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Theoretical analysis of the transmission resonances {#Sec4}
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We compare the results of our transmission experiments with the extinction cross-section of the antennas found from full-wave electromagnetic simulations (see Methods). In Fig. [1c](#Fig1){ref-type="fig"} we present the extinction cross-section spectra, *σ*, normalized to their maximal value. We find that the extinction perfectly reproduces the experimentally measured transmission spectra for the antenna placed on both CaF~2~ and h-BN (see solid red and blue curves in the upper panel of Fig. [1c](#Fig1){ref-type="fig"}). In the simulations we have not used any fitting parameters, but took the nominal values for the antennaedges of a wide Au rod^[@CR23],[@CR24]^ (schematics in Fig. [2b](#Fig2){ref-type="fig"}), similarly to HPhPs edge modes propagating along the edges of h-BN flakes^[@CR25]^. When the width of the Au rod becomes comparable with the confinement of the SPP modes at the opposite edges of the rod, they hybridize into symmetric and anti-symmetric SPP modes, analogously to the HPhPs edge modes in h-BN waveguides (schematics in Fig. [2d](#Fig2){ref-type="fig"})^[@CR10]^. The spatial distribution of Re(*E*~*z*~) (Fig. [2h](#Fig2){ref-type="fig"}) reveals that the dispersion curve of our waveguide (Fig. [2a](#Fig2){ref-type="fig"}, blue curve) corresponds to the symmetric SPP edge mode.

Oppositely to the low and high-frequency ranges, inside the Reststrahlen band the waveguiding mode is dominated by the propagating HPhPs in the h-BN slab. Indeed, the simulated field distribution at *ω* = 1520 cm^−1^ (point p~2~ on the blue curve in Fig. [2a](#Fig2){ref-type="fig"}), reveals that


current manuscript and should be conducted in future studies.Fig. 5Launching efficiency of HPhPs by gold antennas. **a** Line scan along the green line in the near-field image of Fig. [4e](#Fig4){ref-type="fig"}. **b** Schematics of the launched HPhPs wavefronts (blue lines) and the Poynting vector integration contour (red line). **c** The dispersion of the first three HPhPs modes in the h-BN slab on top of CaF~2~. The red dots represent the measured dispersion (extracted 2*π*/*λ*~M0~) from the line scans similar to **a**, taken at different frequencies. **d** The simulated launching cross-section for the resonant Au antenna, *σ*~M0~ (red solid curve), and its extinction cross section, *σ* (blue solid curve). The red dots render the launching efficiency for the resonant antenna extracted from the line scans similar to the one shown incarrying-energy electromagnetic fields in the vicinity of the antenna are dominated by the M0 mode, the antenna-induced absorption in the h-BN slab scales as the energy flux of the M0 mode, ***S***~M0~, integrated over a closed surface (Fig. [5b](#Fig5){ref-type="fig"}). The positions of the maximal values of *η*^2^ (Fig. [5d](#Fig5){ref-type="fig"}, open red dots) and *σ*~M0~ (Fig. [5d](#Fig5){ref-type="fig"}, red curve) agree well, indicating that the launching efficiency extracted from the near-field images correlates with the energy absorbed around the antenna. Interestingly, the maxima of *σ*~M0~ and total extinction cross-section, *σ* (blue curve in Fig. [5d](#Fig5){ref-type="fig"}) occur at different frequencies. This difference in the frequency position can be explained by the spectral shift between the near- and far-field optical response, i.e., between σ and local field enhancement, \|*E*\|, of resonant plasmonic antennas, leading to the


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Sample fabrication {#Sec9}
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Sample preparation begins by isolating large and homogeneous h-BN flakes onconjecture that $SL(n)$ invariants for convex bodies with continuous and positive centro-affine curvature function can be obtained as limits of normalized $p$-affine surface areas of the convex body.

The setting for this paper is the Euclidean space $\mathbb{R}^n,\ n \geq 2,$ in which we consider convex bodies containing the origin in their interior. Most of the time, we will also require that the convex bodies have smooth boundary with positive Gauss curvature. We will denote the set of such convex bodies by ${{\mathcal{K}}_{\hbox{reg}}}$. However, on several occasions, we will relax the regularity of the boundary to class $C^2$ with positive Gauss curvature and we will use the notation $C^2_+$ to indicate this latter class of convex bodies. The preferred parametrization of a convex body $K$ will be with respect


Finally, using the linearity of mixed volumes, we obtain $V(f, g, h, \ldots, h)+ c V(h, g, h, ...., h) \leq (M+c) V(h, g, h, \ldots, h)$ which is, after a trivial simplification, the right inequality of (\[eq:mon3\]). Similarly, by considering the dilation $K$ of factor $(m+c)$, we obtain a convex body $K_3$ such that $K_3 \subseteq L$ and an argument analogous with the one above will imply $m V(h, g,h,  \ldots, h) \leq V(f, g, h, \ldots, h)$.

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associated with the elevated temperature treatment experienced by the predator and the prey (Fig. [1](#COV011F1){ref-type="fig"}e; χ^2^ = 8.95, d.f. = 3, *P* = 0.005). Within this treatment, capture success was 47%; 41% greater than the pairs exposed to the control temperature (5.8% capture success). Exposure to elevated temperatures also significantly affected predation rates (Fig. [1](#COV011F1){ref-type="fig"}f; *H* = 7.81, d.f.= 1, *P* = 0.005), with a markedly higher predation rate in the predators exposed to the elevated temperature compared with the control temperature. A MANOVA revealed a significant effect of temperature on the attack characteristics of the predators (i.e. attack rate, attack distance and maximal attack speed; Pillai\'s trace~3,32~ = 5.04, *P* = 0.002). ANOVAs detected significant differences only in maximal speed achieved (Fig. [1](#COV011F1){ref-type="fig"}g; *F*~1,34~ = 4.89, *P* = 0.03), with predators exposed to elevated temperatures reaching greater speeds than those exposed to the control temperature.Britain was
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5m by 2m rectangle and moves according to a discrete-time Markov process with Gaussian error. The time resolution is ten steps per second. The vehicles are positioned randomly within ten meters of each other, and are then moved backwards in time to reach an initial position for the simulation. This ensures that the simulations contain a variety of collision and near-collision situations. Collision detection is only applied at the starting time of the simulation to provide distinct cases of correct or incorrect alarms. In reality, collision detection would take place at regular intervals, and alarms could be judged as not only correct or incorrect but also late or early

The first scenario is an unprotected left turn conflict as in [@mc5], shown in Figure \[left\_turn\]. The vehicles are eachGet issues a GET request via the Do function.
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abstract: 'We present an analytic model for computing the luminosity and spectral evolution of flares caused by a supermassive black hole impacting the accretion disc of another supermassive black hole. Our model includes photon diffusion, emission from optically thin regions and relativistic corrections to the observed spectrum and time-scales. We test the observability of the impact scenario with a simulated population of quasars hosting supermassive black hole binaries. The results indicate that for a moderate binary mass ratio of $0.3$, and impact distances of $100$ primary Schwarzschild radii, the accretion disc impacts can be expected to equal or exceed the host quasar in brightness at observed wavelength $\lambda=510\,\si{nm}$ up to $z=0.6$. We conclude that accretion disc impacts may function as an independent probe for supermassive black hole binaries.$T\propto R^{-1}$. The assumption of no radiation escaping is maintained until the sphere turns optically thin, after expanding by a factor of $\tau^{4/7}$, at which point the luminosity is estimated by the volume times the bremsstrahlung emissivity ${\epsilon^{\text{ff}}}$. LV96 give the evolution of the total bremsstrahlung luminosity as ${\epsilon^{\text{ff}}}R^3\propto t^{-7/2}$. Using the assumptions in LV96, we find instead $$L\propto {\epsilon^{\text{ff}}}R^3\propto n^2 T^{1/2} R^3 \propto R^{-7/2}\propto t^{-7/3}.$$ To gain more insight, we now revisit the calculations of LV96 in detail.

