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viral or cellular oncogenes?; (3) Are radiation-induced oncogenes the same in neoplasms from different target tissues?; (4) Do different carcinogens (chemical, viral, radiation) induce the same oncogenes in a given target tissue?; (5) At what point in the neoplastic progression are the oncogenes expressed?; (6) Does radiation induce homologous oncogenes in different species?; and (7) What is the mechanism of irradiation induced activation of oncogenes?radioprotective agents are those which contain sulphydryl groups, such as cysteine and cysteamine ([@ref7]). Protecting against ionizing radiation by sulphydryl-containing compounds was first described by Patt and coworkers in the late 1940s ([@ref8]). U.S. Walter Reed Army Institute of Research synthesized and screened about 4500 sulphydryl group containing compounds for this purpose. Among these only 'amifostine' which finds applications in radiotherapy was found suitable for human application while the rest were not suitable due to acute toxicities ([@ref9][@ref10]).

Triazoles are the important class of heterocyclic compounds having three nitrogen atoms. They are of two types, 1, 2, 3 triazoles and 1, 2, 4 triazoles. Various 1, 2, 4 triazoles and its derivatives are found to be linked with diverse pharmacological activities. Compounds containing 1,2,4-triazole ring have been reported to


2, 4-triazole](RPS-9-23-g001){#F1}

### DPPH radical scavenging assay {#sec3-2}

Free radical scavenging activity of compound was measured by DPPH using the method of Blois ([@ref21]). Briefly, 1 mM solution of DPPH in ethanol was prepared, and this solution (1 ml) was added to sample solutions of AMMT in distilled water with concentration of 200-800 μg/ml.

The mixture was shaken vigorously and allowed to stand at room temperature for 20 min. Then the absorbance was measured at 517 nm in a spectrophotometer. Lower absorbance of the reaction mixture indicated higher free radical scavenging activity. The capability to scavenge the DPPH radical was calculated using the following equation:

DPPH scavenging effect (%)=(A~0~ -- A~1~/A0) × 100

where, A~0~ is the absorbance of the control reaction and A~1~ is the absorbance in the presence of the samplessupernatant was transferred to new microtubes where the DNA was precipitated with 700 μl of absolute cold ethanol and incubated later at -20°C for 2 h.

The DNA samples were centrifuged, washed with 700 μl ethanol 70% and resuspended in TE buffer (10 mM of Tris base pH 8.0 and 1 mM of EDTA). It was then treated with 30 μg/ml of RNAse, and incubated in water bath for 40 min at 37°C. The DNA obtained was kept at -20°C ([@ref24]). The isolated DNA was subjected to electrophoresis by using 0.8% agarose gel at 75 v for 30 min. The gel was stained using ethidium bromide and observed under UV transilluminator.

### Statistical analysis {#sec3-10}

All values were expressed as Mean ± SD. Comparison between the control and treated groups were


there was no fragmentation observed in AMMT treated group (lane 5) and it was almost similar to control (lane 2) and drug control (lane 3) group ([Fig. 4](#F4){ref-type="fig"}).

![DNA fragmentation assay. Lane1-DNA ladder, lane 2: Control, lane 3: drug control (100 mg/kg AMMT), lane 4: 6 Gy irradiation, lane 5: AMM treatement (100 mg/kg AMMT + 6 Gy irradiation).](RPS-9-23-g005){#F4}

DISCUSSION {#sec1-4}
==========

Interaction of ionizing radiation with the biological system results in the generation of many highly reactive short-lived reactive oxygen species (ROS), mainly due to the hydrolysis of water ([@ref25]). These ROS can attack cellular macromolecules like DNA, RNA, proteins, membrane constituents etc., causing dysfunction and damage ([@ref26]).

Radioprotection may include scavenging of free radicals, protection of cellular and sub-cellular entities especially against oxidative damage, repair of target molecules like DNA, protein,and disease-specific survival is 99%. A PSA doubling time of < 2 years was linked with likelihood of locally advanced disease. Watchful waiting is clearly appropriate for elderly prostate cancer patients with high co-morbidities. For good risk, young, healthy patients, this study supports the feasibility of long-term, close monitoring with early intervention for those who progress rapidly. Approximately two thirds of such patients will remain free of treatment over 8 years.


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A coordinated campaign to hide scientific information about climate change appears unprecedented. Could it wind up costing us trillions?

Science depends on good quality of data. It also relies on replication and sharing data. But the last couple of days have uncovered some shocking revelations. Computer hackers have obtained 160 megabytes of e-mails from the Climate Research Unit at the University of East Anglia in England. These e-mails, which have now been confirmed as real, involved many researchers across the globe with ideologically similar advocates around the world. They were brazenly discussing the destruction and hiding of data that did not support global warming claims. The academics here also worked closely with the U.N.’s Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change.

Professor Phil Jones, the head of theClimate Research Unit, and Professor Michael Mann at Pennsylvania State University, who has been an important scientist in the climate debate, have come under particular scrutiny. Among his e-mails, Professor Jones talks to Professor Mann about the “trick of adding in the real temps to each series…to hide the decline [in temperature].” Professor Mann admitted that this was the exchange that he had and explained to the New York Times that “scientists often used the word ‘trick’ to refer to a good way to solve a problem, ‘and not something secret.'” While the New York Times apparently buys this explanation, it is hard to see the explanation for “to hide the decline.”

And there is a lot more. In another exchange, Professor Jones tells Professor Mann: “If they ever


demographic data of 41% male, age 61.5±9 years, and body mass index (BMI) 28.8±4 kg/m2 versus 46% male, age 58±9 years, and BMI 29±4 kg/m2 (all p>0.05). In groups I and II the percentages of patients with AF were 33% and 39%, respectively (p=0.52). Patients with GERD had a relative risk of AF of 1.17 (95% confidence interval [CI] 0.78-1.75; p=0.34). Heart rate variability in terms of the time-domain parameter (SDNN) was statistically significantly lower in the GERD group (97.6±13.7 ms versus 139.9±44.6 ms; p=0.001). The mean value of the frequency-domain parameter (LF/HF ratio) was also lower in the GERD group (0.75±0.17 ms versus 0.76±0.24 ms), but without statistical significance (p=0.930). Sympathovagal balance seems to be disrupted in patients with GERD, with dominance of the parasympathetic system and1B smartphones to ship in 2015, IDC says

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Nearly 1 billion smartphones will be shipped globally in 2015, almost double the amount for all of 2011, as millions of people seek out the more powerful mobile phones that are dropping in price, market research firm IDC said.

"The smartphone floodgates are open wide," IDC analyst Kevin Restivo said in a statement today.

The IDC forecast puts Android smartphones from several manufacturers on top from


precursor. However, in these methods, metal fine particle or metal vapor is straight blown to a fiber bundle, and therefor these methods have a drawback that the metal is not fully penetrated into the interior of the fiber bundle, and a composite material having satisfactorily high strength and elasticity can not be obtained.
Further, there has been proposed a method, wherein a fiber bundle is immersed in a molten metal bath and at the same time an ultrasonic wave vibration is given to the molten metal bath in order to penetrate the molten metal into the interior of the fiber bundle. In this method, the fiber bundle is unwoven by the ultrasonic wave vibration, and air contained in the interior of the fiber bundle is exhausted, and hence metalThe alt-right movement counters the toxic culture of the left with a toxic brew of its own: a mix of old bigotries and new identity and victimhood politics adapted for the straight white male.

Who’d have thought that in 2016, we would be discussing whether mainstream Republicans and conservatives should be nicer to white nationalists? Yet here we are.

