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a basis of $W$ and let $pr_k:W\to W$ be the projection along $w_k$ to ${\mathrm{span}}(w_i: i\ne k)$: $pr_k (\sum_{i=1}^n c_i w_i)=\sum_{i\ne k} c_i w_i$.

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equina syndrome and suggested that this disease is one of the neurosurgery emergencies and the patient will recover in sensory, motor, and urinary disorders if they undergo decompression immediately. Also prior to this, 15 patients with CES clinical symptoms and 7 patients without symptoms underwent discography, epidurography and electromyography by this research group in a case-control study in 1992. Electromyography of paraspinal and pelvic muscles was performed in 13 patients. The results of study discogram and epidurogram showed that 6 of 7 patients are normal in the control group. Electromyographic analysis showed that 100% of samples with CES symptoms were diagnosed with this test. The study concluded that EMG is highly sensitive for the diagnosis of Cauda equina syndrome ([@ref17]).

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5. CONCLUSION {#sec1-5}
=============

According to the results of this study it is suggested that surgeons employ EMG findings as adjuvant information in combination with the examination and imaging and findings during surgery. On the other hand, quantitative findings on urodynamic study including evaluation of Qmax, BCI and PVR is clearly consistent with the recovery level of patient's urination power and can be


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Introduction {#sec:intro}
============

In the last few years there has been a great deal of interest in the ‘landscape’ program as a mechanism for extracting phenomenological predictions from string theory by doing statistics on sets of potential vacua. One of the potential problems with this program


virtues. In [@dienes], for example, the higher-level Kac-Moody algebras are constructed by starting with critical heterotic strings realized in the usual fashion and then orbifolding in such a way as to realize higher-level Kac-Moody algebras from within the original level one structure. However, in each of those previous works the higher-level Kac-Moody algebras were all essentially embedded in an ambient level one algebra, the ordinary $E_8$ algebra. We are not aware of any previous work discussing heterotic compactifications with higher-level Kac-Moody algebras that realize those algebras directly, without an embedding into some ambient algebra, as we do in this paper with ‘fibered WZW’ models.

Worldsheet obstruction in standard constructions {#wsobs}
================================================

How does one describe an $E_8$ bundle on the worldsheet? It is well-known how to construct the $E_8$ current algebra,was the Dirac operator in one higher dimension that had an odd number of zero modes, whereas in the case being studied in this paper it is the Dirac operator in ten dimensions, not eleven dimensions, that has an odd number of zero modes. Also, in the anomaly studied in [@edsu2], the fact that $\pi_4(SU(2))$ is nonzero was crucial, whereas by contrast $\pi_{10}(E_8)$ vanishes. In fact that last fact was used in [@edcmp]\[p. 198\] to argue that there should not be any global gauge anomalies in heterotic $E_8 \times E_8$ strings.

Connections {#e8conn}
===========

So far we have discussed reducibility of topological $E_8$ bundles to $\mathrm{Spin}(16)/\BZ_2$ bundles, but to realize a given $E_8$ gauge field in standard heterotic string constructions, we must also reduce the connection on the bundle, not just


of the moduli space of flat $\mathrm{Spin}(16)/\BZ_2$ connections is a 135-fold cover of the moduli space of flat $E_8$ connections.

The projection to the moduli space of flat $E_8$ connections is induced by T-dualities. The discrete automorphism group (T-dualities) of the heterotic moduli space includes a $O(\Gamma_8)$ factor, which acts as the $E_8$ Weyl group action above. When forming the moduli space, we mod out by this factor, and so we get the moduli space of flat $E_8$ connections, rather than that of $\mathrm{Spin}(16)/\BZ_2$ connections.

Analysis of connections
-----------------------

In this section we will construct an example[^7] of an $E_8$ gauge field on a Calabi-Yau $X$ which cannot be reduced to $\mathrm{Spin}(16)/\BZ_2$, but which does satisfy the conditions for a consistent perturbative vacuum, namely $$F_{0,2} \: = \: F_{2,0} \: = \:
g^{iis $\BZ_2$.

If it were the case that the low-energy theory in any $E_8$ bundle not describable on the worldsheet had gauge group only a finite group, then this might not be considered very interesting. However, there are other examples of subgroups of $E_8$ whose commutant has rank at least one, and which cannot be embedded in $\mathrm{Spin}(16)/\BZ_2$.

For example, the group $(E_7 \times U(1))/\BZ_2$ is a subgroup of $E_8$ (that sits inside the $(E_7 \times SU(2))/\BZ_2$ subgroup of $E_8$) which has commutant $U(1)$, and is not a subgroup of $\mathrm{Spin}(16)/\BZ_2$.

For another example, $(E_6 \times SU(3))/\BZ_3$ is a subgroup of $E_8$, and so its $E_6$ subgroup has commutant $SU(3)$, but $E_6$ cannot be embedded in $\mathrm{Spin}(16)/\BZ_2$. To see this, note that if $E_6$ could be embedded in $\mathrm{Spin}(16)/\BZ_2$, then the


Putting this together, we find $$\begin{gathered}
\lefteqn{ \eta(\tau)^8\left( \chi_{SU(5)}({\bf 1}, q)^2 \: + \:
4 \chi_{SU(5)}({\bf 5}, q) \, \chi_{SU(5)}({\bf 10}, q)
\right) \: = \: } \\
1 \: + \: 240 q \: + \: 2160 q^2 \: + \: 6720 q^3 \: + \:
17520 q^4 \: + \: 30240 q^5 \: + \: 60480 q^6 \: + \: \cdots\end{gathered}$$ which are precisely the first few terms of the appropriate Eisenstein series $E_2(q)$, numerically verifying the prediction (\[e8su5chars\]).

More abstractly, the equivalence can be proven as follows[^11]. In the notation of [@gannonlam1], we need to relate the theta function of the $E_8$ lattice to a product of theta functions for $SU(5)$ lattices. Briefly, first one argues that $$\Theta(E_8) \: = \: \Theta( \{ A_4, A_4 \}[1,2])$$ Using [@gannonlam1]\[eqns (1.1), (1.5)\], this\wedge h^{-1} dh
\right] \\
= \: & - \frac{3ik}{12\pi}\int_{\Sigma} \mbox{Tr }\left[
- h^{-1} dh \wedge dg g^{-1} \: - \:
h^{-1} dh \wedge g^{-1} dg \: + \: g^{-1} h^{-1} (dh) g \wedge h^{-1} dh
\right]
\end{split}$$

If we write $z = x + iy$ then $$dz \wedge d\overline{z} \: - \: d \overline{z} \wedge dz \: = \:
2 i \left( dy \wedge dx \: - \: dx \wedge dy \right)$$ then we see that the terms generated by the variation of the WZ term are exactly what is needed to cancel the terms generated by everything else.

Note that the computation above, the check that the model is well-defined across target-space coordinate patches, is identical to the computation needed to show that an ordinary gauged WZW model is invariant under gauge transformations.

The model


the $B$ field transform under local Lorentz transformations acting on the chiral right-moving fermions. These transformations are anomalous, and by demanding that the $B$ field transform, we can restore the gauge-invariance broken by the anomalies. Under such transformations, the $B$ field will necessarily pick up two closely analogous terms, one of which will involve another problematic three-form. Thus, we need for the combination $$k \, \mbox{Tr } \left( \left( g_{\alpha \beta}^F \right)^{-1} d g_{\alpha \beta}^F
\right)^3 \: - \:
\mbox{Tr }\left( \left( g_{\alpha \beta}^R \right)^{-1} d g_{\alpha \beta}^R
\right)^3$$ to be exact on each overlap, where the $g_{\alpha \beta}$’s are transition functions for the gauge ($F$) and tangent ($R$) bundles. This turns out [@tonypriv] to be implied by the statement that $k \mbox{Tr }F^2$ and $\mbox{Tr } R^2$ match in cohomology;a more nearly traditional fashion, by adding a $B$ field with nontrivial gauge- and local-Lorentz transformations, whose global well-definedness places constraints on the bundles involved.

