exists a unique irreducible component $Y$ in $D_X^{\mathbf C^*}$ satisfying the following property: There exists a dense Zariski open subset $U\subset Y$ such that for any $u\in U$, the corresponding $\mathbf C^*$-invariant subvariety in $X$ is the closure of an orbit of the $\mathbf C^*$-action.

If $(X\times D_X\supset)\,\mathscr W\to D_X$ denotes the universal family and $\mathscr W_Y\to Y$ its restriction to the subspace $Y$ in the proposition, the restriction of the natural projection $\mathscr W\to X$ to $\mathscr W_Y$ is bimeromorphic. Hence by composition with $\mathscr W_Y\to Y$, we obtain a meromorphic map $f:X\to Y$. By construction, for any $u\in U\subset Y$, $f^{-1}(u)$ is the closure of an orbit of the $\mathbf C^*$-action. Since $D_X$ and $D_X^{\mathbf C^*}$ are canonically determined from the space $X$ and the $\mathbf C^*$-action,Sessional monitoring of treatment progress during psychological therapy involves the regular review of feedback from measures of symptoms, functioning, or common factors such as therapeutic alliance reported by patients or therapists (Carlier et al. [@CR4]). It is an evidence-based intervention recommended by healthcare systems internationally (SAMSHA's National Registry of Evidence-Based Programs and Practices [@CR26]). Sessional monitoring is being rolled out across child and adolescent mental health services (CAMHS) in England as a means of supporting clinical practice and to underpin evaluation of service provision and benchmarking betweeen services (Department of Health [@CR7]). Sessional monitoring may promote communciation between patients and therapists to help identify when patients may not be responding to therapy as expected and, consequently, may be more likely to disengage from therapy (Carlier, et al. [@CR4];


(Separation anxiety)"). Presenting problems occurring with a frequency of \<5 % were grouped into "other presenting problems" to avoid including under-powered groups in the main analysis (i.e., psychosis, elimination problems, mutism, gender discomfort, and adjustment to a physical health problem). In addition, 14 items capture complexity factors (e.g., "Young carer status"). Complexity factors occurring with a frequency of \<5 % were grouped into "other complexity factors" (i.e., young carer, learning disability, physical health condition, neurological disorder, child protection plan, refugee or asylum seeker, experience of war, and involvement with youth justice system). Therapists responded to the presenting problem items on a four-point scale from none (0) to severe (3), which were recoded from none to absent (0) and from 1 to 3 to present (1).[2](#Fn2){ref-type="fn"} Therapists responded to the complexitySession Rating Scale (Duncan and Miller [@CR9]). Therapists receive training in selecting and using sessional measures as clinically relevant and appropriate; see Law and Wolpert ([@CR20]) for further information.

Analytic Strategy {#Sec7}
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To examine the relationship between demographic and case characteristics with sessional monitoring, multilevel logistic regressions were conducted in STATA 12 (StataCorp [@CR28]). Three multilevel logistic regressions were performed predicting sessional monitoring. In Model 1 (the null model), the intraclass correlation coefficient (ICC) was computed to examine the variance explained at the service level. In Model 2, the patient-level demographic characteristics were entered: gender (coded 1 for female); grand mean centred age in line with recommendations (Hox [@CR14]); and White, Black, and low frequency ethnic groups (each dummy coded 1, with not stated as the reference category). In Model


of the synchronization and to validate our procedure, vertical velocity data curves were extracted from the Doppler data files of both the original longitudinal dataset and the smoothed synchronized cross-sectional datasets at approximately four corresponding points along the OFT. The vertical velocity curves at the corresponding data points were compared between the datasets to determine the accuracy of the reconstruction.

2.3. Segmenting {#sec2dot3-jcdd-06-00011}
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The resulting 4-D datasets were segmented using an in-house program delineated in Reference \[[@B31-jcdd-06-00011]\]. Briefly, our semiautomatic algorithm uses a two-dimensional deformable double-line model, a maximum likelihood estimator, and an active-contour model to extract first the myocardial layer and then the endocardial layer from 2-D images extracted from the reconstructed image volumes roughly perpendicular to the OFT centerline. The extracted endocardium geometries ([Figure 3](#jcdd-06-00011-f003){ref-type="fig"}) represent the surfacenormal traction condition updated until the difference between the computed and measured velocities was \<1%. Subsequent time points would use the final inlet condition of the previous point as a starting value. Details of this inverse method (i.e., matched velocity rather than inlet and outlet boundary conditions) can be found in Reference \[[@B29-jcdd-06-00011]\]. Finally, we compared the experimental and computed velocities at other points along the OFT (not used in the iterative procedure) in order to confirm the accuracy of the simulation over the entire geometry. This methodology ensured embryo-specific blood flow conditions were reproduced.

2.5. Geometrical Assessment and Stress Analysis {#sec2dot5-jcdd-06-00011}
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MATLAB and EnSight (CEI, Inc., Apex, NC, USA) were used to post-process and visualize the results of both the initial segmentation and the CFD simulation. The cross-sectional areas


that could not be meshed and showed negligible difference (\<2%) when compared with volumes calculated directly from reconstructed meshes. The centerline length reported in this paper was measured at a closed configuration of the lumen.

We used EnSight to calculate the wall shear stress using the velocity gradients close to the wall from the CFD simulation results. Wall shear stress ($\left| \tau \right|$) is calculated here as the magnitude of the traction vector ($\mathbf{\sigma} \cdot \mathbf{n}$) projected onto the lumen surface:$${\mathbf{\tau} = \mathbf{\sigma} \cdot \mathbf{n}}{~ - ~\left\lbrack {\left( {\mathbf{\sigma} \cdot \mathbf{n}} \right) \cdot \mathbf{n}} \right\rbrack\mathbf{n}}$$ where ***σ*** is the flow stress tensor, ***n*** is a unit vector normal to the OFT wall, and $\mathbf{\tau}$ is the projection of the traction vector on the OFT wall plane. Here, we also(V~B~, the total volume of flow going back toward the ventricle over the cardiac cycle) did not have an obvious trend ([Table 1](#jcdd-06-00011-t001){ref-type="table"}, [Figure S1a](#app1-jcdd-06-00011){ref-type="app"}).

The *total stroke volume* ([Figure S1c](#app1-jcdd-06-00011){ref-type="app"}), *cardiac efficiency* ([Figure S1d](#app1-jcdd-06-00011){ref-type="app"}), and *maximum flow rate* ([Figure 6](#jcdd-06-00011-f006){ref-type="fig"}b, [Figure S1e](#app1-jcdd-06-00011){ref-type="app"}) all tended to increase with embryonic stage ([Table 1](#jcdd-06-00011-t001){ref-type="table"}). The stroke volume had a significant difference between HH14 and HH16--18 (*p* = 0.005, *p* = 0.048, and *p* \< 0.001) and between HH16 and HH18 (*p* = 0.005), as did maximum flow rate (*p* = 0.002, *p* = 0.045, *p* \< 0.001, and *p* = 0.003). The cardiac efficiency showed a significant difference only between HH16 and HH18 (*p* = 0.017).

*Maximum WSS* and *mean WSS* showed the highest variability at HH16, perhaps indicating a transitional period


values reported in Reference \[[@B20-jcdd-06-00011]\]; our peak velocity at HH17 was comparable to that reported in Reference \[[@B9-jcdd-06-00011]\]. Although the computational model in Reference \[[@B20-jcdd-06-00011]\] had a maximum velocity magnitude that was about 65% of ours at HH18, the one from Reference \[[@B26-jcdd-06-00011]\] was 30% higher. Our peak velocities for HH16 were centered on the value reported in Reference \[[@B23-jcdd-06-00011]\] for that stage; their WSS values, however, were considerably lower. This may be, in part, due to their use of a fixed-tissue model at an open configuration (maximum WSS does not necessarily occur at the point of maximum expansion), and their model also appears to only consider the proximal region of the OFT. We report WSS values at HH18 that are comparable to those from References \[[@B9-jcdd-06-00011]\] andWorcestershire
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UC patients compared with controls. The mean daily intake of carbohydrates was significantly higher in CD patients and the intakes of protein, calcium, phosphorus, and riboflavin were significantly lower in UC patients compared with controls, respectively. Serum concentrations of several nutrients (beta-carotene, magnesium, selenium and zinc) were significantly lower in UC patients compared with controls. Serum vitamin B12 concentration was significantly lower in CD patients. Muscle strength did not significantly differ between IBD patients and controls. This study showed that the nutritional status of IBD patients was already affected negatively at time of diagnosis. It needs to be elucidated whether nutritional supplementation in recently diagnosed IBD patients may improve the clinical course of the disease.914 F.2d 1468
Robert Copeland BISHOP, Petitioner-Appellant,v.Ira D. KELSO, Superintendent of the Lee CorrectionalInstitution and Michael J. Bowers, AttorneyGeneral of the State of Georgia,Respondents-Appellees.
No. 89-8641.
United States Court of Appeals,Eleventh Circuit.
Oct. 15, 1990.

