Jim Geraghty writes,

In recent years, it’s become somewhat more fashionable to say “college isn’t for everyone,” although I notice you don’t often hear it followed by, “and that’s why I don’t want my children to go to college.” I suspect the more accurate sentiment is, “college isn’t for everyone; someone else’s kids shouldn’t bother applying, but I still think of it as the entry ticket to white-collar work, so I’m making sure my kid gets in, no matter what.”

I’d say that in recent years, the evidence has accumulated that our governmental and cultural push to maximize college enrollment is failing large numbers of young people. Consider, as Oren Cass notes, that our system is designed to usher high-schoolers to college enrollment, then to graduation, and finally to aable to get in or out." "And we're searching the lower town even as I speak." "Fear not, my lord." "Elyan will be hunted down and slain." "I'll see to it personally." "ARTHUR:" "Thank you, Uncle." "You know that isn't Elyan, or you wouldn't have let him go." "When Elyan spoke to me, it wasn't with his voice." "It was the voice of a boy, a child." "That is the voice of the spirit that now possesses him." "What do you know about this shrine, Gaius?" "I believe the site was once a druid camp." "There is evidence that the camp was attacked." "Your father was relentless in his persecution of the druids." "Many died." "I believe it is one of those tormented souls that now possesses Elyan."


know how dangerous that is?" "I have to face him." "Feel free to go back to Camelot anytime you like." "You're not going back then?" "I thought I might tag along." "I don't want you getting lost and scared." "Are you sure you want to do this?" "Maybe we should wait until it's light." "Or we could just do it now, whatever it is that we're doing in the dark, when it's incredibly scary and dangerous." "Is that a good idea?" "We might be needing it." "I'm not sure a sword will be much use against a spirit." "What about against Elyan?" "I'm here!" "That's what you want, isn't it?" "What are you doing?" "Everything Gaius said about this place is right except for one thing." "It wasn'tQ:

Create new date column in python pandas

I'm trying to create a new date column based on an existing date column in my dataframe.  I want to take all the dates in the first column and make them the first of the month in the second column so:
03/15/2019 = 03/01/2019
I know I can do this using:
df['newcolumn'] = pd.to_datetime(df['oldcolumn'], format='%Y-%m-%d').apply(lambda dt: dt.replace(day=1)).dt.date

My issues is some of the data in the old column is not valid dates.  There is some text data in some of the rows.  So, I'm trying to figure out how to either clean up the data before I do this like:
if oldcolumn isn't a date then make it 01/01/1990 else oldcolumn
Or, is there a way to do this with try/except?
Any assistance would be appreciated.

A:

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Opening January 2015 with Free Admission, Parking and Entertainment

Rendering of the Hukilau Marketplace at the Polynesian Cultural Center, including the full-service restaurant "Pounder's," which is scheduled to open in January 2015

Laie, Hawaii (PRWEB) June 24, 2014

An impressive new variety of Polynesia-inspired dining, retail and product offerings is coming to the North Shore in the New Year with the opening of the Hukilau Marketplace at the Polynesian Cultural Center (PCC).

Scheduled to open in January 2015, the Hukilau Marketplace will be placed out front of the PCC and be easily accessible to anyone making the scenic drive on Kamehameha Highway. Admission and parking (with validation) will be free as visitors and residents shop, eat, or simply stop to stretch their legs from a day of sightseeing on the North Shore.Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgendered, or intersexed content for nursing curricula.
There has been limited identification of core lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgendered, or intersexed (LGBTI) experience concepts that should be included in the nursing curricula. This article addresses the gap in the literature. To move nursing toward the goals of health equity and cultural humility in practice, education, and research, nursing curricula must integrate core LGBTI concepts, experiences, and needs related to health and illness. This article reviews LGBTI health care literature to address the attitudes, knowledge, and skills needed to address curricular gaps and provide content suggestions for inclusion in nursing curricula. Also considered is the need to expand nursing students' definition of diversity before discussing the interplay between nurses' attitudes and culturally competent care provided to persons who


the new Pakistani package as it represents a deprivation of freedom for the people of Gilgit Baltistan. The implications of planned dams on the livelihood of people living in close proximity to the River Indus were also considered. Mr Khan concluded by recommending key steps for Great Britain to take to draw attention to these issues on an international stage.

Engaged in the debate were leaders from Jammu and Kashmir, Indian and Pakistani journalists and diplomats as well as prominent Kashmiri leaders Mr. Afzal Tahir, Nadim Aslam and Najib Afsar, Prof. Nazir Tabassum,, Shams Rehman, Dr. RP Sharma and Ani Bhanot. Following the debate, Abdul Hamid Khan, Dr. Shabir Choudhry and Mohammad Anwar, Chief Editor of London based Pakistani newspaper NEWS, held a press conference with Baroness Emma Nicholsonhalf of the population of this disputed part, which bring drastic situation to the surrounding population as well as wild life and nature. 1960 Water Treaty does not allow Pakistan and China to destroy Gilgit Baltistan and to change its demography.

3. By keeping in mind the disputed nature of this part (Pakistan Occupied Gilgit Baltistan) Pakistan should be refrained from constructing 6 Mega Dams (Diamar Bhasha Dam, Bonji Dam, Hanzel Dam near Gilgit City, Skardu Dam and Ghanchhe Dam) in disputed Gilgit Baltistan on Indus River as a consequences more than half of the indigenous population will be vanished completely. Besides displacement of more than Million population out of total 2 million, the drastic change of weather would bring un-bearable crisis to the region in future.

Recently during UNHRC


the abundance of H$_2$S ice toward these objects. We determined the desorption temperature of H$_2$S ice, which depends on the initial H$_2$S:H$_2$O ratio. UV-photoprocessing of H$_2$S:H$_2$O ice led to the formation of several species. Among them, H$_2$S$_2$ was found to photodissociate forming S$_2$ and, by elongation, other species up to S$_8$, which are refractory at room temperature. A large fraction of the missing sulfur in dense clouds and circumstellar regions could thus be polymeric sulfur residing in dust grains.]{}

Introduction {#intro}
============

Sulfur is depleted in molecular clouds by a factor of 1000 compared to its estimated cosmic abundance (Tieftrunk et al. 1994), while in the diffuse interstellar medium the abundance of sulfur in the gas phase is comparable to the cosmic abundance. This suggests that there is a form ofdissociation of CS$_2$, were proposed. This supports the formation of S$_2$ in the coma (e.g., A’Hearn et al. 2000). The formation of polymeric sulfur in interstellar environments involves the dissociation of H$_2$S and might, therefore, serve as a probe of energetic processing of the precometary ice. Ion irradiation experiments of ice analogs containing CO, CH$_3$OH, and S-bearing species lead to formation of OCS and CS$_2$ molecules (Ferrante et al. 2008; Garozzo et al. 2010).

Previously, we performed an experiment consisting of the photoprocessing of H$_2$O:CO:NH$_3$:H$_2$S ice followed by warm-up to room temperature. This residue was analyzed by means of gas chromatography coupled to mass spectroscopy. Among the residue products several N-heterocycles and a number of S-bearing molecules were detected. S-polymers, S$_6$ through S$_8$, were formed, resulting from the S


codeposition of corrosive gases, such as NH$_3$ or H$_2$S. A prechamber is used to extract the samples while preserving the UHV in the main chamber.

The chemical components used for the experiments described in this paper were H$_2$O (liquid), triply distilled, and H$_2$S (gas), Praxair 99.8%. H$_2$S was deposited through the second deposition tube to prevent it from reacting with H$_2$O vapor prior to deposition. For the irradiation experiments, the deposited ice layer was photoprocessed with a microwave-stimulated hydrogen flow discharge lamp. The lamp output is $\approx$ 1.5 $\times$ 10$^{15}$ photons s$^{-1}$ (Weber & Greenberg 1985), and the flux was measured at the sample position using oxygen actinometry is $I_0$ = 2.5 $\times$ 10$^{14}$ photons cm$^{-2}$ s$^{-1}$, see Muñoz Caro et al. (2010) for details. The emission spectrum ofthe rate constants are linked to the ice thickness, showing that the largest destruction (of 96%) corresponds to the thinnest ice, S9, while the lowest destruction (of 82%) corresponds to the thickest ice, S8, see Table \[logIR\]. The same process (k$_4$ + k$_5$) can also be monitored by following the formation of HS$_2^{\cdot}$ during UV irradiation of H$_2$S. This is shown in the bottom panel of Fig. \[integ\_abs\_h2s\_fig\] where the abundances of HS$_2^{\cdot}$ with respect to H$_2$S, associated to the 2483 cm$^{-1}$ band are displayed.

However, additional elongation reactions of HS$_2^\cdot$ are probably present and compete with S$_2$ formation, elongating the HS$_2^\cdot$ molecule up to H$_2$S$_8$ and finally forming S$_8$. The polymerization process is favored by the high N$_s$(HS$_2^\cdot$)/N$_s$(H$_2$S) ratio in the first minutes of irradiation encouraging the reaction between two


are the S-polymers, from S$_2$ to S$_8$, and organic species containing S (Muñoz Caro 2002). Atomic S was detected by ISO at 25.2 $\mu$m in the Orion H$_2$ emission peak (Rosenthal et al. 2000). Rotational transitions of sulfur chains will be observable with ALMA (Wakelam et al. 2005). Cyclic S$_8$ is active in the infrared region, but has not been observed in the emission spectra of comets. It could be detected by simple [*in situ*]{} GC-MS analysis, i.e. without derivatization, of a comet nucleus planned by the ongoing Rosetta mission (Muñoz Caro 2002; Goesmann et al. 2007).

Conclusions {#conc}
===========

We determined the desorption temperature of H$_2$S ice, which depends on the initial H$_2$S/H$_2$O ratio. Pure H$_2$S ice desorbs around 82 K. When H$_2$S is present in an H$_2$O ice matrix,The Anti-Muslim Republican Vibe Is Getting Muslims Out to Vote

Republican presidential front-runners Donald Trump and Ted Cruz have taken hardline stances on a range of issues concerning Muslims, and it could come back to bite them if either becomes the nominee.

That's because civil rights groups have set a target of registering one million new Muslim voters for the coming elections, according to the New York Times. And advocacy groups believe this goal isn't out of reach in a climate where Trump and Cruz have been accused of stirring anti-Muslim sentiment.

"The fear and apprehension in the American Muslim community has never been at this level," Ibrahim Hooper, a spokesman for the Council on American-Islamic Relations, told the Times. "The anti-Islamic tidal wave is spurring civic participation."