Thus, the gauge-invariant action has the form $$\begin{split}
S = \: & \frac{1}{\alpha'} \int_{\Sigma} d^2z\left( \frac{1}{4}
g_{i \overline{\jmath}}
\partial_{\alpha} \phi^{i} \partial^{\alpha} \phi^{\overline{\jmath}}
\: + \: i g_{i \overline{\jmath}} \psi_+^{\overline{\jmath}} D_{\overline{z}}
\psi_+^i \right) \\
& + \: \frac{1}{\alpha'} \int_{\Sigma} d^2z B_{\mu \nu}
\left(
\partial \phi^{\mu} \overline{\partial} \phi^{\nu} \: - \:
\overline{\partial} \phi^{\mu} \partial \phi^{\nu} \right) \\
& - \: \frac{k}{4 \pi} \int_{\Sigma} d^2 z \mbox{Tr }\left(
g^{-1} \partial_z g g^{-1} \partial_{\overline{z}} g \right)
\: - \: \frac{ik}{12 \pi} \int_B d^3 y \epsilon^{ijk}
\mbox{Tr }\left( g^{-1} \partial_i g g^{-1} \partial_j g
g^{-1} \partial_k g \right) \\
& - \: \frac{k}{2 \pi} \int_{\Sigma} d^2 z \mbox{Tr }
\left( (\partial_{z} \phi^{\mu}) A_{\mu}
\partial_{\overline{z}} g g^{-1}\: + \: \frac{1}{2} (\partial_z \phi^{\mu}
\partial_{\overline{z}} \phi^{\nu}) A_{\mu} A_{\nu}


0 \\
H_{i j \overline{k}} \: = \: \frac{1}{2}\left( g_{i \overline{k}, j}
\: - \: g_{j \overline{k}, i} \right) \: = \: \Gamma_{i j \overline{k}}
\end{array}$$ (This was derived off-shell, without using any equations of motion.)

The $\alpha_-$ terms in the supersymmetry transformation of the fiber terms $$\begin{split}
- \: \frac{k}{4 \pi} \int_{\Sigma} d^2 z & \mbox{Tr }\left(
g^{-1} \partial_z g g^{-1} \partial_{\overline{z}} g \right)
\: - \: \frac{ik}{12 \pi} \int_B d^3 y \epsilon^{ijk}
\mbox{Tr }\left( g^{-1} \partial_i g g^{-1} \partial_j g
g^{-1} \partial_k g \right) \\
&  - \: \frac{k}{2 \pi} \int_{\Sigma} d^2 z \mbox{Tr }
\left( (\partial_{z} \phi^{\mu}) A_{\mu}
\partial_{\overline{z}} g g^{-1}\: + \: \frac{1}{2} (\partial_z \phi^{\mu}
\partial_{\overline{z}} \phi^{\nu}) A_{\mu} A_{\nu} \right)  \\
& + \: \frac{i k}{4 \pi} \int_{\Sigma} d^2z \mbox{Tr }\left(
F_{\mu \nu} \overline{\partial}_A g g^{-1} \right)
\psi_+^{\mu} \psi_+^{\nu}
\end{split}$$ are given by $$\begin{gathered}
\frac{i k}{4 \pi} \int_{\Sigma}(anomalous, chiral) local Lorentz transformations, and so the supersymmetry transformations induce anomalous local Lorentz transformations. In particular, under a supersymmetry transformation the path integral measure will pick up a phase factor including a one-fermi term proportional to the Chern-Simons form for the target-space spin connection, whose origin is the (univeral, bosonic) curvature term in the divergence of the local Lorentz current. The path integral phase factor will also include a multifermi contribution. Here, the same analysis of four-fermi terms as before would appear to imply that the multifermi contribution will be proportional to $FR$, where $F$ is the gauge curvature and $R$ is the metric curvature. However, these multifermi terms are sensitive to the choice of regulator, and to maintain (0,2) worldsheet supersymmetry we must be very careful


to $$H \: - \: d B \: - \: (\alpha')\left ( k \, \mbox{CS}(A) \: - \: \mbox{CS}(\omega - H)
\right)$$ and three-fermi terms proportional to $$dH \: - \: (\alpha')\left( k \, \mbox{Tr } F \wedge F \: - \:
\mbox{Tr } R \wedge R \right)$$ where the terms involving the spin connection $\omega$ arise from quantum corrections, and the terms involving the gauge field $A$ arise classically in our bosonic construction but from quantum corrections in fermionic realizations of left-movers. Closure of supersymmetry is guaranteed by our definition of $H$. Put another way, we see that worldsheet supersymmetry is deeply intertwined with the Green-Schwarz mechanism.

The $\tilde{\alpha}_-$ terms in the supersymmetry transformations are almost identical. The $\tilde{\alpha}_-$ terms in the supersymmetry transformation of the base terms are givencan be thought of as sections of $K(X)[[q]]$, a fact which will be important to the analysis of elliptic genera.

Following the usual yoga, a chiral primary in the $(0,2)$ fibered WZW model is then of the form $$f_{\overline{\imath}_1 \cdots \overline{\imath}_n} \psi^{\overline{\imath}_1}
\cdots \psi^{\overline{\imath}_n}$$ where the $\psi$’s are right-moving worldsheet fermions, coupling to the tangent bundle of the base manifold $X$, and $f$ is a section of $V \otimes \Lambda^n TX$, where $V$ is a vector bundle defined by an irreducible representation of $G$ corresponding to some component of a positive-energy representation of the Kac-Moody algebra as above. In cases[^17] in which the base space is a Calabi-Yau to zeroth order in $\alpha'$, for the state to the BRST closed, $f$ will be a holomorphic section, and in fact following


bundle, as there is a map $BG \rightarrow BLG$. Indeed, we have implicitly used that fact – the Kac-Moody algebra determined by a WZW model fits into a principal $LG$ bundle that is such an image of a principal $G$ bundle. If $G$ is simply-connected then a principal $LG$ bundle over $X$ can be thought of as a principal $G$ bundle on $X \times S^1$ [@sm; @murray; @bv]. Given a principal $LG$ bundle so described, we can get a principal $G$ bundle just by evaluating at a point on the $S^1$, but these maps are not terribly invertible. Thus, principal $LG$ bundles are not the same as principal $G$ bundles.

In fact, there is a physical difficulty with fibering Kac-Moody algebras using general principal $LG$ bundles that do not\in V$, $w \in W$, $\zeta = \exp( 2 \pi i / 5)$. Then, with this choice of $g$ action, we see that the four non-adjoint representations of $su(5)xsu(5)$ appearing in the decomposition of the adjoint representation of $e_8$, namely $(\Lambda^2 V) \otimes W$, $(\Lambda^2 V^*) \otimes W^*$, $V \otimes (\Lambda^2 W^*)$, and $V^* \otimes (\Lambda^2 W)$, are all invariant under $\BZ_5$.

Similarly, one can show that $E_8$ has the subgroup $SU(9)/\BZ_3$. To get the $su(9)$ subalgebra, we omit the top $3$ node on the affine Dynkin diagram for $E_8$, so the center of the subgroup must be three times as large as the center of $E_8$, but since $E_8$ has no center, we see that the center of the subgroup must be $\BZ_3$. Since $SU(9)$ has center $\BZ_9$,


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P. Berglund, C. Johnson, S.the adjoint representation of $E_8$ under the subgroup above. Another way to see this is from the fact that the $\BZ_5$ one quotients by is not symmetric under such a switch.

[^9]: Alternatively,we can get the same result from the fact thatthe trace in the adjoint rep of $SU(n)$ is $2n$ times the trace in the fundamental rep [@erler], which is also twice the dual Coxeter number.

[^10]: If the reader objects that a wandering factor of $5$ or $10$, as might be expected in some interpretations of $SU(5)^2/\BZ_5$, would make examples on K3’s difficult, the quintic threefold has $c_2$ divisible by 5, in fact $c_2 = 10 H^2$, and there exist further examples there.

[^11]: This argument is due to E. Scheidegger, and we would like to thank him for allowing


North American Free Trade Agreement because they worry it will not go far enough to protect workers and the planet.

Getting China to change its trade policy will prove difficult for any U.S. president, as Trump has learned. His administration has struggled to strike a trade agreement with Beijing even after putting tariffs on about $550 billion in Chinese products.  `
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export class ClusterSettingsDialogComponent implements OnDestroy, OnInit {
    static dialogDefaults = {
        width: 650,
    };

    ClusterMode = ClusterAdapter;

    @Input() cluster?: Cluster;

    form?: TypedFormGroup<Cluster>;

    deleteExecutor = new ExecutionState(this.cd, this.deleteCluster.bind(this));

    testing = false;

    error?: string;
    success = false;

    constructor(
        public store: MainStore,
        protected cd: ChangeDetectorRef,
        protected dialogRef: DialogComponent,
        protected controllerClient: ControllerClient,
    ) {
    }

    set


       this.form.syncEntity(cloneClass(this.cluster));
        } else {
            const cluster = new Cluster('');

            this.form = TypedFormGroup.fromEntityClass(Cluster);
            this.form.syncEntity(cluster);
        }
        console.log('form', this.form);

        this.cd.detectChanges();
    }

    async deleteCluster() {
        if (this.cluster) {
            await this.controllerClient.admin().deleteCluster(this.form!.value.id);
          Permanent magnets based on rare earth-transition metal-boron (RE-TM-B) compositions containing iron and neodymium and/or praseodymium are now known and in commercial usage. Such permanent magnets contain as an essential magnetic phase grains of tetragonal crystals in which the proportions of iron, neodymium and boron (for example) are exemplified by the empirical formula Nd.sub.2 Fe.sub.14 B. These RE.sub.2 TM.sub.14 B magnet compositions and methods for making them are described in U.S. Pat. No. 4,802,931, assigned to the assignee of this application. The grains of the magnetic phase are surrounded by a second phase that is typically neodymium-rich as compared with the essential magnetic phase. It is known that magnets based on such compositions may be prepared by rapidly solidifying a melt of the composition to produce fine grained, magnetically


All relevant data are within the paper and its Supporting Information files.

