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                \begin{document}$$b_0^{(i)} := 0$$\end{document}$.

### Proof {#FPar11}

Note that


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### Proof {#FPar15}

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### Proof {#FPar18}

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computing points immediately after *r* has been constructed. An algorithm similar to that of Algorithm 2 of \[[@CR5]\] can then be used to compute the same output as running the original *d*-MUL with the input $\documentclass[12pt]{minimal}
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                \begin{document}$$\sigma $$\end{document}$. In addition, the construction of the array *L* is done without an if/else branch for side-channel resistance.

A basic Magma implementation of Algorithm 4 can be found here:"<https://github.com/AaronHutchinson/d-MUL-Optimized-2020->"

Differential Additions {#Sec10}
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This subsection aims to outline an alternate version of Algorithm 4 which utilizes differential additions. Our only sacrifice to  \usepackage{wasysym}
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                \begin{document}$$\ell $$\end{document}$ many simple permutations. We therefore see no reason to use Original *d*-MUL over Optimized *d*-MUL.

We believe that Randomized *d*-MUL may still be preferable over Optimized *d*-MUL in certain special situations. If a given application only calls for a random linear combination, then it would be more efficient to employ Randomized *d*-MUL over Optimized *d*-MUL since in the former case we need only generate a random


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abstract: 'We present a (heuristic) theoretical derivation for the scaling of the diffusion coefficient $D_f$ for fluctuating “pulled” fronts. In agreement with earlier numerical simulations, we find that as $N\rightarrow\infty$, $D_f$ approaches zero as $1/\ln^3N$, where $N$ is the average number of particles per correlation volume in the stable phase of the front. This behaviour of $D_f$ stems from the shape fluctuations at the very tip of the front, and is independent of the microscopic model.'
author:
- Debabrata Panja
title: 'Asymptotic Scaling of the Diffusion Coefficient of Fluctuating “Pulled” Fronts'
---

Interest in the effect of fluctuations on propagating fronts has revived in recent years with the understanding that fronts which in the deterministic mean-field limit are of the so-called [*pulled*]{} type are surprisingly sensitive to fluctuation and discrete-particle effects. Pulled fronts


of the front around $\phi^{(0)}$ at the instantaneous position of the Goldstone mode are analyzed by defining the [*mutually orthonormal*]{} shape fluctuation modes $\{\Psi_m(\xi)\}$ in the eigenspace of non-zero eigenvalues of the linear stability operator ${\cal L}_{v_{\text{as}}}$ as [@review; @rocco1] $$\begin{aligned}
\hspace{0.8cm}\delta\phi(\xi,t)\,=\,\sum_{m\neq0}c_m(t)\,\Psi_{m,R}(\xi)\,.
\label{modes}\end{aligned}$$ The $c_m(t)$’s are then easily seen to satisfy [@review; @rocco1] $$\begin{aligned}
\hspace{-2mm}\dot{c}_m(t)=-\,\tau^{-1}_m\,c_m(t)\,+\,\tilde\varepsilon^{1/2}\int_{-\infty}^{\infty}d\xi\,\Psi_{m,L}(\xi)R(\xi,t),
\label{delphidot}\end{aligned}$$ where $\Psi_{m,R}(\xi)$ and $\Psi_{m,L}(\xi)$ are respectively the right and the left eigenvectors of ${\cal L}_{v_{\text{as}}}$ with eigenvalue $\tau^{-1}_m\neq0$.

If the front position is defined by the position of its Goldstone mode, then the phenomenon of front diffusion arises due to the random speed fluctuations $\dot{X}(t)$ of the Goldstone mode around $v_{\text{as}}$. The diffusion coefficient of the Goldstone mode (which is identified with the diffusion coefficient of the front itself in this case) is then easily defined via[@bd; @PvS1]. This ansatz is consistent with the compact support property of the front solution in the sFKPP equation [@compact1], and it also satisfies the requirements for Eq. (\[e97b\]) \[i.e., we can safely use Eqs. (\[df2\]-\[df3\]) with this ansatz\].

Then, the $1/\ln^6N$ asymptotic scaling of $D_G$ for the fluctuating “pulled” front in the sFKPP equation is obtained very easily [@review]. One simply has to notice that due to the exponential weight factor in the integrand of the numerator of Eq. (\[kuboG\]), the numerator is practically determined within a distance of ${\cal
O}(1/\lambda^*)$ of $\xi_0$, where the integrand scales $\sim\!N$ and cancels the $1/N$ prefactor. The denominator, on the other hand, asymptotically simply scales as $\ln^6N$.

As for $D_f$ of the fluctuating “pulled” front in the sFKPP equation, $D^{(1)}_f$ and $D^{(2)}_f$ are


[@vankampen]*]{}. Nevertheless, we can still proceed with two approximations. The first one stems from the fact that although it is clear from Eq. (\[e112\]) that $c_m(t)$ and $c_{m'}(t)$ ($m\neq m'$) are correlated in general \[after all, for a given realization, all the $c_m(t)$’s are determined through the [*same*]{} $\delta\phi(t)$\], these fluctuation modes will have a finite correlation “length”, i.e., $\langle
c_m(t)\,c_{m'}(t)\rangle_t$ will be negligibly small \[compared to $\sqrt{\langle c^2_m(t)\rangle_t\langle c^2_{m'}(t)\rangle_t}$\] when $|m-m'|$ exceeds a certain threshold $a\ll\ln N$. Based on this anticipation, our approximation is to choose $a=0$ for the extreme (and unrealistic) case to simplify the expression for $D^{(3)}_f$ to (see later for the discussion on non-zero values of $a$) $$\begin{aligned}
D^{(3)}_f\,=\,\frac{1}{2}\sum_{m\neq0}^{\ln
N}\tau_m\frac{s^2_m}{\ln^3N}\,\langle c^2_m(t)\rangle_t\,.
\label{e113}\end{aligned}$$ Then the second approximation is that due to the presence of the $e^{\lambda^*\xi}$ in the integrandSchimansky-Geier [*et al.*]{}, Ann. der Physik (Leipzig) [**40**]{}, 277 (1983); L. Schimansky-Geier and Ch. Zülicke, Z. Phys. [**82**]{}, 157 (1991).

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L}_{[v_{\text{as}}+\dot{X}(t)]}$ by ${\cal L}_{v_{\text{as}}}$.

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While a trio of new takes on the theme park favorite seems like a big step, the funky churro phenomenon has only just begun. As it turns out, there may be even more flavors on the way, both throughout Pixar Fest (which runs at both parks until Sept. 3) and at a permanent Toy Story-themed churro stand debuting within Pixar Pier at Disney California Adventure on June 23. In talking to Disney's culinary team, we learned that there's going to be an "explosion" of ever-changing churros going forward, meaning that fun new flavors are no longer a seasonal thing — it's the future.

The cinnamon-sugar treat has been likened to a kind of canvas for ongoing interpretation, and we havein a way that is eerily similar to our endless churro obsession.

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We're not entirely sure if the Anaheim park's intention is truly to offer a constant rotation of delightful flavors or if they'll just be rolled out more often, but if it happens, we are here for it. Having new iterations of churros for sale makes grabbing an old favorite that much more exciting every time we visit Disneyland, and tasty takes on our


the number of explosions $N_*$ and therefore the total emitted energy ${\cal E}$ depend on the potential ${\cal V}$. Figure \[fig:3\]b shows that ${\cal
  E}$ is an almost linear function of $f_a/M_{pl}$. Extrapolating it to phenomenologically relevant values $f_a \ll M_{pl}$, we find that the collapsing stars in the model (\[eq:6\]) lose roughly $30\%$ of their mass, ${\cal E}  \sim 0.3 \, M_{cr}$.

#### 6. Discussion.

To summarize, the Bose star collapse involves two alternating processes: the self-similar evolution approaching the singular profile (\[eq:3\]) and ALP scattering in the star center accompanied by strong emission of relativistic particles. The first process is described, after the appropriate field and coordinate rescalings, by the universal nonrelativistic solution. The subsequent scattering, although non-universal by itself [@foot4], starts from the universal profile (\[eq:3\]) at each cycleI've bought the Doctor Foot's insoles and been stretching and doing wall squats for the last few days to combat the pain in my knees, but the agony after my run this morning is just too much. So I'm going to take a break until my knees are feeling better, I think I'll do a bike ride instead of my Friday run this week and see how my knees are by the weekend.

Can't believe how much I really want to run, it almost like I've been brainwashed.?!/-(!!

