avian flu death figures were greater than 1,000,000, so any calculated physical impact would have to be much more exaggerated to guarantee “panic” gripping the globe. I am thinking somewhere along the lines of 50,000,000 dead would be powerful enough for synthesis, though not so great an additional burden to “break” the system. 85.000.000 killed by “history’s nightmare” diphtheria (we’ll ignore the fact that happened in waves over decades); does not this emulate those levels? The remaining unanswered question pertains to whether stocks of Ebola “medications” are sufficient in quantity to satisfy demands. Presuming death rates do convince the people, phase two will be much harder to manage. Surely there is only one certain way not to indefinitely spook populations into noncompliance. In that regard, authoritative statisticians wouldneed to raise alternative blame agents well ahead of time in case too many were sterilised too quickly, otherwise the “penny might drop” causing people to avoid pharmaceutical advice like the plague. I personally think, when push comes to shove, multi-pronged strategies offer the least hazardous recourse (for those evil masterminds). Correspondingly high enough percentages could be made infertile to substantially limit new crops, marginally satisfying the objective, with the greater remainder (of those destined for the knacker’s yard) given serums that ruin their immune systems. The beauty of doing it that way (as far as the establishment is concerned) is the sick won’t perish so fast, they clog funeral parlours. After it is all over, wouldn’t it be hilarious if paedophilia is legally encouraged “to rebuild populations”?

We


lid on serious investigation into any inner Earth settlements.

There is so much we could know if only we opened our minds. Slowly I reveal the unrevealable. In “Autism Corroborates Darwinism” I concluded that evolution is spread over the relative skill set by a combination of our holy trinity: atoms, starlight and DNA. Per this system, changes could be negotiated at individual, full or sub-group levels. In the case of vaccines, a few unlucky individuals presumably take the hit for the group. In line with this mechanism, every child of a particular batch is made autistic, but most suffer complaints so mild symptoms would be barely recognisable, if at all. Because the majority, including most so-called intellectuals, are so busy validating or accounting their rogue belief systems, truths likedone well is a job not done at all. Those that are time poor have lives cluttered with too much nonsense. If you are time poor, it is your duty to review life processes. But, let’s face it, most time poor people are sorry liars.

The Pasteur article has exposed a number of weaknesses pertaining to the human condition. Now we near the end of this entry, I am obliged to highlight poor attention span as an extra consequence of our fraudulent nature. When, last post, I intimated people don’t read e-books because they are ungenerous, that was not the only reason. Many have such poor attention; simple phrases only are barely retained. Thus, I try to keep my blog entries to “fewer than 3,000 words”. We have already


allelic family, 48% for both allelic families. In the *P.falciparum* malaria positive isolates, 36% were positive for the 3D7 allelic family, 20% for the FC27 allelic family, 40% for both allelic families. In the SCD malaria positive isolates, 14 different alleles were identified with 7 alleles belonging to each of the allelic families of IC3D7 and FC27. In the malaria positive isolates, 18 alleles in total were identified with 10 for the 3D7/IC family (50-600 bp) and 8 for the FC27 family (150-550 bp) The Multiplicity of infection (MOI) was lower in the SCD malaria positive isolates (1.67) than in the malaria positive (1.75) isolates but the difference was not statistically different (*P* = 0.3478).Fig. 2Allelic families of MSP2. Comparison of the distribution of the IC/3D7 and FC27 allelic families between isolatesBeale (narrator)

BBC Symphony Orchestra

Ben Palmer (conductor)

Paddington’s First Concert sees the marmalade-loving Peruvian bear making his conducting debut - at the Royal Albert Hall. And in Paddington at St Paul’s he is surprised to find himself a member of the Choir of St Paul’s Cathedral.

Paddington's First Concert was written by © Michael Bond 1973 and is published by Chester Music. Paddington at St Paul’s was written by © Michael Bond 2018 and is published by HarperCollins Children’s Books. Illustrations © R. W. Alley 2018.


be uploaded.
For default setting, use $BITRISE_APK_PATH for Android or $BITRISE_IPA_PATH for iOS |
| App Visibility | You can list your app name and icon on your DeployGate profile page. This variable effects in just for visibility, not for allowing download or install by anonymous. |

You can also set optional variables for using advanced features as below:

| Input Variables | Description |
| --- | --- |
| Short Message | Summary of update shown on DeployGate.
You can use $GIT_CLONE_COMMIT_MESSAGE_SUBJECT if you want to use the same message as git commit |
| Distribution Key | You can make multiple public install links (we called it Distribution Page) for a different version of app binary in the same app.
By specifying the distribution page's hash, that distribution page will be updated simultaneously.to those around us, we set the stage for "reciprocal altruism," making it more likely that friends and family will reach out to us in turn. Those of us who are ambivalent about our own emotions also can have difficulty understanding and correctly identifying the emotional expressions of others, which only further complicates current and future relationships. Ambivalent people "tend to 'read too much emotion' even in simple emotional situations, which leads them to mistrust the expressions of others" (Chen, Chen & Tsai, 2012, p. 389). Because ambivalence can lead to an incorrect interpretation of and response to events, simply feeling gratitude isn't enough if the expression of gratitude is confused or inhibited.

In the case of those who are ambivalent about their expression of emotion, then, gratitude exercises


may not always work well to improve emotional well being. What can be done to make gratitude more effective for the emotionally ambivalent? Simply being aware of one’s own ambivalence is a good start, understanding that the conflict we feel about having expressed emotion is a sign of ambivalence and not something that everyone experiences. Chen, Chen and Tsai also discuss a promising technique called psychological displacement writing (PDW). In PDW, participants write diary entries, first using first-person pronouns, then from a second-person perspective, and finally from a third-person point of view. For the emotionally ambivalent, this kind of multiple-perspective taking may be more useful than and help to prepare the groundwork for more traditional gratitude work.

Does a practice of gratitude help you to feel better? Or mightinefficient microorganisms in this type of bioconversion or need to be grown under conditions which are not convenient for large scale exploitation.
For example, K. C. Guven et al., in Parfumerie und Kosmetik 59, 263 (1978), showed that Candida krusei failed to oxidize citral into geranic acid, but produced geraniol instead.
On the other hand, U.S. Pat. No. 5,071,762 which teaches a method for converting short chain alcohols into the corresponding acids by the action of a yeast from the genera Candida, Kluyveromyces, Hansenula, Saccharomyces or Pichia, it was shown that said method required a period of anaerobic fermentation of the yeast, described as physiological or environmental manipulation of the yeast culture, before the bioconversion of the alcohol. In a specific example the authors showed that yeast which had not


for administering the

Medicare program.

      Some of the hospital services provided by Plaintiffs are covered by

Medicare. At the close of each fiscal year, Plaintiffs file a “cost report” with a

                                        -4-
fiscal intermediary to determine their entitlement to Medicare reimbursement. 42

C.F.R. §§ 413.20(b). A fiscal intermediary is generally a private insurance

company (in this case, BlueCross BlueShield of Oklahoma) that acts as a claims

processor for Medicare claims. The intermediary analyzes and audits the cost

report and issues a notice of program reimbursement (NPR) that gives the hospital

a finalAnadarko held the

Secretary’s DSH regulation void ab initio—thus, there is no question that if the

instant NPRs can be reopened, they should be recalculated. Plaintiffs had no need

                                        - 16 -
for the district court to make that same determination in this case, and indeed it

did not. The district court in this case nowhere required that the DSH

reimbursement be calculated in a particular way. It ordered only that Plaintiffs’

NPRs be reopened in accordance with the regulations.

      Given that Plaintiffs are in fact challenging Ruling 97-2 and


not the DSH

calculation, they have clearly exhausted their administrative remedies. They

timely filed requests for reopening pursuant to 42 C.F.R. § 405.1885(a) and then

attempted to have the PRRB review the intermediary’s application of Ruling 97-2.

Once the PRRB declined jurisdiction, Plaintiffs had no other alternatives for

agency review and timely filed this action in the district court. Contrary to the

Secretary’s suggestions, it would have been impossible for Plaintiffs to have

resolved this issue through an initial appeal to the PRRB within 180 days after the

issuance of the NPRs at issue because Ruling 97-2 was not in effect or applied to

them until after the 180-day window for appeal had passed. 42 U.S.C.

§ 1395oo(f)(a)(1); see Monmouth Med. Ctr. v. Thompson, 257 F.3d 807, 815

(D.C. Cir. 2001) (“The Secretary argues that the hospitals have failedto exhaust

their remedies, because they failed to file proper appeals of their NPRs under

§ 1395oo(a). But that fact is hardly relevant here. The question is whether they

have done all they can to vindicate their right to reopening. We have already

shown above how all other avenues of relief are either foreclosed or futile.”);

                                        - 17 -
Your Home Visiting Nurse Servs., Inc. v. Sec’y of Health & Human Servs., 132

F.3d 1135, 1141 (6th Cir. 1997), aff’d on other grounds, 525 U.S. 449, 456-57

(1999) (“Your Home’s failure to appeal the initial determination


                           - 20 -
notification to the intermediaries under (b)). Instead, the Ruling merely concedes

that the Secretary’s interpretation was “contrary to the applicable law in four

judicial circuits.” Ruling 97-2 (emphasis added).

      Second, the Ruling clearly asserts the Secretary’s belief that his DSH

regulation was a permissible interpretation of the applicable statute and that the

purpose of changing his interpretation was to ensure national uniformity in

calculation of DSH reimbursement, not a concession that his prior interpretation

was inconsistent with the applicable law.

      Third, Ruling 97-2, rather than notifying the fiscal intermediary to reopen

and revise the challenged NPRs, exclusively with that administrative body that rendered the last
             determination or decision.

42 C.F.R. § 405.1885 (emphasis added).

      In Ruling 97-2, the Secretary adopted a new prospective interpretation of

its DSH rule and forbade the reopening of NPRs by intermediaries on the basis of

this new interpretation. Plaintiffs argue that in this respect Ruling 97-2 violated

the Secretary’s clear, non-discretionary duty to allow the fiscal intermediaries to

exercise their discretion to reopen NPRs without instruction from the Secretary.