Introduction {#sec001}
============

Bromodomain containing protein 4 (BRD4) is a reader of epigenetic marks and a key target in oncology \[[@pone.0154607.ref001], [@pone.0154607.ref002]\], inflammation \[[@pone.0154607.ref003], [@pone.0154607.ref004]\] and cardiovascular disease \[[@pone.0154607.ref005]\] with several inhibitors currently in clinical trials \[[@pone.0154607.ref006]--[@pone.0154607.ref009]\]. Bromodomains are small binding modules that interact with N --acetyl-lysines on histone tails of chromatin \[[@pone.0154607.ref010]--[@pone.0154607.ref012]\] and regulate gene transcription as a component of the positive transcription elongation factor b (p-TEFb) \[[@pone.0154607.ref013]\]. The two bromodomains in BRD4, i.e. BD1 (herein referred to as BRD4(1)) and BD2 (herein referred to as BRD4(2)), are connected by a long inter-domain linker of approximately 180 residues.

As interaction with both histones and p-TEFb is mediated by the tandem bromodomains in BRD4 \[[@pone.0154607.ref013]\], a proper understanding of theSortase A-mediated ligation occurs between two polypeptides, where one contains a LPXTG recognition sequence motif within a few residues from the C-terminus \[[@pone.0154607.ref034], [@pone.0154607.ref035]\], X is usually D, E, N, A, Q or K \[[@pone.0154607.ref036]\], and a partner substrate with one or multiple glycines at its N-terminus. Ligation occurs according to a two-step mechanism in which SrtA cleaves the LPXTG recognition sequence between the Thr and Gly peptide bond. The cleavage product C-terminal of the Gly is then released while the remainder is covalently bound to the enzyme ([Fig 1](#pone.0154607.g001){ref-type="fig"}). The ligation partner can subsequently be attached through nucleophilic attack by the amide group of its N-terminal glycine ([Fig 1](#pone.0154607.g001){ref-type="fig"}). Increasing the number of N-terminal glycines on the C-terminal sequence improves efficiency but gains are small beyond two


G440 are highlighted by a dashed box. (B) Segmentally labelled BRD4(1, 2) with U-\[^2^H,^15^N\] and ^13^CH~3~ ILV methyl labelled BRD4^C^ (red).](pone.0154607.g003){#pone.0154607.g003}

^1^H^N^ and ^15^N backbone assignments were obtained by transferring assignments from the isolated BRD4^C^\[[@pone.0154607.ref015]\] (see [Materials & Methods](#sec002){ref-type="sec"}). In the segmentally labelled protein, resonance assignments for 97% of the main-chain atoms were transferred from the isolated BRD4(2) (H388, L446 and D448 remained unassigned)([Fig 3B](#pone.0154607.g003){ref-type="fig"}). For most of the residues, the weighted average ^1^H^N^ and ^15^N chemical shift differences between the uniformly and segmentally labelled samples are considerably smaller than 0.1 ppm, with the exception of four residues (I394, N428, Q447 and R453) that showed chemical shift changes larger than 0.1 ppm (*δ*~*ave*~ = 0.115--0.134 ppm)([S5 Fig](#pone.0154607.s005){ref-type="supplementary-material"}). In addition, V449 was absent in our tandem domain spectrum but didaffected by I-BET762 and are located far from the binding pocket. In summary, we have shown that the binding of I-BET762 to BRD4(2) can be probed at great detail using a segmentally labelled tandem domain BRD4 construct. Furthermore, using the SOFAST implementation good quality spectra can be acquired within a short period of time and using low quantities of labelled protein. This methodology can be used to confirm the binding of compounds to the individual domains of BRD4.

Conclusion {#sec012}
==========

At present, biophysical studies on BRD4(1, 2) are carried out using isolated BRD4(1) or BRD4(2) \[[@pone.0154607.ref015], [@pone.0154607.ref048], [@pone.0154607.ref052], [@pone.0154607.ref053]\]. Although this approach simplifies interpretation it may miss crucial bromodomain-bromodomain interactions, bromodomain-linker interactions and any interactions ligands may form with multiple domains. In order to address this, alternative strategies are required


pH.

Reactions were carried out between 18 μM BRD4^NL^ and 36 μM BRD4^C^ in the presence of 18 μM SrtA. Reactions were carried out at room temperature. Buffers were 150 mM NaCl, 50 mM Tris (pH 7.5, 8.0, 8.5 or pD 8.0) or 50 mM phosphate (pH 6.5 and 7.0) and 1 mM TCEP in H~2~O or D~2~O. Samples were taken at 0, 0.5, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 21 h reaction time. Signal is given as band intensity as a percentage of the total signal present in each lane.

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Click here for additional data file.

The authors would like to thank Hannah Pollard and Jonathan Renshaw for their assistance with Sortase A expression and purification and valuable discussions regarding the experiments. We would also like to thank LizFlavell for her assistance with BRD4 construct designs.

[^1]: **Competing Interests:**All authors were employees of AstraZeneca at time of writing of the manuscript. This does not alter the authors' adherence to PLOS ONE policies on sharing data and materials.

[^2]: Conceived and designed the experiments: KJE AGM RB. Performed the experiments: FPW RB. Analyzed the data: FPW AGM KJE RB. Contributed reagents/materials/analysis tools: FPW AGM KJE RB. Wrote the paper: FPW AGM KJE RB.


a packing technology that further improves upon HDI technology by providing even greater packing density to further reduce the parasitic elements while switching at 1-2 MHz range while increasing the power supply density without the need to go much higher in frequency. What is also needed is a packaging method that provides good heat conduction properties, power supply efficiency, is simple and inexpensive to build, and is effective for use in space applications.
The present invention is directed towards a multilayered circuit module and a method for constructing such a module, wherein the module has passive components such as capacitors, inductors, transformers distributed into a ceramic substrate. Since ferrite magnetics and mutilayer ceramics capacitors are the dominant volume drivers of a space power supply, this module provides an optimally- 11. Let c be j(-1). Is -8352 <= c?
True
Let l = 32609 - 19721. Are l and 12888 equal?
True
Suppose 4*u + 62 = -3*y + 2*y, 5*y + 361 = -3*u. Suppose 4*d - 5*m = -9*d - 1048, 0 = 2*d - 3*m + 188. Do y and d have different values?
True
Let j be (27 - 111)*5/(-2). Let y = j - 629/3. Which is smaller: y or 0.68?
y
Let y(r) = -r**2 - 4*r + 1. Let d be y(-3). Suppose s = d*s - 15. Let t = -171 + 176. Is t at least s?
True
Let v = 173 - 133. Suppose -24*u + 26*u + v = 0. Let z = 33 - 67/2. Which is smaller: u or z?
u
Let k(v) = v**3 -


p + -47. Let l be 0 + 28/(-1435)*5/n. Which is smaller: l or -1?
-1
Let l be -46 - (6 - 3 - 2). Suppose 0 = 90*i - 89*i - 3. Suppose 0 = -i*w - 40 - 95. Which is greater: l or w?
w
Let i = 4.997 + 0.103. Let f = i - 1.1. Suppose 4*s + 3*b - 4 = 8*s, -3*b + 2 = -2*s. Is s at most as big as f?
True
Let r = 628 - 556. Let c be 6/(-72) + (-21090)/r. Is -294 != c?
True
Suppose -5*n - 29 = -124. Suppose n*v = -37 - 267. Which is smaller: -11 or v?
v
Let f = -1376/31 + 514711/527. Let x = f - 932. Let p = 136 - 137. WhichRep. Scalise remains in critical condition, will be in the hospital 'for some time'

Show Caption Hide Caption Here's what we know about alleged Va. shooter James Hodgkinson Police have named the man they believe to be behind the D.C. area suburb shooting, and it turns out he was an ardent Bernie Sanders supporter. Nathan Rousseau Smith (@fantasticmrnate) explains.

House Majority Whip Steve Scalise remained in critical condition Thursday evening after undergoing a second surgery to deal with internal injuries and a broken bone in his leg following the shootout at an Alexandria, Va., baseball field, the hospital said.

"The Congressman will require additional operations, and will be in the hospital for some time." the Medstar Washington Hospital Center said in a statement, adding that Scalise has "improved in the last


make him comply. Defendant ﬁnally complied,
and the ofﬁcers placed him in handcuffs and placed him under arrest. Ofﬁcers found a bag of
marijuana and a $20 bill on the ground between defendant and Howlett’s car. A search revealed
a digital scale in defendant’s pockets.