Groups like CAIR and


set of multiscale quantities (e.g., wavelet coefficients) $T_X(a,t)$ that behave like a power law with respect to the scale $a$: $$\label{equ:wavcoef}
 \sum_t T_X^2(a,t) \simeq a^{2H+1}.$$ In view of the relation , $H$ can be estimated by means of a linear regression in log–log coordinates (cf. e.g., [@Veitch1999]).

Fractional Brownian motion (fBm) $B_H(t)$ – i.e., the only Gaussian, self-similar, stationary-increment process – has massively been used as a reference process in the modeling of scaling properties in univariate real-world signals.\
[**Multivariate scaling.**]{} Notwithstanding its theoretical and practical importance, fBm falls short of providing an encompassing modeling framework for scaling because most modern contexts of application involve the recording of multivariate time series that hence need to be jointly analyzed. The construction of a comprehensive multivariate estimation paradigm is still an openthe sample variance $$S(2^j) = \frac{1}{K_j}\sum^{K_j}_{k=1} D_{\rm y}(j,k) D_{\rm y}(j,k)^*, \quad K_j = \frac{N}{2^j},$$ where $N$ denotes the sample size. Fig. \[fig:illustrationMixedOFBM\] illustrates the fact that $S(2^j)$ is a satisfactory estimator for $ \mathbb{E} D_{\rm y}(j,\cdot)D_{\rm y}(j,\cdot)^*$.

Non-linear regression based estimation and Branch and Bound algorithm {#sec.BB}
=====================================================================

Identification procedure as a minimization problem
--------------------------------------------------

The estimation of the parameter vector $\Theta $ of Biv-OfBm is challenging because its entry-wise wavelet (or Fourier) spectrum is a mixture of power laws (cf. Eqs. (\[eq:E11\])-(\[eq:E22\])). This precludes the direct extension of classical univariate techniques, based on the scalar relation Eq.  [@Veitch1999]. For this reason, we formulate the full identification of Biv-OfBm (i.e., the estimation of $\Theta$) as a minimization problem[^4]: $$\label{eq:globMinProb}
\hat{\Theta}^M_N =  \underset{\Theta\in\mathcal{Q}_0}{\mathrm{argmin}}\; C_N(\Theta), \makebox{ where }$$ $$C_N(\Theta) \equiv{\hskip -.2cm} \sum_{\substack{i_1, i_2 =1\\ i_1\leq i_2}}^{P=2} \sum_{j= j_1}^{j_2}{\hskip


-.2cm} \left( \log_2 |S_{i_1,i_2}(2^j)| - \log_2 | E_{i_1,i_2}(2^j,{\Theta})| \right)^2.
\label{eq:globMinProbb}$$ The use of $ \log_2$ ensures that the scales $2^j$, $j = j_1,\ldots,j_2$ contribute equally to $C_N$. The search space incorporates prior information in the shape of constraints: Sections \[sec:underD\] and \[sec:funderD\] impose $h_1\leq h_2$ and $\rho_{\rm x}\in[0,1]$ ; feasible solutions must satisfy the constraint $g(h_1,h_2,\rho_{\rm x})>0$ (cf. Eq. ) and $(\beta, \gamma) \in [-1,1]^2$. For the sake of feasibility, we further restrict $(\sigma_{\rm x_1}, \sigma_{\rm x_2}) \in[0,\sigma_{\max}]^2$, with $\sigma_{\max}=\sqrt{\widehat{\sigma}^2_{\rm y_1} +\widehat{\sigma}^2_{\rm y_2}}$, where $\widehat{\sigma}^2_{\rm y_m} $ denotes the sample variance estimates of the increments of $Y_m$. We arrive at the parameter space $$\begin{aligned}
\label{e:Q0}
\mathcal{Q}_0 = \Big\{ \Theta=(h_1,h_2,&\rho_{\rm x},\sigma_{\rm x_1},\sigma_{\rm x_2},\beta,\gamma) \in {{\mathbb R}}^7 \,\vert \,\Theta\in [0,1]^3 \times [0,\sigma_{\max}]^2 \times [-1,1]^2, \nonumber\\& g(h_1,h_2,\rho_{\rm x})>0, h_1 \leq h_2 \Big\}.\end{aligned}$$

![**Wavelet Spectrum.** Superimposition of $\log_2\times [-1,1]^2, h_1 \leq h_2 \Big\}.
\label{eq:mathcalC_i}$$

![**Schematic view of the proposed approximation $\mathcal{S}_0\subseteq\mathcal{Q}_0$.**\[fig:innerConvex\]](Q0 "fig:") ![**Schematic view of the proposed approximation $\mathcal{S}_0\subseteq\mathcal{Q}_0$.**\[fig:innerConvex\]](S0 "fig:")

In this inner convex relaxation strategy, the constraint $g(h_1,h_2,\rho_{\rm x})>0$ is necessarily satisfied, a major practical benefit as infeasible regions need not be explored.

### Algorithm {#sec:algoBB}

The full identification of Biv-OfBm is achieved via the following proposed sequence of operations:

**Inputs.**\
- From data, compute the wavelet spectrum $S(2^j)$, $j = j_1, \hdots,j_2$ ;\
- Pick the Biv-OfBm model (i.e., Eqs. (\[eq:E11\])-(\[eq:E22\])) ;\
- Set the precision $\delta$ for each parameter ;\
- Set the inner convex relaxation parameter $\Delta$ in order to approximate the set $\mathcal{Q}_0$ by ${\mathcal{S}}_0=\cup_{i=1}^{\Delta^2}\mathcal{C}_i$ ;\
**Initialization.**\
- Set $\widehat{\mathcal{S}}=\emptyset$ and $k=0$.\
- Compute lower bounds $l_i$ of $C_N$ on $\mathcal{C}_i$ ($\forall i=1,\ldots,\Delta^2$) ;\
- Compute upper bounds $u_i$ of $C_N$ on $\mathcal{C}_i$ ($\forall i=1,\ldots,\Delta^2$) ;\
- Set $U=\min(u_1,\ldots,u_{\Delta^2})$ and $L=\min(l_1,\ldots,l_{\Delta^2})$.\
**Iteration.** Let


$\mathcal{S}_k$ denote the partitioning at the step $k$.\
- [Selecting:]{} Select region $\mathcal{R} \subset \mathcal{S}_k$ with lowest lower bound $L$ (best-first-search strategy) [^5].\
- [Cutting:]{} Divide $\mathcal{R}$ into $\mathcal{R}_a$ and $\mathcal{R}_b$ such that $\mathcal{R} = \mathcal{R}_a\cup\mathcal{R}_b$ and $\mathcal{R}_a\cap\mathcal{R}_b = \emptyset$, along its longest edge, in half, where the length of an edge is defined relatively to the maximum accuracy $\delta$ prescribed by the practitioner.\
- [Lower bound:]{} Compute lower bounds of $\mathcal{R}_a$ and $\mathcal{R}_b$, using interval arithmetic.\
- [Upper bound:]{} Compute upper bound of $\mathcal{R}_a$ (resp. $\mathcal{R}_b$), by evaluating $C_N(\Theta)$ for $\Theta$ chosen at the center of $\mathcal{R}_a$\
- [Branching:]{} Update the partitioning ${\mathcal{S}}_{k+1} = ({\mathcal{S}}_k\backslash\mathcal{R})\cup\mathcal{R}_a\cup\mathcal{R}_b,$ and update $U$ and $L$ on this new partition.\
- [Pruning:]{} Discard regions $\mathcal{R^*}$ of ${\mathcal{S}}_{k+1} $ either by *bound*, *infeasibility* or *size*, i.e. ${\mathcal{S}}_{k+1} \leftarrow {\mathcal{S}}_{k+1} \backslash\mathcal{R}^*.$ Appendlow correlation.\
**Estimation of $\rho_{\rm x}$ (Fig. \[fig:perf\_rho\]).** The parameter $\rho_{\rm x}$ appears the most difficult to estimate, with significant bias for low correlation and anti-orthogonal mixing, a result in consistency with [@Amblard_P-0_2011_j-ieee-tsp_imfbm].

Computational costs
-------------------

The computational costs of the proposed identification algorithm described in Section \[sec:algoBB\] are reported in Fig. \[fig:time\] (top plots) as a function of $\log_2 N$ for each parameter setting. They are significantly smaller than those required by a systematic greedy grid search. Fig. \[fig:time\] also clearly shows that the stronger the correlation amongst components, the easier the minimization of the functional $C_N$, thus indicating that the cross terms play a significant role in the identification of Biv-OfBm. Though surprising at first, the clear decrease of the computational costs with the increase of the sample size may be interpreted as the


elementary functions such as sum, product, inverse, square, logarithm, exponential,…, referred to as the calculus tree. For the sake of readability, we do not detail the calculus tree associated to the full $C_N$, but only its first term , sketched in Fig. \[fig:calculusTreeP1\] (right). The leaves of the tree, i.e., the bottom line, consist of occurrences of the variables involved in $\Theta$. Each node of the graph corresponds to an elementary function applied to its children. The intervals are composed and propagated from bottom to top to obtain a bound for $C$ within $\mathcal{R}$. The literature on interval arithmetic provides boundaries for most of the elementary functions on intervals:

-   $[\underline{x},\overline{x}] + [\underline{y},\overline{y}] = [\underline{x}+\underline{y}, \overline{x}+\overline{y}]$

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A:

You can also use array_map
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and adjoint of these operators zero is not an eigenvalue. Suppose that $\Lambda_{A_1,B_1,Q_1}=\Lambda_{A_2,B_2,Q_2}.$ Then $$\label{op!}
A_1=A_2\quad\mbox{and}\,\, B_1=B_2\quad \mbox{on} \,\,\tilde \Gamma,$$ and there exists an invertible matrix $\mbox{\bf Q}\in C^{5+\alpha}(\bar \Omega)$ such that $$\mbox{\bf Q}\vert_{\tilde \Gamma}=I,\quad \partial_{\vec \nu}\mbox{\bf Q}\vert_{\tilde \Gamma}=0,$$ $$\label{A1}
A_2=2\mbox{\bf Q}^{-1}\partial_{\bar z}\mbox{\bf Q}+\mbox{\bf Q}^{-1}A_1\mbox{\bf Q}\quad\mbox{in}\,\,\Omega,$$ $$\label{A2}
B_2=2\mbox{\bf Q}^{-1}\partial_{z}\mbox{\bf Q}+\mbox{\bf Q}^{-1}B_1\mbox{\bf Q}\quad\mbox{in}\,\,\Omega,$$ $$\label{A3}
Q_2=\mbox{\bf Q}^{-1}Q_1\mbox{\bf Q}+\mbox{\bf Q}^{-1}\Delta \mbox{\bf Q}+2\mbox{\bf Q}^{-1}A_1\partial_z\mbox{\bf Q}+2\mbox{\bf Q}^{-1}B_1\partial_{\bar z}\mbox{\bf Q}\quad\mbox{in}\,\,\Omega .$$