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rest up until the knees dont hurt when walking or doing stairs. that would be my advice. a little after finishing c25k I overdid it by running on an incline on the treadmill which I dont usually do & the following


Collateral Damage Daily for October 4

Matt Kemp will undergo surgery on his left shoulder on Friday, but the exact procedure wont be known until surgeons probe the labrum and see the nature of the tear. Kemp is expected to be ready for the start of spring training. Carlos Quentin is expected to undergo right knee surgery within the next week. Joe Thatcher is scheduled for surgery on October 10 for a patellar tendon debridement and repair. He may not be ready for the start of spring training. Clayton Kershaw is not expected to need hip surgery. Jason Giambi is expected to undergo hernia surgery next week. Brendan Ryan is expected to have surgery to remove bone chips from his right elbow. No date has been provided.

Note that Lanceone load than any other tanker currently in use,” Hatton says. “The DC-10 is a real game changer.”

One of Hatton’s DC-10s has flown out to Australia to be used during the fire season there. And the DC-10s are no longer the biggest fire-fighters in service. In 2009, a converted Boeing 747 Jumbo Jet operated by Evergreen International has also been used to fight fires. The giant jet can carry 19,600 gallons of retardant or water for 4,000 miles, and is the biggest fire-fighting aircraft in the world. There are plans to convert an even bigger, stretched version of the 747 into a tanker as well.


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pointwise well-defined, and the standard definition, see e.g [@cil], can be used as it is. However, if $1<p<2$, then the equation is singular and extra caution is needed at the points where the gradient vanishes.

\[def:div-viscosity\] A function $u:\Omega\to (-\infty,\infty]$ is a viscosity supersolution to $-\Delta_p v(x)=f(x)$ in $\Omega$, if

1.  $u$ is lower semicontinuous.

2.  $u$ is not identically $+\infty$, and

3.  \[itm:visco-def-3\] If $\psi\in C^2(\Omega)$ is such that $u(x_0) = \psi(x_0)$, $u(x) \geq \psi(x)$ for $x \neq x_0$, and $D\psi(x)\ne 0$ for $x \neq x_0$, it holds that $$\begin{split}
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A function $u$ is a viscosity subsolution to $-\Delta_p v(x)=f(x)$, if $-u$ is a viscosity supersolution,Du_{\varepsilon}(\hat{x})|^{\frac{q-2}{q-1}}I.$$

The previous estimate proves . Indeed, by we have $$\label{criticalset}
D^2 u_{\varepsilon}(x) \leq 0 \qquad \text{if} \quad Du_{\varepsilon}(x)= 0.$$ If $Du_{\varepsilon}(x) \neq 0$, we have $$\begin{split}
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&\geq -\frac{(n+p-2)(q-1)}{{\varepsilon}} {\lvertDu_{\varepsilon}\rvert}^{p-2 + \frac{q-2}{q-1}} \\
&\geq -C,
\end{split}$$ where the last inequality follows from $q >\frac{p}{p-1}$ and the Lipschitz continuity of $u_{\varepsilon}$. We may thus use Fatou’s lemma to conclude that $$\begin{split}
&\liminf_{\delta \to 0} \int_{\Omega}-{\operatorname{div}}\left(({\lvertDu_{\varepsilon}\rvert}^2 + \delta )^{\frac{p-2}{ 2}} Du_{\varepsilon}\right) \,  \psi\, dx \\
&\geq \int_{{\Omega}\backslash \{ Du_{\varepsilon}= 0\} }  \liminf_{\delta \to 0} \left( -{\operatorname{div}}\left(({\lvertDu_{\varepsilon}\rvert}^2 + \delta )^{\frac{p-2}{ 2}} Du_{\varepsilon}\right) \,  \psi\, \right) dx \\
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Liberals and liberal egalitarians aren’t unusual either, or at


least not all that unusual. Most people believe in stringent constraints on democratic procedures: they believe some things are wrong, no matter how many citizens say otherwise. Maybe Taub thinks such views are “non-democratic” or “anti-democratic.” In what ways, exactly, are liberal egalitarianism and liberalism today “non-democratic” or “anti-democratic?” We’d expect Taub to answer this question.

Suppose there are two general accounts of democracy: procedural and substantive. The procedural account defines democracy in terms of democratic procedures. A procedure may be democratic if all its users are citizens or elected representatives, say. Maybe a system is only democratic if it leaves everything, or most things, to democratic procedures. Maybe democracy is scalar, depending on the proportion of democratic procedures in a system.

This procedural account gives us conceptual space toTaub talks about foreigners moving into neighborhoods, depressing wages, and so on. But unless one believes say, gentrification or losing out to another citizen in a job hunt infringe associative rights, there’s no road from such rights to immigration restrictions on such everyday grounds.

Another problem is political communities aren’t voluntary associations. We don’t choose to join them unless we’re immigrants; no one born into citizenship ever signed a social contract. And for all liberalisms, autonomy helps explain the value of associative rights. Taub and others may want to argue voting expresses individual autonomy in (liberal) democratic political communities. But voting isn’t a normal autonomy-promoting activity, if indeed it is such an activity. Even if it were true that voting made a qualitative difference to my autonomy, it would


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who served as a justice of peace judge and reserve police officer in Texas, is the latest to face charges in the ongoing investigation.

More than 15 years ago, a man who called the El Paso Times newsroom alleged that Texas state lottery jackpots were rigged. For some reason, I ended up with that phone call. I asked him how that could happen since the winning numbers were selected at random. At around that same time, a news story that originated elsewhere quoted an expert who questioned the 'randomness' of the lottery jackpots in Texas.

A map and list of big jackpot winnings made it obvious that lottery jackpots were concentrated in certain large cities. I am not a statistical expert, so I could not conclude that lottery players incollection of pairwise orthogonal elements $\{x_i\}\subseteq\mathcal{L}$. From this definition, it follows the definition of orthomodular-measures and ($\sigma$-) Boolean-measures (Boolean lattices are orthomodular). Orthomodular (and $\sigma$-orthomodular) measures find applications as states over generalized physical theories [@MR0274355; @Holik2014293; @Holik-Massri-Plastino].

In the case of a measure over a Boolean lattice, we can replace the definition by an equivalent one. A *Boolean-measure* over a Boolean lattice $B$ is a function $\nu:B\rightarrow \mathbb{R}$ satisfying the inclusion-exclusion principle, that is, $\nu(0)=0$ and $\nu(x\vee y)+\nu(x\wedge y)=\nu(x)+\nu(y)$. The advantage of this definition is that we do not need to refer to the orthocomplementation and we can extend it to distributive lattices (which are not necessarily Boolean). A *distributive-measure* over a distributive lattice $D$ is a function $\nu:D\rightarrow
\mathbb{R}$ satisfying the inclusion-exclusion principle. Using the distributivity law on $D$,


In particular, $x\vee y\in\mathfrak{p}$ a contradiction. Hence, $x\not\in \mathfrak{p}$ or $y\not\in \mathfrak{p}$.

-   Clearly $D$ maps complements to complements. If $X$ is complemented, the sets $D(x)$ are open and closed, $x\in X$.

-   If $D(x)=D(y)$, then $\sqrt{(x)}=\sqrt{(y)}$ in $\mathbb{Z}[X]/I$, see [@kleiman2013term Theorem 3.22]. Given that $x$ and $y$ are idempotents in $\mathbb{Z}[X]/I$, we have $(x)=(y)$. In particular, there exist $a,b\in \mathbb{Z}[X]/I$ such that $x=ay$ and $y=bx$. Then, $$x=ay=ayy=xy=xbx=bx=y.$$

-   The image of $D$ is a distributive lattice. Adding complements, we obtain the Boolean lattice $Y$.

