pass by the scene, do not stop or investigate. All jurors must see or hear the
same evidence at the same time. Do not read, listen to, or watch any news
accounts of this trial.

      Any notes you have taken during the trial may be taken to the jury
room for use during your discussions. Your notes are simply an aid to your
own memory, and neither your notes nor those of any other juror are binding
or conclusive. Your notes are not a substitute for your own memory or that of
other jurors. Instead, your verdict must result from the collective memory
and judgment of all jurors based on the evidence and testimony presented
during the trial.

      At the conclusion of the trial, the bailiffthe
evidence in this case. I am now going to tell you about the rules of law that you
must use in reaching your verdict. You will recall at the beginning of the case
I told you that if, at the end of the case I decided that different law applies, I
would tell you so. These instructions are, however, the same ashowever, the
same as what I gave you at the beginning and it is these rules of law that you
must now follow. When I finish telling you about the rules of law, the
attorneys will present their final arguments and you will then retire to decide
your verdict.

      [401.2] The claims and defenses in this case are as follows. Betty Jones
claims that Rachel Rowe was negligent in the


the other facts and circumstances, in deciding whether
she was negligent.

      [401.12(a)] Negligence is a legal cause of loss, injury, or damage if it
directly and in natural and continuous sequence produces or contributes
substantially to producing such loss, injury, or damage, so that it can
reasonably be said that, but for the negligence, the loss, injury, or damage
would not have occurred.

       [401.12(b)] In order to be regarded as a legal cause of loss, injury, or
damage, negligence need not be the only cause. Negligence may be a legal
cause of loss, injury, or damage even though it operates in combination with
some other cause if the negligence contributes substantially to producing such
loss, injury, or damage.

      [401.18] The issues                               - 63 -
appropriate reduction(s).

       [501.6] If the greater weight of the evidence shows that either Betty
Jones and/or Rachel Rowe have been permanently injured, you may consider
her life expectancy. The mortality tables received in evidence may be
considered in determining how long Betty Jones and/or Rachel Rowe may be
expected to live. Mortality tables are not binding on you, but may be
considered together with other evidence in the case bearing on Betty Jones’
and/or Rachel Rowe’s health, age and physical condition, before and after the
injury, in determining the probable length of her life.


form, called a
verdict form. You must come to an agreement about what your answers will
be. Your agreed-upon answers to my questions are called your jury verdict.

      The evidence in this case consists of the sworn testimony of the
witnesses, all exhibits received in evidence and all facts that were admitted or
agreed to by the parties.

      In reaching your verdict, you must think about and weigh the testimony
and any documents, photographs, or other material that has been received in
evidence. You may also consider any facts that were admitted or agreed to by
the lawyers. Your job is to determine what the facts are. You may use reason
and common sense to reach conclusions. You may draw reasonable inferences
from the evidence. But you    In reaching your verdict, do not let bias, sympathy, prejudice, public
opinion, or any other sentiment for or against any party to influence your
decision. Your verdict must be based on the evidence that has been received
and the law on which I have instructed you.

      Reaching a verdict is exclusively your job. I cannot participate in that
decision in any way and you should not guess what I think your verdict should
be from something I may have said or done. You should not think that I
prefer one verdict over another. Therefore, in reaching your verdict, you
should not consider anything that I have said or done, except for my specific


    [401.4] Negligence is the failure to use reasonable care, which is the care
that a reasonably careful person would use under like circumstances.
Negligence is doing something that a reasonably careful person would not do
under like circumstances or failing to do something that a reasonably careful
person would do under like circumstances.

      [401.12(a)] Negligence is a legal cause of loss, injury, or damage if it
directly and in natural and continuous sequence produces or contributes
substantially to producing such loss, injury, or damage, so that it can
reasonably be said that, but for the negligence, the loss, injury, or damage
would not have occurred.

      [401.12(b)] In order to be regarded as a legal cause of loss, injury, or
damage negligence need notQ:

Что не так с моим кодом? audio.GET (VK API)

Авторизуюсь по URL:
https://oauth.vk.com/authorize?client_id=(СКРЫТО)&display=popup&redirect_uri=http://w-0rld.ru/index.php&response_type=code

Получаю токен:
if (isset($_GET['code']))
{
$token = file_get_contents("https://oauth.vk.com/access_token?client_id=(СКРЫТО)&client_secret=(СКРЫТО)&redirect_uri=http://w-0rld.ru/index.php&code=".$_GET['code']);
$token_GET = json_decode($token);
$token = $token_GET->access_token;
$id = $token_GET->user_id;
setcookie("token",$token,time()+3600); // Ставим куку на час ибо через час код будет не рабочим.
setcookie("id",$id,time()+3600);
header("Location: /");
}

Пока все гладко, но как начинаю получать аудио:
if($_GET['json'] AND $_GET['mode'] == 'audios')
{
header('Content-Type: application/json');
$list = file_get_contents('https://api.vk.com/method/audio.get?owner_id='.$_COOKIE['id'].'&count=81&access_token='.$_COOKIE['token']);
exit ($list);
}

Вылазиет ошибка:
{"error":{"error_code":15,"error_msg":"Access denied: no access to call this method","request_params":[{"key":"oauth","value":"1"},{"key":"method","value":"audio.get"},{"key":"owner_id","value":"171166379"},{"key":"count","value":"81"}]}}

A:

С кодом все впорядке, вам же сам API говорит, о том что "нет доступа к вызову данного метода". Заходим в официальную документацию API, находим метод и там читаем следующее:

Требуются права доступа: audio.

Следовательно, в авторизационный запрос требуется добавить scope, так как нужно запросить разрешение на использование
&scope=audio

Более подробно об правах доступа и параметрах авторизации, которые пригодятся при дальнейшей разработке описано в официальной документации в разделе авторизация сайтов


Q:

Is it possible to install Windows Phone 7 tools in VS2010 Pro without Express

I have VS2010 Pro installed through DreamSpark. I really don't want anything more than I need on my PC, but the WP7 SDK insists on installing VS Express for development.
Can I just install the SDK without VS Express?

A:

When you install the Windows Phone 7 development tools "Visual Studio Express for  Windows Phone" will always be installed but if you have another version of Visual Studio installed no shortcuts to the Express version are installed and it's not supported by the "Visual Studio Version Selector".
"Add or Remove" programs does not support a way to uninstall VS Express so any uninstall would have to be done manually.
VS Express is actually very small when you consider thethe radio luminosity. The small number of sources makes it difficult to separate the redshift and luminosity dependence of the RLF sufficiently to be certain of this trend, but work is ongoing to improve the modeling of the data.

Surface brightness profiles of two old galaxies
===============================================

Two of the most interesting individual sources in the sample are 53W069 and 53W091. Keck spectra of these galaxies revealed that their restframe ultraviolet light was dominated by old stellar populations at ages of 4.5 Gyr at $z=1.432$ and 3.5 Gyr at $z=1.552$ respectively (Dey 1997; Spinrad et al. 1997). Although there continues to be some debate over the accuracy of these ages, there can be little dispute that they are two of the oldest galaxies observed at that redshift.

An important corollary to investigate was whether these galaxies


to avoid such foolish beliefs.

One user wrote: "This is just an animal inside a cage and anything would scream if it was threatened by these women in this way."

Another added: "This is just superstitious nonsense and I really wish that authorities could finally do something treat these people like the criminals they are."are with anorexics." "You will see them in the halls." "You get used to it." "Reception." "Behind the office of the residents." "Next you have the general supervisor." "And that the speech therapist and physio." "I was wondering if..." "Right away I go." "Recipes, income, high ..." "Got it clear?" "This will be your home for six months." "10 rooms, 18 patients." "Quiet, it will be fine." "We hope a foreign doctor." "I consultations." "Are we talking about the 3?" " I'm the new resident." " You are welcome!" "My name is Benjamin." "Do you notice that?" "Does this hurt the calf?" "How many do you smoke a day?" "I do not know, 15." "At what age?" "Ma'am, do you know why you're here?" "Why?" "You do not


before." "We should pass it to B1, Korsakoff's syndrome." "What's up?" "You'll have to leave that for later because ..." "I'm afraid I have no choice." "Treasurer!" "Yes, resident?" "To my right, one talking about a patient." "I swear." "Ponle Foul!" "Missing, missing ..." "Here you can not talk about patients." "Tranqui, you're not the first." "Please please." "Deputy Treasurer, The wheel!" "Wheel wheel..." "Let's the dog!" "Abdel." "Get up, come on." "You'd be told to get up, so up!" "Ponte fours." "And not in any way..." "Y no finjas." "Let's the dog!" "We laugh, again." "Treasurer, ignores, is inadmissible." "Hi." "Benjamin Barois." "I'm a doctor, yes." "Yes, I have cured several people." "Many hundreds." "I do my job." "Do not thank me." "Yes, I'm the resident guard."you say!" "With what it costs to get it going." "I've seen this episode, methanol poisoning." "They make it a resonance when a blood test would have sufficed." "Idiots." "Ask your ECG." "Yes?" "Resident guard." "Your service is a letdown, never healest anyone." "So I chose the ICU, because with each patient" "It is all or nothing." "If the paiman, it's not your fault, but if you live, you have embroidery." "Well, precisely in internal medicine you face real patients, real people, you establish a relationship with them." "You talk to them, sometimes they are sad, others happy ..." "You arrive and reanimas a body, nothing more." "A discharge, wakes up, and on the other." "What a crap." "Come on." "You think you're a hero." "Speak no more."


it." "It hurts?" "Agree." "You need one of these." "What." "0 means that does not hurt anything." "And 10 is the worst pain you can imagine." "How much would it now?" "8,2." "My partner and I the try, we will give you painkillers." "He'll be fine." "Is resident?" "Yes." "He is lucky to work with a doctor like him." "But I am also a resident." "By the time, FFI." "I am a practicing physician resident abroad." "Operate was stupid." "Is 88 years old, cancer, metastasis everywhere ..." "It is in terminal phase." "You can not walk again." "I know why they have operated." "Check out their profession:" "Gymnast retired." "You will have a competition soon." "See if you are going to miss the Olympics." "He will not jump"With this treatment, it will sink and we can not go anywhere." "Palliative care." "They have no place, so we have no choice." "We know that he will not walk, but try putting it afloat." "Without taking away the pain?" "Of course not, but must be lucid to recharge." "There is no choice, what do we do if not?" " Support?" " We can not quedárnosla months." "Why?" "You know how much a day of hospitalization?" "I already told you it's our best resident!" "Benjamin, your father wants to see you." " Now?" " Yes, awaits you in his office." "Ahead." "Benjamin, how well we need to enlighten us." "Sit." "I present to Ms. Lemoine." "The wife of Mr. Lemoine." "I think you already know." "Tell me, I