The paper organized as follows. In section 3 we construct the complex geometric optics solutions for the boundary value problem (1.1). In section 4 we prove some asymptotic for coefficients of two operators $L_j(x,D)$ of the form (\[o-1\]) which generate the same Dirichlet-to-Neumann map. In section 5, from the asymptotic relations obtained in the section 4, it is proved that there exists a gauge transformation $\mbox{\bf Q}$ which$\kappa$ we denote the highest order of zeros of the function $q$ on $\overline \Omega.$

Using Proposition 9 of [@IY] we construct solutions $U_{0}^{(j)}$ to problem (\[-55!U\]) such that $$U_{0}^{(j)}( x)=\vec e_j\quad \forall j\in\{1,\dots ,N\}\quad\mbox{and}\quad
\forall x\in \mathcal Z.$$ Set $\widetilde {\mathcal P} (x)=( U_{0}^{(1)}(x),\dots ,U_{0}^{(N)}(x)),\widetilde {\mathcal C} (x)=(\widetilde U_{0}^{(1)}(x),\dots ,\widetilde U_{0}^{(N)}(x)).$ Then there exists a holomorphic function $\widetilde q$ such that $\mbox{det}\,\widetilde {\mathcal P}=\widetilde q(z)e^{-\frac 12
\partial^{-1}_{\bar z}\mbox{tr}\,\widetilde{ \mathcal P}}$ in $\Omega.$ Let $\widetilde{\mathcal Z}=\{z\in \overline\Omega; \thinspace
\widetilde q(z)=0\}$ and $\widetilde \kappa$ the highest order of zeros of the function $\widetilde q.$

By $\widetilde U_{0}^{(j)}(x) = \vec{e_j}$ for $x \in \mathcal{Z}$, we see that $
\widetilde{\mathcal Z}\cap\mathcal Z=\emptyset.
$ Therefore there exists a holomorphic function $r(z)$ such that $r\vert_{\mathcal Z}=0$ and $ (1-r)
\vert_{\widetilde{\mathcal Z}}=0
$ and the orders of zeros of the function $r$ on


C^{5+\alpha}(\overline \Omega), \alpha\in (0,1)$, the linear operators $T_{B}$ and $T^*_{B}$ solve the differential equation $$\label{oblom1}\nonumber
(2\partial_z+B)T_{B}g=g\quad \mbox{in}\,\,\Omega \quad\mbox{and}\quad
(-2\partial_{ z}+B^*)T^*_{B}g=g\quad \mbox{in}\,\,\Omega.$$

Finally we introduce two operators $$\label{NaNa}\nonumber
\widetilde {\mathcal R}_{\tau, B}g = e^{\tau(\overline\Phi-\Phi)}T_B
(e^{\tau(\Phi-\overline\Phi)}g) \quad\mbox{and}\quad
{\mathcal R}_{\tau, B}g = e^{\tau(\Phi-\overline\Phi)}
P_B(e^{\tau(\overline\Phi-\Phi)}g).$$

**Step 1: Construction of complex geometric optics solutions.**
===============================================================

Let $L_1(x,D)$ and $L_2(x,D)$ be the operators of the form (\[o-1\]) with the coefficients $A
_j,B_j, Q_j.$ In this step, we will construct two complex geometric optics solutions $u_1$ and $v$ respectively for operators $L_1(x,D)$ and $L_2(x,D).$

As the phase function for such a solution we consider a holomorphic function $\Phi(z)$ such that $ \Phi(z)
=\varphi(x_1,x_2)+i\psi(x_1,x_2) $ with real-valued functions $\varphi$ and $\psi.$ For some $\alpha\in (0,1)$ the function $\Phi$ belongs to $C^{6+\alpha}(\overline{\Omega}).$ Moreover $$\label{zzz}
\partial_{\bar z}\Phi = 0 \quad \mbox{in}
\,\,\Omega, \quad\mbox{Im}\,\Phi\vert_{\Gamma_0}=0.$$ Denote by $\mathcal H$ the set of all the criticalsuch a balls we take the finite subcovering $\bar \Omega\subset \cup_{k=\tilde N}^{\tilde N+N^*} B(x_k,\delta(x_k)).$ Then there exists $C_\epsilon$ such that $$\label{volk44}
\vert\tilde{ \mathcal Q}\vert\le  C_\epsilon(\vert\tilde{\mathcal B}\vert+\sum_{k=\tilde N+1}^{\tilde N+N^*}\vert T^*_{\tilde B_1}(\tilde{\mathcal B}^*V_0^{(k)})\vert)\quad\mbox{in}\,\,\Omega_{1,\epsilon}.$$

Combining (\[volk3\]), (\[volk4\]) and (\[volk44\]) we obtain that there exists a constant $C_5$ independent of $\tau$ $$\begin{aligned}
\label{volk41}
\int_{\Omega_{1,\epsilon}} e^{2\tau\psi_0}(\frac 1\tau\vert \nabla (\chi_\epsilon\tilde{ \mathcal B})\vert^2+\tau\vert \chi_\epsilon\tilde{\mathcal B}\vert^2) dx\le C_5\int_{\Omega_{1,\epsilon}\setminus \Omega_{1,\frac{\epsilon}{2}}}
(\sum_{k=1}^N\vert[\chi_\epsilon ,\partial_z] T^*_{-B^*_2}(\mathcal B^*\tilde U_0^{(k)})\vert^2\nonumber\\
 +\sum_{k=\tilde N+1}^{\tilde N+N^*}\vert [\chi_\epsilon ,\partial_z] T^*_{\tilde B_1}(\tilde{\mathcal B}^*V_0^{(k)})\vert+
\vert [\chi_\epsilon,\partial_{\bar z}]\tilde{\mathcal B}\vert^2 ) e^{2\tau\psi_0}dx\quad \forall\tau\ge\tau_1.
 \end{aligned}$$ By (\[indigo\]) for all sufficiently small positive $\epsilon$ there exists a positive constant $\alpha<1$ such that $$\label{soroka}
 \psi_0(x) <\alpha\quad\mbox{on} \quad\Omega_{1,\epsilon}\setminus\Omega_{1,\frac{\epsilon}{2}}.$$ Since $\hat x\in \mbox{supp}\, \tilde{\mathcal B}\cap \tilde\gamma$ and thanks to the fact $\partial_{\tilde\nu}\phi_0\vert_{\tilde \gamma}\le \alpha ' <0$ there exists $\kappa>0$ such that $$\label{volk6}\kappa e^\tau\le \int_{\Omega_{1,\epsilon}} e^{2\tau\psi_0} \vert \chi_\epsilon\tilde{\mathcal B}\vert^2e^{2\tau\psi_0} dx \quad


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You'll need to define the problem more precisely. The language
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![X-ray shows the pellets in the thorax and abdomen.](1757-1626-0002-0000006340-001){#fig-001}

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In 2016, the school constructed a new £1.6 million sixth form building. The building has the potential to accommodate three hundred students. It contains seventeen teaching rooms in addition to two science labs, an art room and a common room.

The building
The two main sections of the building are Coombe to the east, and Chine to the west (both of which take their names from types of geographical feature found on the


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“As I am yet to give evidence to the case I am subject to restrictions in relation to what I can be told about the evidence that is being given by other witnesses,’’ Senator Cash told the Senate.

On Thursday, the court heard that the source of the original leak to her chief of staff Ben Davies in 2017 was a media adviser called Mark Lee, who was working for the Registered Organisations Commission and had just been offered a job in Senator Cash’s office.

“It’s been revealed


nonetheless held that the cancelled indebtedness did not represent property paid in to the taxpayer since it was includible in equity invested capital under Section 718(a) (2) only "in an amount equal to its basis (unadjusted) for determining loss upon sale or exchange" and upon cancellation ceased to exist and therefore could have no such basis in the hands of the debtor. But the Tax Court failed to give effect to Section 113(a) (8) (B) of the Internal Revenue Code which provides that such basis for gain or loss in the case of property acquired after December 31, 1920 as a contribution to capital shall be the same as it would be in the hands of the transferor.7 The interdependence of the two provisions has been recognized byof that item from $312,200.74 to $212,235.69. At the same time it credited the cancellation to its surplus account — reducing the prior deficit in the latter from $257,480.77 to $157,515.72.
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to whether a capital contribution resulted from the transaction there or was income as held by the District Court, was "a purely factual one", citing Commissioner of Internal Revenue v. Jacobson, 1949, 336 U.S. 28, 51, 69 S.Ct. 358, 93 L.Ed. 477.
The rule is well settled that the fact finding of the Tax Court will not be reversed on appeal unless "clearly erroneous". We so held in Commissioner of Internal Revenue v. Penn Athletic Club Bldg., 3 Cir., 1949, 176 F.2d 939, 943; Blum v. Commissioner, 3 Cir., 1950, 183 F.2d 281, 287.
It is just as well settled that the Commissioner's determination is presumptively correct and that the taxpayer has the burden of establishing claimed increase in its invested capital. Walsh Holyoke Steam Boiler Works, Inc. v. Commissionera key component to the Antidote Mechanism and deserted the mission, but Katuna reveals that he has ominous plans for a return to the Karolina Nine. Having lost a key crew member in a skirmish, Force now questions his ability to see the mission through, as well as questioning his own authenticity. The fate of the whole mission hangs in the balance as they reenter the abyss to barter once again with the gypsies.

Blurb: The Dimension Thieves is a clean series with some mild violence and language, making it suitable for some young adult readers.

In this second installment of The Dimension Thieves, the crew of the Karolina Nine continue on their desperate mission to acquire the materials needed to build an Antidote Mechanism, the machine that can reverse


and his rag-tag crew across the lateral dimensions, where they must often steal materials—even from themselves—in order to fix their own dwindling world.

Misty Provencher offers readers, ranging from teen to adult, a shelf full of stories to enjoy. Provencher's genres include titles in contemporary romance, fantasy, literary fiction, Sci-fi, and even erotica.

While Provencher can ride a motorcycle, knows how to Karate chop, and has learned enough French, Spanish, and Sign Language to get herself slapped, Misty's life is dedicated to connecting with, and understanding, the people who cross her path. She is totally enchanted with the world and spends her days trying to translate her everyday muses into words.

As her family's sole survivor in a car crash, she is left with a broken arm, and a few scrapesunexpected.

Tethered Wings:

Back from their quest into the Underworld, with the threat of Lucian hanging over head, Emma is faced with yet another problem—the Immortal Bond. The bond surpasses any reason and is something so complex, not much is known about it. Once an Immortal Bond is made, it is forever. A conjoining of two fated hearts, destined to be perfect companions.

