    - Origin
      - Referer
      - X-Origin
      Date:
      - Mon, 24 Dec 2018 12:09:17 GMT
      Server:
      - ESF
      Cache-Control:
      - private
      X-Xss-Protection:
      - 1; mode=block
      X-Frame-Options:
      - SAMEORIGIN
      X-Content-Type-Options:
      - nosniff
      Alt-Svc:
      - quic=":443"; ma=2592000; v="44,43,39,35"
      Transfer-Encoding:
   page.
 */
static bool ntfs_check_restart_page_header(struct inode *vi,
		RESTART_PAGE_HEADER *rp, s64 pos)
{
	u32 logfile_system_page_size, logfile_log_page_size;
	u16 ra_ofs, usa_count, usa_ofs, usa_end = 0;
	bool have_usa = true;

	ntfs_debug("Entering.");
	/*
	 * If the system or log page sizes are smaller than the ntfs block size
	 * or either is not a power of 2 we cannot handle this log file.
	 */
	logfile_system_page_size = le32_to_cpu(rp->system_page_size);
	logfile_log_page_size = le32_to_cpu(rp->log_page_size);
	if (logfile_system_page_size < NTFS_BLOCK_SIZE ||
			logfile_log_page_size < NTFS_BLOCK_SIZE ||
			logfile_system_page_size &
			(logfile_system_page_size - 1) ||
			!is_power_of_2(logfile_log_page_size)) {
		ntfs_error(vi->i_sb, "$LogFile uses unsupported page size.");
		return false;
	}
	/*
	 * We must be either at !pos (1st restart page) or at pos = system page
	 * size (2nd restart page).
	 */
	if (pos && pos != logfile_system_page_size) {
		ntfs_error(vi->i_sb, "Found restart area in incorrect "
				"position in $LogFile.");
		return false;
	}
	/* We only know how to handle version 1.1. */
	if (sle16_to_cpu(rp->major_ver) != 1 ||
			sle16_to_cpu(rp->minor_ver) != 1) {
		ntfs_error(vi->i_sb, "$LogFile version


the file.
		 */
		if (err != -EINVAL) {
			ntfs_unmap_page(page);
			goto err_out;
		}
		/* Continue looking. */
		if (!pos)
			pos = NTFS_BLOCK_SIZE >> 1;
	}
	if (page)
		ntfs_unmap_page(page);
	if (logfile_is_empty) {
		NVolSetLogFileEmpty(vol);
is_empty:
		ntfs_debug("Done.  ($LogFile is empty.)");
		return true;
	}
	if (!rstr1_ph) {
		BUG_ON(rstr2_ph);
		ntfs_error(vol->sb, "Did not find any restart pages in "
				"$LogFile and it was not empty.");
		return false;
	}
	/* If both restart pages were found, use the more recent one. */
	if (rstr2_ph) {
		/*
		 * If the second restart area is more recent, switch to it.
		 * Otherwise just throw it away.
		 */
		if (rstr2_lsn > rstr1_lsn) {
			ntfs_debug("Using second restart page as it is more "
					"recent.");
			ntfs_free(rstr1_ph);
			rstr1_ph = rstr2_ph;
			/* rstr1_lsn = rstr2_lsn; */
		} else {
			ntfs_debug("Using first restart page as it is more "
					"recent.");
			ntfs_free(rstr2_ph);
		}
		rstr2_ph = NULL;
	}
	/* All consistency checks passed. */
	if (rp)
		*rp = rstr1_ph;
	else
		ntfs_free(rstr1_ph);
	ntfs_debug("Done.");
	return true;
err_out:
	if (rstr1_ph)
		ntfs_free(rstr1_ph);
	return false;
}

/**
 * ntfs_is_logfile_clean - check in the journal if the volume is clean
 * @log_vi:	structmay include a self-limiting febrile illness, arthralgia, myalgia, headache and maculopapular rash[@ref4] ^,^ [@ref5] ^,^ [@ref6]. Conjuctivitis, retro-orbital eye pain, lymphadenopathy and diarrhoea have also been reported[@ref4], [@ref7]. However, in comparison with the diagnosis of infections caused by the more prevalent arboviruses DENV and chikungunya virus (CHIKV), many clinicians and laboratories are not yet familiar with ZIKV and consequently may miss or incorrectly diagnose ZIKV infections[@ref3].

Within Southeast Asia, distribution of human ZIKV infection has been found in several countries including Thailand, Vietnam and Malaysia. Seroprevalence in Lombok and Indonesia has also been reported revealing evidence of human neutralising antibodies[@ref1]. In 2007, an unprecedented outbreak of ZIKV occurred on Yap Island, Micronesia, most probably originating from a Southeast Asian strain[@ref3] ^,^ [@ref4]. More recently, ZIKV has been rapidly spreading


Islands. This is not only relevant for laboratories with a high throughput of samples, but also emphasizes that pre-development of protocols for exotic viruses in the absence of viral or patient control material can be valuable to enhance capabilities and provide important and timely detection of future cases and outbreak events.

Competing Interests
===================

The authors have declared that there are no competing interests.

Correspondence
==============

Alyssa Pyke: Alyssa.Pyke\@health.qld.gov.au

We are grateful to the Tropical Public Health Unit, Townsville and FSS Virology staff who contributed to the collection, processing and analysis of the patient serum samples.
Code Me To Heaven

Tuesday, March 27, 2012

A designer knows he has achieved perfection not when there is nothing left to add, but when there is nothing left to take away.

Antoine de Saint Exupéry

Even in the face of the tablet revolution, the keyboard is not going away anytime soon. You can do without it when consuming (browsing, buying etc.). But when producing (the stuff you do at work), you need the keyboard. Well, at least I do.

The keyboard is a dumping ground

My Thinkpad has these modifier keys: Shift, Caps lock, Ctrl, Alt, Alt Gr, Windows, Fn. They are a sign of a disease: Layering more and more functions on top of the same QWERTY keys. When 7 modifier keys are not enough, what’s the solution? To combine modifier keys!


in 2011? Why do we need both Pause/Break and Esc? Many of those were invented before pc’s became media players and before the internet.

Secondly, it’s well known that the current QWERTY layout was designed specifically to slow down typing in order to prevent the mechanical arms from jamming. Isn’t it time to unleash the potential of a layout that allows us to type as fast as we can?

What if we could redesign the keyboard to accommodate new pc users who may be overwhelmed by the complexity? What if we could ease the burden on the daily user’s memory? Let’s give it a go and start “taking away”.

To recap, what are the problems we want to fix?

Drastically simplify the overall keyboard layout by minimizing the number of keys.

Let’s startglass icon) to quickly search the web, should I then be required to open a browser, click in the search field, type my text and press enter? Adding more keystrokes and mouse clicks seems like a step in the wrong direction.

I think a good solution would be to take up the ideas embedded in launchers like Alfred or Quicksilver (OS X) and Enso or SlickRun (Windows). Here, one key (or key combination) lets you type commands like “go cheap hotels” (SlickRun) to search for cheap hotels. “go” is short for “Google”, here (illegally) used as a verb. Because you don’t have to type the whole name, invoking a command can be almost as fast as using a key combination. In the case where you have forgotten the combination


ORM called Matterhorn. It was a response to the unnecessary complexity that NHibernate 0.3 introduced in my apps. Back then, when I tried to explain the pain points I had with NH, the reaction I was most often met with was “That’s odd. I haven’t had any problemt with it.”

So Micro-orms to me is great news. I like Dapper, Massive and PetaPoco. Orms are just the beginning. In fact, I think we should expand the notion to “Micro frameworks” to cover all kinds of frameworks from databases to service busses, from IoC containers to rest apis.

The term “Micro framework” might sound a little too much like the Microsoft .NET Micro Framework. So let’s instead go for something even smaller … what about PicoFX?

A dogma needs strict rules. Sohere are the rules that a framework or api must respect to be a PicoFX:

Max 1000 Lines of code (excluding Unit tests)

Only one code file that the user can include in any project

No dependencies except the .NET BCL

Must have open source license

Fully unit tested

I challence you to take a look the framework that you wrote. Rip it apart like Rob Eisenberg did with Caliburn. Take the crucial bits and leave the rest out. Boil it down to under 1000 lines. Is it possible? Then you’ve managed to distill the essense of the framework and leave the fat to the dogs. And chances are performance is improving too.

That should be simple enough, right? Kind of. Once the first version is out and the users start requesting additional features and


as fool-proof as working with types. C# has the built in function typeof(A) but I miss namespaceof(A) and methodof(A.B). Methodof(A) can be faked by using Clarius Labs’ Typed Reflector and the Reflect<MyClass>.GetMethod(c => c.DoStuff()) syntax. I’ve modified the code to return Mono.Cecil.MethodDefinition instead of System.Reflection.MethodBase.

* Calculate Uncle Bob's metrics such as Instability, Abstractness, Distance From Main Sequence, Amount of Pain, and Amount of Uselesness.