The debate is, of course, about the “alternative right,” suddenly propelled into visibility by its fervent embrace of Donald Trump’s presidential candidacy. Recently, it was the subject of a long, sympathetic article by Allum Bokhari and Milo Yiannopoulos at Breitbart.com, the Trump-loving site that some, including ex-Breitbart writer Brian Cates, have long accused of courting the alt-right. (For the record, I have had a cordial professional relationship with both authors, have


about his arrest. (Actually, nearly all recent stories about sexual assault charges against doctors named David Newman and Ian Hardy also left the suspects’ names out of the headlines.)

Another item, on a Texas couple’s arrest for enslaving and abusing their Nigerian nanny, cavils that the Associated Press report waits too long to reveal the suspects’ own Nigerian background, allowing inattentive readers to assume they were racist rednecks—even though the second paragraph mentioned the couple’s distinctly non-redneck names, Chudy and Sandra Nsobundu.

Those cunning Jewish plots, according to MacDonald, include destroying Russia via Bolshevism and undermining America via unrestricted immigration.

Then there’s the Jewish question. One of VDARE’s regular contributors is retired California State University-Long Beach psychology professor Kevin MacDonald, who has some peculiar theories about Jews: namely, that Judaism isestablishment conservatives aren’t keen on this stuff either—but the alt-right would argue that they’re too afraid of being called ‘racist’ to seriously fight against it. Which is why they haven’t.”

I’ll let pass without comment the amusing suggestion that many Trump voters are driven by the passion to restore Shakespeare and Dickens to their rightful place in the college classroom. But are Yiannopoulos and Bokhari really suggesting that National Review, their mainstream-conservative bogeyman (presumably because of its harsh attacks on Trump and his fans), is too scared of being called racist to stand up to attacks on Western culture in the academy? The same National Review that has run numerous articles criticizing campus racial politics?

Really, if there’s one accusation you can’t level at National Review, it’s shying away from


a sense of shared identity.” Bokhari and Yiannopoulos’s “natural conservatives,” on the other hand, see those goals as utopian or even destructive to Western culture.

The Anti-PC Rebellion

Bokhari and Yiannopoulos are equally sympathetic to young people who they say are “drawn to the alt-right for the same reason that young Baby Boomers were drawn to the New Left in the 1960s: because it promises fun, transgression, and a challenge to social norms they just don’t understand.” The laughs include posting anti-Semitic caricatures and Bosnian genocide jokes.

The laughs include posting anti-Semitic caricatures and Bosnian genocide jokes.

A few days before the Breitbart article ran, Yiannopoulos made the same argument on the Dave Rubin podcast: “[W]hen Jonah Goldberg of National Review is bombarded with these memes, and anti-Semitic ‘take a hike, kike’6067?
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Ask HN: How to start earning $500/month in passive income in next 12-18 months? - rtcoms
I am a Ruby on Rails developer from Bangalore, India. Currently working for a startup in Bangalore as a full time employee.
Few months ago there were lots of posts on HN related to passive income. This gave me thought about having passive income which will give enough freedom to work on my own ideas/project fulltime.
In India one can easily live on $500/month, so keeping that in mind I have setup a timeline of 12-18 months(which I think should be enough) to generate that much amount.
Right now I don't have any savings which I can invest to earn and I've free time available around weekends.I am working on few ideas of my own, butspend the rest of your
time building a product which you really want to build and get off the time-
selling treadmill.

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csomar
You don't want to earn a passive income. You want to leave your job. Fine.
Except that looking for passive income stream is not the best idea out there.

If you can contract for $80/hour for US/EU clients (really possible), you'll
need to work only 40 hours to cover a 6 month expenses.

But that won't probably be enough for one month, once you start earning it.
You've been warned ;)

~~~
zo1
" _If you can contract for $80 /hour for US/EU clients (really possible)_"

Do you have more info/advice about that? I've often flirted with the idea of
online freelancing for overseas companies... But a lot of the freelancing
sites either seem too dodgy/cheap, or elitist about "github"


a blog and make it so popular with your amazing content that
you can make money thru Ads, affiliate marketing and/or by email marketing.

\- You can also start a drop-ship store and sell to the consumers in north-
america, europe and/or australia.

\- there are small businesses on sale on Flippa (however you need to learn how
to find a good one) that can easily make you $6k a year .... find a business
that is of your interest/passion ....

Good Luck!

~~~
imaginenore
Drop-shipping is a still-born idea. 99.9% of the time you will not make money,
and will spend time advertising someone else's product.

Same with "buy from the manufacturer" \- unless you have a lot of storage
space, and enough money to hold a lot of inventory, you can't even get into
that business. That's assuming the productto
24 months but now I get about 150,000 hits a month which with ads earns a
decent amount of money (more than you are looking for)

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superplussed
[https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2547254](https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2547254)
[http://www.quora.com/Is-it-hard-to-build-market-and-
maintain...](http://www.quora.com/Is-it-hard-to-build-market-and-maintain-a-
web-app-that-makes-at-least-1-000-a-month)

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mjnaus
Since March this year, I have been able to build a semi-passive income of
around $1500 per month (lowest around $1000 and highest $2000) by
building/selling items on CodeCanyon.

Granted it's not truly passive income, rather semi-passive. That said, with
minimal monthly efforts, the money comes in each month.

~~~
vittore
aren't they taking 50% of your sales?

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zura
Huh, and here is another idea - build CodeCanyon clone but take 20% :)

~~~
untilHellbanned
Onarbor takes code and only 10%, [https://onarbor.com](https://onarbor.com)

~~~
mjnaus
Nowhere near the same amount of exposure. Yes, you'll earn a higher
percentage, however with the lower number of sales, the money you pocket will
be significantly less.

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benmorris
I haven't given up on passive income, but I try


to work smarter not harder.
That being said what I do would be considered semi passive income. Since
consulting work isn't consistent I've spent about 2 years building up a
network of design online vinyl lettering and graphics sites that require
little to no daily work on my end. I outsource production and shipping and
take a good piece of each sale. On average I devote 30 minutes a day handling
emails, phone calls, and submitting POs. I've automated nearly everything once
an order is placed from generating the vector cut files to submitting purchase
orders. My image generating api does all that magic
[http://ionapi.com](http://ionapi.com) (closed beta) and a few of the sites
[http://boatdecals.biz](http://boatdecals.biz)
[http://letteringhq.com](http://letteringhq.com) and
[http://racegraphics.com](http://racegraphics.com). Slowly building on past
work over these two years I've went from making nothing to being able to live
off of the income of theseHN flourish on weekends?

~~~
maccard
It's because we're not in work

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abuzafor
I think, You should join Freelancing sites like freelancer.com You can also
try fiverr.com,

Alternatively, You can try to write your experience for others like
DigitalOcean. DigitalOcean will pay you $100 for per approved article. You can
try DigitalOcean here [https://www.digitalocean.com/community/get-paid-to-
write](https://www.digitalocean.com/community/get-paid-to-write)

And if you are not interested in writing for others or writing as a
freelancer, Why don't you start your own Ruby on Rails tutorial blog. A blog
can make you more than $500/month by using Google Adsense or Affiliate
Marketing. As a blogger, I believe that, Blogging is the best ideas to make
money online and the possibilities are endless. But here, In blogging at first
you will have to spend around $50.

Now choice is yours.....

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shabinesh
I am from Bangalore. I freelance as a python developer.

Tough this is not


a free digital option if the customer allowed a post on
their wall. Long story short I bought 80% of the business a few weeks ago and
I'm working on those things right now. I'm sure there will be snags in the
road but I'm on my way toward my primary goal of getting a product on the
market that will not require my time to run on a day-to-day basis. Currently
income is less than 1000/month but I hope to see that grow.