-   Let us prove the existence of $g$. First we define $g$ over the image of $D$ in the only possible way as $g(D(x)):=f(x)$. Then, given that the image of $D$ is distributive, there exists a unique extension ofincidence ratios (SIR) and absolute excess risks (AER) of subsequent skin cancers were calculated. A total of 50 510 melanoma patients and 64 054 patients with a SCC of the skin were included (national data NCR). The regional data of the ECR consisted of 5776 melanoma patients, 5749 SCC patients and 41 485 BCC patients. The 21-year cumulative risk for a subsequent melanoma after a first SCC or BCC was respectively 1.7% and 1.3% for males and 1.3% and 1.2% for females; SCC after melanoma or BCC was 4.6% and 9.3% (males) and 2.6% and 4.1% (females); BCC after melanoma or SCC was respectively 13.2% and 27.8% (males) and 14.9% and 21.1% (females). SIRs and AERs remained elevated up to 21 years after the first melanoma, SCC or


The present invention basically relates to a multi-layer insulation system for electrical conductors, an insulated electrical conductor, a process for preparing an insulated conductor, and an insulated conductor prepared by such a process. The insulated electrical conductors of the present invention are lightweight, qualify for temperature ratings of up to approximately 230xc2x0 C., and demonstrate mechanical durability, and hydrolysis resistance. As such, these insulated conductors are particularly useful for aircraft wire and cable.
Electrical insulation must meet a variety of construction and performance requirements. These requirements are particularly severe for electrical cable which is to be used in aircraft and similar equipment. Electrical cable useful for such applications must demonstrate a balance of electrical, thermal, and mechanical properties, with overall performance being evaluated by assessing properties such as abrasionvery roughly, of two Romes: the rich Establishment and the rising masses, the optimates and the populares, waging a zero-sum war through Roman political institutions. In Cicero’s words: “The death of Tiberius Gracchus and even before that, the whole rationale behind his tribunate divided a united people into two distinct groups.” The Latin word for groups is partes.

Tiberius’s cause was taken up by his younger brother, Gaius, who ran for the tribunate, won, and proposed even more distribution of land, new colonies for landless citizens, a major investment in roads and infrastructure, the removal of some senators from juries, and a subsidized grain dole for any Roman in need. It was something for everyone but the elites — and hugely resonant among the populares. This time, the Senate


— “The nobles began to abuse their position and the people their liberty.” The Greek historian Velleius Paterculus more astutely noted that “precedents do not stop where they begin, but, however narrow the path upon which they enter, they create for themselves a highway whereon they may wander with the utmost latitude.” A cycle of polarization had begun.

As the turn of the first century BCE approached and wars proliferated, with Roman control expanding west and east and south across the Mediterranean, the elites became ever wealthier and the cycle deepened. Precedents fell: A brilliant military leader, Marius, emerged from outside the elite as consul, and his war victories and populist appeal were potent enough for him to hold an unprecedented seven consulships in a row, earning him therefused to follow his civilian orders, gathered his men, and called on them to march back to Rome to reverse the decision. His officers, shocked by the insubordination, deserted him. His troops didn’t, soon storming Rome, restoring Sulla’s highly profitable command, and forcing his enemies into exile. Sulla then presided over new elections of friendly consuls and went back into the field. But his absence from Rome — he needed to keep fighting to reward his men to keep them loyal — enabled a comeback of his enemies, including Marius, who retook the city in his absence and revoked Sulla’s revocations of command. Roman politics had suddenly become a deadly game of tit for tat.

When Sulla entered Rome a second time, he rounded up 6,000 of his enemies,


swallow Rome whole.

This was no longer a republican culture protected by an austere elite, but an increasingly authoritarian one, with great military leaders and a handful of wealthy men dominating the political scene through money, legions, and military success. The ancient institutions and customs still existed but were slowly losing relevance. Worrywarts in the Senate and intelligentsia became concerned about strongmen emerging within the system — “The political situation alarms me more each day,” wrote Cicero. Two in particular stood out: Pompey, a hugely successful celebrity general who, at the tender age of 35, was made consul; and an up-and-coming Julius Caesar, rampaging through Gaul and then Britain, besting Pompey’s imperial acquisitions, and generating wide popular enthusiasm.

The two rivals appealed to both of the factions that had nowby a contested but permanent settlement. The vast American middle class that stabilized liberal democracy at the height of the 20th century never existed in Rome. We have a welfare state that provides some measure of buffer against popular revolt and a written, formal Constitution far harder to flout brazenly than the unwritten mos maiorum of the Romans.

But still. It’s impossible to review the demise of the Roman Republic and not be struck by the parallel dynamics in America in 2019. We now live, as the Romans did, in an economy of massive wealth increasingly monopolized by the very rich, in which the whole notion of principled public service has been eclipsed by the pursuit of private wealth and reality-show fame. Cynicism about the system is endemic, as


he was a businessman and a brand, not a public servant of any kind; he had no serious grip on the Constitution, liberal-democratic debate, the separation of powers, or limited government. His tangible proposals were slogans. He referred to his peers with crude nicknames, and his instincts were those of a mob boss. But he offered himself, rather like the populares in Rome, as a riposte and antidote to the political and cultural elite, the optimates. A brilliant if dangerous demagogue, he became the first presidential candidate to run not as the leader of a political party, or as a disciple of conservatism or liberalism, but as a fully fledged strongman who promised unilaterally to “make America great again.” It is hard to equate any kind of republicanlong while, but there were periods of much quicker erosion, as charismatic figures established a space for authoritarianism that came to be permanent. And then, of course, a sudden and unexpected collapse. In America, the question of whether this history will repeat itself hangs ominously in the air. But that sound you hear in the distance is of future Caesars preparing to make their move.

*This article appears in the August 5, 2019, issue of New York Magazine. Subscribe Now!


death, his hands still clinging to the horse's reins.
Earl Koger Sr., an African American publisher and insurance executive from Baltimore, recorded the tale in a 1976 illustrated children's book, "Jocko: A Legend of the American Revolution."
Koger's book notes that Washington was so moved by the boy's sacrifice that he ordered a likeness of Jocko placed on his lawn.
Whatever its origin, the lawn jockey became a symbol of obedient devotion -- and nowhere more welcome than among slaveholders. After the Civil War, however, the figure acquired surprising new associations, Adams said.
By the end of the 19th century, blacks dominated the "sport of kings," with black jockeys having won 15 of the Kentucky Derby's first 28 runnings, and the lawn jockey had become a totemic figure. Keeping one around mightalone. Muttering it angrily to herself counts.)

Bradley lacks almost any judicial philosophy

From Wisconsin State Journal:

Asked what cases provide evidence for their judicial philosophies, Kloppenburg’s campaign pointed to a 2012 decision affirming a circuit court decision denying arbitration against a woman who was suing a nursing home where her husband died, and a 2015 decision in which she was part of a panel of judges that dismissed citations against protesters at the Capitol during Act 10. Bradley’s campaign didn’t respond to a request for examples of decisions that provide evidence for her judicial philosophy. But Bradley said in a March forum that a 1989 opinion written by Scalia best exemplifies her approach. In that case, Scalia upheld a person’s right to burn the American flag despite Scalia’s personal opposition


want it pristine, pure.”

“I think people lose faith that the court is anything but a political machine and if people don’t respect the judicial process, the whole of the judiciary as checks and balances on the government, and protection of rights [is lost],” she said. [...] “You don’t have to be paranoid to think that when someone is willing to spend millions to get someone else elected to an office that pays $150,000 per year, that they expect a return on their investment,” said [former] Judge Timothy Vocke[.]

The fight for campaign finance and judicial election reform continues. In the meantime, sadly, Wisconsin will have Bradley on the state’s highest bench until 2026.wondering, Mint 17 includes HexChat, an IRC client that’s a fork of XChat. XChat development and maintenance has been dead for some time; thus the replacement of XChat with HexChat.

Productivity

GCStar : A database program for hobbyists who wish to track their collections.

: A database program for hobbyists who wish to track their collections. Calibre : An ebook management program.

: An ebook management program. GnuCash : Similar to Quicken, this program handles general financial bookkeeping duties (balancing checkbooks, tracking payments, etc.).

: Similar to Quicken, this program handles general financial bookkeeping duties (balancing checkbooks, tracking payments, etc.). AbiWord : While I prefer LibreOffice, others might prefer AbiWord, a more lightweight word processor.

: While I prefer LibreOffice, others might prefer AbiWord, a more lightweight word processor. Google Docs: While it’s not


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   epithelioid form is the most common and aggressive subtype.^[@B9]^

Hemangiopericytomas are typically diagnosed on middle-aged or older dogs (average age is 7 to 10 years). The large breeds of dogs appear over-represented, but there is no significant sex predilection.^[@B4],[@B10]^ The best recommended treatment for hemangiopericytoma is to surgical removal of the mass with wide margins. If the total lump and a substantial healthy rim surrounding the neoplastic mass are removed, re-occurrence of the growth is unlikely, and it has been stated that approximately 70% of these neoplasms can be controlled by surgical excision.^[@B3]^ When the tumor recurs, it becomes more aggressive;^[@B11],[@B12]^ however, they rarely metastasize in dogs.^[@B13]^ Histopathological analysis together with classification of subtypes, quantification of cell proliferation and apoptosis rates have been reported helpful to determine prognosis of


Although this tumor has been reported more in aged dogs, our case showed it could happen on young dogs too. Any subcutaneous mass, in any age, must be identified histopathologically and in suspicion of tumor removed completely.
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(A) Data for our full set of 5,547 genes plotted along with those for a stringent “no gene” set of 2,390 genes. For this set we used more stringent criteria in eliminating upstream sequence that might contain a gene.