Plaintiffs believe this duty is found in § 405.1885(c), which states that

jurisdiction for reopening rests exclusively with the fiscal intermediary. Because

we give significant discretion to agency interpretations of their own regulations,

we conclude that § 405.1885(c) does not create


it is “plainly erroneous

or inconsistent with the regulation.” Thomas Jefferson Univ. v. Shalala, 512 U.S.

504, 512 (1994) (internal quotation marks and citation omitted).

      We believe the Secretary’s interpretation is permissible. The provision in

question does not say that the fiscal intermediary has exclusive discretion to

decide whether to reopen. It says the fiscal intermediary has exclusive

jurisdiction over the reopening decision. These two concepts are distinct.

“Discretion” means “a power or right conferred upon [public functionaries] by

law of acting officially in certain circumstances, according to the dictates of their

own judgment and conscience, uncontrolled by the judgment or conscience of

others.” Black’s Law Dictionary at 419 (5th ed. 1979). Nowhere does the

regulation indicate that the intermediary has unfettered discretion to decide

reopenings. “Jurisdiction,” on the other hand, means the “[p]owerthe Plaintiffs in this case challenge the validity

of a rule promulgated by the Secretary—in this case Ruling 97-2. While a typical

rule would likely apply to the fiscal intermediary’s original determination of

benefits, and thus could be challenged by appeal to the PRRB, the challenged

portion of Ruling 97-2 applies only to a request for reopening. Once the

reopening is denied by the fiscal intermediary—under what the Plaintiffs allege is

an invalid rule—they have no recourse to challenge the rule. Thus, there is no

conceivable set of circumstances that could have permitted Plaintiffs to challenge

the validity of Ruling 97-2 within the procedures provided by the agency. This

constitutes the “no review at all” that Illinois Council held justified federal

question jurisdiction.

       Although Illinois Council ultimately denied federal question jurisdiction to

the


challenged Ruling 97-2 at the earliest opportunity, and the PRRB

declared it had no jurisdiction over the challenge, leaving Plaintiffs no remaining

avenues through which to pursue their claims before the agency. Thus, Plaintiffs

effectively received “no review at all” on their challenge to Ruling 97-2 and

should be permitted to bring their challenge before this court. Because of this

unique situation, we conclude that we may exercise federal question jurisdiction

over this case under Michigan Academy.

IV.   MERITS

      Having granted federal question jurisdiction, however, we reverse the

district court’s grant of summary judgment for the Plaintiffs because they have

failed to state a claim on which they can succeed.

      Plaintiffs first contend that Ruling 97-2 and/or the Anadarko decision

constituted notification to the intermediaries that           -2-
      It appears that the Secretary is attempting to read the mandatory reopening

regulation, § 405.1885(b), as requiring an intermediary to reopen only if an NPR

was erroneous at the time it was issued. In other words, the Secretary wants to

focus on the state of the law at the time an NPR was initially decided by the fiscal

intermediary. Applying that rationale to the facts of this case, the Secretary

asserts that at the time the NPRs at issue were decided by the intermediary, they

were consistent with Tenth Circuit law (i.e., there were no Tenth Circuit cases on

point so the law was defined by the Secretary’s regulations interpreting the DSH).

      In


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However, this API is not implemented in Titanium, so right now to solve this problem you have to catch this error wait couple seconds showing user quick information and then try again.

+ 2*n + r - g = 0 for n.
0
Let t(i) = -2*i - 12. Let b be t(-8). Let d = -2 + b. Solve -d*a + 2*s + 2*s + 18 = 0, 0 = -a - s + 3 for a.
5
Let u(r) = -r + 2. Let l be u(-5). Suppose -4*h - 5 - 1 = -3*n, 2*h = 2*n - 4. Solve 3*p - 15 = -h*f + 3*f, -2*f = p + l for p.
1
Let h be (10/(-15))/(3/(-18)). Suppose -h*i = -9*i - 25, 21 = 2*g + 3*i. Solve 4*v + v - g = -u, -5*u - v - 6 = 0 for u.
-2
Let c(d) = d - 2. Let v be c(6). Suppose -v*k + 13 = -63. Solve


Solve -4*z = 4*s + 24, 0*s + 2*z + u = s for s.
-2
Suppose -5*i + 91 = 21. Solve 0 = 5*f + 3*r + i, -6*f = -2*f + 3*r + 10 for f.
-4
Suppose 4*z + 5*i = 13, 0 = z + 3*i - 1 - 4. Suppose 4 = 2*r - z. Let t = r - -4. Solve -16 = t*d - 3*d, 4*h - 5*d = 0 for h.
-5
Suppose -3*p = -l - 8, -7 = 4*l - p - 19. Suppose -y = -l*y + 15. Suppose 5*u + 8 = 2*b, 4*u = u - y*b + 20. Solve u*s - 14 = -5*s + a, -1 = -a for s.
3
Let s = 2 + 0. Suppose -4*g =2016, she was the first woman to lead the organization. Hammerschmid resigned from both positions upon entering politics in 2016.

Political career

Hammerschmid considered going into formal politics for most of her adult life and systematically built a strong network of useful connections.
Even so, she did not join any political party.
Her working-class family background, which she says kept strongly influencing her ideologically, would have naturally positioned her left of center.
In matters of education and science policy, however, she felt more closely aligned with the Austrian People's Party, a party philosophically conservative and sociologically middle to upper class.
She is also broadly sympathetic to classical liberalism, stating in an interview that some of the platform planks of NEOS would resonate with her.
Hammerschmid is not easily pigeonholed into any of the three


Monday, May 5, 2014

Sharswood Fellowship to Mayeaux

It's that time of year when we announce and congratulate the incoming class of legal history fellows. Last week we announced the Miller Center's latest group, which traditionally includes at least a few legal historians. Next on our list: we've learned that Sara Mayeux, who is currently finishing up a year at Harvard Law School as the Raoul Berger-Mark De Wolfe Howe Legal History Fellow, is headed to the University of Pennsylvania Law School, where she will be the George Sharswood Fellow in Law and History.

Mayeux is a Ph.D. candidate at Stanford University, where she also earned her J.D. She writes about the development of American criminal law and criminal justice institutions. You can read more about her research here, at herto shows like Steven Universe, in which plot-developing, world-building episodes are frequently interspersed amongst more slice-of-life, character-driven episodes. Many fans who tune into the show specifically because of the former therefore become understandably irritated when the show airs a few weeks of the latter and then goes away without another word.

That does not mean, however, that the Bomb-Then-Break airing strategy does not contain some positive aspects. Cartoon reviewer PIEGUYRULZ, following the three-month-long “Summer of Steven” event (in which one episode was premiered every weeknight throughout most of Summer 2016), stated in a discussion video, “Having something to look forward to, like a short, 11-minute burst to look forward to all day, […] just makes life better.”

In the same video, however, fellow reviewer Phoenixpen pointed out the inherent problems


most important issues of the day that needed fixing.

„Climate change would be right at the top,“ Obama said onstage. „There’s such a thing as being too late.“

Obama said modern culture contributed to climate change by encouraging people to consume more. By way of example, he said houses today consumed more electricity than before.

„We were just talking about the fact that it’s great we’re creating all sorts of energy efficiencies, but it’s also true that part of our challenge about climate change is a culture that says more is always better and bigger is always better,“ Obama said.

New technology has ‚amplified inequalities‘

The other two most important issues are the rise of inequality within and between nations, as well as the rise of the information age, Obama said. These issues,he said, are being „turbocharged by globalization and technology.“

Obama said that while new technology had given a larger reach to successful figures like himself and Benioff, helping them become more successful and influential, he also thought technology had „amplified inequalities.“ He said he thought about what could be done so „every kid has a good school and nobody is homeless on the streets.“

„So much of the political turmoil we’re seeing right now has to do with people feeling legitimately and materially insecure because of those disruptions, and we have not adjusted our social institutions to make sure that we benefit from this huge rise in productivity that comes from technology,“ Obama said.

‚We are siloing ourselves off from each other‘

Similarly, Obama said, with the rise of social media and


new photos. However, it’s a bit more time-consuming to go through my old photos on flickr and determine which photos were take with which lens.

Then I had a thought: the camera model used to take a photo is encoded in the photo’s EXIF data; so are the focal length, shutter speed, and aperture. The specific lens used is not included in the EXIF data, as far as I know. But using the information that is is there, it ought to be possible, I thought, to locate all the photos that were taken with a particular lens.

This led me to search for a way to locate photos on flickr based on their EXIF data. Amazingly, there's very little information out there about how to do this. I did finda 1/60 s shutter and with the flash biased -2.0 and pointed up at the white ceiling. I'm very pleased with the results. All 33 photos are online.

2008-01-16

Now it’s beginning to feel like climbing again. After a couple of months in Austin, I had lost a bit of my strength. I’m proud to say that I’m now almost back to where I was before my trip to the States. It helped too, no doubt, that I got a full night’s sleep last night. Alex had been trying his usual annoying tricks, meowing and clawing papers in order to keep me awake an get attention. But last night I had finally had enough, so I locked him in the kitchen.

This black problem that had vexed me for weeks, and


mm, and the distance L.sub.k curved along the pin from the electron emitting center of the cathode 9 to the outer end of the stem 5 is more than 28 mm; otherwise heat generated in the lamp when turned on (such as heat generated by the impact of hydrogen ions on the hot-cathode surface, heat generated in the surface of the electron converging part 11 by the emission of light at the electron converging part 11, and heat generated when electrons strike the anode 7) would cause thermal adverse effects on the glass system of the lamp. In the pinched stem 5, the glass and the metal material (of the electrode holding pins) are fused with each other which are different in thermal expansion coefficient from each other.of having the two telescopes at the same site.

“Future coordination between the teams will also benefit other areas of astronomy, as complementary views from the two telescopes can provide a more complete picture of a situation.”

Original Publication

‘No low-frequency emission from extremely bright Fast Radio Bursts’, published in Astrophysical Journal Letters on October 29th, 2018.

More Information

The MWA

The Murchison Widefield Array (MWA) is a low frequency radio telescope and is the first of four Square Kilometre Array (SKA) precursors to be completed.

A consortium of partner institutions from seven countries (Australia, USA, India, New Zealand, Canada, Japan, and China) financed the development, construction, commissioning, and operations of the facility. The MWA consortium is led by Curtin University.

