what, you’re getting localized versions of food from around the world which is fine. But if you want to try authentic anything, you almost need to go to that country or know someone from that country who can cook it for you.

20- Time is precious: Make the most of your time

When travelling or living abroad, every minute counts. You have a sense that your time is limited so naturally you try to make the most of it. Even when you are at a bus stop waiting for the next bus, you can do something together. Break out that hacky sack.

21- Travel can help you be more present and conscious of life as it happens: If you let it

For many of us, our routine and our habit is toor zig zaging the continent in an RV: with and without kids.

They are ordinary people like you who decided to live a little unconventionally. To make it happen, some have saved for years. Others sold their house and their possessions while still others work while on the road or some other combination. You can read about some of them here.


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through this please help shed some light on this for me. I certainly hope this scent goes away soon. This is how I smell to me. I wear a lot of body oils to camouflage the scent. Any ideas are welcomed.

Sexually I think we women have got it made with all our wonderful sexual parts but this has always been a hang up to many of us....With me I used two things.....First after a shower or before I was going to have a hot session in bed with my husband I would put some Johnson's Baby Powder around my legs....Not inside the genital area but near the inner thigh creases....It really did help...Then I used Strawberry Astroglide for lubrication....This is both pleasing to smell and believe me ato gauge what would help. I don't know wit the change is coincidental or not. But I got rid of ALL chemical based toiletries and switched to all chemical free or toxin free toiletries. This means toothpaste, shampoo, conditioner, deodorant, baby wipes, lotion, hair color, face cream, makeup...you name it. I started taking Maca root (read about MACA in the internet). I began taking some soy lecithin (not processed with hexane solvent). I switched to small amounts of soy milk organic. Within in days the odor left. what's this all about??? I'm waiting to see and observe to see a cause and effect. I think it's a change of life, but what a roller coaster ride. Learn as much as you can ladies. I'm with you. You have


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IAG had not initially considered the risks of the group being linked to a third country after the British divorce

While all sources consulted trust that there will be a deal between the EU and the UK that sees the airline sector protected from the effects of Brexit, the risks remain high. “It


after Brexit, he answered: “Magic.” An EU source with knowledge of the situation said that the group was in “a state of negotiations” until recently.

The group refuses to give any clues about what it is doing to prove that it is Spanish

The group continues to express its confidence that an ambitious agreement on air travel will be reached within the Brexit framework. “Even if there is no deal, both the EU and the United Kingdom have said that they will apply an agreement that will allow for flights to continue,” said an IAG spokesperson. As for the three-way talks with the Spanish government and the European Commission, the same source said: “IAG has had significant involvement with all of the relevant regulators and governments, and will continue toprimary human subcutaneous adipocytes were cultured, induced to differentiate as described previously,^[@bibr17-1479164118757924]^ and treated with PIs with or without TEL and/or ROSI throughout adipocyte differentiation. For 3T3-F442A, the cells were cultured with Dulbecco's Modified Eagle's medium (Sigma-Aldrich, Dorset, UK) and 10% foetal calf serum followed by the initiation of differentiation using 10 mg/mL insulin (Sigma-Aldrich). Primary human preadipocytes were cultured in a Preadipocyte Growth Medium which is a low-serum (5% v/v) medium optimised for the expansion of human preadipocytes. Once the cells became 70%--80% confluent, differentiation was induced by culturing them in the Preadipocyte Differentiation Medium, a serum-free medium, for 3 days followed by further maintenance of differentiating adipocytes in the Adipocyte Nutrition Medium. Drug treatment was started 48 h post initiation of differentiation and carried out every 48 h over a period


with the culturing of primary human adipocytes and related work and helped with the interpretation of human adipocyte data; S.P.P carried out the experiments and collected the data; S.P.P and M.P. analysed and interpreted the data and S.P.P., M.P., A.A., P.M., G.T., S.K., A.O. and D.J.B. wrote the manuscript.

**Declaration of conflicting interests:** The author(s) declared no potential conflicts of interest with respect to the research, authorship and/or publication of this article.

**Funding:** The author(s) disclosed receipt of the following financial support for the research, authorship, and/or publication of this article: SP was supported by the NIHR Biomedical Research Centre in Microbial Diseases, Liverpool for carrying out this work.

**ORCID iD:** Sudeep P Pushpakom ![](10.1177_1479164118757924-img1.jpg) <https://orcid.org/0000-0002-6682-4235>
investors were given the option of collecting a share
of the actual rental income from their lease, collecting six percent of the lease's purchase price
annually as rental income, or collecting the six percent rental income plus an additional five percent
annually (for a total of eleven percent of the lease purchase price) if they granted the management
company an option to purchase the lease.  Payments to investors were to be made monthly.
		Meyer testified that he began selling the universal lease to his clients in 1999, after
attending a Kelly-run training program in Mexico and being assured, by securities counsel employed
by Kelly, that the new product fully complied with applicable legal requirements.  Meyer sold the
universal lease product exclusively from 1999 until 2003, when he exhausted his personal client
base.  Meyer succeeded


the agency and nonetheless amount to substantial
evidence.  City of El Paso, 883 S.W.2d at 185.  We presume that the agency's findings, inferences,
conclusions, and decisions are supported by substantial evidence, and the burden is on the contestant
to prove otherwise.  City of Waco, 346 S.W.3d at 813; Collins, 94 S.W.3d at 881.

ANALYSIS
		Each of Meyer's issues is focused primarily on TDI's theory that Meyer acted
recklessly with respect to the truth of his representations concerning likely returns from universal
leases by failing to "adequately" or "sufficiently" investigate the nature and soundness of the product
before marketing it to his clients.  In essence, Meyer urges in his second issue that the findings and
underlying evidence do not support any cognizable legal duty on his part to investigate Kelly or the
product beyond thegetIds
	var rplyRtIds []string
	expectedRtIds := []string{"RT_FS_USERS"}
	if err := rater.Call(utils.APIerSv1GetTPRateIds, &AttrGetTPRateIds{rt.TPid, utils.PaginatorWithSearch{}}, &rplyRtIds); err != nil {
		t.Error("Calling APIerSv1.GetTPRateIds, got error: ", err.Error())
	} else if !reflect.DeepEqual(expectedRtIds, rplyRtIds) {
		t.Errorf("Calling APIerSv1.GetTPDestinationIDs expected: %v, received: %v", expectedRtIds, rplyRtIds)
	}
}

// Test here TPDestinationRate APIs
func testApierTPDestinationRate(t *testing.T) {
	var reply string
	dr := &utils.TPDestinationRate{TPid: utils.TEST_SQL, ID: "DR_FREESWITCH_USERS", DestinationRates: []*utils.DestinationRate{
		{DestinationId: "FS_USERS", RateId: "RT_FS_USERS", RoundingMethod: "*up", RoundingDecimals: 2},
	}}
	drDe := &utils.TPDestinationRate{TPid: utils.TEST_SQL, ID: "DR_FREESWITCH_USERS", DestinationRates: []*utils.DestinationRate{
		{DestinationId: "GERMANY_MOBILE", RateId: "RT_FS_USERS", RoundingMethod: "*up", RoundingDecimals: 2},
	}}
	dr2 := new(utils.TPDestinationRate)
	*dr2 = *dr
	dr2.ID = utils.TEST_SQL
	for _, d := range []*utils.TPDestinationRate{dr, dr2, drDe} {
		if err := rater.Call(utils.APIerSv1SetTPDestinationRate, d, &reply); err != nil {
			t.Error("Got error on APIerSv1.SetTPDestinationRate: ", err.Error())
		} else if reply != utils.OK {
			t.Error("Unexpected reply received when calling APIerSv1.SetTPDestinationRate: ", reply)
		}
	}
	// Check second set
	if err := rater.Call(utils.APIerSv1SetTPDestinationRate, dr2, &reply); err != nil {
		t.Error("Got error on second APIerSv1.SetTPDestinationRate: ", err.Error())
	}


rcvStats map[string]*ltcache.CacheStats
	expectedStats := engine.GetDefaultEmptyCacheStats() // Make sure nothing in cache so far
	if err := rater.Call(utils.CacheSv1GetCacheStats, new(utils.AttrCacheIDsWithOpts), &rcvStats); err != nil {
		t.Error("Got error on CacheSv1.GetCacheStats: ", err.Error())
	} else if !reflect.DeepEqual(expectedStats, rcvStats) {
		t.Errorf("Calling CacheSv1.GetCacheStats expected: %+v,\n received: %+v", utils.ToJSON(expectedStats), utils.ToJSON(rcvStats))
	}
	var reply string
	aa1 := &utils.TPAccountActions{TPid: utils.TEST_SQL, LoadId: utils.TEST_SQL, Tenant: "cgrates.org", Account: "1001"}
	if err := rater.Call(utils.APIerSv1LoadAccountActions, aa1, &reply); err != nil {
		t.Error("Got error on APIerSv1.LoadAccountActions: ", err.Error())
	} else if reply != utils.OK {
		t.Error("Calling APIerSv1.LoadAccountActions got reply: ", reply)
	}
	time.Sleep(10 * time.Millisecond)
	expectedStats[utils.CacheAccountActionPlans].Items = 1
	expectedStats[utils.CacheActionPlans].Items = 1
	expectedStats[utils.CacheActions].Items = 1
	expectedStats[utils.CacheLoadIDs].Items = 2
	expectedStats[utils.CacheRPCConnections].Items = 1
	if err := rater.Call(utils.CacheSv1GetCacheStats, new(utils.AttrCacheIDsWithOpts), &rcvStats); err != nil {
		t.Error("Got error on CacheSv1.GetCacheStats: ", err.Error())
	} else if !reflect.DeepEqual(expectedStats, rcvStats) {
		t.Errorf("Calling CacheSv1.GetCacheStats expected: %+v, \n received: %+v", utils.ToJSON(expectedStats), utils.ToJSON(rcvStats))
	}
}

// Test here ReloadScheduler
func testApierReloadScheduler(t *testing.T) {
	var reply string
	// Simple test that command is executed without"ACTS_1", Actions: []*V1TPAction{act1}}
	reply1 := utils.EmptyString
	if err := rater.Call(utils.APIerSv1SetActions, &attrs1, &reply1); err != nil {
		t.Error("Got error on APIerSv1.SetActions: ", err.Error())
	} else if reply1 != utils.OK {
		t.Errorf("Calling APIerSv1.SetActions received: %s", reply1)
	}
	// Calling the second time should raise EXISTS
	if err := rater.Call(utils.APIerSv1SetActions, &attrs1, &reply1); err == nil || err.Error() != "EXISTS" {
		t.Error("Unexpected result on duplication: ", err.Error())
	}
}

func testApierGetActions(t *testing.T) {
	expectActs := []*utils.TPAction{
		{Identifier: utils.TOPUP_RESET, BalanceType: utils.MONETARY,
			Units: "75", BalanceWeight: "0", BalanceBlocker: "false",
			BalanceDisabled: "false", ExpiryTime: utils.UNLIMITED, Weight: 20.0}}

	var reply []*utils.TPAction
	if err := rater.Call(utils.APIerSv1GetActions, utils.StringPointer("ACTS_1"), &reply); err != nil {
		t.Error("Got error on APIerSv1.GetActions: ", err.Error())
	} else if !reflect.DeepEqual(expectActs, reply) {
		t.Errorf("Expected: %v, received: %v", utils.ToJSON(expectActs), utils.ToJSON(reply))
	}
}

func testApierSetActionPlan(t *testing.T) {
	atm1 := &AttrActionPlan{ActionsId: "ACTS_1", MonthDays: "1", Time: "00:00:00", Weight: 20.0}
	atms1 := &AttrSetActionPlan{Id: "ATMS_1", ActionPlan: []*AttrActionPlan{atm1}}
	reply1 := utils.EmptyString
	if err := rater.Call(utils.APIerSv1SetActionPlan, &atms1, &reply1); err != nil {
		t.Error("Got error on