Emma’s heart, already bonded with her Guardian, Kade, has unexpectedly and inconveniently bonded with Ethon, the son of Lucifer. Now she is faced with a decision she doesn't want to make. Both want nothing more than to love and protect her.

With the arrival of new company and old friends, things are bound to get heated.

Gilded Wings:

As the final battle draws near, Emma finds herself bound under an unbreakable


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through their regulatory supervision over money, credit, and the financial system, are in a position to support the development of green finance and enforce an adequate pricing of environmental and carbon risk by financial institutions.

Dikau and Volz distinguish five different policy areas where they believe Central Bank could “go green”, i.e. (i) micro-prudential regulation (e.g. by requiring banks and other financial institutions to adopt Environmental & Social risk-management standards, to assess and disclose climate-related risks, or to adjust reserve holdings); (ii) macroprudential regulation (such as the Central Bank of Brazil introduced in 2011); (iii) financial market development (by participating in the creation of an enabling environment for the issuance and trading of green securities); (iv) credit allocation, and (v) central bank soft power and guidelines.

Sini Matikainen and co-authorslook at the climate impact of quantitative easing (QE), arguing that central banks should consider how their operation of monetary policy could affect the transition to a low-carbon economy. The reason behind this is that even supposedly market-neutral interventions by central banks may show an unintended structural bias towards carbon-intensive industry incumbents. A sectoral analysis of the QE corporate bond purchase programmes of the European Central Bank (ECB) and the Bank of England (BoE) suggests a skew towards high-carbon sectors – e.g. it is estimated that utilities, the most carbon-intensive sector by emissions, make up the largest share of purchases for both banks. The purchase of such assets – the authors argue – is in direct contradiction with, and may undermine, the signals that financial regulators are making


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If not, then it can stay in time-out.

The main reason I’m sold on 3-Act lessons is because it is conducive to teacher questioning, lots of it. Normally when a kid asks me a question, it’s not uncommon that my reply is tossing two questions back at him. When we as teachers do our homework before giving kids a task — by setting goals, anticipating student strategies/solutions (Smith’s 5 Practices) — we ask better questions that will nurture a meaningful and productive discourse.

It’s ironic that there’s been mention of the teacher becoming extinct due to advancing technology, including digital curricula, because all I envision and experience is the opposite — digital media (if it’s any good) only solicit more questioning, exposition, dialogue between the teacher and his students.

I wantan uphill battle conveying what your curriculum is and what it is not, just by virtue of it being a digital product. Don’t let that deter you though. I’d love to see this developed at some point.

1) I love the idea of putting out there what you would like to have. Isn’t the idea of tech startups to bring together people with ideas and people with tech skills? My impression of edtech right now is “the customer is always right”, meaning what’s on the market is what the market demands. If some niche market (we who think a bit differently) demand something different, someone might just make it.

2) In the spirit of putting out there what I would like to have: Why would students assume that there is


couldn’t a textbook like this feel more like a virtual class? (again, in the absence of a REAL classroom experience, which would be far better).

In any case, my response was probably off-topic since this IS about a tool specfically for classroom use. One potential beautiful side-effect if such an 80/20 version was developed, however, is that it might be one more way to inspire more teachers to start thinking in this way…

In the meantime, while we still have to teach without 1-1 tablets, you might consider having students use this GeoGebra applet, http://www.geogebratube.org/student/m19003, then using various non-techy ways to gather students’ predictions etc. Take students to the computer lab so each kid has their own computer for using the applet, and teach from there. The lacking functionality ofneeds are not solving any problems. Elementary might be too early for this unit work. But it has to come in somewhere before the ideas are too abstract for the units to be understood. I should have said, “… while the concepts are concrete,” instead of ,”easy.”

Your explanation of the use of “slice per person” is the kind of simple, intentional, laying-the-groundwork language that builds the foundation of the math relationships made in the future. I had grade school teachers who never said “three point five.” It was “three and five tenths,” because they knew that it would be important in later grades. If unit analysis is too tough for a particular grade, don’t use it. But make sure they understand the difference between 3 slices and 3


of all the guesses and corresponding times. I think running the calculations a few times is essesntial for kids that struggle with variables and generalizations.

It is a tough balance. The hook is the kid gets to pick a number and see if they “win”. The more you ask a kid to do things in a particular way (show work for a method that would only involve hitting enter on the calculator one time), I suspect the less commited they become to the problem.

When asking students to make a second pick, it takes some care to let students know their target is the process and a generalization and not to “home in” on the best possible answer. Especially for kids who have previously done a lot of solving bysurface and seems like it should be a good source of discussion in the classroom on two levels:

Explain in general terms why this might be true.

Show it mathematically – which involves making a lot of simplifications, which I think is an important skill in mathematics. Too many students seem to feel that math has been invented to make easy problems more complicated instead of the other way around.

If anyone wants to see it I’ve now built out the example to encompass the entirety of Dan’s original idea.

The next step conceptually (from a technical rather than pedagogical standpoint at least) is to make it work inside of say, iBooks Author. The most logical implementation would be to have it pull live results if it has network connectivity and otherwise


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The use of telematics in automobiles has become more common in recent years, particularly as implemented with in-car navigation systems. Based upon provision of a current location and a


Eau Claire County, Wisconsin

Eau Claire County is a county located in the U.S. state of Wisconsin. As of the 2010 census, the population was 98,736. Its county seat is Eau Claire. The county took its name from the Eau Claire River.

Eau Claire County is included in the Eau Claire, WI Metropolitan Statistical Area as well as the Eau Claire-Menomonie WI Combined Statistical Area.

History
Eau Claire county was originally set off as the Town of Clearwater in Chippewa County in 1855. The name was changed to the Town of Eau Claire on March 31, 1856. The entire town was separated as Eau Claire County by an act of the Wisconsin State Legislature on October 6, 1856.

Geography
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, the county has a total area of , ofKathy Bernier (R) and Jeff Smith (D) respectively. It also contains portions of Wisconsin State Assembly districts 68 (Jesse James [R]) and 93 (Warren Petryk [R]), as well as almost all of district 91 (Jodi Emerson [D]). At the federal level, the entire county is contained within Wisconsin's third congressional district, which is represented in the United States House of Representatives by Ron Kind (D).

Recreation
Attractions include the Chippewa Valley Museum in Eau Claire, Dells Mill Museum in Augusta, Dells Mill Water Powered Museum in Augusta, the Paul Bunyan Logging Camp in Eau Claire, and the Sarge Boyd Bandshell in Eau Claire.

Communities

Cities
Altoona
Augusta
Eau Claire (county seat; partly in Chippewa County)

Villages
Fairchild
Fall Creek

Towns

Bridge Creek
Brunswick
Clear Creek
Drammen
Fairchild
Lincoln
Ludington
Otter Creek
Pleasant Valley
Seymour
Union
Washington
Wilson

Census-designated places
Seymour

Unincorporated communities

Allen
Brackett
Candy Corners
Cleghorn
Foster
Hale Corner
Hay Creek
Ludington
Lufkin
Mount Hope Corners
Rodell
Truax
Union
Wilson

Ghost towns/neighborhoods
Hadleyville‡
Nelsonville‡
Oak Grove‡
Porter's Mills‡
Shawtown§

Footnotes
‡ Historical community
§ Now part of


Cocaine self-administration on a hold-down schedule of reinforcement in rats.
Although many contingencies operating in the natural environment include continuous dimensions of responses and reinforcers, previous studies of drug self-administration have almost exclusively used discrete dimensions of responses (e.g., a lever press) and reinforcers (e.g., 1.0 mg/kg/injection cocaine). Therefore, the present study provides an initial examination under experimental conditions with both responses and reinforcers measured along continuous dimensions. Cocaine-maintained responding was studied in rats under a novel, hold-down schedule of reinforcement wherein the duration of the response was directly related to the magnitude of the reinforcer. These conditions were established by activating the syringe pump when the lever was pressed down and turning the pump off when the lever was released. The concentration of cocaine available in the syringeway possible. Thrown into the mix are the slightly bizarre ‘Mountain Stories’, missions which surreally involve the mountains talking to you as you complete often slightly trippy challenges – this really is a game unlike most others.

There are a few notable flaws to Steep, however, one of which comes slightly as a consequence of one of the game’s greatest strengths, the vast and completely playable open-world. As a result of this, the map soon becomes cluttered with the huge range of different challenges available and choosing easily which event you are after is a fairly hit and miss process – although this is somewhat offset by the complete lack of loading time as you move around, allowing the player to instantly and satisfyingly traverse between different drop zones


about him misbehaving like his infamous father.”

The elder Cook, a famed architect, in 2008 had a fling with his 19-year-old assistant. He and Brinkley ended their 12 year marriage a short time later.

Before the party started, Agdal, 26, posted an Instagram picture of herself kissing her 23-year-old beau in a pool.

“Can’t wait for this guy to get to Dane Land,” the Danish model captioned the photo.

The two have recently developed a reputation for PDA. Last month, a paparazzi pic of the pair making out rather passionately in a Montauk nightclub found its way to the Internet. Vanity Fair’s wrote about it under a screaming headline reading “Nina Agdal and Jack Brinkley-Cook Learn The Hard Way That What Happens in Montauk, Stays in Tabloids Forever.”

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and takes advantage of a computer-based multimedia approach. This format provides numerous opportunities for user interaction, requires little reading ability and offers the potential to increase levels of health education efforts with no increase in staff. The program was found to be well accepted, to provide new information and to demonstrate potential for effecting change in behavioral intention. Possible uses of this technology for educating similar populations and the use of computers for health screening are discussed.\[Spectrally Positive One\] below for the case of a compound Poisson input process. The transient analysis of Lévy driven queues is of a much more recent date; see e.g. [@Asm; @Man; @Kel] for results on the workload process in a Lévy-driven queue at an exponential epoch (which are briefly summarized in Section \[sec:pre\]). As a direct application the authors of [@Box] study clearing models, where special attention is paid to clearings at exponential epochs (relying on results on the workload at an exponential epoch in an M/G/1 setting).

Concerning the structure of the paper, in Section 2 we present our notation, as well as the preliminaries that are needed in order to prove our results. In Section 3 we present the main results of the paper, which are Thms. \[MainTheorem\] and \[spectrally


interesting to notice that $\operatorname{\mathbb{E}}\operatorname{\mathcal{Q}}_t$ first decreases below the steady-state version, and then converges from below. For higher initial workloads, $\operatorname{\mathbb{E}}\operatorname{\mathcal{Q}}_t$ is always decreasing and converges to the steady-state value from above.