The jury found defendant guilty of selling marijuana, possessing drug paraphernalia, and
resisting arrest. The trial court sentenced defendant, as a prior offender and a prior and persistent
drug offender, to ten years for the sale of marijuana, and sixty days in a medium security
institution on the remaining counts.

Sufﬁciency of the Evidence

Defendant alleges the trial court erred in overruling his motion for judgment of acquittal
and in entering judgment on the jury’s verdict ﬁnding him guilty of resisting arrest because the
State presented no evidence that he resisted arrest “by usingcharged defendant with resisting arrest in violation of Section 575.150. That
statute provides that a person commits the crime of resisting or interfering with arrest when he
“(1) resists the arrest, stop, or detention of such person by using or threatening the use of

violence or physical force  or (2) interferes with the arrest, stop or detention of another person

5

by using or threatening the use of Violence, physical force or physical interference.’ Section

575.150. The plain language of the statute clearly contemplates two distinct crimes: resisting
one’s own arrest and interfering with another’s arrest. Meeks, 427 S.W.3d at 878. Resisting
arrest by “physical interference” is not an element of the crime of resisting one’s own arrest. Id.
“Physical interference” in the statute refers only to interfering with someone else’s arrest. Id.

The trial court erroneously


Q:

Dynamics CRM 2011 InvalidWorkflowException

I have 2 custom entities and a list of Calendar rules which i'm trying to each parse to a separate list of a 3rd custom entity, 1 or 2 for each day. I then Union those lists together to make a final list which contains the right entities.
I'm now trying to debug the workflow before I finalize it by generating all the entities, but I have to fix several processing errors first.
Errors I get:
Unhandled Exception: System.Activities.InvalidWorkflowException: The following errors were encountered while processing the workflow tree:
'DynamicActivity': The private implementation of activity '1: DynamicActivity' has the following validation error:   Compiler error(s) encountered processing expression "DirectCast(CustomActivityStep1: tijdindelingen maken_1_converted, System.String)".
Syntax error in cast operator; two arguments separated by comma are required.

'DynamicActivity': The private implementation of activity  at System.Activities.WorkflowApplication.WaitForTurn(InstanceOperation operation, TimeSpan timeout)
   at System.Activities.WorkflowApplication.InternalRun(TimeSpan timeout, Boolean isUserRun)
   at Microsoft.Crm.Workflow.SynchronousRuntime.ActivityHost.StartWorkflowExecution(Activity workflow, ICommonWorkflowContext context)
   at Microsoft.Crm.Workflow.SynchronousRuntime.ActivityHost.StartWorkflow(ICommonWorkflowContext context)

Code which gives these errors:
// <copyright file="GenerateTijdIndelingen.cs" company="">
// Copyright (c) 2013 All Rights Reserved
// </copyright>
// <author></author>
// <date>11/22/2013 12:28:26 PM</date>
// <summary>Implements the GenerateTijdIndelingen Workflow Activity.</summary>

using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Globalization;
using System.Linq;
using Microsoft.Xrm.Sdk.Messages;
using Microsoft.Xrm.Sdk.Metadata;

namespace acm.mscrm2011.hrpro.Workflow
{
    using System;
    using System.Activities;
    using System.ServiceModel;
    using Microsoft.Xrm.Sdk;
    using Microsoft.Xrm.Sdk.Workflow;

    public sealed class GenerateTijdIndelingen : CodeActivity
    {
        [Input("Personeelsfiche")]
        [ReferenceTarget(slfn_personeelsfiche.EntityLogicalName)]
        public InArgument<EntityReference> Personeelsfichereference { get; set; }


acm_redenvanafwezigheid = new EntityReference(acm_afwezigheidsreden.EntityLogicalName, acmAfwezigheid.acm_afwezigheidsreden.Id) };
                    afwezigheidtijdindeling.acm_name = String.Format(afwezigheidtijdindeling.acm_personeelsfiche.Name + " - " + afwezigheidtijdindeling.acm_redenvanafwezigheid.Name + " - " + afwezigheidtijdindeling.acm_starttijdstip.GetValueOrDefault().ToShortDateString());
                    afwezigheidTijdIndelingen.Add(afwezigheidtijdindeling);
                }
                //weekkalenders parsen
                List<acm_tijdindeling> werktijdIndelingen = new List<acm_tijdindeling>();
               foreach (acm_weekkalender acmWeekkalender in weekkalenders)
                {
                    DateTime contractstartDateTime = DateTime.Now;
                    DateTime contractendDateTime = contractstartDateTime.AddMonths(2);
                    List<DayOfWeek> dayOfWeeks = Enum.GetValues(typeof(DayOfWeek)).Cast<DayOfWeek>().ToList();
                    CultureInfo dutchCultureInfo = new CultureInfo("nl-BE");


static IEnumerable<CalendarRule> GetCalendarRules(XrmServiceContext serviceContext)
        {

            Organization org = (from o in serviceContext.OrganizationSet
                                select o).FirstOrDefault();

            if (org != null && org.BusinessClosureCalendarId != null)
            {
                Guid businessClosureCalendarId = org.BusinessClosureCalendarId.Value;
               attention to the world around them. They will even perform actions to create a response. Piaget referred to these as secondary circular reactions.

8 to 12 Months: Greater Exploration

Between 8 and 12 months, intentional actions become much more evident. Babies will shake toys to produce sounds and their responses to the environment become more cohesive and coordinated.

12 to 18 Months: Trial-and-Error

Tertiary circular reactions appear during the fifth stage. These involve trial-and-error and infants might start performing actions to gain attention from others.

18 to 24 Months: Object Permanence Emerges

Piaget believed that representational thought begins to emerge between 18 and 24 months. At this point, children become able to form mental representations of objects. Because they can symbolically imagine things that cannot be seen, they are now able to understand object


up a chunk of lunar regolith with microwaves and fuse it into a solid smooth, safe wall that will protect astronauts against radiation and extreme temperatures does not necessarily mean that Martian regolith would behave exactly the same way. But we do know enough about the composition of the red planet to make the necessary little tweaks in the process and construct resilient, roomy habitats before the astronauts even get there. Though there is the catch that building on Mars with remote-controlled robots involves a significant lag from Earth so the best method may be to send a space station with a compliment of engineers to closely watch the robots’ work and pitch in when something goes wrong or the process needs to deviate from the plan.

It wouldn’tjury.

THE STATUS OF THE APPEAL
The transcript of the proceedings with respect to the motion for a directed verdict reads:
"MOTION FOR DIRECTED VERDICT MADE AT END OF PLAINTIFF'S CASE BY DEFENDANTS.
BY THE COURT: At this stage, it is customary for the Defendants to make certain Motions in a civil case for a Directed Verdict which has been made and in this case, has been granted. I have ruled that these Plaintiffs are not entitled to recover under the laws of Maryland and therefore there is nothing to send to the Jury and the trial is at an end and you are excused.

END OF CASE"[4]
There is in the record transmitted to us a document entitled "Defendant's Motion for a Directed Verdict." It reads:
"Now comes Eastgate Associates, Defendant, herein, at the


It permitted a conclusion that he was injured through no fault of his own while engaged in a customarily innocuous course of conduct  getting out of a bathtub. We find that there was evidence to show the third element.

Exclusive Control
There was also evidence sufficient in law to prove the second element, that the casualty was caused by an instrumentality within the exclusive control of the defendant.[11] The fixture was exclusively under the control *590 and maintenance of Eastgate, and Eastgate had exclusive knowledge of the care exercised in the control and maintenance of that instrumentality. Apper was a guest in the motel. The motel owed him the duty of providing accommodations that were reasonably safe for the use contemplated, and, where it furnished appliances, of furnishing themRibar, C. Joseph Molinaro, William H. Deck, David W. Moore, and M. Max Leder, co-partners, and Quality Courts Motels, Inc. They are hereinafter referred to as Eastgate.
[2]  This is the substance of what is set out in the brief of Apper and his wife, appellants, and reflects evidence adduced at the trial. Appellees, in their briefs, adopted, without exception, the statement of facts in appellants' brief.
[3]  Quality Courts Motels, Inc. was not a party to this claim. The Appers filed an amended declaration naming Jones as an original defendant. A motion for summary judgment was granted with respect to Jones under the amended declaration, leaving him as a third party defendant. He died while the litigation was pending and letters of administration on his estate were


granted to his widow, Goldie Mae Jones. Upon suggestion, she was substituted in her capacity of personal representative as the third party defendant.
[4]  The transcript continued with a statement by one of the attorneys for the Appers:

"Plaintiffs object to the Defendants' Motion for Directed Verdict and takes exception to the Court's granting the Motion for Directed Verdict on the grounds that the circumstances of the case as shown by the evidence in the case thus far places this case squarely within the doctrine of res ipsa loquitur or inferred negligence and Plaintiff states that it is error of the Court not to apply the doctrine of res ipsa loquitur as requested by the Plaintiff."
[5]  Rule 552, § e provides:

"Upon the granting by the court of anthis shape, that there was no evidence to connect the defendant with the negligence. The barrel of flour fell from a warehouse over a shop which the defendant occupied, and therefore prima facie he is responsible. Then the question is whether there was any evidence of negligence, not a mere scintilla, but such as in the absence of any evidence in answer would entitle the plaintiff to a verdict. I am of opinion that there was. I think that a person who has a warehouse by the side of a public highway, and assumes to himself the right to lower from it a barrel of flour into a cart, has a duty cast upon him to take care that persons passing along the highway are not injured by


intended (pdf). This means that it's that much more difficult to invalidate bad patents. The Court's ruling is basically that the common law presumption of validity mostly (but not entirely) used this standard, and when Congress passed the 1952 Patent Act (really written by patent lawyers), it simply meant to codify what the common law had said on that issue. It was an 8-0 ruling (with Chief Justice Roberts not taking part due to Microsoft investments, I believe), though Justice Thomas had some reservations about the thinking, but not the final judgment. The opinion was written by Justice Sotomayor, who got a bit snarky at points:I recognize the general reasoning of the Court in the case. Basically, it looks like, historically, a higher standard was frequently used, and– production assistant
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 Lucas Parker – guitar
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 Kelsee Pietz – additional vocals
 Eric Reid – engineer
 Mark Reifsteck – booking
 Rittz – featured artist
 Lauren Robson – additional vocals
 Kerry Rounds – additional vocals
 Darrein Safron – featured artist
 Victor Sandoval – internet marketing
 Seven – musical producer, associate producer
 Brian Shafton – project consultant, general management
 Dale Smith – merchandising
 Stevie Stone – featured artist
 Tech N9ne – A&R, primary artist
 Kaitlyn Toepperwein – street marketing & promotions
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 Jan Wainwright – production assistant
 Alien Warr – drums
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so wonderful in the role of the aloof Tommy Wiseau that it goes beyond comedy and becomes very human. It truly tears you apart!

19.

Jessica Chastain, fantastic as Molly.

Renowned screenwriter Aaron Sorkin’s directorial debut, Molly’s Game, is full of electricity. As always, his dialogue snaps like fire crackers, no doubt due to the wonderful casting of greats such as Jessica Chastain and Idris Elba.

18.

JR and Agnes Varda, on a quest you have not seen before.

The most recent film I have seen as of this writing, Faces Places is the unique documentary about legendary french film maker Agnes Varda and her friend JR (whose eyes she has never seen). They go around meeting people as they post big pictures of their subjects on vast walls. As in all great films,could see Phantom Thread, but it was far worth the wait. Daniel Day-Lewis gives (no surprise) a perfectly majestic performance as a dress-maker in 1950s London, whose new muse (Vicky Krieps) must put up with him. Director Paul Thomas Anderson treats the film as gentle as the fabric that Woodcock works with in his shop.

2.

Though mute, Eliza (Sally Hawkins) lets herself be heard.

Of all the love stories of this year, my favorite still goes to that of a mute help worker and a sea creature in The Shape of Water. Guillermo Del Toro gives us a world of endless possibilities, filled with memorable characters (don’t get me started on how much we love to hate Michael Shannon here), astounding visuals, and a love that is not easy to


that others may have voted to close for the same reason. IMO, this is a valid question, albeit poorly researched, and therefore should be reopened.
What do others think? Should this question be reopened or stay closed?
Disclaimer: I was the one who answered it.

A:

The question should be (and was) reopened
This is a question about a popular fan theory. As laid out in the most-upvoted answer to Are questions about fan theories allowed?, we can even ask questions that deal directly with fan theories:

For example, if you have seen a popular fan theory somewhere else and
  you don't understand why it makes sense, or what evidence there is to
  support it, that probably is the kind of question you could ask here.

It seems clear that asking thesite, quotes neurologists who warn against concussions or worse and maintains that "some mighty big name martial artists have been carried out of the bar after knocking themselves out doing a head butt." Even if your head-butt doesn’t actually leave you unconscious, you could still wind up momentarily dazed, which in the middle of a fight is never good.

In sum, authorities agree head-butting can be a useful technique if done with skill, but they suggest you save it for special occasions – namely, when it’s basically the only move you’ve got left.

It’s a different story, of course, in Hollywood, where consequence-free head-butting has been big since around 1990. At least in Red Eye, the bad guy’s forehead bleeds a little after his successful head-butt; in most movies the


person doing the butting is uninjured while his victim is knocked cold. Here at the Straight Dope Message Board we were unable to identify a mainstream film depicting a head-butt before 1980, when the move turned up in both The Road Warrior, starring Mel Gibson, and Roadie, starring Meat Loaf. In the Times article mentioned above, Gendel pointed to Gibson’s use of the head-butt in 1987’s Lethal Weapon as the beginning of the fad in U.S. cinema. After that, it soon showed up in Black Rain (1989), Internal Affairs, Kindergarten Cop, Dances With Wolves (all 1990), One Good Cop, The Hard Way, Hook, Star Trek VI, The Commitments (all 1991), and Batman Returns (1992).

Mike Figgis, who directed Internal Affairs, has said the key to a good movie head-buttis recommending that village residents only consume bottled water.

"Although scientific evaluation of the health risks of PFOA exposure continues, DOH recommends that people take steps to reduce their exposure regardless of the risk for health effects," said JP O'Hare, a state Health Department spokesman. "To reduce exposure from drinking water found to contain PFOA, people should use bottled water for drinking and food preparation. People may also consider using carbon filters which are known to remove PFOA from water, but their efficiency for site specific circumstances are not known without site specific testing."

It's unclear how the PFOA pollution got into the village's underground wells. Many residents suspect the chemical came from the Saint-Gobain Performance Plastics Plant that's on McCaffrey Street, several hundred yards from the village's water treatment


What I'm telling Sue is that, if she remembered from when we talked about this in New York1, Jo said that Helga Hufflepuff was a plantation owner of the House-Elves ....
SU: Yeah, but she gave them refuge! Refuge! R-E...
JKR: Refuge.
SU: She didn't enslave them.
JKR: Yeah, it's a complicated issue, you know? I would say that Hufflepuff gave... Hufflepuff did what was the most moral thing to do at that time, and we are talking about over a thousand years ago. So that would be to give them good conditions of work. There was no kind of activism there, so no one's gonna say, "Here's an idea. Let's, let's free them. Let's, uh, let's pay them." It was just "well, we'll bring them somewhere that they can work and& \text{otherwise}
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$$
This is the Legendre-Fenchel transform or convex conjugate of $G(\boldsymbol{x})$ and we know that $\bar{G}(\boldsymbol{a})$ is convex.
Since $G(\cdot )$ is known, also $\bar{G}(\cdot)$ is known.
B) Let $\boldsymbol{x}^{\text{opt}}(\boldsymbol{a}): \mathbb{R}^J\rightarrow \mathbb{R}^J$ be the function delivering the (unique?) solution of
$$
\max_{\boldsymbol{\tilde{x}}} \Big(\sum_{j=1}^J \tilde{x}_j a_j- G(\boldsymbol{\tilde{x}}) \Big)
$$
for every $\boldsymbol{a}\in \mathbb{R}^J$.
C) By the envelope theorem
$$
\frac{\partial \bar{G}(\boldsymbol{a})}{\partial a_j}=x_j^{\text{opt}}(\boldsymbol{a}) \text{ }\forall j\in \{1,...,J\}
$$
D) The source concludes that
$$
\frac{\partial \bar{G}(\boldsymbol{a}^*)}{\partial a_j}=x_j^* \text{ }\forall j\in \{1,...,J\}
$$
E) Since $\frac{\partial \bar{G}(\boldsymbol{a}^*)}{\partial a_j}$ is known $\forall j\in \{1,...,J\}$, we have recovered $\boldsymbol{x}^*$.

My doubts:
(i) How do we know that only $\boldsymbol{x}^*$ satisfies (1)?
(ii) Which properties of $G(\cdot)$ are sufficient to go through the steps above (convexity, strict convexity, C1,...)? And could you highlight where do we use those properties?
(iii) Where do we use the convexity (strict?)


that afternoon, rewrite it overnight and remail it the next morning, and have Campbell's check in-hand the following evening -- and that was at a time when 5-cents per word was serious money.

Now? There are, what, three major pro magazines left? A vast plethora of minor pro and semi-pro markets ranging from brilliant to awful, a paperback originals market that's coughing blood, an entry on the Endangered Species List for "neighborhood bookstores" tagged Believed Extinct in the Wild, and a good short-story sale might... Pay your cell phone bill for a month, and leave enough left over for lunch at Taco John's?