LV96 revisited {#sc:lvredux}
--------------

We now consider the derivations of the outflow evolution in LV96 in more detail. The principal result in LV96 are the scaling relations, equations (11)-(13), for the observed V-band flux $S_V$, outburst duration ${t_{\text{outb}}}$ and the delay from impact to the outburst $t_0$. We obtain the normalization constants


10^{43}\,{h_{15}}^{1/3}{M_{8}}^{2/3}{r_{10}}^{-1/3}{\delta}^{2/3}\,\si{erg.s^{-1}}.$$

We return to the issue of the use of effective optical thickness. It should be noted that the surface ${\tau_\text{e}}=1$ corresponds to the surface at which the emitted photons are produced, i.e. the surface of last absorption. However, when scattering dominates, or ${\tau_{\sigma}}\gg \tau_a$, the photons are seen to emanate from the surface of last scattering, ${\tau_{\sigma}}\sim 1$. As such, for luminosity estimates ${\tau_{\sigma}}$ should be used, not ${\tau_\text{e}}$. In our case, the initial ratio of optical thicknesses is $\tau_{a,0}/\tau_{\sigma,0} = \kappa_{a,0}/\kappa_T\sim
6\times10^{-5}\,{n_{14}}^{1/8}{r_{10}}^{7/8}{\delta}^{-7/4}$. The ratio is proportional to $R^{1/2}$ so the opacities will be equal after an expansion by a factor of ${\xi}=
(\kappa_T/\kappa_{a,0})^2 \sim 3.1\times10^8\,{n_{14}}^{-1/4}{r_{10}}^{-7/4}{\delta}^{7/2}$. This should be compared with the amount of expansion required to reach ${\tau_{\sigma}}=1$, which is ${{\xi}_\text{T}}=\tau_{\sigma,0}^{1/2}\sim 310\,{h_{15}}^{1/6}{M_{8}}^{1/3}{n_{14}}^{1/2}{r_{10}}^{1/3}{\delta}^{-2/3}$, and the expansion factor at which the outflowthe following we will assume $\psi(x)=1$, which is more physical, but also not strictly self-consistent. We further assume $\eta(x)=1$, which also implies $\alpha=\pi^2$. This is not an unduly bad approximation for the initial shocked volume. Furthermore, the initial density gradient does not affect the diffusive luminosity much, as shown in A80. At later times, homologous expansion will cause a gradient $\eta(x)\propto (x{\xi})^{-3}$ to form, which would increase the optically thin luminosity, but in our case, most of the energy is radiated away during the early outburst. See @falk1977, A80 and @arnett1982 for more discussion about the behaviour and effects of the temperature and density profiles during the expansion.

We can estimate the optically thin contribution by assuming that all radiation from regions with $\max({\tau_{\sigma}},{\tau_\text{e}})\leq\tau_p$ escapes. Here $\tau_p$ is a


when $x>x_p$. We will use an approximation with $\psi(x) = 0$ for $x\geq x_p$. As such, the diffusive luminosity must be calculated at $x=x_p(t)$ during the early part of the light curve, and at $x=\min_t x_p(t)$ during the late part, if $\dot{x}_p > 0$. Otherwise an unphysical increase in the luminosity would result when the cooling outflow gets optically thicker. With these considerations, we arrive at the estimate for total luminosity, $$\label{eq:Ltot}
    {L_\text{tot}}(t) = {L_\text{d}}(x,t)+{L_\text{t}}(t).$$

Our final consideration is the rising part of the light curve for $t<0$. The radiative energy $E_T$ in the outflow is generated by the cooling matter, with some cooling time-scale $t_c$. [As an upper bound, the bremsstrahlung cooling time-scale from equation  can be used.]{} This is much less than the thecomprises a circuit for multiplexing a plurality of digital signals, a storage circuit composed of delay circuits disposed in M (M: plural) stages and used for entering a signal from the signal multiplexing circuit to the first stage delay circuit, then shifting the signal to the subsequent delay circuits sequentially in synchronization with the clock, a circuit for switching a plurality of digital code strings to output in a time-dividing manner, M (plural) multipliers used respectively for multiplying a signal output from each delay circuit by each digital code of a digital code string output from the digital code string switching circuit, and an adder for adding results of multiplication from the M multipliers to find a value of correlation.
Furthermore, the matched filter unit of the present invention


composed of delay circuits disposed in mxc3x97M stages and used for entering a signal output from the signal multiplexing circuit to the first stage delay circuit, then shifting the signal to the subsequent delay circuits sequentially in synchronization with the second clock, M (M: plural) multipliers used respectively for multiplying a signal output from each m-th stage delay circuit of the delay circuits disposed in mxc3x97M stages, and an adder for adding results of multiplication from the M multipliers to find a value of correlation.
According to those inventions, a phase of a plurality of digital signals that are diffusion-modulated with the same code value is changed thereby to eliminate each correlation between those digital signals, then those digital signals are multiplexed. After this, each of multiplexed signals isreference gene; (**B**) *β-actin* as reference gene. (**\*** *p* \< 0.05, **\*\*** *p* \< 0.01, compared to C1-transfected and control groups).](ijms-15-10936-g002){#ijms-15-10936-f002}

### 2.1.3. Effect of *HSPC117* on JEG-3 Cell Migration and Wound Closure *in Vitro*

A significant attenuation of cell migration was observed in *HSPC117* over-expressed JEG-3 cells. As seen in [Figure 3](#ijms-15-10936-f003){ref-type="fig"} and [Figure 4](#ijms-15-10936-f004){ref-type="fig"}, after cells were cultured for 24 h, the mean cell migration distances of the C1/HSPC117, C1, and control cells were 9.46 ± 1.12, 12.89 ± 2.99, and 14.21 ± 0.87 μm, respectively; thus, the *HSPC117* over-expressed JEG-3 migration distance was about 66.57% of that of the control group (*p* \< 0.05) and 69.82% of that of the C1 group (*p* \< 0.05). Similarly, from 24 to 48 h, the *HSPC117* over-expressed JEG-3 migration distance


encounter people, even perfect strangers, who begin to interest us at first sight, somehow suddenly, all at once, before a word has been spoken. Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky [LoC 465, work LoC 465] (1821-1881) Russian writer of novels, short stories and essays, source unknown

Every soul comes into this world strengthened by the victories or weakened by the defeats of its previous life. Gregory of Nyssa [Gregory Nyssen] (335-395) Turkish bishop of Nyssa (372-376 and 378-395) saint in Roman Catholicism, Eastern Orthodoxy, Oriental Orthodoxy, Lutheranism and Anglicanism

The soul returns to earth in a body similar to its last one and has similar talents and inclinations. Plato [LoC 485] (427-347 BC) Ancient Greek pre-Christian philosopher, founder of the occidental philosophy, source unknown

Humans always think of themselves as the only beings. Thisactivst and lawyer Mahatma Gandhi, his favorite US president is unifier Abraham Lincoln.

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Abigail Adams, US American wife of 2nd US president John Adams, intuitive-spiritual feminist,


human rights activist, exponent of the Romantic movement in France, visual artist, playwright, poet, essayist, novelist, Oeuvres complètes. Océan. Tas de Pierres, A. Michel, Paris, 1942

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A conventional resin molding apparatus for molding the insulating resin mold at the peripheral portion of the semiconductor wafer is known, and is provided with an upper mold and a lower mold which clamp the semiconductor wafer therebetween. A resin space to be filled with insulating resin is formed at the portion corresponding to the peripheral portion of the semiconductor wafer between the upper mold and the lower mold.
With the conventional resin molding apparatus, the upper and lower molds are made of metallic material such as stainless steel or resin material.
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the concrete pipes is exposed, the sewer is structurally compromised

Due to both age and low maintenance by South Bend, portions of their collection system are approaching failure and repairs could be in the tens of millions of dollars. Being driven into poverty through declining tax base consequential from crappy governance, South Bend is ill-prepared to fund required sewer system upgrades, as well as repairs to failing infrastructure.

The Socialist-led South Bend will take from the surrounding areas which are not corruptly governed, and give to the corrupt inner city. In the post-1960s, people fled from a city that was dying due to waste and unfettered corruption. That city will now chase down most of those in self-exile and envelop them in the same dirty city that they hoped soof rate increases came about after South Bend was mandated by the EPA to undertake a $660 million sewer separation project. The initial proposal was tabled in November, 2013 when council members raised concerns of covering the cost.

Several residents also spoke out against the rate hike last fall, arguing that their rates were already high.

The bill discussed Monday amended various sections of chapter 17, article 2 of the South Bend Municipal Code to adjust sewer rates and charges incrementally through 2016.

The average homeowner can expect rate hikes of a few dollars per month in the short term. Director of Public Works, Eric Horvath, said the new rates will appear on utility bills. He added that in three years the department will have a better grasp on where the


local governments. Skyrocketing utility rates experienced in many locales is an overriding reason why South Bend wants to include all of SJC's outlying towns and villages in funding SB liability. Granger and other communities MUST be railroaded into public sewer systems in order to add tens of thousands of households on to liability rolls.

In a variation of "too big to fail", Chicago and other ultra-large popilation centers will be exempted from EPA-mandated separation because "the sewer system is just too large to reasonably separate with any economic feasibility". Large metropolitan areas are going to deep-tunnel storage and mega-reservoirs.