I do not feel good." "I feel bad." "You want to talk about it?" "It will be a virus." "And you'll be well on guard?" "I am already better." "Go home to rest and I am replacing tonight." "Needless." "I'm fine and very quiet." "You just how late today." " Are you on duty?" " Do not." "But if you need anything, let me know." "No thanks." "Resident guard." "Hi, I'm Paulo." "Can you come to dinner with us?" "No thanks, I'm not hungry." "I'm going to bed." "Take advantage." "What?" "I'm Pauline Widal 2." "I just found the Mrs. Richard unconscious." "I called resuscitation." "Shit, no resuscitation." "I go." "5 is not enough, give me 10." " Saturation?" " Hundred." "Perfect." "Let's save the lady." "Pass?" "Yes,us for medical malpractice." "Like has nothing to do ..." "Exactly why are we here?" "Good morning everyone." "Thanks for coming." "As you know, there have been a horrible accident." "I wanted to express my support," "I know it's hard to work with a partner hospitalized." "Know that I am at his side." "I also want to thank all your expressions of support." "Benjamin has been operated, has awakened." "I'm sure this will work out." "I'm going back to work." "Still I am standing and I thank you for being here." "They can return to their posts, inform you when there is news." "Is everything going to say?" "Mr. Principal!" "Do you know about the complaint?" "They do not concern them." "Of course." "The truth is that we


cover" "Benjamin error." "And it has come to be known." "The patient had Michel Lemoine unexplained abdominal pain, and Benjamin did an EKG." "What prevented see the heart condition of the patient, who died that night." "Do you know why did not the ECG?" "Because the machine takes months without work well." "True, we do not have the necessary material, bad work and pay patients." "We told for months." "I did not know, I did not know it." "Hagan notes material and see what I can do." "We do not have anything else to do!" "We saying months." "Really?" "But if you do not do more to cut." "Do not PARAIS to close beds!" "It's not my fault." "To me they have given me a performance objective." "Withoutfinished!" "With the suitcase almost done." "Goodbye, it's over!" "But you I know." "You were at the meeting." "Stop fighting because ..." "I'm not fighting." "For me, all this is over." "Wait a minute." "You were there?" "I decided to sanction Abdel?" "Respond!" "Stop fighting." "La peacemaker." "The problem of the FFI is the residents and nurses!" "If I have to make my rounds 5 nurses instead of 10, what do you want me to do?" " But if not for you." " He has sanctioned it." "It's the patsy." "I've pissed off because you know what happened at the meeting." "That would raise the penalty to Abdel!" "It's what we're saying all the time!" "And if not removed, what we could do ..." "If you think it's


had him in for a pre-draft visit. He’s definitely the dark horse candidate at 44.

S Juan Thornhill, Virginia: The Packers took cornerbacks back-to-back last year. Could they take cornerback-safety hybrids back-to-back if the board falls right this year? Thornhill is a world-class athlete with cornerback experience, coverage ability and ball skills. Maybe the Packers can turn him into the next Byron Jones. That’d be worth the 44th pick.

EDGE Chase Winovich, Michigan: He looks and plays the game a lot like Clay Matthews, and his on-field production and testing numbers provide the profile of a successful NFL rusher. But can the Packers really invest more resources on the pass rush?

WR Hakeem Butler, Iowa State: This Plaxico Burress clone knows how to use his incredible size to win at everyper capita) in the UK.

The effect of immigration on the productivity of a country is a result of complex interactions of different factors, and is influenced by the characteristics of the migrants, industrial arrangements, whether the migrants’ skills complement those of thenatives and also natives’ responses to immigration.

Between 1997 and 2007 – during which time the UK economy grew by 2.43 per cent – the share of immigrants increased in most sectors of the UK economy.

This research investigates the relationship between immigration and labour productivity in most of the sectors in the UK during that period. In order to do so it uses a specially constructed set of data that uses two sets of official figures – the Annual Respondents’ Database and the Labour Force Survey. The main


variable is changes in the proportion of migrants in the workforce. We also take account of factors concerning how firms are run – whether they are foreign-owned, for example – and concerning the workers themselves, such as how many hours they work and how their levels of education compare with native workers.

The results confirm some findings from earlier research, namely that the proportion of immigrants in most economic sectors has been growing, that immigrants tend to be more educated than natives and that they tend to work longer hours.

They also show a small but positive and significant association between increases in the employment of migrant workers and the growth of labour productivity. Specifically, a one per centage point change in the proportion of immigrants as a share ofof probability measures (P.M. hereafter) defined over the Borel $\sigma$-field $B^1$ of $R^1$ is said to converge vaguely to the P.M. $\mu$ iff there exists a dense subset $D$ of $R^1$ such that $$\mu_n(a,b]\to \mu(a,b],\forall a\in D,b\in D,a< b.$$

\[eq:cento2\] (see Theorem 4.3.1,page 85 Chung [@tre])The sequence of P.M.’s $\mu_n$ is vaguely convergent to the P.M. $\mu$ if and only if $$\lim_{n\to\infty}\mu_n(a,b]=\mu(a,b]$$ for every continuity interval $(a,b]$ of $\mu$,i.e. for every interval whose endpoints satisfy $\mu(a)=\mu(b)=0$.

By theorem (\[eq:cento2\])the equivalence is stated between vague and weak convergence for P.M.’s $\mu_n$ to $\mu$. A further classical result needed in the below proofs is the following characterization of V.C.:

\[eq:cento3\] (see Theorem 4.4.2.,page 93 Chung [@tre]) $ \mu_n$ is vaguely convergent to $\mu$ if and only if the convergence is stated $$\lim_{n\to\infty} \int_{R}


\frac{n(a,b\rbrack}{n}$$ and $n(a,b\rbrack$ is the total number of points $\{p_0(t_j):j=1,...,n\}$ belonging to $(a,b\rbrack$:this means that inside the first n elements of the sequence $\{p_0(t_j):j\geq1\}$ the proportion of ponts falling into $(a,b\rbrack$ is “so regular” to approach a limit $P^0(a,b\rbrack$,when $n \to \infty$.And this for an arbitrary deterministic sequence $\{p_0(t_j):j\geq1\}\subset\lbrack0,1\rbrack$.Our purpose ,in the sequel, will consist of a strategy to obtain a vaguely convergent sequence of P.E.M.’s $P_n^0$; recalling I) and II) at the end of introduction,we may choose an experimental design which consists of two steps; we may decide when to observe the continuous time process$\{Y(t):t\in \lbrack0,T\rbrack\}$ and then we choose the observation times consisting of a sequence $\{t_j:j\geq1\}$ $\subset$ $\lbrack0,T\rbrack$.Not only:we may decide also, for each n fixed,the n observable r.v.’s to choose inside $\{Y(t_j):j\geq1\}$,i.e. we doconvergence for the SLLN may be driven to different limit values.A rigorous characterization of class $\mathcal{M}$ is given by definition (\[eq:2cento6\]) which needs more technical details given later; nevertheless it may be useful to anticipate the content of assumption under which $\mathcal{M}$ contains infinitely many measures:if the set of points $\{t_j:j\geq1\}\subset\lbrack0,T\rbrack$ has at least two different limit values,i.e. if there are at least two values $L_1 \neq L_2$ such that there exist two subsequences $$\lim_{k\to\infty}t_{j_1(k)}=L_1 \textrm{ and } \lim_{k\to\infty}t_{j_2(k)}=L_2,$$ then $\mathcal{M}$ contains infinitely many probability measures.Furthermore ,for an assigned measure $P\in\mathcal{M}$, the procedure of finding a permutation $\{t_{\pi(j)}:j\geq1\}$such that the respective P.E.M.’s $P_{\pi n}$ are vaguely convergent to the assigned P is available in the proof of theorem (\[eq:cento7\]). Our aim consists now in applying the above results


p_0(t_j)=p_0(t) \textrm{and} \lim_{j \to \infty} p_0(s_j)=p_0(t^-),$$ thus applying the above Theorem (\[eq:cento5\]) we obtain $$\frac{1}{n}\sum_{j=1}^nY(t_j) \to p_0(t) \textrm{and} \frac{1}{n}\sum_{j=1}^nY(s_j) \to p_0(t^-) \textrm{ } a.s.$$ and then $$\frac{1}{n}\sum_{j=1}^nY(t_j)-\frac{1}{n}\sum_{j=1}^nY(s_j) \to \lbrack p_0(t)-p_0(t^-)\rbrack \textrm{ } a.s..$$

A RIEMANN-DINI TYPE THEOREM FOR SLLN
====================================

The well known Riemann-Dini theorem for real numbers series is extended to strong laws of large numbers for real random variables.Namely:if $\sum_{j=1}^{\infty}x_j$ is a simply but not an absolutely convergent series of real numbers and $\alpha\in \mathcal{R} \cup \{\infty,-\infty\}$ is an assigned value,then there exists a permutation (i.e. a bijection $\pi$:N$\to$N) such that $\sum_{j=1}^{\infty}x_{\pi(j)}=\alpha$.Analogously,given a sequence of real random variables $\{Y_j:j\geq1\}$ having arbitrarily different and finite expectations $\{E(Y_j):j\geq1\}$,it is shown,under suitable assumptions,that for any fixed real number $\beta$ belonging to a wide class $B\subset \mathcal{R}$,there exists a permutation $\pi$:N $\to$ Nset $H_{\overline{r(m+i)_0}} \in \mathcal{H}_{m+i}$ and then we put $E(Y_n)=E(Y_{j_{0}})$ where $E(Y_{j_{0}})$ is a chosen value of $H_{\overline{r(m+i)_0}}$.Let us observe that when for each $n \in \lbrack n_{m+h},n_{m+h+1})$ we select a set $H_{\overline{r(m+h)_0}} \in \mathcal{H}_{m+h}$, at the same time, we still select a set $H_{\overline{r(m+i)_0}} \in \mathcal{H}_{m+i}$ for any $i\leq h$:in fact each assigned set $H_{r(m+h)} \in \mathcal{H}_{m+h}$ is a subset ,i.e. $H_{r(m+h)} \subseteq H_{r(m+i)}$ for some $H_{r(m+i)} \in \mathcal{H}_{m+i}$ for any fixed $i\leq h$. Given $\mathcal{H}_m$ and its subclass $\mathcal{H}_m^0$ of P-null sets, the union is taken $$\label{eq:trentasette}
B_m^0= \cup \{H_{rm} \in \mathcal{H}_m^0\}.$$ Where $n \in \lbrack n_{m+1},n_{m+2})$ and $\mathcal{H}_{m+1}$ is taken,let us describe the set $B_{m+1}^0= \cup \{H_{r(m+1)} \in \mathcal{H}_{m+1}^0\}$.The class $\mathcal{H}_{m+1}$ contains the partition into two subsets $H_{\underline{r(m+1)}}, H_{\underline{r(m+1)}+1}$ of only one set $H_{\underline{rm}} \in \mathcal{H}_m$ and


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shareholders for the short tax year ending December 31, 1989.