So how much of the advice that I sponged up from the Old School pros -- or even that I developed myself, from my own experiences inA celebration of life for a beloved graduate Shirley Naomi Kanani Garcia

On Friday, July 24, friends and family came together to share memories of Shirley Naomi Kanani Garcia a University of Hawaiʻi at Mānoa William S. Richardson School of Law graduate who passed away May 30. Garcia lived a meaningful life and is remembered lovingly by the people with whom she worked, lived and shared passionate ideals of social justice with.

Friends and family shared fond memories in remembrance of Garcia and the life she led. When her friend, Jade Wong, wanted to attempt a triathlon, Garcia spent hours training her to swim in the smooth, strong freestyle at which she excelled. When her sister, Margaret Garcia Dalzell, took up zumba, Garcia listened attentively to why she was so


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  Fluoride supplements for young children: an analysis of the literature focusing on benefits and risks.
The use of fluoride supplements to prevent caries has been advised for more than 100 years, but serious promotion of this strategy occurred only after the effectiveness of water fluoridation was established, in the late 1950s and 1960s. Although the effectiveness of fluoride supplements was apparently endorsed by many small clinical studies, closer examination of the experimental conditions of these, their methods and the analysis of their results undermined confidence in their findings. It is likely that confounding resulted in spurious conclusions in many of them. More modern, well-conducted clinical trials of supplements suggest that today, in children also exposed to fluoride from other sources such as toothpaste, the marginal effect of fluoride supplements


P. Nozieres, [*Theory of Interacting Fermi Systems*]{}, Addison-Wesley,(1974). see for example, J.W. Negele and H. Orland, [*Quantum Many-Particle Systems*]{}, Addison-Wesley, (1988). see for example, D. Pines and P. Nozieres, [*The Theory of Quantum Liquids, Vol.1: Normal Fermi Liquids*]{}, Addison-Wesley, (1989). T.K. Ng, unpublished. see for example, E.H. Lieb and D.C. Mattis, [*Mathematical Physics in One Dimension*]{}, Academic Press, NY (1966); see also F.D.M. Haldane, J. Phys. C [**14**]{}, 2585 (1981). J. Carmelo and A.A. Ovchinnikov, J. Phys. Cond. Mat. [**3**]{} , 757 (1991); J. Carmelo and A.H. Castro Neto, , 11230 (1996) and references therein. P.A. Bares and X.G. Wen, , 8636 (1993).
a good dose of fiber include:

Dried fruits – apricots, dates, prunes, raisins

Vegetables – broccoli, green peas, spinach

Peas and beans – black-eyed peas, kidney beans, lima beans

Nuts and seeds – almonds and flaxseed

Whole fruit – avocadoes, kiwi, oranges, pears and skin-on apples

Whole wheat grains – barley, brown rice, etc.

That’s it! If you’re looking to improve your memory, consuming the foods above will help you. And remember, steer clear of a high-sugar, high fat diet to help keep your brain as healthy possible as you age.

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The invention relates to magnetic disk drive units for use in data processing systems. More specifically, the invention pertains to magnetic disks including servo positioning information and servo positioning systems for data track seeking and following operations.
A data storage system of the type herein described typically includes a circular magnetic recording and playback medium that rotates on a drive unit, at least one transducer or read/write head for transferring data signals to and from the magnetic medium, and a controller that either selects the transducer that transfers data or moves a positioner that aligns the transducer over a selected data track of the magnetic medium. The controller actuates the positioner which moves the transducer in response to servo data contained on the recording medium. That portion of the


of closed and open models also parametrically on the scale factor $R_0$. In the case of various scalar field potentials applying in inflationary cosmology the value of $\dot{H}_{+0}$ or $\dot{H}_{-0}$ is positive on the greatest part of extremum surfaces, which can be called “bounce surfaces”. [^4]. By giving concrete form of potential $V$ and choosing values of $R_0$, $\phi_0$, $\dot{\phi}_0$ and $\rho_{m0}$ at a bounce, we can obtain numerically particular bouncing solutions of GCFE for various values of parameter $\beta$.

The analysis of GCFE shows, that properties of cosmological solutions depend essentially on parameter $\beta$, i.e. on the scale of extremely high energy densities. From physical point of view interesting results can be obtained, if the value of $|\beta|^{-1}$ is much less than the Planckian energy density [@mc6], i.e.H. Chuong, N. V. Hoang, In: [*Gravitation and Electromagnetism*]{}, Minsk, BSU, p. 103 (1987). A. V. Minkevich, *Vestsi Akad. Nauk Belarus.* Ser. fiz.-mat., no. 5, 123 (1995); in *Proc. of the Third Alexander Friedmann Intern. Seminar on Gravitation and Cosmology,* St.-Petersburg, July 4–12, 1995, p. 12–22. A. V. Minkevich, N. H. Chuong, [*Vestsi Akad Nauk BSSR.*]{} Ser. fiz.-mat., no. 5, 63 (1989). A. V. Minkevich, I. M. Nemenman, [*Class. Quantum Grav*]{}. [**12**]{}, 1259 (1995). A. V. Minkevich, A. S. Garkun, [*Gravitation & Cosmology*]{}. [**5**]{}, 115 (1999). A. V. Minkevich, *Int. J. Mod. Phys.*. [**A17**]{}, 4442 (2002). A. V. Minkevich, [*Phys. Lett.*]{} [**95A**]{}, 422 (1983). A. V. Minkevich, [*Dokl. Akad. Nauk Belarus.*]{} [**37**]{}, 33 (1993). A. V. Minkevich and A. S. Garkun, [*Class. Quantum Grav.*]{} [**17**]{}, 3045 (2000). A. D.


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short, it is this one:

There’s a lot going on in this deceptively simple chart so let’s take it one step at a time. First, “Total Credit Market Debt” is everything – financial sector debt, government debt (federal, state, and local), household debt, and corporate debt – and that is the bold red line (data from the Federal Reserve).

Next, if we start in January 1970 and ask the question, “How long before that debt doubled and then doubled again?” we find that debt has doubled five times in four decades (blue triangles).

Then if we perform an exponential curve fit (blue line) and round up, we find a nearly perfect fit with a R2 of 0.99. This means that debt has been growing in a nearly perfect exponential fashion througha team as well," he said of the existing pro teams in Canada.

It's a small start he admits, but it could form the base of what would be an eight team Canadian league. The interest is there.

Not only could it benefit existing Canadian teams, however, it would benefit the existing league structure in Canada as well. League 1 Ontario, for one is hopeful that this league will be created soon.

"We believe that it is imperative for the long term success for our league that there is a domestic league that has demand for the Canadian players," said commissioner Dino Rossi. "We want to be a key source of those players."

The difficulty for Canadian leagues has always been getting past initial interest. This is something Richard Whitall, who helped


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package org.apache.logging.slf4j;

import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.ObjectInputStream;
import java.io.ObjectOutputStream;
import java.io.Serializable;

import org.apache.logging.log4j.Level;
import org.apache.logging.log4j.LogManager;
import org.apache.logging.log4j.message.Message;
import org.apache.logging.log4j.message.ParameterizedMessage;
import org.apache.logging.log4j.message.SimpleMessage;
import org.apache.logging.log4j.spi.ExtendedLogger;
import org.apache.logging.log4j.util.LoaderUtil;
import org.slf4j.Marker;
import org.slf4j.MarkerFactory;
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    @Override
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… that it’s the God damned Dippers that are looking like they’reÂ the ones hammering awayÂ at the No-Brainer Bellâ„¢Â on this one??Â Yes indeed, boys and girls, the bacon has once again taken to the skies as the NDP are talking sense.Â Fer cryin’out loud, people, this one is so damned screen-doors-on-a-submarine simple that even the socialists have it figured out!

So why the hell do they seem to be the only ones hooting about it?Â And why the hell has the same damned idea had to be presented THREE TIMES and still not pass???

TORONTO – The Ontario government must set aside partisan politics in favour of common sense and ban wooden fire escapes on residential


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In cells plated on RGD-rich substrates, αvβ3 localizes at focal adhesions and, unlike β1, is responsible for force-dependent focal adhesion maturation ([@bib33]; [@bib29]; [@bib5]). Thus, αvβ3 could be involved in mediating the signal, from contractility to formation of fibrillar adhesions. This hypothesis is supported by a study showing that pulling on vascular smooth muscle cells using anti-β3 antibody--coated beads, and not α2 or β1, resulted in the activation of downstream signaling ([@bib11]). Similarly, a blockade of integrin-β3, but not -β1, abrogates DNA synthesis induced by mechanical strain in vascular smooth muscle cells ([@bib34]).

