The eight miles walk from
     Maidstone to Rochester, and a visit to the Druidical altar on the
     wayside, are charming. This could be accomplished on the Tuesday;
     and Wednesday we might look about us at Chatham, coming home by
     Cobham on Thursday."

The other side--the dreary marshes lying between the Medway and the
Thames, a dark, flat wilderness intersected by <DW18>s and mounds and
gates--had associations not less intimate. In _David Copperfield_
Dickens transferred the dreams and the events of his childhood to an
alien setting. In _Great Expectations_ he invents a fictitious story in
harmony with scenes in which he delighted to retrace his childish
memories. Again, the amphibian creatures which he lightly sketches in
_Great Expectations_, and moresought $865,000.

As she mulls over her next steps legally, Pao is not able to discuss the specific details of her case and claims, but in an exclusive interview with Yahoo Global News Anchor Katie Couric, she takes on the boys club of the tech world, discusses the role race plays in the Valley, and responds to the millions of critics and fans who followed her every move as she battled Kleiner Perkins

To learn more about Ellen Pao's story and her legal battle click below


long standby time for the surface temperature of the discharge tube 100 to reach T.sub.0. It was not possible to start the etching work during the standby period. As a result, the throughput of the flattening of the wafer W was low and the mass producibility was poor.equipment using standard mass-flow controllers to provide a well-defined gas flow and a computer to control the experiment and record the resulting data.

Results and discussion
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[Figure 1](#f1-sensors-06-00318){ref-type="fig"} shows the X-ray diffraction (XRD) pattern of a representative sample after calcination at 300 °C. The broad reflection in the low angle region (2*θ* = 1 °) is indicative of a disordered mesopore structure; this is supported by TEM ([Figure 2a](#f2-sensors-06-00318){ref-type="fig"}). The nitrogen physisorption isotherm and the pores size distribution (calculated by the BJH method) of the respective sample is shown in [Figure 3](#f3-sensors-06-00318){ref-type="fig"}; the specific surface area (BET method) is 160 m^2^·g^-1^.

A calcination temperature of 300 °C is generally not sufficient for a quantitative removal of CTABr from the pores; accordingly, the samples show a greyish (instead of white) colour after


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Mike and I went to buy some flowers and tomato plants yesterday after work. While I was waiting for him to arrive, I happily snapped pictures. It’s definitely time to get back to the botanical gardens because much has changed flower wise in this last month.

It was not an optimal day for shooting pictures outside. It was way too bright, too many shadows and the like. I also neglected to set the proper ISO setting on my camera so everything shot super quick which was great but the pictures are grainy because they are at 1600ISO. There’s always something new to learn!

Cre8tive Quilter

I've been quilting for many years. I love to take on challenging projects and designing new things as I go. On the flipdowntown Silver Spring — and served as a calming presence during the Beltway sniper attacks — Duncan was spiraling deeper into despair. In 2006, he aborted his campaign to become governor of Maryland, disclosing that he was severely depressed.

“A not-so-funny thing happened to me on my way to Annapolis,” Duncan said recently to members of the Greater Bethesda-Chevy Chase Chamber of Commerce. “I was diagnosed with major depression. I pulled out of the race to get healthy for myself and for my family.”

Duncan always ends his narrative with a pitch for others who are in pain to get help in the form of therapy and medication. “I’m living proof,” he says, “that treatment works.”

Douglas M. Duncan is photographed in Rockville. Duncan has resurrected his political campaign after dropping


Q:

Twitter Bootstrap accordion full height panes

I've been troubling myself to achieve this with twitter bootstrap accordion:

Generally, using the accordion (bootstraps collapse plugin) is not a must.
What I want to achieve is to:

use bootstrap as base framework,
have fixed-top navbar,
have full width/height content w/o scrollbars,
have 3 separate, collapsible content panes (with always only one being expanded),
have clicking on header part expand the content pane (and collapsing the previously expanded one),
have scrolling occur only in the one expanded content pane (DIV 1|2|3 in pic),
when content panes are collapsed, to have their overflow hidden,
have each content pane have its configurable min-height (for its "header"),
have this properly working for responsive layouts.

Would really love to get some help on this as I think I'm loosing my mind over this :(
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The Daily Dot laid off 30 people — about 40 percent of its total staff — on Friday, POLITICO has learned.

The cuts were across the board, affecting everyone from upper management and the business side to the newsroom and art department. The entire product team was laid off. The budget for freelancers has also been eliminated.

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"We let several people go today as part of a restructuring," Daily Dot CEO Nicholas White told POLITICO in a statement. "While this move is without a doubt the right thing for the long-term sustainability of the Dot, this was an exceedingly tough decision to make. We expect headcount to grow back to yesterday's level soon, as we hire more people in areas likeGlomerular lesions in the acquired immunodeficiency syndrome.
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should exercise its supervisory powers to require the trial courts to give a special credibility instruction for all such witnesses. The defendant, Luis Diaz, was charged and convicted of murder in violation of General Statutes § 53a-54a, carrying a pistol without a permit in violation of General Statutes § 29-35 and criminal possession of a pistol in violation of General Statutes § 53a-217c. At trial, three witnesses who had criminal matters pending in a variety of venues testified that they had seen the defendant commit the murder. On appeal, the defendant claims that the trial court committed plain error when it failed to instruct the jury, sua sponte, that the testimony of the three witnesses should be viewed with great caution in light of the potential benefits thatsentence modification. He had expectations, however, that his testimony would be taken into consideration.
Approximately six months after the murder, James Jefferson asked his attorney to inform Harold Dimbo, a detective with the Bridgeport police department, that Jefferson had information about the murder. Jefferson, who was incarcerated in Connecticut on domestic violence charges at the time, was subject to lifetime parole in New York in connection with a conviction on narcotics charges in that state. Dimbo visited Jefferson in prison and Jefferson agreed to give a statement about the shooting. Dimbo made no promises to Jefferson. In September, 2006, the domestic violence charges were dismissed for lack of evidence. Thereafter, Jefferson testified at the defendant's trial that he had seen the defendant and the victim outside Side Effect West


was entitled to [a special credibility] instruction substantially in accord with the one that he had sought." Id., at 470, 886 A.2d 777; see also State v. Arroyo, supra, 292 Conn. at 569, 973 A.2d 1254 (expanding Patterson to require special credibility instruction whenever jailhouse informant testifies regardless of whether informant received "express promise of a benefit").
This court recently has held that the trial court's failure to give, sua sponte, a jailhouse informant instruction pursuant to Patterson does not constitute plain error when the trial court has instructed the jury on the credibility of witnesses and the jury is aware of the witness' motivation for testifying. State v. Ebron, supra, 292 Conn. at 675-76, 975 A.2d 17. In the present case, the defendant contends that the trial courtevidence indicating that the witness is not wholly reliable or that he expects some benefit from this testimony. It is well settled that "[a]ppellate courts possess an inherent supervisory authority over the administration of justice.... Supervisory powers are exercised to direct trial courts to adopt judicial procedures that will address matters that are of utmost seriousness, not only for the integrity of a particular trial but also for the perceived fairness of the judicial system as a whole.... Under our supervisory authority, we have adopted rules intended to guide the lower courts in the administration of justice in all aspects of the criminal process.... State v. Valedon, 261 Conn. 381, 386, 802 A.2d 836 (2002). We ordinarily invoke our supervisory powers to enunciate a rule that is not