(B) We divided our 10-kb sequence in half. Here we plot data for the 5′ and 3′ regions separately.

(C) Data for our full set of genes plotted along with a subset of 627 that were manually annotated in Vega.

Figure S3

Calculating an MTT for the Window on Top (e.g., from Human) against Two Longer Sequences (e.g., from Mouse and Dog)

Consider all possible combinations of three 16-bp windows where one window comes from each species. Here we highlight two such combinations in red and blue. For each combination we consider


persistence of the changes in the left sacroiliac joint and adjacent bone but resolution of the psoas abscess. Three months after hospital discharge, the patient was pain free with complete resolution of her symptoms and full mobility and had returned to her routine gymnastic training.

3. Discussion {#sec3}
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Bacterial sacroiliitis is an uncommon infection of the spine that occurs most commonly in children and young adults and is thought to arise from haematogenous spread of the bacteria \[[@B3]\]. Pyogenic sacroiliac joint infections account for \~1.5% of childhood suppurative arthritis cases \[[@B2]\]. Around 10% of children with pyogenic sacroiliitis have a history of pelvic trauma, which may also be the case in our patient who was an avid gymnast. Diagnosis of osteoarticular infections in the pelvic region is challenging because ofreport of *S. enteritidis* sacroiliitis, notably with hepatitis as in our case, was identified ([Table 1](#tab1){ref-type="table"}).

*S. mbandaka* is a serovar of *S. enterica*, named after Mbadanka in the Democratic Republic of Congo, where it was first identified. It is classified as one of the nontyphoidal *Salmonellae* (NTS) and is usually associated with self-limiting gastroenteritis. It is a rare but increasingly reported cause of gastroenteritis outbreaks associated with alfalfa sprouts in California (2007) and Sweden (2010) and with poultry in Poland (2001) and Ireland (2008). Approximately 23 *S. mbadanka* cases are reported in the UK annually (HPA data, 2006). In developed countries, *Salmonella* infections are mainly identified in returning travelers and there are concerns regarding multidrug resistant *Salmonella* in many parts of the world \[[@B10]\]. Eliciting a history of


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          \big)$ and the normalized quantitative relative errors ($\|\text{T1}_\mathrm{estimate} - \text{T1}_\mathrm{ref} \|_{2}/\|\text{T1}_\mathrm{ref}\|_{2}$) were calculated, respectively, with $\text{T1}_\mathrm{ref}$ the reference T1 map estimated from single-slice acquisition [@Wang_Magn.Reson.Med._2018] and $\text{T1}_\mathrm{estimate}$ the T1 map reconstructed from the corresponding multi-slice acquisition.

Results {#sec:results .unnumbered}
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The proposed SMS model-based reconstruction was first validated on the experimental phantom study with the SMS rotated golden-angle acquisition. Figure 1 shows T1 maps of three slices reconstructed with the proposed method together with an IR spin-echo reference and that estimated from single-slice IR radial acquisition [@Wang_Magn.Reson.Med._2018] of the center slice. Visual inspection reveals that the proposed method can completely disentangle superposed slices and all quantitative multi-slice T1 maps are in good agreement with the references. These findings are confirmed in the ROI-analyzed T1 values of the center slice in Figure


of this study were to assess current blood dioxin levels and dietary intake of dioxins in Japanese from the 2011--2016 SEDOCCH data. We also sought to examine the relationship between blood dioxins and health parameters/clinical biomarkers. In addition, data from the dioxins biomonitoring conducted from 2011 and 2016 (SEDOCCH 2011--2016) were compared to the results in the 2002--2010 SEDOCCH.

Methods {#Sec2}
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Study population {#Sec3}
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A dataset sample from the MOEJ cross-sectional 2011 to 2016 SEDOCCH was used. Sampling from 2011 to 2016 primarily focused on the 15 prefectures in which the dioxin levels had been found to be high (median blood dioxins ranging from 21.5 to 40.9 pg TEQ/g lipid) or low (median blood dioxins between 8.3 and 14.1 pg TEQ/g lipid) in the 2002--2010 SEDOCCH surveys \[[@CR16]\]. The participants were selected from\[[@CR33]\]. The study in the German blood donors has documented a PCDD/PCDFs value of 6.2 pg TEQ/g lipid (vs. 5.7 pg TEQ/g lipid in this study) and Co-PCBs of 4.1 pg TEQ/g lipid (vs. 3.6 pg TEQ/g lipid) among participants aged 20 to 68 years \[[@CR33]\]. Moreover, a study conducted in Ghana among individuals working at e-waste recycling sites and controls who were not directly exposed to e-waste recycling activities reported a PCDD/PCDFs value of 4.6 pg TEQ/g lipid (vs. 5.7 pg TEQ/g lipid in this study) in controls with a mean age of 24.4 years (vs. 49.4 years in this study) \[[@CR34]\].

In this study, the dietary dioxin exposure was estimated using a duplicate diet analysis from three consecutive days \[[@CR15]\], from which it was found that none of the participants exceeded the tolerable daily dioxin intake


and the pharmacokinetics models. In the present study, the mean dioxin dietary intake level was found to be within tolerable daily intake levels and was not found to be associated with blood dioxins after adjusting for potential confounders. Although higher dioxin levels have been reported in the Japanese, in addition to dioxin resistance to degradation, this finding suggested that there was a low accumulation of dioxins in the food consumed by the study sample. It was concluded that these results reflected the efforts made by the Japanese government to reduce environmental dioxins through initiatives such as proper waste incineration and the cleaning of dioxin-contaminated soil \[[@CR12]\]. It is also possible that the dioxin intake in this study was underestimated as they were only estimated in 90 participants frombe similar regarding robustness.

Limitations of the study {#Sec18}
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Although this study considered all necessary factors, there were some potential limitations. First, there was possibly some bias in the participants' enrolment; specifically, participation was voluntary, and therefore, the participants were not randomly enrolled. The 2011 to 2016 sampling was primarily concentrated in areas where dioxin levels had been found to be high or low in the 2002--2010 SEDOCCH survey \[[@CR16]\]. Therefore, the selection of the participants in the 2011--2016 SEDOCCH may not have been truly represented the Japanese population. Therefore, the 2011--2016 SEDOCCH sample size may not have been large enough to truly represent the Japanese population. However, this limitation was mitigated by recruitment in all five Japanese regions and the target number of participants recruited each year. SEDOCCH investigators


absence of hypovolemia. The following exclusion criteria were applied:

1.  hematologic disease or undergoing chemotherapy;

2.  simultaneous multiple comorbidities that could affect our results, such as combined tumor and diabetes mellitus;

3.  admission before the past 28 days,

4.  signed a do-not-resuscitate order within 24 hours upon ED admission, and

5.  discharged against medical advice and not in a critical condition or transferred to another hospital within 28 days.

Chronic lung disease refers to disorders that affect the lungs and other parts of the respiratory system; they usually develop slowly, deteriorate over time, and include chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, asthma, cystic fibrosis, lung cancer, chronic pneumonia, pulmonary hypertension, or interstitial lung disease, etc.^\[[@R12]\]^ Chronic heart disease refers to various types of chronic diseases that influence heart function, including coronary arteryreasons: 9 patients signed a do-not-resuscitate order within 24 hours of ED admission, 12 patients were transferred to another hospital or discharged against medical advice (not in critical condition), 16 patients withdraw from our study, and 8 patients died within 7 days with loss series data. A total of 100 sepsis cases and 27 healthy controls were enrolled in the study. Demographic data of the patients enrolled in the study are listed in Table [1](#T1){ref-type="table"}. Patients with sepsis had significantly higher levels of WBC and C-reactive protein and lower levels of platelets and hemoglobin than the controls. Furthermore, patients with sepsis had significantly higher median serum TBARS levels (19.7 ± 9.9 vs 12.9 ± 2.4 μM; *P* \< .001) and lower median serum thiol levels (.56 ± .40 vs 1.13 ± .20 μM; *P* = .001) than patients in


sepsis and those in the control groups are presented in Figure [2](#F2){ref-type="fig"}. Results show that non-survivors had significantly higher TBARS concentrations than survivors on day 1 (26.1 ± 10.1 vs 18.0 ± 9.2 μM, *P* \< . 001) and day 4 (24.8 ± 8.6 vs 18.3 ± 11.1 μM, *P* = .03) but not on day 7 (23.8 ± 11.5 vs 17.0 ± 10.1 μM, *P* = .12). Among patients with sepsis, both survivors and non-survivors had significantly lower thiol levels than the controls (0.56 ± 0.42 vs 0.53 ± 0.32 vs 1.13 ± 0.20 μM, *P* \< .05, respectively) on admission. However, there was no significant difference in the thiol concentration between survivors and non-survivors at any point in time. In addition, no significant differences in the GPx concentration were observed on day 1 or at any other point among the survivors, non-survivors, and controls. Moreover, repeated measurements using ANOVA withis available in serum or plasma.