Because in our study we used collagen, which is not an RGD substrate, αvβ3 localization at focal adhesions is somewhat surprising.


the medium was changed every 2 d, reducing AA concentration by half every time, until AA concentration reached 1%. Fibroblasts typically started going out of the tissues after 2--3 wk. When having reached confluency, fibroblasts were trypsinized and plated on 30 KPa of 30-mm^2^ soft plates (Excellness) that were previously coated with 5 µg/ml of rat tail collagen I (Corning) in DMEM polymerized at 37°C for at least 24 h. Soft plates were used to avoid activation of fibroblasts by matrix rigidity. Unless stated otherwise, all fibroblasts were cultured on soft plates and kept in their primary nontransformed state until passage 10. After isolation, all cell populations were characterized for the presence of markers of activated fibroblasts: α-SMA, FAP, and PDGFR-β (Fig. S1 A).

Western blotting {#s11}
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Protein lysates were(Roche). Quantifications were done using ImageJ (National Institutes of Health) by normalizing the protein amount to α-tubulin or GAPDH amounts (loading controls). Antibody description and working dilutions can be found in Table S1.

Invasion assay {#s12}
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Agarose (Invitrogen) was dissolved in water to a concentration of 0.01 g/ml and boiled. 150 µl of the solution was added to a 48-well plate, and agarose was left to polymerize for at least 10 min at RT. A solution of 10^4^ cells/ml of CT26 cancer cells was made, and 75--100 µl of the solution was added to the wells. The wells were subsequently filled with DMEM supplemented with 10% FBS, and spheroids were left to form for 3--4 d.

30-mm^2^ tissue culture plates were specifically fashioned for the invasion assay: three holes ∼3--4 mm


The microscope was equipped with three nondescanned HyD detectors: NDD1 (500--550 nm), NDD2 (≥590 nm), and NDD3 (405 nm). Fluorescence channels were recorded simultaneously using the excitation wavelength 980 nm. Collagen was visualized by either second harmonic generation using the excitation wavelength 910 nm or by confocal reflectance microscopy that does not interfere with DAPI staining, using light at a wavelength of 488 nm and a standard photomultiplier tube detector at a low gain (500 V). Images were recorded every 10 min up to 72 h. 3D stacks were obtained at a step size of 2-µm intervals. The images were processed with the Leica Application Suite, ImageJ, and Imaris (Bitplane).

Invasion counter software {#s22}
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Quantification of cell invasion from spheroids was performed using a custom semiautomated image analysis program writtenFondation pour la Recherche Médicale (grant FRM N° DGE20111123020), the Cancérôple-IdF (grant n°2012-2-EML-04-IC-1), the National Cancer Institute (grant n° 2011-1-LABEL-IC-4), the Cell and Tissue Imaging Platform - PICT-IBiSA (member of France--Bioimaging, ANR-10-INBS-04) of the Genetics and Developmental Biology Department (UMR3215/U934) of Institut Curie for help with light microscopy, supported by the Agence Nationale de la Recherche (grant ANR-11 BSV2 012 01), the European Research Council (grant F. DEL BENE, ERC ZEBRATECTUM N°311159), and the Fondation pour la Recherche sur le Cancer (ARC SFI20121205686). We also thank La Ligue Contre le Cancer (grant to Y. Attieh) and the European Molecular Biology Organization (grant to A.G. Clark). This work was supported by Labex CelTisBioPhy (grant to Y. Attieh and D.M. Vignjevic) and ERC-2012-StG_20111109 grant STARLIN (to D.M. Vignjevic).

The authors declare


when they found out they were blocked from the MAFS page, ahead of the season six premiere later this month.

Interesting! Taking to Instagram, the blonde shared a screenshot showing her still being able to access the official MAFS Instagram account

Awkward! On Thursday, her season five castmates (pictured) were left furious when they found out they were blocked from the MAFS page, ahead of the season six premiere later this month

Speaking exclusively to Daily Mail Australia, former MAFS star Tracey Jewel called the mass Instagram blocking a 'slap in the face'.

'It’s really disappointing,' said the 36-year-old self-help author. 'A lot of us, myself included, have been so supportive and positive of MAFS and our treatment.'

She continued: 'And I'm very supportive of the new cast and given that we areUsers seldom see these types of errors. They show up in the log file as SELINUX_ERR rather then AVC.

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But when staff_t executes a firefox plugin, the plugin will transition to a locked down domain mozilla_plugin_t. When the mozilla_plugin_t plugin executes /usr/bin/lpr, the lpr command will transition to the lpr_t domain.

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# semanage permissive -d mozilla_plugin_t

I have added all these rules into Fedora 17 policy, it should show up in the next policy update.

This


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Drag resistivity measurements [@TJ] between parallel 2D layers provide a powerful probe of carrier-carrier interactions. These experiments are performed by driving a current ($I$) in one layer, and measuring the potential ($V_{D}$), which arises in the other layer due to momentum transfer. The drag resistivity ($\rho_{D}$), given by $V_{D}/I$, is directly proportional to the interlayer carrier-carrier scattering rate. In a Fermi liquid picture, the drag should follow a $T^{2}$ dependence at low temperatures[@boltzmann]. Furthermore, the Fermi liquid framework implies that the temperature dependence of the drag should remain independent of spin polarization. While well understood exceptions to


with severe mental health problems having been sectioned and then in immigration detention and then released onto the streets of Portsmouth. They had a medical report in which we found the name of the mental health solicitor who had seen them whilst they were sectioned. A phone call established that under certain provisos of the Mental Health Act, an argument could be made for housing. We are delighted that after some months of wrangling temporary accommodation has been provided.LA riots. I was working in Hollywood at a post production facility on the night shift during the curfew.Recently I saw a video of Reginald Denny depicting an alternate version of the "Official Story" - Denny getting shot at close range by a guy holding a rifle or shot gun...with one hand...displaying very little recoil.Obviously, it was a blank.That proves some fakery was involved.Now we have Ferguson and the Brown shooting. All of which is totally staged fake bullshit.Work just one location shoot at night and you will know Ferguson is a hoax.Michael Brown is played by he same actor that was interviewed as a victim at the Aurora Theater Hoax.As an American Taxpayer, I demand higher quality propaganda.

These assertions of urs may be true, but still u


become convinced & then ACT on that understanding.

I've been working on trying to make a contribution to such a summation by starting off building an outline "by 3's".

The 3 Main Divisions in the outline:1) People2) Planes3) Places.

Each is logically subdivided into smaller and small components; I envision that we'd end up with a list of the ~250 Biggest Points / Lie-Exposures.

From such an logically-organized list, we would SUM UP the main points in (hopefully) the most memorizeable form.

In this, and your subsequent posts, you lay out a series of important points that must be included.

I'm always interested / available for collaborative work towards ending this "hell on earth" of police-states, wars, (approaching) world-war all based on the 911 Big Lie.

About the possibilities of uniting 911-Truth groups:I recognize that:1)crash sites, because their bodily remains were not positively identified and the chain-of-custody of these remains was broken.In the months following 9/11, reports appeared in mainstream media that at least five ofthe alleged hijackers were actually living in various Arab countries. These reports led to speculation that the identities of some of the hijackers were in doubt.,,,,,,,,Davidsson

Passage Of Time, Discussion Has Brought More Clear Perspective For Things

What we're now getting is BETTER PERSPECTIVE for what we thought we knew about 9/11 events.

And yes "compass," these are all very telling facts and analysis u bring to the fore. U're to be commended.

And verily, the only thing we KNOW is that of a massive, elaborate, and intensive psy-op presented by means of the media--the "Jews"-media in pt. of fact.

And then


Sandy Hoax, and Boston Bombing for the obvious BIG-LIE technique--fm which all, we plainly see, Jews like "compass," desperately wants to divert and distract people's attn.

"The truth of 9/11"?--well folks, it has to do w. Jews and their satanic criminal conspiracy, keeping gentile people's attn. distracted and diverted for who's doing what and how--JEWS and their BIG-LIEs, 9/11 just another incident.

For 9/11 is PSY-OPS--who does this?--and HOW is it done? Answer is (a) Jews, proven masters, and (b) by means of BIG-LIES and such as the "mainstream" Jews-media, all of it enabled by the under-lying central-banking, legalized COUNTERFEIT conspiracy which literally controls everything and everybody else.

Jew "compass" here actually helps us to grasp THE SORT OF CRIME which was, and still is, 9/11--a psy-ops, on-going FRAUD, regardless oftoo clever by half as he begs the question for the philosophic issue regarding 9/11.

And truly apster was correct for questioning the intent of such Jewwy dis-info agents, striving to get folks distracted upon the trees of 9/11 trivia, details, and items, causing the proper perspective to be lost. For proper "focus" always requires CONTEXT.

Dr. Fetzer, would it be possible to have your radio show as a podcast on iTunes? I download and listen on the go and this would probably help many of us keep up with your show. I'm not sure how it is done but I think you can put your podcast up on iTunes for free.

What kind of "inductive reasoning" are you engaging in when you conclude that because one person who disagreed with


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I. Introduction: Behold The Satanic Grip Upon American And Western Culture, “Decline Of The West,” Truly–What’s Happening?