569 n. 9, 973 A.2d 1254. With these concerns in mind, we concluded that the trial courts must give a special credibility instruction for a jailhouse informant even when the informant has not received an explicit promise of a government benefit.
We agree with the defendant that some of the same concerns that gave rise to our decision in Arroyo are present whenever a witness is in a position to *606 receive a benefit from the government. Specifically, we are aware that it is difficult for the defendant to ensure that the jury is fully aware of such a witness' potential motivations for testifying because both the witness and the government have an incentive not to enter into an explicit agreement before the witness testifies, even though there isexplains that testimony by a jailhouse informer is "inherently suspect because of the ease with which such testimony can be fabricated, the difficulty in subjecting witnesses who give such testimony to meaningful cross-examination and the great weight that juries tend to give to confession evidence." Finally, the majority also states that adopting a special credibility instruction for all witnesses who seek a benefit for their testimony because of their involvement in the criminal justice system "would be creating an exception that would swallow the rule that the trial court generally is not required to give such an instruction for the state's witnesses."
Although I agree with the majority that a special credibility instruction may be especially important in cases involving jailhouse informers, I do not agree that it follows


describe those things? What was the witness' manner while testifying? Did the witness have an interest in the outcome of the case or any bias or prejudice concerning any party or any matter involved in the case? How reasonable was the witness' testimony considered in light of all the evidence in the case? Was the witness' testimony contradicted by what that witness has said or done at another time, or by the testimony of other witnesses, or by other evidence? If you find that a witness has deliberately testified falsely in some respect, you should carefully consider whether you should rely on any of that witness' testimony. In deciding whether or not to believe a witness, keep in mind that people sometimes forget things. You should consider whetherwas thinking of trading Hadl and wanted to know my opinion. I was shocked. But I told him I thought James Harris was ready, and that the team believed in him. You know what we called the deal? The Lawrence Welk Trade. We got a one and a two and three. [Actually, the Rams received the first three picks in the '75 draft and the first two in '76.]

Hadl: I was shocked. I did not see that coming. When Chuck told me about the trade, I could see that he had tears in his eyes. But once the trade went down, I could understand it. And I felt that the Rams were in good hands with Shack and Jaws.

Jaworski: When Jim Harbaugh chose Colin Kaepernick over Alex Smith


example, $t(p)=2$ for the path $p = \langle 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 \rangle$ in the orthogonal representation of Fig. \[fi:ortho-a\]. We remark that if $H$ is a bend-minimum orthogonal representation, the bends along an edge, going from an end-vertex to the other, are all left or all right turns [@DBLP:journals/siamcomp/Tamassia87]. [**Shapes of Orthogonal Representations**]{}. Let $G$ be a biconnected planar $3$-graph, $T$ be the SPQR-tree of $G$ with respect to a reference edge $e \in E(G)$, and $H$ be an orthogonal representation of $G$ with $e$ on the external face. For a node $\mu$ of $T$, denote by $H_\mu$ the restriction of $H$ to a component $G_\mu$. We also call $H_\mu$ a *component* of $H$. In particular, $H_\mu$ is a P-, an R-, or an S-component depending on whetherinner P-component or R-component of $H$ is either - or -shaped.

[******]{} Every inner S-component of $H$ has spirality at most four.

We prove in three steps the existence of a bend-minimum orthogonal representation $H$ that satisfies . We start by a bend-minimum orthogonal representation of $G$ with $e$ on the external face, and in the first step we prove that it either satisfies or it can be locally modified, without changing its planar embedding, so to satisfy . In the second step, we prove that from the orthogonal representation obtained in the first step we can derive a new orthogonal representation (still with same embedding) that satisfies in addition to . Finally, we prove that this last representation also satisfies . [**Step 1: Property **]{}. Suppose that $H$ is a bend-minimum orthogonal


of $C_o({\overline}{G}) \cap C_o(G)$ (such an edge exists since $C_o(G)$ has at least three edges and, by hypothesis and a simple counting argument, at least one of its edges has no bend in $H$). The resulting plane graph ${\overline}{G''}$ still satisfies the three conditions of Theorem \[th:RN03\] and admits a representation ${\overline}{H''}$ without bends; the representation of which ${\overline}{H''}$ is the rectilinear image is a bend-minimum orthogonal representation of $G$ with at most two bends per edge. To see that two bends per edge is worst-case optimal, just consider a bend-minimum representation of the complete graph $K_4$.

[**Step 2: Property **]{}. Let $H$ be a bend-minimum orthogonal representation of $G$ that satisfies $\textsf{O1}$ and let ${\overline}{H}$ be its rectilinear image. The plane underlying graph ${\overline}{G}$ of ${\overline}{H}$ satisfies the three conditions of${\mathrm{skel}\xspace}(\mu)$ that correspond to Q-nodes and let $n_D$ be the number of edges of ${\mathrm{skel}\xspace}(\mu)$ that correspond to P- and R-nodes whose cheapest representation is -shaped. Obviously, any bend-minimum orthogonal representation of $G_\mu$ satisfying has cost at least $c_0$. We have the following.

[lemma]{}[snodespirality]{}\[le:s-node-spirality\] An inner S-component admits a bend-minimum orthogonal representation respecting Properties and with cost $c_0$ if its spirality $k \leq n_Q+n_D-1$ and with cost $c_0 + k - n_Q-n_D+1$ if $k > n_Q+n_D-1$.

Note that the possible presence in ${\mathrm{skel}\xspace}(\mu)$ of virtual edges corresponding to P- and R-nodes whose cheapest representation is -shaped does not increase the spirality reachable at cost $c_0$ by the S-node. Lemma \[le:s-node-spirality\] also provides an alternative proof of a known result ([@DBLP:journals/siamcomp/BattistaLV98 Lemma 5.2]), stating that for a planar $3$-graph the number of


bends of a bend-minimum $k$-spiral representation of an inner S-component does not decrease when $k$ increases. Moreover, since for an inner S-component $n_Q \geq 2$, a consequence of Lemma \[le:s-node-spirality\] is Corollary \[co:k01\]. It implies that every bend-minimum $k$-spiral representation of an inner S-component does not require additional bends with respect to the bend-minimum representations of their subcomponents when $k \in \{0,1\}$.

\[co:k01\] For each $k \in \{0,1\}$, every inner S-component admits a bend-minimum orthogonal representation of cost $c_0$ with spirality $k$.

[lemma]{}[Snodes]{}\[le:S-nodes\] Let $\mu$ be an inner S-node and $n_\mu$ be the number of vertices of ${\mathrm{skel}\xspace}(\mu)$. There exists an $O(n_\mu)$-time algorithm that computes a set of candidate orthogonal representations of $G_\mu$, each having at most two bends per edge.

[**Candidate Representations for an R-node.**]{} If $\mu$ is an R-node, its childrenbased approaches. A positive result in this direction is given in [@DBLP:conf/wg/RahmanN02] for plane 3-graphs.