:= new(AttrAddActionTrigger)
	*attrs2 = *attrsAddTrigger
	attrs2.Account = "dan10" // Does not exist so it should error when adding triggers on it
	// Add trigger to an account which does n exist
	if err := rater.Call(utils.APIerSv1AddTriggeredAction, attrs2, &reply2); err == nil {
		t.Error("Expecting error on APIerSv1.AddTriggeredAction.", err, reply2)
	}
}

// Test here GetAccountActionTriggers
func testApierGetAccountActionTriggers(t *testing.T) {
	var reply engine.ActionTriggers
	req := utils.TenantAccount{Tenant: "cgrates.org", Account: "dan32"}
	if err := rater.Call(utils.APIerSv1GetAccountActionTriggers, &req, &reply); err != nil {
		t.Error("Got error on APIerSv1.GetAccountActionTimings: ", err.Error())
	} else if len(reply) != 1 || reply[0].ActionsID != "WARN_VIA_HTTP" {
		t.Errorf("Unexpected action triggers received %v", reply)
	}
}

func testApierAddTriggeredAction2(t *testing.T) {
	var reply string
	// Add balance to a previously known account
	attrs := &AttrAddAccountActionTriggers{ActionTriggerIDs: []string{"STANDARD_TRIGGERS"}, Tenant: "cgrates.org", Account: "dan2"}
	if err := rater.Call(utils.APIerSv1AddAccountActionTriggers, &attrs, &reply); err != nil {
		t.Error("Got error on APIerSv1.AddAccountActionTriggers: ", err.Error())
	} else if reply != utils.OK {
		t.Errorf("Calling APIerSv1.AddAccountActionTriggers received: %s", reply)
	}
	reply2 :=Add, Sub, ...) Set difference.
struct SubOp : public SetTheory::Operator {
  void apply(SetTheory &ST, DagInit *Expr, RecSet &Elts,
             ArrayRef<SMLoc> Loc) override {
    if (Expr->arg_size() < 2)
      PrintFatalError(Loc, "Set difference needs at least two arguments: " +
        Expr->getAsString());
    RecSet Add, Sub;
    ST.evaluate(*Expr->arg_begin(), Add, Loc);
    ST.evaluate(Expr->arg_begin() + 1, Expr->arg_end(), Sub, Loc);
    for (RecSet::iterator I = Add.begin(), E = Add.end(); I != E; ++I)
      if (!Sub.count(*I))
        Elts.insert(*I);
  }
};

// (and S1, S2) Set intersection.
struct AndOp : public SetTheory::Operator {


    RecSet &Elts, ArrayRef<SMLoc> Loc) override {
    if (N < 0)
      PrintFatalError(Loc, "Positive length required: " +
        Expr->getAsString());
    if (unsigned(N) > Set.size())
      N = Set.size();
    Elts.insert(Set.begin(), Set.begin() + N);
  }
};

// Left/right rotation.
struct RotOp : public SetIntBinOp {
  const bool Reverse;

  RotOp(bool Rev) : Reverse(Rev) {}

  void apply2(SetTheory &ST, DagInit *Expr, RecSet &Set, int64_t N,
              RecSet &Elts, ArrayRef<SMLoc> Loc) override {
    if (Reverse)
      N = -N;
    // N > 0 -> rotate$0<\rho<n$, in 1960, Hörmander [@hor] defined the parametric Marcinkiewicz integral operator $\mu^{\rho}_{\Omega}$ of higher dimension as follows. $$\mu^{\rho}_{\Omega}(f)(x)=\left(\int_0^\infty\big|F^{\rho}_{\Omega,t}(x)\big|^2\frac{dt}{t^{2\rho+1}}\right)^{1/2},$$ where $$F^{\rho}_{\Omega,t}(x)=\int_{|x-y|\le t}\frac{\Omega(x-y)}{|x-y|^{n-\rho}}f(y)\,dy.$$ When $\rho=1$, we shall denote $\mu^1_\Omega$ simply by $\mu_\Omega$. This operator $\mu_\Omega$ was first introduced by Stein in [@stein1]. He proved that if $\Omega\in Lip_\alpha(S^{n-1})$ ($0<\alpha\le1$), then $\mu_\Omega$ is the operator of strong type $(p,p)$ for $1<p\le2$ and of weak type $(1,1)$. Here, we say that $\Omega\in Lip_\alpha(S^{n-1})$ if $$\big|\Omega(x')-\Omega(y')\big|\le C|x'-y'|^\alpha, \quad x',y'\in S^{n-1}.$$ In [@benedek], Benedek, Calderón and Panzone showed that if $\Omega$ is continuously differentiable on $S^{n-1}$, then $\mu_\Omega$ is of strong type $(p,p)$ for all $1<p<\infty$. In 1990, Torchinsky and Wang [@torchinsky] considered the weighted case and proved that if $\Omega\in Lip_\alpha(S^{n-1})$, $0<\alpha\le1$, then for all $1<p<\infty$ and $w\in A_p$ (Muckenhoupt weight class), $\mu_\Omega$


is bounded on $L^p_w(\mathbb R^n)$. On the other hand, in 1960, Hörmander [@hor] showed that if $\Omega\in Lip_\alpha(S^{n-1})$ ($0<\alpha\le1$), then for $0<\rho<n$, $\mu^{\rho}_\Omega$ is of strong type $(p,p)$ for all $1<p<\infty$. It is well known that the Littlewood-Paley $g$-function is a very important tool in harmonic analysis and the parametric Marcinkiewicz integral is essentially a Littlewood-Paley $g$-function. Therefore, many authors have been interested in studying the boundedness properties of $\mu^{\rho}_\Omega$ on various function spaces, one can see [@aliev; @ding5; @fang; @yabuta] and the references therein for further details.

In [@sato1], Sato established the following weighted $L^p$ boundedness of $\mu^{\rho}_\Omega$ for all $0<\rho<n$ (see also [@shi]).

Let $0<\rho<n$ and $\Omega\in L^\infty(S^{n-1})$. If $w\in A_p$, $1<p<\infty$, then there exists a constant $C>0$ independent of $f$ such that $$\big\|\mu^{\rho}_{\Omega}(f)\big\|_{L^p_w}\le C\|f\|_{L^p_w}.$$

The main purpose ofS. Z. Lu, Strongly singular integral operators on weighted Hardy space, Acta Math Sinica, **22**(2006), 767–772. C. C. Lin and Y. C. Lin, $H^p_w$–$L^p_w$ boundedness of Marcinkiewicz integral, Integral Equations Operator Theory, **58**(2007), 87–98. H. P. Liu, The weak $H^p$ spaces on homogeneous groups, Lecture Notes in Math, Vol. 1494, Springer-Verlag, 1991, 113–118. H. P. Liu, The wavelet characterization of the space Weak $H^1$, Studia Math, **103**(1992), 109–117. S. Z. Lu, Four Lectures on Real $H^p$ Spaces, World Scientific Publishing, River Edge, N.J., 1995. B. Muckenhoupt, Weighted norm inequalities for the Hardy maximal function, Trans. Amer. Math. Soc, **165**(1972), 207–226. T. S. Quek and D. C. Yang, Calderón-Zygmund-type operators on weighted weak Hardy spaces over $\mathbb R^n$, Acta Math. Sinica, **16**(2000), 141–160. M. Sakamoto and K. Yabuta, Boundedness


of Marcinkiewicz functions, Studia Math, **135**(1999), 103–142. S. Sato, Remarks on square functions in the Littlewood-Paley theory, Bull. Austral. Math. Soc, **58**(1998), 199–211. X.F.Shi and Y.S.Jiang, Weighted boundedness of parametric Marcinkiewicz integral and higher order commutator, Anal. Theory Appl, **25**(2009), 25–39. E.M.Stein, On the functions of Littlewood-Paley, Lusin and Marcinkiewicz, Trans. Amer. Math. Soc, **88**(1958), 430–466. E. M. Stein, M. H. Taibleson and G. Weiss, Weak type estimates for maximal operators on certain $H^p$ classes, Rend. Circ. Mat. Palermo, Suppl. 1, **2**(1981), 81–97. J. O. Stömberg and A. Torchinsky, Weighted Hardy spaces, Lecture Notes in Math, Vol 1381, Springer-Verlag, 1989. X. X. Tao, X. Yu and S. Y. Zhang, Marcinkiewicz integrals with variable kernels on Hardy and weak Hardy spaces, J. Funct. Spaces Appl, **8**(2010), 1–16. A.Torchinsky andreaction product of (a) a polyolefin or polyester modified by an unsaturated acid, ester or anhydride, and (b) an amine-, hydroxy-, or alkoxy-terminated polyoxyethylene, polyoxypropylene, or a copolymer of the two, e.g., the reaction product of a maleic anhydride-modified polypropylene wax and a methoxy-capped poly(ethylene oxide) glycol.
European Patent Application 634,424 discloses a blend of polypropylene with the reaction product of maleated polypropylene and a polyether amine. The blend displays improved paintability, improved impact resistance, and excellent mold flowability compared to blends of polypropylene and the reaction product of polypropylene and maleated polypropylene. However, the compositions disclosed in EP 662,496 and EP 634,424 are both lacking in durability.


suggested that MERS-CoV has been circulating in dromedary camels for ≥20 years ([@R5]).

To project and potentially control virus spread, the public health community must understand factors determining virus maintenance. Our group and others have demonstrated that young dromedary camels have lower seroprevalences and are more likely to carry infectious virus ([@R5]*,*[@R6]). Similar observations have been made for coronaviruses in their original chiropteran hosts wherein strong virus amplification occurred soon after the time of parturition ([@R15]). Young, immunologically naive animals may thus facilitate virus amplification in dromedary camel populations.

We also demonstrated that dromedary camel population density shows a positive correlation with MERS-CoV seropositivity, which suggests efficient MERS-CoV maintenance or spread if herd density is high. Different types of animal husbandry in the Northeastern and Eastern regions of Kenya mightmade.

Rumors as far back as 2011 speculated that Apple was developing a wearable variation of the iPod that would curve around the user's wrist, and feature Siri integration. In February 2013, The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal reported that Apple was beginning to develop an iOS-based smartwatch with a curved display. That same month, Bloomberg reported that Apple's smartwatch project was "beyond the experimentation phase" with a team of about 100 designers. In July 2013, Financial Times reported that Apple had begun hiring more employees to work on the smartwatch, and that it was targeting a retail release in late 2014.