Convienient syntax

If you want to ask specific questions, like “what types does System.String use?”, “does type A depend on type B?” or “Which of my types has any cycles?”, there’s convienient extension methods provided:

Behind these easily accessible methods lie classes such as MethodDependencyFinder, TypeDependencyFinder and so on. For more advanced scenarios you’ll need those.

Pain and uselessness

If you want to get dirty with the metrics relatingUnited States” in two significant ways: (1) it states that all waters adjacent to jurisdictional waters will themselves be jurisdictional (Under the current rule, only adjacent wetlands are jurisdictional.); and (2) it purports to implement the “significant nexus” test, as introduced in 2006 by the Supreme Court, which states that a particular water or wetland can have a significant nexus (either individually or in combination with other waters or wetlands in the same region) to a U.S. water and therefore be jurisdictional even it is not significant in and of itself. In short, the proposal deems that, under the CWA, (1) most seasonal and rain dependant streams are protected, (2) wetlands near rivers and streams are protected, and (3) other types of waters that have more uncertain connections


became even more confusing and complex. In the 2006 decision, the Supreme Court found that there must be a “significant nexus” between a water area and a covered body of water in order for the government to have regulatory authority over it. Rapanos v. United States, 547 U.S. 715 (2006). In its new proposal, the agencies apply Justice Kennedy’s term “significant nexus” from Rapanos. In doing so, the agencies have added a number of waters to the coverage of the CWA with no additional analysis needed and conclude that most tributaries, ephemeral streams, and other bodies have a significant connection to downstream waters.

The result is that the proposal will bring nearly all rivers, creeks, and streams under the protection of the CWA, leading to a major expansion offor a numerical minority and the find this opposite being a majority, have to cause expanding discontent and ultimate destruction of any fabric That could be so designed for the government of this type of point out."[201]

Taxes in India reduced through the colonial period of time for the majority of of India's population; Using the land tax revenue boasting 15% of India's nationwide revenue throughout Mogul periods as opposed with one% at the end of the colonial time period.

London Living Rent homes are for Center-earnings homes who now lease and need to create up discounts to buy a house. This can be either through shared ownership or outright obtain. Landlords are anticipated to stimulate their tenants into dwelling ownership within ten a long time.

For the reason that nineteen


pain that commonly results from spinal nerve pressure. These solutions approach the problem by surgically removing the defective disc and thereafter replacing it with an insert that is subsequently fused to the adjacent discs, thereby maintaining an appropriate distance between adjacent vertebrae. While prior insert solutions have been successful in improving the patient's condition, it is somewhat problematic for the surgeon to gain the necessary access to the space between the vertebrae without doing harm to adjacent body structures such as the spinal cord, other nerves, and other adjacent body organs.
A surgical solution that utilizes a less invasive technique will result in less trauma and unintended damage to surrounding bone, organ, muscle and nerve tissue while achieving the desired results. The present invention relates to an insert thator other satisfaction, or filing of bond, the unit owner of that condominium unit shall be entitled to have that lien released as to such unit owner’s condominium unit, and the unit owners’ association shall not assess, or have a valid lien against that condominium unit for any portion of the common expenses incurred in connection with that lien, notwithstanding anything to the contrary in §§ 42-1903.12 and 42-1903.13.</text>
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    <annotation type="Prior Codifications">1973 Ed., § 5-1212.</annotation>
    <annotation type="Prior Codifications">1981 Ed.,


A large number of different gaming machines have been developed to provide various formats and graphic presentations for conducting games and presenting game results. For example, numerous mechanical reel-type gaming machines, also known as slot machines, have been developed with different reel configurations, reel symbols, and paylines. More recently, gaming machines have been developed with video monitors that are used to produce simulations of mechanical spinning reels. These video-based gaming machines may use one or more video monitors to provide a wide variety of graphic effects in addition to simulated spinning reels, and may also provide secondary/bonus games using different reel arrangements or entirely different graphics. Video based gaming machines may also be used to show card games or various types of competitions such as actual or simulatedhorse races in which wagers may be placed. Game manufacturers are continuously pressed to develop new game presentations, formats, and game graphics in an attempt to provide high entertainment value for players and thereby attract and keep players.


This machine is fantastic – I love it. It’s not the easiest machine to lug around – it’s pretty heavy, but I like that it feels sturdy. I don’t do a lot of fancy stuff – mainly all I sew are straight lines with a 1/4″ seam allowance. I also don’t do very much quilting with my machine other than mini quilts and some baby quilts. If I were doing a lot of machine quilting, I would probably get frustrated because it has such a narrow throat. But for what I do use my machine for, it’s awesome.

So basically my only advice thus far has been, decide what your needs are (now and future) and get the best machine you can afford. If you don’t need all theout of my budget. The brother machines seemed to get good reviews online. I really wanted fonts and fancy stitches

Glad to pipe in…as a long time quilting teacher I am asked ALL the time which machine to buy. I always tell my students it is NOT the machine…it is the support you get from the people who sell you the machine. That is why Costco etc are not the place to buy a machine. A good shop will offer continuous support and classes. I also tell my students to "underbuy". Again…a good

I totally agree!! Buy for the dealer!! I bought from Hinkletown and I would never but from any other place!! I LOVE them!! Great classes and ALWAYS great service!! If you are in PA you won't be


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Single-agent chemotherapy with cisplatin or carboplatin can induce remissions in approximately 30% of previously treated patients with advanced stage ovarian cancer. Previous studies have shown that the extent of platinum-DNA adduct formation measured in WBC DNA of ovarian cancer patients treated with cisplatin or carboplatin is directly associated with disease response (Reed et al., Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci. USA, 84: 5024-5028, 1987). It has been unclear whether adduct level in WBC DNA is independent of known prognostic variables in this disease, or whether adduct level parallels a known prognostic variable that can be more easily monitored. In a cohort of 24 ovarian cancer patients treated with single-agent cisplatin or carboplatin, we retrospectively


antagonist not only to leptin signaling but also to its transport across the BBB.[@b8] In this review, we focus on nonneuronal cellular effects of leptin in the CNS and address pathophysiological implications of these findings, not only in obesity but also in several CNS disorders. This extends beyond studies of the transport of leptin across the BBB.^5^

ObR distribution in the brain
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In the initial study with nonradioactive *in situ* hybridization (ISH) of ObR mRNA in the brain of C57 mice, Huang *et al.* showed that the areas with the highest level of expression include the arcuate nucleus and median eminence of the hypothalamus. The dentate gyrus and CA1 region of the hippocampus are the second most abundant. Low levels are also seen in the piriform cortex and the medialCloning and characterisation of a cystathionine β/γ-lyase from two Oenococcus oeni oenological strains.
Sulphur-containing compounds in wine have been extensively studied because of their effect on wine flavour and quality. In this study, an enzyme that degrades sulphur-containing amino acids was cloned and characterised from two Oenococcus oeni strains of oenological origins. The enzyme has features of a cystathionine-γ-lyase (EC 4.4.1.1), a pyridoxal-5-phosphate-dependent enzyme catalysing an α,γ-elimination reaction of L: -cystathionine to produce L: -cysteine, α-ketobutyrate and ammonia. Moreover, it was able to catalyse an α,β-elimination reaction producing homocysteine, pyruvate and ammonia from L: -cystathionine. An elimination reaction of L: -cysteine and DL: -homocysteine was also efficiently catalysed by the enzyme, resulting in the formation of hydrogen sulphide. Furthermore, the ability to demethiolate methionine into methanethiol, an unfavourable volatile


as eliciting stronger immune responses compared to pauci-mannose N-glycans expressed in insect cells [@pone.0066719-deVries1], [@pone.0066719-Wei1]. At least two research teams have reported that single GlcNAc glycans of complex N-linked HA glycoproteins increase receptor binding in sialic acid and neutralizing antibody titers in mice [@pone.0066719-deVries1], [@pone.0066719-Wang1].