     During the examination of petitioners, respondent determined

that the $29,788.59 received by petitioner was a distribution

from Glenwood reducing petitioner’s basis in Glenwood.

     In July 1992, petitioner sold his one-half interest in

Glenwood to Hammontree for $42,930.     Petitioner received a

cashier’s check for $40,000 from Hammontree and a separate check

directly from Glenwood for $2,930.     Petitioners reported a

capital gain from the sale of Glenwood stock in the amount of

$19,344 on their 1992 Form 1040, U.S. Individual Income Tax

Return.   Respondent determined that petitioners understated their

capital gain on the sale of Glenwood by $10,635.

The Murray Avenue Auction

     In 1986, petitioner began working for


                   - 8 -

Petitioners’ Income as Determined by Respondent for 1992

     For the tax year 1992, respondent, using the source and

application of funds method, determined that petitioners had

unreported income.   To make his determination, respondent used

the following information:

     Source of funds:
          Adjusted gross income                     $26,805
          Loan balance 12/31/92                      that. I’d just rather just leave it the
          same, but I probably had--I had to have more
          money than what I told him. That’s the only
          thing I can say about it, but that’s been a
          long time ago. Let’s just leave it $3,000,
          and just let it ride like that. That’s what
          I would say. [Emphasis added.]


ownership interest in the auction.    Additionally,

petitioners’ argument conflicts factually with petitioner’s

father’s and stepmother’s claim of a $55,825 casualty loss for

the same property.

Petitioner’s Basis in Glenwood

     We next consider whether petitioners have shown that they

correctly reported capital gain from the 1992 sale of Glenwood.

Section 1001(a) provides that gain from the sale or disposition

of property shall be the excess of the amount realized over the

adjusted basis.   Section 1001(b) provides that the amount

realized is the sum of money received plus the fair market value

of any property received.    Section 1001(c) requires that the

amount of gain on the sale or exchange of property be recognized
                Such endothelial responses can potentially promote cancer metastasis by facilitating recruitment of tumor cells or bone marrow-derived hematopoietic cells involved in pre-metastatic niche formation ([@B8]--[@B10]). Activation of endothelial cells by EV has been observed previously, resulting in increased vascular permeability, angiogenesis, and cancer metastasis ([@B10]--[@B14]); however, the mechanisms remain largely unknown.

Tissue factor--factor VIIa (FVIIa)--factor Xa complexes on the surface of tumor-derived EV can activate endothelial cells by cleaving protease-activated receptors (PARs). Endothelial cells express all four PAR, although PAR-4 expression in human umbilical vein endothelial cells (HUVEC) varies between studies ([@B15], [@B16]). Thrombin, which is generated by TF-expressing EV in plasma, preferentially cleaves PAR-1 ([@B17], [@B18]), whereas the TF--FVIIa--activated factor X (FXa) complex cleaves PAR-1 and PAR-2 ([@B19], [@B20]) at physiological concentrations ([@B21]). PAR-1 is highly expressed by


quiescent endothelial cells, whereas PAR-2 is upregulated in these cells only after stimulation with inflammatory mediators or exposure to hypoxic conditions ([@B22], [@B23]). Purified FXa has been shown to activate endothelial cells *in vitro*, inducing the secretion of pro-inflammatory cytokines and upregulating adhesion molecules ([@B24], [@B25]). This effect could be mediated by both PAR-1 and PAR-2; however, FXa is presumed to signal preferentially through PAR-2 ([@B21], [@B22], [@B26], [@B27]).

In this study, we hypothesized that TF-expressing tumor-derived EV would activate non-activated endothelial cells, inducing upregulation of adhesion molecules and secretion of cytokines in a PAR-1 and PAR-2 dependent manner. We found that TF-expressing tumor-derived EV from breast and pancreatic cancer cell lines activated endothelial cells within 6 h of exposure, and this activation required TF-mediated generation of FXa. The endothelialmicroscopy was conducted at the University of Texas Houston AFM Core Facility. A 10 μl sample of EV suspension (at a concentration of 2.5 × 10^11^ EV/ml as determined by nanoparticle tracking analysis) was incubated for 10 min on freshly cleaved mica surfaces (V1 mica disks, Ted Pella, Redding, CA, USA). Excess liquid was then removed, and the sample was allowed to dry at room temperature. All samples were freshly prepared and imaged immediately. Atomic force microscopy was performed using RTESP cantilevers (*f*~o~ = 237--289 kHz, *k* = 20--80 N/m, Bruker, Santa Barbara, CA, USA) and BioScope II AFM (Bruker). Images (5 μm × 5 μm) were taken using tapping mode operated in air at a scan rate of 0.6 Hz, then analyzed using NanoScope Analysis (V1.40, Bruker).

Procoagulant Activity of EVs {#S2-5}
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Tumor-derived EVs were diluted 1:5 in HEPES buffer (10 mM HEPES, 137 mM sodium


stimulated these endothelial responses (Figure S3C in Supplementary Material). Pretreatment of endothelial cells with a PAR-1 antagonist, E5555, abolished the responses to both the PAR-1 agonist peptide and MDA-MB-231-derived EV (Figures [5](#F5){ref-type="fig"}A,B). By contrast, a PAR-2 agonist (SLIGKV) or scrambled peptide (VKGILS) had no effect on the endothelial cells; the PAR-2 antagonist (FSLLRY) did not reduce endothelial responses to MDA-MB-231-derived EV (Figures [5](#F5){ref-type="fig"}C,D). We attribute the lack of PAR-2-mediated response to the weak PAR-2 expression in a subset of the non-activated endothelial cells (Figure [2](#F2){ref-type="fig"}). To verify that the PAR-2 agonist was functional, we treated MDA-MB-231 (which strongly expresses PAR-1 and PAR-2 as shown in Figure [2](#F2){ref-type="fig"}) and E4+ HUVEC with the PAR-1 and PAR-2 agonist for 30 min, and evaluated downstream PAR-mediated signaling by immunoblotting for phosphorylated ERKconcentrations of continuously shed EV over a long period of time versus single large boluses. We speculate that low concentrations of TF-expressing EV may carry a "coat" of FXa, which does not generate thrombin systemically; with continuous exposure and binding of EV to endothelial cells, a threshold concentration required to activate endothelial cells *via* PAR-1 cleavage may be reached. Initial PAR-1-mediated signaling could then "prime" quiescent endothelial cells into a pro-inflammatory phenotype, facilitating pre-metastatic niche formation and metastasis of the primary tumor. Our data suggest that FXa inhibitors (for example, rivaroxaban) could be useful as preventative adjunct therapy in cancer patients to not only reduce cancer-associated thrombosis but also minimize tumor-induced EV endothelial activation ([@B45]), which may help reduce metastasis.

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SC contributed to experimental design, acquisition and


\gamma_\mathrm{C_F}\simeq \pi
e^4n \ln{\Lambda}/(m^2 v_\mathrm{T}^3)$ [@1981phki.book.....L; @1980panp.book.....M]. Where $\ln{\Lambda}=\ln{(8\times 10^6n^{-1/2}T)}$ is the Coulomb logarithm, $T$ is the temperature of the background plasma (taken as 1MK) and $v_\mathrm{T}=\sqrt{k_\mathrm{B}T/m}$ is the velocity of a thermal electron, $k_\mathrm{B}$ is the Boltzmann constant. Equation \[eq:f\] without the quasilinear term describes the propagation of the electrons subject only to Coulomb collisions with the background thermal plasma. In Equation \[eq:w\] there is also the Landau damping rate $\gamma_\mathrm{L}=\sqrt{\pi/8}\omega_\mathrm{p}\left(v/v_\mathrm{T}
\right)^3\exp{ \left(-v^2/2v_\mathrm{T}^2\right ) }$ [@1981phki.book.....L]. The spontaneous emission rate is given by $S=\omega_\mathrm{p}^3m
v\ln{\left(v/v_\mathrm{T}\right)}/(4\pi n)$ which agrees with that of @1980panp.book.....M [@Tsytovich1995; @hamilton1987].

The evolution of energetic electrons is considered in the energy domain above 3 keV, which is the low energy limit of RHESSI. The initial electron distribution is taken to be a broken power-law in velocity which is flatmagnitude of the X-ray emission, with the spectral shape, and hence difference in spectral indices between the coronal and foopoint sources, identical to the lower beam density simulation (right Figure \[fig:inspec\]).

With the inclusion of wave-particle interactions in the beam and waves case we not only see a change in the magnitude of emission but also in the spectral shape, with the footpoint source flatter than with a lower beam density. This is again due to there being more electrons a higher energies, producing higher levels of wave growth which quickly flatten the emission. This additional energy loss mechanism also explains the difference in magnitude of the emission between the beam only and beam and waves. It is important to note that the wave-particle interaction is a highly non-linear


process and so can dramatically change the HXR spectra with only a slight change of the electron beam parameters.

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Difference in Coronal & Footpoint Spectral Indices {#sec:diff_cf}
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In Figure \[fig:a2dg\] we show the difference in the spectral index of the coronal and footpoint source in the mean electron flux ($\Delta \delta$) and X-ray ($\Delta \gamma$) spectra as a function of the initial electron distribution spectral index $\delta_\mathrm{b}$. Considered are both the beam only (collisional transport, dashed lines) and beam and waves (collisions and wave-particle interactions, solid lines) for an initial beam density of $n_\mathrm{b}=10^7$cm$^{-3}$ and $n_\mathrm{b}=10^8$cm$^{-3}$. For the purely collisional case we see that there is no difference as the beam density $n_\mathrm{b}$ increases and only a small change with increasing the initial spectral index $\delta_\mathrm{b}$. This change is duereach closer to the background thermal level. [The wave-particle interactions therefore help produce spectral indices closer to observations but require a larger number of injected electrons in comparison with collisional transport.]{} Ways to alleviate this problem could include additional chromospheric energisation or wave refraction from inhomogeneities in the background plasma [@2001SoPh..202..131K; @2010ApJ...721..864R]. Both are currently under investigation and subject to future publications.