ICRAR

The International Centre for Radio Astronomy Research (ICRAR) is a joint venture between Curtin University


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" then we can get him for laundering." " No, there's only one problem." " What's that?" " Fuentes..." "Verone's tapping' her." "Tappin' her?" "Tappin' her how?" "That is crap!" "What you talkin' about, homeboy?" "We know what we seen." "What do you think, O'Conner?" "You think she's compromised?" " You should know." " What's that supposed to mean?" "What?" "You mean your old pal O'Conner didn't tell ya?" "He flipped on Bilkins in L.A. Gave his mark his car keys and let him disappear." "That's why he's not a cop anymore." "So what do you think, expert?" "Man, I don't know." "All right." "We'll keep an eye on her." "We're out of here." "You let your man go, huh?" "Drop it." "I don't wanna talk about it.""Drop it, hell!" "I wanna hear about this, homey." "I said forget about it, cuz." "We got Fuentes in with Verone, Markham tryin' to blow our cover... and we got two wired cars that are no better than that damn ankle bracelet of mine." "I'm-a tell you, brah." "You let your man Markham do that shit again in front of Verone," " that's gonna be our ass." " I know, man." "I know." "It's gettin' thick real quick, and we may need a way out." " We gotta come up with some exit strategy." " Exit strategy, huh?" "Yeah." "I like the way that sounds." "What you got in mind?" "I don't know, man." "But we need two more cars." "Yeah." "Here they come." "Fonzie and Fabio." "Glad


call it "may the best player win", when the Men's singles world champonship could not even participate.

How do you expect XXZ and XXF feel when they know damn well that their Olympic dreams were stolen from them by some rank 100+ players from another country???

I have to say, human nature as it is, consider the "luck" as "I deserve it". Once there's no more "luck" but "reality", we feel "I got cheated".

The practice of asking someone to lose deliberately is definitely wrong. It is not only unethical, but it violates a human right.

If LYB is concerned with the preservation of human dignity, he should not interfere with his players' motivation to play their best. As we say "May the best player win".

It is not proper to set upin the OG08(well at least according to current ranking)... and that is NOT COOL!!!!!!!!!

3. WD: GL/HS (not sure about Hung Sui status), ZJW/YW, ZYW/WYL, Du Jing/Yu Yang(like all in top 10, if stay in the same pair and enough chance to play)

Tell me, any of the above does NOT deserve to play OG? However, we will see a huge cut of about 50% (7 out of 16 and 4 out of 7 WS) of listed above. Thanks for the "fairness" with the OG setup to begin with.

Before we feel bad for the "match fixing" victims, let's free bad for the above listed elites...

to add, we should look at the big picture. We all wanted fair play and ethical standard. On a larger scale, we have vote rigging/buying within


the capacity of the foam to by capillary action absorb liquid after compression and since often thinness of absorbent articles are strived at, fiber addition may give certain advantages. Fiber addition further improves the liquid distributing capacity of the foam. Another advantage associated with an absorbent foam structure according to the invention, is that it is more flexible and pliable than a structure that is mainly based on fibers. By the fact that the superabsorbent material is in the form of a foam structure, the problem of high amounts of dusts associated with the manufacture of absorbent structures containing superabsorbent materials in the form of small particles, is avoided.
Examples of hydrophilic fibers are different types of hydrophilic natural or synthetic fibers. Some examples of fibers are pulp fibersthan 80 weight percent fibers, based on the total weight of the structure in dry condition, the absorbent structure loses its softness and flexibility and can be felt as being stiff and uncomfortable when being used in an article. According to a more preferred embodiment the fibers amount to 20-60 weight percent of the total weight of the polymeric open-cell foam in dry condition.
According to one embodiment the structure comprises as seen in the z-direction a liquid acquisition portion, at which the liquid acquisition portion contains a higher amount of hydrophilic fibers than the liquid storage portion. One advantage of such a structure is that the upper part of the absorbent structure located closest to the wearer, gets a higher liquid distributing capacity than the lower liquid storage


As a cruel joke, my headphones decided to stop working at this time creating a trifecta of frustration. But I have it all sorted out now (fingers crossed), so we will travel back in time in the next post to what you would have seen last Tuesday.Q:

Is it possible to make a secure JSONP request?

I only have to support new browsers.
I have to rely on an external service to provide JSONP data, I do not own that service and it does not allow CORS.
I feel very uneasy having to trust JSONP requests from the external server, since they can run arbitrary code on my end, which would allow them to track my users, and even steal their information.
I was wondering if there was any way to create a JSONP request that is also secure?
(Related: How to reliably secure public JSONP requests? but not with the new browser relaxation)
NOTE: I asked/answered it Q&A style, but I'm very open to other ideas.

A:

Yes!
It is possible. One way to do it would be to use WebWorkers.


"var cb=function(val){postMessage(val)};" +
        "importScripts('" + url + "?callback=cb" + getParams + "');"],{ type: "text/javascript" });
    var blobURL = window.URL.createObjectURL(blob);
    var worker = new Worker(blobURL);

    // When you get a message, execute the callback and stop the WebWorker
    worker.onmessage = function (e) {
        callback(e.data);
        worker.terminate();
        };
    worker.postMessage(getParams); // Send the request
    setTimeout(function(){
        worker.terminate();//terminate after 10 seconds in any case.
    },10000);
};

Here is sample usage that works in JSFiddle:
jsonp("http://jsfiddle.net/echo/jsonp", {
    "hello": "world"
},Age at menarche in contemporary Greek girls: evidence for levelling-off of the secular trend.
To examine the secular trend of menarcheal age in Greek girls during the last decade. Seven hundred and fifty senior high schoolgirls were asked through a questionnaire to report their date of menarche, participation in physical activities and their weight status at menarche. The data were compared with those of a study of 1996. Mean age at menarche (+/-SD) in 2006 was 12.29 (1.19) and in 1996 it was 12.27 (1.13) years, p = 0.73. Maternal menarcheal age was 13.02 (1.32). There was a significant correlation between age at menarche of the schoolgirls and their mothers, p < 0.0001. There was a significant difference in the age at menarche according to the schoolgirls' perceived weight


of such an experiment would be fairly complex owing to the fact that, from one sequence to another, many parameters would be changed. Secondly, the growth of the magnetization, at the end of the time T1 is not fully controlled since, from one sequence to another, the duration of the sequences would be different.
It will also be noted that the duration of the sequences is limited by the absorption of energy in the patient. It must be considered in the case of multi-slice image acquisition (for which the duration of acquisition is proportional to the number of slices). The number of acquisitions thus soon becomes a problem if each acquisition lasts too long./*
 * Copyright 2006-2012 the original author or authors.
 *
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package com.consol.citrus.dsl.design;

import java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit;

import com.consol.citrus.TestCase;
import com.consol.citrus.dsl.UnitTestSupport;
import org.testng.Assert;
import org.testng.annotations.Test;

import com.consol.citrus.actions.SleepAction;

/**
 * @author Christoph Deppisch
 */
public class SleepTestDesignerTest extends UnitTestSupport {

    @Test


here, along with an illustration of the key finding from this study: intramolecular photoinduced electron transfer is rapid in **TAA-B-Ru^2+^** in CH~2~Cl~2~ (a), but upon fluoride addition the **TAA-BF~2~^--^-Ru^2+^** species is formed, and the rate constant for intramolecular electron transfer (*k*~ET~) decreases by more than 2 orders of magnitude (b). All compounds in scheme were isolated as PF~6~^--^ salts, see ESI.[†](#fn1){ref-type="fn"}](c5sc00964b-s1){#sch1}

Many prior studies have used chemical stimuli to control electron transfer rates, for example protons which are bound by amine donors,[@cit10] cations which are coordinated by aza crown ether donors,[@cit11] or Lewis acids which interact with quinone acceptors,[@cit12] just to name a few. However, in the vast majority of cases the chemical stimulus interacts directly with the donor or the acceptor, and control is achieved by changing thewith fluoride binding constants reported earlier for related organoboron compounds in similarly apolar solution.[@cit5f],[@cit7b],[@cit7o],[@cit8b],[@cit8e],[@cit17]

###### Cumulative fluoride binding constants[^*a*^](#tab1fna){ref-type="fn"}

                     log(β~1,1~)   log(β~1,2~)
  ------------------ ------------- -------------
  **TAA-B-Ru^2+^**   6.9 ± 0.4     11.9 ± 0.4
  **B-Ru^2+^**       7.0 ± 0.7     13.0 ± 0.8

^*a*^In dry CH~2~Cl~2~ at 22 °C. Determined on the basis of the UV-Vis absorption data from [Fig. 1](#fig1){ref-type="fig"} and S1--S4 using commercial 1.0 M TBAF solution in THF.

Addition of TBAF to CD~2~Cl~2~ solutions of **TAA-B-Ru^2+^** and **B-Ru^2+^** leads to the appearance of a resonance at --170 ppm in the ^19^F NMR


in **TAA-B-Ru^2+^** in CH~2~Cl~2~.[@cit23] Thermal electron transfer in the reverse direction then occurs with Δ*G*0bET ≈ --1.8 eV. As noted above, the photoinduced reaction occurs with *k*~ET~ ≥ 10^8^ s^--1^ whereas for the thermal reverse reaction one finds *k*~bET~ = 1.05 × 10^7^ s^--1^. Thus, the thermal reverse reaction is slower than photoinduced electron transfer despite a substantially higher driving force, indicating that the thermal process occurs in the so-called Marcus inverted region,[@cit24] as observed before for several other examples of simple donor--acceptor dyads with d^6^ metal diimine photosensitizers.[@cit20c]--[@cit20e],[@cit25] However, the most important result until now is that photoinduced electron transfer from the triarylamine to the Ru(bpy)~3~^2+^ unit of **TAA-B-Ru^2+^** in de-oxygenated CH~2~Cl~2~ at 22 °C occurs with a rate constant of *k*~ET~ ≥ 10^8^ s^--1^ ([Scheme 1a](#sch1){ref-type="fig"}).

Photophysicssolid green trace in [Fig. 5b](#fig5){ref-type="fig"} was obtained under the exact same conditions as that of **TAA-BF~2~^--^-Ru^2+^** in [Fig. 5a](#fig5){ref-type="fig"}. The solid traces in [Fig. 5a and b](#fig5){ref-type="fig"} are virtually identical, indicating that the same photoproduct is formed in the dyad and in the reference compound when F^--^ is bound. Since the reference compound lacks the triarylamine donor, this observation strongly suggests that intramolecular photoinduced electron transfer from the triarylamine to Ru(bpy)~3~^2+^ does no longer occur to a significant extent in **TAA-BF~2~^--^-Ru^2+^**.