My advice when thinking about a project like this yourself (and it's fine to
start from scratch, though that's not what I did) is to take the basic tenants
of running a startup to heart and just apply them on a micro scale:

1) let the real world inform your choices. In mysaw chain are known in the prior art. Such apparatus operate to grind each depth gauge to a selected depth relative to the base portion of the associated cutter link, not relative to the cutter blade. An apparent disadvantage of this approach arises when the cutter blades of the chain links have become worn or chipped away to various degrees, i.e. where the depths of the various blades, with respect to base portions of associated cutter links, is variable. The depth differential between associated cutter blades and depth gauges are correspondingly variable. This impairs cutting efficiency.
A general object of the present invention is to provide apparatus for cutting depth gauges in a saw chain to a selected uniform depth with respect to associated cutter blades in the chain.
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resolution of a state-law claim is substantially dependent upon analysis of the terms of an

*
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constitute binding precedent.

                                             2
agreement made between the parties in a labor contract, that claim must either be treated

as a § 301 claim . . . or dismissed as pre-empted by federal labor-contract law.”). It held,

however, that the three others were state-law claims and, with no federal claims

remaining, remanded them to the New Jerseyillustrate[s] the relevant
       point for § 301 pre-emption analysis[:] that the mere fact that a broad
       contractual protection against discriminatory—or retaliatory[—]discharge
       may provide a remedy for conduct that coincidentally violates state-law
       does not make the existence or the contours of the state law violation
       dependent upon the terms of the private contract.

Id. at 412–13. Put differently, just because a CBA also prohibits discrimination does not

mean that state anti-discrimination laws are preempted by § 301.

       Appellants note that Rutledge’s complaint makes numerous references to duties

and obligations created by the CBA. Thus they contend


Mad Catz Street Fighter V Stick Available To Pre-Order For $230

Street Fighter V fans that would like to be able to control their characters in style might be interested in a new Street Fighter V stick in the form of the Mad Catz Tournament Edition 2 FightStick.

The Mad Catz FightStick is now available to preorder priced at $230 and is compatible with both the PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 3.It’s equipped with Sanwa joystick and buttons that are found in Japanese arcade cabinets an even comes with a shoulder strap to help you support the Mad Catz FightStick while gaming.

The Arcade FightStick Tournament Edition 2 helps make you a better fighter. If you game with a standard controller, pick up a stick and you’ll notice an immediate difference. Durable,Having considered the parties’

arguments, and for the reasons explained fully below, this Court agrees with WMATA

that this lawsuit seeks to vindicate a public right because it advances WMATA’s charter

purpose of operating public transit facilities, and therefore, WMATA’s claim is not

subject to the statute of limitations prescribed by the D.C. Code. Accordingly, the

motions to dismiss that the Union Station Defendants and the Restaurant Defendants

have filed will be DENIED. A separate Order consistent with this Memorandum

Opinion will follow.

I.    BACKGROUND

      WMATA is a “common agency” of the District of Columbia, Maryland, and

Virginia, D.C. Code § 9-1107.01(2), and the parties debate the degree to which that

status renders WMATA immune from the running of the District’s statute of limitations

in this lawsuit—a negligence action arising under


                                   10
       In 1986, through an amendment to the District statute that prescribes limitation

periods for various causes of action, the D.C. Council enacted a legislative response to

the perception that the common law doctrine of nullum tempus did not apply to suits

filed by the District. See District of Columbia Statute of Limitations Amendment Act

of 1986, D.C. Law 6-202 (1987); see also D.C. Water & Sewer Auth. v. Delon Hampton

& Assocs. (WASA), 851 A.2d 410, 414 (D.C. 2004) (noting that the purpose of the

amendment was “to ensure that the Districtof N.Y. v. York, 326 U.S. 99, 110 (1945)). 5

5
 The parties all either state or implicitly assume that WMATA’s negligence claim arises under District
of Columbia law. (See Union Station Reply at 6 (invoking “District of Columbia law”); Opp’n to
Union Station Mot. at 17 (arguing that the applicable statute of limitations is D.C. Code § 12-301(10);
Restaurant Mot. at 3 (arguing that the applicable statute of limitations is D.C. Code § 12-301(8)).) This
Court agrees with that assessment. See Felder v. WMATA, 174 F. Supp. 3d 524, 528–32 (D.D.C. 2016).


because the “property was dedicated to a public use”).
Regardless of terminology, the D.C. Court of Appeals has held that the substantive standards from the
defensive municipal immunity context have no application to the nullum tempus analysis. See Owens-
Corning, 572 A.2d at 409 (explaining that when “government itself has been the wrongdoer, entirely
different considerations apply” from a situation where “the government sues to recover from
wrongdoers” (citation omitted)).

                                                  16
public use, public education” (first alteration in original) (internal quotation marks and

citation omitted)). Soexpress public-rights limitation. (Opp’n to Union Station Mot. at 10–11 (emphasis added).)
The D.C. Court of Appeals’ decision in Solid Rock Church, which applied the public-rights test in
determining whether a statute of limitations ran against the District, squarely forecloses this argument.
See 925 A.2d at 559–60; see also In re Fort Totten, 895 F. Supp. 2d at 60–61 (rejecting an argument
identical to WMATA’s).
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  The WASA court appears to have reached its conclusion that supplying water to the general population
is not a public function by relying on cases that addressed the distinction between governmental and
proprietary functions in the defensive sovereign immunity context. See 851 A.2d at 415–16 (citing,
e.g., Scull v. District of Columbia, 250 F.2d 767, 768 (D.C. Cir. 1957)). WASA did not mention or
distinguish the portion of the D.C.


does it

necessarily apply to WMATA’s transit-related breach-of-contract claims. 13 But here,

where WMATA has spent money to repair allegedly wrongfully damaged facilities that

are critical to a portion of a transit system whose operation is of great interest to a wide

segment of the public, WMATA is not subject to the statute of limitations in a tort suit

that seeks to recover the cost of those repairs. Consequently, as set forth in the

12
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not resolve whether the applicable limitations period is three years or five years under D.C. law.
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from intrajet correlations near $\Delta\phi=0$, as well as dijet correlations near $\Delta\phi=\pi$. By increasing the $\Delta\eta$ gap between particles we naturally reduce the dominance of these nonflow correlations. Figure \[fig:2pcorrdeta\] shows correlation functions with (a) $0.65<|\Delta\eta|<3.35$, (b) $2.75<|\Delta\eta|<4.25$, (c) $2.0<|\Delta\eta|<6.0$, and (d) $6.2<|\Delta\eta|<7.8$.

The correlations exhibit two visible peaks at $\Delta\phi=0$ and $\Delta\phi=\pi$. The peak at $\Delta\phi=\pi$ is associated with, for example, dijets. The peak at $\Delta\phi=0$ does not arise from particles within a jet or decays, because we have imposed a large $\Delta\eta$ gap. This peak was first observed in $A$$+$$A$ collisions and has been termed the long-range near-side ridge. This near-side ridge was one of the key components in understanding the hydrodynamic description of $A$$+$$A$ collisions (See Ref. [@Sorensen:2011hm] and references therein). The observation of this structure in high-multiplicityevents, an increasing difference between the east and west central arms is observed. This may be due to a decrease in the flow $v_2$ signal relative to background uncorrelated to the beam axis. When calculating ${\mbox{$\Psi_2^{\rm FVTXS}$}\xspace}$, we use the standard $Q$ vector approach [@Poskanzer:1998yz]. To account for any remaining beam offset or background effects, we apply a centrality and collision energy dependent offset to the $y$ component of the 2nd order $Q$ vector, $\Delta Q_y$, such that the difference between the east and west central arms is removed.

The dominant sources of systematic uncertainty in the measurement of $v_2({\mbox{$p_T$}\xspace})$ are: (1) Track background from photon conversions and weak decays. We estimate the effect of these tracks by comparing the $v_2$ measured with a tighter cut on the matching window


increasingly significant contribution.