4.2. TBARS levels are associated with patient outcomes
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On admission, TBARS and lactate concentrations were shown to be higher in non-survivors than in survivors, both in our previous study and in other investigations.^\[[@R4],[@R23],[@R24]\]^ Such observations support 2 scenarios. First, sepsis may initiate an inflammatory pathway and induce an imbalance of oxidants and antioxidants, causing oxidative stress. Second, oxidative stress may involve an imbalance in oxygen supply and consumption during sepsis, resulting in anaerobic glycolysis, mitochondrial dysfunction, and lactate production.^\[[@R25],[@R26]\]^

The absence of significant differences in the serial analysis of thiol and GPx concentrations between survivors and non-survivors in our study may indicate that antioxidants are involved in complex sepsis mechanisms and rapid alternation in multiple cells; thus, biomarkers are often poor predictors of sepsis-related fatalities.^\[[@R2]\]^


MDPV, also dramatically increased in 2011. Thirty-one items of phenethylamines and other types of NPS have also been regulated since 2014. These results indicate that the categories of NPS identified in Korea have been diversified with a majority of synthetic cannabinoids and phenethylamines.

From the results of drug seizures (supply side) and drug-related arrestees (illegal drug users stands for a proportion of demand side), it seems the overall illicit drug problem in Taiwan was more severe than that in Korea. The major illicit drugs in Taiwan were heroin, methamphetamine, and ketamine; in Korea, they were methamphetamine and cannabis. The trend of all illicit drug seizures went up slightly from 2006 to 2014, but the trend of drug-related arrests seems to be flat in recent years. Moreover, the emerging NPSIt has already been an amazing venture and we have only been here for 5 hours or so. Let me share some of our experiences through our senses.

I see….

Kuala Lumpur aiport at night time, where we had to be ferried by a train across the tarmac to the main airport terminal

The Hawkesdale College contingent asleep on the couches, for a hour or so, during a 5 hour stopover.

Our first glimpse of Qatar, through the dark of the early morning arrival.

Queues at the immigration desk to allow us entry to the country.

Taxi and limousine touts all wanting to take us to the education centre of Qatar

The beautiful white buildings of Qatar, and the never ending building sites, with numerous cranes rising above the city horizon.

The magnificent corniche, or water


had not been exposed to it before. It was agreed for management purposes that most classes remain in their own rooms and log on as their class name. However, prep/one/two were combined and the secondary students were combined in the library (years7-9)

This morning we held an early recess and logged everyone on to their discoverE classrooms. One staff member who was absent yesterday was required to respond to Lorraine in Boston but came to me and said she had no idea how to talk or chat to her. Imagaine my surprise when at recess we were testing the sound with Lorraine and this teacher took over with utter confidence and performed the tests. After some internal gliches, we were so pleased to hear Jean Pennycook online with perfectOf her five crime novels, Jassy Mackenzie has written two – Worst Case and Stolen Lives that feature black criminal masterminds.

South African writer Mike Nicol says there is "a range of serious black baddies who call the shots throughout my revenge trilogy, including the uber-baddy Sheemina February who of course is not a man but a woman". He also lists Margie Orford, Roger Smith, Margaret von Klemperer, Richard Kunzmann, Wessel Ebersohn and Deon Meyer as SA crime writers who have featured some formidable black villains.

This trend can only be a positive one. It is good to see that our local crime writers are leading the way along the problematic path of normalising how black characters are portrayed in fiction.


making progress on most fronts. Space does not allow me to mention everything, nor to give full details of the topics that are referred to. Members are kept up-to-date on progress in a variety of ways, including our on-going programmes of members’ meetings around the country, e-newsletters from both the regions and Weybridge and, of course, ROADWAY. I urge all members to read as much of this as possible, so you are kept in the know. In no particular order, here are some of the things we are dealing with, together with a short note of the current situation:

On lorry charging we are supporting the latest proposals: indeed, we would like to see them brought in sooner rather than later. We know this does not fully resolve theactivity is also related to the inhibition of pain inducing compounds known as kinins.

New Data

Serrapeptase has been investigated for pain, facial swelling and lockjaw after surgical removal of impacted wisdom teeth in five double-blind clinical trials. The studies were complex in that they not only compared the efficacy of serrapeptase to a placebo, but also to various other compounds alone and in combination including various combinations of bromelain, acetaminophen (Tylenol), ibuprofen, and various corticosteroids. The dosage of serrapeptase varied from 10 to 60 mg per day and no enzyme potency was noted. Nonetheless, the studies showed that in regards to swelling, no significant difference was observed for serrapeptase when compared to the treatments that included corticosteroids. In regards to lockjaw, serrapeptase showed much better results than the corticosteroids.


caulk around them to create a seal against the exterior cladding. This is ineffective, however, as cycles of thermal expansion over the years, and the assault of the elements can weaken the seal, leading to water penetrating into the wall cavity. More recently, a line of products, have been introduced, with a shell defining a cavity and a brim, stretching out from a position to the rear of the front of the shell. These are installed, over the electrical junction boxes, with tape or mechanical attachment. Unfortunately, the portion of the shell extending out from the brim location may not protrude out far enough (or may protrude too far) from the brim to be flush with the edge of the exterior cladding, which differs in thickness from job15th Dáil
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enticing to investors,” Securities Commissioner David M. Minnick said.

“But there are significant, real risks associated with these non-traditional investments, and scam artists are hard at work trying to defraud investors. Always check with our office before you invest.”

The division offered Mavixbtc the opportunity to make a case for why restitution should not be imposed.

The North American Securities Administrators Association (NASAA) launched the second wave of “Operation Cryptosweep,” an initiative to crack down on crypto related scams. As of August, 35 enforcement decisions have been taken and nearly 100 more are pending.

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2015). The chancery court denied the motion, and DOM filed a petition for interlocutory
review. Id. The Mississippi Supreme Court granted an interlocutory appeal. Id. The court
affirmed and remanded the case to chancery court for further proceedings. Id. at 263 (¶26).
This case remains pending in chancery court.
       3
          The DOM rate freeze was compounded when the Mississippi Legislature
implemented a state-wide rate freeze at the 2010 per diem rate for all nursing facilities. On
April 23, 2013, CES filed a separate action in United States District Court for the Northern
District of Mississippi challenging the legislative freeze, which is pending. Cmty. Eldercare
Services LLC v. Miss. Div. of Medicaid, Cause


                6
judgment as a matter of law. The chancery court noted that on two prior occasions, DOM

moved for a judgment as a matter of law; however, “out of an abundance of caution, it denied

the motions and allowed [the] Plaintiffs to proceed in their attempts to establish [the chancery

court’s] jurisdiction in this matter.” Without addressing the merits of CES’s claims, the

chancery court dismissed the case with prejudice finding that CES failed to exhaust

administrative remedies. We agree. However, we modify the dismissal to be one without

prejudice so that CES may proceed with a proper administrative appeal.

                   from a

decision of a state board or agency . . . .’” (citation omitted)).

¶33.   DOM similarly argued in Alliance Health Center that the involved hospitals failed to

exhaust administrative requirements and remedies. Id. at 258 (¶10).            However, the

Mississippi Supreme Court found DOM’s recoupment decisions to be quasijudicial. Id. at

260 (¶17).     Additionally, the supreme court stated DOM’s decisions pertained to

reimbursement rates for 2001, which required application of law, rules, and regulations to

the facts instead of rule-making or fixing rates for the future. Id. at 260-61 (¶17). The

supreme court found that such cases presented questions of law and that relief was available

by writ of certiorari or by chancery court review. Id. at 262 (¶20).