![Transient difference spectra measured after excitation of 2 × 10^--5^ M solutions of (a) **TAA-B-Ru^2+^** and (b) **B-Ru^2+^** in de-oxygenated CH~2~Cl~2~ at 532 nm with laser pulses of ∼10 ns duration in absence (dotted traces) and in presence of 4 equivalents of TBAF (solid traces) at 22


stream of photos and make moving GIFs.
•
– Create immersive spherical photos.
•
– Add elegant background blur (bokeh) to close-up pictures.
•
– Capture action in epic slow motion video (up to 240 fps on some supported devices).
Requirements – The latest version of Google Camera only works on recent Nexus and Pixel devices on Android 7.1.1 and above. Some features are not available on all devices.
Permissions
• Camera: Required in order to capture pictures and videos.
• Location: Required in order to add location information to pictures.
• Microphone: Required in order to record audio with every video.
• Storage: Required in order to save picture and videos.be only worst for a beginner, i also read some some of this books and most of them are wroted with just 1 platform in mind, without focusing on the language, and in the end if you learn how to initialize 1 context for your rendering you are blessed.
I think that you have to focus on your language, simply because the fact that you can master or not your library of choice only depends on how good you are with that language, if you can't say what a library does, it's probably your fault about some missing concepts about the language.
The architecture and the design of your application also heavily relies on your know-how about the choosen language.
Most of the books about rendering techniques are good for teaching


a sexual anxiety as an alternative
to thinking about our sense of self-worth
and the childhood that destroyed it. Panic
may be invited to shield us from more profound
sources of self-aware agony. And yet, of course,
we are always better off getting to the root
cause of our troubles, rather than filling
our minds with diversionary panic – and
in order to do so, we would be wise at points
to ask ourselves a simple but possibly highly
revealing question: ‘If your mind wasn’t
currently filled with these particular anxious
thoughts, what might you have to think about
right now?’ The question, as simple in structure
as it is acute in design, is liable to unlock
a moment of original insight. The answer might
go like this: – I might realise how sad
and lonely I am… – I might realise how
angry I feelout that second line, so the program exits having the codepage/encoding changed to UTF-8 then then next time  csc runs, csc crashes.
// uncomment the last line, and then
// this runs but makes csc crash next time.
class asdf
{
  static void Main()
  {

     System.Console.OutputEncoding = System.Text.Encoding.UTF8; //output and to utf8
     System.Console.OutputEncoding=System.Text.Encoding.GetEncoding(850);
  }
}

I am not the only person that has run into something like this
though no explanation was found there https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/vstudio/en-US/0e5f477e-0c32-4e88-acf7-d53d43d5b566/c-command-line-compiler-cscexe-immediately-crashes-when-run-in-code-page-65001-utf8?forum=csharpgeneral
I can deal with it by making sure the last line sets the codepage to 850. Though as i'll explain that's an inadequate solution..
Also i'd like to know if this is some problem with CSC that others have too. Or any other solutions.
added
uuu1.cs
// uuu1.cs
class asdf
{
static void Main()
{

System.Console.InputEncoding


   declare_smtlog_plain      (plain_event,    0);
    declare_smtlog_stamp      (stamp_event,    0);
    declare_smtlog_close      (close_event,    0);

    /*  Ensure that operator console is running, else start it up            */
    smtoper_init ();
    if ((thread = thread_lookup (SMT_OPERATOR, "")) != NULL)
        console = thread-> queue-> qid;
    else
        return (-1);

    /*  Signal okay to caller that we initialised okay     non-HTTPS content going across the connection between the browser and your server, then an eavesdropper with the ability to read packets could steal the credentials.
Theft by malware -- if there is malware running on the user's computer, then sending those credentials to the browser exposes them to that malware.  The malware would probably have to read memory owned by the browser process or cache files written by the browser.

A:

A Facebook access token gives the same rights your app has to a particular user to anyone that has access to the token. So, if your app acquires the rights to do actions A, B, and C and is issued a token to that effect, any other app that would be able to obtain the token would have the


on a silicon substrate (gate insulating film forming step).
Next, the gate electrode is formed using a metal material such as tungsten(W), ruthenium(Ru), titanium nitride(TiN), tantalum(Ta), molybdenum(Mo) instead of conventional polysilicon (gate electrode forming step).
Subsequently, processing of the gate electrode and the gate insulating film is performed by dry etching, through formation and processing of an etching mask (etching step). Thereafter, an etching damage of the gate electrode, namely, a physical roughness of a processing surface generated by etching is restored by thermal oxidation (restoration step of the gate electrode). When the restoration step is ended, ion implantation is performed to the surface of the silicon substrate, to thereby form source and drain. Subsequently, dopant (phosphorus (P), arsenic (As), and boron (B), etc, implanted to channel, source, and drain)the remainder when l(10) is divided by 9?
2
Suppose i + 6 = 3*i. Suppose 5*q - 4*f = 44, -i*q - 4*f = -5*q + 20. Suppose 0 = -q*s + 3*s + 125. What is the remainder when s is divided by 13?
12
Let r = 13 + -29. Let i = r + 28. What is the remainder when i is divided by 8?
4
Let l(i) = -2*i**3 - 2*i + 1. Let p be l(1). Let t = -1 + 6. What is the remainder when 28 is divided by p + t - 26/(-2)?
13
Suppose 4*k - 4*h - 16 = 0, -2*k - k - 3*h - 6 = 0. Let o = k - 7. What is the remainder when 41 is divided by o/2


- j. What is the remainder when y is divided by f(1)?
12
Suppose 0 + 18 = 3*b. Suppose b*s = 3*s + 51. Calculate the remainder when 33 is divided by s.
16
Suppose -h = -4*p + 5*p - 21, -3*h = 2*p - 43. What is the remainder when 119 is divided by p?
19
Let u = 53 - 25. Calculate the remainder when 50 is divided by u.
22
Let r be ((-1)/(-1) - 2)/(-1). Let z be (r*-1)/(4/24). Let o = z + 19. What is the remainder when 37 is divided by o?
11
Let m = -2 - -7. Suppose -f = -v - 2, m*f + 2*v + 3*v = 30. What is the remainder when -3*(6/(-2) + 1) is divided by f?
2
Let j be 46/((-4 + 2)*-1).black squares) cybrids at days three to seven in glucose medium. (B) Comparison of HEK H (n = 3; gray circles) and HEK T (n = 3; black squares) cybrids at days three to seven in galactose medium. Mean values of growth rates are given; error bars: standard deviation; \*p\<0.05.](pone.0052367.g003){#pone-0052367-g003}

### Competitive mix experiments {#s2d2}

A more sensitive method of comparing the growth capability of different cells is a competitive mix experiment. The prolonged cultivation time and direct competition of cybrids within the same culture flask allows a direct comparison of growth rates. Each HEK H cybrid clone was co-cultivated with each HEK T cybrid clone at a 1∶1 mixture of cells. After 10, 20 and 30 days of co-culture, DNA was isolated and the proportion of each genotype was analyzed using TaqMan quantitative


real-time PCR (qPCR) with probes specific for haplogroup H (7028C) or all other haplogroups (7028T, in our case indicative for haplogroup T).

After 10, 20 and 30 days in glucose medium, a trend toward haplogroup T as the dominant genotype was observed ([Figure 4A](#pone-0052367-g004){ref-type="fig"}), whereas in galactose medium a trend toward dominance of haplogroup H was observed ([Figure 4B](#pone-0052367-g004){ref-type="fig"}).

![Results of TaqMan qPCR analysis of HEK H and HEK T cybrid competitive co-cultures.\
After 10, 20 and 30 days (d10, d20, d30) of co-culture, isolated DNA of the cell mixtures was analyzed using TaqMan qPCR. ΔC~t~ values were calculated by subtraction of the mean C~t~ value of the FAM signal (probe recognizing haplogroup T) from the mean C~t~ value of the VIC signal (probe recognizing haplogroup H). ΔΔC~t~ values were calculatedfetal bovine serum (FBS) (PAA Laboratories, Pasching, Austria), 3.7 g/l sodium bicarbonate (Sigma-Aldrich, St. Louis, Missouri, USA), 1% Penicillin-Streptomycin-Amphotericin B mixture (Lonza, Basel, Switzerland), 2.5 mM sodium pyruvate (Sigma-Aldrich, St. Louis, Missouri, USA) and 1% MEM non-essential amino acid solution (Sigma-Aldrich, St. Louis, Missouri, USA). For the experiments, media without antibiotics were used. Galactose (glucose-free) medium was prepared using DMEM without glucose (Sigma-Aldrich, D5030, St. Louis, Missouri, USA) supplemented with 10% FBS (PAA Laboratories, Pasching, Austria), 3.7 g/l sodium bicarbonate (Sigma-Aldrich, St. Louis, Missouri, USA), 2.5 mM sodium pyruvate (Sigma-Aldrich, St. Louis, Missouri, USA), 1% MEM non-essential amino acid solution (Sigma-Aldrich, St. Louis, Missouri, USA), 0.9 g/l galactose (Sigma-Aldrich, St. Louis, Missouri, USA) and 0.584 g/l L-glutamine.