Unveiling and release
In April 2014, Apple CEO Tim Cook told The Wall Street Journal that the company was planning to launch new products that year,


union
select 4, '11/22/2010 08:24:23', 34.89 union
select 4, '11/22/2010 08:45:12', 45.83

declare @dt datetime = '11/22/2010 08:43:14'
-- select the average speed (for all cars) but
-- only use the record for each car closest to
-- the given datetime (@dt)

A:

Use ABS(DATEDIFF..) to work out smallest difference, ORDER on that, restrict.
Change ROW_NUMBER() to DENSE_RANK() if you want the average of 2 speeds that are the same difference from @dt
declare @dt datetime = '11/22/2010 08:43:14'
-- select the average speed (for all cars) but
-- only use the record for each car closest to
-- the given datetime (@dt)

;WITH Closest AS
(
     SELECT
        Speed,
        ROW_NUMBER() OVER(PARTITION BY ID ORDER BY ABS(DATEDIFF(second,@dt,TimeOfEntry))) AS Ranking
   The Walking Dead has set all sorts of ratings records since it debuted on AMC three years ago, but there is one man who isn’t watching — the show’s star, Andrew Lincoln. While many actors on TV programs can’t wait to see how the final product is all put together for the small screen, Lincoln makes it a point to not watch his own show. While I was down on the set for filming of season 4 (which premieres Oct. 13) I asked the man who plays Rick Grimes why he refuses to watch, and here’s what he told me…

ENTERTAINMENT WEEKLY: I know you don’t watch the show. Just explain to me why that is. What’s the reasoning for not watching?
ANDREW LINCOLN: The original reason is the fact


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_STLP_BEGIN_NAMESPACE

class _STLP_CLASS_DECLSPEC logic_error : public __Named_exception {
public:
  logic_error(const string& __s) : __Named_exception(__s) {}
#    ifndef _STLP_USE_NO_IOSTREAMS
  ~logic_error() _STLP_NOTHROW_INHERENTLY;
#    endif
};

class _STLP_CLASS_DECLSPEC runtime_error : public __Named_exception {
public:
  runtime_error(const string& __s) : __Named_exception(__s) {}
#    ifndef _STLP_USE_NO_IOSTREAMS
  ~runtime_error() _STLP_NOTHROW_INHERENTLY;
#    endif
};

class _STLP_CLASS_DECLSPEC domain_error : public logic_error {
public:
  domain_error(const string& __arg) : logic_error(__arg) {}
#    ifndef _STLP_USE_NO_IOSTREAMS
  ~domain_error() _STLP_NOTHROW_INHERENTLY;
#    endif
};

class _STLP_CLASS_DECLSPEC invalid_argument : public logic_error {
public:
  invalid_argument(const string& __arg) : logic_error(__arg) {}
#    ifndef _STLP_USE_NO_IOSTREAMS
  ~invalid_argument() _STLP_NOTHROW_INHERENTLY;
#    endif
};

class _STLP_CLASS_DECLSPEC length_error : public logic_error {
public:
  length_error(const string& __arg) : logic_error(__arg) {}
#    ifndef _STLP_USE_NO_IOSTREAMS
  ~length_error() _STLP_NOTHROW_INHERENTLY;
#   endif
};

class _STLP_CLASS_DECLSPEC out_of_range : public logic_error {
public:
  out_of_range(const string& __arg) : logic_error(__arg) {}
#    ifndef _STLP_USE_NO_IOSTREAMS
  ~out_of_range() _STLP_NOTHROW_INHERENTLY;
#    endif
};

class _STLP_CLASS_DECLSPEC range_error : public runtime_error {
public:
  range_error(const string& __arg) : runtime_error(__arg) {}
#    ifndef _STLP_USE_NO_IOSTREAMS
  ~range_error() _STLP_NOTHROW_INHERENTLY;
#    endif
};

class _STLP_CLASS_DECLSPEC overflow_error : public runtime_error {
public:
  overflow_error(const string& __arg) : runtime_error(__arg) {}
#    ifndef _STLP_USE_NO_IOSTREAMS
  ~overflow_error() _STLP_NOTHROW_INHERENTLY;
#    endif
};

class _STLP_CLASS_DECLSPEC underflow_error : public runtime_error {
public:
  underflow_error(const string& __arg) : runtime_error(__arg) {}
#    ifndef _STLP_USE_NO_IOSTREAMS
  ~underflow_error() _STLP_NOTHROW_INHERENTLY;
#    endif
};

_STLP_END_NAMESPACE

#  endif
#endif

#endif /* _STLP_INTERNAL_STDEXCEPT */


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Phagosomal compartments are critical in microbial defense as vesicles that degrade invading organisms. In a broader context, vesicular trafficking plays an important role in shuttling many different types of cargo that are critical for proper function of the cell. Endosomal and phagosomal vesicles are thus important locations for the assembly of intracellular signaling platforms that mediate host responses to invasive pathogens such as Borrelia burgdorferi. Isolation of phagosomes from cells is an important technique that allows for a detailed study of phagosomal components and signaling complex assembly. However, purification of phagosomes had previously been challenging and it has been difficult to obtain sufficient purity of the phagosomal fractions. Here, we modify a new magnetic isolation technique that greatly simplifies purification ofQ:

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I generate a random integer number 1-6 with a random number generator. I want to change the generation to avoid situations like this:

number 3 being generated 4th time in a row
number 2 wasn't generated in last 30 generations

So in general I want more level distribution of numbers over shorter period of time.
I'm aware that such numbers are not truly random anymore, but as long as they are unpredictable, this is fine.
It looks like a common problem. Is there any typical solution so I don't reinvent the wheel?
Code in any language is fine, but C# preferred.
UPDATE:
I'm not sure why question get down votes, maybe I explained something wrong..
In comments JohnColeman suggest what I need is random number generation as a human would


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Category:Political parties in the Valencian CommunityCurriculum Review Task Force (CRTF)
Report # 10 (November 5, 2001)

October was a very busy and productive month for the Curriculum Review Task
Force. We had intensive three-hour meetings on October 3 and 9 which were
followed by routine meetings on October 22 and 29. On the 18th, three CRTF
members (George Arnold, Craig Watson, and Raj Ambrose) participated in a
meeting of the Academic Affairs Committee of the Trustees which was devoted
entirely to the Curriculum Review.

As explained in my last report, the CRTF obtained unanimous agreement on the
five Educational Goals: A. Critical Thinking, B. Communication, C. Values,
Inquiry, and Exploration, D. Variety of Human Experience, and E. Depth of
Knowledge and Integration of Learning with an addendum on Wellness/Health
Co-curriculum. The Task Force then used an intensive work session to brain
storm on the operational ends


a preview of the draft educational goals. The trustees received them
very well and made some valuable suggestions.

The CRTF has spent considerable time discussing how these goals can be
achieved through a well-planned, four-year, integrated curriculum. The
work-load, calendar, departmental structure, general education models, and
available resources are some of the major issues that are being considered
in relation to the achievement of these educational goals.

Dr. Tom Sienkewicz brought to our attention that Dr. Gregory Dougherty, who
gave the recent Bernice L. Fox Classics Lecture, is a member of the
Curriculum Review Task Force at Randolph Macon College which is also in the
midst of a major Curricular Review. As part of this process, they had
studied the Educational Programs of about half a dozen colleges which are
similar to Randolph Macon and our college happened to bequota system

The European bloc’s bureaucracy in Brussels has drawn up radical plans to introduce mandatory national quotas requiring all 28 EU countries to accept a share of the “boat people” and to resettle refugees still outside Europe languishing in Syria’s near-neighbors. That represents a sharp departure of the union’s immigration rules but several countries are opposed to the proposal, including Britain and Finland.

All European governments are under political pressure to reduce immigration and several have seen the rise of anti-immigrant political parties.

Theresa May, Britain’s Home Secretary in the newly elected majority Conservative government, said Britain would refuse to accept a mandatory refugee quota system.

The British are focusing their criticism of the mandatory quota system on the Mediterranean boat crisis, arguing that most of the refugees taking that illegal


partition of $M$, can not be joined by an edge from $E$. On the other hand, if some $M_i'$ and $M_j'$ are joined by an edge $e'\in E$, then $|M_i'M_j'|\le|e'|$, hence, $\a(D')=\min|M_i'M_j'|\le\min_{e'\in E'}|e'|\le|e_k|$.

Lemma \[lem:noncanon-part-less\] completes the proof of the theorem.

Calculation of $\mst$-spectrum using Gromov–Hausdorff distances
===============================================================

For $\l>0$ we denote by $\l\D_n$ the metric space that consists of $\{1,\ldots,n\}$ and all its nonzero distances equal $\l$. If $\l=1$, then the space $\l\D_n$ we simply denote by $\D_n$.

In the present section we show that the $\mst$-spectrum of an $n$-points metric space can be represented as a linear function on the Gromov–Hausdorff distances from this space to the simplices $\l\D_2,\ldots,\l\D_{n+1}$ for $\l\ge2\diam X$.

\[thm:spectrum-as-GH\] Let $X\in\cM$ be a finite metric space, $\s(X)=(\s_1,\ldots,\s_{n-1})$, $\diam X\le1/2$. Then $\s_k=1-2d_{GH}(X,\D_{k+1})$.

Let $R\in\cR(\D_{k+1},X)$, and put $X_i=R(i)$. We denote by $\dl_R$Evaluating the cost of iatrogenic urethral catheterisation injuries.
Technique is vital to prevent urethral trauma during urethral catheterisation (UC). Education programmes are helpful but are not compulsory and safe UC remains operator dependent. Traumatic UC is associated with increased morbidity, length of stay, resource utilisation and surgical intervention. To determine the cost of iatrogenic urethral injuries managed in a tertiary referral centre over a 6-month period. A 6-month prospective study monitored iatrogenic urethral injuries secondary to traumatic UC. Included were referrals from district hospitals and inpatient consultations relating to urethral injury caused by traumatic UC. The added cost of management was estimated. Thirteen iatrogenic urethral injuries were recorded in 6 months. Management included open surgery for a ruptured bladder (n = 1), flexible cystourethroscopy (n = 10), suprapubic catherisation


this conduct is outrageous, it is irrelevant to our analysis.   The slides are relevant only because they were seized illegally during the search

9
 See United States v. Lambert, 887 F.2d 1568, 1572 (11th Cir.1989) (inadvertent seizure of records unrelated to drug trafficking);   Henson, 848 F.2d at 1383 (inadvertent seizure of records unrelated to fraud scheme);   Shilling, 826 F.2d at 1369 (seizure of file cabinet of documents, only some of which were relevant);   United States v. Crozier, 777 F.2d 1376, 1381 (9th Cir.1985) (inadvertent seizure of irrelevant records);   United States v. Whitten, 706 F.2d 1000, 1010 (9th Cir.1983) (seizure of boxes of letters and documents taken for later review), cert. denied, 465 U.S. 1100 (1984);   Heldt, 668simplicity. 3D-printed gel electrode holders (anode = left; cathode = right) were attached to the temporal bones bilaterally with five electrodes on each side. Three electrode pairs were programmed to target the ISP beams on either the left or the right hemisphere (serving as ISP~ipsi~ and ISP~contra~ conditions for the example in **c**, respectively). Each electrode pair was pulsed for 2.5 µs and the pulses cycled through the three pairs for 500 ms followed by non-stimulated 1-s control periods. This sequence was repeated to alternatingly stimulate the right or left hemisphere. The idealized beam crossings shown here may be modified by the inhomogeneity of brain structures and ventricles. **c** Response of an example neuron. The putative pyramidal cell from the left hippocampus was strongly excited by the ipsilateral focal stimulation, as shown by peristimulus