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					}
				}

				//NDebugOverlay::Box( vecTargetPosition, -Vector(20,20,20), Vector(20,20,20), 255,255,255, 0.1, 0.1 );
			}

			float flTorqueFactor;
			Vector vecToTarget = vecTargetPosition - GetLocalOrigin();
			float yaw = UTIL_VecToYaw( vecToTarget );
			Vector vecRight;

			AngleVectors( QAngle( 0, yaw, 0 ), NULL, &vecRight, NULL );

			//NDebugOverlay::Line( GetLocalOrigin(), GetLocalOrigin() + (GetEnemy()->GetLocalOrigin() - GetLocalOrigin()), 0,255,0, true, 0.1 );

			float flDot;

			// Figure out whether to continue the charge.
			// (Have I overrun the target?)
			IPhysicsObject *pPhysicsObject = VPhysicsGetObject();

			if ( pPhysicsObject == NULL )
			{
//				Assert(0);
				TaskFail("Roller lost internal physics object?");
				return;
			}

			Vector vecVelocity;
			pPhysicsObject->GetVelocity( &vecVelocity, NULL );
			VectorNormalize( vecVelocity );

			VectorNormalize(*pPhysics = VPhysicsGetObject();

	// Constrain us to the vehicle
	constraint_fixedparams_t fixed;
	fixed.Defaults();
	fixed.InitWithCurrentObjectState( pOtherPhysics, pPhysics );
	fixed.constraint.Defaults();
	fixed.constraint.forceLimit	= ImpulseScale( pPhysics->GetMass(), 200 );
	fixed.constraint.torqueLimit = ImpulseScale( pPhysics->GetMass(), 800 );
	m_pConstraint = physenv->CreateFixedConstraint( pOtherPhysics, pPhysics, NULL, fixed );
	m_pConstraint->SetGameData( (void *)this );

	// Kick the vehicle so the player knows we've arrived
	Vector impulse = pOther->GetAbsOrigin() - GetAbsOrigin();
	VectorNormalize( impulse );
	impulse.z = -0.75;
	VectorNormalize( impulse );
	impulse *= 600;
	Vector vecForce = impulse * pPhysics->GetMass() * 10;
	pOtherPhysics->ApplyForceOffset( vecForce, GetAbsOrigin() );

	// Get the velocity at the point we're sticking to
	Vector vecVelocity;
	pOtherPhysics->GetVelocityAtPoint( GetAbsOrigin(), &vecVelocity );
	AngularImpulse angNone( 0.0f, 0.0f, 0.0f );
	pPhysics->SetVelocity( &vecVelocity, &angNone );

	// Make sure we're spiky
	Open();

	AnnounceArrivalToOthers( pOther );

	// Also, jolt the vehicle sometime in the future
	g_EventQueue.AddEvent( this, "JoltVehicle", RandomFloat(3,6), NULL, NULL );
}

//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Purpose:
//-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
int CNPC_RollerMine::CountRollersOnMyVehicle( CUtlVector<CNPC_RollerMine*> *pRollerList )
{
	CBaseEntity *entityList[64];
	Vector range(256,256,256);
	pRollerList->AddToTail( this );
	int boxCount = UTIL_EntitiesInBox( entityList, ARRAYSIZE(entityList), GetAbsOrigin()-range, GetAbsOrigin()+range, FL_NPC );
	for ( int i = 0;


for gravitons $(f=h)$. In both the cases (v,h), this solution has the zero energy of the Bogoliubov quasiparticles ($\omega_{b_f}=0$). In this approximation, the density of gravitons =\_0, (where $\rho_0$ is the vacuum density) corresponds to the Friedmann cosmological model with the “rigid” state in the three-dimensional space with a negative curvature.

The proper time dynamics is determined by the integral T(\_0)=\_0\^[\_0]{} d which leads to the following redshift-formula of the universe evolution \[b7\] = ();     T\_0=\_0. We can see that for a Weyl observer (with the relative standard of length) there can be a period of the very fast inflation-like evolution of the cosmic scale factor, while an Einstein-Friedmann observer (with the absolute standard of the length) sees the linear dependence of the measured proper time on the scaletotal of 110 subjects were enrolled. Among these, 55 subjects (age: 45.1±8.9, 9 women) who were diagnosed to have NAFLD by using abdominal ultrasound imaging classified as NAFLD group, while 55 subjects(age:43.6±8.6, 17 women) who had normal liver ultrasound imaging and whose alamine trans-aminase (ALT) value was less than 1.5 times of the upper normal value were taken as controls group.

Definition of MetS and ultrasound imaging
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We used the definition to MetS in international diabetes federation (IDF) ([@b11-ijph-41-45]). The results of abdominal ultrasound imaging were reported by immovable ultrasound doctors (medical apparatus equipped with a 3.5-MHZ probe, LOGIQ7 (GE health care, US), or SIEMENS VF-105(Siemens, Germany)). Steatosis was diagnosed on the basis of high level, abnormal intense echoes ([@b12-ijph-41-45]). Waist circumference (WC) and blood pressure (BP) were measured by


is given in §3-§6. In §3, I argue that Rea's stated understanding of 'divine hiddenness' (or as he prefers 'divine silence') makes it such that the argument he presents fails to embody a plausible problem of hiddenness. Accordingly, I modify his account of divine silence, attempting to stay as true to his stipulative definition as is feasible while providing a definition that grounds a plausible argument from hiddenness. In §4 I critique Rea's appeal to the divine personality to justify divine hiddenness. In §5 I argue against Rea's claim that God provides a way for persons who experience divine silence to encounter him through mediated experiences made available in scripture and for the Nonexistence of God (Amherst, NY: Prometheus Books, 1998); James A. Keller, 'The Hiddenness of Godparticular interpretation of behaviour that can in fact be interpreted in any of a number of different ways, depending upon what assumptions we make about the person's beliefs, desires, motives, and overall personality' (p. 82). To make an accurate interpretation of someone's behaviour, one must know things like the person's cultural background, what sort of social norms she is likely to know and respect, her views about what various kinds of behaviours communicate, and so on. And if we need this kind of information to interpret human behaviour, then we should be slow to interpret the behaviour of the God of the universe. Even with the witness of Christian Scripture, Rea thinks 'we have precious little by way of clear and reliable information about God's personality and about


doing far less than he could (if he is omnipotent and omniscient) to promote rational theistic belief. Hence, it is one in which God is doing far less than he could to promote our well-being. (p. 77) B: Divine hiddenness is a source of suffering in believers, who often feel abandoned, neglected, unloved, or rejected by the being to whom they have devoted their lives and whom they have been taught to regard as their loving heavenly Father. (p. 77) As an initial comment, B seems unduly narrow. It should include not just believers, but also nonbelievers who desire to believe in God but experience divine silence. Their suffering can be as serious as the suffering of believers who experience divine silence.7 So this line of support cansilence is that it does not entail any problem of hiddenness. Since this is the case, a response to RIT, with divine silence understood as Rea stipulates, doesn't require the account of the God-justifying good that Rea develops, or any account of a God-justifying good. Rather, one can simply deny P2*. If Rea's presentation of the argument from hiddenness is to embody the problem of hiddenness in a plausible way, his account of divine silence needs to be modified such that it's plausible to think that silence is pro tanto bad because of its tension with divine concern. Seeking to modify Rea's account as little as possible, I propose the following revised account of divine silence: Inconclusive Evidence & Lack Of Religious Experience*: For many people, their available


Do induction loops pose a hazard to health?
The RNID actively promotes the use of induction loops as a means of improving communication using hearing aids, particularly in public places. The magnetic flux density, 100-500 nT, needed for effective performance is comparable with fields to which people are exposed every day in the home, and much less than those which can be encountered in the work environment. In the light of current scientific knowledge, the risks to health would appear to be minimal.technology to scale globally and meet this rising demand.”

Nelson, who previously served as Senior Director, IT Business Applications for machine data management platform Splunk, specializes in enabling fast-growing technology companies to scale. Prior to his time at Splunk, Nelson designed and built IT organizations, application delivery, and business processes for many Fortune 500 clients as founding member of the SaaS Practice at Accenture.

“Christopher’s expertise will be critical as we scale to put business on the map worldwide,” said Tom Dixon, Chief Operating Officer at Yext. “He’ll play a key role in our growth, and we’re delighted to welcome him to the team.”

Nelson earned his B.S. from the University of California, San Diego in Cognitive Science and Human Computer Interaction with a minor in Computer Science and Engineering.