Proofs {#sec:proofs}
======

In this section we prove the main results. For both cases of spectrally one-sided processes, we first show an auxiliary lemma relating to the signs of each term. The main results are then proved using induction.

Proof of Theorem \[MainTheorem\]
--------------------------------

Before deriving the main result, we first prove Lemma \[lemmasign\], which gives the sequence of the $2^n$ signs that appear in the expression of the transform at a time epoch corresponding to the sum of $n$ exponentially distributed random variables. From Thm. \[Spectrally Positive One\] we see that for $n=1$ the signs of the coefficients are $+,-$. For $n=2$sum of $n$ independent exponential random variables, but our result is readily extended to that of $\operatorname{\mathcal{Q}}_T$ with $T$ obeying a [*Coxian*]{} distribution. This is a particularly useful fact, as any distribution on the positive half line can be approximated arbitrarily closely by a sequence of Coxian distributions, see e.g. [@Asm Section III.4]. In more detail, the analysis looks as follows. Consider the situation that $T$ follows a Coxian distribution with $n$ phases; we let the length of phase $i$ be drawn from an exponential distribution with parameter $q_i$, and we let the probability of moving from phase $i$ to $i+1$ be $p_i$ (with the convention that $p_n = 0$). Then, for the spectrally-positive case, $$\operatorname{\mathbb{E}}_x e^{-\alpha \operatorname{\mathcal{Q}}_T} = \sum_{k=1}^n  (1-p_k) \prod_{i=1}^{k-1} p_i   \cdot \operatorname{\mathbb{E}}_x


(in very simple English) is that DAI is backed up by MKR as opposed to being backed by funds within a centralized banking system. The system works beautifully in a decentralized manner, and there are many hopes that DAI will be the top trusted stable coin in the near future. DAI is available for purchase from Ethex.

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If you love the Winklevoss twins and are all about government regulation, then this is the stable coin for you. Saying that this is centralized would be an understatement. Gemini USD is not only regulated with the USDisrupting Investigative Journalism

The steady release of information about highly-classified federal spying efforts, including the existence of the NSA's PRISM program, came as a shock to many. And although many of the details were new to longtime journalist David Talbot, the method for revealing them was not—an inside leak.

That’s why, he says, he is starting the Open America Project, dedicated to "[shining] a spotlight on secretive government and corporate practices that are damaging peoples' lives and the environment." Talbot envisions Open America as a clearing house for stories like the one broken by his former Salon colleague Glenn Greenwald last week about the secret federal government's efforts to sweep up telephone data.

“This is right out of Phillip K. Dick—and it’s been getting worse for a number of years,” Talbot


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I know this question has been already asked quite some times, but i would like to specify it. I got an image, which displays a circle blue X and I would like to make my own exit button in a Windows application form.
To do that, i added a button in the form and loaded the image on the button. However, the backcolor of the button ruins the image as it is grey. So i have tried:
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This doesn't work at all (The backcolor is still grey). So i have tried this:
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of 101aa, contains an ELR motif preceding the CXC signature, common in all vertebrate IL-8 molecules but absent in all teleost genes sequenced to date. The expression of both haddock cytokines was studied in four different tissues: head kidney, spleen, liver and gill. Tissues were obtained from both healthy fish and fish stimulated in vivo with four commercial serotypes of LPS, namely Escherichia coli 026:B6, 055:B5, 0111:B4 and 0127:B8 and PMA. Haddock IL-1beta was not constitutively expressed and expression was only observed following stimulation. However, this expression was stimulant dependent and only PMA and LPS 026:B6 induced high levels of expression in the head kidney. The haddock IL-8 gene on the other hand, showed a constitutive expression, that could be up or down-regulated depending on the immunostimulant used,in place the foundation of the Foundation and the vital building blocks of the technology itself, to ensure the long-term success of IOTA and its vision. Stabilizing the core client and improving the overall ecosystem around it has also been a high priority, which anyone who has used IOTA in the last year has undoubtedly noticed.

Naturally, as IOTA’s end goal is to become a true standardized decentralized immutable ledger we have also put significant resources into Coordicide. Throughout 2018 we have validated aspects of our earlier roadmap and come up with great improvements, but also started researching a potential breakthrough that if validated, would greatly accelerate the performance of Coo-less IOTA.

Keeping in the spirit of adoption, we have also focused a lot on growing the ecosystem, both in


very busy year. The community and Foundation have grown a lot since 2017, and I want to highlight just how many greatly talented and dedicated people that are currently working on IOTA. Throughout 2018 virtually everyone has been working at maximum capacity and regularly work late until the A.M. We can definitely say that IOTA has one of the most dedicated teams in the crypto-sphere.

Year in preview

2018 was a very interesting year overall for the broader DLT community, “ICO projects” came and burst in a similar fashion to the firework that painted the evening sky tonight. While the mass death of barely-alive-in-the-first-place projects causes some uncertainty and skepticism among the newcomers, it is something veterans and pioneers of this space have been longing for. In order for DLTsaved for a back-diving deal. The way Elliotte Friedman wrote it for CBC, in the event the Leafs trade for Luongo before the season starts:

the Maple Leafs will pay Luongo $43,666,000. (I’m not pro-rating this year’s lockout-infected salary. Going for the easy math here). The total cap hit for those seven seasons is $37,333,331. The difference is $6,332,669. Divide it by the three unused years in Luongo’s contract, and the penalty per season is $2,111,890 — slightly larger than Vancouver’s.

This isn’t all bad news for the Leafs, if they were to trade him. For one, the cap benefit penalty to the Canucks increases each year they hold on to Luongo. By my math, if the Canucks were to hold onto him through the summer, their cap benefit penalty


increases by about $200K to account for the extra money saved under the deal. It goes up at about $490K per season after that. There’s some future financial incentive for the Canucks to rid themselves of the deal before it becomes too much of a burden for future General Manager Manny Malhotra’s group in 2019.

The second bit of good news is that the Leafs can recoup that and, if Vancouver asks for too good of a player for Luongo, get the Canucks to pay up to 50% of his salary. Per James Mirtle:

Keeping salary in trades: Teams can have up to three contracts at one time that they are retaining the salary of. — James Mirtle (@mirtle) January 7, 2013

The max teams can keep is 15% of theSort i, x, 4 in decreasing order.
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Let i = -0.15 - -1.05. Sort i, -0.4, 0.2 in decreasing order.
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Let t(o) = o**2 - 2*o + 1. Let w be t(1). Suppose 0 = 4*f + 5*i + 35, w = 5*f - f + i + 23. Let m(h) = -h - 2. Let d be m(f). Sort -3, d, -1.
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Suppose 5*x + 0*x = 45. Sort 4, 1, x in decreasing order.
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Let z(i) = i**3 - 17*i**2 + 15*i + 18. Let l be z(16). Put 0, 4, l, -5 in descending order.
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#include "config.h"

#include <sys/stat.h>

#include <netinet/in.h>

#include <ctype.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <syslog.h>
#include <sys/socket.h>
#include <fnmatch.h>

#include "cache/cache.h"

#include "vrnd.h"
#include "vtcp.h"
#include "vsa.h"
#include "vtim.h"
#include "vcl.h"

#include "vcc_std_if.h"

VCL_VOID v_matchproto_(td_std_set_ip_tos)
vmod_set_ip_tos(VRT_CTX, VCL_INT tos)
{
	struct suckaddrlate January targeted a convoy carrying anti-aircraft missiles that may have been on the move to Hezbollah.

In early May, Israel conducted two separate airstrikes, also near Damascus, that a U.S. official told ABC News targeted as many as a dozen medium range Fateh-110 missiles intended for Hezbollah.


Colombey-les-Belles

Colombey-les-Belles is a commune in the Meurthe-et-Moselle department in north-eastern France.

Heraldry

See also
Communes of the Meurthe-et-Moselle department

ColombeylesbellesBoston, Massachusetts in 1882. In a Letter of Recommendation from the headmaster he is described as "a young man of unexceptionable moral character and a very good scholar" whom he could "confidently recommend as one who, in everything and under all circumstances, will do his best for his employer". He married Miriam Dix Badlam in Dorchester in 1889 and raised three children, (Harold, Charles and Miriam), in Newton, Massachusetts.

Although 13 years his junior he remained close to his older brother, the noted American expatriate painter, Charles Sprague Pearce. Charles moved to Paris in 1873 at the age of 22 to study in the atelier of Leon Bonnet and pursue a career as a painter. Although separated by an ocean the two brothers remained close through a series of


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    case VK_FORMAT_ETC2_R8G8B8A8_UNORM_BLOCK,
        VK_FORMAT_ETC2_R8G8B8A8_SRGB_BLOCK:
      ElementAndTexelBlockSize(16, TexelBlockSizePair(4, 4))
    case VK_FORMAT_EAC_R11_UNORM_BLOCK,
        VK_FORMAT_EAC_R11_SNORM_BLOCK:
      ElementAndTexelBlockSize(8, TexelBlockSizePair(4, 4))
    case VK_FORMAT_EAC_R11G11_UNORM_BLOCK,
        VK_FORMAT_EAC_R11G11_SNORM_BLOCK:
      ElementAndTexelBlockSize(16, TexelBlockSizePair(4, 4))
    case VK_FORMAT_ASTC_4x4_UNORM_BLOCK,
        VK_FORMAT_ASTC_4x4_SRGB_BLOCK:
      ElementAndTexelBlockSize(16, TexelBlockSizePair(4, 4))
    case VK_FORMAT_ASTC_5x4_UNORM_BLOCK,
        VK_FORMAT_ASTC_5x4_SRGB_BLOCK:
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        VK_FORMAT_ASTC_10x5_SRGB_BLOCK:
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    case VK_FORMAT_ASTC_10x6_UNORM_BLOCK,
        VK_FORMAT_ASTC_10x6_SRGB_BLOCK:
      ElementAndTexelBlockSize(16, TexelBlockSizePair(10, 6))
    case VK_FORMAT_ASTC_10x8_UNORM_BLOCK,
        VK_FORMAT_ASTC_10x8_SRGB_BLOCK:
      ElementAndTexelBlockSize(16, TexelBlockSizePair(10, 8))
    case VK_FORMAT_ASTC_10x10_UNORM_BLOCK,
        VK_FORMAT_ASTC_10x10_SRGB_BLOCK:
      ElementAndTexelBlockSize(16, TexelBlockSizePair(10, 10))
    case VK_FORMAT_ASTC_12x10_UNORM_BLOCK,
        VK_FORMAT_ASTC_12x10_SRGB_BLOCK:
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        VK_FORMAT_ASTC_12x12_SRGB_BLOCK:
      ElementAndTexelBlockSize(16, TexelBlockSizePair(12, 12))


of *E*. *faecalis*. As there were variation in the untreated control survival rate, so the data was analyzed using relative percentage of survival (RPS) method comparing the percentage of fish that survived in the treatment group against the control group without treatment. Moderate to high (66.7 to 75.0%) relative percentage of survival (RPS) of fish was recorded when a methanol extract of *A*. *sativum* or acetone and methanol extracts of *S*. *aromaticum* were applied as preventive agents against *E*. *faecalis* infection (Table [5](#Tab5){ref-type="table"}). Although prevention of disease by plant extracts varied against different isolates of *E*. *faecalis*, the average relative percentage of survival of fish against high, moderate and weak virulent isolates for any of the plant extracts were very similar to each other.Table 5Relative percentage of survival (RPS)designed primers were purchased from Sigma Ltd.Table 6Sequences, size and GC contents of primers used for PCR amplification.PrimersSequence (5′-3′)Nucleotide numbers in *E*. *coli* 16S rDNA sequencePrimer size (bp)GC content (%)EfacF1CGTTAGTAACTGAACGTC470--4881844.44Efac R1GACCGCGAGGTCATGCA1353--13701764.7Universal 1492RGGATACCTTGTTACGACTT1473--14921942.1