It would be interesting to compare the $v_2$ results measured in the beam energy scan with those measured in and collisions at the LHC. The multiplicity ranges probed in the beam energy scan are comparable to those in collisions at the LHC, which range from $dN_{ch}/d\eta\approx4$ in MB collisions to $dN_{ch}/d\eta>80$ in very high-multiplicity events [@Adam:2015gka]. Comparing the different systems at similar multiplicities, but vastly different collision energies and initial geometries, may give further insight into the underlying mechanism generating the $v_2$ signal. We further present measurements of vs $\eta$ at all four energies. At 200 GeV, we find that a constant scale factor yields agreement between the measured $v_2$ vs $\eta$ and the shape of . At 62.4 and 39 GeV, the shapes of $v_2$ andfrom 27 months to 13 months and 15 days. On

June 23, 2011, Cowper filed a motion in the Saline County criminal court to recalculate the

time.    On November 22, 2011, the State filed its response, stating that after an

investigation, the State concluded that the 275 days calculation of credit was wrong. The

State's investigation revealed that Cowper was in Saline County custody from January 8,

2008, until February 2, 2008, and from November 29, 2010, until May 11, 2011, and that

the State did not give him credit for those days in the original judgment-sentence. The


     Sheriff concerning time served. No allegation has been made by [Plaintiff] that the

       [Defendant] Clerk failed to transmit such information. As transmission of such

       information is the only duty of the [Defendant] Clerk pursuant to said statute, and no

       allegation has been made that the [Defendant] Clerk failed to do so, [Plaintiff] has

       failed to allege a duty on the part of the [Defendant] Clerk, a breach of which would

       result in a cause of action. As [Defendant]'s Motion pertains to the [Defendant]

       Sheriff, said Motion is                        4
       requirements are satisfied as well. [Plaintiff]'s Complaint is therefore dismissed."

¶7     Cowper appeals this order.

¶8                                   LAW AND ANALYSIS

¶9     When the trial court is presented with a motion to dismiss a case for failure to state a

cause of action pursuant to section 2-615 of the Code of Civil Procedure (735 ILCS

5/2-615 (West 2010)), the court must determine


with the administrative review board, as the IDOC

has no authority to correct sentencing errors in a court order.

¶ 25   More recently, the United States Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit has

addressed this issue in Shaw v. Germain, 496 F. App'x 646 (7th Cir. 2012). In Shaw, an

inmate brought a section 1983 suit against IDOC officials alleging an eighth amendment

violation based on a sentencing error. Id. at 647. The Seventh Circuit held that the IDOC

did not have the authority to amend a sentencing order issued by an Illinois court, citing to

sections 5-4-1(e) and 3-8-1 of the Code (730 ILCS 5/5-4-1(e), 3-8-1 (West 2008)) and

Evans, 55 Ill. Ct. Cl. at 397-98. Shaw, 496 F. App'x at 649. The court stated, "Shaw

should have sought relief from the statethe official's

discretion as to the propriety of the act." Koltes v. St. Charles Park District, 293 Ill. App.

3d 171, 176, 687 N.E.2d 543, 546 (1997). We believe that the legislative use of the

language "shall" in describing the defendants' duties indicates a mandatory intent.

Woodard, 175 Ill. 2d at 445, 677 N.E.2d at 940. We find the described conduct to be

ministerial. People v. Scott, 277 Ill. App. 3d 565, 566, 660 N.E.2d 1316, 1316-17 (1996)
                                              15
(granting pretrial-custody credit against a fine pursuant to section 110-14


     ) Todd D. Lambert,
       Defendants-Appellees.                    ) Judge, presiding.
________________________________________________________________________

Opinion Filed:        May 9, 2014
________________________________________________________________________

Justices:        Honorable Melissa A. Chapman, J.

                 Honorable Stephen L. Spomer, J., and
                 Honorable Bruce D. Stewart, J.,
                 Concur
________________________________________________________________________

Attorneys       Q:

identically-named classes in app and lib cause issues *after* converting from Makefile to cmake

I'm trying to convert a program and its plugin from custom Makefiles to CMake, with minimal changes to the code.
Both the plugin and the app share some code; #ifdef ... #else ... #endif blocks are used where there are differences, and I'm certain the code is compiled with the correct defines. The shared code includes a class called ToolImage. When the code is compiled for the app, the ToolImage constructor uses a different resource path than when it is compiled for the plugin.
#ifdef THE_APP
 ToolImage::ToolImage(const wxString& name, bool full_path_given):wxImage(full_path_given?name:
 (wxGetApp().GetResFolder() + _T("/bitmaps/") + name + _T(".png")), wxBITMAP_TYPE_PNG)
#else
 ToolImage::ToolImage(const wxString& name, bool full_path_given):wxImage(full_path_given?name:
 (theApp.GetResFolder() + _T("/bitmaps/") + name + _T(".png")), wxBITMAP_TYPE_PNG)
#endif
{
 ...
}

When the program and its


plugin have been compiled with the custom Makefiles, everything works as expected.  When both have been compiled with CMake, using a series of CMakeLists.txt files I created, there is an issue: the plugin isn't able to load the bitmaps for its toolbar.
I tracked the problem to the ToolImage class. The line number given by gdb tells me that the plugin is using the wrong constructor. strace tells me the same thing (the plugin is looking for its bitmaps in the app's resource dir rather than in the plugin's resource dir).  To ensure that I didn't have the defines screwed up, I put a #error in ToolImage.cpp, inside the part of the #ifdef that should only be compiled for the app - and the plugin stilla colliding pair of Xe atoms—transient and/or persistent (van der Waals) dimers [@Streever_1961; @Hunt_1963; @Chann_2002; @Anger_2008]. In the solid phase, the orbital angular momentum of a neighboring Xe pair comes from the phonon bath, which can be analyzed to determine the expected temperature dependence of the relaxation. Early studies of solid $^{129}$Xe by Happer and co-workers [@Cates_1990; @Gatzke_1993; @Fitzgerald_1999] concluded that the spin-rotation interaction mediated by the Raman-scattering of harmonic phonons (SRRS) is responsible for high-field ($\gtrsim 1$ kG) relaxation of solid $^{129}$Xe in the temperature range of 50-120 K.

![ All $^{129}$Xe $T_1$ data from this work shown plotted vs. temperature for both naturally abundant ice and snow, as well as comparable data from Refs. [@Cates_1990; @Gatzke_1993; @Kuzma_2002] along with indicated applied magnetic field. The black line is the theory of


superconducting magnet. The tubing was connected directly to a sample chamber located at the magnet isocenter (a schematic is shown in Fig. \[fig:schematic\]a). The sample chamber was a small glass dewar through which cold nitrogen gas could flow, or in which LN$_2$ could be allowed to accumulate. A co-axial re-entrant tube assembly was positioned inside the chamber. The bottom of the outlet tube (sample tip) sat centrally in the dewar and was held at 77 K for initial collection of a snow sample. Xenon was frozen out of the gas mixture as it flowed down through the middle and then back up and out along the sides of the sample chamber. A typical collection period was 20 min, producing roughly 10 mmol of hyperpolarized solid xenon.

![ (a) A schematic ofthe latter case, we monitored the NMR spectrum to ensure that the sample became entirely liquid prior to refreezing; see Fig. \[fig:schematic\](b). The snow or ice sample was brought to the measurement temperature by flowing pressurized boil-off from a LN$_2$ dewar through the sample chamber. A temperature controller (model CNi16D33, Omega Engineering) monitored the RTD and switched a nichrome-wire heater positioned in the path of the flowing cold gas to control the temperature at a pre-determined set point between 105 and 155 K. For 77 K data points, the sample chamber was simply flooded with with LN$_2$.