L--R direction current pulse, second one received an R--L, third one an L--R, and so on; Fig. [8a](#Fig8){ref-type="fig"}). Because of the alternating direction of the induced electric fields with the shuffled ISP, the summed effect in neurons was expected to be close to zero. The results with the regular ISP protocol confirmed the hemisphere-specific, stimulation phase-induced modulation of alpha waves (Fig. [8b](#Fig8){ref-type="fig"}; Supplementary Figure [10](#MOESM1){ref-type="media"}; one-sample *t*-test with Bonferroni correction; *P* \< 0.005 for L--R and R--L direction 6 mA ISP in both hemispheres; *n* = 809 power difference values). In contrast, the shuffled ISP induced only minor physiological effects on EEG activity (Fig. [8b](#Fig8){ref-type="fig"}; one-sample *t*-test with Bonferroni correction; *P* \< 0.005 for L--R 6 mA shuffled ISP in left hemisphere; *n* = 809 power difference values). Stimulus intensity at 2 mA failed to induce any detectable changes (ISP or shuffled ISP;the skin and subcutaneous soft tissue and further attenuated by the skull by 16%. To reduce the scalp stimulation side effects and enable recording of brain activity during stimulation, we designed an ISP stimulation method that allowed injection of higher current intensities into the brain compared to conventional tACS and transcranial direct current stimulation (tDCS) approaches, while keeping the cumulative charge density on the scalp surface and sensation relatively low. The spatial specificity of the ISP method was demonstrated by hemisphere-specific activation of single neurons in rats. Finally, we show that sufficiently strong induced fields can directly and instantaneously affect brain networks in healthy subjects.

Neuronal excitability is largely determined by ionic conductances brought about by neurotransmitter-induced postsynaptic potentials. However, neurons can also sense electric fields directly^[@CR1]--[@CR3],[@CR28],[@CR39]^. In principle,


size required (number of cadavers and recording sessions) was extrapolated from the results of animal studies. There was no blinding or randomization employed. No cadaver was excluded from the analysis.

Recording tACS-induced intracerebral electric fields {#Sec18}
----------------------------------------------------

The scalp was cut along the coronal plane connecting the mastoids. The anterior and posterior halves of the scalp were retracted forward and backward, respectively, until the supraorbital ridge and the occipital protuberance was revealed. The temporal muscles and soft tissue were also removed. After the skull was cleaned, the head was fixed in a custom-made acrylic glass frame (Supplementary Figure [3](#MOESM1){ref-type="media"}). The top of the skull was pushed against the acrylic frame as close as possible. Four stainless-steel screw bars (6 mm diameter, 10 cm length) held the head steady on each side. One end ofwere active simultaneously and anodal or cathodal stimulation was applied for 50--50 s (5 V intensity).

Measuring the shunting effect of the skin and skull {#Sec20}
---------------------------------------------------

Instead of retracting the skin, four or six 5-mm long incisions (15 mm apart from each other) were made on both sides of the sagittal suture in the coronal plane, connecting one mastoid with the other. To prevent soft tissue damage, the drilling head was used through a metal tube (1.3 mm diameter) and four holes were made. Then stimulation electrodes (*n* = 4, Ag/AgCl, Ambu, Copenhagen, Denmark) were attached to the skin by conductive paste (Ten20, D.O. Weaver, Aurora, CO, USA). Four or six custom-made 7 contact site recording electrodes were inserted into the brain, transcutaneous alternating current stimulation was performed, as described above. The recorded signals (*n* = 28 or


To prevent the saturation of the amplifier, the output range of the active electrodes was matched to the input range of the EEG amplifier through custom-made voltage dividers.

Data processing {#Sec28}
---------------

The recorded data were analyzed by custom-written scripts in MATLAB (MathWorks, USA). Single unit analyses were performed on the time series of semi-automatically clustered and manually refined unit clusters of extracellular action potential waveforms, as described earlier (PHY^[@CR56],[@CR57]^). Only well isolated single units were used in the analysis. Units were categorized as putative pyramidal cells or interneurons based on their physiological properties.

To measure the electric field in cadavers and rats, 500 sinus cycles were averaged for each condition and then the peak-to-peak amplitude was measured for each channel. The first spatial derivative of these voltage signals was calculated .

InBond Street:

'Plans now went ahead with the Architects, Messrs. Goddard, Symington & Pike, with the idea of building a new and completely up-to-date factory to house fully fashioned hose machines on the Druid Street side. I seem to remember some difficulty over the occupant of a small cottage in Druid Street which held up this big scheme for some time. Finally it was decided to go ahead with a two-storey building to house this modern plant of fully fashioned machines and the contract went to W. Moss & Son of Coalville; and what wonderful rooms they were, and in fact still are today, but of course not making fully fashioned stockings! The building was completed in under six months of wintry weather!' (Atkins of Hinckley 1722-1972 (1972)).

'The ancillary


Is it still a friends with benefits if it was never called that?

I was "seeing" a man for the better part of nine months and we met like regurlar people do. Saw eachother weekly like regurlar people do. About a month into the dating I asked him if we were only casual, his answer was "I don't know". At the time I felt I asked too soon so Iet the issue go. We continuted on for months. NOT ONCE DID HE EVER SAY THAT WE WERE FWBs. We talked almost everyday, saw eachother when we could. He gave me books. I brought him food when he was sick. I comforted him when he was down. He told me about his family and I told him about mine. Heto interview Michael Flynn.

Comey went on to acknowledge the way the interview was set up – not through the White House counsel’s office, but arranged directly with Flynn – was not standard practice. He called it “something I probably wouldn’t have done or maybe gotten away within a more … organized administration.”

He refused to tell Trump who financed the Steele dossier:

“Did you tell him that the Steele dossier had been financed by his political opponents?” Stephanopoulos asked. Comey replied, “No. I didn’t — I didn’t think I used the term ‘Steele dossier.’ I just talked to him about additional material.” Stephanopoulos responded by asking, “But did he have a right to know that?” “That it had been financed by his political opponents? I don’t know the answer to


on chromosome no. 1, among which nine have been cloned and two (potentially functional) sequenced. Class II subfamily, which is specifically expressed by the embryo of ruminants before implantation, contains at least seven loci among which six have been cloned. One of the sequenced class I loci: PoIFN-alpha 1 encodes a 189 amino acids (AA) preprotein. After removal of the sequence encoding the putative signal peptide (23 N-terminal AA) this gene was inserted into an Escherichia coli bicistronic expression vector allowing intracellular synthesis of mature porcine IFN-alpha 1 (methionyl IFN-alpha 1). Expression of the recombinant protein was optimized by insertion of a seven base pairs long random synthetic sequence in the intercistronic region, followed by cloning in E. coli and immunodetection of clones expressing high amounts of recombinant   RememberMeTokenPK that = (TokenPK) o;

        if (!series.equals(that.series)) return false;
        if (!user.equals(that.user)) return false;

        return true;
    }

    @Override
    public int hashCode() {
        int result = series.hashCode();
        result = 31 * result + user.hashCode();
        return result;
    }
}

The problem I'm having is that Hibernate is complaning that it can't create the mysql tables because 'BLOB/TEXT column 'user' used in key specification without a key length'.
My issue is actually that the columns are being


back in the days but I
didn't do it in the academic field but used it in commercial applications that
I no longer are involved in)

Christian Schulte,<http://web.it.kth.se/~cschulte/papers.html>, wrote a book
or collection of papers "Programming Constraint Services" that really what I
can recall was using mozart-oz.

As you can see I only reference mozart-oz in the context of CP-AI-OR but
2000-2004 I used it more or less weekly to do all kind of "normal" programming
(whatever that is;)).