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[^1]: Research supported in part by the project: “Algoritmi e sistemi di analisi visuale di reti complesse e di grandi dimensioni - Ricerca di Base 2018, Dipartimento di Ingegneria dell’Università degli Studi di Perugia” and by MIUR project “MODE – MOrphing graph Drawings Efficiently”, prot. 20157EFM5C\_001.

[^2]: Angles of $360$ degrees only occur at 1-degree vertices; we can avoid to specify them.


trial on certain elements of the crime.
A criminal defendant has the constitutional right to a jury trial for any offense punishable by incarceration. Minn. Const. art. I, §§ 4, 6; U.S. Const. art. III, § 2, cl. 3; U.S. Const. amend. VI; Minn. R.Crim. P. 26.01, subd. 1(1)(a) (2008). This right includes the right to be tried before a jury on every element of the charged offense. State v. Hinton, 702 N.W.2d 278, 281 (Minn.App.2005), review denied (Minn. Oct. 26, 2005). But a defendant may waive the right to a jury trial on any particular element by stipulation. Id. Because the right to a jury trial is a fundamental right, waiver of this right must be "personal, explicit, and in accordance with rule 26.01." State v. Halseth, 653trial under rule 26.01, subdivision 4, must expressly waive the fundamental rights listed in subdivision 3, and failure to do so requires reversal).
We have applied the harmless-error analysis in other settings. One such case arose when a defendant charged with first-degree criminal sexual conduct stipulated to the element that he was more than 36 months older than the victim without waiving his right to a jury trial on that element. State v. Wright, 679 N.W.2d 186, 190 (Minn.App.2004), review denied (Minn. June 29, 2004). In Wright, we applied a harmless-error analysis to the district court's failure to obtain appellant's personal waiver. Id. at 191. In part, we reasoned that proving the age element to the jury would have had "a more prejudicial effect than the stipulation" because appellant


of such a theory, we only recognize that it exists and that under the test set out in Christianson, exclusive federal jurisdiction pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 1338(a) is absent.
Of course, since the state court does indeed have jurisdiction over this cause of action it can decide the entire case, including the question of the validity of the patent at issue.
This is made clear by the Federal Circuit Court of Appeals in Christianson, 822 F.2d 1544, at 1552 (Fed.Cir.1987), which was affirmed at 486 U.S. 800, 108 S.Ct. 2166, 100 L.Ed.2d 811 (1988):
"Congress was not concerned that an occasional patent law decision of a regional circuit court, or of a state court, would defeat its goal of increased uniformity in the national law of patents.... [fn. 10] Theof the trial court overruling defendant's exception of no cause of action is hereby affirmed, and this case is remanded back to the trial court for disposition on the merits. Our prior order reversing the trial court is hereby vacated. Costs of this proceeding to be assessed to defendants, New England Insurance Co. and David L. Ray.
AFFIRMED.
NOTES
[1]  28 U.S.C. § 1338(a) provides that:

"The district courts shall have original jurisdiction of any civil action arising under any Act of Congress relating to patents, plant variety protection, copyrights and trade-marks. Such jurisdiction shall be exclusive of the courts of the states in patent, plant variety protection and copyright cases."
[2]  Paragraph nine of Delta's petition reads as follows:

"During the course and scope of said employment, defendant Ray was negligent


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with them), essential medicine, petrol for the boat... If
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some supplies for the second week from Murter.
- After shopping for supplies, you will be transferred by
car to the boat which will take you to the Kornati islands.
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123
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23
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mentioned in [@Bayen]. It was shown in [@ferm] that it can be obtained by deformation quantization of a Grassmann algebra. The Pauli star product (\[starPDef\]) leads to a Cliffordization of the Grassmann algebra of the $\theta_i$, because the star-anticommutator is given by $$\{\theta_i,\theta_j\}_{{*_{\scriptscriptstyle P}}} =
\theta_i{*_{\scriptscriptstyle P}}\theta_j+\theta_j{*_{\scriptscriptstyle P}}\theta_i= \hbar\delta_{ij}.$$ The even Grassmann functions $$\sigma^i= \frac{1}{i\hbar}\varepsilon^{ijk}\theta_j\theta_k ,
\qquad i=1,2,3, \label{sigma}$$ fulfill the relations $$\left[\sigma^i,\sigma^j\right]_{{*_{\scriptscriptstyle P}}}=
2i\varepsilon^{ijk}\sigma^k \qquad\mathrm{and}\qquad
\left\{\sigma^i,\sigma^j\right\}_{{*_{\scriptscriptstyle P}}}= 2\delta^{ij}$$ with $\left[\sigma^i,\sigma^j\right]_{{*_{\scriptscriptstyle P}}}=
\sigma^i{*_{\scriptscriptstyle P}}\sigma^j-\sigma^j{*_{\scriptscriptstyle P}}\sigma^i$, they therefore correspond to the Pauli matrices. Note that $\{1,\sigma^1,\sigma^2,\sigma^3\}$ is a basis of the even subalgebra of the Grassmann algebra, and that this space is closed under ${*_{\scriptscriptstyle P}}$ multiplication. From Eqs. (\[Sdef\]) and (\[sigma\]) we see that $S_3=\frac{\hbar}{2}\sigma^3$ and $H=\omega S_3=\frac{\hbar\omega}{2}\sigma^3$.

The *involution* operation in the space of Grassmann variables [@Ber] is a mapping $F \mapsto \overline{F}$ satisfyingand one if only one of the sectors has a state with $E=0$. This index is the Witten index [@Wittenindex], which reveals whether the supersymmetry is exact or broken.

The Dirac Equation
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\[rqm\]

With the Grassmannian representation of the Pauli matrices (\[sigma\]) it is possible to give a Grassmannian representation of the Dirac $\gamma$-matrices with two sets of $\sigma^i$. Starting with the variables $\theta_1,\ldots,\theta_6$ one can build two triples of $\sigma^i= \frac{2}{i\hbar} \varepsilon^{ijk}
\theta_j\theta_k$, one for $i,j,k\in\{1,2,3\}$ and one for $i,j,k\in\{4,5,6\}$, by which the tensor structure of $\hat{\alpha}^i=\hat{\sigma}^1\otimes\hat{\sigma}^i$ and $\hat{\beta}=\hat{\sigma}^3\otimes \hat{I}$ in the Dirac representation as $4\times 4$ matrices is reproduced. The four functions defined as $$\alpha^i=\sigma^i\sigma^4\quad (i=1,2,3)
\qquad\mathrm{and}\qquad\beta=\sigma^6, \label{albesix}$$ fulfill the equations $$\{\alpha_k,\alpha_l\}_{{*_{\scriptscriptstyle P}}}= 2\delta_{kl}\ ,\qquad
\{\alpha_k,\beta\}_{{*_{\scriptscriptstyle P}}}= 0\qquad\mathrm{and}\qquad
\beta{*_{\scriptscriptstyle P}}\beta= 1\text{,} \label{Diral}$$ where we used the Pauli star product (\[starPDef\]) for $d=6$. Conceptually


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that the 11N glycosylation site deletion may result in low infectivity of H5N1 AIV in CEF.Figure 3**Growth curve of mutant virus in CEF.** The cell monolayers were infected with mutant viruses at an MOI of 1 for 72 h, and TCID~50~ virus titers were measured in the supernatants at the time points indicated. The error bars represent SD of the means from three independent experiments. The statistical differences in the growth properties between the wild-type virus and mutant viruses was assessed through a Mann--Whitney test (\**p* \< 0.05).