A series of additional experiments were conducted to test for any dependence of $T_1$ relaxation on the isotopic abundance of $^{129}$Xe; see Fig. \[fig:isotope\_dependence\]. Some of these measurements, for which the $^{129}$Xe concentration was below natural


abundance (“dilute-spin" experiments), were conducted with sealed convection cells, with liquid xenon polarized via phase exchange with its gas-phase vapor pressure of hyperpolarized xenon [@Su_2004; @Morgan_2008; @Sorte_2011]. These cells were made by mixing naturally abundant xenon with xenon that is isotopically enriched in spinless isotopes.

The measurements conducted for this work are conceptually simple: we monitored the decay of the hyperpolarized magnetization of the sample vs. time by acquiring periodic free-induction decays with low-flip-angle pulses. NMR signals from solid hyperpolarized $^{129}$Xe are very large; the large dynamic range of signals led us to conduct careful linearity tests of the spectrometer’s amplifier chain across the range of settings used. We also used both high-Q “tank” and low-Q “flat” probes, and found no significant differences in the obtained data. For each $T_1$rather limited market.
3. Defendant, Quality Whitewall Chemicals (Quality), is an assumed name under which Jim Satterfield, the president and sole shareholder of Tire Cosmotology, marketed certain supplies used in the tire whitewalling and customizing process. The principal product marketed by Quality was a "Polymer," the substance applied to a tire to create a whitewall. This same product was produced and sold by Tire Cosmotology and AAA.
4. Satterfield created Quality in 1979 apparently for the sole purpose of marketing a similar, if not the actual, polymer produced and sold by his other corporation, Tire Cosmotology. The polymer was sold under this assumed name for approximately one year through a national marketing scheme which included advertisements in trade journals, fliers mailed to businesses related to the tire industry, and post


attorney's fee.
15 U.S.C. § 15.
4. In meeting its burden of proof under section 4, plaintiff must prove (1) a violation of the anti-trust laws, (2) cognizable injury attributable to the violation, and (3) at least the approximate amount of the damage. Chrysler Credit Corp. v. J. Truett Payne, Inc., 607 F.2d 1133, 1135 (5th Cir.1979); Lee Moore Oil Co. v. Union Oil Co., 599 F.2d 1299, 1306 (4th Cir.1979). To satisfy (1) above, plaintiff alleged and attempted to show at trial that it was a victim of defendants' attempt to gain a monopoly of certain tire customizing product markets through predatory pricing.
5. Predatory pricing violates § 2 of the Sherman Act, 15 U.S.C. § 2, when there is an attempt to monopolize, see United States v. American Tobaccothe thousands digit of 4073?
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Whatyou are really ninja. On a Linux distro it's easy - don't know about other OS'es.
The demo "Audio Input Device Demo" comes with LUFA and is ompatible with the atmega32u4 used on Leonardo. It can be set up to sample analog input and send it to the pc. From the documentation:

On start-up the system will automatically enumerate and function as a USB microphone. By default, the demo will produce a square wave test tone when the board button is pressed. If USE_TEST_TONE is not defined in the project makefile, incoming audio from the ADC channel 1 will be sampled and sent to the host computer instead.


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Former owner Mark Richards told the Daily Post: "Over the last 10 years, since we originally purchased the Manor Hotel, we have enjoyed refurbishing the hotel, developing the property into a very busy hotel.

"The public bar has become very popular with locals as well as visiting guests.

"Having opened Time Cafe Bar restaurant in Conwy two years ago, which we plan to develop further over the coming years, we leave the Manor Hotel in the secure and safe hands of its new owners."

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A spokesman said: "We are really excited to be a partat its sole discretion, elects to designate a termination date for the Program. In the event that the Program terminates, SweetLegs will notify you of the termination date. SweetLegs reserves the right to deactivate an Account in which Points were obtained as a result of fraudulent activity or technical failures of any kind. In order to reactivate an account, or if you want to cancel participation in the Program or request not to be communicated you must notify SweetLegs at info@sweetlegs.ca. All accrued Points will be lost if your Member account is canceled, and you will not be able to redeem any remaining Points for Rewards.

Limitation of Liability and Additional Terms: By using the program and redeeming the rewards, the member agrees that SweetLegs and its affiliates and


subsidiaries and its officers, directors, employees, representatives and agents (collectively, the “released parties”) will have no liability or responsibility whatsoever for, and shall be held harmless by members or any person for, any liability for any injuries, losses or damages of any kind (including, without limitation, direct, indirect, incidental, special, consequential, or punitive or exemplary damages) to persons, including personal injury or death, or property arising in whole or in part, directly or indirectly, from any action taken or neglected to be taken with regard to the program, with the exception of errors in posting Points to accounts. The released parties are not responsible for (a) loss or misdirection of, or delay in receiving, any membership application, correspondence, or rewards; (b) theft or unauthorized redemption of credits orrules, everything regarding the program, including the site and the rewards, are provided “as is” without warranty of any kind, either express or implied, including, but not limited to, the implied warranties of merchantability, fitness for a particular purpose, or non-infringement. Some jurisdictions may not allow the limitation or exclusion of liability for incidental or consequential damages or exclusion of implied warranties, so some of the above limitations or exclusions may not apply.

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my $c = shift;
  my $pause = $c->stash(".pause");
  my $mgr = $c->app->pause;
  my $req = $c->req;

  my $u = $c->active_user_record;

  my $db = $mgr->connect;

  my $all_dists = $c->all_pdists($u);

  if (
      $req->param("SUBMIT_pause99_move_dist_primary")
     ) {
    eval {
      my(@seldists, $other_user);
      if (@seldists = @{$req->every_param("pause99_move_dist_primary_d")}
          and
          $other_user = $req->param("pause99_move_dist_primary_a")
         ) {
        $other_user = uc $other_user;
        my $sth1 = $db->prepare("SELECT userid
   $req->every_param($_)] } @{$req->param->names};
    require Data::Dumper; print STDERR "Line " . __LINE__ . ", File: " . __FILE__ . "\n" . Data::Dumper->new([\%p],[qw()])->Indent(1)->Useqq(1)->Dump; # XXX

  }

  if (
      $req->param("SUBMIT_pause99_remove_dist_primary")
     ) {
    eval {
      my(@seldists);
      if (@seldists = @{$req->every_param("pause99_remove_dist_primary_d")}
         ) {
        local($db->{RaiseError}) = 0;
        my $sth = $db->prepare("UPDATE primeur SET userid=? WHERE userid=? AND package=?");

        my @results;
        for my $seldist (@seldists) {


    warn "DEBUG: seldist[$seldist]selmod[$selmod]other_user[$other_user]ret[$ret]err[$err]";
            if ($ret) {
              push @results, {
                user => $other_user,
                mod => $selmod,
                dist => $seldist,
              };
            } elsif ($err =~ /Duplicate entry/) {
     brought us to the topic of sex and more importantly what is missing from sex-education curriculum — hence, the birth of Pillow Talk," the Motherlode creators told Teen Vogue.

Through Pillow Talk, Motherlode, which is based at NEW INC, the New Museum’s incubator for art and technology, will explore the topics and people most often left out of sex education — queer people, disabled people, people of color, and more. Teen Vogue caught up with Carol, Isa, and Leah to see what exactly it means to use VR for sex education.

Teen Vogue: What lessons will Lube River focus on, and why is that important?