This will give some more odd results
<http://www.google.se/search?q=round+robin+scheduling+mozart>

~~~
silentbicycle
Thanks!

------
kqr2
Amazon reviews for this book:

[http://www.amazon.com/Concepts-Techniques-Models-Computer-
Pr...](http://www.amazon.com/Concepts-Techniques-Models-Computer-
Programming/dp/0262220695)

------
plinkplonk
One of my friends has been working through CTM. He is blogging his progress at
<http://ctm-himanshu.blogspot.com/>

------
jlm382
my god I loved SICP -- finally, a computer science book that taught actual
concepts. If Brian Havey (one of my profs at Berkeley) gave this a two thumbs
up, I'm sure it's worth keeping aslike maintain communications links or update the mouse cursor location will not execute either.
Best is to do some sort of event/message/semaphore based communications, so that your "loop" waits for a signal before continuing.  "Acceptable" is to utilize some sort of delay, such as Thread.sleep, so that you only "poll" the variable every few milliseconds, say.  You could also try Thread.yield, but that's sort of a crap-shoot and would not produce reliable results across a range of environments.

A:

Rather than using a low level wait/notify approach, and to avoid busy waiting with a volatile, you can use a CountDownLatch. Because there is only one event to expect, instantiate the latch as:
CountDownLatch latch = new CountDownLatch(1);

Replace your while (path != null) with:
latch.await();

and in your main code, simply do:
path =


CCACHE_KOBJ_ID)) {
		if (!strcmp(attr->attr.name, "timeout_secs"))
			new_op->upcall.req.param.op =
				ORANGEFS_PARAM_REQUEST_OP_CCACHE_TIMEOUT_SECS;

		if (!strcmp(attr->attr.name, "hard_limit"))
			new_op->upcall.req.param.op =
				ORANGEFS_PARAM_REQUEST_OP_CCACHE_HARD_LIMIT;

		if (!strcmp(attr->attr.name, "soft_limit"))
			new_op->upcall.req.param.op =
				ORANGEFS_PARAM_REQUEST_OP_CCACHE_SOFT_LIMIT;

		if (!strcmp(attr->attr.name, "reclaim_percentage"))
			new_op->upcall.req.param.op =
			  ORANGEFS_PARAM_REQUEST_OP_CCACHE_RECLAIM_PERCENTAGE;

	} else if (!strcmp(kobj->name, NCACHE_KOBJ_ID)) {
		if (!strcmp(attr->attr.name, "timeout_msecs"))
			new_op->upcall.req.param.op =
				ORANGEFS_PARAM_REQUEST_OP_NCACHE_TIMEOUT_MSECS;

		if (!strcmp(attr->attr.name, "hard_limit"))
			new_op->upcall.req.param.op =
				ORANGEFS_PARAM_REQUEST_OP_NCACHE_HARD_LIMIT;

		if (!strcmp(attr->attr.name, "soft_limit"))
			new_op->upcall.req.param.op =
				ORANGEFS_PARAM_REQUEST_OP_NCACHE_SOFT_LIMIT;

		if (!strcmp(attr->attr.name, "reclaim_percentage"))
			new_op->upcall.req.param.op =
			  ORANGEFS_PARAM_REQUEST_OP_NCACHE_RECLAIM_PERCENTAGE;

	} else if (!strcmp(kobj->name, PC_KOBJ_ID)) {
		if (!strcmp(attr->attr.name, ACACHE_KOBJ_ID))
			new_op->upcall.req.perf_count.type =
				ORANGEFS_PERF_COUNT_REQUEST_ACACHE;

		if (!strcmp(attr->attr.name, CAPCACHE_KOBJ_ID))
			new_op->upcall.req.perf_count.type =
				ORANGEFS_PERF_COUNT_REQUEST_CAPCACHE;

		if (!strcmp(attr->attr.name, NCACHE_KOBJ_ID))
			new_op->upcall.req.perf_count.type =
				ORANGEFS_PERF_COUNT_REQUEST_NCACHE;

	} else {
		gossip_err("sysfs_service_op_show: unknown kobj_id:%s:\n",
			   kobj->name);
		rc = -EINVAL;
		goto out;
	}

	if (strcmp(kobj->name, PC_KOBJ_ID))
		ser_op_type = "orangefs_param";
	else
		ser_op_type = "orangefs_perf_count";

	/*
	 * The service_operation will return an errno return code on
	 * error, and zero on success.
	 */
	rc = service_operation(new_op, ser_op_type, ORANGEFS_OP_INTERRUPTIBLE);

out:
	if (!rc) {
		if (strcmp(kobj->name, PC_KOBJ_ID)) {
			if (new_op->upcall.req.param.op ==
			    ORANGEFS_PARAM_REQUEST_OP_READAHEAD_COUNT_SIZE) {
				rc = scnprintf(buf, PAGE_SIZE, "%d %d\n",
				    (int)new_op->downcall.resp.param.u.
				    value32[0],
				    (int)new_op->downcall.resp.param.u.
				    value32[1]);
			} else {
				rc = scnprintf(buf, PAGE_SIZE, "%d\n",
				   -EINVAL; /* sic */

	/* Can't do a service_operation if the client is not running... */
	rc = is_daemon_in_service();
	if (rc) {
		pr_info("%s: Client not running :%d:\n",
			__func__,
			is_daemon_in_service());
		goto out;
	}

	/*
	 * The value we want to send back to userspace is in buf, unless this
	 * there are two parameters, which is specially handled below.
	 */
	if (strcmp(kobj->name, ORANGEFS_KOBJ_ID) ||
	    strcmp(attr->attr.name, "readahead_count_size")) {
		rc = kstrtoint(buf, 0, &val);
		if (rc)
			goto out;
	}

	new_op->upcall.req.param.type = ORANGEFS_PARAM_REQUEST_SET;

	if (!strcmp(kobj->name, ORANGEFS_KOBJ_ID)) {
		/* Drop unsupported requests first. */
		if (!(orangefs_features & ORANGEFS_FEATURE_READAHEAD) &&
		    (!strcmp(attr->attr.name, "readahead_count") ||
		    !strcmp(attr->attr.name, "readahead_size") ||
		    !strcmp(attr->attr.name, "readahead_count_size") ||
		    !strcmp(attr->attr.name, "readahead_readcnt"))) {
			rc = -EINVAL;
			goto out;
		}

		if (!strcmp(attr->attr.name, "perf_history_size")) {
			if (val > 0) {
				new_op->upcall.req.param.op =
				  ORANGEFS_PARAM_REQUEST_OP_PERF_HISTORY_SIZE;
			} else {
				rc = 0;
				goto out;
			}
		} else if (!strcmp(attr->attr.name,
				   "perf_time_interval_secs")) {
			if


struct orangefs_attribute capcache_hard_limit_attribute =
	__ATTR(hard_limit,
	       0664,
	       sysfs_service_op_show,
	       sysfs_service_op_store);

static struct orangefs_attribute capcache_reclaim_percent_attribute =
	__ATTR(reclaim_percentage,
	       0664,
	       sysfs_service_op_show,
	       sysfs_service_op_store);

static struct orangefs_attribute capcache_soft_limit_attribute =
	__ATTR(soft_limit,
	       0664,
	       sysfs_service_op_show,
	       sysfs_service_op_store);

static struct orangefs_attribute capcache_timeout_secs_attribute =
	__ATTR(timeout_secs,
	       0664,
	       sysfs_service_op_show,
	       sysfs_service_op_store);

static struct attribute *capcache_orangefs_default_attrs[] = {
	&capcache_hard_limit_attribute.attr,
	&capcache_reclaim_percent_attribute.attr,
	&capcache_soft_limit_attribute.attr,
	&capcache_timeout_secs_attribute.attr,
	NULL,
};

static struct kobj_type capcache_orangefs_ktype = {
	.sysfs_ops = &orangefs_sysfs_ops,
	.default_attrs = capcache_orangefs_default_attrs,
};

static struct orangefs_attribute ccache_hard_limit_attribute =
	__ATTR(hard_limit,
	       0664,
	    &pc_orangefs_ktype,
				  orangefs_obj,
				  "perf_counters");

	if (rc)
		goto pc_obj_bail;

	kobject_uevent(pc_orangefs_obj, KOBJ_ADD);

	/* create /sys/fs/orangefs/stats. */
	stats_orangefs_obj = kzalloc(sizeof(*stats_orangefs_obj), GFP_KERNEL);
	if (!stats_orangefs_obj) {
		rc = -EINVAL;
		goto pc_obj_bail;
	}

	rc = kobject_init_and_add(stats_orangefs_obj,
				  &stats_orangefs_ktype,
				  orangefs_obj,
				  STATS_KOBJ_ID);

	if (rc)
		goto stats_obj_bail;

	kobject_uevent(stats_orangefs_obj, KOBJ_ADD);
	goto out;

stats_obj_bail:
		kobject_put(stats_orangefs_obj);
pc_obj_bail:
		kobject_put(pc_orangefs_obj);
ncache_obj_bail:
		kobject_put(ncache_orangefs_obj);
ccache_obj_bail:
		kobject_put(ccache_orangefs_obj);
capcache_obj_bail:
		kobject_put(capcache_orangefs_obj);
acache_obj_bail:
		kobject_put(acache_orangefs_obj);
ofs_obj_bail:
		kobject_put(orangefs_obj);
out:
	return rc;
}

void orangefs_sysfs_exit(void)
{
	gossip_debug(GOSSIP_SYSFS_DEBUG, "orangefs_sysfs_exit: start\n");
	kobject_put(acache_orangefs_obj);
	kobject_put(capcache_orangefs_obj);
	kobject_put(ccache_orangefs_obj);
	kobject_put(ncache_orangefs_obj);
	kobject_put(pc_orangefs_obj);
	kobject_put(stats_orangefs_obj);
	kobject_put(orangefs_obj);
}


Anti--double stranded (ds)^1^ DNA antibodies are characteristic of the autoimmune disease SLE and titers of IgG anti-dsDNA antibodies in patients\' serum correlate with disease activity and nephritis. Analyses of the immunoglobulin variable region gene loci reveal no differences between autoimmune and nonautoimmune mouse strains and no differences in human kindreds that associate with autoimmune disease. Furthermore, the immunoglobulin variable region (V) genes used in both murine and human antiDNA antibodies are also used in the generation of a protective antibody repertoire ([@B1]--[@B5]).

Studies of the regulation of autoreactive B cells became possible with the advent of transgenic technology. Analyses of B cells expressing transgene encoded autoantibodies have demonstrated the existence of several mechanisms for maintaining self tolerance: functional silencing or anergy, deletion, and receptor editing ([@B6]--[@B13]). Based on investigationsquick cooled on ice before coating Immulon 2 plates.

Affinity Measurements of Anti-dsDNA Antibodies.
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Affinity constants for selected anti-dsDNA antibodies were determined according to an antigen inhibition ELISA as described by Nieto et al. ([@B20]). Immulon 2 plates were coated with 100 μg/ml salmon sperm DNA and blocked in PBS, 1.0% BSA. Hybridoma supernatants diluted to an antibody concentration that was within the linear range on an anti-dsDNA antibody titration curve, were then incubated in wells of ELISA plates along with increasing concentrations of soluble salmon sperm DNA used as inhibitor (0.0--2 mg/ml) for 2 h at 37°C. Wells were washed and incubated for 1 h at 37°C with goat anti--mouse IgG2b conjugated to alkaline phosphatase and developed with substrate solution as described above. ELISA measurements were read at 405


antibody. This heavy chain, expressed in association with an endogenous light chain repertoire, can form antibodies with a variety of affinities for dsDNA. The analysis of serum and hybridomas from R4A transgenic mice leads to several important observations.

The first observation is that there is a defect in tolerance induction in transgenic NZB/W F1 mice leading to elevated serum titers of transgenic γ2b anti-dsDNA antibody in this autoimmune strain. In the autoimmune MRL/lpr mouse which has a defect in the Fas gene, Roark et al. have similarly observed a breakdown of tolerance of transgenic anti-dsDNA antibodies ([@B23]) and have suggested that loss of Fas may lead to the accumulation of autoreactive B cells. Other studies, however, have demonstrated intact regulation of transgenic autoantibodies in MRL/lpr mice suggesting that Fasis not essential for maintaining B cell tolerance ([@B24], [@B25]). Studies in transgenic NZB/W F1 mice may help us determine what factors, besides decreased Fas expression, may lead to a breakdown in tolerance in autoimmune-prone mice.

A second observation is that the transgenic anti-dsDNA antibodies derived from NZB/W F1 mice are often encoded by unmutated light chain genes. 3 out of 5 Vk1 genes are unmutated in NZB/W F1 mice compared to 1 out of 17 in BALB/c and NZW mice. Although studies of anti-dsDNA antibodies from nontransgenic NZB/W F1 mice show the antibody genes to be somatically mutated, little information is available on whether the mutations lead to specificity for dsDNA or whether the autoreactivity is germline encoded. It is possible that autoreactive B cells whose specificities are


identity of these putative cross-reactive antigens remains to be determined in future studies.

We would like to thank Amy Gilkes for her assistance. We would also like to express our sincere gratitude to Dr. Barbara Birshtein, Dr. Barry Bloom, and Dr. Matthew Scharff for their critical reading of this manuscript.

This project is supported by National Institutes of Health grants AI40163 (L. Spatz) and AR42533 (B. Diamond) and grants from the New York Chapter of the Arthritis Foundation. Linda Spatz is a recipient of a Young Scholar Award granted by the New York Partnership in Arthritis Research of the Arthritis Foundation, New York Chapter.

^1^ *Abbreviations used in this paper:* ds, double-stranded; FR1, framework 1; ss, single-stranded; V, variable region.

![Measurement of R4A-γ2b anti-dsDNA antibody in the sera of NZB/W F1 transgenic(doesn't even have to be text).

Pass the node itself (as Object) to the renderer, but have a convertValueToText() method in the component class.

This is how JTree does it.
Renderers can be just as flexibile as before - don't have to use this method.
Have to override component to change the text transformation.

As above, but delegate convertValueTotext() to the model.

This is how JXTable does it.
The model is probably the best place for this method - and it's easier to override there.