Due to the enormous paved surface area of Chicago, each 1 inch of rainfall translates to about 16 billion gallons of run-off, and much of that gets captured by MWRD’s massiveof fixed points, extensions are much more complicated to handle, since each of them give rise to a number of “splitted” fields on which there is a priori no control. In particular, determining the $S$ matrix of the extended theory is straightforward if there are no fixed points, but it is highly non-trivial otherwise. In presence of fixed points, the knowledge of the full $S$ matrix is parametrized by a set of “$S^J$” matrices [@Fuchs:1996dd], one for each simple current $J$: knowing all the $S^J$ matrices amounts to knowing the $S$ matrix of the extended theory. Fixed points can also appear for half-integer spin currents, and the corresponding matrices $S^J$ are important when these currents are combined to form integer spin currents. Furthermore, simple current fixed points and


$(s,u)$ appear, namely those with integer monodromy charge with respect to the current $(\#,16)$. It is given by $$\label{monodromy in SO(N)}
 Q_{(\#,16)}(s,u)=-\frac{\#\cdot s(N-1)+u}{N} \,{\rm mod}\,\mathbb{Z}\,.$$ This allows us to analytically relate the labels $s$ and $u$ of the fields in the extension to the fields in the permutation orbifolds, by comparing the weights of the fields in the permutation, $\{h_{\rm perm}\}$, with the ones in the extension, $h_{s,u}=h_s+h_u$, and choosing $s$ and $u$ such that (\[monodromy in SO(N)\]) is satisfied. This will be crucial when we use (\[main formula for f.p. resolution 2\]).

Let us move now to study the fixed point resolution of the $SO(N)_1$ permutation orbifolds, distinguishing the case of $N$ even and $N$ odd.

$B(n)_1$ series
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The $B(n)_1=SO(N)_1$, $N=2n+1$, series has central charge $c=\frac{N}{2}$ and three primary fieldsare six fixed points for the current $J=(2,0)$ of the permutation orbifold $(D(n)_1)_{\rm perm}$, coming from off-diagonal and twisted fields. They are: $(\phi_0,\phi_2)$ (with $h=\frac{1}{2}$), $(\phi_1,\phi_3)$ (with $h=\frac{N}{8}$), $\widehat{(0,0)}$ ($h=\frac{N}{32}$), $\widehat{(0,1)}$ ($h=\frac{N}{32}+\frac{1}{2}$), $\widehat{(2,0)}$ ($h=\frac{N+8}{32}$) and $\widehat{(2,1)}$ ($h=\frac{N+8}{32}+\frac{1}{2}$).

The $S^J$ matrix can be derived following the same procedure as before. We know $\tilde{S}$ and $S^{BHS}$ and we still have (\[main formula for f.p. resolution simplified\]). We use the same principle as before to choose the orbit representatives according to their minimal weight. The table in this case is: $$\begin{aligned}
\bullet & {\rm if \,\,n\,\,is\,\,odd} &  \nonumber \\
(\phi_1,\phi_3) \,\, \longrightarrow&  (0,2N) & \&\qquad (0,14N) \nonumber \\
&&\nonumber \\
\bullet & {\rm if \,\,n\,\,is\,\,even} &  \nonumber \\
(\phi_1,\phi_3) \,\, \longrightarrow&  (1,14N+4) & \&\qquad (3,14N+12) \nonumber \\
&&\\
\bullet & {\rm for \,\, all \,\,


                                       \,\,=\,\, i\,\,\frac{1}{2}\,\sin\left(\frac{\pi N}{8}\right) \nonumber \\
&&\end{aligned}$$

Comments
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A few comments are in order.\
First of all, observe that the $S^J$ matrices (\[B SJ J=1,0\]) and (\[D SJ J=2,0\]) are purely imaginary. Secondly, $S^J_{\widehat{(p,\psi)}\widehat{(q,\chi)}}$ does not depend on $\psi$ and $\chi$.\
Third: $$S^J_{(\phi_i,\phi_j)\widehat{(p,\psi)}}\,\propto \, e^{i\pi\psi}\,,$$ i.e. this entry changes sign as we change $\psi$.\

Conclusion
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earlier version of the proposal instead had called for the holiday to be observed every Oct. 10. It will include a renaming of Settlers Park in west Boulder to something not yet decided.

State Rep. Joe Salazar, D-Thornton, authored a bill earlier this year seeking to replace the Columbus Day state holiday in Colorado with “Indigenous Peoples’ Day,” and last month told the council that the Boulder proposal would help “honor what has happened in this country.”

“It is important for us to really find places where we no longer have this tidy little history that is just convenient,” Reyna said. “We have these ugly realities and we should honor those who were oppressed and have become invisible.”

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are given by @fritz12 and @smith2012. As an example, Fig.\[fig1\] shows a SPIRE image of M31 in the 250 $\mu$m band.

The spatial resolution values of the scan maps, i.e., the beam sizes at full width half maximum (FWHM), are approximately 8.5, 12.5, 13.3, 18.2, 24.5, and 36.0 arcsec at the six wavelengths, respectively. For our analysis we use PSFs based on the measured [*Herschel*]{} beam profiles [@pog10; @griffin13].

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The above data have been used to generate a 4D hypercube of differential column density as a function of sky location, dust temperature, and dust opacity index, from which we can derive various line-of-sight integrated quantities such as the integrated column density of dust plus gas, $N$, the mean dust temperature, ${\bar T_{_{\rm D}}}$, and the mean dust opacity index ${\barconsist of a pair of hot, roughly parallel, strands with a central crossover. It is distinctly visible at other wavelengths, such as H$\alpha$ [@jac85] and 70 $\mu$m (in our [*Herschel*]{} image), although less so at 24 $\mu$m [@gordon06] due to confusion by a dense concentration of bulge stars. Its nature has been the subject of debate, but with a length of only $\sim500$ pc, it clearly does not correspond to the much larger ($\sim10$ kpc) bar inferred from near-infrared morphology and dynamical simulations [@ath06].

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The nature of the bar-like feature
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Some information on the 3D geometry of the bar-like feature can be obtained from a comparison of the column density distribution derived here on the basis of dust emission, and a previously published extinction map [@dong16], as shown in panels


(a) and (b) of Fig. \[fig8\]. These maps show some distinct differences. For example the filamentary structure which extends between reference points “A" and “B" in the column density map is absent in the extinction map, suggesting that it lies behind the bulge and hence behind the source of illumination which enables foreground features to be detected in extinction. This behaviour was also noted by @dong16 who identify the feature with a dusty clump detected in CO and conclude, similarly, that it is located on the far side of the bulge. We will thus refer to the feature in question as the “rear filament". However, an adjacent filament which extends from the nucleus (“+") to point “C" is seen prominently in both emission and absorption, indicating that itComorbidity of migraine and psychiatric disorders.
This article reviews the evidence for comorbidity of migraine with psychiatric disorders, particularly the affective and anxiety disorders. Studies of the association between migraine and depression in both clinical and community studies have provided consistent evidence regarding a substantial degree of comorbidity between these disorders, regardless of the index disorder for which the subject sought treatment in the clinical settings. Methodologic issues, possible mechanisms, and implications of comorbidity for clinical practice and future research are discussed.


your perfectionist personality allows you to be, and try to get to work ASAP on projects rather than waiting until the last minute.

7. You Have A Difficult Time Celebrating Your Success

According to Psychology Today, if you’re a perfectionist, you aren’t one to celebrate the success you’ve achieved, and don’t feel comfortable declaring victory despite how big it may be. Likely, you’ll instead attribute the achievement to luck, the outlet noted. We already know that perfectionists are hard on themselves when working to achieve something, but even when they’ve completed the task successfully they might tend to say they wished they’d achieved it faster, or find other things that could have gone better. Attention perfectionist — bottom line is you succeeded, and that’s really all we perfectionists should beAss'n, Inc.

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Daniel J. Sweeney, Washington, D.C., for petitioners in No. 82-4019.

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Petitions for Review of Orders of the Interstate Commerce Commission.

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Before GARZA, REAVLEY and GARWOOD, Circuit Judges.

REAVLEY, Circuit Judge:

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These consolidated appeals challenge an Interstate Commerce Commission regulation requiring carriers to reimburse owner-operators for a portion of their fuel costs.  Having concluded that the Commission exceeded its statutory authority, we set aside the regulation, suspending the effectiveness of our decision for 60 days following the date of issuance of the mandate, and remand to the Commission in order that the parties may accordingly seek leasing agreements and adjustment of rates.  Although our ultimate holding is a narrow one, constrained by particular circumstances, we reach it through a broad inquiry into the rulemaking authority of the Interstate Commerce Commission,


expenses to total operating revenue, and became known as the "revenue-based" surcharge.  It was in effect until the latest regulation replaced it.  One key element of this procedure was that regardless of whether the carrier took the full surcharge, it was required to pass through the maximum allowed surcharge to owner-operators.  By its own language Special Permission No. 79-2800 was a response to a situation of "extreme urgency" in which "fuel prices are increasing at an alarming rate."    It went on to note that "[b]ecause of the extreme nature of the emergency, the Commission finds that it must order that all regulated carriers, whether or not they have taken an X-311 increase, must from this date forward compensate owner-operators fully for allin length, and fix the compensation of the owner-operator by a manner other than a percentage of the gross revenue.  The rules also required inspection of the non-owned equipment by the carrier, testing of the driver's familiarity with Motor Carrier Safety Regulations, and records on the use of equipment.  The effect of the rules was to abolish a practice known as "trip leasing."