George M. Weaver, J. Melvin England, England Weaver & Kytle, Atlanta, Ga., for petitioner-appellant.
Michael J. Bowers, Atty. Gen., Susan V. Boleyn, Dennis R. Dunn, Asst. Attys. Gen., Atlanta, Ga., for respondents-appellees.
Appeal from the United States District Court for the Northern District of Georgia.
Before HATCHETT, Circuit Judge, HILL* and FAIRCHILD**, Senior Circuit Judges.
FAIRCHILD, Senior Circuit Judge:

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Robert Copeland Bishop is serving a mandatory life sentence in Georgia after being convicted of malice murder.  After exhausting his state remedies, he filed a petition for habeas corpus in federal court.  He appeals the district court's dismissal of that petition.


if death results from a pulmonary embolism which was caused by injuries for which the defendant is criminally responsible, proximate cause is satisfied.  Larkin v. State, 247 Ga. 586, 278 S.E.2d 365, 365-66 (1981);  Rachel v. State, 247 Ga. 130, 274 S.E.2d 475, 476-77 (1981).  See also People v. Gacho, 122 Ill.2d 221, 119 Ill.Dec. 287, 522 N.E.2d 1146, cert. denied, 488 U.S. 910, 109 S.Ct. 264, 102 L.Ed.2d 252 (1988);  Pittman v. State, 528 N.E.2d 67, 70 (Ind.1988);  United States v. Merrill, 484 F.2d 168 (8th Cir.), cert. denied, 414 U.S. 1077, 94 S.Ct. 594, 38 L.Ed.2d 484 (1973);  State v. Tjaden, 69 N.W.2d 272, 279 (N.D.1955);  People v. Gittings, 136 Ill.App.3d 655, 91 Ill.Dec. 207, 483 N.E.2d 553, 559argues that this just isn't enough evidence to permit a rational juror to conclude beyond a reasonable doubt the embolism was causally related to the injuries inflicted by his gun.  This raises a serious question whether, in a case where expert testimony is necessary to determine a factual question, testimony that the gunshot wounds and resulting surgery were a "possible" cause, and that any other cause was "not likely," can support a conclusion, beyond a reasonable doubt, that they were the cause.

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Dr. Powell's testimony showed that it is at least possible that Mr. Freeman's pulmonary embolism and death resulted from a cause independent of the gunshot wounds.  Certainly the prosecution could have presented more thorough evidence concerning the cause of the pulmonary embolism, perhaps by asking


Have you ever walked into a neighborhood restaurant, with only your debit card in hand, ready to order lunch for $7.95, but are stopped by the handwritten sign next to the cash register: credit cards, $15 minimum.

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After reoptimization, H~2~ is placed in the central part of the cage and the orientation of the molecule is not parallel to the channel axis, as it was observed with other similar systems, for example, CO~2~ in the water clathrate.^[@ref61]^ The H~2~ center of mass is located at 212 pm from the OH ring planes and the H--H axis is tilted, oriented toward one of the O atoms in the ring, with about 47° of deviation from


from the figure that the transition of H~2~ produces a substantial modification of the electronic density distribution inside the ring, but the external part remains largely unaffected. Bond paths appear during the transition connecting O atoms in the ring with the H~2~ molecule. These paths, although not straight, are fully contained in the plane of the ring when an H atom is placed in the center ([Figure [4](#fig4){ref-type="fig"}](#fig4){ref-type="fig"}b). In addition, even the part that corresponds to O atoms remains in that plane when the center of mass of H~2~ is placed in the center of the ring ([Figure [4](#fig4){ref-type="fig"}](#fig4){ref-type="fig"}c). From the BCPs present in the figure, these bond paths continue above and below the plane of the paper toward each H nucleus in H~2~. These results confirm theideal gas regime to a Fickian regime. A very interesting and comprehensive study of this behavior in type II clathrate hydrate of H~2~ has been presented by Cao et al.^[@ref48]^ They use a two regime model and obtain *D* as one of the parameters of the fit. In our case, we selected the MSD values in the Fick regime to estimate the diffusion coefficient *D* directly from the slope of a linear fit. A dashed line in [Figure [10](#fig10){ref-type="fig"}](#fig10){ref-type="fig"} represents the curve predicted by the fit. The resulting diffusion coefficient is *D* = 8.49·10^--12^ m^2^ s^--1^. This value is of the order of magnitude of *D* values in the article of Cao et al. and directly comparable with some of the particular cases they studied. At this point,


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After cuff inflation of 5 minutes' duration, greater changes were detected in median change in FVI and FMD of brachial arteries (174.0% and 8.0%, respectively), compared with values determined for femoral arteries (32.0% and 2.1%, respectively). Between-dog CV for brachial artery FMD was 34.0%, compared with 89.6% for femoral arteries, and within-dog CV was 32.5% for brachial arteries versus 51.6% for femoral arteries after cuff inflation of 5 minutes' duration. In healthy Miniature Schnauzers, FMD was greater and more repeatable in brachial arteries than in femoral arteries. Reactive hyperemia was inconsistently induced in femoral arteries following 3- or 5-minute cuff inflation times. Brachial, but not femoral, artery FMD measurement is a potentially useful research technique for measurement of endothelial function in dogs.accountable for its illegal
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Q:

Right way to wait for a link to click in selenium

I have a web page with the following:

  Show More Friends

I want to click this link in Python 3.5 with Selenium in Chrome browser. If I use WebDriverWait(driver, 10).until(
        EC.presence_of_element_located((By.ID, id_text))) and then go ahead and click it, nothing happens.
However, if I wait after  EC.element_to_be_clickable((By.ID, "show_more")))
    time.sleep(5)
    more_friends_link.click()

an my goal is to replace the time.sleep(5) with something more meaningful

A:

Try to replace
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    EC.presence_of_element_located((By.ID, id_text)))

with
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    EC.element_to_be_clickable((By.ID, id_text)))


more detail later, it should be noted here already that the high mobility of the adsorbed species, which reflects a low lateral corrugation of the adsorption potential along the surface, is incompatible with the formation of localized covalent bonds between substrate and the adsorbed IL species.

Finally it should be noted that the STM images showed no indications of a restructuring of the Ag(111) or Au(111) surfaces upon interaction with \[BMP\]\[TFSA\], as it was reported by Atkin et al. \[[@R23]\] for \[BMP\]\[TFSA\] on Au(111) in electrochemical STM measurements, where bulk IL was in contact with the surface at potentials between −0.4 and −2.2 V vs the ferrocene/ferrocenium (Fc/Fc^+^) redox couple \[[@R28]\]. Hence, the presence of the IL adsorbate alone is not sufficient to induce a restructuring of the substrateon Au(111): longish protrusions with a lower height are visible between the round shaped protrusions (partly marked by white circles and ellipsoids) (*T* = 119 K, *U* ~T~ = −1.06 V, *I* ~T~ = 80 pA).](Beilstein_J_Nanotechnol-04-903-g002){#F1}

We will first concentrate on the discussion of the '2D glass' structure. In [Fig. 1](#F1){ref-type="fig"}, a Au(111) surface covered with 0.7 monolayers (ML) of \[BMP\]\[TFSA\] adsorbates is shown (for a definition of 1 ML see Experimental section). In that image, the IL adsorbates appear as round shaped protrusions and form distinct islands on the surface. In between the islands, adsorbate free Au(111) surface areas appear, where the typical \[[@R27]\] zig-zag pattern of the Au(111) surface reconstruction is resolved (see inset with enhanced contrast in [Fig. 1](#F1){ref-type="fig"}). The formation of islands demonstrates the presence


For Au(111), high resolution images of the disordered structure look exactly the same, with identical structures, mean distances between the protrusions etc. (see [Fig. 1](#F1){ref-type="fig"} and inset in [Fig. 2](#F2){ref-type="fig"}). Therefore, the adsorption geometry, the structure formation and the molecule--molecule and molecule--substrate interactions in the 2D glass structure of \[BMP\]\[TFSA\] should be identical on Au(111) and Ag(111) and they can be discussed for both substrates together. The first question relates to the origin of the different protrusions in the STM images. Most simply, the longish protrusions represent one ion type and the round shaped protrusions the other one. In that case, the adsorbed cations as well as the anions lie next to each other in direct contact to the surface, as it was already concluded from the XPSthe other protrusions in the larger oval shift to a lower position. The red arrow points out the changing position of a single protrusion. The orange boxes in [Fig. 3](#F3){ref-type="fig"} and 3e highlight a molecular jump between two consecutive images. Subsequently, no motion is observed up to [Fig. 3](#F3){ref-type="fig"}. The blue circles in [Fig. 3](#F3){ref-type="fig"} and 3n show stable protrusions, while others at and close to the boundary between 2D glass structure and adsorbate free area clearly change positions (*T* = 124 K, *U* ~T~ = −0.76 V mV, *I* ~T~ = 50 pA).](Beilstein_J_Nanotechnol-04-903-g004){#F3}

Aside the 2D glass phase, also well ordered, 2D crystalline domains/islands are found on the surface. This is illustrated in the high resolution images of the 2D crystalline structure on Au(111) in [Fig. 4](#F4){ref-type="fig"} and


between are much larger. The physical reason for the higher fraction of 2D crystalline phase at lower coverages, which reflects an easier alignment of the adsorbate species during cool-down under theses conditions, may only be speculated upon. It may be related to more stable adsorption at the perimeter of islands of the 2D crystalline phase compared to (small islands of) the 2D glass phase, which allows preferential growth of the former ones during cool down at lower coverages, while at higher coverage such effects do not seem to play a significant role.