I don't want to have to customise the renderer just to change the text, but I'd like to be able to customise the renderer to do more than display a model-displayed string (else why bother with renderers). I really don't like the fact that JXTable uses reflection to look for convertValueToText()


turbocharged engine typically produces more power than the same engine without turbocharging.
EGR systems recirculate exhaust gas by-products into the intake air supply of the internal combustion engine. The exhaust gas, which is redirected to the combustion chamber of the engine, reduces the concentration of oxygen therein, thereby lowering the maximum combustion temperature. The lowered maximum combustion temperature slows the chemical reaction of the combustion process, thereby decreasing the formation of nitrous oxides. In addition, the particulate matter entrained in the exhaust is burned upon reintroduction into the engine combustion chamber to further reduce the exhaust gas by-products.
Control of the EGR system is often dependent on performance of the turbocharger. In particular, in order to provide the correct flow ratio of exhaust gas to intake air that results insex worker.

Here are five takeaways:

1. Cameron feels confident enough to mock Corbyn’s taxes

After being attacked by the Labour leader for cutting the number of tax collectors by 20 percent, the prime minister rose to his feet to chide the opposition leader for making a series of mistakes on his tax return — having spent hours struggling to find it in the first place.

To cheers from Tory MPs, Cameron said: “I’m glad he wants to get onto our responsibilities to pay our taxes. I think that’s very important. His tax return was a metaphor for Labour policy — it was late, it was chaotic, it was inaccurate, it was uncosted.”

The gag even had Labour frontbenchers Angela Eagle and Tom Watson, sitting either side of Corbyn, trying to suppress a


grow.

But the Labour leader failed to land a serious blow and by next week, it’s likely that the subject will have moved on as the May 5 local and regional elections are just round the corner. And, of course, there’s the ever-present EU referendum to keep Westminster transfixed.

5. The SNP’s Angus Robertson continues to cause more difficulties than Corbyn

Robertson, who knows Cameron well after being elected to parliament in the same year as the prime minister — 2001 — has a certain degree of authority in the House of Commons and is widely seen as an effective operator.

This afternoon, he demanded to know from Cameron why, after six years of being prime minister, the U.K. and its overseas territories “collectively sits at the top of the financial secrecyhashtags seven times more than pro-Clinton bots. The cybersecurity firm FireEye also located potentially thousands of fake accounts with suspected connections to the Russian government that saturated Twitter in the runup to the election. On Election Day, FireEye found that one group of bots alone flooded Twitter with 1,700 tweets containing the hashtag #WarOnDemocrats. These bots give the false impression of a groundswell of grassroots support, which may have confused voters trying to understand how news was unfolding during one of the most polarizing and frenzied elections in U.S. history.

And while it is good that Twitter is making an effort at deeper transparency moving forward, it’s not clear that more information alone will be enough to help voters navigate what political content they can and can’t trust on


on student loans. Most private loan programs are hinged to a financial index, such as the BBA LIBOR Rate, plus an overhead charge. Financial aid may be administered via
Palo Verde College soccer scholarships or
through academic departments. Alternatively, student credit cards may seem like a good short-term solution, but the interest
rates are high, and credit cards often carry an annual fee. A credit card can help you build a credit history, if you use it wisely.
But use it for emergencies only and don't spend more than you can afford to pay back. If you decide to get a credit card, make
sure you understand the terms, and try to meet your minimum monthly payments on time. If you do not, the credit card companies can
raise your interest rate suddenly andTo determine the ability of this patient population to perform the Bruce protocol, we also retrospectively analyzed the ability of 84 patients to perform this test on their initial evaluations at our center. All patients reached the anaerobic threshold (AT) on all 3 protocols. The Bruce and modified Naughton treadmill protocols resulted in similar peak VO2 percent predicted peak VO2, and VO2 at AT values (17.7 +/- 3.8 mL/kg/min, 57.2% +/- 21.1% and 15.4 +/- 4.1 mL/kg/min vs 18.0 +/- 4.7 mL/kg/min, 58.1% +/- 22.5% and 15.6 +/- 4.4 mL/kg/min, respectively). Peak VO2 and VO2 at AT on both treadmill protocols were higher than those obtained with bicycle testing (15.3 +/- 3.1 and 11.8 +/- 3.0 mL/kg/min, P <.05). Exercise duration was shorter with the Bruce and bicycle


economically disadvantaged. Patronizing their businesses can be an act of solidarity with a Church seriously threatened by emigration. Such business contributes to the economic development of Arab Christian communities and helps retain the threatened Catholic presence in the Holy Land.

Sponsored
by the Vatican, chartered in the U.S., and staffed by the Brothers of Christian
Schools (De La Salle Christian Brothers), Bethlehem University offers higher
education opportunities to Palestinians and Arab Israelis, both Christian and
Muslim. Tourism and hotel management programs permit the university to host
pilgrim groups, providing lunch as well as meetings and discussions with
students and faculty.

Set
up to assist U.S. pilgrims, the CRS Outreach Office can provide background
briefings, contacts with local Catholic, Muslim and Jewish groups; instruction
on justice, peace and development issues; and site visits to U.S. Catholic
Church-sponsored projects in nearby villages.

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bythe trials were known.

The results are based on all 2,151 men included in the three trials, of whom 1,074 were randomised to adjuvant radiotherapy and 1,077 men were randomised to early salvage radiotherapy -- of those, 395 men (37%) have commenced salvage treatment to date.

The analysis found no evidence that adjuvant radiotherapy improves event free survival compared to early salvage radiotherapy (HR 1.12; 95% CI 0.88-1.42; p=0.37). (4) Based on these results, the difference in five-year event free survival is likely only to be around 1%.


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# Installing Hyper-V Extensible Switch Extensions

This section describes the installation of Hyper-V extensible switch extensions and includes the following topics:

[INF Requirements for Hyper-V Extensible Switch Extensions](inf-requirements-for-hyper-v-extensions.md)

[Extension Driver MSI Packaging Requirements](extension-driver-msi-packaging-requirements.md)

[Managing Installed Hyper-V Extensible Switch Extensions](managing-installed-hyper-v-extensions.md)

no other types are stored in the slice. But that's
not really simple either.

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(rather than a pair of pointers). Then you could use a slice of pointers as a
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> _I do see your point: a slice could hold the type of its elements and then
> you'd have to prove that no other types are stored in the slice. But that's
> not really simple either._

It's simple in typesafe languages that support generics/parametric
polymorphism

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we invited in proponents of each type of training — FasCat’s Frank Overton on the sweet spot side, and Boulder Center for Sports Medicine’s Ryan Kohler to advocate for a polarized model — and let them have at it.

Fast Talk is available on all your favorite podcast services, including iTunes, Stitcher, Google Play, and Soundcloud. If you enjoy the podcast, please consider taking a moment to rate and comment on iTunes after listening. Also, check out the VeloNews Cycling Podcast, our weekly discussion of the sports hottest topics, trends, and controversies.depression, and had nightmares almost every night. She frequently considered suicide, especially when she was out at sea, all alone on her sailboat. And here was the reason why:

Hazel wanted to be a man. Her parents, however, were aggressively anti-LGBT. And the celebrity pastors of one of Singapore’s largest megachurches.

* * *

I prayed.

– Angels and archangels of the Highest Light, I call on you now. My friend Hazel needs help urgently. So long as it is for her highest good, I ask that you thwart all attempts at self-harm. Heal her and show her that she is dearly loved, and that God is greater than we can ask, think, or imagine. In the Name of all that is good and pure and holy, thank you.

Over the years, I


gradients on strokes, only on fills. Meaning that you will have to implement the outline as a fill.
There is the button's components digested, listed in the order you should draw them:

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In order to get gradients for the inner ring you will have to use QPainterPath, fist add the outer circle, and then add a slightly smaller inner circle, which will effectively punch a hole in the first circle, giving you something that looks like an outline but is actually a fill, a fill you can use a gradient on.
As mentioned in the comments - this involves a lot of operations and is not ideal.the natural exclusion between ferroelectricity and magnetism,[@Hill] there are several routes to achieve multiferroicity. Based on the microscopic origin of the FE polarization ($P$), multiferroics can be classified into two families.[@Khomskii] Type-I multiferroics, where ferroelectricity and magnetism have different origins, often present high critical temperatures ($T_{\rm C}$’s) and polarizations. However, the coupling between magnetism and ferroelectricity is usually weak. In contrast, type-II multiferroics (i.e. magnetic multiferroics), where the ferroelectricity is caused by a particular magnetic order, are more interesting and important since both orders tend to be strongly coupled.

Since the discovery of TbMnO$_3$,[@Kimura] several magnetic multiferroics have been found. However, in the spiral spin multiferroics, the FE polarizations are regulated by the Dzyaloshinskii-Moriya (DM) interaction,[@Sergienko1; @Katsura] which originates from the spin-orbit coupling and, thus, is very weak. This


and an engaged resistance movement, viewers and consumers are primed to demand — and obtain — corporate and individual accountability for abusive behavior. From the ouster of Fox News chairman Roger Ailes last summer after similar allegations to the recent uproar over claims of a culture that tolerated sexual harassment at the ride-hailing company Uber, the equation may, finally, be changing. The reaction to these episodes illuminates a path to effecting real change in how our society responds to harassment — even by the most powerful. The social and financial consequences of tolerating an abusive environment must become untenable for employers.

It is important to give women credit for bringing forth their allegations. It’s also necessary to make sure that the situation is better for the women who comeafter them. Firing O’Reilly, who has denied any wrongdoing, would be a start, but it would also represent an individual solution to what clearly seems a cultural problem at the network. An environment such as that at Fox News, where hierarchy and extreme loyalty are seemingly valued over compliance with the laws banning sexual harassment, makes it difficult for targets of harassment to come forward. When they do, they risk retaliation. Sexual harassment is about control, power and those who abuse it. It can be stopped only when companies recognize that everyone benefits when women can work in a workplace that is abuse-free.

[Erik Wemple: O’Reilly-Ailes-Trump: The dirty-old-man triumvirate]

Today, we have at least progressed to the point that there are more avenues for reporting than ever before. Yet there


= 0.0083 - -65.1917. Let x = 1.8 + h. Let j = -64 + x. What is the nearest to -1 in j, -2/13, 2?
-2/13
Suppose -8*l - 4*u - 12 = -4*l, 3*u = 3. What is the nearest to 1 in 1/66, l, 0.4?
0.4
Suppose 35*b - 8 = 31*b. What is the nearest to b in 4, -4, 1/4, 1?
1
