form of lost income. Research suggests that these burdens often fall on particular communities. As shown in figure 3, McLaughlin, Ellig, and Shamoun’s survey of the literature shows that licensing was found to disparately affect ethnic minorities in four of five studies.

Military spouses are also more likely to be in licensed professions and more likely to relocate from one licensing regime to another.

Licensure also presents a higher barrier to immigrants as well since many states require domestic work experience. For ex-offenders, occupational licensing is particularly burdensome because most states make it impossible for those with a past conviction to obtain an occupational license.

Reform

While occupational licensure is presumably intended to protect consumers from harm, there are many other less burdensome mechanisms to ensure public safety. These include liability lawand civil and criminal laws against fraud. But they also include several private mechanisms, including private certification, insurance, bond posting, brand reputation, publicly-posted customer feedback such as Yelp and Google reviews, and third-party validation from organizations such as Angie’s List, Consumer Reports, and Underwriters Laboratories.

Competition itself may be the most efficacious alternative to licensure. As the late economist and regulator Alfred Kahn once put it, “Whenever competition is feasible, it is, for all its imperfections, superior to regulation as a means of serving the public interest.”

Policymakers looking to reduce their state’s occupational licensing burden would be wise to follow these steps:

Pass legislation that sets an ambitious goal for the elimination of licenses and the reduction in licensing burdens.

Establish an independent commission charged with examining the state’s licensing laws.


negative health outcomes are costly to them, what can employers do to mitigate the adverse effects identified by the study? Becker said policies that reduce expectations to monitor electronic communication outside of work would be ideal.

When that is not an option, the solution may be to establish boundaries on when electronic communication is acceptable during off-hours by setting up off-hour email windows or schedules when employees are available to respond.

Additionally, he said, organizational expectations should be communicated clearly. “If the nature of a job requires email availability, such expectations should be stated formally as a part of job responsibilities.” Knowing these expectations upfront may reduce anxiety in employees and increase understanding from their family members, he said.

As for employees, they could consider practicing mindfulness, which has been shownreasons to suggest this is, at least in part, a misinterpretation of genuine phenomena. Firstly, based on evidence of global cooling, the nature of the upper atmosphere is changing.

Journalist Niall Bradley of sott.net explains:

“Contrails are staying longer and becoming larger suspended in the sky for hours that often spread to become several miles wide, or even cover the sky from horizon to horizon if they live under or near busy flight traffic areas where many aircraft traverse at high altitude. A lingering contrail may even blow in your direction without you ever seeing any aircraft because our atmosphere has a number of layers and each layer has its own temperature and wind speed and direction and, very often, things in one layer take a very long time and


comet/meteor dust loading of the stratosphere resulting in noctilucent clouds being seen further south than ever before. Then, there is the meandering of the jet stream. Put that together with the really sad performance of the sun during this solar maximum, the puzzling decrease of the Earth’s magnetic field, the increase in electrical activity, including the now well-known ‘mysterious sounds’ phenomena, and you get the impression that something outside the solar system or at least at the edges of it, is ‘grounding the current flow’ through all the planets and things are definitely getting interesting. [6]

Evidence that water vapour from aircraft contrails has not been dissipating in the past twenty years is compelling. The patterns which have been formed are like cirrus clouds usually found at higher altitudesprogram. Her mother was very supportive of her decision to fly.

World War II
At the start of World War II, London joined the Women's Auxiliary Ferrying Squadron which was later called Women's Airforce Service Pilots, a program which delivered military aircraft across the country. At 22 years old, London was the youngest of them all.  She was the 14th one to join. Her first mission was in late October 1942. London and five other women were given the task to deliver Piper Cubs from Delaware to an aircraft factory in Pennsylvania in order to prove to the Army that they could fly airplanes. London along with the others succeeded in this mission. Another mission London flew was with the five other women and seventeen male pilots in


well. That is not psychiatric nor learning disability. I exam as a first class in BA Media. If I had a middleclass bank balance, health or legal insureance it is unlikely I would have been in hospital a single day and certainly would not be under a psych now. Speakk to a psychiatrist, have a train reck. In the 19 years prior to psychiatry I had at least 4 years weekly counseling from various therapists, none saw anything pathological with my psychology.

She’s that twitchy itchy bitchy
You know where the money goes
Where the wild things go
That blow goes up her nose

She keeps going to the bathroom
She keeps men on their toes
Twitchy itchy bitchy
Keeps powdering her nose

Some can be quite snitchy
My how she wears her clothes
The usual suspects to hersold
The bitterest reminder
Of Roots in memory

One crime
To cry freedom
For we shall not be enslaved
The mind forged manacles
With what cuffs now shackled?
What whip to flay the flesh?
Systems that enchain
One fist of liberty

Shadow

Where the shadows fall
Across the face of the moon
Stretching into the long silhouette
Dark siders to explore

The twin globes of the heaving breast
Where fingers touch to lift the heart
Coming together in strokes caress
Where a talking drum beats in the chest

To speak of and in the rhythm
Percussive collision in a kiss
Breaking free of the silence
The whisper of hot breath

Red rouge inviting lips
The probing of moist tongue
Coaxing open the mouths shell
Where teeth part pearly white

The long shadow creases of the sheet
Half revealing shrouded flesh
A velvet touch to the dark
Nights secrets opening entrance

Carrion

Raven wings a velvet dark
Spread nights canopy
The clouded sky that


me
They keep on selling out.
50 years of their bullshit
Those creatures recognised
As being of the herd.

RPM

Scratch of the needle
The revolution of the 78
RPM still turning around
To weave melody from entropy in time

The listener in appreciation
His master voice amplified
The disc of shellac
A spiral pitch black

The weight of emotion
Balanced gently in hands
Afraid to drop
Or finger A sides

Get into the groove
Good Vibrations on vinyl
Cover art adorned walls
Lyrics inner sleeves

The curse of digital
No longer the thrill
Of mounting on spindle
On old phonograph

Audiophiles
Worshipping records
The gramophone
Where memory revolves
The dawn of technology
To live only for ritcher sounds

Die Tonight?

Pins and needles
The warm rush of blood
Like a heart attack
What happens if I die tonight?

In making a noise
Did I need to look back?
Was the struggle worth while
Force to the impact?
Did I seize the day
Forever paint it black?

The moments that aretruly be?

Plastic fantastic

Plastic fantastic
Your nicker elastic
Got caught on my door
Keeps you coming back for more

Wet and wild

Fit to be defiled

A rubber ball gown
Latex fetishes clowns
Down on their knees
Just ready to squeeze

PVC would be tragic
But rubbed up with some magic
The spray look is slick
Wet lips seek to lick

Fantasy in Lycra
Gripping flesh do you like her?
Not just shorts on a biker
Skintwo’s quite the stir

With a budgie to smuggle

Dont go poking a hole

Time to bounce back
Mouth fits a ball gag
There’s none quite as rich
The french maid serves the switch

Runners so leggy

That they could serve a good peggy

Washing the dishes
Rubber gloves for three wishes
She loves to french polish
Skirts rise as she falls
Down on their knees
Bent over to please
Just one but, that’s the plug
As they’re rubbing them up

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you know the sadness
That their hearts too do keep

When you pen the words
Where words can run so deep
Then you know the depths
Where dreams in slumber sleep

When you compose the verses
That form a part in phrase
Of the lyric tone in splendour
With hope on breath to raise

Be sure who writes the poems
That makes the reader weep
That one must know of heart
That peace will rarely keep

When you string the lines
Like beads the words that rhyme
A necklace you will make
To stand the test of time

When you write the poems
Where only poets sleep
To speak of what hearts dream
And that of which the poets weep
When you write such poems
Then a poet you will be.

Material world

Pragmatic fantastic
Renegade to monastics
Whose buying their soul?
We all end up in a hole.