![(a) STM image of a monolayer film of \[BMP\]\[TFSA\] on Au(111), showing both 2D crystalline islands as well as 2D glass areas. The Au(111) reconstruction is visible in the 2D crystalline island (for better visibility it isexceed the strength of the surface diffusion barrier, since otherwise the IL adsorbates would be trapped on their adsorption sites before they are able to undergo a 2D nucleation and growth process during cool-down to 100 K. Sufficient mobility of individual molecules is indicated also by the mobility at the island edges. Therefore, the temperature for 2D melting is dominated by the strength of the attractive adsorbate--adsorbate interactions. Interestingly, the trend in melting temperatures of the 2D crystalline phases on Ag(111) and Au(111) does not correlate with that of the adlayer density (see [Table 1](#T1){ref-type="table"}). While the 2D melting temperature on Ag(111) is only little higher than that of the 2D crystalline adlayer on Au(111) in the submonolayer regime, the density is comparable with that of the monolayer


coverage adlayer on Au(111). This indicates that the adlayer stability is affected by the nature of the substrate, not only by purely distance (and thus density) dependent adsorbate--adsorbate interactions.

Since the structures in the 2D glass phase are similar for both substrates, we would expect the same melting temperature in both cases. It was not possible, however, to reliably determine the melting temperature of the 2D glass phase on Ag(111) (see above). For adsorption on Au(111), the lower melting temperature in the 2D glass phase compared to that in the 2D crystalline phase arises from the fact that the 2D glass phase is most likely a kinetically hindered structure and therefore not in thermodynamic equilibrium, which is less stable than the equilibrium phase. Interestingly, though the monolayer and the(which we’ll talk about tomorrow). And while we were there, I did my best to be a good little vegan. And I have to say, it was easier than I expected.

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I am extremely happy I came across this one. Caleb Kunle’s lava lamp visuals for “Eden” mix so well with vocals.a valid rescission of the contract.

II.

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On appeal, Harrison argues that a letter of rescission is ineffectual because it is not a "contest" within the meaning of the policy's incontestability clause or section 10350.2 of the Insurance Code.   This argument is not persuasive.   Harrison cites no language, either in the contract or in the Insurance Code, that specifically deprives or restricts Connecticut's right of rescission.   The incontestability clause in the policy and section 10350.2 of the Insurance Code address the conditions under which an insurer may no longer contest a claim, including the unilateral right of recision.   These provisions, however, do not define or restrict rights while the policy is still contestable.   By the parties' stipulation, the March 14,


v. American Mutual Liability Ins. Co., 167 F.Supp. 125, 128 (N.D.Cal.1958).

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California Civil Code section 1691 outlines the general procedure by which a party may rescind a contract.   If a party, "promptly upon discovering the facts which entitle him to rescind," gives notice and offers to "[r]estore to the other party everything of value which he has received from him under the contract," then the contract is rescinded.   See Cal.Civ.Code § 1691.   Under such circumstances, an insured may contest the rescission by challenging the premise underlying the exercise of the right, i.e. the existence of a material misrepresentation, but Harrison has stipulated to this fact.

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Harrison argues that § 1691 is a general Civil Code provision that must yield to the specific civil code− α/2 + Z 1 − β)^2^ × σ^2^/(Δμ)^2^ with assumptions of α (significance level) = 0.05 ≥ Z 1 − α/2 = 1.96, β = 0.1 (statistical power = 0.9) ≥Z 1 − β = 1.28, σ = 0.95, Δμ = 0.95.

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Participants were selected from patients referred to the Department of Orthodontics and Dentofacial Orthopedics at Shahid Beheshti University of Medical Sciences. Male and female orthodontic patients 12 years and older with extraction treatment plan who met the following inclusion criteria were included presence of all maxillary and mandibular permanent teeth except for third molars, comprehensive orthodontic treatment plan of bilateral symmetric extraction of premolar teeth, no medication intake or systemic disease, and full banding/bonding of teeth in both arches. The exclusion criteria were


including anchorage loss of posterior teeth. It means that anterior and posterior teeth adjacent to extraction sites moved faster toward each other in experimental groups. To the best of our knowledge, this is the first pilot study aiming to evaluate the efficacy of LPRF for acceleration of OTM in humans. To date, many surgically assisted approaches such as periodontally accelerated osteogenic orthodontics, corticotomy, and micro-osteoperforation with and without using PRP/LPRF have been developed to decrease the treatment time of fixed orthodontic patients. These approaches are all based on the regional acceleratory phenomenon.\[[@ref27][@ref28][@ref29][@ref30][@ref31]\] Researchers tried to shift the invasive surgically assisted techniques to more conservative approaches including micro-osteoperforation,\[[@ref31]\] piezopuncture,\[[@ref32]\] and very recently mini-implant-facilitated micro-osteoperforation,\[[@ref33]\] which eliminate the need for flaps, bone grafting, and suturing. However, these techniques may stilltraumatize the surrounding bone, undermine the periodontal support of teeth, and cause patient discomfort.\[[@ref33]\] In addition, the intensity and extensity of their acceleratory effect depend on the intensity and extensity of the surgical insult, and therefore, conservative approaches might not be able to trigger a distinctive acceleratory effect on OTM.\[[@ref34]\] To simulate the effects of surgical insult without actual surgical trauma, local injection of growth factors and cytokines, and recently, autologous PRP were introduced to stimulate alveolar bone remodeling.\[[@ref25][@ref26][@ref35]\]

PRP was first introduced to dentistry in 1998 to be combined with autogenous bone grafts to expedite bone maturation and result in higher bone density.\[[@ref36]\] Hoaglin and Lines also conducted a study to evaluate the use of PRF for prevention of localized osteitis following lower third molar extraction.\[[@ref6]\] This retrospective


of mechanical force (dynamic loading) in contrast to static loading in the reported study.\[[@ref25]\] Since PRP has a concentration-dependent effect on bone turnover\[[@ref44]\] and also OTM,\[[@ref25]\] it may be stated that different LPRF concentrations may also have different effects on bone turnover and OTM.\[[@ref25]\] However, the split-mouth design of this study aimed to compensate for these possible interpersonal variations. Nevertheless, for future studies, it is highly recommended to determine the concentrations of platelets and leucocytes in the whole blood and LPRF samples by the use of ELISA before their application.

LPRF, similar to PRP products, is a mixture of various growth factors, cytokines, and enzymes, which may have overlapping biological effects and the exact mechanism of action of each ingredient is still unclear.\[[@ref45]\] Many of these elements might demonstrateCuisinart DLC-8SY Pro Custom 11-Cup Food Processor, White

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rejected.
Once an editorial decision has been made, the decision along with the comments from the reviewing scholars are forwarded to the author. In this way, the author is provided with the status of the submission as well as feedback on how to improve the article. The author then makes revisions to the article as necessary. In the case where the author disagrees with the comments of the reviewing scholar, the author would prepare responses to the comments of the reviewing scholar, and submit those comments to the editors along with the updated draft. For articles requiring resubmission for evaluation, the peer review and article revision process could include several iterations.
After the journal receives a revised draft with responses from the author, the editors begin to review all ofQ:

iterating a two dimentional dict to remove a dict

I have a two dimensional associative array (dictionary). I'd like to iterate over the first dimension using a for loop, and extract the second dimension's dictionary at each iteration.
For example:
#!/usr/bin/python
doubleDict = dict()
doubleDict['one'] = dict()
doubleDict['one']['type'] = 'animal'
doubleDict['one']['name'] = 'joe'
doubleDict['one']['species'] = 'monkey'
doubleDict['two'] = dict()
doubleDict['two']['type'] = 'plant'
doubleDict['two']['name'] = 'moe'
doubleDict['two']['species'] = 'oak'

for thing in doubleDict:
        print thing
        print thing['type']
        print thing['name']
        print thing['species']

My desired output:
{'type': 'plant', 'name': 'moe', 'species': 'oak'}
plant
moe
oak

My actual output:
two
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "./test.py", line 16, in <module>
    print thing['type']
TypeError: string indices must be integers, not str

What am


With the determination of Thomas' Legion, Union forces never controlled
Western North Carolina, and the command captured the Union occupied city White Sulphur
Springs, North Carolina, and was perhaps the only unit to have captured an enemy occupied city in order to
negotiate its own surrender. In 2003 the Last Surviving Union Widow died, and her late husband had fought against Thomas' Legion
some 140 years earlier.

The command initially totaled 1,125 men, contained an infantry regiment, a cavalry battalion,
and its artillery battery, John
T. Levi's Light Artillery Battery (aka Louisiana Tigers), formerly served in the Virginia State Line Artillery and was added to the legion on April 1, 1863. During
the war, the unit mustered more than 2,500 officers and men, including 400 Cherokee Indians, known as Cherokee Battalion. The size of this organizationan Indian agent before
becoming Chief of the Eastern Band. He also acquired the trust and confidence of his fellow mountaineers by
serving in the North Carolina Senate, and as a self-taught
lawyer, he was able to persuade Washington to exempt some 1000 Cherokee from the Trail of Tears.

Thomas was in Washington during the Treaty of New Echota negotiations and had successfully lobbied for the right for a number of Indians to remain in North Carolina. These
Indians are the present-day Eastern Band, and they were also referred to as Oconaluftee, Lufty and Qualla Indians. In the late winter of 1839, while Thomas was in
Washington, Chief Yonaguska died. Thomas learned about it in April. Before his death, however, the old chief had summoned
the men in his band to form a circle around


was appointed General-in-Chief
of the Union Army. He was credited with Anaconda Plan, a strategy designed to quickly end the conflict. Other notable soldiers
of the Mexican War included Robert E. Lee, Braxton Bragg, U.S. Grant, "Stonewall" Jackson, Zachary Taylor, and Jefferson Davis.