Motherlode: Lube River is the first chapter of Pillow Talk, which will premiere on June 3rd at Babeland (the Soho location). This chapter will focus on


something that makes the whole thing a lot less serious, which is why Lube River allows the user to explore a candy-colored virtual forest aboard a va-gondola on a river made of lube. The toys featured are interactive, informative, and full of personality. We are using these toys as a vehicle to get people thinking about pleasure in ways they may not have before. The point is to redirect conversations on masturbation and pleasure so that they’re more fun and more inclusive — we believe that understanding pleasure can create a better and healthier overall sexual experience for one’s self and their relationship with partner(s).8 cards have dropped and the award card has been handed out.

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Q:

Why are my triangles not being drawn in the color I define?

I render a simple mash structure with Tao (don't think this is relevant) using DisplayList.
Following code appears between
int displayList = Gl.glGenLists(1);
Gl.glNewList(displayList, Gl.GL_COMPILE);

and
Gl.glEndList();

Simplified version of the code, with removed unrelevant parts:
Gl.glBegin(Gl.GL_TRIANGLES);

for (int i = 0; i < triangles.Count; i++)
{
    var triangle = triangles[i];

    bool ok = false;
    var normal = triangle.GetNormal(out ok); //get normal of TRIANGLE

  //this method just retrives correct color information here
    var visualData = GetVisualData(visual,
                      visual.RenderSettings, triangle,null, false);

    //Set the color forIt was a very upbeat article. They talked about how wonderful NAFTA was going to be. They said that finance and services will be particularly big winners. Banks, investment firms, PR firms, corporate law firms will do just great. Some manufacturers will also benefit-for example, publishing and the chemical industry, which is highly capital-intensive with not many workers to worry about

Then they said, Well, there’ll be some losers too: women, Hispanics, other minorities, and semi-skilled workers-in other words, about two-thirds of the work force. But everyone else will do fine. Just as anyone who was paying attention knew, the purpose of NAFTA was to create an even smaller sector of highly privileged people-investors, professionals, managerial classes. (Bear in mind that this is a rich country, so this privileged


sector, although smaller, still isn’t tiny.) It will work fine for them, and the general population will suffer.

The prediction for Mexico is exactly the same. The leading financial journal in Mexico, which is very pro-NAFTA, estimated that Mexico would lose about 25% of its manufacturing capacity in the first few years and about 15% of its manufacturing labor force. In addition, cheap US agricultural exports are expected to drive several million people off the land. That’s going to mean a substantial increase in the unemployed workforce in Mexico, which of course will drive down wages.

On top of that, union organizing is essentially impossible. Corporations can operate internationally, but unions can’t-so there’s no way for the work force to fight back against the internationalization of production. The net effect<?php

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off-again debate that has taken place in the United States over the years about paying reparations for slavery, opponents of the idea insist that there is no precedent for such a proposal. But there is. It’s just that what was being paid was reparations-in-reverse, which has a venerable pedigree. After the War of 1812 between Great Britain and the U.S., London reimbursed southern planters more than a million dollars for having encouraging their slaves to run away in wartime. Within the United Kingdom, the British government also paid a small fortune to British slave owners, including the ancestors of Britain’s current Prime Minister, David Cameron, to compensate for abolition (which Adam Hochschild calculated in his 2005 book Bury the Chains to be “an amount equal to roughly 40%surgeon opened the ship’s hatch in Montevideo, Uruguay, he was sickened by what he saw: only 31 bone-thin survivors in a foul, bare room, otherwise empty save for hundreds of unused shackles.

City officials convened a commission of inquiry to explain the deaths of the other 270 slaves, calling on the expertise of five surgeons — two British doctors, a Spaniard, a Swiss Italian, and one from the United States. The doctors testified that before boarding the Joaquín, the captives would have felt extreme anguish, having already been forced to survive on roots and bugs until arriving on the African coast emaciated and with their stomachs distended. Then, once on the ocean, crowded into a dark hold with no ventilation, they would have had nothing to do other than


from southerners selling the cotton that slaves picked or the cane they cut. Slavery was central to the establishment of the industries that today dominate the U.S. economy: finance, insurance, and real estate. And historian Caitlan Rosenthal has shown how Caribbean slave plantations helped pioneer “accounting and management tools, including depreciation and standardized efficiency metrics, to manage their land and their slaves” — techniques that were then used in northern factories.

Slavery, as the historian Lorenzo Green argued half a century ago, “formed the very basis of the economic life of New England: about it revolved, and on it depended, most of her other industries.” Fathers grew wealthy building slave ships or selling fish, clothing, and shoes to slave islands in the Caribbean; when they died, they left theircentury ago, in 1915, W.E.B Du Bois wrote, “Raphael painted, Luther preached, Corneille wrote, and Milton sung; and through it all, for four hundred years, the dark captives wound to the sea amid the bleaching bones of the dead; for four hundred years the sharks followed the scurrying ships; for four hundred years America was strewn with the living and dying millions of a transplanted race; for four hundred years Ethiopia stretched forth her hands unto God.”

How would we calculate the value of what we today would call the intellectual property — in medicine and other fields — generated by slavery’s suffering? I’m not sure. But a revival of efforts to do so would be a step toward reckoning with slavery’s true legacy: our modern world.

A new book


10 years in the making examines at how many major U.S. universities — Harvard, Yale, Princeton, Brown, Dartmouth Rutgers, Williams, and the University of North Carolina among others — are drenched in the sweat, and sometimes the blood, of Africans brought to the United States as slaves. In “Ebony & Ivy: Race, Slavery and the Troubled History of America’s Universities,” Massachusetts Institute of Technology American History Professor Craig Steven Wilder reveals how the slave economy and higher education grew up together. “When you think about the colonial world, until the American Revolution, there is only one college in the south, William & Mary … The other eight colleges were all northern schools and they’re actually located in key sites, for the most part, of the merchant economy whereClass in America isn't just about money.

A recent survey by INSIDER and Morning Consult, which polled 4,400 Americans, asked respondents to define their financial situations by selecting poor, working class, middle class, upper middle class, or affluent (or don't know) — and how they identified classwise didn't always align with how much they earn annually.

For example, some six-figure earners consider themselves poor. While roughly 86% of those who think they're poor earn less than $50,000, 2% of those who identify as such earn more than $100,000, and about 10% of them earn between those two numbers. On the opposite side, there are the 17% of respondents who said they're affluent but earn less than $50,000. Nearly half of those respondents earn $100,000 or more, and about 34% of


 However it has the benefit of being code which can be unit tested, executed and debugged.
If boo isn't your thing, then maybe you could look at defining something similar in ironruby, ironpython or F#.  I would however suggest staying away from XML for defining these rules unless you really enjoy a world of pain.
This is however the kind of thing that products like Biztalk were designed to handle.  Which rules engines have you evaluated and found lacking?

A:

We use a Rule Engine for this type of complex calculation.  Our platform is Java and we use Drools (which we're happy with).  Drools is also available for .Net.  Here's a list of open source Rules Engines for .NET.

basically, if you have a microphone and some cash, I'll come to Ohio."

Q. How would you describe your style of comedy?

A. "I'd say more on the edgy side, for sure. My favorite comics are people like Andrew Dice Clay, Richard Pryor and George Carlin, those guys are some of my influences. I definitely talk about music because a lot of my life is rooted in heavy metal. I talk about how I bought a house on the Jersey shore two months before Sandy hit, and my great real-estate instincts. My take on my girlfriend is a little different than most comics, who usually bitch about their wives and girlfriends. I talk about how out of my league mine is."

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Galactic escape velocity. We show results for three values of the Na quenching factor: $Q_{\rm Na} = 0.30$, $Q_{\rm Na} = 0.45$ (suggested in Ref. [@Hooper:2010uy]), and the energy dependent $Q_{\rm Na,Collar}(E)$ obtained by interpolating the central values of the data points in Fig. 9 of Ref. [@Collar:2013gu]. No channeling is included, as per Refs. [@Bozorgnia:2010xy; @Collar:2013gu].