To investigate the immunogenicity of HA bearing different N-glycans, we created four recombinant HA proteins using one mammalian (CHO) and two insect (Sf9 and Mimic) cell lines with or without neuraminidase (NA) treatment. Results show that the recombinant HA proteins carrying pauci-mannose and high-mannose glycans elicited higher titers of HA-specific IgG antibodies and stronger T cell responses compared to recombinant HA proteins carrying complex-type glycans. Recombinant HA proteins carrying tri- and tetra-antennary complex-type glycans induced even higher neutralizing and hemagglutinin-inhibiting (HI) antibody titers, thuscontaining intron splicing; IRES-driven *dhfr* gene amplification was performed as described in Lin et al. (2010) [@pone.0066719-Lin1]. Recombinant HA proteins were obtained from the culture supernatants of Sf9, Mimic, and CHO cells and purified using nickel-chelated affinity chromatography. Results from the Coomassie blue staining of SDS-PAGE gels and anti-H5HA antibodies indicate that recombinant HA proteins from Sf9 cells (Sf9-rHA) had lower molecular weights than the HA proteins from Mimic cells (Mimic-rHA), and that the recombinant HA proteins from CHO cells (CHO-rHA) had the highest molecular weights ([**Figure 2A,B**](#pone-0066719-g002){ref-type="fig"}). Purified recombinant proteins of sf9-rHA, Mimic-rHA, and CHO-rHA obtained from nickel-chelated affinity chromatography were \>90% as shown by Coomassie blue staining ([**Figure 2A**](#pone-0066719-g002){ref-type="fig"}). Although the purified HA protein was clearly the major component of the final preparations, host cell contaminants


Bone marrow-derived dendritic cells (DCs) were treated with LPS and recombinant HA proteins and then fixed with paraformaldehyde followed by quenching with glycine. Pre-treated DCs were co-incubated with splenocytes from mice immunized with Sf9-rHA for 2 d. Antigen presentation was determined by measuring (C) IFN-γ- and (D) IL-2-secreting T cells using ELISPOT assays. DCs pretreated with LPS and pulsed with PBS were used as a negative control. Data represent mean ± standard deviation. Results were analyzed using two-tailed Student's *t* tests with statistical significance at *p*\<0.05 as asterisks indicated.](pone.0066719.g006){#pone-0066719-g006}

For T cell recognition, antigens must be present on the surfaces of dendritic (DC) or other antigen-presenting cells. To examine the effects of Sf9-rHA, Mimic-rHA, CHO-rHA and CHO-rHA(+NA) on antigen presentation, we treated bone marrow-derived DCs with LPS for 1of the 13 α2-6-linked sialic acids (**[Figure S3](#pone.0066719.s003){ref-type="supplementary-material"}**). Mimic-rHA reduced binding to α2-3-linked sialic acids by approximately 50%; no binding was observed for α2-6-linked sialic acids. Relatively low bindings were found for CHO-rHA and CHO-rHA(+NA) to α2-3-linked sialic acids, as compared to strong binding to Sf9-rHA. The binding intensity of CHO-rHA to α2-3-linked sialic acids decreased by almost 25 folds as compared to Sf9-rHA; however, CHO-rHA(+NA) further increased the binding to α2-3-linked sialic acids by approximate 3 folds. In contrast, immunization with CHO-rHA elicited higher levels of HI and neutralizing antibodies, and better protective immunity against challenges with live viruses. These results conflict with a recent description of single GlcNAc HA N-glycans increasing the receptor binding of sialic acids, as well as correlations between this increase and increases


in both neutralizing antibody titers and protective immunity in mice [@pone.0066719-Wang1]. Accordingly, recombinant HA protein antigenicity and immunogenicity may not be directly associated with the receptor binding activity of α2-3-linked sialic acids.

Our results indicate that the removal of terminal sialic acid from bi-, tri-, and tetra-antennary HA complex-type N-glycans improved protective immunity, as determined by reductions in body weight loss (CHO-rHA(+NA) in [**Figure 8B**](#pone-0066719-g008){ref-type="fig"}). The enhanced protective immunity provided by the removal of sialic acid by neuraminidase can be also due to CHO-rHA protein degradation induced by 37°C/6hr treatment which requires further confirmation. We also found that the terminal sialic acids of complex-type HA glycoproteins did not significantly affect neutralizing antibody titers against homologous and heterologous H5N1 virus clades ([**Figure 7**](#pone-0066719-g007){ref-type="fig"}), but did induce higher levels of IFN-γ-secretingthe amplified cell clones were collected for CHO-rHA protein purification as described above. For CHO-rHA(+NA) preparation, purified CHO-rHA was incubated with excessive neuraminidase from *Vibrio cholerae* (100 mU/mg rHA) at 37°C for 6 h to ensure the complete cleavage. The recombinant proteins of CHO-rHA and CHO-rHA(+NA) were purified using nickel-chelated affinity chromatography.

Glycan analysis {#s4d}
---------------

Purified recombinant HA proteins were placed on SDS-PAGE gels and the corresponding band was cut out of the gel. The N-linked glycans of the proteins were released following the protocol described previously [@pone.0066719-Restelli1]. Briefly, the cut gel was frozen at −20°C for 2 h and then sliced in 1 mm^2^ pieces. The pieces were washed twice with 20 mM NaHCO~3~ (pH 7.0). The washes were discarded and replaced with 1∶1 acetonitrile: 20 mM NaHCO3. After


incubation for 60 min, the gel pieces were completely dried and then deglycosylated with PNGase F (Roche) overnight at 37°C. Glycans were isolated from protein backbones using 10 kDa MWCO filters, dried in a SpeedVac centrifuge, and labeled with 2-aminobenzamide (2-AB). After removing excess 2-AB, HILIC-HPLC, an alternative HPLC for polar compound separation [@pone.0066719-Buszewski1], was used to separate individual glycan structures, and labeled glycan samples were exposed to 4 exoglycosidase enzymes (sialidase, galactosidase, hexosaminidase and fucosidase, all Prozyme) to cleave specific sugar molecules prior to another round of HILIC-HPLC. A dextran ladder generated by HILIC-HPLC was used as a standard to obtain glucose unit (GU) values for individual peaks recognized in glycans from rHA antigens. The elution times obtained for the different glycan peaks were converted to GUQ:

Best way to test Javascript functions that use variables from a closure?

So the problem I'm having is I have a function which uses a variable in a closure and when testing it it returns a reference to the variable in it's scope. My code looks similar to the following:
var app = function() {
    var theString = "";

    //Appends ztvars onto the url passed into the function
    var appendString = function(url) {
        if (theString.length === 0) {
            return url;
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The Girls – 2015 musical based on the above film
Jam & Jerusalem – a 2006 British television sitcom centred around a local WI, though referenced as a Women's Guild.  It is known as Clatterford in the US after the fictional West Country town where it takes place.
Home Fires – a 2015 British television series about a Cheshire WI during World War II
 National Memorial Arboretum – home to a drystone wall, incorporating two seating areas, dedicated to the WI
The Associated Country Women of the World (ACWW) – the largest international organization for both rural and urban women, of which the English and Welsh WIs are part
Scottish Women's Institutes, formerly Scottish Women's Rural Institutes, the Scottish equivalent

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Bibliography              message(WARNING "Failed to detect version of mconf-idf. Return code was ${mconf_res}.")
            else()
                string(STRIP "${mconf_out}" mconf_out)
                set(mconf_expected_ver "mconf-v4.6.0.0-idf-20190628-win32")
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extends Google_Service_Resource
{
  /**
   * Get the email address of this project's Google Cloud Storage service account.
   * (serviceAccount.get)
   *
   * @param string $projectId Project ID
   * @param array $optParams Optional parameters.
   *
   * @opt_param string provisionalUserProject The project to be billed for this
   * request if the target bucket is requester-pays bucket.
   * @opt_param string userProject The project to be billed for this request.
   * @return Google_Service_Storage_ServiceAccount
   */
  public function get($projectId, $optParams = array())
  {
    $params = array('projectId' => $projectId);
    $params = array_merge($params, $optParams);
    return $this->call('get', array($params), "Google_Service_Storage_ServiceAccount");
  }
}
benefits. Oral administration of a low dose of THC (1 mg/day) resulted in significant inhibition of disease progression” in an animal model of heart atherosclerosis (hardening of the arteries), according to a 2005 report in Nature, which noted: “This effective dose is lower than the dose usually associated with psychotropic effects of THC.”

Because of federal cannabis prohibition and consequent research restrictions, clinical data is lacking to determine if low dose THC therapy can protect against atherosclerosis in humans. But this much is certain: The practice of micro-dosing – which entails the consumption of a sub-psychoactive or slightly psychoactive dose of cannabis – is gaining popularity among those who want the medical benefits of cannabis without the buzz.

Although banned by federal law, cannabis medicine is currently accessible in the


If there are no unwanted side effects, increase the bedtime dose of THC by another 1.25 to 2.5 mg for the next two days. Continue to increase the dose of THC by an additional 1.25 to 2.5 mg every other day until the desired effects are achieved.

If there are adverse side effects, reduce the dose of THC to the prior amount that was well tolerated.