On
September 15, 1861, two Cherokee companies, 200 soldiers, answered the call to arms. These 200 Indians were originally
known as the Junaluska Zouaves -- in
honor of Chief Junaluska -- and Thomas also referred to them as the North Carolina Cherokee Battalion. (Cherokee
Battalion, O.R., Series 1, 51, II, p. 304, and O.R., 1, 49, Part 2, p. 754). By the end of the war, muster records
contained the names of almost every able-bodied Cherokee, about 400 soldiers, from North Carolina who
had served in the Confederate Army. Their loyalty was to Chiefwould cause desertion on a broad scale -- and it did. Thomas presented an alternative that would allow
the citizens to be used as Home Guard and in non-combatant roles such as sappers, laborers, and miners. The Cherokee
chief requested that all slaves should be emancipated
and employed as engineers and laborers -- but of course the idea was rejected. He desired to allocate the highlanders strictly as
a local defense force, since they were the most familiar with the area, but another rejection was in order. Southern Appalachia would become host to bushwhackers, bands of deserters, and escaped Union prisoners that would collectively
unleash and create a swath of carnage as saboteurs and insurgents of the 19th century.

In 1864, Thomas proposed a blanket amnesty bill to Headquarters of the Confederate States
in a


work discusses much more than the unit's formation, its
Cherokee Indians, fighting history, and staff member narratives, including the legion's commander, Cherokee chief and
Confederate colonel, William Holland Thomas. Numerous maps and
photos also allow the reader to better understand and relate to the subjects. Storm in the Mountains, Thomas' Confederate Legion of Cherokee Indians and Mountaineersis
highly commended, absolutely recommended, and to think that over the span of a decade Crow, for us, would meticulously
research the unit and present the most factual and precise story of the men, the soldiers who formed, served, and died
in the famed Thomas Legion.

North Carolina Troops, 1861-1865: A Roster (Volume XVI: Thomas's
Legion) (Hardcover, 537 pages), North Carolina Office of Archives and History (June 26, 2008). Description: The volume
begins with an authoritative 246-page history of Thomas's Legion.The history, including Civil War battles and campaigns, is
followed by a complete roster and service records of the field officers, staff, and troops that served in the legion. A thorough
index completes the volume. Continued below.

Volume XVI
of North Carolina Troops: A Roster contains the history and roster of the most unusual North Carolina Confederate Civil
War unit, significant because of the large number of Cherokee Indians who served in its ranks. Thomas's Legion was the creation
of William Holland Thomas, an influential businessman, state legislator, and Cherokee chief. He initially raised a small
battalion of Cherokees in April 1862, and gradually expanded his command with companies of white soldiers raised in western
North Carolina,
eastern Tennessee, and Virginia.
By the end of 1862, Thomas's Legion comprised an infantry regiment and a battalion of infantry and


background to its pro-animal-rights message. Reprinted in the Taipei Times , China Daily, and Daily Times (Pakistan) .
 "Spain to regard apes as ‘legal persons’." Article from The Guardian, June 9, 2006, regarding a Spanish resolution "based on the work of the Great Ape Project, which was founded in 1993 by philosophers Peter Singer and Paola Cavalieri", with several paragraphs on their work. Reprinted in the Taipei Times.
 The Encyclopædia Britannica article on apes cites The Great Ape project as additional reading.

References

Category:20th-century Italian philosophers
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Category:1950 birthsneurobiological basis of task related worsening of fatigue in ME/CFS and could serve as biomarkers for patients diagnosed with this condition.”

AbstractPurpose: One hallmark of chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS) is task related worsening of fatigue. Global brain hypoperfusion, abnormal regional activation, and altered functional connectivity of brain areas associated with cognition and memory have been reported but remain controversial.Methods: We enrolled 17 female participants fulfilling the CDC Criteria for ME/CFS and 16 matched healthy controls (HC). Using a 3T-Phillips Achieva MRI-scanner, pseudo-continuous arterial spin-labeling (pCASL), was used to study the dynamics of regional cerebral blood flow (rCBF) and their relationship to mental fatigue in ME/CFS patients and HC during a demanding cognitive task, i.e. modified Paced-Auditory-Serial-Addition-Testing (PASAT).Results: ME/CFS subjects reported more fatigue than HC at baseline (p < .01).


lethal means, presumably leaving more people missing family members. I think that Edmonson tried to explain this away by saying that Widow's lawyer has been vetting her missions, but twice in the first three chapters of the graphic novel is her intel outdated or straight up wrong. I also thought that Edmonson's internal dialogue was stiff and boring most of the time, but I think the stiffness was deliberate.

Noto's artwork is very nice to look at, but a bit stiff at times. However, I maintain he's a great choice for this comic, and the book stays away from the crappy cheesecake styles that other Black Widow comics have resorted to. Of the 144 pages in the collection, there's only one "sexy" depiction of Black Widow, and that's aQ:

Send values from a view with a post and getting them in another view

I'm starting with ASP.net MVC, and I have two views.
The first one is ViewPost, with a  form, which I want that when pressed the input button, will send the info from the form to another view. My code is like this:

ViewPost

<form method="POST" action="~/Home/NewView">
    Number<input id="id_number"type="text" name="name_number" />
    Text<input id="id_text" type="text" name="name_text" />
    <input type="submit"/>
</form>

In the controller I have this code:
  [HttpPost]
        public ActionResult ViewPost(int? name_number, string name_text)
        {
            return View();
        }

Also in


        return View();
        }

when I press the submit button, I get
Resource not found. Requested URL: /Home/NewView
but when going by writing the URL I can go with no problems

A:

Your form is sending a POST request:
method="POST"

But you claim to be expecting a GET request:

in the controller I have a GET method for the NewView

Either change the form to a GET request:
method="GET"

or change the controller action to accept a POST:
[HttpPost]
public ActionResult NewView(int? number, String name)
{
    //...
}

Additionally, the form element names must be the same as the variables you want them to populate.  So either change them in the form:
name="number"
...
name="name"

or change them in the action method:
public ActionResult NewView(int? name_number, String name_text)

A note onQ:

Convert affine to projective coordinates and vice versa in ECC?

I am working on a small project. An elliptic curve equation with y^2=x^3-3x+27 mod 43, a point $Q=(1,38)$, using point doubling method https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Elliptic_curve_point_multiplication#Point_doubling, i got $2Q(Q+Q)=(41,5)$. Now in projective coordinate $Q=(1,38,1)$ taking $z=1$.https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Cryptography/Prime_Curve/Standard_Projective_Coordinates
Calculating $2Q$, I get $2Q=(22,31,39)$ and converting to affine coordinate I can't get $2Q=(41,5)$.
So, where did I went wrong can anyone explain or am I following the wrong method??

A:

Somewhere you seem to have made a small mistake. $39$ is already the inverse of $Z_{2Q}$. The correct value of $Z_{2Q}$ is $\mathbf{32}$.

For the long story, let us first go through the doubling formula one step a time:
if (Y == 0)


critical features of remodeling. First, anomalous neuritogenesis that corrupts signaling is initiated by retinoic acid receptor pathways.^[@ref32]^ Thus, restoring light signaling by any means (electrical, optogenetics, chemical photoswitches) is not likely to alter this aspect of remodeling. Second, downstream glutamate receptor reprogramming events are triggered^[@ref30],[@ref33]^ and it is not clear that these are reversible. Rescue schemas targeting upstream neurons (cones or bipolar cells) with payloads such as channelrhodopsins or other photoproteins still must cope with the progressive loss of downstream retinal neurons and rewiring. Finally, the retina uses multiple neurotransmitter cycles^[@ref34]^ and there is now evidence that the heterocellular glutamate-glutamine cycle essential for neural signaling is altered in both animal models of retinal degeneration and human RP.^[@ref31],[@ref35],[@ref36]^

Restoring Signaling {#sec5}
===================

Three strategies for restoring light-driven signaling in the surviving neuralrebound spiking in neurons^[@ref63]^ and/or some other mechanism facilitates selective loading with DENAQ. For reasons unknown, DENAQ appears to target HCN channels as well as K channels. Thus, the application of DENAQ to normal retinas evokes little responsivity, but elicits large responses from rd1 and rd4 mice.^[@ref17]^

DENAQ represents a fast tool to target retinal ganglion cells but is limited to downstream targeting (Figure [4](#fig4){ref-type="fig"}B), with all the defects appertaining thereto. Chemical photoswitches act rapidly after a single intravitreal injection and are apparently nontoxic. They could be used to screen patients, establishing baseline visual performance against which other therapies could be calibrated. Targeting high-density human foveal ganglion cells with chemical photoswitches may rapidly generate high resolution vision, and developing either photoswitches with longer physiological half-lives or delivery strategies providing


ugly inside and out, and has vast areas set aside for services that almost no one uses: deli, bakery, seasonal junk. The most noticeable feature of the store is how empty it is compared to Whole Foods, Trader Joe’s, Harris Teeter, Giant, etc. But it nevertheless has the longest, slowest lines. Really Safeway, you can do better than this.

HJ

Why is it necessary to renovate to improve product rotation? Will renovation have any impact on product rotation?