Chickens and eggs
Which came to be first?
Does consciousnessby the oppressors fist
Forlorn and hungry for safety
The embrace of a foreign isle
Refugees of romance
Your lack is all our sin
The Anguish of belonging hearts
The refugees of longed for romance

Getting it on with Nietzche this week (with a touch of Camus)

Suicide

Philosophic suicide
One thought to make it through the night
The waiting sharpened blade
Of final decision made

Consumed by obsessions pain
To look on this life's comic tragedy
Ever fearful of approaching death
Seeking to cut life short with one final breath

To numb craving with belief
Burning reason with its effigy
Protest ever on the lips
For all meaninglessness to berate

Concealing half truths found
To rest only on a cripples crutch
And grasp at floating wood upon the tide
There weather the currents undertow

Suicide ever in back of mind
To turn the back on all life's lies
One last leap into the dark
Falling


(much of my romantic poetry is relational to a human being expressed as nonbinary)
A love lasting longer than life
Heart pained by its prospect
To know no other in longing
Held forever with respect
Like the fading of the ink
On love letters in a drawer
Or the passions left sublimated
In poetry ever seeking more
Cobwebs in the attic
Half forgotten in the chest
Tokens whispered friendship
Frail touch where longings rest
To reach beyond deaths door
The memory's to awake
With softly wept warm tears
For one they'll not forsake
A song as old as the passing age
Where crowfeet mark the tide
That washes the fevered brow
Craving once more their side
Can you recall the fire in the eyes
The rising passions flames
The emptiness in the absence
Jealous secrets left untamed
A love to last longer than life itself
For this I would trade all else, to findto the warm
fitting like a glove just the same
Hands held back from the storm
To soothe the burning flesh
Heal With gentle caress
The pleasure in the passions
With a leather grip in fashion
Awakening the senses
Poised on bitten lip

Centre court
If you like to play with mixed doubles
You could be shaken and stirred
You won't want a new ball boy
As you suck upon that straw
Cocktails for centre court
Just swinging over the nets
It's a bit of a racket
But top spin you will get
The price of those strawberries
When you're lost in my dreams
With red tip to the lips
Well whipped like the cream
If you like mixed doubles
You could be shaken and stirred
The umpires got hawkeye
But these balls let fly free as a bird
Iced sundaes for final day
Soothed by a sorbet surprise
So put out the nets
For that Silver


Woman in White a Shop Full of Horrors I bid you goodnight. Queen to the honey trap bee sting to the the hive her stockings are chainmail cold iron tonight. Venus in fur oh havent you heard war of the roses to Fleur Du Mal possies havent you heard they spin us a yarn respects all thats dead As Lord Byron said to venus in fur oh havent you heard youre all a disgrace all Ludites Lovelace. Dionaea Muscipula hard to digest but to dyonisus musky pullers our venus a fly trap watch out for her grip, they thought her a schoolgirl but here are her lips. Stokeing Hell Fire with demonic choirs just making the bed how wonderful is death. Venus a flytrap oh havent you hearddrawn the sword unsheathed we prayed to meet another dawn our plans were made beside the hearth we'd feast once more on doe and hart the glass was cast into the fire our knotted limbs would never tire. Never forget for what we swore defend the meek protect the poor never bow down on foreign shore greet each sgtranger as a friend no matter what the crede or race raise your heads with hearts so proud for the spirits rythm beats there loud. They said we'd never win this war with one eye closed their tounges were forked for all the double dealings there we'd see it through they win who dare. Say your oath youll not forget in the spirit of justice for this we sware.

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wheel
Can they catch you running
Would the feeling make it real.Do you see whose running
A slave to whose machine
Running for the zone
Running through the tears
Running out of something
Left Running out of years.
Run them round in circles
Left Run down in the streets.
Gotta keep on running
Gotta keep the pace
It's death at the heals
Gotta win this human race.Did you hear their crying
Do you care just how it feels
And When we see it through
Gonna Take them down for real
Their only answers why,
And its you they'd leave to die.
A silver stockings whisper
The sirens say they lied
A mule for the dictation
No sense just dedication.
As they run you out of time
Survival to the fittest
Miscast by their false witness
Run right out of nothing
Running from the starting gun.
Gotta keep on running
Gotta keep the pace
It's death at the heals
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and lambos” it would be dead by now. In essence, the community support that it has sustained over the years will be a key pillar for Dogecoin going into the future.

Second, it serves to increase the adoption of Dogecoin. For instance, right now the Doge community is working on a game called the Doge racer. This game will have Dogecoin integrated into the Dogecoin ecosystem. Such initiatives are not driven in any way by the need for the price to rise, but rather to add to the fun in the Doge community. Inevitably, this will add to the overall value of Dogecoin, and help to support its value, all through the bear run.

From a price perspective, Dogecoin stands a good chance to rebound when bitcoin turns green. That’sjust result. Strickland v. Washington, 466 U.S. 668, 104 S.Ct. 2052, 80 L.Ed.2d 674 (1984).
In order to establish that assistance of counsel did not meet constitutional requirements, defendant must show both that counsel's performance was below the level of reasonably competent assistance, see People v. Norman, 703 P.2d 1261 (Colo.1985), and that counsel's deficient performance resulted in depriving defendant of a *745 fair trial, the result of which is reliable. See People v. Tackett, 742 P.2d 957 (Colo.App.1987); People v. Dillon, 739 P.2d 919 (Colo.App.1987).

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the numbers $\rho(c)$ introduced in Definition \[typeDef\](3):

\[mainLem3\] Let $k\in{\mathbb{N}}^+$, let $\rho_1,\ldots,\rho_k\in\left[0,1\right]$ such that $\rho_1+\cdots+\rho_k=1$, and let $n\in{\mathbb{N}}^+$. Then the following hold:

1.  Let $l_1,\ldots,l_k\in{\mathbb{N}}^+$ with $l_1\geq l_2\geq\cdots\geq l_k$ and $n=l_1+\cdots+l_k$. Then unless $n=k\in\{2,3\}$, we have ${n \choose l_1,\ldots,l_k}\rho_1^{l_1}\cdots\rho_k^{l_k}\leq\rho_1$.

2.  Let $l_1,\ldots,l_k\in{\mathbb{N}}$ with $n=l_1+\cdots+l_k$. Then ${n \choose l_1,\ldots,l_k}\rho_1^{l_1}\cdots\rho_k^{l_k}\leq\max_{i=1,\ldots,k}{\rho_i}$.

Lemma \[mainLem3\](2) can be equivalently reformulated as follows: The values of the probability mass function of a multinomial distribution are all bounded from above by the maximum success probability of an outcome of the random experiment that is repeated.

For (1): Consider the function

$$f_{l_1,\ldots,l_k}:\left[0,1\right]^k\rightarrow{\mathbb{R}}, (x_1,\ldots,x_k)\mapsto{n \choose l_1,\ldots,l_k}x_1^{l_1-1}x_2^{l_2}\cdots x_k^{l_k},$$

and note that we are done if we can show that unless $n=k\in\{2,3\}$, all values of $f_{l_1,\ldots,l_k}$ on arguments $(x_1,\ldots,x_k)$ with $x_1+\cdots+x_k=1$ are bounded from above by $1$. This is clear for $k=1$, so we maythe validity of Formula (\[eq2\]), which here is equivalent to $\frac{n}{l_1l_2l_3}\leq\frac{4\pi^2}{9}{\mathrm{e}}^{-13/6}$, or $l_2l_3\geq\frac{n}{l_1}\cdot\frac{9}{4\pi^2}{\mathrm{e}}^{13/6}$. But $\frac{n}{l_1}\leq 3$, and $3\cdot\frac{9}{4\pi^2}{\mathrm{e}}^{13/6}=5.9700\ldots$. We may thus assume $l_2l_3\leq 5$ now, so that $l_2+l_3\leq6$. Then $l_1\geq n-6$, and hence Formula (\[eq1\]) is implied by $\frac{1}{2\pi}\frac{n}{n-6}{\mathrm{e}}^{13/12}\sqrt{n/(n-6)}\leq 1$, or equivalently, $1+\frac{6}{n-6}\leq(2\pi{\mathrm{e}}^{-13/12})^{2/3}=1.6537\ldots$, which holds for $n\geq16$, as required.