Thermal stability of the recombinant viruses {#Sec16}
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All mutant viruses were treated with three temperatures (56, 42, 37 °C) to measure their thermal stability (Figure [4](#Fig4){ref-type="fig"}). All mutant viruses lost their hemagglutination within 20 min after 56 °C incubation, while hemagglutination titer of the wild-type virus rSY remained 3 log2mutant viruses in mice organs**VirusVirus replication in experimentally infected mice \[number of virus-positive mice/number tested mice (mean titer ± SD)\]LungLiverSpleenKidneysBrainHeart3 dpi6 dpi3 dpi6 dpi3 dpi6 dpi3 dpi6 dpi3 dpi6 dpi3 dpi6 dpirSY3/3 (3.3 ± 1)3/3 (4.0 ± 0.5)0/30/30/30/30/30/32/3 (0.8 ± 0)0/30/30/3rSY-Δ103/3 (2.9 ± 1.3)3/3 (4.2 ± 0.6)0/30/30/31/3 (0.5 ± 0)2/3 (0.5 ± 0.2)2/3 (0.8 ± 0.3)0/30/32/3 (1 ± 0.5)1/3 (0.3 ± 0)rSY-Δ110/30/30/30/30/30/30/30/30/30/30/30/3rSY-Δ10/111/3 (1.5 ± 0)0/30/30/30/30/30/30/30/30/30/30/36-week-old BALB/c mice were infected intranasally with 10^4^ EID~50~ of each virus in a 50 μL volume. Organs were collected on days 3 and 6 post-inoculation, and clarified homogenates were titrated for virus infectivity in eggs at initial dilution of 1:10 (lung), 1:2 (other tissues), or undiluted if negative at the lowest dilution.dpi: days post-infection.

Discussion {#Sec20}
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There are a variety of potential glycosylation sites distributed among SY-H5N1 subtype AIV hemagglutinin. Among them, 10/11NNST is highly conserved. A previous study showed that 10/11NNST is an overlapping glycosylation site, the double deletion


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All along we both taught at colleges...we did demonstrations every chance we could and did a lot of marketing.

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Synchronization of hair cycle {#Sec6}
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On day 8 of the experiment, we anesthetized all mice and applied a mixture of wax and rosin (1:1 on weight) to the murine back skin (from neck to tail) to induce anagen. Then we peeled off the mixture and removed all hair shafts to induce synchronization of hair cycle \[[@CR10]\]. Mice were not exposed to restraint stress on the day of depilation.

Pharmaceutical intervention {#Sec7}
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Forty C57BL/6 mice were randomly assigned to four subgroups (*n* = 10 each group): (1) the non-stressed or control group (CTRL); (2) chronic restraint stress group (RS): application of chronic restraint stress without drug; (3) AVE + chronic restraint stress (AR): application of AVE (dissolved in 0.5% CMC-Na) with 80 mg/kg/day by gavage for 23 days, also applied with chronic restraint stress; (4)5% minoxidil +


chronic restraint stress (MR): 100 μl of 5% minoxidil (Mandi, China) was topically applied daily on murine back skin for 16 days after depilation, also applied with chronic restraint stress. CTRL, RS and MR groups received the same volume of vehicle (0.5% CMC-Na) for 23 days in paralleled with AR group.

Tissue collection {#Sec8}
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All animals were sacrificed by cervical dislocation under anesthesia on day 26 of the experiment (day 18 after depilation). Dorsal skin specimens were harvested about 2 × 5 cm, and then partially fixed in 4% paraformaldehyde to perform hematoxylin and eosin (H&E) staining. The remaining skin samples were immediately cryopreserved in liquid nitrogen to perform immunofluorescence and western blot analysis.

Histological examination {#Sec9}
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Skin specimens were obtained as described above. The tissues were embedded in paraffin, and 4-μm thick sections were cut for hematoxylinSP^+^ nerve fibers number of the RS group was significantly increased (*p* \< 0.001) (Fig. [4](#Fig4){ref-type="fig"}b). AVE administration significantly decreased the SP^+^ nerve fibers number compared with the RS group (*p* \< 0.001). Whereas, the reduced number of SP^+^ nerve fibers did not reach a level of statistical significance between the MR and RS group (*p* \> 0.05). Similar results were observed in CGRP^+^ nerve fibers among four groups. This phenomenon suggested that CRS cause the increase of peripheral nerve SP and CGRP expressions, and application of AVE counteracted these effects. Fig. 4Effects of AVE on melanogenic proteins in murine dorsal skin. **a** Representative western blot analysis of the expressions of TYR, TRP-1, TRP-2 and MITF. **b** Quantitation of western blot analysis for TYR, TRP-1, TRP-2 and MITF. Equal protein loadings were confirmed using


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The Worcester Center for Crafts, located in Worcester, Massachusetts, is one of Worcester's oldest cultural institutions and was one of the first organizations of its kind in the United States. Founded in 1856 by the Worcester Employment Society, the Center provided women with the skills needed to make and sell handcrafts.

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Lincoln vehicles were tailored to the wealthy, and during the Great Depression, Lincoln's production suffered. This Lincoln model is number four of the 13 built and is powered by a 414 cubic-inch V-12 engine offering 150 horsepower.

This non-collapsible cabriolet (Model K 304-B), although collapsible over chauffeur's compartment, was purchased from a Canadian body shop, where it had resided for many years. There is little history of the previous owners, although this model was referred to as the President's Car. One of four


it has been driven only 6,000 miles and is has required only minor servicing.

This 1935 Lincoln wears coachwork by Brunn. It is a 3-window, 5 passenger Sedan that was purchased at auction in August of 1977 by the current caretaker's grandfather. The original owner was a wealthy man who eventually lent it to his college-bound son. It was later leased to a movie-production company and at some point, it was believed to have been driven through a mock fruit stand during a movie shoot.

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The system, known as the Automated Virtual Agent for Truth Assessment in Real Time, has already begun tests with the Canadian Border Services Agency, and it's hoped this can soon help agents screen for criminals and even potential terrorists.

The robot uses eye-detection software along with an array of sensors to pick up on the physiological signs that indicate a person is lying, and once it becomes suspicious, it can flag the passenger for further inspection.

The system, known as the Automated Virtual Agent for Truth Assessment in Real Time, has already begun tests with the Canadian Border Services Agency, and it's hoped this can soon help agents screen for criminals and even potential terrorists

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 Faculty of Dentistry: accepting 150 students per year
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Siegel also mentioned to TheDC that the National Council for Jewish Women will not endorse the march, but TheDC was unable to independently confirm this.

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thermodynamic interpretation of information geometry
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We here discuss a stochastic thermodynamic interpretation of information geometry in a near-equilibirum system, where the entropy production rate is given by the second order expansion for the thermodynamic flow (or the thermodynamic force). This second order expansion is well known as linear irreversible thermodynamics [@supschnakenberg1976network].