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The rules were justified as necessary to preserve the express statutory mandates of the Act.  Trip leasing was found to encourage violation of statutory safety requirements and limitations on certified authority, and the statutory mandate to provide nondiscriminatory service.  The Court also found that the use of leased equipment tended to obstruct normal rate regulation.  It found that numerous statutory provisions


Sec. 1604(a) which provides:

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The Board shall prescribe regulations to carry out the purposes of this subchapter.  These regulations may contain ... provisions ... as in the judgment of the Board are necessary or proper to effectuate the purposes of this subchapter, to prevent circumvention or evasion thereof, or to facilitate compliance therewith.

In broad language the Court states:

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Where the empowering provision of a statute states simply that the agency may "make ... such rules and regulations as may be necessary to carry out the provisions of this Act," we have held that the validity of a regulation promulgated thereunder will be sustained so long as it is "reasonably related to the purposes of the enabling legislation."

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411 U.S. at 369, 93 S.Ct. at 1660-61, 36 L.Ed.2d at 329-30. The opinion is clear, however, in recognizing that the regulation was aimed at carrying out specific statutory mandates requiring merchants to indicate the amount and rate of finance charges, 15 U.S.C. Sec. 1638, and aimed at avoiding the uninformed use of credit by consumers, 15 U.S.C. Sec. 1601.  As in ATA, the Court found the regulation to be designed to enforce these express mandates:

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Congress was clearly aware that merchants could evade the reporting requirements of the Act by concealing credit charges.  In delegating rulemaking authority to the Board, Congress emphasized the Board's authority to prevent such evasion.  To hold that Congress did not intend the Board to take action against this type of manipulation would require us to believe that, despite this emphasis, Congress intended


a state of the law in accord with our reading of ATA.    The Motor Carrier Act of 1980 enacts numerous and important changes in the law regulating interstate motor transportation, and represents a shift in attitude on the role of government, and particularly the ICC, in regulating that industry.  Section 2 of the Act, 49 U.S.C. Sec. 10101 note, 94 Stat. 793 (1980) gives its purpose:  "This Act is part of the continuing effort by Congress to reduce unnecessary regulation by the Federal Government."    Section 3(a) of the Act, id., gives the congressional findings prompting the legislation:

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The Congress hereby finds that a safe, sound, competitive, and fuel efficient motor carrier system is vital to the maintenance of a strong national81 L.Ed. 703 (1937) (overruling Adkins v. Children's Hospital, 261 U.S. 525, 43 S.Ct. 394, 67 L.Ed. 785 (1923)).  The following year Congress enacted federal minimum wage legislation in the Fair Labor Standards Act of 1938.  The congressional history of that act corroborates our conclusion that the Motor Carrier Act of 1935 did not authorize ICC regulation of labor compensation.17

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Furthermore, there is evidence that not only was the 1935 Act not intended to regulate compensation, but that it did not cover independent owner-operators at all, even as to hours.  A letter from Mr. Eastman, Coordinator of the ICC at the time, stated:

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It should be noted, also, that the proposed amendment [regulating maximum hours] applies only to "employees" and would not reach the owner-drivers.  Yet


statute, its legislative history, and prior judicial constructions, we conclude that the National Transportation Policy operates to constrain rather than grant rulemaking authority.

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The statute does not purport to grant any powers to the Commission, and indeed makes no mention of the agency.  Instead, the last sentence reads, "This subtitle shall be administered and enforced to carry out the policy of this section," suggesting that the Commission is constrained to act in accordance with the mandates provided in the statute.

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The legislative history of the Motor Carrier Act of 1980, which outlines the National Transportation Policy specifically in regards to the motor carrier industry, explains:

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The National Transportation Policy sets the tone for the regulatory structure and is the basis for determining the meaning of statutory provisions.  In addition,requirement that the amount of the surcharge be passed on by carriers to owner-operators, problems regarding ICC authority to regulate compensation similar to those discussed in this opinion would again surface.

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In addition to allowing surcharges to be folded into the rate structure, the regulation allows for future rate increases to reflect increased fuel-related carrier costs.  As a result, current rates may now be affected significantly by the regulation.  In particular, rates charged for less-than-truckload ("LTL") shipments may be affected, since the regulation makes no distinction between truckload ("TL") and LTL shipments, as did the previous surcharge program, in the method it devises for allowing carrier recovery of increased fuel costs.

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We can only guess how rates have been affected, and certainly cannot sit as a ratemaking body.


business of persons controlling, controlled by, or under common control with, motor carriers to the extent that the business of such persons is related to the management of the business of one or more motor carriers, and the Commission shall keep itself informed as to the manner and method in which the same are conducted, and may obtain from such carriers and persons such information as the Commission deems necessary to carry out the provisions of this chapter....
Section 304(a) is the only source provision dealing with motor carriers, and is discussed in greater detail in part IIB of this opinion infra.    Section 904(a) and (b) provided, in pertinent part:
(a) It shall be the duty of the Commission to administer the provisions of this chapter [regulatingmay well be distinguishable.  That case dealt with a regulation promulgated before the Motor Carrier Act of 1980, an act which has changed (or at least made clear) the scope of ICC authority, as explained below.  Furthermore, using the mode of analysis that we advocate in this opinion, the regulation in Global has a much less dramatic impact on private parties than the regulation here

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 Section 11101(b) is also derived from 49 U.S.C. Sec. 1003(b) (repealed 1978), dealing with regulation of freight forwarders and not applicable here

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 During the Senate floor debates in 1937, an amendment was introduced to exempt employees of motor carriers from the regulation of hours by the Fair Labor Standards Act.  The colloquy makes clear that the ICC was given authority


fix wages.  It relates merely to hours of labor.  Under the Interstate Commerce Act the Interstate Commerce Commission is given authority to prescribe maximum hours and qualifications for service.  My amendment seeks only to leave the fixing of hours, but not the fixing of wages, with the Interstate Commerce Commission.  The bill would take care of the wage question.
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MR. BLACK.  Mr. President, as the bill is now written, employees of trucking companies are included in both the minimum-wage and maximum-hour provisions.  The amendment of the Senator from New Jersey [MR. MOORE] would exempt them only from the maximum-hour provision.  The question of minimum wages would still be governed by the provisions of the bill.  The reason why the[The population-responsible work as a means of development of the public health nurse's work].
The purpose of the research was to explain the opinions of the public health nurses to the need of work development. Also it was aspired to the search, how the nurses who have moved to the population-responsible work have felt the change and what kind of need of education they have on the moving step. (N = 445). Most of the public health nurses saw as the care principle many advantages in population-responsible work methods, resulting in better nursing qualities but as a structural operation model its adaptation to use causes many organisational problems. The most essential prerequisities in accomplishing population-responsible work were felt by the public health nurses to be training in good planning


and co-operation. As preventive to population-responsible work they felt negative attitudes and insufficient occupational skills. More than half of the public health nurses estimated that their present training is not sufficient in implementing population-responsible work. Length of employment, location of health care centre, method of labour division and vocational training of the public health nurses best explained the points of views on population-responsible work that the health nurses had.part in the siege of Pisa with 100 men-at-arms and 100 light horse. In 1499 he aided Ludovico Sforza, who was at war with the French and Venetians. At this point the Borgias decided to intervene. Pope Alexander VI sent his son Cesare Borgia to capture Imola and Forlì, claiming that dues had not been paid. Caterina and Ottaviano were deposed in January 1500.

After Alexander's death Ottaviano made several attempts to recapture his territories, but was unable to muster sufficient forces to achieve his goal.

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said Democratic Senator Dick Durbin, who chaired the proceedings.

"At the same time, many law-abiding Muslim Americans face discrimination and charges that they're not real Americans simply because of their religion."

Senator Lindsey Graham, the panel's top Republican, sounded a more hawkish tone, saying he supported Muslim rights but calling on Muslim Americans to do more to protect the United States from attack.

"Get in this fight," Graham said. "You're going to have to help your country, probably uniquely compared to anyone else, understand what's going on and fight back. The front lines of this war are in our own back door and our own neighborhoods."