According to Gómez-Durán et al. [@pone.0052367-GomezDuran1], mtDNA copy number reaches stable levels


As of now, the Bears are the third seed in the NFC, and therefore would host a first-round (wild card) game at Soldier Field on either Jan. 5 or 6. If they should move past the Rams into the conference’s No. 2 seed, they’d host a second round game (divisional) on Jan. 12 or 13.
Wave[35] = 0.07458019;
Wave[36] = 0.13075256;
Wave[37] = 0.17492199;
Wave[38] = 0.21138382;
Wave[39] = 0.2448864;
Wave[40] = 0.26340485;
Wave[41] = 0.27723598;
Wave[42] = 0.28116417;
Wave[43] = 0.2789259;
Wave[44] = 0.26898193;
Wave[45] = 0.24599075;
Wave[46] = 0.22135925;
Wave[47] = 0.19002914;
Wave[48] = 0.157547;
Wave[49] = 0.11996269;
Wave[50] = 0.078588486;
Wave[51] = 0.037813187;
Wave[52] = 0.00340271;
Wave[53] = -0.033205032;
Wave[54] = -0.06711006;
Wave[55] = -0.1007967;
Wave[56] = -0.12760162;
Wave[57] = -0.14597034;
Wave[58] = -0.16509056;
Wave[59] = -0.17482567;
Wave[60] = -0.17834091;
Wave[61] = -0.17906189;
Wave[62] = -0.17682838;
Wave[63] = -0.17025661;
Wave[64] = -0.15594482;
Wave[65] = -0.14151192;
Wave[66] = -0.12859917;
Wave[67] = -0.10995579;
Wave[68] = -0.08629608;
Wave[69] = -0.06957054;
Wave[70] = -0.04509163;
Wave[71] = -0.023669243;
Wave[72] = -0.0073547363;
Wave[73] = 0.011521339;
Wave[74] = 0.032037735;
Wave[75] = 0.043657303;
Wave[76] = 0.05898285;
Wave[77] =


= -0.10959625;
Wave[121] = -0.3201084;
Wave[122] = -0.40438652;
Wave[123] = -0.40910912;
Wave[124] = -0.3674698;
Wave[125] = -0.2996559;
Wave[126] = -0.2078228;
Wave[127] = -0.10729408;
Selected.WaveTable.set( 4 , Wave );

Wave[0] = 0.015975952;
Wave[1] = 0.12886238;
Wave[2] = 0.23815727;
Wave[3] = 0.3336525;
Wave[4] = 0.40742493;
Wave[5] = 0.447587;
Wave[6] = 0.4720688;
Wave[7] = 0.49654865;
Wave[8] = 0.49597168;
Wave[9] = 0.49503803;
Wave[10] = 0.48273087;
Wave[11] = 0.43029118;
Wave[12] = 0.32003784;
Wave[13] = 0.21877384;
Wave[14] = 0.14681244;
Wave[15] = 0.09407997;
Wave[16] = 0.055404663;
Wave[17] = 0.02427578;
Wave[18] = 0.0010414124;
Wave[19] = -0.014163017;
Wave[20] = -0.02268219;
Wave[21] = -0.028733253;
Wave[22] = -0.019060135;
Wave[23] = -0.003944397;
Wave[24] = 0.01008606;
Wave[25] = 0.023553848;
Wave[26] = 0.042842865;
Wave[27] = 0.05388546;
Wave[28] = -0.024456024;
Wave[29] = -0.08346081;
Wave[30] = -0.11044693;
Wave[31] = -0.112410545;
Wave[32] = -0.09919739;
Wave[33]0.025855064;
Wave[114] = -0.009260178;
Wave[115] = -0.026374817;
Wave[116] = -0.038784027;
Wave[117] = -0.041517258;
Wave[118] = -0.03850937;
Wave[119] = -0.027838707;
Wave[120] = -0.0158844;
Wave[121] = -0.0036993027;
Wave[122] = 0.0076065063;
Wave[123] = 0.0;
Wave[124] = -0.008239746;
Wave[125] = -0.011675835;
Wave[126] = -0.0099983215;
Wave[127] = -0.010935783;
Selected.WaveTable.set( 8 , Wave );

Wave[0] = 0.0013275146;
Wave[1] = 0.014227867;
Wave[2] = 0.037153244;
Wave[3] = 0.06659317;
Wave[4] = 0.103206635;
Wave[5] = 0.14393234;
Wave[6] = 0.18441963;
Wave[7] = 0.23287392;
Wave[8] = 0.27908325;
Wave[9] = 0.32596207;
Wave[10] = 0.3673439;
Wave[11] = 0.40022373;
Wave[12] = 0.43187714;
Wave[13] = 0.45851707;
Wave[14] = 0.47472572;
Wave[15] = 0.48975277;
Wave[16] = 0.49534607;
Wave[17] = 0.49525738;
Wave[18] = 0.49155998;
Wave[19] = 0.48547745;
Wave[20] = 0.47317505;
Wave[21] = 0.4544201;
Wave[22] = 0.43804932;
Wave[23] = 0.4153719;
Wave[24] = 0.39081573;
Wave[25] = 0.36551285;
Wave[26] =


-0.020289421;
Wave[58] = -0.026994705;
Wave[59] = -0.034276962;
Wave[60] = -0.04145813;
Wave[61] = -0.05244255;
Wave[62] = -0.057941437;
Wave[63] = -0.06355286;
Wave[64] = -0.06906128;
Wave[65] = -0.07958317;
Wave[66] = -0.0836544;
Wave[67] = -0.08881569;
Wave[68] = -0.09877396;
Wave[69] = -0.10273838;
Wave[70] = -0.110500336;
Wave[71] = -0.113046646;
Wave[72] = -0.12082672;
Wave[73] = -0.12534809;
Wave[74] = -0.13412857;
Wave[75] = -0.13572311;
Wave[76] = -0.14503098;
Wave[77] = -0.150321;
Wave[78] = -0.15157509;
Wave[79] = -0.16055107;
Wave[80] = -0.16549683;
Wave[81] = -0.16764927;
Wave[82] = -0.17117882;
Wave[83] = -0.17602539;
Wave[84] = -0.18323517;
Wave[85] = -0.18860912;
Wave[86] = -0.19241714;
Wave[87] = -0.19708443;
Wave[88] = -0.19920349;
Wave[89] = -0.20436573;
Wave[90] = -0.20552635;
Wave[91] = -0.21049023;
Wave[92] = -0.21532822;
Wave[93] = -0.21983242;
Wave[94] = -0.2232418;
Wave[95] = -0.22385216;
Wave[96] = -0.22579956;
Wave[97] = -0.23011112;
Wave[98] = -0.23574829;
Wave[99] = -0.23859406;
Wave[100]In the fall of 1946, a 508-foot ship steamed out of the port of Odessa, Ukraine. In a previous life she was called the Wikinger (“Viking”) and sailed under the German flag, but she had been appropriated by the Soviet Union after the war and renamed the Slava (“Glory”). The Slava was a factory ship, crewed and equipped to separate one whale every 30 minutes into its useful elements, destined for oil, canned meat and liver, and bone meal. Sailing with her was a retinue of smaller, nimbler catcher vessels, their purpose betrayed by the harpoon guns mounted atop each clipper bow. They were bound for the whaling grounds off the coast of Antarctica. It was the first time Soviet whalers had ventured so far south.

The work began


working aboard a factory ship in the Antarctic on a later voyage described seeing a deckhand lose his footing on a blubber-slicked deck and catch his legs in a coil of whale intestine as it slid overboard. By the time his mates were able to retrieve him from the water he had succumbed to hypothermia. He was buried at sea, lowered into the water with a pair of harpoons to weight down his body.

Still, whaling jobs were well-paying and glamorous by Soviet standards. Whalers got to see the world and stock up on foreign products that were prized on the black market back home, and were welcomed with parades when they returned. When a fourth factory ship, the Sovetskaya Rossiya, prepared for her maiden voyage from the remoteGrowing up in Yaroslavl, a landlocked city northeast of Moscow, she pursued a career in marine biology in part because she imagined it would offer everything Yaroslavl did not: “tropics, dolphins, bikinis.” Instead, she told me, laughing, “I ended up with dusty reports.” On her laptop, she pulled up images of thousands of pages’ worth of files she had found the month before in a municipal archive in Vladivostok, the largest new cache of Soviet whaling documents anyone had discovered since the early 1990s. “We thought that all of this stuff had been shredded,” Clapham said. “There’s still some sensitivity—some of the people who did this are still around.” Instead, it turned out to be a matter of knowing where to look.

COMMERCIAL WHALING WAS BANNED just 27 years


satisfy obscure line items in the five-year plans that drove the Soviet economy, which had been set with little regard for the Soviet Union’s actual demand for whale products. “Whalers knew that no matter what, the plan must be met!” Berzin wrote. The Sovetskaya Rossiya seemed to contain in microcosm everything Berzin believed to be wrong about the Soviet system: its irrationality, its brutality, its inclination toward crime.

Berzin contrasted the Soviet whalers with the Japanese, who are similarly thought to have caught whales off the books in the Antarctic (though in numbers, scientists believe, far short of the Soviets). The Japanese, motivated as they were by domestic demand for whale meat, were “at least understandable” in their actions, he wrote. “I should not say that as a scientist,captains faced a choice: They could be persona non grata at home, or criminals abroad. The scientific report for the Sovetskaya Rossiya fleet’s 1970-71 season noted that the ship captains and harpooners who most frequently violated international whaling regulations also received the most Communist Party honors. “Lies became an inalienable part and perhaps even a foundation of Soviet whaling,” Berzin wrote.

By the mid-1960s, the situation was sufficiently dire that several scientists took the unusual risk of complaining directly to Aleksandr Ishkov, the powerful minister of fisheries resources. When one of them was called in front of Ishkov, he warned the minister that if the whaling practices didn’t change, their grandchildren would live in a world with no whales at all. “Your grandchildren?” Ishkov scoffed. “Your grandchildren aren’t the


seeing the bow of a catcher moving through warm blue tropical waters, and a harpooner behind the gun, dressed only in bathing trunks and with a red bandana on his head, chasing, obviously, a female with a calf. ... What dignity this was....” The last was a biting reference to a passage from Moby-Dick: “The dignity of our calling,” Melville wrote, “the very heavens attest.”

In 1972, the IWC finally passed a rule that conservationists had sought for years, requiring that international observers accompany all commercial whaling vessels to independently monitor their catches. The new system proved easy enough to circumvent—the Soviets arranged to have their fleets staffed with Japanese observers who were willing to look the other way as necessary. But by that point, Berzin later recalled, thegroups provided insight into what the students view as program strengths and challenges, and what they recommend for future training opportunities.