MD

I only go to this Safeway because I live right next door to it. Even then, I only go for one or two items, or something I may need for a recipe. I honestly would rather DRIVE somewhere else to shop for groceries than walk 5 min next door. There are never enoughALL need attention…dire attention. How can Safeway operate with such confidence when their competitors are performing leaps and bounds over them. Who is there GM???? Does the CEO know?? Sheesh

High Riser

Frog said, “Why does one building on Lee Highway “set the pattern” for the rest of Lee Highway? That’s like saying the 30 story building going up in Rosslyn now “sets the pattern” for the rest of Wilson Boulevard.” No it’s not. The General Land Use Plan (GLUP) for Rosslyn allows tall bldgs and the rest of Wilson doesn’t. The GLUP for Lee Hwy (outside of Rosslyn) doesn’t currently allow 11 story bldgs but the board has now set a legal precedent for more by approving Bergmann’s. And, there will be more.

High Riser

Whoops. I should have said the


Interior Minister Chaudhry Nisar Ali Khan said that PM Office does not have the right to issue a notification; only Interior Ministry can issue it. “A non-issue has been turned into an issue, he remarked.

Army’s reaction

Reacting to the statement, the Pakistan Army rejected and said it was incomplete and not in line with the recommendations by the inquiry board.

The Army announced the rejection in a tweet sent out by DG ISPR Major-General Asif Ghafoor from his official account: “Notification on Dawn Leak is incomplete and not in line with recommendations by the Inquiry Board. Notification is rejected.”

Read more: Pakistan Army rejects govt notification on Dawn Leaks

Tariq Fatemi, Rao Tehsin held accountable

Later, the federal cabinet division issued a notification, ordering the withdrawal of the portfolio of Foreign Affairs fromof Infinite Crisis and featured several second string heroes, putting them in the spotlight. It was co-written by several authors and it was a superb series in my opinion.

I’m not going to go into all the sub-plots. This is a series of blog posts about DC multiverses and continuity, after all, and that is relevant here.

One of the storylines involved Skeets, the robot assistant of Booster Gold using Booster Gold’s ancestor (as Booster was from the future) while the real Booster was secretly operating as Metropolis hero SuperNova. This storyline leads to the revelation that there is a multiverse!

In the wake of Infinite Crisis, 52 duplicate Earths were created, not just New Earth. And New Earth was Earth-0.

All the Earths were exactly the same, until a mega-powered worm


Q:

calling super.equals() in derived class while overriding equals

I have a base class with age and name as instance members and derived class with bonus. I am overriding equals in Derived class. I know how equals works in Java when there is a single base class. But I am not able to understand how it works in case of inheritance. I want to check if two derived objects are equal.
I was expecting the output to be
This class = Base, Other class = Derived
instead the output is
This class = Derived, Other class = Derived
What is super in equals method of derived class exactly doing?Isnt it referring to Base?
<br/>

public class Base{

    private int age;
    private String name;

    publicmay be co-cultured with autologous lymphocytes in a lymphocyte blastogenicity assay (c). A positive result in this assay will indicate the drug or chemical's allergenicity. The proposed three-step procedure for contact allergenicity screening is expected to have a high profitability.


important for us, to get the tone right. It adds to the cinematic experience."

In all fairness, I don't think Mattson is actually suggesting that Skyrim is a "casual game" in the usual sense (although it's a funny thought), but rather that Bethesda's approach to storytelling is less focused than CDPR's. The Elder Scrolls games are basically settings in which you can do whatever you want, while The Witcher has been a much more directed experience; trying to bring the two together is a risky move, especially for a studio taking its first run at an open-world game, but if it works it could be flat-out amazing.

The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt is being developed for the Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and PC, and is expected out sometime in 2014.

Source:test Bitcoin Scripts is to try them out on Testnet.

And how do you do that? As it happens that's the topic of [chapter 10](10_0_Embedding_Bitcoin_Scripts_in_P2SH_Transactions.md), which looks into introducing these abstract scripts to the real world of Bitcoin by embedding them in P2SH transactions. (But even then, you will probably need an API to push your P2SH transaction onto the Bitcoin network, so full testing will still be a ways in the future.)

_Whatever_ other testing methods you've used, testing a script on Testnet should be your final test _before_ you put your Script on Mainnet. Don't trust that your code is right; don't just eyeball it. Don't even trust whatever simulators or debuggers you've been using. Doing so is another great way to lose funds on Bitcoin.

## Summary: Testing


cultural populism with the Republican base. The plumber’s wife doesn’t go to Nieman’s or Saks.”

Indeed, the story could not come at a more inopportune time for the McCain campaign. During a week in which the Republican ticket is trying to highlight its connection to the working class — and, by extension, promoting its newest campaign tool, Joe the Plumber — it was revealed that Palin’s fashion budget for several weeks was more than four times the median salary of an American plumber ($37,514). To put it another way: Palin received more valuable clothes in one month than the average American household spends on clothes in 80 years. A Democrat put it in even blunter terms: her clothes were the cost of health care for 15 or so people.

Thereintratumoral hypoxia and creating a proinflammatory environment \[[@CR4]\]. Accordingly, these studies are invaluable for assessing the early therapeutic effects of bevacizumab and identifying the subpopulation of patients who would most appropriately benefit from bevacizumab treatment, with concerns about avoiding side effects \[[@CR5]\], drug resistance, and high costs. However, with regard to detecting tumor responses to bevacizumab within a short time period, histopathological techniques are typically invasive and do not provide valuable information about the function of tumor vessels, and the measurement of tumor size seems to lack reliability for bevacizumab's cytostatic effect, given that it is relatively sensitive to chemotherapy-induced cytotoxicity \[[@CR6]\].

Using target-specific probes, molecular imaging can visualize and quantify therapeutic effects of anti-angiogenic treatment by monitoring some of the molecular and signaling pathway changes involved in angiogenesis.


paraformaldehyde solution immediately after removal. To quantify microvascular density (CD31) and tumor cell proliferation (Ki-67), paraffin-embedded tissue sections were dewaxed and rehydrated using standard protocols. Slices were incubated with the primary rabbit anti-mouse CD31 antibody (ab28364, 1:50, Abcam) or rabbit anti-human Ki67 antibody (ab16667, 1:100; Abcam) separately after blocking with 3% BSA for 30 min, and then tissue sections were treated with HRP-conjugated goat anti-rabbit antibody (A0208, 1:100, Beyotime, shanghai, CN) and expression of CD31/Ki-67 was visualized using an DAB-chromogen (Beyotime).

To detect the expression of CD31/α~v~β~3~-integrin fluorescent double staining, frozen tumor tissue sections (5 μm) were thawed at 37 °C for 10 min, followed by slide-fixing with acetone for 10 min and air-drying for 30 min at room temperature. After blocking with 10% goat serum for 1 h, slices were simultaneously incubated with rabbit anti-mouseblue staining of tumor tissues showed large amount of ^19^F-RGD\@USPIO distributed in the interior of the blood vessels (CD31-positive area) around the periphery of tumor, while subtle ^19^F-PDA\@USPIO were mainly distributed in the interstitial space around the tumor and probably colocalizated with macrophages (Fig. [3](#Fig3){ref-type="fig"}D).

In vivo distribution {#Sec17}
--------------------

Tissue distribution of ^18^F labeled nanoprobes in MDA-MB-231 bearing mice bearing are shown in Fig. [4](#Fig4){ref-type="fig"}. Tumor uptake of ^18^F-RGD\@USPIO was significantly higher than non-targeted ^18^F-PDA\@USPIO (2.71 ± 0.63 vs. 0.98 ± 0.19%ID/g, P \< 0.01) according to isotope-based bio-distribution study 2 h post-injection (Fig. [4](#Fig4){ref-type="fig"}A). Among the organs evaluated, bone showed the highest uptake of ^18^F-RGD\@USPIO (5.36 ± 1.18%ID/g) (Fig.[4](#Fig4){ref-type="fig"}A).Fig. 4Bio-distribution of ^18^F-RGD\@USPIO and non-targeted control. **A** Bio-distribution of ^18^F-PDA\@USPIO and ^18^F-RGD\@USPIO 2 h after injection. Error bars denote standard errors, Mann--Whitney U-test were applied, \*\* P \< 0.01. Prussian blue staining of heart (a), liver (b), spleen


Afterwards, ^18^F-RGD\@USPIO enabled visualization of tumor angiogenesis.

Before clinical application, the in vivo kinetic of ^18^F-RGD\@USPIO need to be extensively studied. The predominant mechanism of nanoparticle accumulation in tumors is enhanced permeability and retention effect (EPR) \[[@CR32]\], but this mechanism is detrimental in obtaining biomarker-specific information. Thus, choosing the best time point is important in monitoring the dynamic expression of a biomarker. As integrin α~v~β~3~ expression at endothelial cells is directly accessible in the blood, targeting accumulation of RGD-functionalized nanoparticles is faster than the passive accumulation owing to the EPR effect. Some studies \[[@CR33], [@CR34]\] suggest early-stage imaging will be advantageous to obtain target-specific information. However, nanoprobes in blood will present significant background signals at early times. Our study compared the pre- and post-contrast images of ^19^F-RGD\@USPIO at varioustime points on MRI over non-targeted control for seeking the best one. We chose "cold" probe for the evaluation length (24 h) is not compatible with the half-life of ^18^F. Our study shows the accumulation of ^19^F-RGD\@USPIO was faster than ^19^F-PDA\@USPIO within the first 30 min post-injection of nanoprobes. However, there was no significant difference between ^19^F-RGD\@USPIO and non-targeted ^19^F-PDA\@USPIO at the 1-h point, which may be because of passive accumulation. After 2 h, a continuous accumulation of the ^19^F-RGD\@USPIO was observed for over 6 h while ^19^F-PDA\@USPIO was clear from the tumor tissue, which may be because RGD-conjugated nanoparticles have higher affinity for target molecules and could remain longer within the target tissues. In the histological analysis, which were performed to uncover more subtle differences in overall tumor targeting than could


of ^18^F-RGD\@USPIO targeting kinetics is lacking. It would be useful to synthesize a dual-modality probe with a concentration range that would be an acceptable compromise for simultaneous PET/MRI. Hence the radiolabeling method and surface functionalization need further investigation to ensure the stability of ^18^F-RGD\@USPIO.