For $k=4$, we may assume $n\geq10$. Just as for $k=3$, one checks that Formula (\[eq2\]) is now implied by $l_2l_3l_4\geq\frac{8}{\pi^3}{\mathrm{e}}^{13/6}=2.2522\ldots$, so we may assume $l_2l_3l_4\leq2$, so that $l_2+l_3+l_4\leq 4$ and $l_1\geq n-4$. But Formula (\[eq2\]) for $k=4$ is equivalent to $\frac{n}{l_1l_2l_3l_4}\leq\frac{\pi^3}{2}{\mathrm{e}}^{-13/6}=1.7760\ldots$, which is implied by $1+\frac{4}{n-4}\leq1.7760\ldots$, and this holds for $n\geq10$, as required.

Let us now assume $k\geq 5$. Using once more that $n/l_1\leq k$, we find that Formula (\[eq2\]) is implied by $\frac{k}{l_2\ldots l_k}\leq\frac{(2\pi)^{k-1}}{k^2}{\mathrm{e}}^{-13/6}$, which in turn is a consequence


5\frac{f}{g}$, which also holds.

10. Case: $S=C_r(p^f)={\operatorname{PSp}}_{2r}(p^f)$, $r\geq 3$, so $|{\operatorname{Out}}(S)|=(2,p^f-1)\cdot f$ and $g\mid f$. We claim that then ${\mathfrak{h}}(S)\leq\frac{2}{5}$. Since $C_r(2^f)\cong B_r(2^f)$, we may assume that $p\geq 3$, which can be treated analogously to the subcase “$p\geq3$” of Case 9.

11. Case: $S=\leftidx{^2}A_3(p^{2f})={\operatorname{PSU}}_4(p^f)$, so $|{\operatorname{Out}}(S)|=(4,p^f+1)\cdot 2f$ and $g\mid 2f$. We claim that then ${\mathfrak{h}}(S)\leq\frac{1}{2}$. First, assume $p=2$. Then $|{\operatorname{Out}}(S)|=2f$ only, and so we are done if we can show that $|{\operatorname{C}}_{{\operatorname{Aut}}(S)}(\alpha)|\geq 4f$. Now if $2\nmid g$, then this is implied by ${\operatorname{MCS}}({\operatorname{PGU}}_4(2^{f/g}))\geq 4\frac{f}{g}$, which we already checked to be true in Case 8. And if $2\mid g$, then it is implied by ${\operatorname{MCS}}({\operatorname{PGL}}_4(2^{2f/g}))\geq 4\frac{f}{g}=2\frac{2f}{g}$, which also follows by the argument in Case 8. Now assume $p\geq 3$. As $|{\operatorname{Out}}(S)|\leq 8f$, we are satisfied if we can show that $|{\operatorname{C}}_{{\operatorname{Aut}}(S)}(\alpha)|\geq$g_{\zeta}\mid{\operatorname{ord}}(\tau_{\zeta})\mid o_{\zeta}\mid{\operatorname{ord}}(\vec{\alpha})$, where $\tau_{\zeta}$ is the coarse $S$-type of ${\operatorname{bcpc}}_{\zeta}(\vec{\alpha})$, and $o_{\zeta}$ is the common order of any of the elements of ${\operatorname{bcpc}}_{\zeta}(\vec{\alpha})$; for the first divisibility relation, use [@GLS98a Theorem 2.5.12(e), p. 58], and for the last, note that if $l$ is the length of $\zeta$, then the tuple part of $\vec{\alpha}^l$ has elements from ${\operatorname{bcpc}}_{\zeta}(\vec{\alpha})$ at the entries corresponding to indices from ${\operatorname{supp}}(\zeta)$, while its permutation part fixes all such indices, whence $o_{\zeta}\mid{\operatorname{ord}}(\vec{\alpha}^l)\mid{\operatorname{ord}}(\vec{\alpha})$. In particular, by the case and subcase assumptions, ${\operatorname{CT}}(\vec{\alpha})$ is a subset of the field-graph automorphism group $\Phi_S\Gamma_S$ whose size is bounded from above by $\log_{18/19}(\epsilon)=:C_1(\epsilon)$ and whose elements all have order at least $\frac{f}{5\frac{\sqrt{2}}{\sqrt{2}-1}(r+1)\epsilon^{-1}}=:\frac{f}{C_2(\epsilon,r)}$. Define $O$ to be the maximum value of ${\operatorname{ord}}(\tau_{\zeta})$, where $\zeta$ ranges over the cycles of $\sigma$, and fix


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bothering us, it’s the hotel we are staying at. It’s way too cold there. I believe the hotel we were staying was too cold and it didn’t allow us to play our best game,” Li Qiuping said.

“They poisoned our food!”

After receiving a beatdown at the hands of the 11-20 Fujian Stuergeons, the 16-15 Dongguan Leopards’ head coach didn’t blame the team’s lack of rebounding (out-rebounded 41 to 35), or the team going four for 22 from beyond the arc. Dongguan’s head coach blamed the food in Fujian saying, “the visiting arrangements at the hotel’s dining hall caused several players to get diarrhea, which directly impacted the game, some players couldn’t play, some players couldn’t run.”

The head coach went on to say that either five or six players wereIntroduction
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*Lactobacillus plantarum* is an aerotolerant Gram-positive bacteria belonging to the facultatively heterofermentative group of *lactobacilli* ([@B15]). Among lactic acid bacteria (LAB), this species has one of the largest genomes and a particularly high proportion of regulatory genes, allowing it to survive in a variety of different environmental niches. Consequently, *L. plantarum* is widely used as a starter culture in fermented food and feed production, such as dairy, meat, and many vegetables and plants ([@B17]). Moreover, some *L. plantarum* strains have been declared to have health-promoting effects, such as increasing iron absorption and enhancing immunity, and thus can also function as probiotic active ingredients in fermented foods ([@B11]; [@B12]). However, *L. plantarum* suffers from unavoidable oxidative stress caused by reactive oxygen species (ROS) during manufacturing. ROS, including the superoxide


DNA ligation was performed using the T~4~ DNA Ligation Kit (Thermo Fisher Scientific, Beijing, China) according to the manufacturer's instructions. All primers and probes used in this study were synthesized by Sangon Biotech (Beijing, China). DNA sequencing was performed by Sangon Biotech and the results were further analyzed with the DNAMAN software package.

Construction of Recombinant *L. plantarum* Strains with Putative Transcription Factor
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Using the Collection of Manually Curated Inferences of Regulons in Prokaryotic Genomes database^[1](#fn01){ref-type="fn"}^, 57 isogenous TF genes with known functions were identified in the genome of *L. plantarum* WCFS1. Comparative genomics analysis showed that only 45 of these were present in the genome of *L. plantarum* CAUH2. These predicted TF genes were amplified using specific primers (listed in Supplementary Table [S1](#SM2){ref-type="supplementary-material"}) and inserted into the corresponding sitesLabeling Kit (Thermo Scientific). Binding reactions (20 μL) contained 1× binding buffer, 50 ng μL^-1^ Poly dl-dC, 2.5% (v/v) glycerol, 0.05% (v/v) Nonidet P-40, 5 mM MgCl~2~, 20 fmol labeled probe, and 2.5 μg CopRHis~6~. In order to verify specific binding between protein and DNA, a 200-fold molar excess of unlabeled probe competitor (4 pmol; Supplementary Table [S2](#SM2){ref-type="supplementary-material"}) was added to the EMSA reaction mixture. In addition, another EMSAs were further performed under the different concentrations of Cu^2+^ (5, 10, 25, and 50 μM). Subsequent steps were carried out following the manufacturer's instructions in both two assays.