Program strengths
-----------------

Students found the opportunities to interact with professionals from multiple disciplines at their preceptor sites to be a strength of the program. Specifically, students commented that they appreciated being able to observe the interactions between team members and they developed tools to facilitate collaboration. In many cases, the students requested additional opportunities for interdisciplinary interactions. Interestingly, they reported that observing professionals working together allowed them to better understand the concept of medical professionalism. They were able to identify situations where professionalism was evident and other instances where this type of behavior was lacking. Through these observations they were able to discern the value of professionalism and its


game itself plays like Gauntlet, with a lot of running around, item collection, and whaling on the enemies. The stylized, animated look was inviting, and I had already begun to look forward to playing this with my kids. The representative was getting restless watching me play alone, so he grabbed another member of the press, who chose a little imp with two guns to place on the portal. The character warped into the game, and soon we were playing co-op.

The game feels like a child-friendly Gauntlet

The speed in which you can switch characters was impressive, as was the physical action of swapping out toys. If you're in an ice area, find yourself a fire character and swap him out. If you're in a fire area, bring in yourSMT) are not great.
You might want to look into Alpha and Omega's line of SOT-23 MOSFETs which are good value and good performance. For example, AO3418/AO3419. You can get 100 of them for about $20, so even if you sneeze and a few of them go walkabout it's not a disaster.
Unfortunately, there's not much that's good introduced in through-hole packages in recent years at least for smaller than a TO-220.
MOSFETs have evolved rapidly, and the best available MOSFET of several years ago is often overly expensive and of poor performance compared to more modern parts.

A:

Honestly - the days of the "standard" part number are gone as more manufactures put out products, and we're given the luxury of choice. Every person I talk to,


Colloid cyst of the third ventricle.
Colloid cyst of the third ventricle is a rare, histologically benign but potentially lethal tumor. Two cases reflecting the variability in symptoms, physical findings, and outcome seen with these rare tumors are presented. One patient with classic age of onset in the third to fifth decade of life, symptoms of escalating intermittent headaches, and signs of papilledema and altered level of consciousness had successful surgical removal of the cyst. Another patient with nonspecific symptoms well outside the usual age of onset and without papilledema succumbed to sudden, complete impaction and was not diagnosed until autopsy.Thursday, November 6, 2014

Music For Film - The Details

The Uncool has finally release details on the upcoming release of Music For Film by Mike McCready, and it's gonna be cool!

Vinyl Films Records is pleased to announce the release of Mike McCready’s Music for Film 10″ vinyl. Side A features Mike’s songs from Pearl Jam Twenty and Side B includes his We Bought a Zoo compositions. Music for Film will be released on November 25th on black vinyl at an Indie Record Store near you and on lavender colored vinyl on December 10th at pearljam.com — check out the Vinyl Films Records page for all the details and track listing.


any technical or other reason. Proof of delivery of the Entry is not proof of receipt.10.The judges' decision will be final and no correspondence will be entered into.11.The prize is non-exchangeable, non-transferable, and is not redeemable for cash or other prizes. GNM accepts no responsibility for any costs associated with the prize and not specifically included in the prize.12.GNM retains the right to substitute the prize with another prize of similar value in the event the original prize offered is not available due to circumstances beyond its reasonable control.13.The winner may be required for promotional activity.14.Details of the winner can be obtained by sending a stamped address envelope to the following address: The Guardian Marketing Department, Kings Place, 90 York Way, N1 9GU15.No purchase necessary.16.GNM accepts no responsibilitySensible - yes. Dull - perhaps. But then the Skoda Octavia does everything asked of it so competently it’s difficult not to admire it. Good specifications help, as does an interior that a few years back wouldn’t have disgraced a premium car. Add the masses of space into the mix and the Octavia is difficult to ignore, though if we were buying we’d go the whole-hog and have it as an even more useful estate.

Design⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀7/10

Comfort⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀7/10

Technology & Connectivity⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀8/10

Performance & Handling⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀6/10

Safety⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀7/10

Spec & Trim Levels⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀9/10

Fuel Economy⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀8/10

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We Like

No-nonsense approach to family motoring.

Fine interiors, good standard equipment offering.

Economy is fine, the 1.0TSi is a surprisingly capable engine.

We Don't Like

The suspension could do with being a little bit more supple over bumps.

If the Octavia could be likened to crisps, it’d be Ready Salted. That’s


car such is the quality of the interior. Actually, a bit more scrutiny reveals we’re talking premium levels of say five years or so back, but that’s still impressive. That Skoda is able to deliver interiors that are near its VW parent, and a match and better than most of its mainstream rivals - in material quality and fit and finish only adds to the feeling of value that comes with buying one.

That’s enhanced by the feeling of space, which again feels generous. Largely because it is, the Octavia’s cabin far more accommodating than just about anything else in its segment - only the Peugeot 308 comes close for boot space, and it falls way short for rear passenger space.

The Skoda's seats are supportive, the cushions firm andan estate car, and indeed do shame many rival’s estates, with 590 litres of capacity with the rear seats in place, or a whopping 1,580 litres with the rear seats folded. They do so easily, and while the backs don’t fold entirely flat, the rest of the boot space is usefully shaped and access via the large hatch opening is excellent.

There are lashing points in the boot floor, while there’s the option of a variable boot floor on entry-level models (it's standard on most trims). Other useful, inexpensive options include things like boot nets, rear tablet holders and even a waste bin that clips into the door cubby. Damn, those Czechs are so sensible that there’s even an ice scraper secreted in the fuel-filler door of all -


and customer service so there shouldn’t be any issues here. You can pick from either a fixed-rate servicing package, with set intervals, or by a flexible system that’s based on usage and defined by the car itself. If you’re using it for short trips only, take the annual service, though those using it for bigger trips can get away with intervals that stretch to as much as 2 years or 20,000 miles.

Prices start at around £17,000 for a 1.0 TSI S, and really you could just do than and be done. SE adds some useful equipment, SE-L some luxury and Laurin & Klement near premium levels of kit - for under £28,000. Like-for-like, and before you factor in the Octavia’s greater scale compared to hatchback competition like VWwas so… and now as well. I was born in a house of earth and stones, sheltered under a roof of cane, but as I always heard in the official speeches it was said that we would be the privileged of 2000, I thought that on reaching the age to look for a roof for my own family, these huts we so much adore in Cuba would no longer exist.

In the Gutiérrez neighborhood, District Cauto 3, La Cuchilla, Pedregaló, and many more in this eastern Cuba geography that supports my footsteps, these “Low Cost” houses abound, say the new generation of popular architects, makers of communities of contemporary misery.

They are so inexpensive that it costs the same to put them up as it does to tear them down.

What


later asked me to sign. There was:

A girl’s pink doll with a yellow dress, hair clips, blue hair bands (pellizcos), colored pencils, a family photo album, a pocket calendar, light brown pantyhose, two gray underpants, three pens, a tricolored towel, a striped shirt, a black pullover with words written in English (he asked me if I knew what they meant), a photographic camera (I had to correct him, it was a video camera and he did not like that), an MP3 player (I had to spell that for him)…and a few other things.

After all that, he asked me about the doll and the hair bands (pellizcos) with a tremendous look on his face of an S.O.B., but I responded and told him that it all belonged to mytowing visitors who hold onto dorsal fins.

There are also programs offering daylong courses in training and managing dolphins, marine research and special needs programs for the disabled.

During a recent visit, spectators watching small groups of visitors enter the lagoon area remarked to UPI that "as soon as people see dolphins, they smile." Indeed, the animals appeared healthy and happy and could be seen frolicking on their own without a trainer's instructions. Visitors who touched the dolphins described the feeling as being like "wet hot dogs" or "wet suede."

However, such facilities have their enemies, the biggest being the Humane Society of the United States.

In 1996, Naomi Rose, HSUS marine mammal scientist in Washington told UPI the society "strongly disapproves" of any swim with dolphin programs.

"I'm not denying there's probably


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findings to consider Timothy’s actions and the loss resulting from his actions as

relevant conduct under U.S.S.G. § 1B1.3, for purposes of sentencing her; (2) she

should have received credit for the value of the services rendered to the victim for

purposes of calculating the loss amount; (3) the district court clearly erred in

applying enhancements for sophisticated means and obstruction of justice,

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      First, we are unpersuaded by Susanne’s claim that the district court failed to

make specific factual findings as to when she became criminally involved, which,

she says, was at the end of the scheme. However, in a case involving jointly

undertaken criminal activity, the defendant is responsible for all reasonably

foreseeable acts of others in furtherance of the activity that occurred during the

offense’s commission, in preparation for the offense, and in the course of

attempting1319 (conspiracy

context). Nevertheless, a defendant’s relevant conduct does not include conduct of

members of a conspiracy prior to the defendant’s joining of the conspiracy, even if

the defendant knows of that conduct. U.S.S.G. § 1B1.3, comment. (n.2).

      To the extent Susanne argues that the district court clearly erred in

determining that she was involved from the outset of the scheme, that argument is

unpersuasive. In addition to the bank fraud to which she pled guilty and to

pawning the victim’s ring, Susanne helped Timothy execute the scheme by (1)

helping to draft the contract that the victim signed and was later fraudulently

altered and (2) signing the fraudulent receipts. See Hunter, 323 F.3d at 1321.

Together, Susanne and Timothy gained the victim’s trust by helping her with her

errands and appointments --


into our diets can be a tool in helping to heal our people.

Why is being a vegan or eating healthy considered a "white people" thing?

For many reasons. First, there is this sweeping notion that all of our cultural cuisine was antebellum survival food and how we only ate the worst parts of the animals, or that mac and cheese and red velvet cake is all we eat. It just isn't true. We as Black people come from a legacy of African-Americans vegans and vegetarians. We come from a legacy of Black people who grew their own fruits and vegetables in a garden, who were farmers and who ate whole foods. Growing up in Memphis, my grandparents knew the importance of growing their own food. They had urban farmsaccess to healthy food and awareness of food issues seriously affect Black people, how does this book address that in terms of the ingredients in your recipes?

There are people who are junk-food vegans and what is made in laboratories — our bodies have a hard time digesting that food — so my work focuses on whole foods, but I also realize that some people don't have access to foods with fancier ingredients, so I wanted to be able to have recipes that many people can have. But, I also want for people to expand their food palate, too, and try something new, yet electing more healthy food staples.

I also have a vision that for the areas that don't have stores that carry such foods, that in five years,


be explained similarly. As reported, inflammatory reaction was evoked[@b18] and maximized on day 3 after radiofrequency ablation, then gradually degraded, and at week 2, turned to fibrosis streaks. In our study, significant inflammatory reaction was also observed on day 7 and 14. After radiofrequency, the lesions were manifested from center to peripheral part as necrosis, inflammatory reaction and fiber belts, residual tumors, and paraneoplastic liver tissues, which are similar to our findings.