[**CoGeNT.**]{} We use the list of events, quenching factor, efficiency, exposure times and cosmogenic background given in the 2011 CoGeNT data release [@CoGeNT2011release]. We bin data in 0.425 to 1.1125 keVee, 1.1125 to 1.8 keVee, 1.8 to 2.4875 keVee, and 2.4875 to 3.175 keVee energy intervals. Differently from Ref. [@Gondolo:2012rs], we use here the acceptance shown in Fig. 20 of Ref. [@Aalseth:2012if], parametrized as $C(E) = 1 - \exp(- a E)$, with $E$ in keVee and $a = 1.32$+ 0.056^2 E/{\rm keV}}$ keV. We corrected a mistake with respect to $\sigma(E)$ in Ref. [@Gondolo:2012rs], which however does not change the results of that paper. With three candidate events, we calculate the maximum gap upper limit [@Yellin:2002xd] by taking $\eta(v_{\rm min})$ as a downward step function as in Ref. [@Gondolo:2012rs]. Assuming the events are a dark matter signal, we bin the recoil spectrum in 2 keVnr energy bins, resulting in 0 or 1 events per bin. In the energy bins containing one event we use the Poisson central confidence interval of (0.173, 3.30) expected events for zero background at the $68\%$ confidence level to draw error bars. This is a conservative choice since the alternative Feldman-Cousins procedure to determine confidence levels would yields smaller error bars [@Feldman:1997qc]. We checked with


(“CoGeNT med."), one for the high value of the acceptance (“CoGeNT high"), and one for the low value of the acceptance (“CoGeNT low"). In comparison with the analogous figure in Ref. [@Gondolo:2012rs], Fig. \[Fig-CoGeNT\] still shows that the modulation amplitude of the CoGeNT data (in blue) is large with respect to the average (in brown), certainly larger than the few percent modulation in usual halo models. The differences between the high, low and medium $\eta_0$ measurements are now however hardly distinguishable, contrary to the situation in Ref. [@Gondolo:2012rs], because the uncertainty in the acceptance factor of CoGeNT in Ref. [@Aalseth:2012if] is now smaller than what it was in Ref. [@Gondolo:2012rs].

In Ref. [@Frandsen:2011gi], a bound on the modulation fraction has been inferred within the conventional halo model and within models inspired by numerical simulations ofwith some small deviations for the lightest nuclei (O, Na and Si), as a careful examination of Fig. \[Fig-ALL-6and12GeV\] (left) shows. The scaling argument is still approximately correct even for somewhat larger masses, such as $m=$ 12 GeV/$c^2$. All the data points and limits in Fig. \[Fig-ALL-6and12GeV\] are approximately scaled towards lower or higher $v_{\rm min}$ values with respect to their locations in Fig. \[Fig-ALL-9GeV\], those of CRESST-II (oxygen) somewhat less than the others.

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We have used the halo-independent method to compare the current direct detection data on light dark matter WIMPs ($\sim 1$-10 GeV/$c^2$ in mass). We have followed the specific method presented by two of us in Ref. [@Gondolo:2012rs], which takes into account form factors, experimental energy resolutions, acceptances, and efficiencies with arbitrary energy dependence. We have focused on light WIMPs


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and organic farmers as well as market and home gardeners.

Johnny's, Territorial, Fedco, Nichol's, Rupp, Osborne, Snow, and Stokes are among the dozens of commercial and garden seed catalogs that carry the more than 3,500 varieties that comprise Seminis' offerings. This includes dozens of All-American Selections and an increasing number of varieties licensed to third parties for certified organic seed production.

Syngenta, with 28,000 employees in over 90 countries, describes itself as "a leading agriculture company helping to improve global food security by enabling millions of farmers to make better use of available resources".

Founded in 2000, it was the product of a merger of the agricultural businesses of Novartis and AstraZeneca. Novartis was in turn the product of a 1996 merger between Ciba Geigy and Sandoz, back then one oftwo never made it into law.

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As in the past, opposition to the legislation has been fiercest in Montreal, home to the lion’s share of the minority communities and immigrants in the province. Montreal’s mayor, Valérie Plante, deemed the law a “slippery slope” that “contravenes certain fundamental principles the Quebec and Canadian charters of rights”.

The Fédération autonome de l’enseignement, the Montreal-based union federation representing more than 43,000 teachers in the province, called Bill 21 “a historic step backwards for fundamental rights”. Fourteen Montreal-area suburbs, who have their own city councils, have already said they won’t apply the law should it pass


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biological solutions, devices, and procedures, or develop increasingly advanced technologies to transform patient care, graduates from the BBME program are poised to play a critical role in shaping our global future.

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Department of Biomedical Engineering

The Department of Biomedical Engineering in the Faculty of Medicine at McGill is the first of its kind in Canada and boasts a history of major accomplishments in the areas of artificial cells, brain imaging, nanomedicine and modelling, and identification of physiological systems. With an increased focus on translational biomedical research, the department is amongst the top biomedical engineering departments in North America.

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Raising compression shortens this delay period, leading to issues with detonation. To avoid this, you need to burn the mixture faster or make the delay period longer. The mixture can be made to burn faster by adding another plug. Or by adding swirl to the mix, exposing the flame front to the mixture faster than just letting it burn on it's own. The delay period can be made longer by raising the octane, or by lowering the temperature. Any combination of these things (and more) help avoid detonation caused by higher compression. Point being that lowering flame speed goes counterunto king Solomon, to speak unto him for Adonijah. And the
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heart, and the hearts of the people, to give willingly for the great work
of building. He also entreats the Lord to incline the heart of Solomon to
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the ruling Ethiopian People’s Revolutionary Democratic Front (EPRDF), dominated by the Tigray minority. After a week of intensified protests that left businesses and government property destroyed, prime minister Hailemariam Desalegn declared a state of emergency on Oct 9 for the next six months.

No fewer than 500 people have been killed in the protests that began last year in response to a government plan to expand the capital Addis Ababa that would have encroached on Oromo land. Authorities have disputed this figure, a tally by human rights activists, but the prime minister last week admitted its accuracy. “When you add it up it could be more than 500,” Hailemariam said.

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Today during a press event in Shenzhen China, Taiwanese chip maker MediaTek announced how their new Octa-core processors will be the first to output genuine slow motion video with the option to create 480fps 1080p video with playback of 1/16 speed. Super-Slow Motion will be available on both the MediaTek MT6595 and MT6795 processors announced earlier today.

Nicole Scott was on-hand in Shenzhen China, were she caught up with a live demo of the new Super-Slow Motion technology from MediaTek. Check the video below:

Before we jump into the deep details about today’s launch and the new Super-Slow Motion video technology on offer from MediaTek, let’s quickly take a look at the current state of slow motion on today’s crop of high-end smartphones.

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1. Field of the Invention
The invention is in the field of heat-mirrors and more particularly in the field of heat-mirrors having high infrared reflectivity and high visible transmission.
2. Description of the Prior Art
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The chart provides the relative levels of new construction between markets, but it does not show how this impacts each market. We get a much clearer picture when we compare rental trends with these top supply markets using the most recent 12 months of Topline rents.

Denver and Seattle both continue to see very strong rental increases at 9.7 percent and 7.2 percent, respectively. Both markets are also behind the curve for satisfying multifamily demand. Urban Atlanta and North Dallas, at 6.8 percent and 6.0 percent rental increases, are also positioned very well to absorb additional supply.

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Editorial: Lapses on deadly diseases demand explanation

When we heard that the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention had created a potentially lethal safety risk by improperly sending deadly pathogens -- like anthrax -- to other laboratories around the country, our first reaction was disbelief.