Different Types, Different Dosage

Type 1 – Titrating THC

For adequate symptom relief, some patients may need to ingest a cannabis preparation two or three times during daylight hours in addition to their night-time regimen. Cautious titration is urged: On days 1 and 2, start with one dose of the equivalent of 2.5 mg THC; on days 3 and 4, increase to 2.5 mg THC twice<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
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Director of Insurance ("Director") filed a Verified Petition for the Rehabilitation of Pine Top. On January 16, 1987, the court made a determination that Pine Top was insolvent and entered an Order of Liquidation. Under this Order of Liquidation and under Section 193 of the Insurance Code, the Director became Liquidator of Pine Top and is charged with marshalling the assets of Pine Top's estate for the benefit of all of Pine Top's creditors.
The Director filed this federal action against Republic and the Bank under Section 204 of the Insurance Code, which authorizes the Director to recover preferential transfers which were received by creditors of an insolvent insurance company within four months preceding the filing of an initial pleading under Article XIII. The Director contends that, in connection314 (N.D.Ill.1989). Many bankruptcy decisions therefore consider a delay of more than ten days to be prima facie not contemporaneous. See, e.g., In re Damon, 34 B.R. 626, 630 (Bkrtcy.D.Kan.1983). However, the Insurance Code has no provision corresponding to § 547(e), and there is no compelling reason to apply its rigid timetable here.
The contemporaneity requirement combines two interrelated notions. Obviously, there must be such proximity in time that the transfer from Creditor to Debtor does not become incorporated into the estate, thereby making Creditor but one more of several competing claimants in the liquidation proceeding. However, the modifier "substantial" suggests the need for a certain flexibility in evaluating the proximity of the transfers from Creditor to Debtor and Debtor to Creditor. For example, in the case of a


Such an unprincipled result clearly would defeat the purposes of Section 204. However, the undisputed facts of this case demonstrate that the Bank's LC was fully secured with specific collateral by the March 18 security agreements.
The Bank's commitment letter makes clear that the Bank would not issue a line of credit to Pine Top unless the Bank was fully secured with three forms of collateral: $6.8 million in cash or short-term investments, the assignment of all of Pine Top's present and future reinsurance receivables, and the assignment of a $3.2 million LC. The parties apparently agreed upon the collateral through earlier negotiations, although the specific sources of the collateral are not identified in the Bank's letter. Written evidence of Pine Top's agreement to these terms is found inAfter 84 thousand kilometers of sailing around the world, the Volvo Ocean Race ended in a photo finish in The Hague on Sunday. Dongfeng, a Chinese boat with Dutch Carolijn Brouwer on board, came in first place. With that Brouwer is the first woman ever to win the Volvo Ocean Race, AD reports.


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How to determine state of a collapsed element in react

I am working with button inside a reactjs which is collapsed using bootstrap@3.3.6

   <button>Collapse</button>

How do I determine if a button has been collapsed? Or how do I know a toggle between a collapsed and an un-collapsed state?

A:

As i understood you could use a reference

this will make the DOM element available in your code:
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                                         No. 12-70015
       When a merits adjudication has occurred, a federal court’s review is
limited to “the evidence presented in the State court proceeding.” 9
Additionally, even if no merits adjudication has occurred, a state court’s factual
findings are “presumed to be correct. The    No. 12-70015
evidence in the state habeas record in support of the prejudice prong,
Villanueva seeks an excuse from showing prejudice or an avenue to introduce
new evidence in federal habeas.
       Villanueva first contends the court should follow United States v. Cronic,
which affords a petitioner a presumption of prejudice in certain situations. 34
However, Cronic only applies when an attorney’s failure to subject the
prosecution’s case to adversarial testing is “complete.” 35 During punishment,
Campa cross-examined the state’s witnesses and argued for a life sentence.
Therefore, Cronic’s presumption of prejudice does not apply, and Villanueva
must demonstrate prejudice under Strickland, namely that “there is a
reasonable probability that, but for counsel’s unprofessional errors, the result
of the proceeding would have been different.” 36


   In sum, because there is no evidence in the state habeas record that
shows that Villanueva was prejudiced by Campa’s performance and because
Villanueva does not have a right to introduce new evidence in federal court,
Villanueva’s mitigation-based IAC claim does not satisfy Strickland’s prejudice
prong.
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      For the foregoing reasons, we AFFIRM the judgment of the district court.

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giving more power via Azure configuration to the VMs or, more likely, the SQL Azure servers? There's always a cost/benefit to doing that, but I'm looking for an optimal solution and we can work back to the practical cost-wise later.

A:

The issue is that the classic Sitecore publish works with one item at a time, once you add network latency to that single operation and then multiply by number of targets and languages you can see why it takes so long in some configurations.
Im sorry this doesn't help directly with you answer.
My colleague wrote a blog post on classic Sitecore publishes on Azure and this emphasises why we made the new Publishing Service the way we did and the improvements it gives by reducing latency across the board.
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3. Orthogonal Experiments and Measurements of Residual Stress {#sec3-materials-11-01015}
=============================================================

The orthogonal turning experiments with Inconel 718 were conducted on a CNC lathe center (PUMA 200, DAEWOO, Changwon, Korea). Inconel 718 bars with an outline diameter of 70 mm and an average thickness of 3.5 mm were adopted. The micro-blasted cutting tools were used throughout the


have proven that the generation of residual stress in feed direction *σ*~33~ mostly depends on *σ*~11~ and *σ*~33~ always shows the same changes with *σ*~11~. So the later analysis will focus on *σ*~11~ to discuss the effect of cutting tool microgeometry on residual stress in this research.

5.3. Effects of Cutting Edge Microgeometry on the Variation of Residual Stress {#sec5dot3-materials-11-01015}
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[Figure 10](#materials-11-01015-f010){ref-type="fig"} showed the by-depth residual stress profiles in the cutting direction obtained from simulations. Compared to the honed cutting edge, it was clear that both the magnitude of surface tensile residual stress *σ~s~* and the maximum compressive residual stress *σ~c~* experience obvious growth when using a honed plus chamfer edge (see [Figure 10](#materials-11-01015-f010){ref-type="fig"}a). The magnitude of the tensile and compressive residual stresses was smallest when using cutting tools witha sharp edge. The lowest tensile residual stress was induced when using the sharp cutting edge in simulations. However, using the sharp cutting edge is prone to cause deterioration of the surface quality due to rapid tool wear in the actual cutting process. [Figure 10](#materials-11-01015-f010){ref-type="fig"}b,c showed that the form-factor *K* and the average cutting edge radius $\overline{S}$ have a predominant effect on the profiles of residual stress. For the unsymmetrical honed cutting edge of K0.5 and K2, the magnitude of residual stresses in both the tensile and compressive residual stress region is higher than K1. Furthermore, for K0.5 *σ~c~* showed a considerable increase while *σ~s~* showed an obvious increase for K2. It can be seen from [Figure 10](#materials-11-01015-f010){ref-type="fig"}c that a larger $\overline{S}$ (or honed edge radius *r~β~*) produced


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Briefly, the appellants here were the plaintiff class members of a prior federal securities action that had resulted in a settlement with the defendants from that action, Coram Healthcare Corporation ("Coram") and two officers from a company that had merged with Coram.  As part of the settlement agreement, appellants were issued over 2.5 million warrants to purchase Coram common stock at approximately $22 per share.2  Several months after the settlement was final, Coram announced a second-quarter loss of over 66 million dollars, leading to a significant decrease in the value of the warrants.3  Appellants alleged that during the pendency of the settlement, the defendants publicly made false and misleading statements and omitted material facts that led to an inflated price of their stock, and that375-76, 116 S.Ct. at 878-879

23
 Id. at 377, 116 S.Ct. at 880

24
 Id. at 381, 116 S.Ct. at 881

25
 See Southern Med.  Corp. v. Liberty Mut. Ins. Co., 216 Ga.App. 289, 291, 454 S.E.2d 180 (1995)("an agreement alleged to be in settlement and compromise of a pending lawsuit must meet the same requisites of formation and enforceability as any other contract.")

26
 See e.g., Velten v. Regis B. Lippert, Intercat, Inc., 985 F.2d 1515, 1522 (11th Cir.1993);  Rampey v. Jay Pontiac GMC Truck, Inc., 211 Ga.App. 632, 440 S.E.2d 52 (Ga.Ct.App.1993);  City Dodge, Inc. v. Gardner, 232 Ga. 766, 208 S.E.2d 794 (Ga.1974)

27
 236 Ga. 862, 226 S.E.2d 49 (Ga.1976)

28
 226 S.E.2d at 51

29
 Id. at 50

30
 Id

31
 91 F.3d 337 (2d Cir.1996)

32
 Id. at 339

33


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I'm currently running version 2.17 of the plugin.
Edit: Is there any chance the number of CPU cores would come into play here? After more careful accounting, I realize I am running exactly 40 test classes with this configuration and I have 8 cores. It seems like it would be quite a coincidence if the CPU cores don't play a part.

A:

As per official documentation on the threadCountClasses configuration entry

This attribute allows you to specify the concurrency in test classes, i.e.:

number of concurrent classes if threadCount is 0 or unspecified
limited classes concurrency if useUnlimitedThreads is set to true
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That's not possible without comparing the full text before and after each edit - which is very slow, and currently impossible because the toolserver does not have access to the full article text. Even if this was done, it would not account for reverts, for the image being moved from one place in the text to another, etc. This is not feasable, sorry.

I do however plan to make the bot post notifications to the talk page of each (main namespace) article the image is used on. An active contributor would likely have the page on the watchlist, so this may help a bit. -- Duesentrieb 10:55, 31 May 2006 (UTC)

I personally don't think this is a good idea and would like if you made it optional.


append mode, it only looks at changes since the last post (four hours). In replace mode, it looks at changes in the last five (or seven or whatever) days, then rebuilds and replaces the entire list of entries on the page.