If we assume $F^{(\nu)}_{x' \to x} = 0$, we have $J^{(\nu)}_{x' \to x} =  0$. Thus, we have a linear expansion of thermodynamic force $F^{(\nu)}_{x' \to x}$ in terms of the thermodynamic flow $J^{(\nu)}_{x' \to x}$ for a near-equilibrium condition (i.e., $F^{(\nu)}_{x' \to x} \simeq 0$ for any $x$ and $x'$) $$\begin{aligned}
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Retrieving devices are commonly used for training hunting canines to retrieve downed game, and are commonly referred to “bumper bars” or just “bumpers.” Conventional bumpers come in two basic designs: traditional cylindrical dummies and dead fowl dummies. Cylindrical dummies are solid-walled objects made of rubber, plastic, or canvas, typically about 12 inches long and about 1 to 4 inches in diameter. Dead fowl dummies are solid-walled objects shaped and painted to resemble deal fowl. In use, a trainer launches a bumper out to a spot as much as about 800 yards away from a dog, and the dog retrieves the bumper while holding the bumper in its mouth, then the launch-and-retrieve process is repeated a number of times during a training sessions.
Repeatedly retrieving a bumper during a trainingthe flowmeter. The natural vibration modes of the vibrating system are defined in part by the combined mass of the conduits and the material flowing within the conduits.
When there is no flow through the flowmeter, a driving force applied to the conduit(s) causes all points along the conduit(s) to oscillate with identical phase or with a small “zero offset”, which is a time delay measured at zero flow. As material begins to flow through the flowmeter, Coriolis forces cause each point along the conduit(s) to have a different phase. For example, the phase at the inlet end of the flowmeter lags the phase at the centralized driver position, while the phase at the outlet leads the phase at the centralized driver position. Pickoffs on the conduit(s) produce sinusoidal


6 Facts About Sales Everyone Thinks Are True

Getting Cash Out of Your Junk Car If you have a car in your yard that is no longer functioning and is starting to become an eyesore from collecting rust and just baking under the sun, then the opportunity to make money out of it may be something you want to take into consideration. Among the things you need to understand about cars is that even if you consider them to be junk, there are those that consider them to be treasures and you may be able to get a substantial amount of money from selling yours. Of course, you need to understand that there are also certain things that you need to consider when it comes to selling your junkand certificate in the key store. Once you have multiple keys, weird things happen when you try to connect:
java.io.IOException: HTTPS hostname wrong:  should be <127.0.0.1>

This was quite a mystifying error but I finally managed to track it down by writing a unit test which connects to the server and asserts that the CN on the certificate matches the hostname. What I found was quite interesting - Jetty seems to arbitrarily choose which certificate to present to the client, but in a consistent fashion.
For instance:

If "CN=localhost" and "CN=cheese.mydomain" are in the key store, it always chose "CN=cheese.mydomain".
If "CN=127.0.0.1" and "CN=cheese.mydomain" are in the key store, it always chose "CN=cheese.mydomain".
If "CN=192.168.222.100" (cheese.mydomain) and "CN=cheese.mydomain" are in the key store, it always chose "CN=192.168.222.100".

I wrote some code which loops through


had with some picks in Master of Orion II was that nobody cared about them and the bonus was too easily countered.

+ship defense or +ship offence... My early races experimented with these and the gains simply didn't matter at all... The best defense was was 7 points as well. Only worked for beams and too weak bonus.

Omniscient seems a good bonus, but it's only good early game when you lack speed and every turn counts to colonize good systems asap.

-food picks and -science picks where so crippling that their value in point was not priced correctly...

All of this meant that of the basic 13 races, some remained super weak especially with AI players (Mrrshans, Elerians, Bulrathi, Trilarans) and others having same points ruled the universe (Klackons, Sakkras, Silicoids,awesome), but the half science really hurts.

The_StormWraith, on 23 March 2016 - 03:45 PM, said:

Nice choices. Where possible in games I like to take an obvious negative and, if possible, try and make it work for you. So Feudalism, with it's grotesque science rate, I would try to make irrelevant with spying and capturing of technology. If I am honest... this rarely worked. But it was awfully fun to play. My own favorite combinations were often based on Feudal and Aquatic, and if I could manage it, telepathic and cybernetic. This meant I could capture ships in battle, use them immediately in combat, and be repairing them at the same time so they would survive long enough to be reverse engineered. (Not all these traits were necessarily possible


It's time to get over your Dark Knight snub-inspired bitterness and embrace the Oscars for all their shallow showbiz glitz. Here's our rundown of who and what to watch for tonight.

Thanks to Yair Raveh's rundown of the planned scheduling for tonight's show, it's become much easier for us to plan your evening out for you, letting you know just when you can stop paying attention and start ordering pizza (All times PST):

5:38: Host Hugh Jackman's opening performance: How can you not want to see Wolverine himself in what is likely to involve some comedy and some singing? You can't, if only for the potential car-crash potential in working in an awkward X-Men Origins: Wolverine plug. Me, I won't be happy unless Liev Schreiber appears for a cameo.

5:45: Actressfun and all, but if this doesn't go to Wall-E, then someone's managed to bribe the entire Academy.

6:05: Animated Short Film: Unless you're a big animation fan, this would be a good time to go check on your drinks situation; you won't have heard of any of these nominees and, sadly, you'll probably never hear of them again, either. Wait, was that too cynical?

6:14: Art Direction: In fact, you're in the depths of the awards by now - The next big one isn't until 7 o'clock, so if you need to go out and walk the dog or something, feel free. Although this is the first of The Dark Knight's nominations of the evening, so you may want to stick around after all...

6:18: Costume Design: And this would


be a good time to flip over to see whether Sci Fi's Lake Placid is looking worth checking out, unless you have any costumer friends.

6:20: Make-Up: Not that I didn't like Aaron Eckhart's Two-Face in Dark Knight, but if Hellboy II: The Golden Army doesn't win this one, it'll be my scream that you'll be hearing around this time of the evening.

6:30: Cinematography: Another Dark Knight nom here - and one that it deserves, considering the beautiful look of the movie and the technological challenges involved in shooting it.

6:36: Science and Technical Awards Recap: That embarrassing part of the evening when they say that the technical awards aren't as important as all the other awards, and cut to a video of some poor actress who had to hosttranscriptional controls affecting expression of the Drosophila insulin receptor gene indicates that a remarkable amount of DNA is dedicated to encoding sophisticated feedback and feed forward signals. The human INSR gene is likely to contain a similar level of transcriptional complexity; here, we summarize over three decades of molecular biology and genetic research that points to a still incompletely understood regulatory control system. Further elucidation of transcriptional controls of INSR will provide the basis for understanding human genetic variation that underlies population-level physiological differences and disease.


currency gives China an export advantage by reducing the price of its goods for foreign buyers. It also has the effect of discouraging imports by increasing their costs.

The Chinese central bank’s decision followed Trump’s announcement last week that he was imposing a 10 percent tariff on another $300 billion worth of Chinese goods effective Sept. 1. That put downward pressure on the value of the renminbi, the official name of China’s currency, which is denominated in yuan. Trump has already imposed a 25 percent duty on $250 billion worth of Chinese goods.