As one of the most esteemed disease-sleuthing agencies in the world, the CDC for several generations has helped set the standards that protect humans from the ravages of epidemics not just in America but around the world.

Yet there was Dr. Thomas Frieden, the CDC's director, telling a worried congressional committee Wednesday that the safety lapses were part of an institutional pattern in the agency that administrators had simply missed.

It was an astonishing confession.

It tells us that for all of the CDC's skill over the$$\label{eq:asymptotics}
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Recently, several such improvements have been found, initially for the discrete Laplace operator, see [@FrLiUe02]. The first result for the continuous Laplace operator is due to Melas [@Melas03]. From his work follows that $$\label{eq:melas}
{\textnormal{Tr}}{\left(}-\Delta - {\Lambda}{\right)}^\sigma_- \, \leq \, L^{cl}_{\sigma,d} \, |\Omega|   {\left(}{\Lambda}- M_d


\frac{|\Omega|}{I(\Omega)} {\right)}_+^{\sigma+d/2} \, , \quad {\Lambda}> 0 \, , \quad \sigma \geq 1 \, ,$$ where $M_d$ is a constant depending only on the dimension and $I(\Omega)$ denotes the second moment of $\Omega$, see also [@Ilyin09; @Yolcu09] for further generalisations. One should mention, however, that these corrections do not capture the correct order in ${\Lambda}$ from the second term of the asymptotics (\[eq:asymptotics\]). This was improved in the two-dimensional case in [@KoVuWe08], where it is shown that one can choose the order of the correction term arbitrarily close to the correct one.

In this paper we are interested in the case $\sigma \geq 3/2$. For these values of $\sigma$ it is known, [@Weidl08], that one can strengthen the Berezin inequality for any open set $\Omega \subset {\mathbb{R}}^d$ with adt \, = \, \frac 12 \int_0^{l} {\left(}{\Lambda}- \frac{1}{4\delta(t)^2} {\right)}_+^{3/2} dt$$ to finish the proof for $\sigma = 1$.

To deduce the claim for $\sigma > 1$ we can apply a method from [@AizLie78]. Writing $$\sum_k {\left(}{\Lambda}- \lambda_k {\right)}_+^\sigma \, = \, \frac{1}{B(2,\sigma-1)} \int_0^\infty \tau^{\sigma-2} \sum_k {\left(}{\Lambda}- \tau - \lambda_k {\right)}_+ \, d\tau \, ,$$ we estimate $$\begin{aligned}
{\textnormal{Tr}}{\left(}- \frac{d^2}{dt^2} - {\Lambda}{\right)}_-^{\sigma} & \leq & \frac{1}{B(2,\sigma-1)} L^{cl}_{1,1} \int_I \int_0^\infty \tau^{\sigma-2} {\left(}{\Lambda}- \frac{1}{4 \delta(t)^2} - \tau {\right)}_+^{3/2} \, d\tau \, dt \\
& = & L^{cl}_{1,1} \frac{B( 5/2,\sigma-1)}{B(2,\sigma-1)} \int_I {\left(}{\Lambda}- \frac{1}{4 \delta(t)^2} {\right)}_+^{\sigma+1/2} \, dt\end{aligned}$$ and the result follows from the identity $L^{cl}_{1,1} B(5/2,\sigma-1) = L^{cl}_{\sigma,1} B(2,\sigma-1)$.

The claim, that the constant $1/4$ cannot be improved, follows from Lemma \[lem:asympt\]: For $c = 1/4$ the leading term of the asymptotics in Lemma \[lem:asympt\]


& \sum_{k=1}^{N(x')} {\textnormal{Tr}}{\left(}\left. - \frac{d^2}{dt^2} \right|_{J_k(x')} - {\Lambda}{\right)}_-^{\sigma+(d-1)/2} \\
& \leq & L^{cl}_{\sigma+(d-1)/2,1} \int_{\Omega(x')} {\left(}{\Lambda}- \frac{1}{4 \, d((x',t),u)} {\right)}_+^{\sigma+d/2} \, dt \end{aligned}$$ and the result follows from (\[in:basicproof\]) and the identity $L^{cl}_{\sigma,d-1} \, L^{cl}_{\sigma+(d-1)/2,1} = L^{cl}_{\sigma,d}$.

We proceed to analysing the geometric properties of (\[eq:thm:general\]). Note that the left hand side of (\[eq:thm:general\]) is independent of the choice of direction $u \in \mathbb{S}^{d-1}$, while the right hand side depends on $u$ and therefore on the geometry of $\Omega$. For a given set $\Omega$ one can minimise the right hand side in $u \in \mathbb{S}^{d-1}$. The result, however, depends on the geometry of $\Omega$ in a rather tricky way. In order to make this geometric dependence more transparent, we average the right hand side of (\[eq:thm:general\]) over $u \in \mathbb{S}^{d-1}$. Even\overline{\Omega(x)} | \, \leq \, \int_{\Theta(x,a)} d\nu(u) \, \omega_d (2|x-a|)^d \, ,$$ hence $$\label{eq:hd_ball2}
\int_{\Theta(x,a)} d\nu(u) \, \geq \, 2^{-d} \, \rho_a(x)  \, .$$ Using (\[eq:hd\_ball1\]) we also see that for $u \in \Theta(x,a)$ the estimate $d(x,u) \leq s \leq  2 \, |x-a|$ holds.

Now fix ${\Lambda}> 0$ and choose $0 < \varepsilon < 1/(4\sqrt {\Lambda})$ and $a \in A_\varepsilon(x)$. By definition of $A_\varepsilon(x)$ it follows that for all $u \in \Theta(x,a)$ $$\label{eq:hd_dist}
d(x,u) \, \leq \, 2|x-a| \, < \, 2 ( \delta(x) + \varepsilon ) \, .$$ The set $\Theta(x,a)$ must be contained in one hemisphere of $\mathbb{S}^{d-1}$ which we denote by $\mathbb{S}^{d-1}_+$. Using that $d(x,u) = d(x,-u)$ we estimate $$\begin{aligned}
\int_{\mathbb{S}^{d-1}} {\left(}1 - \frac{1}{4 {\Lambda}d(x,u)^2} {\right)}_+^{\sigma+d/2} d\nu(u) \, &= \, 2 \int_{\mathbb{S}^{d-1}_+} {\left(}1 - \frac{1}{4 {\Lambda}d(x,u)^2} {\right)}_+^{\sigma+d/2}


\[lem:elementary\] and Lemma \[lem:asympt\]
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Proof of Lemma \[lem:elementary\]
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For $A \in {\mathbb{R}}$ let $\overline{A}$ and $\tilde{A}$ denote the integer and fractional part of $A$ respectively. Then we can calculate $$\begin{aligned}
\sum_k {\left(}1-\frac{k^2}{A^2} {\right)}_+ & = & \sum_{k=1}^{\overline A} {\left(}1- \frac{k^2}{A^2} {\right)}\, = \, \overline A - \frac{1}{A^2} {\left(}\frac{\overline A^3}{3} + \frac{\overline A^2}{2} + \frac{\overline A}{6} {\right)}\\
& = & \frac{2A}{3} - \frac 12 - \frac{1}{6 A} + \tilde A (1- \tilde A ) \frac 1A + \tilde A  {\left(}1- 3 \tilde A + 2 \tilde A^2 {\right)}\frac{1}{6A^2} \, .\end{aligned}$$ From $0 \leq \tilde A < 1$ we conclude $\tilde A (1- \tilde A) \leq 1/4$ and $\tilde A {\left(}1- 3 \tilde A + 2 \tilde A^2 {\right)}\leq \sqrt3/18$ and we get $$\label{in:sum}
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