PCR amplification was conducted in a PCR thermocycler (Eppendrof Master Cycler) which included an initial denaturation at 94 °C for 5 min and 35 cycles comprising denaturation at 94 °C for 1 min, annealing at 48 °C for 40 s, and extension at 72 °C for 1 min and a final extension at 72 °C for 10 minutes with a hold temperature of 4 °C. Amplified PCR products were separated by loading 5 μl of PCR products mixed with 1 μl of 6 × gel loading dye (Thermo Scientific Inc., USA) in 1.5% agarose gel and electrophoresis was run at 100 Volt for 40 minutes. DNA ladder (1 Kb DNA ladder, Bioneer Ltd.) was also


with *n*-hexane, ethyl acetate, acetone, methanol and then bioassay was performed against the pathogenic isolates using the disk diffusion method. For fractionation, fresh plant materials were dried till all aqueous portions are removed. 25 g of dried plant materials were taken from each sample and ground to powder form using electric blender. The powdered plant material was added into 100 ml *n*-hexane, ethyl acetate, acetone, methanol for each sample. They were incubated 72 hours in orbital shaker at room temperature. The extracts were then evaporated in rotary evaporator at 50 °C. The dried extract samples were later dissolved in distilled water making 25 mg ml^−1^ solvent^[@CR35]^. For performing disk diffusion method, sterilized filter paper disks (8 mm in size) were soaked with 30 µl extracts (25 mg ml^−1^ solvent) and kept overnight at room temperature and dried aseptically to ensurethe proposed mechanism discussed. Also reviewed are the potential implications of atypical nonlinearity in plasma protein binding. Highlighted is the importance of understanding the relationship between unbound fraction and plasma drug concentration during the preclinical and early clinical stages of drug development, and during the routine clinical use of a drug especially if therapeutic drug monitoring is used to assist in optimization of the dosing regimen. The lesson is that the unexpected concentration-dependent behavior that has been observed for a number of drugs should be expected to occur for some other drugs.


The human papillomavirus (HPV) is etiologically related to most cases of cervical cancer. The E6 and E7 genes of HPV is etiologically related to most cases of cervical cancer. The E6 and E7 genes of HPV attractive tumor-associated antigens for immunotherapy and several trials of therapeutic vaccines for cervical cancer are underway. The results to date have been only marginally successful since most patients apparently default to a T-helper type 2(Th2) response rather than a potentially more efficacious T-helper type (Th1) response. The eukaryotic initiation factor of Leishmania braziliensis (LeIF) is a potent and specific Th1 stimulator. It hypothesized that a vaccine containing the HPV proteins E 6 and/or E7 and utilizing the adjuvant LeIF will elicit a Th1 response to HPV associated tumors. To test this hypothesis,cords can often withstand a magnitude of injury that would paralyze an adult.

Jaxon is due to head home any day now and will wear his halo head brace for another eight weeks, Seven Network reported.

"It is a miracle," Jaxon's mom, Rylea Taylor, who was driving the car with Jaxon and his sister when they collided with an 18-year-old driver, told Seven Network.


correct spot you have to test for != (unequal) that number, which however might cause other problems depending on the datatype you are using. E.g. For double you might have to test Math.Abs(-2.5 - y) < 2d * Double.Epsilon.
For more info on that particular look e.g. here and here.

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Economic and financial position damaged by long period of hyperinflation

Shortage of cash

Underinvestment in infrastructure (particularly energy)

Precarious food and healthcare situation: majority of the population depends on international aid

One of the highest rates of AIDS infection in Africa and in the world

RISK ASSESSMENt

Growth strangled by shortage of cash

Growth, largely dependent on agricultural production, recovered in 2017 due to favourable weather conditions, which resulted in an exceptional harvest after two years of drought. Maize production reached 2.1 million tonnes, increasing agricultural GDP growth by 20%. However, activity is expected to slow sharply in 2018. Rainfalls for the 2017/2018 agricultural season are expected to be lower than those in 2017, impacting on activity. Gold exports are expected to continue to benefit from the stability of world prices. Nevertheless, manufacturing will suffer


can be reduced significantly.
In one embodiment, in the subject invention a so-called smart CMOS platform is provided to solve the connection problem mentioned above.
Thus in one embodiment the subject image correlator includes a silicon substrate with the following elements mounted to the surface of the substrate or embedded in it: a laser diode, a first prism, a first beamsplitter, a second beamsplitter, an input spatial light modulator, a first detector array, an inverse Fourier transform lens, second beamsplitter, and a filter spatial light modulator. In addition a Fourier transform lens is positioned between the two beamsplitter, with all the devices being integrated directly onto a silicon chip.
In one embodiment the detector array is preferably a pixilated detector array using MED pixels, where MED stands for modulator/emitter/detector. Alternatively otherDisease and civilization: the cholera in Paris, 1832 by François Delaporte, 1986.
 Outside: selected writings by Marguerite Duras, 1986.
 To be a slave in Brazil, 1550-1888 by Katia de Queirós Mattoso, 1986.
 Homosexuality in Greek myth by Bernard Sergent, 1986.
 The poor in the Middle Ages: an essay in social history by Michel Mollat, 1986.
 From pagan Rome to Byzantium. A history of private life, vol. I, ed. Paul Veyne. Cambridge, Massachusetts: Belknap Press of Harvard University Press, 1987.
 In the beginning was love: psychoanalysis and faith by Julia Kristeva, 1987
 Ideology and rationality in the history of the life sciences by Georges Canguilhem, 1988.
 Revelations of the medieval world. A history of private life, vol. II, ed. Georges Duby and Philippe Aries, 1988.
 The medieval imagination by


beloved national symbol.

Stephenson said there were a handful of activists at the site Monday to witness the killing, and that dozens more were expected to gather in the coming days. Last week some vowed they would protest the culling.

The issue has split Australians over the merits of killing kangaroos to protect rare lizards and insects that share their grassy habitat.

Because of the suburban environment, contractors are using tranquilizer darts to catch the kangaroos, then kill them with lethal injections.

Scientists point out that eastern gray kangaroos are abundant and destroying the native grassland habitat of threatened species such as the grassland earless dragon lizard, striped legless lizard, golden sun moth and perunga grasshopper.

European settlers built Australia's cattle and sheep industries on grass seed imported from Britain, and native grassland,which is imperative for some species, is now rare. In some parts of Australia it can only be found in old cemeteries where livestock never grazed.

Copyright 2008 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.


To buy parts from these vehicles you must visit Pick A Part's Avondale, Mangere, Takanini, Tauranga, Wellington or Christchurch and remove the parts yourself with your own tools. There are no telephone or online service for parts at Pick A Part.        if (!tempCreated) {
                    dc.executeStatement(createTempTable);
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                }

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					folderIdentifier = getStringIfNotBlank("identifier",
							folders.get(1));
					final String folderInode = getStringIfNotBlank("inode",
							folders.get(0));
					final String parentPath = getStringIfNotBlank(
							"parent_path", folders.get(2));
					final String assetName = getStringIfNotBlank("asset_name",
							folders.get(3));
					final String hostIdentifier = getStringIfNotBlank(
							"host_identifier", folders.get(4));
					dc.setSQL(INSERT_TEMP_TABLE);
					dc.addParam(folderInode);
					dc.addParam(folderIdentifier);
                    dc.addParam((parentPath + assetName).toLowerCase());
					dc.addParam(hostIdentifier);
					dc.loadResult();
				} catch (DotDataException e) {
					folders.close();
					final String assetId = UtilMethods.isSet(folderIdentifier) ? folderIdentifier
							: "";
					throw new DotDataException(
							"An


     Identifier identifierFound = APILocator.getIdentifierAPI().find(newFolderIdentifier);
                if ( identifierFound != null && UtilMethods.isSet(identifierFound.getId()) ) {

                    //We need to change the ids of the existing folder
                    String existingFolderNewIdentifier = UUIDGenerator.generateUuid();
                    String existingFolderNewInode = UUIDGenerator.generateUuid();

                    //Ifidate, type) values ('TEMP_INODE', 'DUMMY_OWNER', to_date('1900-01-01 00:00:00', 'YYYY-MM-DD HH24:MI:SS'), 'DUMMY_TYPE') ");
            } else {
                dc.executeStatement("insert into inode (inode, owner, idate, type) values ('TEMP_INODE', 'DUMMY_OWNER', '1900-01-01 00:00:00.00', 'DUMMY_TYPE') ");
            }

            Structure fileAssetSt = CacheLocator.getContentTypeCache()
                    .getStructureByVelocityVarName("FileAsset");

            // lets see if we have structures referencing the folder, if


+ oldFolderIdentifier + "'");

            dc.executeStatement("delete from folder where inode = '" + oldFolderInode + "'");

            // 3.2) delete old INODE row

            dc.setSQL("select * from inode where inode = ?");
            dc.addParam(oldFolderInode);
            Map<String, Object> oldInodeRow = dc.loadObjectResults().get(0);
            String owner = (String) oldInodeRow.get("owner");
         and the [MadMiner]{}machinery [@Brehmer:2019xox] are described in Sec. \[sec:stats\]. Physics results on the relationships between effective operators and kinematic regions are presented in Sec. \[sec:phys\], starting with the simple kinematic distributions of information. Motivated by the differences between effects arising at linear and quadratic order in the Wilson coefficients, we propose an improved STXS definition for $WH$ production in Sec. \[sec:phys\_2d\] and benchmark the reach in EFT coefficients in Sec. \[sec:phys\_limits\]. Many technical details as well as a discussion of systematic uncertainties are given in the appendices.