Copper Tolerance Assays
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Starter cultures of CAUH2ΔcopR, CAUH2ΔcopB, and CAUH2ΔmelA were grown overnight at 37°C in MRS medium and inoculated into 10 mL of fresh MRS culture medium containing 1.5 mM CuSO~4~ at


1987 and 1980, respectively. Plaintiffs allege that defendants,
the Township of Teaneck and certain individual agents of Teaneck and TFD, retaliated
against them for engaging in various Constitutionally-protected activities. Plaintiffs
bring these claims under 42 U.S.C. 1983 and 1985, 18 U.S.C. 1962, the First,
Fourth and Fourteenth Amendments to the United States Constitution, the Conscientious
Employee Protection Act, N.J. Stat. 34:19-1 to -8 (2002), and the New Jersey
common law theories of intentional and negligent infliction of emotional distress.
     Both the protected activities and the alleged retaliation differ with respect to each
of the plaintiffs. With respect to Bell, the Amended Complaint alleges that defendants
retaliated in response to Bell engaging in the following four activities: (1) supporting
fellow firefighter William F. Brennan in a 1993 bid for union secretary; (2) offering a
deposition,the former did, indeed, motivate the latter.
     Finally, we find that the District Court also erred by treating the two-year statute
of limitations for Section 1983 claims as a bar to plaintiffs’ claims without addressing the
"continued violation" doctrine. As we stated in Cowell v. Palmer Tp., 263 F.3d 286 (3d
Cir. 2001), the two-year statute of limitations does not bar a Section 1983 claim based on
more remote conduct if there has been a "continuing violation."
     In order to benefit from the doctrine, a plaintiff must establish that the
     defendant’s conduct is "more than the occurrence of isolated or sporadic acts."
     . . . Regarding this inquiry, we have recognized that courts should consider at


Gastrointestinal amyloid deposits in old age. Report on 110 consecutive autopsical patients and 98 retrospective bioptic specimens.
The prevalence of gastrointestinal amyloid was determined in 110 consecutive autopsy patients aged 85 years and older. Paraffin sections from the esophagus, stomach, small intestine, colon and rectum were stained with Congo red and inspected in polarized light. Amyloid was found in 38 patients (36%). Four patients had generalized amyloidosis and the remaining 34 revealed more localized varieties of amyloid. Immunohistochemical classification with a panel of antisera directed against five major amyloid fibril proteins displayed at least four different types of amyloid. Twenty cases exhibited amyloid of transthyretin origin, five cases were of lambda light chain origin and one case was of amyloid A-type. Thus far, unclassifiable amyloid deposits were found in"♪♪" "[Dean voice-over] Interior." "The Cave." "Night." "Pick up with Jake wearing all black, weaving his way through the uber-hip crowd." "Another hopeless night in La La Land." "That is until he sees her:" "A Siren." "Goddess." "A Muse." "Call her Kat." "♪♪" "I love you." "Are you fucking kidding me?" "This dude's gonna tell her that he loves her even though they've never met?" "No." "It's actually meant to be symbolic of Jake's need to find love." "Let me rephrase the question." "Does Jake have a vagina?" "Oh, you mean is he a transexual?" "Or maybe he's thinking about becoming a transexual." "Or maybe he got his deal lobbed off before they could dig out a vag or something." "Yeah, yeah." "But they left him with a


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know, the other, she was flat as a pancake." "Which made me wonder, I mean, were they identical or fraternal twins because I mean, yeah, sure they had very similar faces, but their breasts were completely different sizes." "[clears throat]" "Thanks, Jay." "Go get him." "I'm an idiot." "♪♪ [car engine starts]" "Hey, are you okay?" "Yeah, no." "I'm fine." "[muffled dance music]" "Anna, wait." "Anna!" "Anna!" "Anna!" "Wait wait wait." "Andre, stop." "I don't want to hear it, okay?" " Just listen for one second." " Stop." "Anna." " LAX, please." " Anna, don't." "Don't do this." "[car engine starts]" "LAX?" "Hi." "[talk radio playing in cab]" "Beth." "Let go." "Please just stop." "You are hurting me." "[splashing]" "Oh my!" "[splashing, Beth laughs]" "Here!" "[Beth yells, splashing]Pages

Thursday, November 08, 2012

Reel Asian Review: Jake Shimabukuro: Life on Four Strings

Going into Jake Shimabukuro: Life on Four Strings, I had no prior knowledge of Jake Shimabukuro, or his particular talents. An hour later I was not only online researching Shimabukuro’s catalogue of work, but also contemplating if I should include a ukulele on my Christmas list. While the film itself plays like a traditional documentary, there is no denying that Jake Shimabukuro is an extremely talented individual whose positive attitude is rather infectious.

The film starts off during the second stop on his West Coast tour. Despite receiving both critical and commercial success, Shimabukuro still cannot believe how fortunate he is to achieve what he has. Playing the ukulele since the age of four, Shimabukuro slowly became a


___The United States, China & the WTO
As the debate heats up in the U.S. House of Representatives over
free trade with China, President Jiang Zemin is calling for the
Communist Party to take a more powerful role in the country's
private businesses. Economic reformers have been marginalized.
Abroad, China pursues economic expansion, but at home its economic
policy is headed in the opposite direction.
http://www.stratfor.com/asia/commentary/0005170055.htm
__________________________________________
A Shift in Asia, As Mongolia Stirs
Summary
In a far off and often forgotten corner of the world, Mongolia is
undergoing important changes. Nationalism is rising, and the
government is considering moving the capital out of Ulan Bator to a
historic seat of power - and potentially lucrative economic center.
The government faces a problem: a distinct lack of capital with
which to make these changes. If Washington seizes the opportunity,
it may gain a valuable strategic[@RainsSam], [@RomanoThorne2], [@Kulkarni]), but we put the relevant ideas into the setting of Section \[section-construction\]. We start with a semiuniversal deformation ${\mathscr{S}}\to B$ of a simple singularity of type $E_8$. For smooth fibers ${\mathscr{S}}_{\lambda}$ of this deformation, $\operatorname{Pic}({\mathscr{S}}_{\lambda})$ is a root lattice of type $E_8$. There are automorphisms of ${\mathscr{S}}$ of orders $2, 3$, and $5$ corresponding to elliptic automorphisms of the $E_8$ root lattice. Given a smooth projective curve $C_{\lambda}$ coming from the fixed points of the automorphism of order $d$, the pairing ${\langle}\cdot, \cdot {\rangle}_w$ corresponds to the Weil pairing on $J_{C_{\lambda}}[d]$ where $J_{C_{\lambda}}$ is the Jacobian of $C_{\lambda}$. We may then define central extensions of $J_{C_{\lambda}}[d]$ that give input datum as defined in Section \[section-input\].

Acknowledgements {#acknowledgements .unnumbered}
----------------

The author received support from EPSRC First Grant EP/N007204/1.


if ${\mathscr{H}}$ is any central extension of $\Lambda_w$ by ${\langle}\zeta {\rangle}$ with commutator pairing ${\langle}\cdot, \cdot {\rangle}_w$, then $(\Lambda, w, {\mathscr{H}}, {\varepsilon}_w)$ is an input datum. We next note that an input datum of this form behaves well with respect to functorality and Galois descent (cf. sections \[section-functor\] and \[section-galois\]).

\[lem-epw-functor\] Suppose $\Lambda$ and $\Lambda'$ are simply laced root lattices with elliptic automorphisms $w$ and $w'$ respectively. If $\psi: \Lambda \to \Lambda'$ is an isomorphism of root lattices such that $\psi w = w'\psi$, then $${\varepsilon}_{w'}(\psi({\alpha}), \psi({\beta})) = {\varepsilon}_w({\alpha}, {\beta})$$ for all ${\alpha}, {\beta}\in \Lambda$.

*Proof*. This follows directly from definitions.

\[lem-epwgalois\] With notation as in Section \[section-galois\], suppose $\Gamma$ acts on $\Lambda$ such that $\sigma\theta(\zeta)\sigma^{-1} = \theta(\sigma(\zeta))$ for all $\sigma \in \Gamma$. Then $$\sigma({\langle}{\alpha}, {\beta}{\rangle}_w) = {\langle}\sigma({\alpha}), \sigma({\beta}) {\rangle}_w$$ andextension of $\Lambda_w$ by ${\langle}\zeta{\rangle}$. Let $K$ be an algebraically closed field containing $k$, let $Z$ be the center of ${\mathscr{H}}$, and let $A$ be a maximal abelian subgroup of ${\mathscr{H}}$. The following proposition summarizes some well-known properties.

\[prop-repsofHeis\] Let $\chi: Z \to K^\times$ be a character of $Z$ that restricts to the natural inclusion ${\langle}\zeta {\rangle}\hookrightarrow K^\times$, and let ${\widetilde}\chi$ be any extension of $\chi$ to $A$. Then

-   $\operatorname{Ind}_A^{\mathscr{H}}{\widetilde}\chi$ is an irreducible representation on which ${\langle}\zeta {\rangle}$ acts via its defining character.