Morning Tax Sign up for our tax policy newsletter and stay informed — weekday mornings, in your inbox. Email Sign Up By signing up you agree to receive email newsletters or alerts from POLITICO. You can unsubscribeinflammasome structure requires protein--protein interactions, often between CARD domain-containing proteins, for example, between ASC and caspase-1, NLR family CARD domain-containing protein 4 (NLRC4) and ASC or NLRC4 and caspase-1. Canonical inflammasomes can recruit multiple NLRs and caspases to the same inflammasome complex to tailor a pathogen-specific inflammatory response[@b5]. This recruitment occurs through multiple domain-specific protein interactions, including those mediated by CARDs. Identifying the final composition of inflammasomes formed in response to specific pathogens or cellular insults, and how this affects inflammasome activity, is likely to be of major clinical importance in infectious and inflammatory disease research.

CARD9 is a CARD-containing adaptor protein with roles in activating innate immune signalling, particularly in response to fungal[@b6] and viral infections[@b7][@b8]. CARD9 regulates dectin-1 stimulation of nuclear factor-κB (NF-κB) activation[@b9], reactive oxygen species


of the constitutional limitation of that power. The reserved power cannot be construed so as to destroy the limitation, nor is the limitation to be construed to destroy the reserved power in its essential aspects. They must be construed in harmony with each other. This principle precludes a construction which would permit the State to adopt as its policy the repudiation of debts or the destruction of contracts or the denial of means to enforce them." Blaisdell, supra, at 439. But we think the objects of the Texas statute make abundantly clear that it impairs no protected right under the Contract Clause.

III.
Texas, upon entering the Union, reserved its entire public domain, one-half of which was set aside under the 1876 Constitution to finance a universal system of freeCourt thinks is "reasonable," therefore the State will be allowed to ignore the Contract Clause of the Constitution. There follow citation of one or two dicta from past cases and a bit of skillful "balancing," and the Court arrives at its conclusion: although the obligation of the contract has been impaired here, this impairment does not seem to the Court to be very serious or evil, and so therefore "The Contract Clause does not forbid such a measure."

II.
In its opinion the Court's discussion of the Contract Clause and this Court's past decisions applying it is brief. For the most part the Court instead discusses the difficulties and regret which the Government of Texas has experienced on account of the contracts it entered. I therefore think that the first


Clauses of the Fifth and Fourteenth Amendments,[20] and which has done so much to water down the safeguards of First Amendment freedoms. See note 1, supra. The Court says, "Laws which restrict a party to those gains reasonably to be expected from the *529 contract are not subject to attack under the Contract Clause, notwithstanding that they technically alter an obligation of a contract." Otherwise stated, a person can make a good deal with a State but if it turns out to be a very good deal for him or a very bad deal for the State, the State is free to renege at any time. And whether gains can "reasonably be expected from the contract" is of course, in the Court's view, for this Court to decide.USER   FD   TYPE             DEVICE SIZE/OFF NODE NAME

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Just killed that by typing in shell
kill -9 <PID>. Use the same PID that has been provided in the last answer.
Then run npm start.


parameters supplied to the update certificate operation.
   * @param parameters The parameters supplied to the update certificate operation.
   * @param [options] The optional parameters
   * @returns Promise<Models.CertificateUpdateResponse>
   */
  update(resourceGroupName: string, automationAccountName: string, certificateName: string, parameters: Models.CertificateUpdateParameters, options?: msRest.RequestOptionsBase): Promise<Models.CertificateUpdateResponse>;
  /**
   * @param resourceGroupName Name of an Azure Resource group.
   * @param automationAccountName The name of the automation account.
   * @param certificateName The parameters supplied to the update certificate operation.
   * @param parameters The parameters supplied to the update certificate operation.
   * @param callback The callback
   */
  update(resourceGroupName: string, automationAccountName: string, certificateName: string, parameters: Models.CertificateUpdateParameters, callback: msRest.ServiceCallback<Models.Certificate>): void;
  /**
   * @param resourceGroupName Name| msRest.ServiceCallback<Models.CertificateListResult>, callback?: msRest.ServiceCallback<Models.CertificateListResult>): Promise<Models.CertificateListByAutomationAccountNextResponse> {
    return this.client.sendOperationRequest(
      {
        nextPageLink,
        options
      },
      listByAutomationAccountNextOperationSpec,
      callback) as Promise<Models.CertificateListByAutomationAccountNextResponse>;
  }
}

// Operation Specifications
const serializer = new msRest.Serializer(Mappers);
const deleteMethodOperationSpec: msRest.OperationSpec = {
  httpMethod: "DELETE",
  path: "subscriptions/{subscriptionId}/resourceGroups/{resourceGroupName}/providers/Microsoft.Automation/automationAccounts/{automationAccountName}/certificates/{certificateName}",
  urlParameters: [
    Parameters.resourceGroupName,
    Parameters.automationAccountName,
    Parameters.certificateName,
    Parameters.subscriptionId
  ],
  queryParameters: [
    Parameters.apiVersion0
  ],
  headerParameters: [
    Parameters.acceptLanguage
  ],
  responses: {
    200: {},
    default: {


1942 (Duras Jubileé, Alexander Alekhine and Klaus Junge won), won at Prague 1943 (B&M-ch), tied for 4th= at Zlín 1943 (Čeněk Kottnauer won).

After the war, he shared 11th at Prague 1946 (Treybal Memorial, Miguel Najdorf won), shared 1st in Czechoslovak Chess Championship at Bratislava 1948 but lost a play-off match for the title to Emil Richter, took 17th at Karlovy Vary 1948 (Foltys won), took 16th at Szczawno Zdrój 1950 (Paul Keres won), took 3rd at Prague 1953 (CSR-ch, Luděk Pachman won), shared 13th at Mariánské Lázně / Prague 1956 (Miroslav Filip won), took 10th at Sofia 1957 (zonal, Filip won). Zita played in the 1957 European Team Championship where the Czech team won the bronze medal.

Zíta was awarded the International Master (IM) title in 1950.

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to me because I sensed the sorrow of her son, slipping into madness; Bottom’s dream more poignant; Hermione’s resurrection more miraculous. When it came time to defend my thesis, a professor nonchalantly commented that he couldn’t see, after the murder of his beloved daughter, that death was a better alternative for Lear than life. I surprised even myself when I snapped back, “That’s because you have no children.”

I realize now that I set out to create a legacy for my daughter; to make her proud, to give her options, to draw a blueprint that she could choose to accept or reject but that she could see was useful to me as a woman. I also realize that accomplishing things (be they academic, financial, therapeutic, or simply humane) comes5m is in excellent condition. It is a salt water pool and it is heated with a heat pump. A pretty shed in the garden houses the pool equipment. The pool is used from March to the November, as it benefits from a glazed dome cover, which can be partially or fully extended depending on the seasons.


PhenixID Documentation

Username & Password

Performing this scenario will produce a RADIUS Username & Password authentication using either Active Directory, LDAP or SQL database as the primary user store.

This article will use LDAP as the primary user store.

Name & Description

Start by giving the scenario a friendly name and description. Then click Next.