Effective operators {#sec:eft}
===================

New physics beyond the Standard Model (SM) can be parameterized in terms of the effective Lagrangian $$\begin{aligned}
{\ensuremath{\mathscr{L}}}= {\ensuremath{\mathscr{L}}}_\text{SM}+ \sum_{d,k} \frac{ C_k^d}{\Lambda^{d-4}} {\ensuremath{\mathcal{O}_{k}}}^d
\; .\end{aligned}$$ The dimension-$d$ operators ${\ensuremath{\mathcal{O}_{k}}}^d$ form a complete basis of $SU(3)_c\times
SU(2)_L\times U(1)_Y$ invariant operators containing only SM fields [@Leung:1984ni; @Buchmuller:1985jz; @GonzalezGarcia:1999fq]. This defines


in the direction of optimizing the flow of information into these analyses.

For the hard partonic process $$\begin{aligned}
q \bar{q}' \to WH \to \ell \bar{\nu} \; b \bar{b}\end{aligned}$$ we start with the experimental inputs in terms of the measured values of $M_W$, $M_Z$, and $G_F$. At tree level in the SMEFT, these parameters are shifted from their SM values, which introduces a dependence on $C_{HD}, ~C_{HWB},~
C_{\ell \ell}$, and $C_{H \ell}^{(3)}$ [@Brivio:2017vri; @Brivio:2017bnu]. The effective couplings of the fermions to the $Z$ and $W$ gauge bosons are also shifted from their SM values. None of these effects change the momentum structures of the vertices and so they are of limited interest to anomalous coupling fits to the $WH$ process at the LHC with its large QCD backgrounds. In this study, we also{\partial  \log p(x | \theta) } {\partial \theta_i} \Biggr |_{\theta = 0} \,.
  \label{eq:score}\end{aligned}$$ The vector $t(x)$ is the gradient in model space, described by the Wilson coefficients $\theta_i$. Each component $t_i(x)$ is a function of phase space $x$, in other words, the set of basic kinematic observables like reconstructed energies, momenta, angles, and so on. The high-dimensional observable vector $x$ can be compressed to these functions in each event without losing any statistical power: the $t_i(x)$ are the sufficient statistics. Furthermore, confidence limits on the Wilson coefficients can be calculated from histograms of the components $t_i$ in the same manner as with histograms of one or two familiar kinematic variables. Such an analysis of the $t_i(x)$ is guaranteed to lead to optimal statistical limits in


simulation parameters, as indicated by the green dotted line.

Fisher information in the presence of backgrounds {#sec:background_reweighting}
=================================================

A key feature of the machine learning approach in [MadMiner]{}is that one can reliably estimate the score in the presence of backgrounds. As explained in Ref. [@Brehmer:2019xox], this also works when signal and background samples are generated separately from each other, implicitly inducing an additional discrete latent variable which labels each training event as either signal or background. This latent variable is then integrated out in the machine learning step alongside with all other unobservable latent variables, such as the longitudinal neutrino momenta, initial state quark flavours or additional unobserved particles in reducible backgrounds (such as the jets in top pair production). Reference [@Brehmer:2019xox] contains examples to validate the performance of [MadMiner]{}’s machinehigh $p_{T,W}$ regime where the longitudinal modes dominate. In this energy range, the transverse modes, that have the same scaling with $\sqrt{s}/M_W$, are clearly important.

Binning distributions {#sec:binning}
=====================

In view of an appropriate definition of simplified template cross sections, it is interesting to ask how finely we need to bin a kinematic distribution to extract as much of the available information as possible. This is illustrated in Fig. \[fig:info\_vs\_nbins\], where we show the Fisher information corresponding to a $p_{T,W}$ histogram for varying number of bins with equal size in the range $[0,800~\text{GeV}]$. The three panels correspond to the diagonal element of the Fisher information for $\tilde{C}_{HD}$ (left), $C_{HW}$ (center) and $C_{QH}^{(3)}$ (right).

![Diagonal elements of Fisher information obtained from a $p_{T,W}$ histogram with varying number of bins. The horizontal black line shows


noon to 6pm. September-October retail is open 7 days a week but Thursday refills cost $10, other days $12.

Call ahead (603) 448-1511 to make sure they are open to visitors or email via this page http://www.povertylaneorchards.com/contact/

For patrons of Cider Chat, via Cider Chat’s Patreon page there will a YouTube clip available for viewing Steve Wood blending cider. It will go live on Thursday May 26th. It is easy to become a patron and it really helps this chat thrive. Please do consider becoming a Patron of the Chat today!

The Cider Journal wrote an article on Cider Chat – Read the behind the scenes article via this link:test that measured their ability to infer and understand other people’s thoughts and emotions. The researchers found, to their surprise, a significant difference between the literary- and genre-fiction readers. (Source)

The results suggest that reading fiction has a valuable socializing influence. The study data could inform debates over how much fiction should be included in educational curricula and whether reading programs should be implemented in prisons, where reading literary fiction might improve inmates’ social functioning and empathy. “Understanding others’ mental states is a crucial skill that enables the complex social relationships that characterize human societies” (Source)

On this #ThankYouNoteDay, I want to say a special thank you to my mom for fostering my love of books and teaching me the magic of immersing oneself in a book, all while helping


Tony Braunagel - drums
 Kevin Wells - drums
 Daniel Lenard - drums

Discography

Singles
 "Wade In The Water" / "Stealin'" (Liberty #LBF 15341, UK) (Fantasy #639, US) (1970)
 "Shotgun" / "Wade In The Water" (America-Records/Fantasy #17016) (France, 1970)
 "Come" / "Monopoly" (America-Records/Fantasy #M 20-174) (Spain, 1971)
 "Summer's Here" / "Leavin' Is" (PAC Records) (unreleased, US, 1976)
 "Chicken Funk" / "Show Me Your Love" (Vertigo #6059 157) (UK, 1976)
 "I Lie Awake" / "Take Another Look" (Vertigo #6059 164) (UK, 1977)
 "Love Love" / "Leavin' Is" (Vertigo #6059 171) (UK, 1977)
 "Chain Gang" / "Streets Of London" (Vertigo #6059 175) (UK, 1977)
 "Oh Señorita" / "Ain't Nobody" (Vertigo #6059 188) (UK, 1977)
 "Take Another Look"/ "Take another Look" (Mercury #DJ-504-73935) (promotional issue, US, 1977)
 "Hearts Under Fire" / "Still Alive" (Mercurymeans that
$$
c^{t} = \sum_{i = 1}^{4}y_{i} A_{\{i\}}
$$
Now noting that both $c^t$ and the expression on the right hand side are $1 \times 4$ row vectors, take a matrix product with an arbitrary $4 \times 1$ column vector $z$ to get
\begin{align}
c^{t}z
&= \biggl(\sum_{i = 1}^{4}y_{i} A_{\{i\}}\biggr) z\\
&= \sum_{i = 1}^{4}\biggl(y_{i} A_{\{i\}}z \biggr) & \text{by linearity of matrix mult'n}\\
&= \sum_{i = 1}^{4}y_{i} \biggl(A_{\{i\}}z \biggr) & \text{by linearity of matrix mult'n again}
\end{align}
Your text has perhaps misused the centered dot notation, i.e., $\cdot$, to indicate a matrix product rather than a dot-product, or maybe it defines dot-products between row and column vectors. Either way, this is what's really meant.


I am not leaving this spot! Illustrations of Kotatsu

Kotatsu (table heaters) make us long for winter to be closer. Just sit in this comfortable heat once and you won't ever want to leave. While knowing that kotatsu can make us into unproductive beings, there are certainly those of us who have dozed off while sitting on a kotatsu. Warmth throughout your entire body is a happiness akin to the refreshing feeling of eating ice cream or mandarin oranges!is essential to being a male human, while an actual inability to engender children would be an accidental quality of a particular male human. But notice how the essential qualities are equivalent. There is no essential ability in the one that does not correspond to an equal and corresponding essential ability in the other. One does not have an essential ability (potential procreation) which the other lacks, but both male and female are essential to human procreation. In other words, these essential properties are equal and result in ontological equality in male and female human beings.

The same is true of the imago dei which the CBMW article quite rightly identifies as the essential spiritual quality of humanness. Both male and female humans are equally made in the image


In vitro translation products of turnip crinkle virus RNA.
Turnip leaves infected with turnip crinkle virus accumulate a 35-kd polypeptide which comigrates with the major protein from isolated virions. RNA from TCV virions directs the synthesis of a number of polypeptides in vitro including a 35-kd protein which is immunoprecipitable with antiserum to virus particles. Translation of viral RNA size-fractionated on sucrose gradients or methyl mercurichydroxide-containing gels shows that the TCV coat protein is synthesized primarily from RNA fragments which are smaller than the genomic RNA. A satellite RNA species found in virions does not direct the synthesis in vitro of any identifiable protein.Q:

Proof: Two equilateral triangles

Given: Equilateral triangles $ABC$ and $CDE$
Prove: CM = CN

I would assume I need to somehow use proportions, but I don't know where to start...

A:

Call $BC=x$ and $CE=y$. Because triangles $BCM$ and $BED$ are similar, we have
$$
\frac{CM}{DE}=\frac{BC}{BE}\implies\frac{CM}{y}=\frac{x}{x+y}\implies CM=\frac{xy}{x+y}\cdot
$$
Similarly, triangles $ECN$ and $EBA$ are similar so $\frac{CN}{AB}=\frac{CE}{BE}\implies\frac{CN}{x}=\frac{y}{x+y}$ which gives $CN=xy/(x+y)$. The conclusion follows.


Q:

Array index out of bounds error when using "."

I'm trying to get this bit of code to work when getting someones date of birth and having to split it up in dd/mm/yyyy and using "." as the thing that separates day from month and month from year. I managed to get it to work for other characters such as "/", " ", "-". When i try to use "." i get an array index out of bounds exception error.
if(input.contains("."))
{
String[] tokens = input.split(".");
day = Integer.parseInt(tokens[0]);
intMonth = Integer.parseInt(tokens[1]);
year = Integer.parseInt(tokens[2]);
}

Variables are declared above correctly (Well i assume so). As they work with other cases.
If not clear feel free to ask any questions, and thanks in advance.

A:

String.split in java uses the input string as a regular expression. Inregular expressions, a period matches any character, so that will split on every character in the string. To do what you want you would want to split on "\\." which would escape the period in the regular expression, so that it would only split on a period character, not any character.