-   If $\chi': Z \to K^\times$ is a character restricting to the inclusion ${\langle}\zeta {\rangle}\hookrightarrow K^\times$ and ${\widetilde}\chi'$ is an extension of $\chi'$ to $A$, then $\operatorname{Ind}_A^{\mathscr{H}}{\widetilde}\chi \simeq \operatorname{Ind}_A^{\mathscr{H}}{\widetilde}\chi'$ as representations of ${\mathscr{H}}$ if and only if $\chi = \chi'$.

-   Every


irreducible representation of ${\mathscr{H}}$ over $K$ on which ${\langle}\zeta {\rangle}$ acts by its defining character is isomorphic to one of the form $\operatorname{Ind}_A^{\mathscr{H}}{\widetilde}\chi$ for some $\chi$ as above.

*Proof*. The fact that ${\langle}\zeta {\rangle}$ acts via its defining character follows from the definition of an induced representation. An easy exercise in Mackey theory shows that $\operatorname{Ind}_A^{{\mathscr{H}}} {\widetilde}\chi$ is irreducible, and that if $\chi': A \to k^\times$ is another character, then $\operatorname{Ind}_A^{{\mathscr{H}}}\chi \simeq \operatorname{Ind}_A^{{\mathscr{H}}} \chi'$ implies $\chi = \chi'$.

Note that the image of $Z$ in $\Lambda_w$ is given by $$\Lambda_w^\circ := \{{\alpha}\in \Lambda_w \mid {\langle}{\alpha}, {\beta}{\rangle}= 0 \text{ for all } {\beta}\in \Lambda_w\}.$$ By the theory of Schur multipliers, there are exactly $\lvert \Lambda_w^\circ \rvert$ irreducible representations of ${\mathscr{H}}$ that restrict to a fixed character of ${\langle}\zeta {\rangle}$ (see, e.g.,\[prop-poly-relation\]*. Fix ${\alpha}, {\beta}\in \Phi$ as in the statement of the proposition. We define $$P(T) = \prod_{j = 0}^{d - 1} (1 - \zeta^{-j}T)^{(w^j{\alpha}, {\beta}) + 1}.$$ By assumption, we have $P \in K[T]$. We will show that both sides of (\[eqn-poly-relation\]) are equal to $$\label{eqn-poly-sum}
\frac{1}{d}\sum_{j = 0}^{d-1} P(\zeta^j).$$ We first calculate the value of (\[eqn-poly-sum\]) using Lemma \[lem-poly-sum\]. Since $(1 + w + w^2 + ... + w^{d-1}){\alpha}= 0$, we see that $\lvert I_{{\alpha}, {\beta}}(1) \rvert= \lvert I_{{\alpha}, {\beta}}(-1) \rvert$, and thus the degree of $P$ is $d$. If we write $P(T) = \sum c_iT^i$, by Lemma \[lem-poly-sum\] we have that $\frac{1}{d}\sum_{j = 0}^{d-1} P(\zeta^j) = c_0 + c_d$. It’s clear that $c_0 = 1$. We now calculate $c_d$: $$\begin{aligned}
c_d &=& \prod_{j = 0}^{d-1} (-\zeta^{-j})^{(w^j{\alpha}, {\beta}) +


of examples coming from a simple singularity of type $E_8$. If $\Lambda$ is a root lattice of type $E_8$, then for each $d \in \{2, 3, 5\}$, there is a unique conjugacy class in $\operatorname{Aut}(\Lambda)$ of elliptic elements of order $d$. For each of these choices of $d$, there is a naturally occuring family of curves, and in each case we obtain a central extension of the form (\[eqn-centralext\]). We note that in each case, these families of curves have been previously studied, but we summarize some known results here to put our construction into context. For ease of exposition, we work over an algebraically closed field. For much of the background about elliptic surfaces related to this section see, e.g., [@ShiodaE8] and [@SchuttShioda].

Let $K$ be an algebraicallyclosed field of characteristic zero, and consider the surface ${\mathscr{S}}_0$ over $K$ defined by $X^5 + Y^3 + Z^2 = 0$, which is a simple singularity of type $E_8$. We may form a semiuniversal deformation ${\mathscr{S}}\to B:= \mathbb{A}_K^8$ of this singularity with fibers of the form $$\label{eqn-deformation}
X^5 + Y^3 + Z^2 + Y(c_2X^3 + c_8X^2 + c_{14}X + c_{20}) + c_{12}X^3 + c_{18}X^2 + c_{24}X + c_{30} = 0$$ (see, e.g., [@Slodowy Section 2.4]). For each ${\lambda}\in B$, we write ${\mathscr{S}}_{\lambda}$ for the fiber over ${\lambda}$, and we write $B^s$ for the locus over which ${\mathscr{S}}_{\lambda}$ is smooth, which is the complement of a hypersurface in $B$. For each ${\lambda}\in B^s$, we may compactify to form an elliptic surface, call it $S_{\lambda}$, over $\mathbb{P}_K^1$. As discussed in [@RomanoThorne2


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For those of you who tl;dr:
I can use that custom binding handler to expose any variable to the template in every subcontext, which is exactly what I was looking for. In other words this becomes possible:
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summations with complex numbers too.
I have tried doing it with Fourier transform's separability property, but doesn't seem to work as I still have to go through the tedious summations.
What other ways can I use to calculate Fourier transform on a simple image without using Matlab, particularly for the values in the first row of the example image above?

A:

Your particular case can be solved without a calculator. Fourier transforms are linear operations. You can decompose your input as:
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This invention relates to a semiconductor device having a circuit comprising thin film transistors (hereinafter referred to as “TFT”) over a substrate having an insulating surface, and a fabrication method thereof. Specifically, the present invention provides a technology that will be appropriately used for an electro-optical device typified by a liquid crystal display device having a pixel section and a driving circuit disposed in the periphery the pixel section, and for an electronic appliance incorporating such an electro-optical device. Note that the term “semiconductor device” used herein represents those devices which operate by utilizing semiconductor characteristics, and embraces within its scope the electro-optical devices as well as the electronic appliances incorporating the electro-optical device that are described above.
2. Description of the Related Art
A technology


cope with various circuits besides the pixel TFTs. The increase of the number of process steps in turn results in the increase of the production cost and lowers also the production yield.
For example, the operating condition of the circuits are not always the same for the pixel TFT and the TFT of the driving circuit, and the characteristics required for each TFT are different. The pixel TFT comprises an n-channel TFT, applies the voltage and drives a liquid crystal as a switching device. Since the liquid crystal is driven by the alternating current, a system called “frame inversion driving” has been used widely. In this method, one of the characteristics required for the pixel TFT is to restrict an OFF current value (a drain current that flows whenand material unsuitable for younger readers.

Legacy - A gift; sometimes unknowingly bestowed. Bella met Edward in a London pub, never imagining where each would be 7 years later: he a Congressman fueled by ever-growing political ambition, she the woman with an explosive secret that can end all his dreams. But Bella might soon find that revenge isn't all it's cracked up to be, and that Edward may harbor his own dark secrets.

Re-post: AU/AH Bella's only release comes in the form of distantly orbiting the life of Edward Cullen. As with any addiction, however, she's always left wanting more. "Mad is a term we use to describe a man who is obsessed with one idea and nothing else." [Ugo Betti]

Bella begins working for the elusive and distant Edward Cullen


the drinking/ smoker/ handsome mob boss who walks into Bella's fathers club to collect a debt. There he sees Bella Swan, and he will do what ever it takes to make her his.

Bella Swan is no stranger to hard work, but everything changes when she is forced to work in Cullen Manor, the home of America's royal family. Her encounters with a certain prince cause her to wonder if the rules are worth following. MODERN DAY. AH, OOC

Edward Cullen gets an unexpected letter from his former navy base. When he leaves, his wife Bella, is left alone. After trying for years, Bella finds out she's pregnant a month after he's gone. How is she going to cope dealing with this w/o him? AH!

When Charlie moves to La Pushare investigating, there's a strange human in Bella's class, and her human memories are fading. Bella's 2nd year as a vampire is full of events both amazing and horrifying. Rated M for adult material.