This work is a step towards a more complete treatment of electron transport in solar flares with many other processes still to be considered. For instance we do not consider the anisotropy of the electron beam or the convergence of the magnetic field and simulate only one spatial dimension. The Langmuir waves generated in our simulations are the seeds for radio emission which are sometimes seen in


observed with the bright footpoint source. Such advances in sensitivity and dynamic range are achievable with HXR focusing optics such as those on FOXSI [@2009SPIE.7437E...4K] and NuSTAR [@2010SPIE.7732E..21H].

We thank the referee for their constructive comments. This work is supported by a STFC rolling grant (IGH, EPK) and STFC Advanced Fellowship (EPK). Financial support by the Royal Society (Research Grant) and the European Commission through the SOLAIRE Network (MTRN-CT-2006-035484) is gratefully acknowledged.

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Amid the uncertainty, Ms. Mujuru sees a political opening, vowing to take power as president in the 2018 election under the banner of her own party, Zimbabwe People First.

On a recent afternoon, Ms. Mujuru greeted a stream of visitors to her home, mostly allies who had been expelled along with her from Mr. Mugabe’s party, some with military ties.

Considered a moderate while in Mr. Mugabe’s circle, she presents the biggest challenge yet to the governing party from a former insider.

“For the first time, we have people who were in government and in the ruling party now outside and in large numbers,” said Jonathan Moyo, the minister of higher education and one of ZANU-PF’s most influential officials.


ILLEGAL WARRANTLESS SEARCH SERVED AS A SOURCE OF PROBABLE CAUSE IN THE MAY 3, 1984, SEARCH WARRANT.
Baker first contends the May 2, 1984, search of his garage described in Detective Orr's affidavit in support of probable cause to issue the May 3, 1984, search warrant was an improper basis of the trial court's denial of his motion to suppress because it was a warrantless illegal search. Second, he argues his consent to search his house on May 3, 1984, was not free and voluntary but rather was a submission to authority because he was told a search warrant was en route. He contends any items seized from his home on May 3, 1984, pursuant to Glendale search warrant No. 688 are fruits of the poisonous tree because theythat a prior warrantless search of an enclosed backyard tainted the subsequent warrant. It reversed the judgment on the basis that the evidence seized under the warrant should have been suppressed. In the instant case if the trial court finds Detective Orr did not merely enter the appellant's backyard but also entered Baker's garage, which is plainly protected by the Fourth Amendment, the subsequent search warrant would be invalid. (People v. Hobbs, supra, 274 Cal. App.2d 402, 407.) (5) It is clear that "a search warrant obtained upon information acquired by an illegal search is itself invalid." (Lohman v. Superior Court (1977) 69 Cal. App.3d 894, 898 [138 Cal. Rptr. 403]; People v. Roberts (1956) 47 Cal.2d 374, 377 [303 P.2d 721].)
At the section 1538.5 proceeding the trial


search warrant would have had the same effect on Baker's consent as a claim the officer already had the warrant in hand.
The instant case is not like People v. Terrill (1979) 98 Cal. App.3d 291, 302 [159 Cal. Rptr. 360]. In that case officers arrived at defendant's home with both arrest and search warrants. Defendant was arrested about 6 a.m. and a search was immediately conducted. (Ibid.) Following a finding at the suppression hearing that the search warrant was executed in violation of Penal Code section 1533 permitting a search only between the hours of 7 a.m. and 10 p.m., the People presented evidence that the search was conducted pursuant to consent by defendant's mother. (Id., at pp. 302-303.) *570 On appeal the court agreed. It concluded Burrowsof the search warrant. (People v. McClure (1974) 39 Cal. App.3d 64, 69 [113 Cal. Rptr. 815], see also People v. Gurtenstein (1977) 69 Cal. App.3d 441, 450 [138 Cal. Rptr. 161].)
[1]  The record shows that defense counsel took a shotgun approach to his motion to suppress. He claimed defendant's consent was not voluntary because it was the product of the officer's claim a search warrant was "en route and it is simply a submission to the authority claimed by the officers"; if the consent was not valid, the search warrant did not support the entry to the residence because it is facially invalid in that there was no probable cause  it "is purely speculation with respect to that part of the affidavit that refers to


the arson" (italics added); and the search warrant is general. Asked by the court if he was traversing the warrant or attempting to quash it, defense counsel said he was not attempting to go behind the information in the affidavit.
[2]  At no time did the defense argue that the consent to search was vitiated by an invalid search warrant in that the initial observation of the engines on the floor of the garage constituted an unlawful entry and an invalid search. Instead, defense counsel framed the issues thus: defendant's consent to search is not voluntary because it was in submission to the authority of the officer who told him a search warrant was en route; and if the consent is invalid, the search warrant does not supportSoftBank reportedly walking away from Sprint/T-Mobile merger talks

SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son speaks at Mobile World Congress earlier this year.

The long-anticipated marriage between T-Mobile and Sprint is reportedly dead—at least for the time being.

Nikkei Asian review was among the first to report that Sprint parent SoftBank plans to end talks with T-Mobile parent Deutsche Telekom, “dashing the Japanese technology giant’s hopes of reshaping the American wireless business.”

The Wall Street Journal picked up on the story, saying SoftBank’s board met in Japan over the weekend and expressed concerns about handing over control of a combined carrier to T-Mobile and Deutsche Telekom. Instead, Sprint will invest heavily to upgrade its network, the Journal said, citing unnamed “people familiar with the matter.”

Investors were clearly disheartened by the news, sending shares of Sprint


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Martin Luther King’s handkerchief is one of the centrepieces of a new exhibition, curated by Northumbria University’s Professor in American Studies Brian Ward.

The special exhibition, launched to commemorating the 50th anniversary of Dr King’s historic visit to Newcastle, opens to the public this week and features a number of unique exhibits.

The handkerchief was originally given to Mrs Edna Kane, who managed the official residence of the Vice-Chancellor of Newcastle University alongside her husband Laurence. Itreaction in Newcastle following Dr King’s assassination barely six months later, and the legacy of how his visit to the city has been remembered.

The exhibition is part of a wider programme of activity taking place across Newcastle under the banner of Freedom City 2017, to commemorate the 50th anniversary of Dr King’s visit. Freedom City 2017 takes as its starting point the challenge King issued in his Newcastle speech to meet the challenges of war, racism and poverty.

Geraldine Hunwick, Senior Archivist in Newcastle University’s Special Collections team, explained: “The 50th anniversary of Dr King’s honorary degree has given us a unique opportunity to re-visit this remarkable event. His visit took more than a year to plan, leaving us with a wealth of fascinating material.

“Delving into our archives to


exposure field, both producing adverse proximity printing results.
Several options are available to expose the full mask field. Since the horizontal field size is typically determined by the source to mirror distance, the mirror surface form, and the degree of acceptable collimation error, the task is reduced to covering a desired vertical field size. This is done either by as follows:
It is now believed that the most accurate mask to wafer registration will be achieved for the case where the mask and wafer are stationary, due to the difficulties in maintaining alignment between mask and wafer stages during vertical acceleration and scanning. The preserved option is to scan the x-ray beam across the vertical exposure field.
The most commonly used method to scan the x-rays across the exposure field ishis passing, telling ET, “Hef changed my life. I couldn’t be more thankful for our friendship and our time together.

Other celebrities who modelled for Playboy in the past took to Twitter to mourn the adult publishing legend.


like to tool around behind the scenes at a museum or in an archive. The impression is spatial. You chart your own path, find pieces of text, photos or video, and then assemble them yourself into a narrative of the fair.

Not only does this brilliantly mimic the process of going to a world fair, but I think it could be an interesting model for translating web content to the iPad. Instead of any kind of linear presentation ("the stream"), a user would be presented with topic areas populated by photos, text, links, videos. Imagine what the Mississippi River flood app might look like in this scenario. A central explainer screen would link off to archival video, live readings from Army Corps of Engineer gauge readings, interactive diagrams and= 3*c + 5*g, -6*g + 1100 = 5*c - g. List the prime factors of c.
3, 73
Suppose 4*s - 5139 = -n, n = s - 3*s + 2571. What are the prime factors of s?
2, 3, 107
Suppose 4*g + 14*g - 5040 = 0. What are the prime factors of g?
2, 5, 7
Let g(q) = q**2 + 12*q + 13. Let j be g(-11). Suppose 2*s + 60 = j*w, -5*w - 5*s + 122 = -2*w. Suppose 5*i - w = 131. What are the prime factors of i?
3, 11
Let k(o) = o + 4. Let r be k(-2). Suppose -r*a - 7*a = -2601. List the prime factors of a.
17
What are the prime factors of (-25975)/(-125) + (-4)/5?
3, 23
Let v(z) = z**2 + 7*z


+ 8. Let g be v(-5). List the prime factors of (122/18*3)/(g/(-12)).
2, 61
Suppose -548 = -2*w + 2*b, -5*b + 11 = -4. What are the prime factors of w?
277
Suppose -2842 = -3*u + 530. List the prime factors of u.
2, 281
Suppose 0 = -n + 3*f + 5228, 2*f - 3*f + 20899 = 4*n. What are the prime factors of n?
5, 11, 19
Let q = 86 - 78. List the prime factors of -7 + 81/12 - (-1346)/q.
2, 3, 7
Let g = 99 + -73. Let m be (-23)/(-2) - 4/(-8). Let j = g - m. List the prime factors of j.
2, 7
Let v = -4 + 7. Let y = 29 - v. List the prime factors of y.
2, 13
Let y(q) = 8*q**3 -are the prime factors of m?
2, 13
Let x = -644 + 1009. What are the prime factors of x?
5, 73
Suppose 8 = 4*y, 3*y - 862 = 3*t - 2*y. Let w = -166 - t. List the prime factors of w.
2, 59
Suppose -7501 = -5*p - x, 5*p - 9*x = -4*x + 7525. What are the prime factors of p?
19, 79
Let m(o) = -o**3 - 14*o**2 - 8*o + 18. Let f be m(-13). Let n = f + 29. List the prime factors of (52/6)/((-6)/n).
2, 13
Let w(p) = -3 + 0 - 3 - 10*p**2 - p**3 + 17*p - 2. What are the prime factors of w(-12)?
2, 19
Suppose -2*f = -85 + 11. Let r = f - 14. List the prime factors of


last fight against Dan Henderson, was Dan Henderson even in the Top 15 at the time? Conor fought Nate Diaz at 170 and neither one of those guys are true 170-pounders. It's not a matter of No. 1 contendership anymore. It's a matter of money and business.”