Suppose -57*t - 580 = -637. Let k = 3 + -4. Let r = k - -5. What is the nearest to -0.1 in r, -0.4, t?
-0.4
Let m = 17338 + -17340. Which is the nearest to 1/2?  (a) 0.3  (b) -1  (c) m  (d) 20.53
a
Let k be (1/10)/(19*(-1)/114). Which is the closest to 6?  (a) -0.4  (b) k 2.9688. What is the nearest to -1 in 4, 0.4, v?
0.4
Let o = -1418 + 1418.3. Let j be 8 - (-1)/(3 + -4). Which is the closest to 2/5?  (a) j  (b) o  (c) 1
b
Let l be (147 + -147)*(-2 + 1). Which is the closest to 1?  (a) 0.3  (b) 97/2  (c) -1/4  (d) l
a
Suppose -12*h - 6 = 66. Let j be (-50)/8*h/30. Let f be 12/10*1/2. Which is the closest to f?  (a) j  (b) 0  (c) 3/2
b
Let v be 1 - (6 + -1) - -51 - 2. Let l be ((-138)/v - -3)*6. What is the nearest to 3 in l, 0.09, -0.3?
0.09
Let s(q) = -687*q + 18545. Let u be s(27).


2/9?
2/9
Let l = -0.496 - 41.504. Let q = l - -42.1. Let t be (-1)/(-3) - 1/2. Which is the closest to 0.1?  (a) q  (b) 2  (c) t
a
Let r be -21 - ((-996)/24 - -22). Which is the closest to 14/3?  (a) 1/7  (b) 0.1  (c) 2/19  (d) r
a
Let y = 10524 - 42095/4. Which is the nearest to 15?  (a) -4  (b) y  (c) -2  (d) 3/2
d
Suppose -7*r - 79*r = 179 - 437. Let p be (-6*6/189)/2. What is the nearest to -0.1 in 0.1, p, r?
p
Let q = 310 - 877. Let m = -569 - q. Let a = 1 - 0.7. What is the nearest to -0.1 in -8, a,is our grassroots. We need twice as many as you would need to give it all of their purpose to make these bills become laws.

1 stick of butter – This is our internal direction or lobbyists. We need the real thing, not an oily substitute, to help us grease the skids.

1 cup of sugar – This is our policy. It sweetens our cookies and keeps us coming back for more as that policy reforms the lives of children with autism across the United States.

a pinch of salt – This is our champion or the political leadership of a state, those who are worth their salt and have the fortitude to stand up for our children.

2 eggs – This is our unity and focus with the autism community. It


innocent mental patients into muscular, out-of-control monsters. The scientist's henchmen are driving one of the monsters to town, planning to set it loose in front of a bank they want to rob. Unfortunately for them, Batman had just finished mounting a brand spanking new machine gun onto the Batplane.

"Rat-tat-tat-tat-tat-tat-tat-tat ... Batman!"

Batman guns down the driver and causes the truck to crash into a tree, but the henchmen actually get off easy compared to what's about to happen to the confused, mentally handicapped mass of muscles in the back: As soon as he falls out of the truck, and before he can hurt a single soul, Batman drops a noose made from reinforced steel and easily snatches the monster by the neck:

He'd been practicing this very maneuver on vagrantskill each other in turf wars). Once again, the climax of the story leads Batman to a junkyard, where he carelessly leaves himself open to a classic wrestling match move.

"Your present, that is! Happy birthday! Here's a ch-"

Rather than ruin his perfect dentition by taking a chair to the face, Batman kicks his middle-aged attacker and causes him to stumble into another crook, sending them both directly into a conveniently placed garbage grinder.

"Gotta get one of these for the Batmobile."

The ensuing violence inspires the greatest onomatopoeia ever printed in a funny book. Seriously, look at this awful mess:

Not to be confused with "KASWULSH," the Swedish boy band.

Is this the same junkyard as before, and if so, exactly how many of Batman's former enemies are buried there? No one's


parties with celebrity guests.

Hay, who attended the U.S. Naval Academy, said she left the military at age 27 after five years in active duty to try her luck in the defense industry. It was 2002, the year after the terrorist attacks on Washington and New York. The United States was at war in Afghanistan and preparing to invade Iraq.

Hay launched Lanmark Technology Inc., a national-security consulting company, joining hundreds of other federal contractors who opened or expanded businesses in the region after 9/11 - including many run by people fresh out of government.

She received a no-bid federal contract for $99,912 from the Department of Defense in 2003. Since then Lanmark has won more than $120 million in federal contracts, according to government records. Hers is a modest successpay the rent. And after you pay taxes, it's even shorter," he said.
Mother's footsteps

A trim man with a pencil mustache, Ponger lives in a one-bedroom apartment in Washington's 8th Ward with his wife, Stephanie, 31, and their 5-month-old son, Michael Jr. They pay $750 a month in rent and sometimes need help from family to get by. She is a suite attendant at the Washington Nationals stadium during baseball season, and styles hair for extra cash.

Growing up, she lived in the suburbs. Her mother did data entry at the Federal Aviation Administration, developing skills that opened the door to a lifetime of good jobs.

"I thought I was going to follow in my mother's footsteps," she said. "Now it's harder. I find that disheartening."

Midtown Group's president, Helen Stefan Moreau,


them.

The 66-year-old Catholic nun is policy director for the Coalition on Human Needs, a nonprofit that represents about 100 organizations. She earns $78,000 and shares an apartment in the District with another nun. On a recent day she was at the U.S. Senate's Hart Office Building, carrying around a letter backed by 1,900 unions, social-service and faith-based organizations. The groups are prodding Congress, in balancing the budget, to raise taxes on the wealthy and reduce defense spending rather than cut low-income assistance programs.

Conservatives, she said, want to "cement tax breaks for the wealthy at the top and do so by cutting services." Friedman argues that the affluent have an inherent advantage on Capitol Hill. Many federal benefits that flow their way are built into the tax code, suchlarge and complex. Even I made error whilst writing the code.
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One part stores the data for each team, another does the comparison between two teams.
Overall the code is easier to understand and maintain.


More recently the opportunity for management of *P. roxburghii* forests for enhancement of carbon stocks and as a sink of greenhouse gases (GHGs) has emerged as a potential benefit for local communities participating in carbon trading under REDD^+^ agreements ([@ref-34]; [@ref-25]). However, the potential benefit to communities from carbon trading requires quantification of forest carbon stocks by accepted methods, followed by monitoring, reporting and verification to demonstrate enhancement of forest carbon.

Previous studies of forest carbon stocks in the government-managed *P. roxburghii* forests of India and Pakistan ([@ref-22]; [@ref-32]; [@ref-27], [@ref-28]) do not reflect Nepalese conditions, including potential community management impacts on carbon stocks. For example, in Nepal's CFs, users extract woody debris and dead standing trees for firewood, and collect forest floor litter for cattle bedding ([@ref-37]). Thesecycling through the forest floor, as litterfall is the major cycle of nutrient return from the forest canopy to the soil for root uptake. Around 70% of the annual uptake of macro-elements is returned to soil via litterfall in temperate forests ([@ref-10]; [@ref-5]). It is likely that CF practices reduce forest floor mass to 1 Mg C ha^−1^ ([@ref-2]; [@ref-3]) compared with protected *P. roxburghii* forests with around 6 Mg C ha^−1^ ([@ref-5]). Supporting this are reports of soil fertility recovery on sites protected from biomass removal for at least 15 years relative to sites that have come under protection in the past 7 years ([@ref-31]). In this study, litter and deadwood have been removed from mid-December to April for almost 25--40 years. This rate of biomass removal


of REDD^+^ payments led to a reduction in the extraction of litter, grass and fodder materials from CFs, increasing both their productivity and sustainability.

Conclusion
==========

This study has estimated aboveground forest carbon stock of community-managed *P. roxburghii* forests of the Parbat district of Western Nepal. In *P. roxburghii* dominated forest, trees account for over 99% of total aboveground forest carbon, indicating that carbon measurements can be focused only on trees in these CFs. This will reduce the time and cost involved in field measurements and simplify the task of planning, monitoring, reporting and verification under the REDD^+^ framework. This study has shown that AGC stock in community-managed forests varies with both stand type and geographical aspect. Monospecific stands contained more biomass carbon than the mixed stands, suggesting that former arethe P image seems to indicate a drop in polarized light as one proceeds radially inward from the outer region toward the star. This is particularly pronounced in the NW at a radius of about 570 mas (83 AU). Closer to the star, the polarized light increases again up to the region obscured by the coronagraphic mask. There may be an annular depletion zone in close proximity to the coronagraphic mask edge, but we state this with less certainty. This annular depletion zone (which, also, shows no correlation with speckles in the $I$ image) is located at roughly 300 mas (43 AU) radius from the star and a PA of about 142$^\circ$.

Interpretation: Circumstellar Material
======================================

The azimuthally averaged surface brightness of the circumstellar material provides initial measurements of the disk


a slightly more mature version of the disk we observed here and shows a similar radial hierarchy of structures and dust properties, even though in AB Aur the transition in dust properties seems to be at 130 AU, rather than at 60 AU. The difference in age suggests that these very similar stars, when compared, provide clues to the evolution of disks around intermediate mass stars.

Interpretation: A Probable Companion
====================================

It may be possible to derive a mass for whatever object is causing the perturbations in the dust density in the disk through detailed modeling of the resonance structure and an estimate of the mass of material in this structure. This is beyond the scope of this paper, and requires significant theoretical work. Here, we explore the possibility that theand possibly worse dynamic range.

The Lyot Project is based upon work supported by the National Science Foundation under Grant Nos. 0334916, 0215793, and 0520822, as well as grant NNG05GJ86G from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration under the Terrestrial Planet Finder Foundation Science Program. The Lyot Project grateful acknowledges the support of the US Air Force and NSF in creating the special Advanced Technologies and Instrumentation opportunity that provided access to the AEOS telescope. Eighty percent of the funds for that program were provided by the US Air Force. This work is based on observations made at the Maui Space Surveillance System, operated by Detachment 15 of the U.S. Air Force Research Laboratory Directed Energy Directorate. The Lyot Project is also grateful to Hilary and Ethel Lipsitz, the


in the processed $Q$, $U$, and $V$ data. ($P$ images have non-Gaussian noise properties so noise must be derived from the constituent images.) The total intensity (not just the flux in net-polarized light) for a given fractional polarization is plotted in the dynamic range plot, although for any real source detected, only a lower limit to the fractional polarization is measurable, because of the contamination from the starlight throughout the image.

Probability of Point Source Contamination
=========================================

We constrained the probability that a point source would be co-aligned with features in AB Aur’s disk using our detection limits and a model for the density of objects on the sky. Deriving a star count-magnitude relationship from the Two-Micron All-Sky Survey Point Source Catalog [@2006AJ....131.1163S] and using a fit to galaxy count-magnitude relationsMy blogs are an open house to all cultures, religions and countries. Be a