Moreover, in one case of our study, the tumor is similar to normal liver tissues on echoes and thus could not be identified by 2D ultrasonography. With the aid of VTI, we found the ellipse-shaped hard region in the target areas. Furthermore, VTQ quantitative detection was employed to compare the hardness of the region with normal liverto Shanghai sixth People's Hospital.

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Fifteen male New Zealand white rabbits (provided by the animal experiment center in our hospital), 4-month-old and weight 2.52 ± 0.40 kg, were fed with 150 g/d ordinary pellet feed in single cages.

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The ACHT instrument was developed by Med-X Research Institute, Shanghai Jiao Tong University. This instrument uses the same probe for cooling with liquid nitrogen and heating with radiofrequency. The sketch and actual picture of the prototype ACHT system was shown in the [Supplementary Information](#S1){ref-type="supplementary-material"}. It can sense the temperature changes at the tumor margins using a thermocouple, and automatically or manually adjust the amplitude and power on the opening/closing voltages and radiofrequency voltage on the low-temperature electromagnetic valves in the main channel.

### Ultrasonic instrument

An Acuson S2000 color Doppler ultrasonic diagnostic instrument (SIEMENS, German), equipped with


is divided by 35.
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Suppose 5*t = -4*o + 706, -2*t - 5 = -9. What is the remainder when 6783 is divided by o?
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XI of the season)make our team of the week, by all means continue.

The much-maligned Filip Kostic used his speed to trouble the Billy Goats, as he put in an inconceivable 5 key passes, 11 crosses plus an assist with 80% passing accuracy – 20 points higher than his average – to earn a spot in our team of the week. The Serbian will be linking up with 19-year-old prodigy, Timo Werner, as they did for the first 2 goals (even if Daniel Didavi had to put in the rebound for the 1st goal). Timo Werner should make it on his contributions to 2 goals alone, but it’s actually more amazing that he won 3 aerial challenges this game, bringing his tally to 23 wins out of 108 –The most comprehensive map of public showers on internet

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and become cheaper, to compete. One report suggests that taking an electric, self-driving Uber or Lyft will soon be cheaper than owning a car, and self-driving shuttles–perhaps run by companies like Starbucks, or funded by ads–could even be free. Ride-hailing vehicles are already taking share from the subway in New York. Many cities, like Los Angeles, are beginning to work with ride-hailing providers to help cover gaps in their systems, and it’s easy to imagine those services expanding. Even if cars are shared, electric, and self-driving, subways and buses still have advantages, including keeping roads less congested. Cities will need to find ways to make those traditional services competitive, and that might eventually mean lower–or even free–fares. “If mass transit is still required due to congestion and volume,Q:

Ruby on Rails tags vs HTML tags

I have a question about tags in .html.erb files.
Which practice is better: Ruby on Rails tags or HTML tags? Is it better to use Ruby on Rails tags as much as possible? Or maybe I should avoid them and choose HTML ones instead? How to decide?

A:

Using the Rails tag helpers will occur a pretty big overhead cost compared to simply writing a html tag in ERB (or Haml or Slim). This is usually an acceptable tradeoff for readablity and productivity when working with "dynamic html" (in the sense of markup created with server-side input) but is totally unnecessary if there is no interpolation going on.
Basically just use common sense - the Rails tag helpers (and all their derivatives such as the form


IPC and PSB have no involvement in the matter. We also said the court should resolve the football issue in the light of international laws,” Pirzada said.

He said that PFF had had issues with the PSB but those had been resolved. “We are totally against FIFA ban. I request FIFA to send its delegation and try to resolve the issue. My humble request to FIFA is that as the matter is in courts, so please respect our courts,” the minister said.

He said that he would tell the PSB Director General to write another letter to FIFA to tell it that Pakistan government had no involvement in the whole episode.

When asked about some influential people in the government who had allegedly played a role in manipulating the extraordinary congress[Effect of dopaminergic agents on the endocrine profile in labor and early puerperium].
The purpose of this study was to investigate the prolactin (PRL) releasing mechanism of the hypothalamo-pituitary axis during labor and early puerperium. Ten full-term gravidas during labor and 42 women in early puerperium were examined in this study. The plasma PRL levels rose significantly (p less than 0.001 approximately 0.05) after an intravenous bolus of 10mg metoclopramide (MCP). The peak values for PRL increase were 609.3 +/- 194.1ng/ml during labor and 447.0 +/- 62.3ng/ml in early puerperium. However, there were no significant differences in PRL response to MCP between these two groups. The plasma PRL levels dropped significantly (p less than 0.001 approximately 0.01) after an oral administration of 2.5mg bromocriptine (BRC), and the PRL release


Q:

Splitting a text file based on number of lines in node.js

Hitting the limit of my understanding here. I have a large text file that I need to split into chunks 200 lines each (use mime.types to practice). I'm using readline but it seems to ignore my pause / resume statements. What do I miss:
// Splits a given file into smaller subfiles by line number
var infileName = 'mime.types';
var fileCount = 1;
var count = 0;
var fs = require('fs');
var outfileName = infileName + '.' + fileCount;
var inStream = fs.createReadStream(infileName);
var outStream = fs.createWriteStream(outfileName);
var lineReader = require('readline').createInterface({
  input: inStream
});

lineReader.on('line', function(line) {
  count++;
  lineReader.pause();
  outStream.write(line + '\n');
  if (count >= 200) {
    fileCount++;
    console.log('file ', outfileName, count);
    outStream.close();
  count = 0;
    }
    lineReader.resume();
  });
});

The result is the same in both cases:
node split
file  mime.types.1 1588
Done
Ideally I want a solution that doesn't rely on extra npm

A:

I got rid of the pause / resume. They seem like they are not supported by the readline stream. All I did is to provide a new writable stream every 200 line.

// Splits a given file into smaller subfiles by line number
var infileName = 'mime.types';
var fileCount = 1;
var count = 0;
var fs = require('fs');
var outStream;
var outfileName = infileName + '.' + fileCount;
newWriteStream();
var inStream = fs.createReadStream(infileName);

var lineReader = require('readline').createInterface({
    input: inStream
});

function newWriteStream(){
    outfileName = infileName + '.' + fileCount;
    outStream = fs.createWriteStream(outfileName);
    count =


An antibody and anti-idiotypic antibody against the extra signal peptide of pre-aspartate aminotransferase.
A peptide (extra signal peptide) comprising amino acids 1-29 of pig liver pre-mitochondrial aspartate aminotransferase (p-mAAT) was synthesized chemically. The peptide was found to block the import of rat liver p-mAAT into rat liver mitochondria. An antibody raised against the peptide immunoprecipitated rat liver p-mAAT synthesized in a rabbit reticulocyte cell-free translation system. These results suggested that the extra signal peptide sequence of p-mAAT is essential for import of p-mAAT into the mitochondria and that there is structural homology between the extra signal peptides of pig and rat liver p-mAAT. An anti-idiotypic antibody against the peptide was also prepared and purified by affinity chromatography on an Affi-Gel 10 anti-peptide IgG column and was then characterized.operational wind farms with a capacity of 2.6GW, and another 2GW in wind farms still under development. It is one of the largest wind energy portfolios in the US, and analysts suggest that it should fetch around $1.5 billion.

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names, addresses, phone numbers, and e-mail addresses of the session organizer,
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justification of the session, and one paragraph abstract describing the
objective of, and new knowledge generated by, each paper, should also be
included. It is the responsibility of the organizer to ensure that all
individuals identified in the proposal are willing to participate.

All
presenters/speakers/discussants must be members of AAEA. A membership
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down to write, I would begin by closing my eyes and letting my thoughts wander in any direction they chose. By forcing myself to relax in this way, I managed to dredge up considerable amounts of material from the distant past, things that until then I had assumed were lost forever. A moment from the sixth grade (to cite one such memory) when a boy in our class named Dudley Franklin let out a long, trumpet-shrill fart during a silent pause in the middle of a geography lesson. We all laughed, of course (nothing is funnier to a roomful of eleven-year-olds than a gust of broken wind), but what set the incident apart from the category of minor embarrassments and elevated it to classic status, an enduring masterpiecein foster care, if that's what you mean," Tom said.

"No, of course not. But there must be someone we know who'd be willing to take her in. Temporarily, I mean. Until we manage to track down Aurora."

"That's asking a lot, Nathan. It could go on for months. Maybe forever."

"What about your stepsister?"

"You mean Pamela?"

"You said she's pretty well off. Big house in Vermont, two kids, lawyer husband. If you told her it's just for the summer, maybe she'd go along with it."

"She detests Rory. All the Zorns do. Why would she want to put herself out for Rory's kid?"

"Compassion. Generosity. You said she's improved over the years, didn't you? Well, if I promise to cover Lucy's expenses, maybe she'd see it as a joint family venture. All of


tears. It meant that there was something solid between us, a connection that wasn't going to be broken anytime soon. But I also have to admit that I felt relieved that Joyce had turned me down. I had made my big gesture, but in all honesty I had been of two minds about it, and she knew me well enough to understand that yes, I would have made a terrible husband, and neither one of us had any business getting married. And so, to paraphrase the words of the immortal Dr. Pangloss, everything turned out for the best—and for the first time in my life, I got to have my cake and eat it too.

Joyce dried her tears, and two weeks later Aurora and Lucy were living inspread out with 25.3% under the age of 18, 8.7% from 18 to 24, 28.3% from 25 to 44, 24.0% from 45 to 64, and 13.7% who were 65 years of age or older. The median age was 37 years. For every 100 females, there were 99.4 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 103.2 males.

The median income for a household in the town was $36,364, and the median income for a family was $40,313. Males had a median income of $32,400 versus $21,146 for females. The per capita income for the town was $15,223. About 12.1% of families and 14.8% of the population were below the poverty line, including 16.6% of those under age 18 and 20.3% of those age 65 or over.

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Nevada voters picked the people they want to compete to lead the state come November with primary elections this week.

Democrats selected Steve Sisolak and Republicans picked Adam Laxalt

Sisolak told State of Nevada there were clear differences between himself and Laxalt.