Is the bot editing previously added entries when it detects new events on Commons (such as deleting links toward images-on the ticker-that have been deleted on Commons)?

No, the bot does not look at entries on the page. In append mode, it inserts new entries before (or after, depnding on sort order) the insert marker. In replace mode, it replaces everything between the insertion markers.

Hi Duesentrieb. Yesterday I discuted with some folks on #wikimedia about CommonsTicker usage on local Wikipedias. On fr, I assume very few people to bewondering if it would be possible to add only deleted media entries to tr:Vikipedi:CommonsTicker page. Since i am the only one who's monitoring these changes, it would help me a lot to be able to remove deleted image syntax easily. To be frank, noone seems to really care whether a picture has a new version or not, what matters to us (to me at least) if the pictures still exist and the pages are viewed properly, without any annoying red image links.

From the top of my head, maybe you could arrange things a bit like the navigation templates, so that by default only the deleted image entries are viewed, we would have to press the "show" button to see the rest? What do you think?

I have activated the


Downpours expected.

The rushed beginning evens out further into Black

Tsukune moment? Wimpy human transforms to powerful character?

Wind. Unfortunately once the plot downpours have slowed I got a sense the author had lost enthusiasm for his own webtoon. Sink holes in the plot started opening up all over. The characters are fighting but why? Every ´episode´ started to feel like it was trying to rush getting to the ending. The ending which left me wondering if somehow there were more chapters somewhere or a second ´season´ in the making. For having high hopes at the start of this webtoon I felt pretty disappointed with how Black Wind ended up.

To the ReaderThose who enjoy a manga fight or ten should consider

Black Wind a possible read. You don´t need a real plot

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The source region 64s of the active layer 64 functions also as a first electrode 80 of the storage capacitance Csc disposed for each of the pixels and extends further, as shown in FIG. 8, from the


rise to ubiquity, their topology catered to the new needs that this ubiquity presented, such as increased street traffic and parking. Meanwhile, an older downtown, whose design had been set in stone long before this shift, had to find ways to adapt. The Plan proposed that in order for downtown Kitchener to retain its significance in the region, a high-traffic ring road needed to be built around Kitchener’s downtown core, and the core itself needed to become a park-like pedestrian mall with a strict focus on retail activity.[6]

The Market Square Shopping Centre fit within these general goals of the new Gruenized downtown by offering a safe and beautified retail environment that segregated pedestrians from automobiles. The design of the building also embodied many specific city planning propositions put– the transition from a social market to a free market economy.[12] The architectural theorist Sanford Kwinter defines the social market as a society wherein economic activities are embedded in all social activities and directed by cultural organizations that occupy a specific time and place in the world.[13] During the first half of the century, Kitchener followed this economic/cultural model. Its downtown was the region’s centre of economic and cultural life, and there the economy and culture of the area were deeply interwoven. Before the construction of the shopping centre, the Market Square block epitomized this symbiosis of economy and culture. Containing both the City Hall and the Farmers’ Market, it was both a meeting place for political and cultural events as well as a place for the


play a part in this theatre of modernization, made to reassure the modern onlooker that history is a process of betterment and that this new development, the shopping centre, was the product of a natural progression.

.

Renovation & Expansion: The Megatendencies of the Market Square

.

Cope-Linder and Associates, addition and renovation of Market Square Shopping Centre, 1986, Kitchener, Ontario.

.

Despite the combined efforts of Oxlea Corporation and the City of Kitchener to integrate the new shopping centre into Kitchener’s downtown, other factors such as the small number of merchandisers, a lack of retail variety and poor traffic flow,[19] not to mention the building’s imposing, fortress-like facade that “reminded some of the Kremlin wall in Moscow’s Red Square”[20] led to unsatisfactory profits. So to revitalize the building and fix these initial errorsdream imagined the reconstruction of Kitchener to accommodate the utopian inhabitants of a post-industrial city, recalling the technological optimism that had been put forth at Expo ‘67 fourteen years earlier: the Expo guidebook promised that with all the wonderful emerging technologies in production, medicine, and computers, “Man is moving towards an era where working hours will be less and leisure hours will be substantially more than at this moment of time.”[40] Many megastructuralists, from Yona Friedman to Archigram, also took this projected transformation into a society of leisure as the point of departure for their projects.[41] While the megastructuralists tended to envision the ludic pleasure of the new urban environment in terms of the malleability and mobility of architecture, Diebel, on the other hand, imagined a more conventional


Square

.

In the years since the Market Square’s last major renovation, its identity has become increasingly unclear. Throughout the 1990s, the mall fell into decline. It endured a recession early in the decade, the loss of the City offices across the street after the new City Hall was built in 1993, the loss of Eatons as the Mall’s anchor in 1997,[45] and finally the loss of the Farmers’ Market in 2004 as it moved into its own building. This most recent chapter in the Market Square’s history, characterized by rapid tenant turnover and constant conversions, has shaken the building’s definition as a shopping centre.

.

Left: the Eaton’s anchor store of the Market Square has now been converted into an office for the K-W Record; Right: rows of exercise bikes currentlyfrom the singular voice of the author’s intentions,[51] Koolhaas only sees the effect of Junkspace on its inhabitants as “the central removal of the critical faculty in the name of comfort and pleasure.” [52]

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Left: a bank of TriOS College classrooms, converted from empty storefronts; Right: the courtyard created by the design consultation firm that converted the first floor of the shopping centre.

.

Taking Barthes as a point of reference, could the collapse of architecture into Junkspace not also be seen as an opportunity for the endless play of functional potentials within architectural forms? Because the building’s original program is not considered sacred in the floundering Market Square, some recent conversions have produced playful conversations with the leftover forms of the building’s life as a shopping mall. For instance, TriOS


Old Order Mennonites.”[57] His words were prophetic, for this is primarily how the Market Square has been remembered: as “the city’s ultimate pledge of allegiance to the wrecking ball,” [58] as a byproduct of the destruction and deterioration of Kitchener’s distinct cultural heritage in the downtown. Today, the dismembered City Hall building haunts the downtown still; its clock tower sits in Victoria Park and the pediment that sat atop its doors hangs inside the front entrance of a local museum. But even such ruination could have potential.

The art critic and historian Cesare Brandi’s theories of art restoration could be useful as a model for thinking about how architecture could engage with its history. In his article “Facing the Unknown,” historian D. Graham Burnett explains that Brandi believed thePerpetual Spring. While functionality is crucial in architecture, in order to facilitate a sense of shared, built history in a city, renovations and reuses of public or pseudo-public buildings should attempt to provoke a dialogue about the origin of the building or the way that time has affected it.

.

Alar Kongats, Hespeler Public Library expansion, 2007, Hespeler, Ontario. Left: exterior view, showcasing Kongats’ glass addition; Right: interior view, revealing the original Carnegie building inside the glass cube, like a ship in a bottle.

.

In response to this challenge, two buildings come to mind that I believe fully engage with their history, rather than concealing it. The first, the Hespeler Public Library (1923) in Cambridge, Ontario, engages with its origin particularly well through a Brandian approach to renovation. To address his


Amazing Retirement Centers Hermosa Beach California

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Aided living facilities– additionally known as congregate real estate, residential care, grown-up gather treatment, boarding home, or domestic treatment– appropriate for individuals who need little day-to-day care. In terms of medical requirements, little care may be thought about support with medication or recurring experienced nursing treatment.

Presently, virtually 1.2 million people stay in the almost 30,000 assisted living facilities in the U. S. As a whole, the average resident of a nursing home is an 80-year-old mobile woman that has actually relocated from a private living setup to the facility and also has an ordinary yearly income of about $30,000.construct of this nature can allow an unlimited amount of "random" values to be generated. As long as this technique never repeats and is unpredictable, then it is cryptographically secure. Of course since the algorithm is known, the entropy seeding it must be a secret, otherwise it is completely predictable.Different algorithms have different properties. OpenBSD's arc4random set of functions are known to be able to create a very large amount of good random values from a very little amount of entropy. Of course the better entropy it is supplied with, the better it can perform, so you'll always want the best entropy possible. As with any random number generator, supply it with predictable values, and its entire security is negated.

arc4random and /dev/(u)random

So, how does one port the arc4random


can make the arc4random_buf() function a wrapper around /dev/urandom, and be done with it. The only reason not to is because one may trust the arc4random set of algorithms more than /dev/urandom. In that case, would /dev/urandom be trusted enough to seed the arc4random algorithms, which is then in turn used for many other outputs, some of which end up in RSA keys, SSH keys, and so on? I'll leave that question to the cryptographic experts. But I'll show you how to use /dev/urandom poorly, how to attack the design, and corrective efforts.First, take a look at how one project decided to handle the situation. It tries to use /dev/urandom, and in a worse case scenario uses gettimeofday() and other predictable data. Also, in a case where thebe interrupted upon them.

With this improved approach, we know we're reading as much as possible, and if not, then we can try using lesser techniques to fill in the missing entropy required. So far so good, right?