A:

You need to escape the . character. Change this:
String[] tokens = input.split(".");

to
String[] tokens = input.split("\\.");

A:

String.split() takes a regex as parameter and . (dot) is a reserved char; you need to escape it in this manner input.split("\\.");.
Using a new SimpleDateFormat("dd.MM.yyyy").parse(input) will be more robust and easy


hand, when the detection section is provided in the camera body, based on the detection result of the detection section, a position of an imaging element (image sensor) included in the camera body is shifted.
In such an image pickup device, the detection section detects vibration of a frequency band in a range from about 1 Hz to 10 Hz resulting from photographer's hand shake. Based on this detection result, the image pickup device reduces influence of shake on a captured image by driving either or both of the lenses inside the interchangeable lens and the imaging sensor inside the camera body.on the part. The volume slider is a circle, I'd expect to turn a circle. If it was more of a triangular thing it would have visually said "slide me" more. Also, I could see some LEDs behind those slats to show volume level or mode or something?

Lots of notes, sorry to nitpick, but I worked on speakers almost exclusively for 6 years. Still a strong project as it.

Re: FORM: 026 Speaker

Posted: February 5th, 2018, 3:20 pm

by gmay3able

@IDiot

Thanks a lot for the feedback. That's a really good point about calling out the imperfections on the physical model. I should totally use it and the issues I had making it to feed directly into improvements for rev 2 of the model. That will also let me end with some


resources you find useful for speaker design? I haven't worked with an acoustic engineer before and it's really interesting to see how the physics affects the final design. Really good suggestions about the model, I'll do a little research on sliders and work those and the visuals into rev 2. Huge thanks!

I don't know of a book, but there's a great audio forum called DIY audio that's jammed full of every bit of information about home speakers.

Knowing how to house the speaker to suit its electromagnetic properties (qts is a big one, you'll probably understand what this actually means in practical terms far more than I do ) makes an enormous difference to the sound it produces. Ideally, you don't want the sound waves from the front ofresults support the hypothesis that at the levels of analysis with limit-cycle dynamics high levels of task performance are characterized by lower dimensionality than lower levels of performance. The results also support the hypothesis that high task performance of the fixed-point task goal of maintaining a constant relative phase is characterized by higher dimensionality than low level performance. Together, these findings support and generalize the Newell and Vaillancourt hypothesis to the component, coupling, and task output levels of analysis.


WT mice at the same age as that of tumor‐bearing mice (Fig. [6](#cam4670-fig-0006){ref-type="fig"}A). A significant rise of circulation G‐CSF level more than 18‐fold of WT genotype and 10‐fold of KO genotype was observed in the tumor‐bearing mice compared with that of tumor‐free mice. EphA4‐KO tumor‐bearing mice without IGF1 administration showed a significant reduction in G‐CSF circulation level, which was enhanced by IGF1 treatment up to a level similar to that observed in WT tumor‐bearing mice (Fig. [6](#cam4670-fig-0006){ref-type="fig"}B). To investigate the effect of IGF1 treatment and tumor growth on plasma level of IGF1, we analyzed plasma IGF1 level of tumor‐bearing mice compared with tumor‐free mice by ELISA assay. The plasma level of IGF1 was significantly lower in Epha4‐KO tumor‐free mice compared with ‐WT tumor‐free mice (Fig. [6](#cam4670-fig-0006){ref-type="fig"}C).Similar results were found in tumor‐bearingnever argued that the right to operate a motor vehicle is a property right per se."
We agree with the Attorney General. Neither of the cases cited by the Court of Appeals as authority for the erroneous proposition supports the idea. In Walton v. Commonwealth, 255 Va. 422, 428, 497 S.E.2d 869, 873 (1998), we stated: "The right to operate a motor vehicle is a conditional privilege, which may be suspended or revoked in the interest of public safety under the police power of the Commonwealth." We also said: "It is not a fundamental constitutional right; however, the right may not be revoked or suspended without due process of law." Id.
In Walton, we relied upon Bell v. Burson, 402 U.S. 535, 91 S.Ct. 1586, 29 L.Ed.2d 90 (1971), also


have labeled a person's interest in the continued possession of such a conditional privilege as a "property interest," Mackey v. Montrym, 443 U.S. 1, 10, 99 S.Ct. 2612, 61 L.Ed.2d 321 (1979), or a "private interest," Dixon v. Love, 431 U.S. 105, 113, 97 S.Ct. 1723, 52 L.Ed.2d 172 (1977). However, use of those terms does not mean that the right to drive is "a property right" in the sense that it is "a fundamental constitutional right." Walton, 255 Va. at 428, 497 S.E.2d at 873.
Shaffer argues, however, that the Court of Appeals' inaccurate statement is not "central" to its holding that the trial court erred. According to Shaffer, "once the conditional privilege to operate a motor vehicle is afforded a citizen by licensing," the state cannot "revokeI right?)
And then we have, $$C_X = \begin{bmatrix}4 & 4e^{-2}\\4e^{-2} & 4\end{bmatrix}$$
We also need the inverse of this
$$C_X^{-1} =\frac{1}{16(1-e^{-4})}\begin{bmatrix}4 & -4e^{-2}\\-4e^{-2} & 4\end{bmatrix}$$
The two variable Gaussian PDF is given by;
$$f_{X_1X_2}(x_1, x_2)=\frac{1}{2\pi\sqrt{det(C_X)}}e^{-\left(\frac{1}{2}X^TC_X^{-1}X\right)}$$
by substituting;
$$f_{X_1X_2}(x_1, x_2;t_1, t_2)=\frac{1}{2\pi\sqrt{16(1-e^{-4})}}e^{-\left(2x_1^2 + 2x_2^2-4x_1x_2e^{-2}\right)}$$
Is this the correct approach?

A:

Since the process is Gaussian and one-dimensional, its probability density function (PDF) must be
$$f_X(x)=\frac{1}{\sqrt{2\pi}\sigma}e^{-\frac{(x-\mu)^2}{2\sigma^2}}\tag{1}$$
where $\mu$ is the mean, and $\sigma^2$ is the variance. From the problem statement we know that $\mu=0$, so we only need to find $\sigma^2$.
From the definition of the auto-correlation function we know that
$$R_x(0)=E[X^2(t)]=\sigma^2+\mu^2=\sigma^2\tag{2}$$
where the last equality follows from the fact that $\mu=0$. From $(2)$ and the given auto-correlation function we know that $\sigma^2=R_x(0)=4$, so we finally get for the PDF
$$f_X(x)=\frac{1}{2\sqrt{2\pi}}e^{-\frac{x^2}{8}}\tag{3}$$


Kentucky Law Enforcement to Participate in Nationwide Safe Boating Program

Boaters in Kentucky will be under a little extra scrutiny today as state law enforcement agencies participate in the nationwide Operation Dry Water program.

The operation is meant to reduce instances of boating under the influence and other alcohol use on the nation’s waterways. The effort includes safety messages at boat ramps as well as courtesy boat inspections by Fish and Wildlife officers. KFW boating education coordinator Zac Campbell says the goal isn't to surprise and arrest people but to have no cases of boating under the influence. The agency reports officers issued 188 boating safety warnings last year during the effort, but Campbell says there were no accidents.Feet and footwear (shoes, sandals, socks, etc.) are carriers of multiple contamination agents that are often introduced into interiors of homes, hospitals, schools, and offices from various sources of contamination. Although any portion of the feet/footwear is known to carry/spread contamination, due to contact with contamination from surfaces (e.g. floor), the majority of contamination is carried on the bottom of footwear (or soles of feet).
Most contamination is inert, for example, dirt, sand, dust, leaves, etc. On the contrary, pathogens often lead to the spread of various diseases. A study by Dr. Charles Gerba, microbiologist and professor at the University of Arizona and The Rockport Company made in 2008 confirmed this finding. The study measured germs and microbes collected on footwear. What was found was a large number of


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Again, in Usama and Zakaria's "Chaos-Based Simultaneous Compression and Encryption for Hadoop"] in Section 2.3.1, the authors apply inverse interval mapping using the inverse function to encode a given a symbolic sequence into an initial condition. A symbolic message can be encoded into an initial condition by reverse interval mapping using the inverse function $f^{-1}(.)$. Then, starting from the initial condition, if the map $f(.)$ is iterated and the symbolic dynamics obtained by state space partition using the intervals computed from the encoding stage, we can obtain the same symbolic sequence.
Let $f(.)$ be the Skew Tent Map and its inverse given below
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Analog to digital conversion is widely used in applications involving numerous sensors, such as automotive applications. In some conventional forms of analog to digital conversion, an analog source (such as a sensor) provides an input charge to a sampling capacitor, and the charge accumulated, hence the voltage sampled on the sampling capacitor over a sampling period is converted to a digital value.
It is desired to reduce the input charge so that voltage drop across an input filter of the analog to digital converter is reduced, enabling an increase in sampling rate. Existing technology accomplishes this goal using rail to rail buffers to sample the input voltage. While this eliminates the concern about input charge, such buffers consume a large amount of on-chip area and have high power consumption,particularly with a high sampling rate. Particularly for cases where there are numerous analog input sources, the use of such buffers becomes too costly in terms of area and power consumption.
Therefore, further development in this area is needed.


by randomly shifting the sampling segment with respect to the originally selected segment (indicated by the grey rectangle in [figure 1](#fig1){ref-type="fig"}) within a temporal window of width *W* centred on the originally selected segment ([@bib25]). We express scrambling strength as (*W*−*S*)/*S* (the same definition used in [@bib6] for depth scrambling), where *S* is stimulus duration (width of the grey rectangle). Scrambling could be applied either between ([figure 1](#fig1){ref-type="fig"}*c*,*d*) or within ([figure 1](#fig1){ref-type="fig"}*e*,*f*) limbs. We describe the procedure for one agent as both agents were similarly manipulated. The nine joint trajectories (3 limbs×3 joints) corresponding to each agent were grouped into three triplets (indicated by three different colours in [figure 1](#fig1){ref-type="fig"}*c*--*f*) according to one of two schemes: all joints within a given triplet came from the same limb (body-scrambling*et al.* [@bib25], [@bib26]), so this manipulation effectively disrupted the percept of agency normally conveyed by this class of stimuli. However, it preserved all low-level structure in the stimulus. If low-level cues resulted in the limb-discriminability\>body-discriminability effect, then the effect should not be affected by inversion. If, however, the effect was caused by the percept of agency in the fighting scene, inverting the stimulus should eliminate any differential effect between the two conditions. We repeated our threshold measurements using inverted stimuli and found that the difference between the two conditions was entirely eliminated (open symbols fall on the unity line in [figure 2](#fig2){ref-type="fig"}*a*; a paired *t*-test for limb- versus body-scrambling thresholds returns *p*=0.67; when the data point for a non-naive observer is removed *p*=0.85). Combined with the previous