Living In Fear

Thomas Perez, the assistant U.S. attorney general for civil rights, told the panel that anti-Muslim sentiment has brought a surge last May in theregular singularity at $x=0$ and an irregular singularity at $%
x=\infty $. The solution regular at the origin is given by$$\label{sol}
N\left( \omega ,\rho ,\tau ,\delta ;x\right) =\sum_{j=0}^{\infty }\frac{%
\Gamma \left( \omega+1\right) }{\Gamma \left( \omega +1+j\right) }\,\frac{A_{j}}{j!}%
\,x^{j}$$where $\Gamma \left( z\right) $ is the gamma function, $A_{0}=1$, $A_{1}=\Theta$ and the remaining coefficients of the the series expansion, for $\rho \neq 0$, satisfy the three-term recurrence relation: $$\label{rec}
A_{j+2}=\left[ \left( j+1\right) \rho +\Theta \right] A_{j+1}-\left(
j+1\right) \left( j+\omega +1\right) \left( \tau -\omega -2-2j\right) A_{j}$$The series is convergent for $x$ in the range $[0,\infty )$ and tends to $%
e^{x^{2}}$ as $x\rightarrow \infty $. In fact, $\phi$ presents polynomial solutions of degree $n$ when $\tau=\omega +2+2n$ and $A_{n+1}=0$. Therefore, using the condition $\tau=\omega +2+2n$ we obtain $$\label{exe}
    \mathcal{E}^{2}=(2n+2\lambda+3)|a_{2}|-\frac{b^{2}}{4a_{2}^{2}}$$

Substituting (\[eeff\]) and (\[b\]) into (\[exe\]), we


obtain the spectrum for $\Delta=0$ $$\label{ener}
    E=-\frac{m_{E}}{a_{E}}\pm\frac{m_{E}}{a_{E}}\sqrt{1-\frac{a_{E}}{m_{E}^{2}}\left[ 2a_{2}\left( k-b_{2}-\frac{1}{2} \right)-
    \left( 2n+2\lambda+3 \right)|a_{2}|+\left( a_{E}-2 \right)m^{2} \right]}$$

where $m_{E}=\frac{ma_{1}^2}{4a_{2}^{2}}$ and $a_{E}=1+\frac{a_{1}^{2}}{4a_{2}^{2}}$. Note that, at first view (\[ener\]) is independent of the value of $b_{1}$. Now we focus attention on the condition $A_{n+1}=0$, this condition provides a constraint on the value of $b_{1}$. For instance, $n=0$ implies that $A_{1}=\Theta=0$. In this specific case, we obtain $$\label{vinb1}
    b_{1}=-\frac{a_{1}}{2|a_{2}|}\,\left( 1+|1-2b_{2}+2k| \right)$$

the constraint (\[vinb1\]) involving specific values of $a_{1}$, $a_{2}$, $b_{2}$ and the quantum number of the total angular momentum. At this stage, we can see a peculiar behavior of the parameter $b_{1}$. Initially, $b_{1}$ is arbitrary but during the procedure to obtain the quantization condition the value of $b_{1}$ is restricted by (\[vinb1\]). This$\mu=-1$. The electron density per site is approximately 0.63. The ASOC term preserves time reversal symmetry through the condition ${\bf g}(-{\bf k})=-{\bf g}({\bf k})$ and has Rashba structure, which we assume a simple form ${\bf g}({\bf k})=(-\sin{k_{y}},\sin{k_{x}},0)$. The coupling constants $ \alpha_m $ are layer dependent and have opposite sign for layers above and below a center layer. The third term introduces intra-layer Cooper pairing via an off-diagonal mean field. Here $\Delta_{ss'm}({\bf k})$ involves both the spin singlet and triplet components, $$\begin{aligned}
\Delta_{ss'm}({\bf k})=\left(
\begin{array}{ccc}
-d_{xm}({\bf k})+{\rm{i}}d_{ym}({\bf k}) & \psi_{m}({\bf k})+d_{zm}({\bf k}) \\
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\end{array}
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striking non-monotonic $ \alpha $-dependence.

The numerical data in Fig.\[m23\] show that the inter-layer hopping is in competition with ASOC, such that a larger $ t_{\perp} $ yields a higher effective $ \alpha_{\rm eff} \sim t_{\perp} $ for the crossover from the behavior of conventional superconductor to that of non-centrosymmetric superconductor. This crossover is best evident in the peak of $ \chi_{\rm s} $ around $  \alpha_{\rm eff} \sim t_{\perp} $ for the center layer (Fig.\[el\]). Thus, modifying $ t_{\perp} $, e.g., by uniaxial stress along the [*c*]{}-axis, can influence the magnetic response for [*c*]{}-axis fields in case (2). No such effect is expected for case (1).

Within our model we find that the spin susceptibility along the [*ab*]{}-axis is always the half of the value observed along [*c*]{}-axis,Different Trajectories of Depressive Symptoms in Children and Adolescents: Predictors and Differences in Girls and Boys

Abstract

The development of depressive symptoms in childhood and adolescence can follow different pathways. This study examined heterogeneity in the development of self-reported depressive symptoms and the predictive influence of mothers’ depressive symptoms, the number of life events, and loss events via growth mixture modeling over a four-year period in a large community sample of German children and adolescents (N = 3,902; mean age 11.39 years; 49.6 % female). This procedure was conducted for the total sample as well as for separate samples of girls and boys. Four different classes of trajectories for the total and the girls’ model were identified, but only three classes for the boys. Girls showed higher intercepts and stronger


Two of our recent Brisbane grads, Nuno Oliveira and Noah Scott have recently submitted t-shirt designs to online store, Made In The Now (MITN).
Those who are aware of MITN: they're an online t-shirt design studio and retail store, launched in mid-2011 as a peaceful protest against some unfortunate hallm...

After 5 years and 25 online issues, Blanket Magazine has now launched its very first printed edition. A beautifully designed magazine, featuring the work of typographer and illustrator Daren Newman (the artist behind Blanket's exquisite cover), poster designer Jason Munn of the S...

Osaka, Japan, now has the largest shopping mall in the country and it features this pretty amazing fountain that displays the time as well as artworks using illuminated water droplets. Created by Koei Industry, it works much like[Video S3](#S1){ref-type="supplementary-material"}), which was in excellent agreement with the inertial-capillary scaled contact time, *t*~*c*~ = *t*~*c,th*~. For *v* \> *v*~*c*~, splashing occurred for substrates having *k* \<20 N/m and *k* \>150 N/m (see [Supplementary Video S4](#S1){ref-type="supplementary-material"}), while on substrates having moderate stiffness (20\< *k* \<150 N/m), splashing was delayed and contact times decreased linearly with increasing impact speeds (see [Supplementary Video S5](#S1){ref-type="supplementary-material"}). The experiments were terminated once splashing occurred. Our data shows that droplet contact times can be halved when compared to droplet impact at lower impact speeds and on rigid superhydrophobic substrates. The reduction in contact time was observed on both fixed-fixed and cantilever-style substrates and was found to weakly depend on the axial impact location of the droplet due to an increase in substrate stiffness with decreasing distance to the mount


[Figs 1](#f1){ref-type="fig"}e and [3](#f3){ref-type="fig"}a; a behavior similar to the first step during splashing (also see [Supplementary Video S5](#S1){ref-type="supplementary-material"}). During spreading, the leading edge of the radial liquid flows over a small layer of air beneath it which provides lift to the advancing contact line[@b29]. The lift-force created by the spreading rim acts against gravity and facilitates the subsequent substrate oscillation-driven lift-off of the entire droplet. We can thus link the critical splashing parameter to the onset of contact time reduction to obtain *v*~*c*~ = 2.1/*D*~*0*~^0.6^, where *D*~*0*~ is the droplet diameter in units of millimeters, and *v*~*c*~ is the critical droplet impact speed in units of meters per second. For a detailed derivation of the critical impact speed, including a dimensional analysis, and comparison to experimental data, see [Supplementary Information,*τ* = *D*~*0*~/*v* is the crash time of the droplet[@b35][@b36]. A comparison of the experimental and calculated maximum substrate deflection showed that the *sin* term can be neglected for fixed-fixed substrate configurations (see [Supplementary Information, section S.8](#S1){ref-type="supplementary-material"}). The maximum spreading diameter, *D*~*max*~, is obtained from kinetic and surface energy conservation before impact and at maximum spreading, resulting in the dimensionless spreading parameter *ξ*~*max*~ = *D*~*max*~/*D*~*0*~ \~ *We*^1/2^. Indeed, fitting the theoretical dimensionless spreading parameter to our experimental data (see [Supplementary Information, section S.4](#S1){ref-type="supplementary-material"}) yielded *ξ*~*max*~ = 0.22 *We*^1/2^ + 0.7. [Equations (1](#eq4){ref-type="disp-formula"}) and ([2](#eq5){ref-type="disp-formula"}) enable us to predict whether impacting droplets will enter the springboard regime and consequently have reduced contact times during impact when impacting elastic substrates at rest. The Froude number criterion represents the coupling of time scales of substrate oscillation and droplet contact time as


Gene Guarilia

Eugene Michael Guarilia (September 13, 1937 – November 20, 2016) was an American basketball player who played four seasons for the Boston Celtics of the National Basketball Association (NBA).

He attended Holy Rosary Grammar School and Duryea High School. Guarilia played freshman basketball for Potomac State College, a junior college in Keyser, West Virginia. He established a State Conference freshman record by scoring 595 points in 1953.