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associated with increased susceptibility to HIV infection in humans and in non-human primate models. Therefore, understanding how these compounds affect the endometrium may yield insights into how HIV establishes infection through this tissue. In our preliminary studies, progesterone decreased barrier function of endometrial epithelial cells, which can facilitate entry of HIV from the luminal cavity into the stromal compartment of the endometrium. Within the stroma resides a dense population of endometrial stromal fibroblasts. Although these cells were not permissive to HIV infection, in co-culture with CD4+ T cells they increased infection by up to 81- fold. In contrast, when progesterone was absent, epithelial barrier integrity was maintained, and the intact layer of endometrial epithelial cells restricted infection by eliciting an antiviral state in co-cultured CD4+ T cells. UsingMonth: February 2016

The young Mage Garry, his companions Spirin the High Elf, Oller The Thief & Jolur the young Warrior, a Merchant’s son… Find they too have been stopped in their quest to free one of eight Paladins, protectors to the land, because of the great snow storm before them…

“This storm will last for days…” speaks Garry… Young, yet wise.

“I fear you are right,” replies Spirin.

As the snow blasts upon them, Jon begins to build a fire with great difficulty…

“Jolur… Oller… I want you to return to the Barbarian Leader and tell him that our mission has, and will be, delayed for perhaps a week or so… Spirin and I will remain here.”

With this Spirin looks not exactly pleased, because of the weather… But quickly aligns himself with


We at TEDxUoN feel this is the perfect opportunity to introduce the idea of TED to the university and potential team members.

We're a new TEDx event based out of the University of Nottingham and we are right now in the very early stages of planning for our November 2012 (tentative) event. This live event is our invitation to students, staff and anyone else who might be interested to come along and be part of the TED experience (RSVP via the Attend button above). You will have the opportunity to see the talks from TED Global live. It's a great behind the scenes look at what happens before talks are edited for TED.com.

Since this is our first event, we will be introducing what TEDxUoN is all about throughout thelowest ranked team heading into the World Cup Namibia were always on a hiding to nothing, however they have put in several solid performances that have surprised their opponents and continue to play well above themselves given most of the squad aren’t fully professional.

4.Wales

Whilst Wales are still in with a solid chance of making the latter stages of the competition, it is their attitude that must be applauded. A squad decimated by injuries has bounced back and shown incredible heart to claim a famous victory over hosts England at Twickenham.

5.Fiji

Of all the teams at this year’s World Cup, Fiji had just about the toughest task facing three of the world’s top sides one after another. Unfortunately qualification now looks beyond them, however they have played their hearts out


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#pragma once

#include <stdexcept>

namespace dds {

class user_cancelled : public std::exception {};

void install_signal_handlers() noexcept;

void notify_cancel() noexcept;
void reset_cancelled() noexcept;
bool is_cancelled() noexcept;
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}  // namespace ddseconomy as a potential chink in Obama’s armor.

In an appearance on CNN Sunday, former Rep. Susan Molinari (R) said Republicans can appeal to voters who believe “that government shouldn’t own a significant chunk of the private sector.”


is no coddling here, no floaty suspension to snuggle up with over long, leisurely Sunday afternoon drives. Oh, no; the Black Series is a track-bred monster. Don't think so? Well, let's put it this way: when was the last time you heard of a Mercedes offering the back seat as an option?

The car's total width has been widened (as is obvious by just looking at the car) by an inch in front and an inch and a half out back (track has been upped 1.5-inches in front and double that in the rear). Forty-four pounds of weight has been shed from the standard C63 AMG, with more than half of that coming from lighter Black Series-specific alloy wheels. The Black Series does make more of a visual splashcompared to Mercedes' normal penchant for underwhelming styling, though the Black Series seems to convey more of a screaming yellow vibe with its monstrously flared fenders (housing wider 255/35ZR19 front tires and 285/30ZR19 rears), a revised front fascia, as well as vents fore and aft of both sets of wheels, a rear diffuser, and an optional wing.

Now onto the big question that every M3 owner that pulls up next to you will want to know: "What's she got?" Plenty. One blip of the throttle and this Black Series sounds more like a '69 big-block Camaro with open headers than a German racing machine. Borrowing heavily from the SLS AMG halo car, the C63 Black Series uses the 6.2-liter naturally aspirated V8 that has been nothing short of a


Q:

JAVA - Scanner - Error NoSuchElementException

I run into an error when I'm running this function. It finds a word in a certain file using Scanner.
Here it is:
public static boolean VerifyExistWord(File FileToSearch, String WordToFind) {

    boolean result = false;
    try (Scanner ind = new Scanner(FileToSearch)) {
        while (ind.hasNextLine()) {
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the form of complete and incomplete activities. The user may navigate to activities from such a progress display, and may also set a completion level indicative of what skill level is required before an activity is considered complete.
Other advantages will become apparent from the following detailed description when taken in conjunction with the drawings, in which:


Q:

How to set growl life programmatically in JSF (Primefaces)?

Is it possible to set the growl life duration programmatically in my Bean?

A:

You can either

Bind the client-side growl component to a server-side instance of the same component
Growl growl = new Growl(); //Growl is from org.primefaces.component.growl.
growl.setLife(6000);
//getter & setter

and in your view:
<p:growl binding="#{myBean.growl}" autoUpdate="true" globalOnly="true" id="theGrowl" widgetVar="aGrowl"/>

Or use the following javascript call (by way of the RequestContext if you prefer)
   aGrowl.setRemovalTimeout(600);

Where aGrowl is the widgetVar value you would've configured on your <p:growl/> component in your JSF view

Light intensity and FOV-controlled adaptive fluidic iris.
In this paper, we propose a light intensity and field of view (FOV) controlled adaptive fluidic iris. A 90° twisted-nematic liquid crystal (TNLC) cell and two orthogonal polarizers are attached on the substrate. When a voltage is applied to TNLC, it can change the phase of the incident light, leading to change in the light intensity. A black mask is then placed in the middle of the chamber; when changing the hydraulic pressure from the inlet and outlet, the black mask can move within the chamber. It is equivalent to changing the iris position along the optical axis. The iris, therefore, can control the FOV in an optical system. The experiments show that the device can control the light intensity from 100%


during hours the Davis would otherwise be dark.

Fencl's vision: "If you're having a sales team meeting, why not do it in a creative space?" for less money than Downtown — and have lunch catered by Carbon Arc.

"We'll be bringing people in from other parts of the city," he said. ""They'll get to know our neighborhood."

Hidden no more

Kennedy has a file folder on the Davis project that goes back five years. During that time, one of the most exciting moments came when members of the team poked their heads above the theater's drop ceiling and discovered the original vaulted ceiling was still largely intact, albeit in need of a good deal of TLC.

Long hidden behind drywall, the ornate plaster work was cleaned, painted and replaced where needed (Fencl estimatesWilliams technical director Pat Symonds suspects Formula One's new-look cars are on course for a lap time improvement of four seconds per lap at high-downforce circuits next year.

F1's new regulations will see wider cars with wider wings and wider tyres in 2017, with the aim of increasing cornering speeds and lowering lap times. The hope is that the faster cars will create more excitement for fans, with FIA simulations earlier this year indicating a four- to five-second reduction in lap time.

Although Symonds may be inclined to play down the lap time improvement so as not to give Williams' 2017 development level away, he expects the final result will be in the lower range of the FIA estimate at high-downforce circuits such as Barcelona, and much less at low-downforce


to care for a child of the relationship under 18 or some other good reason.

Financial Agreements

The law allows for couples to enter into agreements which set out how, in the event their relationship ends, their assets are to be divided between them. These agreements are formally known as “Binding Financial Agreements” but are more commonly referred to as “Financial Agreements” or “BFA’s”.       1 - Process doesn't exist
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     *  @param The process that the server is running in.
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    void (*rewrite_args) (process_rec *process);
    /** Function to allow all modules to create per directory configuration
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     loved but due to heavy poverty and scarcity conditioning by my family, I was always too afraid to make that first step to start one.

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"In the last 1.5 years I've completely turned my life around. I've conquered my fears repeatedly - first with a skydive, then by Running with the Bulls in Spain and a huge list of other extreme activities. I


coming to me through Psycho-Cybernetics instead. I'm losing my wrinkles without surgery! Most people take me to be around 70 years old instead of my real age of 92."