"Adam Laxalt and I are on the opposite side of most of these issues, so there is a going to be a clear choice between the two of us," he said

He said he plans to focus on his message during the general election: improving education, addressing health care and continuing efforts to create more jobs.

"Nevadans -- whether they're north, south, east or west -- are looking for the same thing," Sisolak said. "They're looking for quality education for their kids, they're looking for good health care that is affordableI held the inside line and ended up coming out with the lead," said Whibley.

Once he got out front, Whibley set about slowly building his lead, which stood at around 10 to 15 seconds over Strang by the end of the second lap. On lap three, Strang got a vine wrapped in his rear wheel and lost considerable time freeing things up before he was able to rejoin the race.

"I think Josh must have had problems because the next thing I knew I was over a minute ahead of him on lap three," said Whibley. "I didn't see what happened to him because I was busy trying to deal with lappers. There were so many riders that you were constantly passing someone. However, the course was nice and


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What another cracking nite - very different to the first one, but was just as good. Very relaxed atmosphere - so chilled kept being asked if I was ok , as was laid out in comfort on two chairs Musically not my taste for dancing but great lounge music - though plenty dancing. Great laughs and interesting conversations all night. Brilliant crowd - great work Maria and Karen (good packaging) Nat is that your name Sue about your texting - words fail me

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As the song says, "I`m back, I`m back, I`m on the right track, As a matter of fact I`m back". So thanks to all for the kind words & get well wishes(NO it was not Man Flu)


currently at the Frankfurt Weekender and I have shown Karen (my partner in crime) these posts. The rest is from her....

Thank you to all our guests (playing and paying) from the first two nights. I hope we will all enjoy together the future dates we plan, as those of you who know me personally - know that first and foremost, this is a party for any and all who want to join me. However, my fabulous friend and partner (not Pete, the other one), berates me for not taking things seriously.

As Dee Dee Sharp sings: - YouÂ´ve Touched My Life!

IÂ´m now going on to enjoy the final leg of the fabulous Frankurt Weekender and will no doubt continue to talk bollocks to poor unsuspecting Europeanssome to be the ultimate in protecting your identity on the Internet. The project provides a free bundle of software, including a special browser, that it says prevents the tracking of the source and destination of your Internet activity, which could be used to track your behavior and interests. Tor routes your activity through three randomly selected computers around the globe out of a total of more than 3,200 staffed by volunteers. HTTPS Everywhere is built into the browser.

For searching, DuckDuckGo provides anonymous Web searches and Blekko has its own proprietary "spam-free" search engine so it doesn't send your queries to other search engines, as many "anonymizing" platforms do.

But Jeremiah Grossman of WhiteHat Security says "proxies and Tor are the way to go" but warns "the value provided


Q:

Adding additional column in SQL query, which contains same info as previous, but more filtered

I have this struggle (bit noob with SQL) to add additional column in SQL query, which contains same info as other column, but more filtered. I will give an example and explain a bit:
SELECT
    aMain.MaintGroupName,
    CCALARMS = (SELECT COUNT(ALARMIDKEY) --subquery begins
                FROM REPORTER.REPORTER_STATUS
                WHERE
                    (MAINTMODECRONTAB != 'Y'
           water filled in the inflow pipe 630 is sucked by the driving force of the motor 130 so that air is introduced through the air inflow unit 600. Contrarily, if the air inflow unit 600 is submerged into water to a depth of 50 cm or more, all the water filled in the inflow pipe 630 is not sucked so that air is not introduced through the air inflow unit 600. Accordingly, the conventional aeration device cannot be used at a high depth under water. That is, air and water are mixed only on the surface of water to discharge the mixed air and water through the discharge unit 700. So as to increase the depth, therefore, the motor 130 should have high power output.


high, requiring purification of labeled product, but purified product was stable for up to 12 hours when stored at 4°C in saline. Biodistribution and scintigraphic imaging studies performed in Wistar rats revealed localization of ⁹⁹(m)Tc-labeled PLGA nanoparticles in the sentinel nodes. Although further modification of labeling route is required for a clinically suitable product, the developed ⁹⁹(m)Tc-PLGA nanoparticle system provides an adequate proof-of-concept for PLGA-based systems as an advantageous replacement to currently used sentinel lymph node detection tools.LYNCHBURG   GENERAL
HOSPITAL; GEORGE W. DAWSON, President and CEO
of Centra Health, Inc., individually and in
his official capacity and tortfeasor, and in
his official capacity as a member of Centra’s
Executive Committee, individually and in his
official capacity as a member of Centra’s
Board of Directors; L. DARRELL POWERS, Presi-
dent of Lynchburg General Hospital, 1996, in
his official capacity; LARRY BOWEN, RN, indi-
vidually and in his official capacity and co-
conspirator who signed the illegal medical
transfer; MIRANA BREITT, Ph.D., individually
and in her official capacity as Director of
Centra’s Mental Health Department as tort-
feasor; ROBERT WEIMAR, CMH, individually and
in his official capacity as an unlicensed
mental health counselor employed by CENTRA's
Lynchburg General Hospital, 1996, as tort-


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SQLInsert[conn1, "albedometer", {"dateTime", "volts"},
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{117.437, Null}

As you can see the difference is huge 0.04 vs 117 seconds.
It is just plain impossible to work with such an small insert speed.
How could I speed this up?

A:

So finally I decided to create a BatchInsert[] functions that is 100 times faster than SQLInsert[]. This is the code:
BatchInsert[con_, tableName_, columns_, data_, max_:100]:=
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      dataSplit, str, res
    },

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      SQLBeginTransaction[con];
      res = InsertSingle[#, con, columns, tableName] & /@ dataSplit;
      res = Total@res;
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we review the wire construction of a fractional topological insulator introduced in Ref. [@Sagi2014].

We focus on the time reversal invariant analog of a Laughlin state with filling $\nu=1/m$, where $m$ is an odd integer. Before introducing inter-layer coupling terms, the natural way to describe the edge modes of the various layers is in terms of two boson fields $\chi_{n}^{\uparrow}\text{ and }\chi_{n}^{\downarrow}$. These modes satisfy the commutation relations

$$\left[\chi_{n}^{\sigma}(x),\chi_{n'}^{\sigma'}(x')\right]=\frac{1}{m}i\pi\sigma\delta_{n,n'}\delta_{\sigma,\sigma'}\text{{sign}}(x-x')+\frac{1}{m^{2}}i\pi\text{{sign}}(n-n')+\frac{1}{m^{2}}\pi\delta_{n,n'}\sigma_{y}^{\sigma,\sigma'},\label{eq:commutation of chi}$$

where in the above $\sigma=1(-1)$ for spin $\uparrow(\downarrow)$. In terms of these, the chiral fermion operators take the form $\tilde{\psi}_{n,\sigma}\propto e^{im\chi_{n}^{\sigma}}$, and the Laughlin quasiparticle operators are given by $\tilde{\psi}_{n,\sigma}^{QP}\propto e^{i\chi_{n}^{\sigma}}$. If we introduce inter-layer coupling terms, the effective low energy Hamiltonian describing the surface is given by $$\tilde{H}=\tilde{H}_{z}+\tilde{H}_{x},\label{eq:H_tilde}$$ where $$\tilde{H}_{x}=\frac{mv}{4\pi}\sum_{n,\sigma}\int dx\left(\partial_{x}\chi_{n}^{\sigma}\right)^{2}\label{eq:Hx tilde}$$ represents the decoupled chiral Luttinger liquids, and$$\begin{aligned}
\tilde{H}_{z} & =\tilde{t}\sum_{n}\int dx\left(\tilde{\psi}_{n,\uparrow}^{\dagger}\tilde{\psi}_{n+1,\downarrow}\right.\label{eq:Hz tilde}\\
 & \left.\hphantom{jmk}-\tilde{\psi}_{n,\downarrow}^{\dagger}\tilde{\psi}_{n+1,\uparrow}+h.c.\right)\nonumber\end{aligned}$$ represents their coupling. In what follows we assume that the amplitude $\tilde{t}$ is large enough such that these operators flow to the strong coupling limit (if they are considered separately). In the integer case, where $m=1$, $\tilde{H}$ reduces to the Hamiltonian $H$ defined in Eq. (\[eq:H weak\]), as can be seen directly by rewriting $H$ using Abelian bosonization. In the fractional case, where $m>1$, $\tilde{H}$ cannot be mapped to a non-interacting fermionic Hamiltonian. However, the model can still be represented by the diagram shown in Fig. (\[fig:diagram\_surface\_coupling\]). Notice that now the symbols $\bigotimes$ and $\bigodot$ represent right and left moving $\tilde{\psi}$ (or $\chi$) fields, respectively.

Each of the two terms in Eq. (\[eq:Hz tilde\]), if considered separately, can gap out the spectrum


of a fractional strong topological insulator with a local time-reversal symmetry. We can therefore use $\tilde{H}_{1}$ to derive some of the universal properties expected to characterize the surface of a fractional strong topological insulator. Notice that the bulk excitations of the fractional antiferromagnetic topological insulator are generally different from the fractional excitations characterizing the 3D fractional strong topological insulator.

As noted in Ref. [@Mross2014], studying a system with the modified time-reversal symmetry, for which one can write an explicit model of the surface in terms of weakly coupled 1D channels, greatly simplifies the analysis. This is impossible in systems that have a local (unmodified) time-reversal symmetry. To study these using a set of weakly coupled 1D systems, we will be forced to explicitly construct the 3D bulk as well.this mode is a result of contributions from the two sides of the boundary, we find that the gapped surface has $\sigma_{xy}=\pm\frac{1}{2m}\frac{e^{2}}{h}.$ We note that since the perturbation defined in Eq. (\[eq:breaking time reversal invariance\]) is small compared to the bulk energy gap, the resulting gapless chiral mode and the associated value of $\sigma_{xy}$ must be interpreted as properties of the surface.

Thus, the gapped surface of the fractional strong topological insulator exhibits a halved fractional quantum Hall effect. We emphasize that the above result is not limited to the special choice of parameters, and is in fact true as long as the gap remains open. Physically, deviations from $\tilde{t}'=\pm\tilde{t}$ in the two regions introduce a non-zero localization length for the boundary mode.

Alternatively, the fractional Dirac liquid can be