Conclusion {#Sec22}
==========

In our study, we demonstrated that both PET/CT and MRI with ^18^F-labeled, RGD-coupled, PAA-coated USPIO allowed in vivo assessment of anti-angiogenesis therapeutic effects by targeting α~v~β~3~-integrin in a human breast xenograft model. Furthermore, this PET/MRI dual modality contrast agent could likely predict which patients could benefit from bevacizumab in breast cancer, and add complementary molecular imaging of therapeutic effects to morphology-based and functional tumor response assessments.

Supplementary information
=========================

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**Additional file 1: Figure S1.** Scheme of c(RGDfK)-N~3.~ **Additional file 2: Figure S2.** Hydrodiameter of ^19^F-PDA\@USPIO. **AdditionalThe Campaign Legal Center has complained to the Federal Election Commission that the NRA used a shell company to unlawfully coordinate spending to elect Tom Cotton and others to the Senate in 2014.

The complaint rests on Politico reporting we mentioned earlier. As summarized by the Legal Center:

Politico uncovered that the directors at OnMessage – a powerhouse GOP consulting firm – created a shell corporation called Starboard, located at the same address, and which appears indistinguishable from its parent company. The NRA’s lobbying arm and PAC contracted with Starboard to create ads supporting U.S. Senate candidates Tom Cotton, Cory Gardner, and Thom Tillis in 2014, and Ron Johnson in 2016; those candidates, in turn, hired OnMessage. The NRA, which is effectively Starboard’s only client, consistently listed Starboard’s address as


Modern Implications of the 13th Amendment Slavery Clause Exception

What impact do you think the brutality of police has on black people and its culture? Also: How does this affect people of other races that have also experienced police brutality?

Yohanan EliYah:

I think the brutality of police on black people is somewhat unique, because it is tied directly to slave catching, and putting down slave revolts in America for the last 300+ years. With such a long and negative history, I think it is impossible for any sane black person to have a positive association with the relationship. If you know American history, and you are familiar with the ridiculous litany of race based legislation that went on and on for hundreds of years, then you must know that itThis invention relates to an interior structure for a vehicle interior. More particularly, the invention relates to an apparatus for stitching vehicle interior components.
Currently, most stitching found in an automotive interior is of the functional variety, wherein two or more pieces of material (leather, vinyl, TPO, cloth, etc) are cut from a pattern and sewn together (cut-n-sew) prior to being wrapped around a component such as a seat cushion, head rest, arm rest, console lid, instrument panel substrate, etc. Such functional stitching is very labor intensive and is normally used only where required on low and mid-class vehicles. Functional stitching on decorate components such as instrument panel retainers and door panels has typically been restricted to higher class vehicles due to cost.
In recent years, automotive original equipment manufacturers


Q:

Bootstrap 4 + Isotope

Использую isotope для создания masonry сетки + Bootstrap 4 (flex):

$(window).on('load', function(){

    function gridMasonry(){
        var grid = $(".grid")
        if( grid.length ){

          grid.isotope({
            itemSelector: '.grid-item',
            percentPosition: true,
            layoutMode: 'masonry',
            masonry: {
              //columnWidth:}&{ LG(C{\otimes}C)}\ar[r]^{LGm}\ar[d]^{\rho_{C{\otimes}C}} & LGC\ar[d]^{\rho_C }  \\
    LGC{\otimes}LGC  \ar[r]_{\rho_C{\otimes}\rho_C}         &  C{\otimes}C\ar[r]_m & C
    }
    \end{aligned}$$

3.  [ Induced quotients of a monoid ${\mathsf{A}}$ can be preordered as usual: $(LA {\xrightarrow}{ p} {\mathsf{B}}) \leq (LA {\xrightarrow}{ q}{\mathsf{C}})$, if there is some $B {\xrightarrow}{ h}C$ with $h\circ p = q$. In particular one can talk about the *smallest induced quotient of a monoid.***]{}

We note for further use an equivalent description of induced quotients, available in module categories over a commutative ring (or, more generally, whenever the monoidal structure is given by universal bimorphisms), in the important case where $G$ is the semi-dualization functor.

For $R$-modules $M$ and $N$, the unique map $


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   FP{\otimes}FP  \ar[r]^{\!\!\! Ff{\otimes}Ff  }\ar[d]_{ \Phi_{P,P}^{-1} }&{FGM{\otimes}FGM } \ar[r]^{\ \ \  \epsilon_M{\otimes}\epsilon_M} & M{\otimes}M\ar[ddd]^m \\
F(P{\otimes}P)  \ar[r]_{F(f{\otimes}f)\phantom{aa} }  \ar[dd]_{Fp}       &    F(GM{\otimes}GM)\ar[d]_{F\Gamma_{M,M}}\ar[u]^{\Phi_{GM,GM}} &&\\
 & FG(M{\otimes}M)\ar[d]^{FGm}\ar[uur]_{\epsilon_{M{\otimes}M}} &\\
FP\ar[r]^{Ff} & FGM\ar[r]^{\epsilon_M} & M
}
\end{aligned}$$

$$\label{diag:hom2}
\begin{aligned}
\xymatrix@=3em{
I\ar[r]^u\ar[d]_\gamma & P\ar[d]^f\\
GI\ar[r]^{Ge} & GM
}\qquad
\xymatrix@=3em{
I\ar[dd]_{id}\ar[r]^{\phi^{-1}} & FI\ar[d]^{F\gamma}\ar[r]^{Fu} & P\ar[d]^{Ff}\\
& FGI\ar[r]^{FGe}\ar[dl]^{\epsilon_I} & FGM\ar[d]^{\epsilon_M}\\
I\ar[rr]^e && M
}
\end{aligned}$$

The proof for unit preservation is similar.

\[rem:crux\]

1.  Let ${\mathsf{P}}$ be a ${\mathbf{D}}$-monoid with $F$-strong $P$. Since the unit $\eta_P$ corresponds under adjunction to $id_{FP}$, it follows from Proposition \[prop:normal\] that $\eta_P$ is a monoid morphism ${\mathsf{P}}\rightarrow {G}\bar{{\mathsf{P}}}$ and, in fact, a ${G}$-universal morphism for ${\mathsf{P}}$.

2.  If the opmonoidal left adjoint $F$ of $G$ is strong and therefore can be seen as a monoidal functor as well, statement 2 aboveSweedler dual $\mathsf{Sw}$.

    2.  As the opmonoidal left adjoint of the dual algebra functor $\mathsf{Sw}$ is opmonoidal and so induces a functor ${\mathbf{Bialg}}_R{\rightarrow}{\mathbf{Bialg}}_R^{\mathsf{op}}$ and, by restriction, a functor ${\mathbf{Hopf}}_R\rightarrow{\mathbf{Hopf}}_R^{\mathsf{op}}$.

    3.  $\mathsf{Sw}$, considered as a functor ${\mathbf{Bialg}}_R{\rightarrow}{\mathbf{Bialg}}_R^{\mathsf{op}}$, has a right adjoint and thus yields a dual adjunction on ${\mathbf{Bialg}}_R$.

3.  If $R$ is a Dedekind domain, $\mathsf{Sw}$ is strong opmonoidal.

4.  If $R$ is absolutely flat, then the dual adjunction of 2(c) can be restricted to a dual adjunction on ${\mathbf{Hopf}}_R$.

Only 1(b) and 4 still need an argument. By Lemma \[lem:crux\], $\Lambda_{{\mathsf{A}},{\mathsf{A}}}$ is an isomorphism since $\kappa_{\mathsf{A}}{\otimes}\kappa_{\mathsf{A}}$ is injective. It now follows dually to the proof of statement 1 of Proposition \[prop:normal\] that, if ${\mathsf{A}}$ is the underlying algebra of a


Proposition \[prop:restr\_fct\] in connection with Example \[fact:exs\].2. However, the bigger ${\mathbf{S}}$ is than this, the bigger than absolutely necessary must be the part of ${\mathbf{Mod}}_R$ on which the left adjoint would have to be build over $(-)^\ast$, noting that ${\mathsf{A}}^\circ = A^\ast \iff A\in{\mathbf{S}}$, which clearly reduces the chances of the construction being possible.]{} On the other hand, since our only minimality criterion is Lemma \[lem:Sweedler\], one should have ${\mathbf{S}}$ containing ${_{f\!g}{\mathbf{Mod}}_R}$! It thus is well motivated to choose ${\mathbf{S}}= {_{f\!g}{\mathbf{Mod}}_R}$ for *any *ring and see how far one gets (note that by the above we don’t need all finitely generated modules to be projective - it suffices that they are $D$-strong); and, if every finitely generated $R$-module would be projective (as for a field), this is the                                       4

incident that show the bruising she suffered in the attack. This Court has also recognized that

hitting someone with a closed fist is an action which is likely to cause harm. State v. Good, 9th

Dist. Wayne Nos. 10CA0056, 10CA0057, 2011-Ohio-5077, ¶ 21. The jury, therefore, could

have reasonably inferred that Mr. Coffman knowingly caused or attempted to cause harm to Ms.