Follow MMAWeekly.com on Facebook, Twitter and InstagramBiosystems). Finally, libraries were pooled in equimolar concentration and submitted for paired-end 100 bp sequencing in the Illumina HiSeq 2000. RNA-Seq library construction and sequencing were performed at the University of Florida Interdisciplinary Center for Biotechnology Research.

Methods of read mapping and transcriptome analysis {#Sec6}
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Reads produced by the Illumina HiSeq system were cleaned up with the Trimmomatic program version 0.35 \[[@CR36]\]. Sequencing adapters were trimmed off and low quality (average quality \<15) and short reads (\<30 bases) were excluded from RNA-Seq analysis. Read quality control was performed using FastQC \[[@CR37]\]. The resulting fragments were mapped to a blueberry draft genome \[[@CR31]\] using GSNAP version 2016--04-04 \[[@CR38]\] allowing a maximum of 10% mismatches in each read. The algorithm in GSNAP allows detection of complex variants involving multiple mismatches, long indels, and


splicing in short reads, accepting user-provided databases of known exon--intron boundaries. This approach prevents false positive and negative results from probabilistic models. Mapping quality control metrics were obtained with RNA-SeQC v1.1.8 \[[@CR39]\]. Read counts were obtained using the standalone script provided by HTSeq \[[@CR40]\]. The final expression profile was represented by a matrix of read counts, with one row for each gene model and one column per sample.

Analysis of differential gene expression {#Sec7}
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Digital gene expression was analyzed with edgeR \[[@CR41]\]. edgeR contains statistical methodology based on the negative binomial distribution and is suited for analysis of genomic data that produce counts, such as RNA-Seq. Genes with less than one count for each million mapped reads (cpm) in at least four samples -the number of replicates per species andcoronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) infection susceptibility and the clinical course of COVID-19 in patients with cancer, using the search terms "COVID-19", "SARS-CoV-2", and "cancer". The search was not limited to English language publications. Several studies described correlations between patient demographics, specifically age and sex, and increased COVID-19 morbidity and mortality. Two cancer studies identified no significant effect of chemotherapy on mortality (Lee and colleagues, 2020; Kuderer and colleagues, 2020), and this was also noted in another study (Vaugnat and colleagues, 2020). However, a smaller study identified a small increased risk of mortality with recent chemotherapy (Yang and colleagues, 2020). The effect of cancer subtype remains to be elucidated. Dai and colleagues (2020) identified that patients with haematological or lung malignancies had a poorer disease course than those with other


The all-cause case--fatality rate in patients with cancer after COVID-19 infection was significantly associated with increasing age ([figure 1](#fig1){ref-type="fig"} ; [appendix pp 2--3](#sec1){ref-type="sec"}). Additionally, the all-cause case--fatality rate in patients with cancer once they had contracted COVID-19 was significantly associated with sex (212 \[35·6%\] of 595 male patients *vs* 105 \[23·6%\] of 445 female patients; OR 1·92, 95% CI 1·51--2·45; p\<0·0001).Figure 1Age and all-cause case--fatality rate of patients with cancer after presenting with COVID-19 in the UK Coronavirus Cancer Monitoring Project cohort

We compared the case--fatality rate for each primary tumour subtype in the UKCCMP to a reference group, cancers of digestive organs (ICD-10 codes C15--C17, C22--C26), which had the median fatality rate. On univariable analysis, we observed a significantly higher risk of death from COVID-19 in patients withWe generated individualised risk tables for patients with cancer, displaying the effect of age and sex and tumour subtype.

There are variations and challenges in determining if COVID-19 was the direct cause of death for a patient, or if death was caused by a terminal event in a patient who was approaching the end of their cancer care. We analysed the all-cause case--fatality rate in patients with COVID-19 and cancer, which was a strength of this study, in addition to the comparison with a general cancer population control group.

Patients with haematological malignancies (leukaemia, lymphoma, and myeloma) are overrepresented, which is perhaps suggestive of an a priori increased susceptibility to viral infection. Patients with extranodal natural killer/T-cell lymphoma (ICD-10 code C86), Waldenström macroglobulinaemia (C88), and unspecified neoplasm of lymphoid, haematopoietic


points, hopefully 6, and ideally all 9 from our next 3 games to dispel early season relegation concerns and get our season up and running. Looking at other teams in the league, I do think there are at least 3 sides who are worse than us, despite the fact that we’re bottom – those being Sunderland, Aston Villa and West Brom (with Bournemouth, Watford and Norwich relatively untested in the league, being potentially in the fight later in the season) so I don’t actually think that we will be relegated this season .That being said, the longer we go without picking up some points and a winning mentality and momentum, the more anxiety is going to build on Tyneside.

If we were to lose 2, or god forbid allloop (to get plot handle)
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as primitive. However, Shinto continues to occupy the centre part of spiritual life in the highly modernised society of Japan. Shinto holds that nature has a sense of power and presence that is inescapable and beyond human control or understanding, but sensible in our encounters with it. Its respect to the mystery of nature thus presents to us an alternative way of treating our relationship with nature.

The Spiritual Power of Nature

Abrahamic religions generally believe in a supreme being or a first cause standing over and above the natural world. In contrast, Shinto does not believe in such transcendental beings. Also in contrast to Greek polytheism, Shinto is not centred on a fixed pantheon of gods. The Kojiki, which is one of the bases of Shinto beliefs and rituals,threatened by it, we experience a sense of beauty of and awe for nature.

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"It is undeniable that nature can be destructive and uncontrollable, but its destruction sometimes helps bring back the balance of the earth."

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An encounter with nature may also be experienced with our pets. Domestic cats, for example, still retain a sense of mystery. The continued fascination which we have for the cat has indicated our appreciation and respect for this sense of mystery. In fact, some cats are recognised as kami in Shinto.

These examples show that in Shinto, we do not have to locate ourselves in the wild to encounter the sacredness of nature. Nature is sacred because of its extraordinariness and mystery. We recognise this and generate our awe and respect for it. Hence, we


can experience the spiritual power of nature even at home, when we relate ourselves to natural entities. In this sense, nature is immanent, both spiritually and materially, in our lives.

Co-habiting with Nature

On a deeper level, Shinto’s respect towards nature is derived from the dependence of human life on nature. This can be understood from a well-known Shinto myth about Susanoo-no-Mikoto (the storm kami) and his sister Amaterasu-ōmikami (the sun kami). In contrast to Amaterasu, who is gentle and kind-hearted, Susanoo is an ambiguous figure in the Kojiki. Susanoo has destroyed Amaterasu’s shrines and driven her into hiding. As a result, he is expelled from heaven. Nonetheless, Susanoo then saves Kushi-nada-hime by killing Yamata-no-Orochi (the eight-headed serpent) and has become a hero.

Alternative Hedonism Read more This myth shows thatShinto acknowledges the destructive aspect within nature, seeing it as necessary to be kept under control at times. This is seen in the rampage of Susanoo (as the storm) that drives Amaterasu (as the sunlight) away, and in the subsequent dispelling of the storm to restore the light of the sun. Yet, Shinto also acknowledges that such destructive forces have a positive side – as in the storm’s elimination of the evil presence, the eight-headed serpent. It is undeniable that nature can be destructive and uncontrollable, but its destruction sometimes helps bring back the balance of the earth. This inspires awe and is an inseparable part of nature’s mystery. While human and nature are interconnected, our life can be enriched by nature’s presence. However, failing to respect this


PETER SAGAN’S STEM looks like a carbon version of the Terminator’s arm, clear-coated in black. It’s a massive, 140-millimeter svelte block of unidirectional carbon called the SL Sprint, made by Zipp. Most often you’ll see that brand name blacked out with electrical tape, since Zipp is not one of Sagan’s official sponsors.

Sagan uses the stem to produce an aggressive position that places him forward, over the front wheel. He also needs a stiff cockpit in order to maximize the sprinting power he can generate. Thus, the world champion uses a stem that can withstand incredible torsional forces. (Tom Boonen also used a Zipp SL Sprint stem, minus the branding.)

Across the peloton, top sprinters like Sagan seek out specialized gear that can withstand the massive power outputs generated byto have a stiffer combo.”

Instead of adding some weight and material to increase stiffness, Grelier and his team were able to increase stiffness while minimizing the weight gain.

“We optimized the carbon, and we had some time to develop it for him,” Grelier says. “When you do a product with just one piece, you can make some fancier things that you would not do for production.”

Scott’s engineers made the cockpit stiffer without adding substantial weight by selecting a particular type of carbon fiber. (Or, in Grelier’s words, optimizing the carbon.) Grelier did not specify, though it’s likely the cockpit uses an abundance of unidirectional carbon, rather than a carbon weave. A woven carbon is not as strong or as stiff as unidirectional carbon because the carbon fibers are actually


the helmet earlier, thereby dissipating problematic eddies at the helmet’s trailing edge that can lead to increased drag. Simply making sure the straps sit flush against the rider’s face can save a few watts, too.

Of course, one of the advantages of being a WorldTour pro is the availability of many bikes at your disposal. Sagan, for example, rode a Specialized S-Works Roubaix at the 2018 edition of Paris-Roubaix, but an S-Works Tarmac SL6 at the Tour of Flanders. And if the conditions call for it, Sagan has also ridden the S-Works Venge ViAS, Specialized’s aero weapon, at various races including stages at the 2017 Tour de France. The day’s course, in other words, dictates Sagan’s equipment choices.

Much of Sagan’s other equipment is stock. His Specialized helmet and shoes,good for us and eases the pressure," Sarfaraz said.

Pakistan have a decent touch in terms of experience and youth and they could surprise sides.

Fact: Pakistan set to meet England in 5-match ODI series

Pakistan are set to face England in a five-match ODI series ahead of the Cricket World Cup. This will be a massive test for the side against the best squad in the world. Sarfaraz will be keen to see what Pakistan offer against England.


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Determine the integrity of a string - PHP

Why are str_rot13() and crypt() inefficient ways to determine the integrity of a string compared to crc32() ? ( according to some zend examination tests )

A:

str_rot13 doesn't hash the string, it's effectively a copy. This is redundant data and is a waste.
crypt() takes a lot of CPU, and is also a copy.
But crc32() generates a hash of the data, only 32 bits long. And the chances of a corrupted string having the same hash as the pristine data, is one in a zillion.

start-ups have to prove that they can indeed reach profitable outcomes like their peers globally."

According to Startup Muster, the majority of start-up companies are based in Sydney, with 48 per cent based in New South Wales.