At long last, the epilogue story for Turning Dust into Gold. There's a marriage . . .a bun in the oven and someone waits patiently or not so patiently for a proposal. Three chapters for three couples! AH.

After college, best friends Bella, Rosalie and Alice have a run-in with their past. . .and maybe their future? All human, AU. Rated M. Nominated at the Twilight Awards, All-Human AU Incomplete, for Best Romance & Best Edward Characterization

Teddy's secret and magical childhood is lost when a family heirloom is destroyed, changing his life forever. Now an adult,


of body guard, Edward Cullen. But will he do more than protect her body? She finds there's more to the SWAT officer than meeets the eye, and wants him all the more. OOC

Bella and Edward have a summer affair leaving for two different states when it is over. They end up at the same school and they must figure out how to make their love last despite all the obstacles in their way. AU AH

Bella and Charlie move back to Forks after the death of Renee. Bella meets Edward, the misunderstood jock. Will she see him for who he really is? Sorry...awful summary, but still a good story, I swear! Rated M -- ya know me...

Bella was perfectly content with life in Forks until she lost her besttracking methods [@mdnet; @sanet; @vital] train an online classifier to distinguish the object from the background. However, most of these methods contain complex feature extraction stages for massive proposals and sophisticated online updating techniques to adapt the network to the arbitrary temporally changing object. As a result, although these methods have achieved promising accuracy, the heavy computational burden renders these methods difficult to satisfy the real-time requirement of the tracking task. In addition, some high-accuracy trackers [@mdnet; @sanet; @vital] pre-train their networks based on the videos from the visual tracking benchmarks, which may raise the risk of over-fitting.

Matching-based tracking methods [@goturn; @siamesefc; @sint] usually firstly learn general matching models offline on the large dataset (such as ILSVRC15 [@imagenet]). Then, these methods directly match the candidate proposals with the


framework (such as [@mdnet; @sanet]), trackers usually generate massive candidate proposals via dense sampling and then evaluate these proposals through convolutional feature extractors and binary classifiers. However, the densely sampled proposals include many irrelevant and trivial proposals, which are far away from the object center. As a result, the unnecessary high computational cost is spent on the step of massive proposal feature extraction, which heavily constrains the tracking speed.

Recently, a number of matching-based tracking methods [@goturn; @siamesefc; @sint] are developed to directly compare the target template with the search region (and these methods usually do not involve online updating procedures). These methods possess remarkable speed superiority, but they lack of online adaptability to significant object appearance variations. Motivated by this observation, we utilize a representative matching-based tracking method, OA-FF: a feed-forward variant, where the LSTM network is replaced by the fully-connected layers.

-   OA-LSTM-PS: a variant without using fast proposal selection, which performs dense sampling and tracks the object via the proposed LSTM network.

-   OA-LSTM: our previous work [@oa-lstm], which cumbersomely extracts the proposal features by passing the proposal patches through convolutional layers and does not employ the data augmentation technique.

-   OA-LSTM+: an accelerated version of OA-LSTM [@oa-lstm], which directly crops the proposal features from the feature map of search region and does not adopt the data augmentation technique.

We evaluate four variants on the OTB-2013 and OTB-2015 datasets and compare their tracking performance with the proposed OA-LSTM-ADA.

As shown in \[fig\_ablation\], all the variants perform worse than OA-LSTM-ADA in terms of


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n_s$, where $\sigma_s$ are called capture numbers. Detachment of monomers from $s$-clusters occurs with rates $K_s$, where $K_s=0$ if $s>i$. Re-evaporation of atoms, direct impingement of arriving atoms onto clusters, coalescence of clusters or dissociation of clusters into subclusters are neglected in Eqs. (\[eq:rate1\]) but can be incorporated by proper extension [@Venables/etal:1984; @Brune:1998; @Venables:2000].

A straightforward step in refining Eqs. (\[eq:rate1\]) is to distinguish the impingement of atoms to the free surface from impingement to the islands edge, or to the top of an island and subsequent attachment to its edge. $F$ is then replaced by $F(1-\Theta)$ and terms of the form $F\kappa_s n_s$ are added, where $\kappa_s$ is a direct capture area [@Venables:1973]. In Sec. \[sec:size\_distribution\] we will refer to the corresponding rate equations as the refined RE.

From the above concepts it$\Theta \approx 0.2$. In other words, the scaling of the island density with respect to $\Gamma$ is not restricted to a “saturation regime” of nearly $\Theta$-independent island density, although this regime preceding island coalescence is certainly most convenient for experiments. An alternative argument for obtaining the crossover to the stationary regime has been given earlier by equating Eq. (\[eq:N-scaling\]) with the solution for $N$ in the initial time regime [@Evans/etal:2006].

Measurements of $N$ as a function of $F$ and $T$ allow one to extract critical island sizes, diffusion coefficients and binding energies. Via the $\Gamma$-dependent factor in Eq. (\[eq:N-scaling\]) one first determines $i$. In practice, because $T$ competes with the binding energy $E_{\rm B}$, $i$ is constant only within certain temperature intervals and overall increases with $T$. This is illustrated in


metals like Ag, Au, Fe, Pt, and Ti. Such substrates modify the energetics of adsorbed metal atoms, allowing the production of a variety of metallic nanoparticle structures \[for details, see @Pandey/etal:2011, and @Moldovan/etal:2012\].

Island densities of binary alloys {#subsec:two-component}
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For binary (or multi-component) alloys, growth kinetics are controlled by an enlarged set of parameters including mixing ratios and surface diffusion coefficients, which can vary strongly among different atomic species. This poses the question of a multi-parameter scaling of island densities. Moreover, atoms of different type will differ in their mutual binding energies on the surface, which can lead to a competition of different nucleation paths. The coexistence of critical nuclei with different compositions together with asymmetries in adatom diffusion coefficients leads to new cross-over phenomena in the scaling of islandedge with the aggregation rate $\sigma_s D n$, one obtains $$\begin{aligned}
\label{eq:flux_matching-boundary_condition}
\sigma_s = \frac{2 \pi R_s}{n} \left(\frac{\partial\tilde n}{
    \partial r} \right)_{r=R_s}=
2 \pi \frac{R_s}{\xi} \frac{K_1 \left( R_s/\xi \right)}{K_0
\left( R_s/\xi \right) } \, .\end{aligned}$$ The merit of this approach is that a good quantitative description of $n$ and $N$ as a function of $\Theta$ is provided despite of the fact that the $\sigma_s$ themselves are not well predicted, as discussed later \[cf. Fig. \[fig:isd\](a)\].

For a generalization of the self-consistent theory to multi-component systems, many-particle densities need to be introduced to obtain expressions for capture numbers that are symmetric under exchange of atomic species [@Einax/etal:2012]. The method is best illustrated by considering the reaction rate $(D_A+D_B)\sigma_1^{AB}n_An_B$ of $A$ and $B$ monomers to form $AB$ dimers in the case of binary alloys


$W^{(1)}\sim\Gamma^{-3/4}$ and $W^{(2)}\sim\Gamma^{-1/6}$. The occurrence of the different regimes and their scaling properties were confirmed by KMC simulations [@Rottler/Maass:1999; @Heinrichs/etal:2000].

In extensions of this theory, also more complicated cases of second layer nucleation can be treated, including the presence of metastable clusters and of interaction effects between adatoms [@Heinrichs/etal:2000; @Heinrichs/Maass:2002]. Moreover, the same type of fluctuation effects as discussed here lead to a failure of mean-field rate equations for describing chemical reaction kinetics in confined geometries, as, for example, hydrogen recombination on interstellar dust grains. Similar scaling arguments can be used to tackle this related problem [@Krug:2003].