User store selection

User search settings

Enter a search filter. This will be used to locate the authenticating user. Configure the search base by browsing through clicking "Choose" or manually enter the search base root. None of the values may be blank.

Example to login using email as username:

mail={{request.User-Name}}

This following example will only allow users that are member of the OTP-GROUP and title starting with Manager.1. Field of the Invention
The present disclosure relates to an assembled connecting device with a protective sleeve; in particular, to a connecting device providing better protection.
2. Description of Related Art
Conventional connecting devices are connection elements and their supplemental accessories used on electronic signaling and electric power, mainly for facilitating accurate transmission of signals between different products. Conventional connecting devices are of many different types and structures, and can be applied on computers, peripheral devices for computers, industrial devices, telecommunication and communication, automobile, transportation, domestic appliance, medical equipment, etc.
Most conventional connecting devices each have an insulation main body and a plurality of endpoints disposed on the insulation main body. When the connecting device is not in use, the insulation main body and the a plurality of endpoints are exposed,


this: https://blogs.msdn.microsoft.com/shawnfa/2009/06/08/more-implicit-uses-of-cas-policy-loadfromremotesources/
The important part of it is how it treats assemblies being loaded. I was in the right area with adding the IP of the server to intranet zone, it just needed to be the full path of the folder that the solution was in.
So if anyone else has this issue, try adding your solution's folder to the intranet zone, as that fixes it.

Cyber Deterrence: Cybersecurity’s Next Phase

Can we reduce the likelihood of digital attacks?

Cyber attackers pose many threats to a wide range of targets. Russia, for example, was accused of hacking Democratic Party computers throughout the year, interfering with the U.S. presidential election. Then there was the unknown attacker who, on a single October day, used thousands of Internet-connected devices, such as digital video recorders and cameras compromised by Mirai malware, to take down several high-profile websites, including Twitter.

Deterrence focuses on making potential adversaries think twice about attacking, forcing them to consider the costs of doing so, as well as the consequences that might come from a counterattack. There are two main principles of deterrence. The first, denial, involves convincing would-be attackers that they won’t succeed, at least without enormous


brake disk. The formation of the friction parts with frictional material enables the formation of a lightweight brake disk from a light aluminum alloy.
However, some types of brake disks need friction parts requiring a greater thickness. Another exemplary brake disk of the conventional art is disclosed in Japanese Patent Application No. JP-A No. H9-42339. This type of brake disk is provided with thick frictional members. This type of arrangement bonds friction members formed from an alloy steel to the opposite surfaces of an aluminum disk by explosive cladding.
However explosive cladding is an expensive, complex and time consuming process. Explosive cladding processes require the troublesome steps of putting an alloy steel member on an aluminum member, mounting a buffer on the alloy steel member, putting a proper amount ofexplosive on the buffer, and detonating the explosive by a detonator attached to one end of the explosive.
An exemplary disk rotor of the conventional art is disclosed in Japanese Utility Model No. 2557898. In this type of arrangement, a brake disk is provided with a thick frictional member. This arrangement incorporates a plate-shaped member of a carbon-fiber-reinforced composite material positioned between a pair of metal plates forming a disk rotor. The pair of metal plates and the plate-shaped member are joined together by riveting.
However, a process for uniting together the pair of metal plates and the plate-shaped member requires a step of forming a plurality of through holes in the pair of metal plates and the plate-shaped member, and an additional step of pressing down the ends of


a plurality of rivets. Thus, this technique requires additional parts, additional fabrication steps and ultimately increased manufacturing/assembly costs.
The conventional art arrangements are not practically suited for mass production in which a member formed of a titanium alloy or an aluminum alloy and member formed of an iron-base material are bonded together.
The explosive cladding method proposed in JP-A No. H9-42339 and the rivet bonding method disclosed in Japanese Utility Model No. 2557898 increase the manufacturing costs of the brake disk. Accordingly, manufacturing techniques that will replace these known techniques would be advantageous to the related art.
The present invention overcomes the shortcomings associated with the related art and achieves other advantages not realized by the related art.
An aspect of the present invention to provide techniques capable of reducing the weightand a pair of friction members formed of an iron-base material and bonded to the inner surface and the outer surface of the disk body by a respective brazing layer; wherein the pair of friction members has an inner friction member and an outer friction member, the inner friction member having a thickness t3 different from a thickness t5 of the outer friction member.
These and other aspects are further accomplished by a method of forming a brake disk, the method comprising the steps of positioning a first friction member between a plurality of pins attached to a support plate of a jig; applying a first brazing metal filler layer to the first friction member; positioning a first surface of a disk body over the brazing metal filler layer;


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- 1667 = 1641 - 3005 for o.
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the third major treatment category, but some randomized trials produced a significant reduction in distant relapse rate. Based on the results obtained so far, future clinical trials should be continued to search for more effective programs in the systemic control of advanced head and neck cancer.man charged with orchestrating the Penn St. cover-up and the investigator who exposed his alleged role have worked on classified projects for the government.

SEE ALSO: Penn State Investigator Louis Freeh Accused Of Heading A Massive Cover-Up As Director Of FBI >


is x(4)?
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148
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-17
Let r(h) = 9*h - 29. Give r(15).
106
Let p(y) = 151*y**2 + 4*y + 2. Determine p(-1).
149
Let f(v) = v**2 - 73*v + 179. Determine f(70).
-31
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-97
Let x(n) = n**2 + 348*n - 12993. Determine x(34).
-5
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-10
Let u(h) = -285*h - 2598. Determine u(-9).
-33
Let y(j) = -j**2 - 1928*j + 17436. What is y(9)?
3
Let p(f) = f**3 + 27*f**2 - 85*f + 66. What is p(-30)?
-84
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-14
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-5
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-40
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= -c**3 - 3*c**2 + 27*c + 97. What is a(-6)?
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9
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		err = ecode.UserCheckInvalidPhone
		return
	}
	return
}

func (s *Service) privacyCheck(c context.Context, vmid int64, field string) (err error) {
	privacy := s.privacy(c, vmid)
	if value, ok := privacy[field]; !ok || value != _defaultPrivacy {
		err = ecode.SpaceNoPrivacy
		return
	}
	return
}

// loadBlacklist load spack blacklist
func (s *Service) loadBlacklist() {
	for {
		time.Sleep(time.Duration(conf.Conf.Rule.BlackFre))
		s.Blacklist(context.Background())
	}
}


Q:

Carousel View and List View binding not working with Xamarin Forms

I have one big problem with Xamarin Forms - I have to create a carousel view/page with different list in the different pages. This is the code I've written
My main content page is DailyCarouselPage
public class DailyCarouselPage : ContentPage
{
    public CarouselViewControl carousel;
    public DailyCarouselPage ()
    {

        ObservableCollection<DailyAppointmentList> collection = new ObservableCollection<DailyAppointmentList>();

        collection.Add(new DailyAppointmentList());
        collection.Add(new DailyAppointmentList());

        StackLayout body = new StackLayout();
        carousel = new CarouselViewControl();

        carousel.ItemsSource = collection;
 announcement is a sign that the 20-something-year-old leader wants to show he’s in command. “I think it is just to exert his authority and send a message or signal that he’s in charge,” says Daniel Pinkston, north East Asia deputy project director for the Crisis Group, an advocacy group that seeks to prevent armed conflicts. Kim’s youth — he’s generally believed to be 28 or 29 — and the suddenness of his father’s death raised questions of whether he was ready to take charge.