Murray Hurps, the founder of Startup Muster, said high growth companies like software developer Atlassian and crowd-sourcing marketplace Freelancer provide good models.

"They're leveraging technology to do something impactful, they're all companies that can do something special," Mr Hurps told the ABC.

"The money, the resources that we have, there's money to invest but not the specification to identify the opportunities that are here yet."


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with stuff you find around the house.

A:

First of all, I realize your goal is to charge the car battery, but note that the typical approach is to just start the car (you need to output a few hundred amps for a short amount of time to start a car). Secondly, assuming your alternator functions properly, you don't need to charge the car battery, you just need to get the engine started. The alternator will take over from there and charge the car battery back up.
Anyways, I know this doesn't directly answer your question of how to build your own, but there are dozens of products like this that already exist, are small enough to fit in your pocket, have a USB port for charging devices as well asexamine the cards and notices that had been placed in the shop window (which apparently cost each poster the princely sum of five pounds a week to display). He was curious as to what kinds of items and services people put on offer in these Norfolk villages and expected to see advertisements of either an agrarian nature or for church jumble sales. Not surprisingly, they were positioned too high up for him to read properly, but he did manage to make out a card for an electrician slash handyman as well as a flyer for a beekeeping school before his neck threatened to join his shoulder in protest.

Thelonious trundled back to where he’d left the Mini, climbed up onto the driver’s seat with the usual fanfare and aggro,


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thought were realistic opening bid based upon advice from Michael Bowles and
from weeks of tracking auctions on eBay myself.

Over the next 10 days I
checked on auctions for similar items and let all the bidders know about what I
was selling and also about the Reeman Dansie auction.

The James Bond Aston Martin
sold on eBay in the same week for £124, £254, £281 and £390 the Colchester
auction saw my sample (without the secret instructions) sell for £180. The
Avenger's set sold for £350; wellthird or even a quarter of what
you might sell it for direct to a collector. An expert from an auction house
can only give a guide and no guarantee that the article will sell at auction.

Thanks to Flog-It and Michael
Bowles of Reeman Dansie I sold off a large part of my childhood collection in a
less painful way than I thought it was going to be.

If you would like to know
more about the auction process and how to achieve the best return on eBay you
can contact me at


every result with the same keys. Every result with the same key will be processed through your reduce function to reduce the value.
Corrected example
So in your case, you want to map document the document per type I suppose.
You  could create a function that emit documents that have the type property.
function(doc){
    if(doc.type)
        emit(doc.type);
}

If you query this view, you will see that the keys of each rows will be the type of the document. If you choose the _count reduce function, you should have the number of document per types.
When querying the view, you have to specify : group=true&reduce=true
Also, you can get all the document of type blog postby querying with those parameters : ?key="blog post"

those conversations and documents reveals how a man who has never been accused, charged, or convicted of a crime in the U.S. nonetheless found himself in indefinite detention on American soil — and the remarkable lengths his family went to in order to get him back.

Photo: Michelle Siu for The Intercept

T he story begins more than eight years ago, in Baghdad. As part of a quality-control team with the Ministry of Trade, Zinah inspected food coming into the country before it was transferred to local retailers. In June 2009, she was inspecting a container of sugar when she detected the smell of gasoline. She informed her manager that the shipment could not be approved. While her decision might seem straightforward enough, little in Baghdad, by that time, was


a severe asthma attack. According to the Shakarchis, the doctor overseeing Sidrah’s care pushed back on the expulsion. Then the doctor herself got a phone call from the government: If she didn’t release the girl, she would be expelled as well. Forced to pay a fine for their delayed departure, Safaa and Zinah had no idea what to do. Iraq was obviously a no-go. Not only were there pre-existing threats, but just days before the family was expelled, the Islamic State launched a massive, coordinated bomb attack in Safaa’s old neighborhood — hundreds of people were killed. Ultimately, the family decided to fly to Georgia, in Eastern Europe, where as Iraqi citizens they could stay for 30 days. After nearly three weeks, the Shakarchis flew to Malaysia, whichwas also offering 30-day stays for Iraqis from the Gulf. From Malaysia, they flew to Japan, and from there, to Mexico City, where they had valid tourist visas. The Shakarchis landed in Mexico City on August 28, 2016. Immediately after their plane touched down, Zinah and Safaa said, Mexican immigration officials confiscated their phones and passports, telling them they could not enter the country because Safaa had previously applied for a U.S. visa. The family protested, asking why, if they were not permitted to enter the country, had the government granted them tourist visas? For six days, they waited in the airport. All the while, 3-year-old Sidrah, who had been pulled out of her medical treatment early, became increasingly ill. During their search of the Shakarchis’ belongings, the


city of Reynosa. Situated across the border from Texas, in the state of Tamaulipas, Reynosa is among the most dangerous cities in Mexico, a place where kidnappings for ransom are common, organized crime reigns, and murders go unsolved. The Shakarchis were aware of the risks they faced when they landed at the airport on January 14, 2017. They grabbed a taxi and asked the driver to take them straight to the U.S. port of entry. Two hundred pesos, he said. The family agreed. Pulling up to the bridge, the driver informed Safaa that the fee would actually be $200 — about 20 times the initial price. It was either that, the driver said, or “I’ll take you to someone else.” Terrified, Safaa paid the money and the familynot good. According to the family, Immigration and Customs Enforcement denied Safaa parole in April because he could not prove that he was not a flight risk. An ICE supervisor also denied a $25,000 bond recommendation from one of his subordinates, the family says, because of Safaa’s nationality and religion. On July 26, 2017, after more than seven months in detention, Safaa had his asylum hearing before an immigration judge. In years past, Laredo detainees would have their immigration hearings via teleconference with a judge in San Antonio. That changed following Trump’s inauguration. Under the new administration, a surge of judges was sent to the border in one- to two-week stints. Laredo set up face-to-face immigration hearings, overseen by a security guard, in March. The increased number of


that qualify for asylum under U.S. law. Similarly, he concluded, the United Nations convention against torture did not apply in Safaa’s case. “Now, your wife may have a claim, I don’t think she has a claim for asylum because she was granted relief in Mexico, but she may have a claim for withholding of removal,” he told Safaa. Critically, Baker added, “withholding of removal applications are singular. She has her application, you have yours, and if she is granted relief, it doesn’t help your case.” The judge ordered Safaa to be deported to either Mexico or Iraq. He informed the family that they had the right to appeal but added that the process would likely mean at least five more months in detention. “I do not have authorityexplained that he would be arriving late. It didn’t matter, the driver said, whatever time you get in, I’ll be there. Just call. The decision had come suddenly and without explanation, Safaa explained, as we settled into a cab bound for the bus station. On the morning of February 20, he was told that his case manager wanted to speak to him. He changed clothes and met with the manager, who informed him that ICE had requested a meeting. “What do they want?” Safaa asked. “I don’t know,” his case manager replied. The conversation with ICE began with the normal pleasantries — “How are you?” “How’s your health?” — then, Safaa recalled, the officials told him, “We have a surprise for you.” Safaa’s first response to the news


time, if Satoshi were keeping the Bitcoin record and had any human power over it at all, government could imprison him, pass a law, create a cease-and-desist, or demand he tamper with the record, which they did with e-gold. But Satoshi does not have that power, and no one else does either.

Why? Precisely because Bitcoin DOESN’T exist. It’s not a real thing. Or rather, the only “real” thing is the ledger itself which is already public to everyone everywhere. You can’t demand the secret keys to Bitcoin privacy because it’s already completely, entirely public. What would a government demand? Suppose they ordered a miner to alter the record: the other miners would instantly reject it and it would fail. Suppose they confiscated the ledger: they now own whatmemorandum opinion and order sets forth that ruling.

II. DISCUSSION

A. STANDARDS THAT THIS COURT WILL APPLY.

While a district court has authority to grant a judgment notwithstanding the verdict to protect against completely unjust and unsupported results, this authority is strictly limited. Douglass v. Eaton Corp., 956 F.2d 1339, 1343 (6th Cir.1992). The court may not consider the weight or the credibility of the evidence, nor may it substitute its own judgment for that of the jury. Littlejohn v. Rose, 768 F.2d 765, 770 (6th Cir.1985), cert. denied, 475 U.S. 1045, 106 S.Ct. 1260, 89 L.Ed.2d 570 (1986).
As the Sixth Circuit explained in Douglass, supra:
It is not enough that the district court disagrees with the verdict. Rather, a judgment notwithstanding the verdict "may be granted only if, viewing the admissible


Circuit has set forth the following standards for motions for new trial based on the ground that the verdict is against the weight of the evidence:
In ruling upon a motion for new trial based on the ground that the verdict is against the weight of the evidence, a district court must compare the opposing proofs and weigh the evidence ..., and "it is the duty of the judge to set aside the verdict and grant a new trial, if he is of the opinion that the verdict is against the clear weight of the evidence...."
*   *   *   *   *   *
[However,] "courts are not free to reweigh the evidence and set aside the jury verdicts merely because the jurycases." 742 F.2d at 923.[[8]]
Roush, 10 F.3d at 398 (footnote omitted).[9]
The court continued:
The district court's determination on whether an award of front pay is appropriate, and its articulation of the reasons why such an award is or is not appropriate, must ordinarily precede its submission of the case to the jury. This case highlights the most obvious reason why: because the jury must be instructed on what factors to consider in determining the amount of front pay, assuming that the court finds such an award is in order. We have previously stated that awards of front pay must be guided by consideration of certain factors, including
an employee's duty to mitigate, "the availability of employment opportunities, the period within which one by reasonable efforts may be reemployed, the employee's


Bribe and Cheating are Bad Bad Bad. Why they are still against the teachings and own conscience to do bad things to Malaysia? Or... actually that is their Conscience? OMG... God Please Bless Them...

Well, Never Try Never Know.We need a new turning point for Malaysia. We can be like Korea, Japan, Singapore, Hong Kong! Yes We can.But it is difficult to achieve that, it is really POSSIBLE If and only if, everyone votes the right government."Stop The Tragedies, Start with Blessing Hopes"Please Pray Hard for our lovely Malaysia.I <3 Malaysia.Do you? Terima Kasih Malaysia

Wednesday, April 17, 2013

Hoho~~ Excited! Anticipating! Finally!!!Iron Man 3 is Coming SOON!Are the photos here making your Adrenaline super High level now???It does happen to me! So LONG to watch it!!!This time, no more LoneI conduct the exercise of combining the various statements given in [@Dupuis2016] and taking them to their logical conclusion. The result is a monotonicity inequality regarding $p$-norms of multiple operators strung together in a sequence. The only modification I make to the prior statements from [@Dupuis2016] is to substitute density operators with general positive semidefinite operators. In [@Dupuis2016], my coauthor and I were motivated by concerns in quantum information theory, and so there we worked exclusively with density operators (positive semi-definite operators with trace equal to one); however, it is obvious that all of the inequalities established there extend to the more general case when the operators are positive semi-definite with no restriction on their trace.