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Thanks for admitting you have no interest in 9/11 and that your purpose here is to proselytize this essay which Don Fox features on his blog.

Take note, everyone. Everything Apsterian has been saying is in this essay. (So, please, we've seen it, know it by heart, and you needn't repost it off-topic in every single comment section. Talk about "hubris.")

So what’s humanity’s greatest curse?–the Greeks teach us it’s HUBRIS, that madness by which one imagines he is God–able to create reality, as with and by means of perfectly free will. But surely, most practical, common, and well-known form of this hubris is moralism, also known as Pharisaism, sanctimony, or self-righteousness,case to avoid dismissal of the case or an unfavorable directed verdict. The plaintiff must produce enough evidence on all elements of the claim to support the claim and shift the burden of evidence production to the respondent. If the plaintiff fails to make a prima facie case, the respondent may move for dismissal or a favorable directed verdict without presenting any evidence to rebut whatever evidence the plaintiff has presented. This is because the burden of persuading a judge or jury always rests with the plaintiff.

Assume that a plaintiff claims that an employer failed to promote her based on her sex. The plaintiff must produce affirmative evidence showing that the employer used illegitimate, discriminatory criteria in making employment decisions that concerned the plaintiff. The employer, as respondent,


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the collars of priests. Regardless of the contentions of the anti-Catholics that does not negate the good that the Church has done not diminish the saints who have served God through her. Nor does it excuse those who blame one of the victims of the evil doers, the Church itself.

Perhaps those who irrationally assault the Church daily, those who spend inordinate hours researching the internet looking for dirt, those who accept any lie or indiscretion on nothing more than its bias against the Church are consciously or unconsciously in league with evil. Lex Parsimoniae, the principle which generally recommends accepting the answer that requires the fewest assumptions, when the potential answers are equal in all other respects. Is there a simpler answer?

If Obama turned out to be aeternal pre-existence of the laws of science a "denial" of the laws of science?

As to the moral thing, I most certainly regard hypocrisy as a moral failure. And I regard people who believe in the magic tricks of the "new testament" and of the middle ages while denying as absolutely impossible the events of the Torah as absolutely despicable in its hypocrisy and probably based on class snobbery ("the virgin birth is for intellectuals, Genesis is for white trash").

I agree that saying God is author of the Big Bang contradicts a lot of central Christian doctrines.

Like man being made in God’s image; the Fall; the introduction of death into the world; etc.

For example, if you say God took dust, made man in His image, and breathed the breath


the "virgin birth" or "transubstantiation."

I don’t believe I have ever batted at Genesis or the story of creation. I do not claim to know anything other than God created the world and all that is in it, all that is seen and unseen. How He did so is His mystery to reveal as He wishes.

What I do know is that a God great enough to create everything from nothing can, if He chooses make Himself present in the Eucharist. Another mystery that it His to reveal if/when/how He chooses.

>>Generally speaking, people who call themselves Christian, but are anti-Catholic (not to be confused with merely disagreeing with Catholic belief, but in despising or insulting the Church) are simply fools for whom vanity is the driving force in what passesAnd one of the things that drew me toward it was the "real presence." I also believed G-d could do anything. But I could not remain in good conscience in a religion that hypocritically taught the "real presence" while attacking the veracity of Genesis.

Do not suppose to tell me what I do or do not believe. I have never made an argument against the creation as told in Genesis. The Catholic Church does not say that I must or must not accept as historical the account of creation in Genesis.

The Church does not reject science either, and what you are trying to link as hypocrisy is actually the Church adhering to her both/and theology. It is not impossible that the creation of the world created a Big Bang,


can live without fully knowing unless and until God chooses to confirm or correct what is said in Genesis. He created everything from nothing. I accept that in faith and it is enough for me.

Having written Genesis in the first place, why would G-d ever need to "correct" it?

I simply do not understand why you cannot in good conscience accept the literal historical truth of Genesis 1-11. Do you have the same trouble with John 6?

You know . . . mormons don't even claim to believe in creation ex nihilo. They admit that they believe the universe is an eternal thing made up of worlds, each with its own "gxd" (who used to be a man) and that each "saved" person will eventually become a "gxd" of hisin three dimensions [@Bergshoeff] which is an interactive and unitary theory with higher derivative terms for the massive graviton. The classical action which we consider is of form [^3]: $$\begin{aligned}
S_c &=& \int d^3 x {\cal{L}}_c
\nonumber\\
&=& \int d^3 x \frac{1}{\kappa^2} \sqrt{- g} [ - R
+ \frac{1}{M^2} ( R_{\mu\nu} R^{\mu\nu} - \frac{3}{8} R^2 ) ],
\label{Action1}\end{aligned}$$ where $\kappa^2 \equiv 16 \pi G$ ($G$ is the $3$-dimensional Newton’s constant) and $M$ is a constant of mass dimension. Let us note that $\kappa$ has dimension of $(mass)^{-\frac{1}{2}}$, so the theory defined by the action (\[Action1\]) might at first sight appear to be unrenormalizable. As usual let us write $$\begin{aligned}
g_{\mu\nu} = \eta_{\mu\nu} + \kappa h_{\mu\nu},
\label{G-field}\end{aligned}$$ where a flat Minkowski background $\eta_{\mu\nu}$ has the diagonal element $(-1, 1, 1)$. With this definition, the


\frac{1}{\kappa^3} \tilde g^{\mu\nu} \partial_\mu b_\nu
\nonumber\\
&+& i \partial_\mu \bar c_\nu D_\rho^{\mu\nu} c^\rho - \frac{m^2}{4} ( h_{\mu\nu} h^{\mu\nu} - h^2 )
- \frac{1}{4} F_{\mu\nu}^2 - \frac{1}{\kappa^2} b \partial_\mu A^\mu
\nonumber\\
&-& ( \partial^\nu h_{\mu\nu} - \partial_\mu h ) ( m A^\mu - \partial^\mu \varphi )
- i \bar c ( \Box c - m \partial_\mu c^\mu ) ],
\label{BRST-Action}\end{aligned}$$ where we have defined $\tilde g^{\mu\nu} = \sqrt{-g} g^{\mu\nu}$, $D_\rho^{\mu\nu} = \tilde g^{\mu\sigma} \delta_\rho^\nu \partial_\sigma
+ \tilde g^{\nu\sigma} \delta_\rho^\mu \partial_\sigma
- \tilde g^{\mu\nu} \partial_\rho - (\partial_\rho \tilde g^{\mu\nu})$ and $F_{\mu\nu} = \partial_\mu A_\nu - \partial_\nu A_\mu$. Furthermore, in order to get the BRST symmetric theory, the Steuckelberg fields $A^\mu$ and $\varphi$, and the new ghost $c$, the corresponding antighost $\bar c$ and Nakanishi-Lautrup field $b$ are introduced. In addition to Eq. (\[BRST\]), the BRST transformations for them(\[ST3\]) where $\Sigma$ is now replaced with $\Gamma$. In fact, this statement can be easily verified. Thus we arrive at the the ST-identity for the effective action $$\begin{aligned}
\frac{\delta \Gamma}{\delta K_{\mu\nu}}
\frac{\delta \Gamma}{\delta \tilde g^{\mu\nu}}
+ \frac{\delta \Gamma}{\delta L_\sigma}
\frac{\delta \Gamma}{\delta c^\sigma}
+ \frac{\delta \Gamma}{\delta M_\mu}
\frac{\delta \Gamma}{\delta A^\mu}
+ \frac{\delta \Gamma}{\delta N}
\frac{\delta \Gamma}{\delta \varphi}
= 0.
\label{ST-identity}\end{aligned}$$ Let us recall that the ST-identity for the effective action naturally leads to the renormalization equation to the the divergent part $\Gamma^{(n)}$ of the effective action $$\begin{aligned}
{\cal{G}}  \Gamma_{div}^{(n)} = 0,
\label{RE1}\end{aligned}$$ where the operator ${\cal{G}}$ is defined as $$\begin{aligned}
{\cal{G}}
&=& \frac{\delta \Gamma^{(0)}}{\delta K_{\mu\nu}} \frac{\delta}{\delta \tilde g^{\mu\nu}}
+ \frac{\delta \Gamma^{(0)}}{\delta L_\sigma} \frac{\delta}{\delta c^\sigma}
+ \frac{\delta \Gamma^{(0)}}{\delta M_\mu} \frac{\delta}{\delta A^\mu}
+ \frac{\delta \Gamma^{(0)}}{\delta N} \frac{\delta}{\delta \varphi}
\nonumber\\
&+& \frac{\delta \Gamma^{(0)}}{\delta \tilde g^{\mu\nu}} \frac{\delta}{\delta K_{\mu\nu}}
+ \frac{\delta \Gamma^{(0)}}{\delta c^\sigma} \frac{\delta}{\delta L_\sigma}
+ \frac{\delta \Gamma^{(0)}}{\delta A^\mu}