Applications {#subsec:Appl_second_layer}
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The theory of second layer nucleation allows one to determine phase diagrams, where in dependence of the two parameters $\Gamma$ and $W$ it is predicted whether films grow into smooth or roughgenerated size-tailored Ag islands with a narrow size distribution around a mean radius $R_0$ by deposition of 10% of a monolayer and subsequent annealing. Different $R_0$ in the range 10-100 Å were obtained in dependence of the annealing time. After a subsequent evaporation of again 10% of a monolayer at different temperatures, the fraction of covered islands $f(R_0)$ as a function of the initial radius $R_0$ was determined, as shown in Fig. \[fig:fig7\] for Ag growth on Pt(111). In this system $i=1$ below 90 K [@Brune/etal:1994]. When assuming $\nu_s=\nu_t$, an analysis of the measured $f(R_0)$ with the fluctuation-dominated rate $\Omega_{\rm fl}(R)$ from Eq. (\[eq:om-fl-i1\]) yields $\Delta
E_{\scriptscriptstyle\rm ES}\simeq43$ meV, while the mean-field rate $\Omega_{\rm mf}(R)$ would give a too small value of $\Delta
E_{\scriptscriptstyle\rm ES}\simeq30$ meV. When taking into account interactions in form of additional ring barriers


with respect to these different step types were the same, islands would assume a hexagonal shape. Differences in the diffusion properties originate primarily from three sources: (i) Stronger binding of adatoms to, say, A steps. Attaching adatoms then have a tendency to enrich at A steps [@Jacobsen/etal:1996]. (ii) Same binding energy, but faster diffusion of adatoms along A, caused by a lower energy barrier [@Michely/etal:1993]. This leads to a faster nucleation of new atomic rows at A steps [@Michely/Krug:2004]. (iii) Asymmetric corner diffusion, which means that a one-fold coordinated adatom at a corner site goes preferentially to, say, A steps. Also this effect leads to an enrichment of atoms at A steps. In all these cases, further atoms are thus accumulating faster at one step type, chosen as  isl}$ needs to be included in Eq. (\[eq:ws\]) if the attempt frequency $\nu_s$ for hops down the step edge is different from the attempt frequency $\nu_t$ for jumps between sites on top of the island.

[^3]: To keep the notation simple, we have not introduced a new coefficient $D'$ for adatom diffusion in the second layer, which, of course, can be different from $D$ in the first layer.

[^4]: The interval $\Delta t$ should be large compared to $\omega_{i+1}^{-1}$ and small compared to times scales of changes of $R(t)$.


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Yet Wales have been much more than a one-man show in this tournament, as their captain was keen to stress. "The best thing for me tonight has been seeing the Aussies congratulating our young forwards, and telling them they really know they've been in a game," he added. In Jordan James, Craig Kopczak, Gil Dudson and Ben Flower, Wales have a quartet of props who have proved themselves capable of holding theirIguazu is pretty small, and other than the park, there is not a whole lot to do there. They do have a casino, nature and animal reserves, and La Aripuca, a replica of the native Guarani people’s customs and natural habitat.

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The park is so easy to navigate without a guide.

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Motion experiments were conducted for both 3-link and 5-link swimmers under several input parameters, and the measured results have been compared to numerical simulations under the same joint kinematics as extracted from the measurements. A video file that appears in the multimedia extension of this paper presents the experimental setup, motion animations of numerical simulations, as well as movies of representative swimming experiments. For the 3-link swimmer, Figures \[fig:exp\_x(t)3l\],\[fig:exp\_y(t)3l\],\[fig:exp\_beta(t)3l\] show time plots of the body


and hydrodynamic interaction into the theoretical models. It is also planned to experimentally investigate the dependence of motion on the actuation frequency, in order to test the model’s assumption of time-invariant dynamics.

Acknowledgment {#acknowledgment .unnumbered}
==============

We would like to warmly thank Prof. Tal Shima, head of the Technion’s Laboratory of Cooperative Autonomous Systems for hosting the experiments at his lab. We thank Daniel Weinfeld, Sergey Shulman and Ilya Dakuko for arranging the experimental setup and for their help during the experiments. Special thanks to Ilya Dakuko for assembling the wireless operation system on the robots. We also thank Arik Bar-Yehuda and Noam Zriehan for constructing the pool, and Asaf Greenberg and Elon Tovi for designing and building the robot and for helping with the experiments. Finally, we wish to thank }

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preferential maternal expression of murine *Blcap* {#s2b}
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------

We measured gene expression in whole head samples of newborn mice with maternal and paternal uniparental duplication (UpDp) of distal Chr 2 ([@DDN322C13]), which includes the *Blcap* locus. Thus, both homologous copies of the *Blcap* locus are of either the maternal or the paternal epigenotype. Two microarrays containing probe sets specific to *Blcap* and *Nnat* (Fig. [1](#DDN322F1){ref-type="fig"}B) were hybridized with a MatDp(dist2) sample and a PatDp(dist2) sample, respectively. The *Blcap* probe set detected ∼2.4-fold more *Blcap* expression in MatDp(dist2) than in PatDp(dist2) material. The *Nnat* probe set, as expected, essentially failed to detect *Nnat* message in the MatDp(dist2) sample, while registering high *Nnat* levels in PatDp(dist2) newborn head (MatDp(dist2)/PatDp(dist2) = ∼0.006).

SNP-based allele-specific direct sequencing and quantitative real-time PCR confirm preferential maternal expression oflikely reflect the cumulative levels of both isoforms. Nevertheless, the microarray detected a ∼2.4-fold change in MatDp(dist2) relative to PatDp(dist2), suggesting that the paternally expressed *Blcap_v2a* is much less abundant than the predominantly maternally expressed *Blcap_v1a*. Based on our previous qRT--PCR measurements in newborn brain, *Blcap_v1a* is ∼100-fold more abundant than *Blcap_v2a* (Fig. [3](#DDN322F3){ref-type="fig"}B). Hence, *Blcap_v2a* is unlikely to have significantly contributed to the microarray measurements so that the small MatDp(dist2)/PatDp(dist2) ratio in relation to the qRT--PCR results is most likely due to the brain-specific imprinting of *Blcap*.

Transcript analysis by northern hybridization confirms findings for *Blcap_v1a* and *Blcap_v2a* {#s2f}
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Two northern blots with newborn brain RNA of MatDp(dist2), PatDp(dist2) and non-UpDp mice were hybridized with a probe to the last *Blcap* exon and a probe to the first exon of


was present in the MatDp(dist2) lane. A single band was visible in the PatDp(dist2) lane. At the corresponding position in the non-UpDp lane, a very faint band was present. This indicates paternal-only expression of *Blcap_v2a*. The band was slightly shifted upward relative to the band obtained with the N1 probe, as is expected of the slightly larger *Blcap_v2a* (2258 bp). The exposure times necessary to visualize the results for *Blcap_v2a* were considerably longer than for the N1 probe, which is consistent with the low abundance of *Blcap_v2a* relative to *Blcap_v1a* as determined by qRT--PCR.](ddn32204){#DDN322F4}

The probe specific for *Blcap_v2a* generated an obvious band in only the PatDp(dist2) lane at a position consistent with the slightly larger size of *Blcap_v2a* (2258 bp) relative to *Blcap_v1a*. At the same position, athat were heterozygous for a TG~n~ repeat copy number polymorphism (rs_11474161) in the last *BLCAP* exon where *n* = 7 or *n* = 8, i.e., *n* differed between the parental alleles by one.

In fetus no. 1, *BLCAP_V1a, b* and *c* were predominantly expressed from the *n* = 7 allele, while *BLCAP_V2a* transcripts originated from the *n* = 8 allele, indicating reciprocal allele-specific expression (Fig. [5](#DDN322F5){ref-type="fig"}). Primers designed to the last *BLCAP* exon, thought to be shared by all isoforms, amplified only the *n* = 7 allele, suggesting that the *BLCAP_V1* isoforms transcribed from the *n* = 7 allele are overall more abundant than isoforms like *BLCAP_V2a* that are expressed from the *n* = 8 allele. This recapitulates our observations on the relative expression levels of *Blcap_v1a* and *Blcap_v2a* in


abundant than the maternally expressed *Commd1_v1a* that was assayed in reference ([@DDN322C11]), similar to the relative abundances of *Blcap_v1a* and *Blcap_v2a*.