One of the main messages of [@Dupuis2016] is that it is possible to establish non-trivial


orderings of generalized Rényi entropies formed by connecting the marginals of density operators together in a product under a Schatten $p$-norm, while at the same time allowing for unitary swivels between these operators. In [@Dupuis2016], my coauthor and I used the phrase unitary swivels to describe the method for arriving at the aforementioned inequalities, because, in spite of the fact that straightforward multi-operator extensions of the statements do not appear to be generally true, we showed how they hold if allowing for unitary swivels interleaved in a large chain of operators connected together. The bedrock upon which these results rested is the powerful method of complex interpolation [@BL76], which has found a number of applications in a variety of areas in mathematics and physics.

To begin with, let us recall thePosts

The Cashier and the Envelope: A Tale of Mindful Awareness

Once upon a time (this week on Wednesday to be exact), in a city among the hills (Atlanta), a part-time cashier spotted an envelope just off the curb of the park-and-ride deck at the international terminal of Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport.

Puzzled, the cashier picked up the envelope and found it stuffed with $7,000 in cold hard cash (that's 70 $100 bills to be exact). Unbeknownst to her, the money belonged to a foot doctor about to board a flight to an exotic land known as Costa Rica. The good doctor, who hailed from a neighboring territory called Alabama, was completely unaware of his loss.

The cashier faced a dilemma of the moral variety. She could embrace the luck life handed her


arrays correctly with realloc().
oddArr = realloc(oddArr, sizeof(oddArr) + sizeof(int));

sizeof(oddArr) is the size of the pointer, not the size of the array it points to. So every time you call realloc() you're allocating the same size array, not increasing the size.
That needs to be:
oddArr = realloc(oddArr, (oddArraySize + 1) * sizeof(int));

And you have to do the same thing for the even array.

pro-angiogenic genes (such as the vascular endothelial growth factor (VEGF) and angiopoietins (ANGPT 1 and 2) \[[@CR8]\]. The signalling pathway involving GLI is known as the canonical SHH pathway. A number of non-canonical SHH signalling pathways exist, which are independent of GLI transcription. For instance SHH can induce anti-apoptotic effects in endothelial cells and directly modulate endothelial cell phenotype and angiogenic activity (migration and capillary formation) \[[@CR9]--[@CR11]\]. Functional SHH is also expressed in vascular tissues in adults, namely vascular smooth muscle cells, endothelial cells and endothelial progenitor cells \[[@CR8]\]. SHH's beneficial roles in the pathophysiology of the systemic vasculature have recently been elucidated; they include pro-angiogenic, pro-remodelling and proliferative effects on vascular smooth muscle cells \[[@CR12]--[@CR16]\]. Activation of the SHH pathway also induces the release of endothelial NO


general and the cardiovascular risk factors usually associated with systemic endothelial dysfunction (such as diabetes or hypertension) in particular. Furthermore, altered relaxant responses were observed in subjects with no obstructive lung disease, and only 4 of the 34 smokers were classified as Global Initiative for Chronic Obstructive Lung Disease (GOLD) stages 1 and 2. Several mechanisms underlie the abnormal relaxation observed in smokers. We recently reported on the role of the ET-1 pathway via enhanced ET-A expression \[[@CR3]\]. We have also demonstrated the role of arginase in this dysfunction \[[@CR32]\]. SHH is another potential mechanism in vascular dysfunction. The beneficial vascular effects of SHH signalling (especially angiogenesis and neovascularization) were recently described \[[@CR33]\]. Several studies have reported on the pro-angiogenic effects of SHH in endothelial cells through canonicallargely discredited. Most development economists are too cowardly and conventional to be fully honest about the fact, but more and more are quietly admitting that free markets create prosperity. Those of us who believe in free markets and limited government, regardless of other differences, should be pushing the left hard on the role they’ve played in perpetuating global poverty for the past hundred years. In the world of ideas, the left’s long-standing pretensions to intellectual and moral superiority are becoming weaker and weaker. With respect to an issue such as national health care, this weakness is very far from apparent to mainstream scholars. But with respect to the role of markets in creating prosperity, we are on the verge of an ideological rout.

“Rand with a heart” sounds pointless.


virtue is that she dramatically described that category. Schumpeter is also one of the few economists who described that category. Kirzner kind of sort of does, but not as well as Schumpeter. In mainstream neoclassical economics, entrepreneurial value creation is 100% invisible. The anti-capitalists in most academic departments are clueless about the crucial role of entrepreneurial value creation – to understand it would be to acknowledge the virtues of capitalism.

And of course the act of entrepreneurial value creation takes place within systems of rules. I’m not sure why anything I’ve said would lead you or anyone else to think otherwise. There is a vast and growing literature on the institutional prerequisites to effective market behavior that is critical to our design of free cities. Bob Cooter, one ofA new star is born: Poland teenager Kapustka lights up Northern Ireland win

The 19-year-old looks like a star of the future after a brilliant game in midfield during Poland's 1-0 win over Northern Ireland in Nice.

COMMENT

Those viral stats trending across social media before football matches always whet the appetite, none more so than numbers involving Robert Lewandowski. The striker has 34 career international goals for , while ’s entire starting line-up has just 36. Yet it wasn’t Europe’s top goalscorer who stole the show for the Poles against Michael O’Neill’s men on Sunday in their Euro 2016 opener. Nor was it the game's match-winner Arkadiusz Milik.

Instead, a new name has entered the fray alongside Lewy and co.

The little-known Bartosz Kapustka was chosen in the starting line-up on the


it is known that there may be rare stuff at a yard/book sale.

A:

Upon investigation, I found in the sefer Mishpetei HaTorah from Dayan Tzvi Shpitz Chelek 2:26 a similar type case.
He relates that Reuvein found an old copy of the Rambam in genizah. He then sold it to an antique seller for 1000 shekalim. The antique seller then noticed after the sale that there are handwritten notes on the side of the sefer with the signature of the Rama. Now the sefer is worth 50,000 shekalim. The question he was asked was this a mekach taus. Dayan Shpitz answered that antiques, in general, do not have set prices, but fluctuate from time to time and therefore the halachos of onaa do not come into play. However, hePainting to Van Gogh.
Music to Mozart.
Writing to countless writer, Wilbur Smith, Alexander Solzenitzyn to name a few.
I write about economics, justice, equality.
Finding solution to a common problem.
Amartya Sen, Pramoedya Anantha Toer, I like their writing.

Monday, February 06, 2006

I have written to editor The Press Christchurch. From a long one, have to be shortened to fit the word limitation.

Dear Bruce Rennie,What I am trying to say is, Conservative Muslims do not have paintings or statues that resembles any animal or human being. Painting or statues that claim to resemble God, Prophet Muhammad SAW, or any other prophets (Adam, Moses, Isaac and others) are forbidden. Muslims do not pray to statues or picture/painting, idolatry is forbidden in Islam. So drawing caricatures/cartoons and claiming them to be Prophet Muhammad SAW is


SAW is a human prophet and not to be confused with God. It's about time for Westeners understand thesensitive issues of other religions. This is a 21st Century and superiority complexhas no place in this world. All races are equal andtheir culture and everyone's way of life is to berespected. Those newspapers would instantly increase circulation, but is it worth it when the country suffers from boycott and diplomatic setback overseas! ? You might gain a few new customers, but your countrymen in the export industries would be bearing the brunt when the Muslim world boycotts your products.I regret that the reaction of some Muslims overseas are at the extreme end.

Noor HamzahPh:3526563 50 Cavendish Rd, Casebrook, Christchurch

Please withheld my phone number and my address.

Thanks"Bruce Rennie (CPL)" wrote:Dear Mrprice as US claimed. How comeEXXON-Mobil has a record profit of $25.3 billion in2004. FYI The U.S. FTChas in the past found that U.S. oil companiesintentionally withheld supplies of gasoline from themarket in order to drive prices up.

What's this has to do with cartoon? A lot actually.Stop portraying Muslims as fundamentalist terrorist.We are kind enough to provide supply as US demanded.We are forced to be fri! ends to US but not many realisethis. We are too kind to raise this issue to avoidembarassing the Westeners. Go to Middle East and seehow they treat the Westeners (except for Iraq, andthat is understandable. US robbed and killed them whatdo you expect).

3) NZ should remain a peaceful country just as whatthe govt of NZ wants. The people of NZ dont realise


Cortical granule exocytosis in sea urchin eggs is inhibited by drugs that alter intracellular calcium stores.
In sea urchin eggs fertilization is accompanied by cortical granule exocytosis, a secretory event thought to be initiated by release of intracellularly sequestered calcium. We have examined the effect of two drugs on this process: chlortetracycline (CTC), a known chelator of intracellular calcium, and 8-(N,N-diethylamino)octyl-3,4,5-trimethoxybenzoate (TMB-8), an antagonist of intracellular calcium release in both skeletal and smooth muscle. Preincubation of eggs for 10 min with either CTC or TMB-8 blocked sperm entry, inhibited the burst of 45Ca2+ efflux normally seen postinsemination, and prevented fertilization envelope elevation. Half-maximal inhibition occurred with 200 microM CTC and 60 microM TMB-8. Electron microscopy confirmed that cortical granule exocytosis had been blocked, although inhibition was not due toof his mission, the government's resignation was accepted.

Mr Leterme said in a statement: "I regret that the necessary dialogue to achieve a negotiated settlement did not produce the result we hoped for."

Snap elections

Analysts say elections could take place in June - just before Belgium is due to begin its six-month presidency of the EU.

The five-month-old coalition collapsed after the Open VLD party withdrew over a long-running dispute on the special voting rights of French speakers living in Dutch-speaking areas near the capital Brussels.

Differences between the Dutch-speaking Flemish majority and French-speaking Walloon minority often threaten Belgian governments, but analysts have described the current crisis as particularly acute.

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is a non-physical injury and therefore an exception to the exclusive remedy provision;  (6) Lewis has suffered severe emotional distress;  and (7) Deutsche's intentional acts should be imputed to U.S. West.