Nielsen. Id. Mr. Coffman’s second and third assignments of error are overruled.


on the day of the alleged attack, he drove Ms.

Nielsen to the bar where she worked. He returned later to drive her home, but Ms. Nielsen

wanted to stay at the bar. Sometime later, a car arrived at the house, and two women helped Ms.

Nielsen down to her room.       A little while later, Mr. Petito arrived and immediately went

downstairs. After Mr. Coffman heard arguing, he went downstairs and saw his sister sitting on

her bed crying. She had a cut on her face and her hair looked like it had been pulled. Mr. Petito

told him to go away and, when Mr. Coffman hesitated, punched him in the face. Mr. Coffman

ran upstairs and tried to use his phone, but Mr. Petito grabbed it from himSebastopol bans Styrofoam food containers amid growing alarm about single-use plastics

Sebastopol is forging ahead with a ban on polystyrene foam food and beverage containers, taking the lead in Sonoma County amid a nationwide concern about single-use plastics and a mounting global crisis over consumer waste.

The new ordinance, the first of its kind in Sonoma County, prohibits the sale or use of disposable cups, burger boxes, clamshell containers and even cheap ice chests made of expanded polystyrene in Sebastopol come Nov. 19. The regulation is based on a model intended for adoption around the county.

Among numerous other provisions, the wide-ranging measure also requires vendors to ditch single-use containers, bowls, plates, cups, straws, stirrers, utensils, napkins and other products of any material when viable compostable or recyclable alternatives are commercially


nigra and ventral tegmentum \[[@pone.0141098.ref005], [@pone.0141098.ref006]\] and epilepsy with tonic-clonic seizures in the putamen \[[@pone.0141098.ref007]\], suggesting that dopaminergic alterations may be related to the pronounced motor manifestation of syndrome-related seizures. Further studies have focused on the role of the dopaminergic system within the basal ganglia-thalamocortical circuitry and its assumed ability to control the propagation of seizures \[[@pone.0141098.ref008]\].

Alterations of D1- and D2-like receptors have been shown in different epilepsy syndromes. Reduced striatal D1-receptor binding has been shown in autosomal dominant nocturnal frontal lobe epilepsy \[[@pone.0141098.ref009]\]. D2/D3-receptor binding was reduced in the bilateral posterior putamen in patients with juvenile myoclonic epilepsy \[[@pone.0141098.ref010]\], while in a limited number of patients with mesial temporal lobe epilepsy (TLE) and hippocampal sclerosis reduced D2/D3-receptor binding was only present adjacent to the epileptogenic focus \[[@pone.0141098.ref011]\],part (19.63±2.19 vs. 17.66±2.18; p = 0.01).

ROI-based intraindividual comparison of the epileptogenic and non-epileptogenic sides showed a more pronounced reduction of cortical \[^18^F\]FP binding on the epileptogenic side compared to the ROI-based quantification to the control group ([Fig 4](#pone.0141098.g004){ref-type="fig"}, [S2 Table](#pone.0141098.s006){ref-type="supplementary-material"}).

![Mean relative \[^18^F\]FP binding potential and FDG uptake.\
Mean relative \[^18^F\]FP binding potential and FDG uptake in percent (±standard deviation) for patients with TLE (n = 16) given by ((BP~nd~ affected side---BP~nd~ unaffected side) / BP~nd~ unaffected side)\*100 and (FDG uptake (SUV) affected side---FDG uptake (SUV) unaffected side) / FDG uptake (SUV) unaffected side)\*100), respectively. Statistical differences refer to the comparison between affected and unaffected sides separately for each tracer (\*\*\*p\<0.001, \*\*p\<0.01, \*p\<0.05).](pone.0141098.g004){#pone.0141098.g004}

\[^18^F\]Fallypride uptake according to the side of onset of epileptogenic activity {#sec016}
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ROI-based comparison of left-sided and right-sided


Martin Gartenschläger, Markus Breimhorst and Dr. Mathias Schreckenberger have no conflicts of interest. Dr. Konrad J. Werhahn was head of the Epilepsy Unit in our institution during the study. Since 2012, he has been employed by UCB Pharma. He received consultation/advisory board/speaking honoraria from UCB, Pfizer, Eisai, Janssen-Cilag, and Desitin. UCB also supported clinical research for which he served as primary investigator (IIT trial). The indicated competing interests do not alter the authors\' adherence to PLOS ONE policies on sharing data and materials.

[^2]: Conceived and designed the experiments: VEBP HGB MG MS KJW. Performed the experiments: VEBP HGB MG MS KJW. Analyzed the data: VEBP HGB MG MB MS KJW. Contributed reagents/materials/analysis tools: VEBP HGB MG MB MS KJW. Wrote the paper: VEBP HGB MG MB MS KJW.

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Regional flaps are usually the first choice in pressure sore reconstruction, providing the theoretical advantage of effectively eliminating dead space and providing good blood supply to overlying soft tissues, which improves resistance to infections. However, if the wound is extensive or complicated by infection, local flap coverage may be inadequate. Here, we present a case of an extensive pressure sore in the sacral area with deep tissue infection. A multidisciplinary approach was performed in stages, and the large soft tissue defect was reconstructed by free-flap transfer.

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A 43-year-old female patient had a history of spinal tuberculosis (4.5 years ago), and became paraplegic after treatment. A few years later, a sacral sore developed due to her bed-ridden state. Conservative management at other hospitals was not effective, and the wound became


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then still does: Great whites don't feed on the furry mammals.

"As far as we can tell, a white shark has never eaten a sea otter," says Tinker, a wildlife ecologist at the U.S. Geological Survey's Western Ecological Research Center, with a joint appointment at the University of California, Santa Cruz. "We always get the whole animal back."

Eight years later, scientists still can't explain why so many otters are bitten and discarded by another protected marine species. But the number of such incidents has exploded. White sharks now kill so many otters that it threatens to hamper their recovery.

"Throughout the otter's range, shark-bitten animals now account for more than half of the carcasses we find," Tinker says. "It exceeds all other sources of death combined. And in the last


X-ray diffraction (XRD) technique and density functional theory (DFT) calculations were complementarily employed to reveal the size- and surface-dependent polymorphism at nanometer scale. The nanometric phase diagram provides a general predictive approach to guide the synthesis of metastable materials.continue provided $\|u_n\|_{H^{s-1}}$ and $ \|b_n\|_{H^{s}}$ remain finite.

A priori estimate {#UNI}
-----------------

\
In this section, we will establish the uniformly bound estimate for the smooth approximate solutions of system , i.e. the following proposition:

\[pro-pri\] Under the initial condition of Theorem \[INTR\], there exists two positive constants $C_{\ast}=C_{\ast}(\nu,u_0,\,\|b_0\|_{B^{s}_{2,2}})$ and $T_{\ast}=T_{\ast}(\nu, u_0,\,\|b_0\|_{B^{s}_{2,2}})$ independent of $n$ such that $$\begin{aligned}
\label{bound}
\|u_n\|^2_{\widetilde L^{\infty}_{T_*}(B^{s-1}_{2,2})}+\|u_n\|_{\widetilde L^1_{T_*}(B^{s+1}_{2,2})}+\|u_n\|^2_{\widetilde L^2_{T_*}(B^{s}_{2,2})}+\|b_{n}\|^2_{\widetilde L^{\infty}_{T_*}(B^{s}_{2,2})}
\le C_{\ast}.\end{aligned}$$

For convenience, we omit the indexes $n$ and $J_n$ in the system . Therefore, we only need to do a priori estimate for the following system: $$\begin{aligned}
\label{eq.NMHDpri}
\begin{cases}
\partial_tu-\nu\Delta u+(u\cdot\nabla)u+\nabla \pi=(b\cdot\nabla)b,\\
\partial_tb+(u\cdot\nabla)b=(b\cdot\nabla)u,\\
\operatorname{div}u=\operatorname{div}b=0,\\
u|_{t=0}=u_0,b|_{t=0}=b_0.
\end{cases}\end{aligned}$$ Firstly, we do some $L^2$ energy estimates. Multiplying the first equation of system by $u$ and multiplying the second equation of system by $b$, using the divergence free condition $\operatorname{div}u=0$, integrating by parts, we get $$\begin{aligned}
\frac{1}{2}\partial_t(\|u\|_{L^2}^2+\|b\|_{L^2}^2)+\nu\|\nabla u\|_{L^2}^2=0.\end{aligned}$$ After integration in time


Higher order commutator estimates and local existence for the non-resistive [MHD]{} equations and related models. , 267(4):1035–1056, 2014.

Q. Jiu and D. Niu, Mathematical results related to a two-dimensional magneto-hydrodynamic equations. , 26(4):744–756, 2006.