Recent developments have shown that the leadership transition was further along than many outsiders realized, says Pinkston. He visited the North recently for a week and was surprised at the ubiquity of the public campaign promoting Kim Jong Un. “The amount of propaganda that had


As expected, US third party candidates have been excluded from the debate process that has been adjusted to the bipartisan establishment for years.

US Libertarian Party presidential nominee Gary Johnson and Green Party hopeful Jill Stein are not elegible for participating in the first presidential debate, as they don't have sufficient support from the US electorate, the Commission on Presidential Debates said in a statement on Friday.

[...]

"Hillary Clinton and her running mate, Tim Kaine, and Donald Trump and his running mate, Mike Pence, qualify to participate in the September 26 presidential debate and the October 4 vice-presidential debate, respectively," the commission noted. "No other candidates satisfied the criteria for inclusion in the September 26 and October 4 debates."

[...]

Johnson and Stein can still qualify for the two other debates whichable to cut loose in the proper environment. This is what the movie’s all about! These aren’t demons, this isn’t dark side-this is total celebration of the beauty of being alive.”

Comedian Jeffrey Ross told me a story about one time when he and Saget had been out drinking and decided to visit a friend in the hospital.

“Saget’s banging on the door, and they’re not going to let us in,” Mr. Ross said. “It’s 2 a.m. and the security guards are shrugging their shoulders like, ‘Are you kidding me?’ Saget’s shirt is half untucked, he’s all askew-he’s had people hanging on him all night, he peels women off. Saget, they all love a funny guy, especially a big tall rich one-and finally a guy mopping the floor comes over.


father was a meat executive (“We called him ‘Meathead'”) and his mother worked at a children’s hospital.

“I was not that great a kid,” he said. “My parents think I was, but I would light fires and chop things up. I had some problems. I was Lord of the Flies –ish, but I didn’t kill a person.”

In second grade one day, he repeatedly dropped a pair of scissors so he could look up the skirt of a girl he liked named Krissy. It wasn’t mutual, and the teacher told him to stop. Later, there was some shoplifting and vandalism.

“I mean, I would never do anything to anyone’s property now, but I broke a lot of stuff,” said Mr. Saget, who by 15 was geeky, bespectacled and overweight. “I wasinterfere with that, you know?

“Women come around me-I just don’t know what it means,” Mr. Saget added. “When I meet a girl in a club, sometimes I’ll just scrape off with a fingernail clipper some of their DNA and go home and create what I need, in a lab situation. I need a woman that I can stitch together. I want to sew a woman. You know, Silence of the Lambs was the funniest movie I ever saw.”

In 1997, he roasted Rodney Dangerfield at the Aspen Comedy Festival and had him over for Thanksgiving. Dangerfield ate a drumstick like Henry VIII, and one of Mr. Saget’s kids caught him smoking pot in the den.

Another time, he went to pick his mentor up for dinner.

“I show up at his


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attribute set to red. In the latter case, the code generates a
hypertext link. The label or link is then pushed onto a growing array
of HTML table cells.

return qq(

@cells

\n); }

At the end of the loop, the code incorporates the table cells into a one-row table and returns the HTML to the caller.

Potentially there can be several configuration files,
each one for a different part of the site. The path to the
configuration file is specified by a per-directory Perl configuration
variable named NavConf. We retrieve the path to the configuration file with dir_config( ), convert it into an absolute path name with server_root_relative( ), and test that the file exists with the -e operator.

Because we don't want to reparse the configuration each time we


need it, we cache the NavBar object in much the same way we did with the server-side include example. Each NavBar object has a modified( ) method that returns the time that its configuration file was modified. The NavBar objects are held in a global cache named %BARS and indexed by the name of the configuration files. The next bit of code calls stat( ) to return the configuration file's modification time--notice that we can stat( ) the _ filehandle because the foregoing -e operation will have cached its results. We then check whether there is already a ready-made NavBar
object in the cache, and if so, whether its modification date is not
older than the configuration file. If both tests are true, we return
the cached object; otherwise, we createthe bar is
generated dynamically, it rarely changes from day to day.

In order to handle If-Modified-Since
caching, you have to settle on a definition for the document's most
recent modification date. In the case of a static document, this is
simply the modification time of the file. In the case of composite
documents that consist equally of static file content and a dynamically
generated navigation bar, the modification date is either the time that
the HTML file was last changed or the time that the navigation bar
configuration file was changed, whichever happens to be more recent.
Fortunately for us, we're already storing the configuration file's
modification date in the NavBar object, so finding this aggregate modification time is relatively simple.

To use these routines, simply add the following just before the call to $r->send_http_header in the handler( )


filename into a subrequest and content_type( )
to fetch the MIME type information from the subrequest. We perform a
pattern match on the returned type and, if the file is one of the MIME
image types, add it to a growing list of image URIs. The subrequest
object's uri( ) method is called to return the absolute URI for the image. The whole process looks like this:

Note that we look up the directory entry's filename by calling the subrequest object's lookup_uri( ) method rather than using the main request object stored in $r. This takes advantage of the fact that subrequests will look up relative paths relative to their own URI.

The next step is to select a member of this list randomly, which we do using this time-tested Perl idiom:

my $lucky_one =on whether the parameters
were submitted via GET or POST. For example, you might want to use
query string parameters to initialize the default values of the
fill-out form and enter the information into a database when a POST
request is received.

When you store the parsed parameters into a hash, you
lose information about parameters that are present more than once. This
can be bad if you are expecting multivalued parameters, such as those
generated by a selection list or a series of checkboxes linked by the
same name. To keep multivalued information, you need to do something
like this:

This bit of code aggregates the GET and POST parameters into a single array named @args.
It then loops through each name=value pair, building up a hash in which
the key is the parameter name and the value is an


level. For this reason, additional path
information is often used to navigate through a virtual document tree
that is dynamically created and maintained by a CGI script or module.
However, you don't have to take advantage of the hierarchical nature of
path information. You can just use it as a handy place to store
variables. In the next chapter, we'll use additional path information
to stash a session identifier for a long-running web application.

Apache modules fetch additional path information by calling the request object's path_info( ) method. If desired, they can then turn the path information into a physical filename by calling lookup_uri( ).

An example of how additional path information can be used as a virtual document tree is shown in Example 4-11, which contains the code for Apache::TreeBrowser.
This module generates a series ofdata structure a "node."

Using the information contained in the data structure, Apache::TreeBrowser
constructs the document and displays its information along with a
browseable set of links organized in hierarchical fashion (see Figure 4-5).
As the user moves from document to document, the currently displayed
document is highlighted--sort of a hierarchical navigation bar!

The module starts by importing the usual Apache constants and the REDIRECT result code. It then creates the browseable tree by calling an internal subroutine named make_tree( ) and stores the information in a package global named $TREE.
In a real-life application, this data structure would be created in
some interesting way, for example, using a query on a database, but in
this case make_tree( ) just returns the hardcoded data structure that follows the _ _DATA_ _ token at the end of the