DISCUSSION {#s3}
==========

Tissue- and promoter-specific imprinting of *Blcap*/*Blcap* {#s3a}
-----------------------------------------------------------

The *BLCAP*/*Blcap* locus generates transcripts from distinct promoters downstream (*BLCAP_V1*/*Blcap_v1*) and upstream (*BLCAP_V2*/*Blcap_v2*) of *NNAT*/*Nnat* (Fig. [1](#DDN322F1){ref-type="fig"}). We found *Blcap_v1a* to be preferentially expressed from maternally inherited alleles in brain but not other murine tissues, indicating brain-specific imprinting (Fig. [2](#DDN322F2){ref-type="fig"}A and [Supplementary Material, Fig. S1](http://hmg.oxfordjournals.org/cgi/content/full/ddn322/DC1)). Similarly, *BLCAP_V1* transcripts are preferentially maternally expressed in human fetal brain (Fig. [5](#DDN322F5){ref-type="fig"}). In contrast, the *BLCAP_V2a*/*Blcap_v2a* isoforms are predominantly paternally expressed in brain (Figs [2](#DDN322F2){ref-type="fig"}C and [5](#DDN322F5){ref-type="fig"}). In mouse brain, *Blcap_v1a* is much more abundant than *Blcap_v2a* (Fig. [3](#DDN322F3){ref-type="fig"}B), explaining the overall dominance of *Blcap* transcripts from maternal alleles (microarray data and Fig. [4](#DDN322F4){ref-type="fig"}), which is also evident in human (Fig. [5](#DDN322F5){ref-type="fig"}).2% SSC, 0.5% SDS and for 40 min in 0.5% SSC, 0.5% SDS. The blot probed with N1 (last *Blcap* exon) was exposed to phosphor screen for 15 h. The exposure time for the N2 blot (*Blcap_v2a* exon 1) was 84 h. The phosphor screen was scanned with an Amersham Typhoon 9200 Variable Mode Imager at 50 µm resolution.

Bisulfite mutagenesis DNA methylation assay {#s4h}
-------------------------------------------

Genomic DNA extracted from 7.75 dpc *Dnmt3l*^−/+^ and wild-type visceral yolk sac (VYS) tissue was bisulfite-converted using the Zymo Research EZ DNA Methylation-Direct Kit (Cat. No. D5020) according to the manufacturer\'s protocol (∼500 ng input DNA per reaction). Genomic DNA of 8.5 dpc *Dnmt3l*^−/+^ embryos was converted as described ([@DDN322C12]). Four microlitre of converted DNA were used for each PCR with Thermoprime *Taq* DNA polymerase


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The House voted 240-187 to approve a resolution titled “Condemning President Trump’s racist comments directed at Members of Congress.” Every Democrat voted for the resolution. Four Republicans and former Republican Justin Amash of Michigan joined Democrats in the vote. The remaining House Republicans voted against the resolution.

Our democracy is founded on the fundamental belief that people of different races, ethnicities, religions, cultures and perspectives are all equal and can share their


is the result of the most extreme leftist factions clashing with the moderate party leadership, I believe that President Trump’s love-it-or-leave-it attacks against these representatives are completely unacceptable and overtly racist.

The epithet of “going back to your country” has a long and painful racist history in America. This was what decedents of slaves were told after being in America for generations, what Chinese people were told while the government implemented the Chinese Exclusion Act, and what American children of color were told when slowly integrating all-white schools in the decades after the Supreme Court outlawed “separate but equal” segregated schools in 1951.

Indeed, it is critical that Reps. Ocasio-Cortez, Tlaib, Omar, and Pressley work with their Democratic allies in Congress in a cooperative and conciliatory way, and in a            This study used data from the same cohort as the Brown 2004 study. The retrospective comparison of CD4 data was not included in the paper but the unpublished data were provided by the authors.
  Kallestrup 2005                                                 Randomized, unblinded, controlled trial of immediate versus delayed (at 3 months) therapy of schistosomiasis. Patients with and without HIV-1 infection who were found to be infected with schistosomes were randomized to


HIV-1 uninfected pregnant women. There was no significant difference noted in baseline intestinal helminth or schistosomiasis prevalence between the groups. Eleven of 23 women with one or more helminth infection transmitted HIV-1 to their infant (48%) compared to two of twenty women (10%) who did not have helminth co-infection (p\<0.01). HIV-1 infected women with helminth co-infection were 7 fold more likely to transmit HIV-1 to their infant after controlling for the effect of concurrent malaria infection. Data on maternal HIV-1 RNA or CD4 counts were not presented.
  Ganley-Leal 2006                                                                 This study did not present comparative data evaluating CD4, HIV-1 RNA or clinical progression in the context of documented helminth infection.
  Lawn 2000                                  No comparison group. Participants enrolled and treated. Changes in HIV-1 RNA and CD4 then recorded over time. No information presented on differences in outcome measures between successfully treated individuals and those who were not successfully cured of schistosomiasis or who were re-infected.


individuals). The standardized mean difference ranged from −0.01 to −0.23 for these comparisons.

### Changes in CD4 counts within individuals prior to and after helminth eradication therapy {#s3b2}

Two observational studies compared changes in CD4 counts in a 6 month period prior to treatment of helminths to changes observed during follow-up post-treatment in the same individuals [@pntd.0000102-Brown2],[@pntd.0000102-Elliott1]. Neither of these studies showed significant differences in CD4 count changes before and after treatment of helminth co-infection. In the 6 month period preceding helminth treatment, one study noted a CD4 decline of 36 cells/µL in 177 individuals and a decline of 42 cells/µL in the 6 months following treatment while the other study documented a rise in mean CD4 count of 3 cells/µL among 30 individuals prior to treatment versus a declineinfections, which may also correlate with control of HIV-1. Comparing individual data from a period of time prior to de-worming to data following therapy is also subject to limitations. Individuals may acquire helminth infection during the period between the initial measurement of CD4 count or HIV-1 RNA and the de-worming visit and this could result in misclassification of the exposure. In addition, rates of change in CD4 count and viral load in HIV-1 infected individuals differ over time, making it difficult to compare changes in these parameters at two different periods within an individual. These limitations compromise the strength of the evidence regarding treatment effect and highlight the need for randomized placebo-controlled trials to determine effects of anti-helminthics on HIV-1 progression.

There are important possible interactions between helminths and


HIV-1 that may be dependent on the intensity of helminth infection or differences in the infecting helminth species. Helminth burden has been correlated with HIV-1 RNA levels in HIV-1 co-infected individuals and may be an important factor in determining the extent to which helminths affect HIV-1 progression [@pntd.0000102-Wolday1]. In addition, helminth species differ in their level of tissue invasiveness, level of resulting host immune activation and other factors which may explain observed differences in the interactions between HIV-1 and various helminths seen in observational studies [@pntd.0000102-Brown1].

All of the included studies were limited by short follow-up duration. The finding of changes in HIV-1 RNA levels despite the short duration of follow-up in these studies is perhaps more biologically plausible than a finding of changes in clinical staging or CD4counts. Helminth infection may directly suppress the Th1 response leading to a reduction in virus specific CD8+ cytotoxic T lymphocytes (CTL\'s) [@pntd.0000102-Allen1],[@pntd.0000102-Maizels1]. Plasma HIV-1 viral load is directly related to HIV-1 specific CTL responses in humans and a reduction in CTL response is associated with a more rapid progression of HIV-1 disease [@pntd.0000102-Actor1],[@pntd.0000102-GomezEscobar1],[@pntd.0000102-Goodridge1],[@pntd.0000102-Pastrana1],[@pntd.0000102-vanderKleij1]. It is plausible that the changes in immune control of HIV-1 replication could lead to more immediate changes in HIV-1 RNA levels following helminth infection or eradication. In contrast, CD4 decline appears more related to immune activation status and changes in regulatory T cell expression and function which may resolve more slowly following treatment of helminth infection [@pntd.0000102-Brown1].

The ideal study design to determine anti-helminth treatment effect on HIV-1 progression is a randomized clinical trial. Thus,


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I've got a private postfix relay VPS which is used by customers where they've installed their own e-mail servers in their offices and hosted over their ADSL connection. In the interests of reliable e-mail delivery, it's really not recommended to send mail directly from ISP IP addresses so I offer them the ability to use our private relay. However one of these customers has decided to send a newsletter to 5,000 recipients. I caught this straight away and dumped them all into the hold queue.
But now I'd like to try and flush this queue in batches, starting with the oldest messages.
Anyone got any ideas how to do this?
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