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Lewis first asserts that the worker's compensation law only covers an "injury" resulting from an "accident" and that the intentional infliction of emotional distress by Deutsche and other employees of U.S. West was not an "accident" or an "injury" within the meaning of the statute.6  Lewis' contention that the intentional conduct cannot qualify as an "accident" because it is not unexpected is without merit.  In Idaho, intentional conduct, such as an assault at the workplace, is subject to exclusivity unless the assault is "inherently personal and private in origin, which assaults arise from disputesIn recent years, LSI elements configuring semiconductor memory devices are becoming increasingly miniaturized as these semiconductor devices become more highly integrated. Such miniaturization of LSI elements requires not only a simple narrowing of line width, but also improvement in dimensional accuracy and positional accuracy of circuit patterns. Proposed as a technology for overcoming these problems is ReRAM (Resistive RAM) which is configured by memory cells that include a variable resistance element and a selection element such as a diode. A memory cell in this ReRAM does not require the use of a MOSFET and moreover can be configured as a cross-point type. Hence, a high degree of integration exceeding conventional trends is expected of ReRAM.
However, in cross-point type architecture, a half-select bias system is sometimes required. In this


defendant at the residence of his "ex-common-law wife," Rose Mesa Juarez. Mrs. Juarez lived in a two-story dwelling with her six children. Defendant resided with his brother a few blocks away, but visited Mrs. Juarez's nearly every day to see his two daughters.
 The record contains conflicting evidence as to the manner in which the police entered Mrs. Juarez's home and arrested defendant. Officer Jensen and Sergeants Vernon and Slagle apparently approached the dwelling from the front; the other three officers went to the rear. The officers at the front knocked on the door and, at some point, entered the premises through that door. Because of conflicting testimony, however, we cannot know exactly when and by what means they entered. Sergeant Ginder testified that he was looking throughthe front door and let in the others.
 The record also contains conflicting testimony as to whether Mrs. Juarez consented to the ensuing search and, if so, as to the attendant circumstances of her consent. After apprehending defendant, Sergeant Ginder "escorted" him to the front room; the police all gathered in that room, placed defendant in the custody of Parole Officer Jensen, and commenced an exhaustive search of the premises. Sergeant Ginder testified that, a few minutes after the officers entered, he spoke with Mrs. Juarez and that she gave him permission to search. Sergeant Slagle testified that Mrs. Juarez said that there were no narcotics in the house and told the officers "to go ahead and look and see if they could find any." On the other


not consented to the search and that therefore the heroin was the inadmissible fruit of an illegal search. Holding that Mrs. Juarez had in fact consented to the search, the court overruled the objection.
 The finding implicit in the trial court's ruling forecloses the arguments defendant now urges as to the illegality of the search. He contends that even if Mrs. Juarez gave a verbal assent to the search, the record establishes an illegal entry by the police which vitiates her assent. In the alternative, he contends that her consent could not be effective because of the assertion of authority implicit in the police entry and presence in her home. Neither of these contentions rests on any new proposition of law and either of them, if supported bywhich the delay would permit destruction or secretion of evidence. ..." Since "Suspects have no constitutional right to destroy or dispose of evidence, and no basic constitutional guarantees are violated because an officer succeeds in getting to a place where he is entitled to be more quickly than he would, had he complied with section 844," we concluded "that when there is reasonable cause to make an arrest and search and the facts known to him before his entry are not inconsistent with a good faith belief on the part of the officer that compliance with section 844 is excused, his failure to comply with the formal requirements of that section does not justify the exclusion of the evidence he obtains." (See also Ker v. California (1963) 374


to identify those factors accessible within routinely collected primary care records. The two reviewers then discussed the inclusion of the risk factors at a final consensus meeting. Read codes for each risk factor (available on request) were identified using the UKTC (UK Terminology centre) Clinical Terminology Browser. The Database of Raw Read codes was also hand searched for relevant Read codes to ensure that categories of codes were not missed. The risk factors identified using the above methods were alcohol misuse,^[@CIT0017]^ smoking,^[@CIT0020]^ obesity,^[@CIT0021],[@CIT0022]^ hypertension,^[@CIT0023]^ ischemic heart disease,^[@CIT0008]^ cerebrovascular disease,^[@CIT0024],[@CIT0025]^ hypotension,^[@CIT0005],[@CIT0026]^ dyslipidaemia,^[@CIT0027]^ diabetes,^[@CIT0008],[@CIT0028]--[@CIT0030]^ anxiety^[@CIT0013]^ and depression.^[@CIT0007],[@CIT0009]--[@CIT0011]^ The 'lifestyle' variables including alcohol misuse, smoking and obesity were found to be poorly coded (e.g. only 4 people had a Read code for smoking) and were not included in further analyses. RiskCiPCA was funded by the North Staffordshire Primary Care Research Consortium and the National Coordinating Centre for Research Capacity Development. Christian Mallen is funded by an Arthritis Research UK Clinician Scientist Award.

Ethical approval: Use of the CiPCA database for anonymised patient research was granted by the North Staffordshire Research Ethics Committee.

Conflict of interest: none.

The authors would like to thank The Keele GP Research Partnership and the Informatics team at the Arthritis Research UK Primary Care Centre.


this year, but don’t fret if you didn’t expect that going in. Through the first nine games they’re number one in the league on points, passing yards, and expected points added. Last year they were 25th, 5th and 13th by those same metrics, respectively, and in 2015 they were 31st, 29th and 24th by them. To say their ascent has been rapid is an understatement. [FiveThirtyEight]

College football sees two marquee matchups this weekend, with Georgia a 55 percent favorite over Auburn and Notre Dame a 61 percent favorite over Miami. The Notre Dame-Miami matchup has bigger playoff implications for each team. A win for the Irish would raise their chances of making the playoff from 30 percent to 47 percent. A win for Miami would crank up theirOUT OF PRINT!

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most accurately represents Betty’s current look.

Betty has three children from a prior marriage. She has a daughter, Tonya, and two sons, Dave and John. All three children live in the Sullivan area. She has three step-daughters from her marriage to Don.

After Don’s death Betty began spending more time with her daughter. She would often spend a week at a time with her daughter’s family who lived on the outskirts of Sullivan, just a short drive from Betty’s apartment. As time went on those week-long visits turned into weekend visits. Each weekend Tonya would pick Betty up on Friday evening and then return her to her apartment on Sunday.

Dave and Cathy Schoonveld, Betty’s son and daughter-in-law, visited with Betty every Tuesday and Thursday evening after they dropped their daughterpay $170.00+US for a fairy bluebird skin when the African Roller skin sells for between $12.00 and $25.00 US. The feathers have the same coloration and both are superb substitutes for chatterer. For my money, I'll buy the African Roller and save the $150.00+US and use it to buy other full-dressed featherwing materials or a new 2-hand rod.

The list of endangered or threatened species is long and keeps growing. It seems like there is always someone or some group that despite this will try in their own self interest to obtain the hair feathers, claws, bones or other body parts so they can have something rare, and exotic. What is so special about a fly that it has to be made from the feather of a rare or


and do not deserve the same care and respect. However, they do tell us something important about what we are doing to our environment. If there is no spotted owl, their pristine old growth forest is gone and that may be important to us in the future. If there are no steelhead, we are damaging their environment or killing too many of them and need to reduce or stop harvest and work at restoring the environment.

BTW a dead bird is a dead bird. As long as it is legal to possess the feathers, I have no problem with that.

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African Roller and Asian Kingfisher are not endangered, nor threatened. In fact, they areO-staining was used to assess lipid accumulation in the livers of tunicamycin-treated mice. As shown in [Figure 2](#ijms-16-25944-f002){ref-type="fig"}B, Oil-red O staining of liver sections revealed that tunicamycin injection increased hepatic triglyceride accumulation, whereas MEAO reduced the tunicamycin-induced triglyceride accumulation ([Figure 2](#ijms-16-25944-f002){ref-type="fig"}B). Consistent with this, MEAO significantly reduced tunicamycin-induced cytoplasmic lipid droplets in the liver, as revealed by hematoxylin and eosin (H&E) staining ([Figure 2](#ijms-16-25944-f002){ref-type="fig"}B). The triglyceride content was also reduced in MEAO-treated mice compared with tunicamycin control mice ([Figure 2](#ijms-16-25944-f002){ref-type="fig"}C). Taken together, these results indicate that MEAO attenuates ER stress and ameliorates ER stress-induced hepatic steatosis *in vivo*.

![MEAO prevents hepatic endoplasmic recticulum (ER) stress and lipid accumulation in tunicamycin-injected mice. C57BL/6 mice were administrated with different doses of MEAO for 2 days, and then were injected intraperitoneally with


revealed by H&E staining ([Figure 4](#ijms-16-25944-f004){ref-type="fig"}B). Triglyceride measurements also showed that lipid accumulation was reduced in MEAO-treated HFD mice compared with HFD control mice ([Figure 4](#ijms-16-25944-f004){ref-type="fig"}C). Consistent with the alleviation of hepatic triglyceride, administration of MEAO reduced the blood levels of triglycerides and free fatty acids induced by HFD (data not shown). These results suggest that MEAO inhibits ER stress and ameliorates hepatic steatosis in HFD-induced obese mice.

![MEAO inhibits hepatic endoplasmic recticulum (ER) stress and lipid accumulation in the liver of high-fat diet (HFD) obese mice. C57BL/6J mice were fed a normal diet or HFD and orally administered different doses of MEAO daily for 16 weeks. (**A**) q-PCR analysis of GRP78, CHOP and XBP-1 mRNA splicing (*n* = 7 mice per group); (**B**) Oil Red O staining andstress inhibited the secretion of ApoB, a secretary protein involved in the transfer of lipids out of hepatic cells, and increased intracellular triglyceride accumulation \[[@B18-ijms-16-25944]\]. Therefore, we investigated whether MEAO affected the inhibition of ApoB secretion in tunicamycin or PA-treated HepG2 cells. As shown in [Figure 6](#ijms-16-25944-f006){ref-type="fig"}C, treatment with tunicamycin or PA increased the intracellular ApoB levels in the cell lysates, suggesting that ApoB secretion is inhibited by treatment with tunicamycin or palmitate. However, MEAO decreased the intracellular ApoB level in the cell lysates ([Figure 6](#ijms-16-25944-f006){ref-type="fig"}C). These data indicate that MEAO reduces the inhibition of ApoB secretion induced by treatment with tunicamycin or palmitate. To further confirm this mechanism, ApoB levels were examined in the livers of tunicamycin-injected or HFD obese mice. As shown in [Figure 6](#ijms-16-25944-f006){ref-type="fig"}D, the