A 6'5" (1.96 m) forward Guarilia played for the George Washington University varsity basketball team beginning in the 1956-1957 season. He took the place of All-America Joe Holup who went on to play for the Syracuse Nationals. In February 1957 he was averaging 17.1 points per game and was #6 in the NCAA in rebounding. In the twenty games he had played,reform advocate who runs the group Democracy 21, criticized the use of secretive affiliates that mask their donors. “I don’t think anyone expected the Democrats to sit by and give the Republicans another election,” he says. “However, it’s wrong for these new groups to use (c)4 organizations to mask their contributors and there’s no justification for doing so.” Wertheimer’s group demanded an investigation last fall into Crossroads GPS and recently said it plans to request a similar probe into Priorities USA’s 501(c)4 arm.

What’s most striking about the Democrats’ 2012 outside spending strategy is the “unprecedented cooperation and cohesion,” as one strategist put it, the all-hands-on-deck attitude. In half a dozen recent interviews, the operatives behind these groups described a constant exchange of ideas and willingness to share resources


behind the Post’s paywall.

Speaking to Inside Higher Ed, John Sides, a co-founder of the blog and associate professor of political science at George Washington University, admitted the blog might have lost some of its original readers to the Post’s paywall, but he said the story of its move to the Post was ultimately one of “unprecedented growth.”

The blog now has “more contributors, more funding, more audience,” than ever before, Sides said. At the Post, “Monkey Cage” receives more views on a daily basis than even the most popular posts at the old blog did, including those written at the peak of the 2012 election. The blog signed a second two-year deal with the Post in 2016, and its creators hope to stay there.

The blog’s content has shifted overCloset Horror (part 2)

by Bailey Mae
(Texas)

October 9, 2011

Today I am happy, for they only visited me for a short time last night. I know what killed the girl, fire. Goodbye.October 10, 2012They did visit me last night, but I fear for tonight. Today, just now, I turned on my music to go to sleep, like always, and went into the bathroom attached to my bedroom. All of a sudden, the music got really, loud, like someone had turned it up, and not with the buttons, because I didn’t hear the noises it makes. I came out and the sound turned down a little, but still not as quiet as it had been. Creepy.I am not quite sure they visited me, but I do know that I had a


weird dream, and in it I was the little girl ghost. There was fire(like I said before, that I though fire killed her, I am almost sure of it now), I was overcome with a sudden fear of fire. This is what happened in that horrible dream:

Witch Trial I wake up suddenly. It is night. I stand up. I call for my parents. They do not answer. I notice a dim glow by the door. I do not hear my dad’s snore. I go to see them. I am scared. I do not know why. The hallway is bathed in light. At first it is pretty. A beautiful glowing, moving thing. It gives off a heat that keeps me warm in the cold winter. I see myself incan’t bewitch anyone. I don’t know how. Stop! You’re hurting me! Where are we going? Are Mommy and Daddy there? Please tell me they are. I miss my Mommy and Daddy! They don’t love me. But I love them. Can’t they see that? Can’t they see everything I do I do for them. I never want to hurt anyone, especially them. Can’t they see I try to make them love me? But they go away. They yell at me. They spank me. They left me. Why? Mommy, Daddy, I’ll do better! I promise! Don’t let these people hurt me! They don’t like me! I know they don’t! Mommy! Daddy! I see the wood piled around a thing. It is metal. The thing is black. It is a pole.


#pragma once

#include <ciso646> // not
#include <iterator> // iterator, random_access_iterator_tag, bidirectional_iterator_tag, advance, next
#include <type_traits> // conditional, is_const, remove_const

#include <nlohmann/detail/exceptions.hpp>
#include <nlohmann/detail/iterators/internal_iterator.hpp>
#include <nlohmann/detail/iterators/primitive_iterator.hpp>
#include <nlohmann/detail/macro_scope.hpp>
#include <nlohmann/detail/meta/cpp_future.hpp>
#include <nlohmann/detail/meta/type_traits.hpp>
#include <nlohmann/detail/value_t.hpp>

namespace nlohmann
{
namespace detail
{
// forward declare, to be able to friend it later on
template<typename IteratorType> class iteration_proxy;
template<typename IteratorType> class iteration_proxy_value;

/*!
@brief a template for a bidirectional iterator for the @ref basic_json class
This class implements a both iterators (iterator and const_iterator) for the
@ref basic_json class.
@note An iterator is called *initialized* when a pointer to a JSON value has
      been set (e.g., by a constructor or a copy assignment). If the iterator is
      default-constructed, it is *uninitialized* and most methods are undefined.
      **The library uses assertions to detect calls on uninitialized iterators.**
@requirement The class      assert(m_it.array_iterator != m_object->m_value.array->end());
                return *m_it.array_iterator;
            }

            case value_t::null:
                JSON_THROW(invalid_iterator::create(214, "cannot get value"));

            default:
            {
                if (JSON_LIKELY(m_it.primitive_iterator.is_begin()))
                {


     assert(m_object != nullptr);

        switch (m_object->m_type)
        {
            case value_t::object:
                JSON_THROW(invalid_iterator::create(213, "cannot compare order of object iterators"));

            case value_t::array:
                return (m_it.array_iterator < other.m_it.array_iterator);

            default:
                return (m_it.primitive_iterator < other.m_it.primitive_iterator);
     m_it.primitive_iterator += i;
                break;
            }
        }

        return *this;
    }

    /*!
    @brief  subtract from iterator
    @pre The iterator is initialized; i.e. `m_object != nullptr`.
    */
    iter_impl& operator-=(difference_type i)
    {
        return operator+=(-i);
    }

    /*!
    @brief  add to iterator
    @pre The iterator is initialized; i.e. `m_object != nullptr`.


      case value_t::null:
                JSON_THROW(invalid_iterator::create(214, "cannot get value"));

            default:
            {
                if (JSON_LIKELY(m_it.primitive_iterator.get_value() == -n))
                {
                    return *m_object;
                }

     it is a shame that there were eye witnesses that saw open containers of alcohol falling from the vehicle that contained the 8 people (and yet it only seated 5) and one of the babies, the youngest in fact, was riding on the lap of the driver. Yes, there was a drunk driver involved, more possibly TWO, as the occupants Mercedes had just left a party to watch a boxing match & were on their way to another Cinco De Mayo party.

The teenage driver of the truck probably sat at the curb in shock of what was happening, besides the fact that he was drunk & obviously didnt have his full wits about him, and he received an injury to his leg & ankle in the accident &


                   -4-
No. 14-5730, LWD PRP Group v. Alcan Corp. et al.

        We concluded in Hobart that CERCLA’s Contribution Limitations Provision gives a three

year statute of limitations on all actions for contribution after an administrative settlement.11 The

Contribution Limitations Provision mentions two types of administrative settlements, those reached

under CERCLA § 122(g) or CERCLA § 122(h), and expressly provides that the statute of limitations

begins to run on the effective date of these kinds of settlements.12

        In Hobart, we also recognized that administrative settlements other than those expressly

referenced in CERCLA’s Contribution Limitations Provision can give rise to contribution rights.

For example,Contribution Limitations Provision gave some triggering events, it should

not apply outside the presence of the identified triggering events.16

B. Factual Background

       The LWD Incinerator Site is part of the LWD, Inc. Superfund site in Calvert City,

Kentucky.17 From the 1970s to 2004, a hazardous waste incinerator operated at the site.18 After the

last-known owner and operator abandoned the site, the EPA conducted initial waste removal

activities at the request of the Kentucky Department of Environmental Protection.19

       The EPA identified potentially responsible parties (“PRPs”) and, on March 1, 2007, it

entered an “Administrative Settlement Agreement and Order on Consent for Removal Action”

(“Settlement Agreement”) with fifty-eight of the responsible parties.20 The Plaintiff-Appellee in this

case, the LWD PRP Group, is an association composed of


at 25).
             41
                   Hobart, 758 F.3d at 769 (quoting the Hobart Agreement) (emphasis added in Hobart). The
     full title of the Hobart Agreement was “Administrative Settlement Agreement and Order on Consent
     for Remedial Investigation/Feasibility Study.” Hobart Agreement at 1, Hobart Corp. v. Waste Mgmt.
     of Ohio, Inc., No. 3:10-00195 (S.D. Ohio May 24, 2010), ECF No. 1-1.
             42
                at 459-60.
                We have subsequently held that “the defining feature of an ‘administrative settlement’ is that
     the agreement ‘resolve[s] [the PRP’s] liability to the United States or a State for some or all of a
     response action for some or all of the costs of such action . . . .’” Hobart, 758 F.3d at 768 (quoting
     CERCLA § 113(f)(3)(B)) (alterations and omission in original). On this understanding, the language
     in question from ITT Industries merely provided additional support for a holding that was already
     determined by the conclusion that the agreement at


Research. The footnote it cites merely reserves the question

of whether the remedies overlap or not.57 Moreover, in Hobart, we clarified that even if a settlement

requires PRPs to perform a removal action, a lawsuit to recover the costs of that removal action is

a contribution action under § 113(f), not a cost recovery action under § 107, and is thus subject to

the ordinary statute of limitations for contribution actions.58

        Next, Appellee says that legislative history supports its reading of CERCLA’s statute of

limitations provisions.59 Appellee did not make this argument to the district court, and it is therefore

forfeited.60 Moreover, it is foreclosed by Hobart, where it was raised and thus implicitly rejected.61

        Because a panel of this              Atl. Research Corp., 551 U.S. at 139 n.6 (“We do not decide whether [costs analogous to
      those in question here] are recoverable under § 113(f), § 107(a), or both.”).
              58
                   Hobart, 758 F.3d at 772.
              59
                   (Appellee’s Brief at 29-34).