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"I recently returned from a 4-day relaxation weekend in the Smoky Mountains of Tennessee. I took with me the new Psycho-Cybernetics program. I have been a student of Psycho-Cybernetics for a little more than a year. I started with a book, have listened to the Audio Renaissance series so many times I could probably repeat it verbatim, now the Foundation's Zero Resistance Living program....you have really given me a "blueprint for success" using Dr. Maltz' techniques. Since returning from my trip, I have made additional "cue cards", started using "triggers" ... thank you! The benefits are visiblein my business and my personal life."

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GrapeFACE Q14. Modelling grapevine responses

14) How important do you think modelling of grapevine responses to water, temperature and CO2 would be?Do you think we have enough information to provide realistic predictions based on models that you may be familiar with?serum, penicillin-streptomycin, and glutamine. Animal use was approved by the Animal Care and Use Committee at UC Berkeley.

Plasmids {#S7}
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A construct encoding RocR (NP_252636) from *Pseudomonas aeruginosa* was a generous gift from Steve Lory^[@R23]^. *RocR* was cloned into the MSCV2.2 retroviral expression construct upstream of an IRES-GFP. MSCV-*rocR* was transduced into immortalized macrophages from *Myd88^−/−^Trif^−/−^* mice and cells were sorted for GFP expression. Mouse *Sting* and the *goldenticket* (I199N) mutant allele of *Sting* were cloned into pcDNA3 with a carboxy terminal hemagglutinin (HA) tag as described previously^[@R11]^. DNA encoding the carboxy terminal domain of mouse *Sting* (nucleotides 414 - 1137) was cloned into pET28a for recombinant protein expression in *E. coli*.

Site-directed mutagenesis {#S8}
-------------------------

Mutations in *Sting* were generated using the QuikChange Site-directed mutagenesis kit (Stratagene) according to the manufacturer's guidelines.

Reagents


STING (nucleotides 414 - 1137) was cloned into pET28a and purified by Ni-NTA affinity chromatography according to the manufacturer's instructions (Qiagen).

Equilibrium dialysis {#S17}
--------------------

The binding affinity of radioactive c-di-GMP was measured by equilibrium dialysis using a 96-well equilibrium dialyzer (Harvard Apparatus) with a 5,000 molecular weight cut-off membrane. One chamber contained 150 μL of 10 μM purified H~6~-STING(138 -- 378) in assay buffer (25 mM Tris-HCl pH 7.4, 100 mM NaCl, 1 mM MgCl~2~, 10% glycerol) while the other was filled with 150 μL of c-di-GMP^32^ in a range of concentrations from 40 nM to 160 μM. Equilibrium was reached after 48 hours at 25°C and three samples were drawn from each chamber and mixed with 2 mL of Econo-safe scintillation fluid. Samples were measured in an LS 6000IC (Beckman). Data analysis was performed using GraphPad Prism software. K~d~, B~max~ , and h (Hill slope) were generated using non-linear regression allowing for one site specific binding with a Hill slope.

Supplementary Material {#S18}
======================

We thank Hans Carlson, Kathy Collins, Sarah McWhirter, David Raulet, Kimmen Sjölander, and members of the Vance, Barton and Portnoy labs at UC Berkeley for advice and discussions. We thank J. Woodward and D. Portnoy for their gift of purified c-di-AMP. Work in R.E.V.'s laboratory is supported by Investigator Awards from the Burroughs Wellcome Fund and the Cancer Research Institute and by NIH grants AI075039, AI080749, and AI063302. D.L.B. is supported by an NIH NRSA fellowship F32 (AI091100).

Reprints and permissions information is available at [www.nature.com/reprints](www.nature.com/reprints).

**Author Contributions:** D.L.B. performed the luciferase assays, qRT-PCR, generated c-di-GMP^32^, purified


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        Egypt’s leader to declare crisis resolution has failed, says report

Despite international efforts, government looks poised to intensify crackdown on pro-Morsi Islamists

Supporters of Egypt's ousted president Mohammed Morsi chant slogans against members of the country's interim government in Cairo, Egypt, last week. (photo credit: AP/Hassan Ammar)

An Egyptian media outlet reported late Tuesday that the country’s interim president plans to announce that efforts to resolve his government’s ongoing crisis with the Muslim Brotherhood have failed.

Adly Mansour will deliver an address on Wednesday, according to state-owned Al-Ahram, in which he will discuss the failure of American, European and Arab envoys over the past three days to come up with a way to stop the ongoing mass protests by supporters of deposed president Mohammed Morsi.

Senior Egyptian political sources told Al-Ahram that Mansour


and stop the violence” while moving forward with Egypt’s fast-track road map. The plans calls for amending the constitution and holding new elections by early next year “without discrimination or isolation.”

US Deputy Secretary of State William Burns, who arrived Friday, also was meeting with Mansour and ElBaradei.

Early Monday, Burns visited Khairat el-Shater, a top Muslim Brotherhood leader who is held in a Cairo prison. He was accompanied by a European Union envoy and Gulf foreign ministers.

Morsi, Egypt’s first freely elected president who came to power nearly a year and a half after the ouster of his predecessor Hosni Mubarak in a 2011 uprising, has been held at a secret location since his ouster. Last week, he was visited by the EU’s foreign policy chief Catherine Ashton and ais truly a lonely, isolated place. It’s good to read someone else’s account of its sheer breadth, and the strength which can come out of it. Refreshing!:) Best of luck to you (though i’m sure you won’t need it!). 🙂

I thank you for your feedback. Its very true that this particular feeling has a breadth that reaches far and deep. I have known numb in a very up close way and am ever grateful that I have grown versus weakened in light of that relationship. I wouldn’t wish that lonely place on anyone not even my worse enemy. Thanks again for the feedback

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to assess routine sunscreen application in a group of university students. These studies revealed that participants were disproportionately poor at applying sunscreen to the regions around the eyelids compared with the rest of their face \[[@pone.0212548.ref005]\]. These findings are of particular importance as not only is there a disproportionally high incidence of melanoma and non-melanoma skin cancers occurring on the head and neck compared with the rest of the body, but also as the eyelid skin displays the highest skin cancer incidence per unit area \[[@pone.0212548.ref006],[@pone.0212548.ref007]\]. Moreover, a recent report has indicated that the incidence of squamous cell carcinoma of the eyelids is also still increasing \[[@pone.0212548.ref004]\]. Of particular importance is the medial canthal region, the area between the medial end of the eyelids and the nose, asFood Insecurity and Family Well-Being Outcomes among Households with Young Children.
To investigate associations between household food insecurity and multiple family well-being variables in an effort to illuminate previously understudied, policy-amenable mechanisms through which food insecurity threatens healthy development. Data are drawn from the nationally representative Early Childhood Longitudinal Study-Birth Cohort. The Early Childhood Longitudinal Study-Birth Cohort contains longitudinal data on household food insecurity and several family well-being factors including maternal physical and mental health, positive parenting practices and disciplinary strategies, and frequency and severity of spousal conflict. We use regression models with lagged dependent variables to estimate associations between food insecurity and family well-being outcomes, on a subsample of low-income families (N ≈ 2100-4700). Household food insecurity was significantly associated with poorer maternal physical health; increased depressive symptoms


Thursday, October 23, 2008

Broad Ripple Lodge Chili Cook Off & Blood Drive This Saturday 10/25

The date of the Annual Broad Ripple Lodge Chili Cook-Off is quickly approaching. Slip into the kitchen, hunker down over the stove and whip up a batch of your favorite culinary disaster. The event is scheduled for Saturday the 25th of October with our doors to open at 5:00 PM and the contest to run from 6:00 PM to 9:00 PM. Those intending to take a shot at the top should arrive closer to 5:00 PM. Prizes will be awarded in numerous categories beyond simply the best overall. For many, the coveted red pepper trophy and bragging rights alone will be reward enough.

The Lodge will provide corn bread, mac n' cheese, and hot dogsLakers’ Dwight Howard exploding for 30 points and 18 rebounds to go along with Chris Paul’s 13 points and 18 assists. Kobe eked out triple double with 15 points, 12 rebounds, and 10 assists, leading the team to another victory.

Kobe and LeBron’s 3rd Finals match became the most talked about rivalry in the game.

Heading back to Cleveland the tide changed in Game 3 as LeBron took charge. When Dwight Howard tweaked his shoulder in the 2nd quarter LeBron took advantage of the Lakers’ hole in the middle, driving hard into the lane for 25 of his 33 points. Kobe answered back with 8 three points and 13 assists and Chris Paul contained Kyrie Irving for most of the game, but LeBron’s stifling defense on the rest of L.A.