Now, let me ask you, why would opening /dev/(u)random fail in the first place? First, it's possible the open was interrupted, as may happen on some implementations. So the open() call should probably be wrapped like read() is. In fact, you may consider switching to the C family fopen() and fread() calls which handle these kinds of problems for you. However, opening could be failing because the application has reached its file descriptor limit, which is even more prevalent with the C family of file functions. Another possibility is that the file


it's linked to /dev/random as it is on FreeBSD, or linked to some other location entirely as on Solaris. Furthermore, avoiding symlinks is not enough:

The Linux user manual page for the random devices explicitly informs the reader of these magic numbers, so hopefully they won't change. I have no official sources for the magic numbers on the other OSs. Now, you'll notice that I checked here that the file descriptor was open to either Linux random device. A system administrator may for some reason replace one with the other, so don't necessarily rely on a proper system using the expected device under the device name you're trying to use.

This brings us back to /dev/random versus /dev/urandom. Different OSs may implement these differently. On FreeBSD for example, there isexample, I sometimes need a uniform number of a particular type within a particular range, and arc4random_uniform() doesn't actually provide uniform results, doesn't simply allow for ranges, and only works with a single type.

When using a standalone command to generate RSA keys, I'd also prefer if it blocked on /dev/random, but this point is debatable.

What do you mean? I see this in the manual "arc4random_uniform() will return a uniformly distributed random number less than upper_bound. arc4random_uniform() is recommended over constructions like “arc4random() % upper_bound” as it avoids "modulo bias" when the upper bound is not a power of two."

"only works with a single type"

So what? You can easily extend the functions to other types as needed.

The essential of the idea is that you should ensure the randomness generated


cargo to the benefit of the vehicle owner. For purposes of this document a “user surface” is a surface engineered to be oriented toward the user and provide a desired aesthetic quality and/or particular function. A user surface may incorporate one or more cargo retaining features.spending plenty of time with the kids, I'm a programmer outearning her significantly - and I can tell you that I'd more than happily switch roles if she were the bread earner, and would feel just as satisfied if not more doing so. And, I can imagine myself in that position, so I can also imagine how I'd feel in that position as far as how I value my contribution.


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List of the Best Kayaks in 2019

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The Skipjack 90 has tons of features such as two sealed hatches, bungee side paddle storage, and mounting points for accessories. It also has a deluxe kayak seat which can be adjusted and has a rear pouch. Weighing at only 46-lbs, you can easily tuck it at the top of your SUV or at the back of                 <height>704</height>
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Note that Assumptions \[A1\],\[A3\] and \[A4\] hold for most of the practical problems. For instance, to study the conditions under which Assumption \[A1\] holds refer to [@tibshirani2013lasso]. Moreover, for $\ell (u,v) = (u-v)^2/2$, Assumption \[A1\] is a consequence of Assumption \[A2\] [@W09]. Assumption \[A2\] also holds in many cases with probability one with respect to the randomness of the dataset [@W09; @TT12]. Even if this assumption is violated in a specific problem (note that checking


- H^h_{ii}} \right)     \right),$$ and $$\label{alo:lasso:high}
\lim\inf_{\alpha \rightarrow \infty} {{\rm ALO}}^{\alpha} \geq \frac{1}{n} \sum_{i=1}^n \phi \left (y_i,  \bm{x_i}^\top {\bm{\hat \beta}}+\left(\frac{{\dot{\ell}}_i({\bm{\hat \beta}})}{{\ddot{\ell}}_i({\bm{\hat \beta}})}\right) \left(  \frac{H^l_{ii}}{1 - H^l_{ii}} \right)     \right),$$ where $$\begin{aligned}
 \bm{H}^l&=&  \bm{X}_S \left ( \bm{X}_S^\top \diag[\bm{{\ddot{\ell}}} ({\bm{\hat \beta}})]   \bm{X}_S  \right)^{-1} \bm{X}_S^\top \diag[\bm{{\ddot{\ell}}} ({\bm{\hat \beta}})], \nonumber \\
  \bm{H}^h&=&  \bm{X}_{S \cup T} \left ( \bm{X}_{S \cup T} ^\top \diag[\bm{{\ddot{\ell}}} ({\bm{\hat \beta}})]   \bm{X}_{S \cup T}  \right)^{-1} \bm{X}_{S \cup T}^\top \diag[\bm{{\ddot{\ell}}} ({\bm{\hat \beta}})].\end{aligned}$$ By comparing and we can evaluate the error in our simple formula of the risk, presented in Theorem \[thm:lasso\_approx\]. The approach we proposed above can be extended to other non-differentiable regularizers too. Below we consider two other popular classes of estimators:$\bm{\Sigma}$. Let $\rho_{\max}$ denote the largest eigenvalue of $\bm{\Sigma}$.

As we mentioned earlier, in our asymptotic setting, we assume that $n/p \rightarrow \delta_o$ for some $\delta_o$ bounded away from zero. Furthermore, we assume that the rows of $\bm{X}$ are scaled in a way that $\rho_{max} = \Theta(\frac{1}{n})$ to ensure that $\bm{x}_i^\top \bm{\beta} = O_p(1)$ and $\bm{\beta}^\top \bm{\Sigma} \bm{\beta}= O(1)$, assuming that each $\beta_i$ is $O(1)$. Under this scaling the signal-to-noise ratio in each observation remains fixed as $n,p$ grow.[^6] For more information on this asymptotic setting and scaling, the reader may refer to [@karoui2013asymptotic; @donoho2016high; @DMM11; @bayati2012lasso; @weng2016overcoming; @DW18].

\[ass:1\] There exist finite constants $c_1(n)$ and $c_2(n)$, and $q_n \rightarrow 0$ all functions of $n$, such that with probability at least $1-q_n$ for all $i=1,\ldots,n$ $$\begin{aligned}
c_1(n) &>&  \| \bm{{\dot{\ell}}}({\bm{\hat


$$\begin{aligned}
\max_{1 \leq i \leq n} \left| \bm{x_i}^\top {\bm{ \hat \beta}_{/i }}- \bm{x_i}^\top {\bm{\hat \beta}}- \left(\frac{{\dot{\ell}}_i({\bm{\hat \beta}})}{{\ddot{\ell}}_i({\bm{\hat \beta}})}\right) \left(  \frac{H_{ii}}{1 - H_{ii}} \right)     \right|
 \leq    \frac{C_o }{\sqrt{p}}, \label{eq:loo_approximation}\end{aligned}$$ where $$\begin{aligned}
C_o &\triangleq& ( \frac{ 72 c^{3/2}}{\nu^3} ) \left(1 + \sqrt{\delta_0} (\sqrt{\delta_0} + 3 )^2 \frac{ c\log n}{\log p}\right) \left( c_1^2(n) c_2(n)  +  c_1^3(n) c_2^2(n)  \frac{5   (c^{1/2}+ c^{3/2}(\sqrt{\delta_0} + 3  )^2  )  }{\nu^2 }       \right). \label{eq:Co}
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Recall that in Section \[sec:ass\] we proved that for many regularized regression problems in the generalized linear family both $c_1(n) = O({\rm PolyLog} (n))$ and $c_2(n)= O({\rm PolyLog} (n))$, where the notation ${\rm PolyLog} (n)$ denotes a polynomial in $\log (n)$. These examplesis removed from the current paper. ]{}

\[cor:aloVSlo\] Suppose that all the assumptions used in Theorem \[theo:main\] hold. Moreover, suppose that $$\max_{i=1,2, \ldots, n} \sup_{|b_i| <  \frac{C_o}{\sqrt{p} }}  \left| {\dot{\phi}}\left (y_i,  \bm{x_i}^\top {\bm{ \hat \beta}_{/i }}+ b_i   \right) \right| \leq c_3(n)$$ with probability $r_n$. Then, with probability at least $1-4n e^{-p} - \frac{8n}{p^3} - \frac{8n}{(n-1)^3}- q_n- \tilde{q}_n-r_n$ $$\begin{aligned}
\label{eq:finalcompth}
\left | {{\rm ALO}}- {{\rm LO}}\right | \leq \frac{c_3(n)C_o }{\sqrt{p}},\end{aligned}$$ where $C_o$ is the constant defined in Theorem \[theo:main\].