      60
                   R. 914 (Response to Motion to Dismiss).
              61
                   See Appellants’ Brief at 34-38, Hobart, 758 F.3d 757 (No. 13-3273), ECF No. 54.
              62
                   (Appellee’s Brief at 34-38).

                                R. 914-3 at 1 (Tolling Agreements at 1).

                                                        -15-
No. 14-5730, LWD PRP Group v. Alcan Corp. et al.

for example, that Appellants valued a settlement because litigating the statute of limitations issue

would be expensive and potentially uncertain.

       Moreover, the limitations period is statutory, not contractual. The EPA and Appellee did


Pregnancy in humans and animals results in a number of adaptive metabolic responses in the mother in order to meet the energy and nutrient requirements of both the mother and the fetus in addition to providing substrates for fetal growth. Studies of alterations in glucose metabolism in pregnancy are underscored by the fact that glucose is: the major fuel for fetal oxidative metabolism, and perturbations in maternal glucose homeostasis in diabetes mellitus contributes to significant alterations in fetal growth and neonatal metabolism. The long range objective of the proposed studies is to examine the normal adaptive responses in glucose metabolism in pregnancy and study the effect of diabetes in pregnancy upon these adaptive responses. By combining the recently developed methods of Stable isotopic tracers, mass-spectrometry, respiratory calorimetry andReceptor-determined susceptibility of preimplantation embryos to pseudorabies virus and porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome virus.
In the present study, the in vitro interaction of embryos with pseudorabies virus (PRV) and porcine reproductive and respiratory syndrome virus (PRRSV) was investigated by viral antigen detection and by evaluating the expression of virus receptors, namely, poliovirus receptor-related 1 (PVRL1; formerly known as nectin 1) for PRV and sialoadhesin for PRRSV. Embryonic cells of zona pellucida intact embryos incubated with PRV remained negative for viral antigens. Also, no antigen-positive cells could be detected after PRV incubation of protease-treated embryos, since the protease disrupted the expression of PRVL1. However, starting from the five-cell-stage onwards, viral antigen-positive cells were detected after subzonal microinjection of PRV. At this stage, the first foci of PVRL1, also a


it from the back) is the way "civilised" people fight their wars nowadays. You need to look no further than the US-IS relationship.

The instant you start to fight for anything personally, you become one of the "toxic" people. It's like bringing a gun to a debate.

Your CSM campaign was not a CSM campaign. You were told to come back with a proper platform, and an intention to actually run instead of wasting votes.

You could not, or would not do this, and instead decided you had been banned from running. (How do you ban that which is not running?)

What you should have done is proclaimed "Every eve player who does not vote is a vote for me", then you could have said "I have the most votes ever inanything since he was a high-ranking dev, in position of godly power within the game. He could merely state "we at CCP don't like Gevlon and the way he plays" for the desired effect: to discourage people from working with me and tell Goons "hold out just a little bit, it'll be fixed for you"

Falcon is a griefer enabler. But hey, that's what the whole game is about.

Paranoia, greed and malevolence

Old 2003 player here. Short story long, New Eden started to become less immersive and more grief-friendly around 2006 onwards. Remember Lofty29? yeah that guy, who pretended he wanted to help PvEers and just griefed them. Took a while before CCP added a warning when forming a fleet... this downright POS of an online gamer was the first


their customers. However, the core expertise of the company still lies in Graphics Design, Digital Marketing & Brand Strategy consultation. For TBWA, who recently setup a retail and shopper marketing company The Integer Group India, it was a very strategic decision. It needed a qualified player in India & also one who had its hands in every aspect of advertising & brand communication. The digital agency, Magnon Solutions, will join TBWA’s global Digital Arts Network (DAN) and the digital outsourcing company, Magnon International, will become part of E-Graphics and an accelerator for DAN’s production offering. The advertising, retail & e-commerce space in India is growing at a phenomenal rate. Online retail or e-tail growth has boosted the confidence of companies who have setup or are planning to incomprehensively catalogue the range of genomic aberrations for large numbers of cancers for a progressively increasing range of cancer types and subtypes. The technical challenges associated with achieving these goals in some instances have required the generation of primary xenografts and cell lines. These extensively characterized model systems will provide an unprecedented resource for the discovery of biomarkers of therapeutic responsiveness for established therapies, and the development of companion biomarkers linked with preclinical novel therapeutic development in the future.


argued below (in their Points and Authorities of January 25, 1990) that they should have been awarded Sec. 1988 attorney's fees because they prevailed in their Sec. 1983 equal protection claim.  The memorandum embodying this argument was filed after the district court's judgment of December 22, 1989 (amended on February 28, 1990), and prior to Electrical Joint Apprenticeship Comm. v. MacDonald, 949 F.2d 270, 275 (9th Cir.1991), cert. denied, 112 S.Ct. 2991 (1992), which affirmed on an alternative ground, and thus vacated the district court's equal protection judgment.  The Points and Authorities were never substantively revised after that decision.  Responding to the argument presented, the district court denied Sec. 1988 attorney's fees because there was no longer a basis for a Sec. 1988 award. desejado - acrescentar 0.5, 1 ou nada:
int y = (int)x; // Descarta a parte decimal, arredondando pra baixo
if ( 0 < x - y && x - y <= 0.5 ) // Se a parte decimal for não-nula e menor ou igual a 0.5
    x = y + 0.5;                 // acrescenta 0.5 à parte inteira
else if ( 0.5 < x - y ) // Se a parte decimal for não-nula e maior a 0.5
    x = y + 1;          // arredonda pro próximo inteiro

A:

Resolvi responder porque há problemas nas outras respostas. Elas não estão erradas, existe solução


The present Invention is directed generally to a novel frequency divider and, more particularly, to a novel analog regenerative frequency divider for use at high microwave frequencies.
Microwave systems, such as radar and communications systems, frequently employ extensive signal processing subsystems. For reasons of economy and design simplicity, it is usually desirable to perform signal processing functions at frequencies much lower than that upon which the microwave system operates. Microwave systems thus typically employ frequency divider circuits to effect a down-conversion of the original microwave signal to a more easily processed frequency range.
There are basically two different types of microwave frequency dividers: regenerative dividers, and circuits that operate as or like digital dividers. The present Invention is a novel member of the regenerative divider family.
FIG. 1 illustrates a typicalsubstances and make recommendations on the level of risk of harm and the therapeutic utility of a substance, which should subsequently be reflected in the substances' scheduling under the drug conventions.[@r4] On several occasions, however, the UN Commission on Narcotic Drugs (CND) rejected the recommendation of the WHO Expert Committee, particularly when it comes to recognizing the potential therapeutic benefits of certain cannabinoids that are controlled (as is discussed below). Independent addiction experts and clinicians repeatedly assert that some controlled substances, including cannabis and 3,4-Methylenedioxymethamphetamine (MDMA), are wrongly placed in the drug conventions' most restrictive schedules.[@r5] Others have concluded that the WHO Expert Committee does not evaluate some substances frequently enough and would benefit from emulating the best practices of some national-level evaluators.[@r6]

Indeed, not all international scheduling determinations


controlled substances, and heavily politicized drug policy have collectively given rise to criminalization over and above the letter of the law. The result is the de facto criminalization not only of controlled substances and those who use them, regardless of their licit use or status, but also of those who prescribe them.

De jure and de facto criminalization weigh heavily upon the work of health professionals. In many jurisdictions, health professionals face disproportionate penalties for errors in the handling or prescribing of controlled medicines; are burdened by onerous security-related storage requirements; and are often subject to law enforcement oversight beyond what is prescribed in law or regulation.[@r33] Twenty-one countries participating in a 2014 INCB survey indicated that the fear of sanctions or prosecution represented a barrier to the availabilitystuff. If they don't run, you'll get weird intermittent performance issues. Turn it off and run a cron job on your server periodically. We run php-fpm on both Apache and nginx and FWIW, we don't have this issue on nginx.
Increase PHP's memory
You'll also get a 500 / incomplete headers error if PHP dies because of lack of memory.


shoes. This is MotoGP13, the official MotoGP videogame: try Career Mode, rising from a Moto3™ wildcard to the MotoGP™ World Champion, or challenge your friends in Split Screen or Online Championship.

