The effective current-voltage characteristic for counterflow transport is expected to be highly non-linear: $V \sim I_{CF}^p$, with the exponent $p$ jumping from $p=1$ to $p=3$ as the temperature falls below $T_{KT}$, and rising steadily as the temperature is reduced further [@moon95]. Hence, truly dissipationless transport is only expected in the $I_{CF} \rightarrow 0$ limit.

Unlikeproblem. Refs. [@fertig89; @wen92; @yang94; @moon95; @smg_ahm97] provide an excellent starting point.

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In fact, for non-zero tunneling the dispersion is gapped at $q=0$. This gap has so far been too small to be resolved in experiments.

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Assuming Landau level mixing can be completely ignored. Obviously, if the


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Because we couldn't possibly wait any longer, we just went on a road trip to visit Magnolia Market, Chip and Joanna Gaines' brand-new store in Waco, Texas. Fans of HGTV's Fixer Upper know that the couple recently undertook their biggest rehab project ever in acquiring a sprawling downtown Waco property that includes two huge grain silos and a 20,000-square-foot barn. More than a year in the making, the new complex had its grand opening in a two-day "#Silobration" on October 30th and 31st.

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small, inconspicuous table in a corner of the main showroom. It's got a handful of items endorsed by Chip, including Magnolia Farms hats ($24) and "Chip's Favorite Flashlight": a Streamlight Protac 1L super-bright LED model ($65). And that table is pretty much it for Chip and his gear. Everything else in Magnolia Market is all about Joanna's taste and sensibility. (Editor's note: Chip will be getting his own store inside the 3,800-square-foot silo at some point in the future.)

6. Some of the merch here is locally made, but much of it is mass-market stuff.

One wall of Magnolia Market is adorned with as-seen-on-Fixer Upper metal signs with homey sayings on them like "Today is a good day for a good day" and "I love you to the moon andback" (small $42; large $95). Those were designed by Joanna and handmade by local metalwork artisan Jimmy Don of Stars Over Texas Metal Art. They're charming finds for visitors hoping to bring a piece of Waco back home with them.

But elsewhere around Magnolia Market, price tags indicate country of origin, and often it's not the U.S.A. Those $16 "Parisian" delicatessen-logo canisters? Made in China. A $12 metal flower wreath? Also made in China.

7. The best and worst day to go is Saturday.

Late afternoon on a Thursday, Magnolia Market was rather quiet. On Saturday morning, it was rather mobbed. (It's closed on Sundays.) Though we didn't have to wait to get in, some visitors have reported that entry lines sometimes happen.

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All 31 patients showed good initial outcomes under corticosteroids. During a follow-up of 30 \[6--94\] months, 12 (39%) patients experienced disease relapse (median delay: 18 \[13--74\] months), 5 had initial extracranial symptoms, and 7 exhibited initial constitutional symptoms and/or isolated inflammatory parameters (*P* = n.s.). Three of these 12 patients with disease relapse developed cranial symptoms/signs only in this setting. Nine showed corticosteroid dependency to control the disease and therefore required a sparing agent (methotrexate in 7 cases, disulone in 1 case, and azathioprine in another case).Post-Prison Supervision, 959 P.2d 617, 619 (Or. Ct. App. 1998)

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gauge section and *l*~0~ is the initial length of the gauge section. The results of the calculations according to Equations (6) and (7) can indicate that Equation (8) is proven. Three specimens with different geometric sizes were selected and the above steps are repeated. All the results can prove the correctness of Equation (5). $${F = 60.7\mathsf{\Delta}l^{0.4}(10^{- 3}J)}{\ {and}\ \sigma_{t} = 915.9\varepsilon_{t}{}^{0.56}(10^{6}J)}$$ $$\left\{ \begin{array}{l}
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3.2. Verification Based on Finite Element Simulation {#sec3dot2-materials-13-02617}
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Finite element simulation can intuitively describe the stress and strain per unit volume of the specimen and the energy conversion of the entire system. Using the ABAQUS 6.14.1 software (Dassault Systemes, Vélizy-Villacoublay, France), a three-dimensional model ofgrains per unit volume at different locations. The true stress-strain curve reflects the mean stress state of the grains in each unit volume.

3.4. Application {#sec3dot4-materials-13-02617}
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One of the applications of the new model is to optimize the parameters of the existing constitutive equations.

### 3.4.1. Existing Flow Stress Constitutive Model {#sec3dot4dot1-materials-13-02617}

Uniaxial tensile tests of pure Ni with a thickness of 100 and 200 μm were implemented. The geometric size of the specimens for the uniaxial tensile experiment is shown in [Figure 1](#materials-13-02617-f001){ref-type="fig"}a. In this paper, the specimens for the uniaxial tensile tests were prepared along the rolling direction. To obtain specimens with different grain sizes, the specimens with a thickness of 100 μm were annealed at 750, 850, 950, 1050 and 1150 °C for one hour, and the specimens with


results. Avoiding the effect of considering microstructure deformation mechanisms is an advantage of new models that include energy inputs to improve prediction. The new model based on the Energy Conservation Law successfully optimized the strain hardening strength *n* in the existing constitutive model based on the Swift equation.

4. Conclusions {#sec4-materials-13-02617}
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The new model based on the Energy Conservation Law was established to further characterize the size effect on flow stress. In this paper, the energy conversion during plastic deformation is analyzed. The results show that for cold metal forming with little friction, the total work done by the experimental machine on the specimen is almost equal to the energy consumed by the plastic deformation based on the Energy Conservation Law. Taking the uniaxial tensile test as an example, theL.C., P.Z. and A.D. All authors have read and agreed to the published version of the manuscript.

This research was funded by \[National Natural Science Foundation of China\] grant number \[No. 51875126 and No. 51505101\] and \[Natural Scientific Research Innovation Foundation\] grant number \[2019KYCXJJYB02\].

The authors declare no conflicts of interest.

![(**a**) Force-displacement curve (**b**) True stress-strain curve of the same specimen.](materials-13-02617-g001){#materials-13-02617-f001}

![(**a**) Finite element model of the uniaxial tension test (**b**) Strain distribution.](materials-13-02617-g002){#materials-13-02617-f002}

![(**a**) Variation in different types of energy (**b**) Force-displacement curve of RP-1 (**c**) True stress-strain curves of the elements at different positions (**d**) Error between the experimental results and the simulation.](materials-13-02617-g003){#materials-13-02617-f003}

![Grain number per unit volume and surface layer grains with decreasing thickness/average grain sizes *(t/d).*](materials-13-02617-g004){#materials-13-02617-f004}

![Microstructures of Ni sheets with annealing temperature of 100 μm: (**a**) 750 °C, (**b**) 850


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