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Field water samples were collected from each plot on August 11, 2013 (see [Table S1](#pone.0104270.s001){ref-type="supplementary-material"} for pesticide application dates). All samples were filtered through a plankton net (64 µm mesh size) and stored into 100 ml amber glass bottles at 4°C. The samples were sent to Technology Service Centre Co., Ltd (<http://www.labfaster.com/>) the next day, and subjected to liquid chromatography-mass spectrometry (LC-MS/MS) analysis for residues of 5 pesticides. Those pesticides had been used in the experimental field before the sampling date. Each sample was analyzed twice and the average residue was recorded.

Rice yield test {#s2g}
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After rice grain fully ripened in September, 20 rows of rice each containing 10 hills were selected randomly in each plot. Panicles were threshed and rice grain was dried in sunlight and weighed.

Data3 groups of zooplankton, and significant effects were detected in the first investigation (d.f. = 6,4; *F* = 9.049; *p* = 0.026), as well as in the second (d.f. = 6,4; *F* = 7.678; *p* = 0.034). Therefore the water layer in Bt rice fields harbored more abundant and diverse zooplankton than that of non-Bt rice.

10.1371/journal.pone.0104270.t001

###### Abundance (individuals L^−1^) and diversity (number of species) of Rotifera, Cladocera and Copepoda in Bt and non-Bt rice plots.

![](pone.0104270.t001){#pone-0104270-t001-1}

  Treatment                                     Rotifera        Cladocera        Copepoda


*P. caudatum* in water collected from Bt and non-Bt rice plots in the laboratory. Daphnids (\<24 hrs old) were reared in 100 ml field-collected water with *Scenedesmus obliquus* as feed, and every 3 days the culture medium was refreshed with field-collected water. Differences on survival rate were found between Bt and non-Bt field-collected water one day after the onset of this experiment ([Fig. 2A](#pone-0104270-g002){ref-type="fig"}). In following days, survival rate in the non-Bt treatment decreased gradually to zero by the end of this 13-day experiment, while survival rates in the two Bt treatments remained relatively stable at 52% and 60% by day 13. Repeated-measures ANOVA within RCBD found significant rice type effect (d.f. = 2,4; *F* = 34.393, *p* = 0.003) and measuring time effect (d.f. = 12,52; *F* = 59.489; *p*\<0.001), and no significant block effect (d.f. = 2,4; *F* = 1.587;as front-loading, where a designer can identify manufacturing glitches through simulation and then facilitate planning on how to overcome such problems. With front-loading, products can be designed so it performs well in the manufacturing simulation which should mitigate problems in actual production thus mitigating overall system costs.
Simulation can also be implemented end-to-end, thus demonstrating how every process in a plant performs together over a designated period of time. For instance, simulation can occur from the controller level up to warehouse management and other supervisory systems. One area where simulations of the entire plant are taking hold is with new plants or newly refitted plants. Before manufacturers determine what equipment they need and where it should go, they simulate the plant's entire operations. Dynamic simulation thus provides a model


the multiple sections obtained from a three-dimensionally reconstructed dendritic segment of a PSD-95--EGFP-transfected cell. Note the presence of many large dendritic spines. (F) Three-dimensionally reconstructed dendritic segments (dark contours) from nontransfected neurons located in the vicinity of the PSD-95--transfected cell (light gray contours). Bars: (A) 10 μm; (B, E, and F) 5 μm; (C) 1 μm; (D) 0.5 μm.](jcb1831115f01){#fig1}

As shown in [Fig. 2](#fig2){ref-type="fig"}, PSD-95 overexpression modified the ultrastructural features of dendritic spines and PSDs. Analysis of 234 spines from PSD-95--transfected neurons (*n* = 7 cells), 164 spines from EGFP-transfected cells (*n* = 4 cells), and 145 spines from nontransfected neurons (*n* = 8 cells) showed that spines in PSD-95--transfected cells become much larger, often with complex shapes and membrane extensions that engulf presynaptic terminals. The spine volume increasedas indicated by analysis of the three-dimensionally reconstructed segments (PSD-95, 0.63 ± 0.12 spines/μm of dendritic length; EGFP, 0.96 ± 0.29 spines/μm of dendritic length; *n* = 7 and 4 cells, respectively; P \< 0.05; Table S1), a result also confirmed by analyzing the number of fluorescent puncta observed on transfected cell dendrites (PSD-95--transfected cells, 0.74 ± 0.03 puncta/μm; spines on EGFP-transfected cells, 0.94 ± 0.9 puncta/μm; *n* = 14 and 8 cells, respectively; P \< 0.05).

![**Spine enlargement induced by PSD-95 overexpression.** (A) Three-dimensionally reconstructed dendritic segment of a PSD-95--transfected cell illustrating the presence of numerous large spines regularly exhibiting perforated PSDs. (B) Three-dimensionally reconstructed dendritic segment of a control cell. Note the smaller size of the spines. (C) Spine volume measured in control nontransfected (ctrl; *n* =


from a cell cotransfected with PSD-95 and an siRNA against nNOS (siNOS). Note the small number of MISs (top; numbers refer to presynaptic terminals \[\*\] making synaptic contacts on the spine) and the persistence of larger spines (top and bottom). (B) Same as in A but for a PSD-95--transfected cell treated for 2 d with 200 μM of the NOS inhibitor L-NAME. L-NAME prevented MIS formation (top) but not the PSD-95--induced spine and PSD enlargement (bottom). (C) Quantitative analysis illustrating the proportion of MISs detected under control conditions (ctrl; *n* = 8 cells; 145 spines) and in cells transfected with EGFP (*n* = 4 cells; 164 spines), PSD-95 (*n* = 7 cells; 234 spines), PSD-95 and siNOS (*n* = 5 cells; 127 spines), and PSD-95 treated with L-NAMEvicinity of the spine.

![**NO promotes axonal varicosities differentiation and regulates spine and synapse formation under control conditions.** (A) 3D reconstruction of an MIS and adjacent axons observed upon PSD-95 transfection. Seven axons were present in the vicinity, four of which made a synaptic contact. (B) 3D reconstruction of an enlarged spine observed upon PSD-95 transfection but with L-NAME treatment illustrating seven axons also present in the vicinity, of which only one made a synaptic contact. (C) 3D analysis of the environment of 12 MISs observed upon PSD-95 transfection and 12 large spines observed upon L-NAME treatment of PSD-95--transfected cells. Selection was based on similar spine head volumes. (D) The number of axons directly adjacent to the enlarged spines was similar in both conditions (7.8 ± 0.3 vs. 7.6


of CA1 stratum radiatum, and the proportion of MISs was analyzed in randomly selected volume samples obtained from treated and control tissue, with images taken of at least 40 consecutive sections at a magnification of 9,700--13,500. For each group, three slice cultures from different experiments were used. To analyze spine density in these experiments, 3D reconstructions of spines were performed in the same volume samples on several dendritic segments per culture.

Statistical analysis
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Data are shown as mean ± SEM. Statistical analyses were performed using the Student\'s *t* test or Mann-Whitney test when indicated.

Online supplemental material
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Fig. S1 shows serial sections of an MIS from a PSD-95--transfected cell. Fig. S2 shows the distribution of the number of presynaptic partners in MISs. Fig. S3 shows siNOS activity in fibroblasts. Fig. S4 showsQ:

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 -----Original Message-----
From:  McVicker, Maureen
Sent: Monday, July 23, 2001 9:33 AM
To: Denne, Karen; Palmer, Mark A. (PR)
Subject: Additional Phone Number - Steve Kean

FYI - here is Steve's phone number in Weimar, TX  (a/k/a  "Rancho Keano")

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Maureen McVickerhimself to a possible federal indictment for perjury and its attendant punishment. (Tr. 5; 17-18). He states that his statement is made voluntarily; without threat, pressure or promise of consideration of any kind; and that it is completely unsolicited by anyone. (Tr. 5-6; 9). He also states that although Joseph J. Marcheso, the federal prosecutor, who conducted the second, third, and fourth trials, did not live up to his bargain with him, he is not making his statement to spite anyone in the United States Attorney's Office.[6] (Tr. 16-17). Vaccaro purports to make his statement because
"... I feel with all the possible punishments that I am facing, I still feel inwardly that the mistakes were made from the beginning, there was a bunch of confusion, and the confusion


on numerous occasions. United States v. Troche, supra; United States v. Aviles, supra; United States v. Flynn, 130 F. Supp. 412 (S.D.N.Y.1955), reargument denied, 131 F.Supp. 742; United States v. Bradwell, supra; United States v. Silverman, 430 F.2d 106, 119 (2d Cir. 1970); United States v. Miller, 411 F.2d 825, 830 (2d Cir. 1969); Kyle v. United States, 297 F.2d 507, 512 (2d Cir. 1961); United States v. Gonzalez, 33 F.R.D. 276 (S.D.N.Y.1958) (Kaufman, J.); see also United States v. Hiss, supra, 107 F.Supp. at 136.
After having reviewed the entire record in this case, dating back to the filing of the indictment, the numerous exhibits filed in this proceeding, and *1086 the transcripts of the trials, this Court is unconvinced that a new trial is warranted on thenoted that this change of mind occurred within four days after talking to Judge Dooling.
(4) As previously noted, the federal judiciary looks upon recantations of trial *1087 testimony with the utmost suspicion, and, indeed, it has been suggested that such statements are often likely the product of fear, coercion, or bribery. See United States v. Aviles, supra. The circumstances surrounding Vaccaro's recantation clearly involve the likelihood that it is of dubious origin, to say the least. Vaccaro's fear of harm from those against whom he testified is a matter of record. At the fifth trial, he refused to disclose any residences or employments which he had had since his release from prison (Trial 1644-45, 1655-56).[18] When asked the reason for this refusal, Vaccaro responded, "I fear for my


the false testimony was given and was unable to meet it; and he has also failed to show that he was unaware of the falsity of the testimony until after the trial. Indeed, to contend that either of such showings could be made would be absurd. No surprise was involved with the Vaccaro testimony at the fifth trial; the same testimony had been given in the four previous trials, before the *1089 Grand Jury and in various statements to the Government which were furnished to the defendant. Moreover, a defense contention of ignorance of the falsity of the Vaccaro testimony until after trial would be virtually tantamount to an admission of guilt. Thus, not only does the defendant fail to meet Larrison's credibility standard, but he is alsoit was brought to my attention by an Assistant District Attorney about different matters where the car, the stolen car was found where we left it, I gave wrong statements on that also, but I didn't  in other words, I didn't know when I lit my last cigarette.
Q What was the name of the Assistant United States Attorney that you spoke to about this?
A I spoke to Mr. Pattison[23] and also later on another Assistant District Attorney that took over the case, Mr. Marcheso.
Q And did you tell them that you were confused?
A In fact, they brought it to my attention, after the FBI investigation showed that a certain stolen car was found on 39th Street, and I said we stole it the same morning, but which


because of errors in the trial judge's charge. United States v. Persico, 349 F.2d 6 (2d Cir. 1965). The fifth and final trial took place in April and May of 1968.
[4]  Vaccaro states that he intended to see Judge Dooling on two prior occasions, but on reaching the federal courthouse in Brooklyn, he lost his nerve. It was not until January 19, 1972, that he "picked up enough nerve." (Tr. 16).
[5]  "Tr." here and hereinafter refers to the transcript of the Vaccaro statement.
[6]  Vaccaro does not disclose what the alleged bargain involved.
[7]  Vaccaro was more than likely referring to former Assistant United States Attorney Catterson, the prosecutor in the first trial.
[8]  Mr. Edelbaum stated that he was actually engaged in the trial of{
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