Features
Graphics: Close to reality thanks to reference gathering for bikes and riders (more than 5,000 photos) and motion capture for more than 50 different animations (it’s the first time motion capture is used for a bike game!!!)
Very close reproduction of the real ones (thanks to more than 35,000 photo references), with all real elements on track: buildings, vegetations, stands, sponsor banners, tv cameras and displays, marshalls
Photorealistic approach, five weather conditions, HDR powered system and dynamic sky algorithm for maximum visual fidelity (from splistream on wet track to air distortion because of heat out of the bike exhaust)
TV styleIntroduction {#s1}
============

Regulation of protein stability through the ubiquitin proteasome system (UPS) is now considered as a major mechanism underlying many cellular and organismal processes, such as cell division, DNA repair, quality control of newly produced proteins, developmental and immune defense pathways, and in plants, light and phytohormone signal transduction [@pgen.1000328-Ciechanover1]--[@pgen.1000328-Smalle1]. Degradation *via* the UPS is a two-step process: the protein is first tagged by covalent attachment of ubiquitin and subsequently degraded by a multicatalytic protease complex called the 26S proteasome. The transfer of ubiquitin to a target protein substrate requires an ubiquitin protein-ligase (E3).

E3 enzymes act to specify the substrates and thus they play a key role in the ubiquitylation reaction. Several hundred different E3s have been identified in metazoan and plant genomes, based on specific, commonly shared


Approximately 10% of homozygous *cul3^hyp^* seedlings displayed altered cotyledon phenotypes ([Table 1](#pgen-1000328-t001){ref-type="table"}). Some seedlings exhibited a single cotyledon while others, at a lower frequency, had three cotyledons ([Figure 1D](#pgen-1000328-g001){ref-type="fig"}); seedlings with partially or totally fused cotyledons were also observed (not shown). In addition, the vascular patterning of cotyledons was often abnormal ([Figure 1E](#pgen-1000328-g001){ref-type="fig"}). In particular, we observed interrupted and freely ending veins. In less than 1% of these seedlings we observed other abnormalities, such as root-less seedlings (not shown). The absence of root meristem was previously revealed in some of the Arabidopsis *cul3a-1 cul3b-1* double null mutants that could complete their embryonic development [@pgen.1000328-Thomann2].

10.1371/journal.pgen.1000328.t001

###### Scoring of the cotyledon phenotype observed with *cul3^hyp^* seedlings.

![](pgen.1000328.t001){#pgen-1000328-t001-1}

  Alles          Dicotyledons   was weaker in the stele. In the *cul3^hyp^* mutant, this region revealed clear defects of cell division patterns in the quiescent center (QC), other cells of the root stem cell niche and the columella root cap ([Figure 5B--E](#pgen-1000328-g005){ref-type="fig"}). Starch granule staining, which marks only differentiated columella cells, showed premature differentiation of the columella root cap initials ([Figure 5B](#pgen-1000328-g005){ref-type="fig"}). To investigate whether this defect in root meristem patterning is associated with mis-specification of the QC or columella cells, we examined the expression of different markers in the *cul3^hyp^* mutant background. In *cul3^hyp^* plants expressing QC-specific marker QC46 ([Figure 5B](#pgen-1000328-g005){ref-type="fig"}) or endodermis and QC marker p~SCR~::H2BYFP ([Figure 5C](#pgen-1000328-g005){ref-type="fig"}), we could identify signal in cells of the QC region, even when their morphology or cell number was altered. However, when we


it is possible that this difference in ethylene production is the consequence of a longer ACS5 half-life in *eto1* in comparison to *cul3^hyp^* mutant. This is also consistent with the fact that *cul3^hyp^* still keeps some CRL3 activity, whereas *eto1-1* is a null allele. However, we also cannot rule out that ETO1, which is still present in the *cul3^hyp^* mutant background, inhibits ACS5 protein activity by a process independent of protein degradation. Moreover, BTB-containing proteins themselves are also substrates for these CUL3 complexes [@pgen.1000328-Pintard2],[@pgen.1000328-LukeGlaser1], which may even lead to a higher ETO1 protein accumulation in the *cul3^hyp^* mutant. This data would be consistent with the finding that ETO1 overexpression in Arabidopsis reduces kinetin-induced ethylene production and most importantly that ETO1 inhibits ACS5 activity via a direct interaction [@pgen.1000328-Wang1].

Arabidopsissubsequently basipetally transported to the elongation zone where it inhibits cell elongation [@pgen.1000328-Ruzicka1],[@pgen.1000328-Swarup1].

In the present report we provide evidence that the ethylene pathway also acts on root development at a different level ([Figure 7B](#pgen-1000328-g007){ref-type="fig"}). We show that the inhibition of *CUL3A/B* activity impairs primary root growth in an ethylene-dependent manner by reduction of root meristem size and cell number. In contrast to *eto1-1* or ACC-treated plants [@pgen.1000328-Ruzicka1],[@pgen.1000328-Swarup1],[@pgen.1000328-Le1], no significant effect was observed on cell elongation in the *cul3^hyp^* mutant. However, we found a similar root phenotype in *ctr1-1* and the double *ebf1-1 ebf2-1* [@pgen.1000328-Potuschak1] mutant backgrounds (this work and data not shown), both accumulating the transcription factor EIN3 leading to a constitutive ethylene response. It is noteworthy that the *ctr1-1* mutation affects both cell elongation and root meristem


5 min. After centrifugation, 20 µg of total protein extracts were fractionated on a 10% SDS-PAGE gel and blotted onto Immobilon-P membrane (Millipore, Bedford, MA, USA). The immunoreactive proteins were detected using peroxidase-conjugated goat anti-rabbit antibodies (Dianova, Chalfont St Giles, Bucks, UK) and ECL Western blot analysis system from Amersham.

Immunoblots were performed using a 5000-fold dilution of anti-Myc monoclonal antibodies from mouse (clone MYC-1A1 Euromedex) and a 5000-fold dilution of peroxidase-conjugated goat anti-mouse IgG (Molecular Probes). Signals were detected by film (within the linear range of detection) using the enhanced chemiluminescence protein gel blot analysis system (Amersham Biosciences). The blot was stained subsequently with Comassie blue to control the loading.

For ACS5 turnover assays, wild type and *cul3^hyp^* transgenic seedlings harbouring DEX-inducible myc-ACS5 were grown on MS medium for(as defined in section
          151(c)(3)) receives over half of his support
          during the calendar year from his parents–-

                    (i) who are divorced or legally
               separated under a decree of divorce or
               separate maintenance,

                    (ii) who are separated under a


to the parent who is not the custodial parent as the
noncustodial parent. See sec. 152(e)(flush language).
     6
      Temporary regulations are entitled to the same weight as
final regulations. See Peterson Marital Trust v. Commissioner,
102 T.C. 790, 797 (1994), affd. 78 F.3d 795 (2d Cir. 1996); Truck
& Equip. Corp. v. Commissioner, 98 T.C. 141, 149 (1992).
                              - 10 -

The declaration required under section 152(e)(2) must be made

either on a completed Form 8332 or on a statement conforming to

the substance of Form 8332.   See sec. 1.152-4T(a), Q&A-3,

Temporary Income Tax Regs., supra.Satisfy the Signature Requirement of Sec.
152(e)(2)?

     The Permanent Orders were issued by the State court judge

following a contested divorce hearing held over several days.

The Permanent Orders were signed by petitioners’ counsel as to

form only.   Although neither petitioner discussed whether the

signature of the custodial parent’s counsel approving the form of

the Permanent Orders only is sufficient to satisfy the signature

requirement of section 152(e)(2), we address the issue sua

sponte.

     Ms. Miller’s attorney signed the Permanent Orders subject to

a qualification which indicated that he was approving only the

form of the Permanent Orders.    The signature of counsel approving

the form of a document ordinarily does not signify general

consent to, and approval of, the substance of the document.    See

generally


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     Since Mr. Lovejoy did not satisfy the requirements of

section 152(e)(2), he is not entitled to claim the dependency

exemptions with respect to his children for either 1993 or 1994.12

As the custodial parent, Ms. Miller is entitled to the exemptions

under Federal law.

     We have carefully considered all remaining arguments made by

thewas 2.6% among patients who received an ICD for primary prevention compared with 7.4% among those who received a device for secondary prevention (log-rank P < .001). Rates of appropriate ICD shocks among primary prevention patients were 1.1% at 1-year of follow-up and 2.6% at 30 months, whereas the corresponding rates in the secondary prevention group were 3.8% at 1 year and 7.4% at 30 months (log-rank P < .001). A total of 253 patients (4.8%) died during follow-up, 65% of noncardiac causes. Rates of life-saving appropriate ICD shock therapies among patients implanted with a defibrillator for the primary prevention of SCD in a contemporary real-world setting are lower than reported previously. These findings suggest a need for improved risk stratification and patient selection in this population.