The proof of this result can be found in Section \[proof:corofMain\]. As we discussed before, in all the examples we have seen so far $\frac{C_o}{\sqrt{p}}$ is $O(\frac{{\rm PolyLog} (n)}{\sqrt{n}})$. Hence, to obtain the convergence rate of ${{\rm ALO}}$ to ${{\rm LO}}$ we only need to find an upper bound


+ \frac{{\dot{\ell}}_i(\bm{\hat \beta})}{{\ddot{\ell}}_i(\bm{\hat \beta})} \frac{H_{ii}}{1-H_{ii}}} \bigr|\end{aligned}$$ where $\bm{H}= \bm{X}_S \left ( \bm{X}_S^\top \diag[\bm{{\ddot{\ell}}} (\bm{\hat{\beta}})]   \bm{X}_S + \lambda (1-\alpha) \bm{I } \right)^{-1} \bm{X}_S^\top \diag[\bm{{\ddot{\ell}}} (\bm{\hat{\beta}})]$, ${\dot{\ell}}_i({\bm{\hat \beta}}) =  e^{\bm{x_i}^\top \bm{\hat \beta}} - y_i$, and ${\ddot{\ell}}_i({\bm{\hat \beta}}) = e^{\bm{x_i}^\top \bm{\hat \beta}}$. For various data shapes, that is $\frac{n}{p} \in \{5,\ 1,\ \frac{1}{10} \}$, we depict results in Figure \[fig:poisson:elnet:cor\] where reported times refer to the required time to fit the model, compute ${{\rm ALO}}$ and ${{\rm LO}}$ for a sequence of 30 logarithmically spaced tuning parameters from $1$ to $100$.

[0.3]{} ![The ${{\rm ALO}}$ and ${{\rm LO}}$ mean absolute errors (as a function of $\lambda$) for elastic-net Poisson regression. The red error bars identify the one standard error interval of ${{\rm LO}}$. []{data-label="fig:poisson:elnet:cor"}](./poisson_elnet_spiked_n_1000_p_200_k_100.pdf "fig:"){width="\textwidth"}

[0.3]{} ![The ${{\rm ALO}}$ andlogistic regression, with rows of the design matrix having a *Toeplitz* covariance, data generated as described in Sections \[sec:simulation\] and \[sec:num:logistic\], and considered for a sequence of 10 logarithmically spaced tuning parameters from $0.1$ to $10$. We let $\frac{n}{p} = 1$.

-   Elastic-net Poisson regression, with rows of the design matrix having a *Spiked* covariance, data generated as described in Sections \[sec:simulation\] and \[sec:num:poisson\], and considered for a sequence of 10 logarithmically spaced tuning parameters from $1$ to $100$. We let $\frac{n}{p} = \frac{1}{10}$.

The timings of a single fit, ALO and LO versus model complexity $p$ are illustrated in Figure \[fig:time\]. The reported timings are obtained by recording the time required to find a single fit and LO using the `glmnet` package in R [@FHT10], and to


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The following lemma plays a critical role in our proof of Theorem \[thm:lassobounderror\].

\[lem:matrix\_inversion\] Consider a class of symmetric positive definite matrices of the form $$\begin{aligned}
\bm{\Gamma}_\delta \triangleq
\begin{bmatrix}
a+ \delta & \bm{b}^\top \\
\bm{b} & \bm{C}
\end{bmatrix},\end{aligned}$$ where $a>0$, $\delta \geq 0$ and $\bm{C} \in \mathbb{R}^{n-1 \times n-1}$. Then, for any vector $\bm{v} \in \mathbb{R}^n$ we have $$\lim_{\delta \rightarrow \infty}\bm{v}^\top \bm{\Gamma}_\delta^{-1} \bm{v}  \leq \bm{v}^\top \bm{\Gamma}_\delta^{-1} \bm{v} \leq \bm{v}^\top \bm{\Gamma}_0^{-1} \bm{v}.$$ Furthermore, if we define $\bm{v}_{\slash 1} \triangleq (v_2, v_3, \ldots, v_n)^{\top}$, then $\lim_{\delta \rightarrow \infty}\bm{v}^\top \bm{\Gamma}_\delta^{-1} \bm{v} = \bm{v}_{\slash 1}^\top \bm{C}^{-1} \bm{v}_{\slash 1}$.

**Proof:** Define $\kappa \triangleq a+\delta - \bm{b}^\top \bm{C}^{-1}\bm{b}$. Note that since the matrix $\bm{\Gamma}_\delta$ is always positive definite, for any value of $\delta$, $\kappa >0$. By using the formulas for the inverse of block matrices we have $$\begin{aligned}
\bm{\Gamma}^{-1}_\delta =\{ 1 \leq \|\bm{\lambda} \|_\infty \leq \sqrt{9 \tilde{c} \log n} \},$$ and the set $$\mathcal{X}_p = \{ \bm{X}\ | \  1 \leq \|\bm{\lambda} \|_\infty \leq \sqrt{9 \tilde{c} \log n} \}.$$ First note that $$\lambda_i = \log (1+ {\rm e}^{\bm{x}_i^\top \bm{\beta^*}}) \leq \log (1+ {\rm e}^{|\bm{x}_i^\top \bm{\beta^*}| }) \leq \log ({\rm e}^{|\bm{x}_i^\top \bm{\beta^*}| }+ {\rm e}^{|\bm{x}_i^\top \bm{\beta^*}| }) \leq \log 2 + |\bm{x}_i^ \top \bm{\beta^*}|.$$ If we define the event $$\tilde{\mathcal{E}}_p = \{ \log 2+ \max_i  |\bm{x}_i^ \top \bm{\beta^*}| \leq \sqrt{9 \tilde{c} \log n} \}  \cap \{ \max_i  |\bm{x}_i^ \top \bm{\beta^*}| \geq 1\},$$ then $\tilde{\mathcal{E}}_p \subset \mathcal{E}_p$, leading to $$\begin{aligned}
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 \leq \Pr \left( \{ \log 2+ \max_i  |\bm{x}_i^ \top \bm{\beta^*}| \leq \sqrt{9 \tilde{c} \log n}


\}^{c}  \right)+\Pr (\{ \max_i  |\bm{x}_i^ \top \bm{\beta^*}| \geq 1\}^c).\end{aligned}$$ Note that (for large enough $n$) $$\begin{aligned}
\lefteqn{\Pr \left( \{ \log 2+ \max_i  |\bm{x}_i^ \top \bm{\beta^*}| \leq \sqrt{9 \tilde{c} \log n} \}^{c}  \right)
\leq n \Pr \left(   |\bm{x}_i^ \top \bm{\beta^*}| \geq \sqrt{9 \tilde{c} \log n} -1   \right) } \nonumber \\
&\leq& n \Pr \left(   |\bm{x}_i^ \top \bm{\beta^*}| \geq 2\sqrt{ \tilde{c} \log n}    \right) \overset{(c)}{\leq} 2 n {\rm e}^{-2 \log n} \leq \frac{2}{n},\end{aligned}$$ where (c) is a direct consequence of the Gaussian tail bound in Lemma \[lem:GaussianTail\] and the fact that $\bm{x}_i^ \top \bm{\beta^*} \sim \N(0, \tilde{c})$. Furthermore, if $Z \sim N(0, \tilde{c})$, then $$\begin{aligned}
\Pr (\{ \max_i  |\bm{x}_i^ \top \bm{\beta^*}| \geq 1\}^c) = \left(  \Pr(|\bm{x}_i^ \top \bm{\beta^*}| <distribution of $\bm{x}_i^\top {\bm{ \hat \beta}_{/i }}$ is $N(0, {\bm{ \hat \beta}_{/i }}^\top \bm{\Sigma} {\bm{ \hat \beta}_{/i }})$. Furthermore, ${\bm{ \hat \beta}_{/i }}^\top \bm{\Sigma} {\bm{ \hat \beta}_{/i }}\leq \frac{c {\bm{ \hat \beta}_{/i }}^\top {\bm{ \hat \beta}_{/i }}}{n} \leq \frac{c \|\bm{y}_{\slash i}\|_2^2}{{\color{magenta}2} n\lambda \gamma}$, where the last inequality is due to . Hence, we have $$\begin{aligned}
    \label{boundx_ibli}
     \Pr (| \bm{x}_i^\top {\bm{ \hat \beta}_{/i }}| > t | {\bm{X}_{/i}}, \bm{y}_{\slash i} ) \leq 2 {\rm e}^{- \frac{n \lambda \gamma t^2}{ c \|\bm{y}_{\slash i}\|_2^2}}.
     \end{aligned}$$ According to Lemma \[lem:massart\] since $y_i \overset{i.i.d.}{\sim} N(0, \bm{\beta}^\top \bm{\Sigma} \bm{\beta} + \sigma_\epsilon^2)$, and $\bm{\beta}^\top  \bm{\Sigma} \bm{\beta} + \sigma_\epsilon^2 \leq c \tilde{c}+ \sigma_\epsilon^2$, we have $$\label{eq:boundonnormy}
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 \Pr [\tilde{E}_i | K_i  ] + \Pr [ K_i^c  ], \nonumber
 \\
&{\leq}& \Pr [F_i | K_i]  + \Pr [ K_i^c  ] \leq  \frac{\Pr(F_i)}{\Pr(K_i)} + \Pr [ K_i^c  ] \nonumber \\
&\leq& \frac{\Pr \left [ \left \|   {\bm{X}_{/i}}\bm{J}_{/i}^{-1}  \bm{x_i}  \right\|_4^2 > 2 (1+c) \left(\frac{\rho_{\max}   }{\nu^2} \omega_{\max} \right) \sqrt{n-1} \log (n-1) \right] }{\Pr(K_i)}\nonumber}})   \right\|_2  dt \nonumber
    \\
    &+&
     \int_0^1   \left \| \lambda (\bm{{\ddot{r}}}({\bm{ \hat \beta}_{/i }}-(1-t)\bm{\Delta}_{/i}^* ) - \bm{{\ddot{r}}}({\bm{ \hat \beta}_{/i }}))  \right\|_2  dt \nonumber
    \\
    &\leq& 2 c_2(n) \left \|   \bm{\Delta}_{/i}^* \right \|_2. \end{aligned}$$ Here we should emphasize that this is the main place in which we have used the smoothness of second derivatives of the loss and regularizer in Assumption \[ass:1\]. [^10]

-   $\stackrel{4}{\leq}$ is due to inequality , and Assumption \[ass:1\].

-   $\stackrel{5}{\leq}$ is due to , and $$\begin{aligned}
    \bar \omega_{\max,i} &=& \sigma_{\max} \left( {{\bm{\bar X}}_{/i}}{{\bm{\bar X}}_{/i}}^\top \right)=\sigma_{\max} \left( {{\bm{\bar X}}_{/i}}^\top {{\bm{\bar X}}_{/i}}\right)= \sigma_{\max} \left(


forth.. I did some calculations and if I´m not mistaken you really can´t expect ANYTHING below 150-180 MS when playing USEU.

Well, perhaps I should re-sub again.. I see they´re selling 30 day game time cards – then again having a good old break is nice too :-)to endorse or promote products derived
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been made.

The first moment of clarity, when Picard begins to understand, happens when the Tamarian captain, seeing Picard cold that night on El-Adrel IV’s surface, tosses Picard a flaming branch for warmth. He pairs the gift with the phrase, “Temba, his arms wide.”

“Temba is a person,” Picard realizes, “his arms wide…because he’s holding them apart…in…in generosity. In giving—in taking.”

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It’s a genuine moment of language exchange and acquisition, part of the Tamarian captain’s plan all along: through shared experiences, the two races would be able to gain a common vocabulary. Picard’s words serve as a metaphor for the process of language learning—and also hint at the key to understanding the Tamarian language: metaphor.

It is also a moment of charity—of gift-giving to aid Picard in an unfamiliar, foreign place. ThisAztec myths told of a couple that survives a large deluge by hiding in a hollow vessel. In the Incan mythology of South America, a great flood Unu Pachakuti kills the first creations of their creator god after he has deemed them inadequate. His second attempt was humanity. One version of this tale has a man and woman escaping Unu Pachakuti by floating in a wooden box.

This is only one salient commonality among Earth mythologies and religions: a flood myth ‘rebooting’ humanity. Instead of using the commonalities among their cultures as a bridge to understanding, Spanish Conquistadors insisted their version of events were the gospel truth—Hernán Cortés forced the indigenous people he encountered to convert to his system of belief. What could have been a shortcut to understanding


be possible.

As Picard points out to Commander Riker at the episode’s end, “Now the door is open between our peoples. That commitment meant more to [the Tamarian captain] than his own life.” We too, here in the 21st century, could stand to be that committed to communication across cultures.bookend of the most metamorphic decade in modern American history. A warning and an epitaph.

The news that Quentin Tarantino’s next film will center on the Manson murders – perhaps the most ruthlessly re-interpreted true crime case of all time – drew a certain ire from even his most devout fans. It’s disrespectful to the victims, there’s nothing new to tell, it’s exploitive. This of course presupposes that we know anything about what Tarantino’s brewing, which we don’t. His films sell one thing and tell another. They are incisive and indelible, and there’s a decent chance we won’t know what we’ve seen until we’ve seen it twice.

What we do know is this: At least one of the film’s storylines will focus on Sharon Tate. That still doesn’t tell us


reference 06/Q0505/22\]), and all patients provided written informed consent.

The follow-up period was defined from the date of scan to death (all causes) or 9 years, whichever happened first. Repeat scans were performed when clinically indicated, and not routinely unless this affected patient management, according to National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) IPF clinical guidelines.Patient survival was confirmed by the use of patient charts, electronic database, primary health care physician records, or telephone interview.

The GAP index was computed based on four variables: gender (G), age (A), and two lung physiology (P) parameters, forced vital capacity (FVC) and transfer factor of the lung for carbon monoxide (TLCO) \[[@CR10]\]. This comprised a model using continuous predictors (GAP calculator) and a simple point-scoring system (GAP index), which varies from 0, potentiallyand *p* = 0.12 respectively). Patients with TBR \< 4.8 had a median survival of 70.6 months as compared to 26.5 months in patients with TBR \> 4.8 at the baseline PET (*p* = 0.018). The synthetic score of parenchymal damage demonstrated a slightly better performance than TBR; patients with values \<18.5 had a median survival of 70.6 months as compared to 22.2 months in patients that presented a higher burden of parenchymal damage (*p* = 0.0002).Table 4Median survival obtained from Kaplan--Meier analysis conducted using the optimal cutoff to discriminate between the two groups (presence or lack of event during follow-up)ParameterCutoffMedian survival*p* value\< Cutoff\> CutoffPulmonary function tests FVC7226.3786.470.0044 FEV196.335.3770.60.02 TLC65.628.5786.730.027 KCO5019.946.80.00097 TLCO44.823.5370.600.00027 GAP index470.619.90.00046PET-derived parameters SUV~max~2.486.7334.430.081 SUV~min~0.626.5367.500.12 TBR4.870.6026.530.018qCT Total volume (cm^3^)4352.7728.5780.930.011 Vessel percentage (%)3.6686.4719.90\<0.0001 Normal parenchyma (%)80.2026.3786.370.00029 Hyperlucent (%)11.1246.8022.230.0038 Ground-glass (%)6.7967.516.3\<0.0001 Reticular (%)10.9670.6026.530.004 Honeycomb (%)4.2340.8016.630.0022 Parenchymal damage (%)18.4870.6022.230.0002Synthetic scores GAP + PET643.9011.56\<0.0001 GAP + PET + qCT686.4717.23\<0.0001FVC = forced vital capacity, FEV1 = forced expiratory volume in 1 s, TLC = total lung capacity, KCO = carbon monoxide transfer coefficient, TLCO = transfer


in blood flow in areas of limited interstitial lung pathology.

When we combined the pulmonary PET uptake, qCT, and PFT parameters, we found that the combination of these three independent parameters had the strongest association with survival. In fact, even in IPF patients with good PFTs, the pulmonary ^18^F-FDG uptake and the extent of morphological abnormalities on HRCT might help identify subpopulations of patients that had a poorer outcome \[[@CR8]\]. Using qCT and PET, we created two modified versions of the GAP score that improved the capacity to classify patients according to their outcome at the follow-up using baseline tests. This may have relevance in the clinical setting in determining treatment recommendations based on a combination of the three independent variables (GAP + qCT + PET).

The synergies between GAP, PET, anda salary of £26000

But I get no output past the echo statement. Any advice on how I can sort this problem out?

A:

In awk you need to define a variable and reference it to the bash variable. Something like this -
#!/bin/bash

name="$1"
shift

for filename in "$@"
do
awk -v FS=',' -v gname="$name" '$1~gname{print $1 " has a salary of "$3}' "$filename"
done

Test:
[jaypal:~/Temp] cat data
Brown,John,24000
Brown,Susan,26000
Smith,Jill,24000

[jaypal:~/Temp] cat data1
Brown,Charlie,64000
Brown,Sam,46000
Smith,Jill,24000

[jaypal:~/Temp] ./s.awk Brown data data1
Brown has a salary of 24000
Brown has a salary of 26000
Brown has a salary of 64000
Brown has a salary of 46000

A:

Or you could also use the one liner
grep $1 "Halls/""$2" | awk -F , '{print $1 " has a salary " $3}'

In action:
shadyabhi@archlinux /tmp $ cat Halls/Halls\ Engines
Brown,John,24000
Brown,Susan,26000
Smith,Jill,24000
shadyabhi@archlinux /tmp $ ./ssl.sh Brown "Halls Engines"
Brown has a salary £24000
Brown has a salary £26000
shadyabhi@archlinux


/tmp $

A:

# Your awk line:
#   awk -F, '$1 ~/$1/{print $1 " has a salary of " $3}'
#            ^    ^- You want this one to be interpreted, but it's single-quoted.
#            ^- Correctly not interpreted.

# Either escape the $s that awk should see:
awk -F, "\$1 ~/$1/{print \$1 " has a salary of " \$3}" "Halls/$2"

# Or change to double quotes for them.
awk -F, '$1 == "'"$1"'"{print $1 " has a salary of " $3}' "Halls/$2"

pyrography have changed down the years, the medium remains popular due to its distinctive style and look. No matter how you create it, be it hot pieces of metal from a fire or hot pieces of metal from electrical resistance or just heat energy from focused light, the end result lies in the artists interpretation of the subject, the layout, and the overall ascetics of the work – just like any other piece of art.