F. Lin, L. Xu and P. Zhang, Global small solutions of 2-[D]{} incompressible [MHD]{} system. , 259(10):5440–5485, 2015.

C. Miao, J. Wu and Z. Zhang, . Science Press, 2012.

M. Sermange and R. Temam, Some mathematical questions related to the [MHD]{} equations. , 36(5):635–664, 1983.
when I heard about the Sunrise Movement. I finally saw people taking real steps toward fighting for our future. The Sunrise Movement is a youth lead movement that demands our politicians take climate change seriously by addressing the crisis at the scale it deserves and creating hundreds of clean jobs in the process. What made Sunrise so appealing to me was the storytelling aspect of the organization. My local Sunrise group attended the strike in D.C. They went to Senator McConnell’s office and heard how climate change has affected people in many different ways. Most importantly, I learned that these strikes have inspired thousands of people to join the fight for a livable future. Through storytelling and showing up at both McConnell’s Louisville and D.C. office we got


many strikes for me. Yes, it will take more than just one strike for change to be made. But there’s still a part of me that hopes someone will read this and think, “I should strike too.” And that will lead to thousands of young people to going on strike on September 20th. However, only when thousands of students rise up and strike in cities like Louisville and around the country, will our politicians start to take this crisis seriously.

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Here, in the present work, we showed that BCAAs are tightly associated with diabetes and AD. The plasma levels of BCAAs were significantly increased in human diabetic and AD patients as well as


physics.

To preserve $S$-matrix unitarity, the anomalous couplings must vanish at high center-of-mass energies. Hence, the dependence on the center-of-mass energy has to be included in the definition of such couplings. This can be done by using a set of eight complex parameters $h^{V}_{i} (i=1,...,4; V = Z, \gamma)$ of the form $h_{i}^{V} = h_{i0}^{V}/(1+\hat s/\Lambda^{2})^{n}$  [@baur]. Here, $\hat s$ is the square of the center-of-mass energy in the partonic collision, $\Lambda$ is a scale related to the mass of the new physics responsible for anomalous $Z\gamma$ production, and $h^{V}_{i0}$ is the low energy approximation of the coupling. Following Ref. [@baur], we will use $n = 3$ for $h^{V}_{1}$ and $h^{V}_{3}$, and $n = 4$ for $h^{V}_{2}$ and $h^{V}_{4}$. This choice of $n$ guarantees the preservation of partial-wave unitarity, and(SMT) and a central fiber tracker (CFT), both located within a $\approx$ 2 T superconducting solenoid, and provides tracking and vertexing up to pseudorapidities [@eta] of $|\eta| \approx$ 3.0 and $|\eta|\approx$ 2.5, respectively. The central and forward preshower detectors (CPS and FPS) are located between the superconducting coil and the calorimeters, and consist of three and four layers of scintillator strips, respectively. The liquid-argon/uranium calorimeter is divided into a central calorimeter (CC) and two end calorimeters (EC), covering pseudorapidities up to $|\eta|\approx$ 1.1 and $|\eta|\approx$ 4.2, respectively. The calorimeters are segmented into an electromagnetic section (EM), comprised of four layers, and a hadronic section, divided longitudinally into fine and coarse sections. The calorimeter is followed by the muon system, consisting of three layers of tracking detectors and scintillation trigger counters and a 1.8 T iron toroidal


     $0.90 \pm 0.07(\rm stat.) \pm 0.12(\rm syst.)$
  Total background                      $17.3 \pm 0.6(\rm stat.) \pm 2.3(\rm syst.)$
  $N_{\nu\bar\nu\gamma}^{\rm SM}$                                     $33.7 \pm 3.4$
  $N_{\rm obs}$                                        factual findings of the trial court. Consequently, it is entirely inconsistent with the standard of

review on appeal. When we view the evidence under the proper standard, the relevant law does not

                                                  -6-
support the appellant’s conclusion that the trial court erred in denying his motion to suppress the

evidence.2

        The evidence proves that Officer Arrington saw the appellant’s SUV operating erratically

and also noticed that the front windshield had two large cracks in it. As


walked to the passenger side

window than proceeding with a lawful traffic stop based on witnessed traffic offenses and a cracked

front windshield. The officer’s examination of the cracks in the windshield and the vehicle

inspection sticker were wholly consistent with efforts to ensure vehicle safety and check for an

equipment violation, permissible during a stop for traffic offenses. See Caballes, 543 U.S. at

407-08; Prouse, 440 U.S. at 658-59. The evidence, viewed objectively, establishes that when the

officer saw the top of the cellophane bag in plain view, he was legitimately in a place where he was

able to converse with the driver before he went back to his vehicle to process the traffic summons.

       Regarding the second point, the appellant’s argument is refuted by application of the

relevant                                 -8-
detention in violation of Rodriguez and was not supported by independent reasonable suspicion of

criminal activity, we nevertheless must determine whether exclusion of the evidence is warranted.4

        The judicially created exclusionary rule “prevents evidence obtained in violation of the

[F]ourth [A]mendment from being used against an accused.” Redmond v. Commonwealth, 57

Va. App. 254, 260-61, 701 S.E.2d 81, 84 (2010) (quoting Commonwealth v. Ealy, 12 Va. App. 744,

750, 407 S.E.2d 681, 685 (1991)). However, the exclusionary rule is an extreme remedy that courts

do not apply lightly. The Supreme Court of the


which the applicable law changed after the time of the search. The Court

held that evidence obtained during a search conducted in reasonable reliance on precedent that was

binding at the time of the search is not subject to the exclusionary rule. Id. at 240-41, cited with

approval in Matthews, 65 Va. App. at 347, 778 S.E.2d at 129. The Court went on to explain that in

such instances, the only thing exclusion of the evidence would do is punish “conscientious police

work” because responsible law enforcement officers keep up with “‘what is required of them’ under

Fourth Amendment [jurisprudence]” and act accordingly. Davis, 564 U.S. at 241 (quoting Hudson,

547 U.S. at 599); see Matthews, 65 Va. App. at 347-48, 778 S.E.2d at 129. This legitimate law

enforcement behavior simply does not fit the intendedpurposes of the exclusionary rule, and in fact,

the opposite is true.

        In the instant case, the stop and detention of the appellant occurred on June 9, 2014, more

than ten months prior to the April 21, 2015 decision of the United States Supreme Court in

Rodriguez. Therefore, under Davis and its progeny, the question before us is whether the officer’s

challenged actions that led to the discovery of the marijuana were objectively reasonable based

upon Fourth Amendment law that existed at the time of the stop. Davis, 564 U.S. at 239-40; see

Matthews, 65 Va. App. at 346-47, 352, 778 S.E.2d at 128-29, 131 (holding that the officers’

deviation from the purpose of the traffic stop to investigate drugs was unreasonable under

Rodriguez but did not warrant application


Pit (in the "golden standing" area), does anyone have an opinion on whether it is better to be in the center, in front of the B Stage, or along the sides of the pit, closer to the main stage

QuoteFillmoreIn the run of this tour, not everybody will like everything he or she gets to see or hear. And they will write about that in this forum. In my opinion that has not necessarily to do with a “bashing” of any kind. I will not take part in posting mean things towards my favourite band. I don´t mean to bore you, but that is important to me.

That said, the Hamburg-gig was simply amazing. Nothing short of it. And it had it´s special moments, i.e. solos starting on an unusualsee or hear. And they will write about that in this forum. In my opinion that has not necessarily to do with a “bashing” of any kind. I will not take part in posting mean things towards my favourite band. I don´t mean to bore you, but that is important to me.

That said, the Hamburg-gig was simply amazing. Nothing short of it. And it had it´s special moments, i.e. solos starting on an unusual fret of Mr Richards guitar´s fingerboard. That´s not bashing. That is being there with all senses instead of just “being there (and being seen)”. I said it before, SFTD is a brilliant opener – just as many other songs would be. The first sound you wanna hear in a Stones concert is not necessarily


transformations, we can expect gauge independence of monopole dynamics in the infrared region. The paper is organized as follows: In Section 2, we present some theoretical and phenomenological arguments which support gauge independence of abelian and monopole dominance. In Section 3, we describe gauge fixing procedures being used. In Section 4, we show that the $SU(2)$ string tension is well-reproduced from abelian or monopole degrees of freedom alone in four different abelian projection schemes. In section 5, we present our results from RG flow study of effective monopole actions in various abelian projections. In Section 6, we summarize our conclusions.

Theoretical and phenomenological background
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Gauge fixings and abelian dominance
-----------------------------------

It is known that the abelian Wilson loop reproduces well the $SU(2)$ string tension numerically, if MA gauge or LA gauge isInventory Management - Best Practices

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he had a lot of luck in the beginning when he booked a contract with daytime soap opera “General Hospital.” There, he began to study acting seriously. Nguyen said, “It was like film school because I got to follow 22 different directors around and ask questions.”

His big break came when he auditioned for “Magnum, P.I.” and landed the leading guest star role in a two-hour special. Nguyen said he was “scared the whole time” but still managed to enjoy filming in Hawaii. This eventually led Nguyen to booking his groundbreaking role as Ioki on “21 Jump Street” for four seasons.

And then, he disappeared.

After “21 Jump Street”

Of course, that’s not true at all. He booked film and television roles after he left “21 Jump Street,” but to many ofthe example of recent price hikes on Google App Engine and the difficulties that causes for those who are already committed to that platform.

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the main mode of HIV transmission among the 131 HIV positive inmates. Duration of having HIV ranged from 0 to more than 21 years. As some of the HIV positive inmates' medical files could not be retrieved from the record section, CD4 counts were only available for 93 out of the 131 HIV positive inmates, with 24 (25.8 % of 93) having CD4 counts \< 200 cells/mm^3^ and 69 (64.2 %) with CD4 counts \> 200 cells/mm^3^. All HIV positive inmates were offered to be included in the highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART) programme by the prison's clinic. However, there were only 7 (5.3 %) who were willing to undergo HAART due to reasons such as side effects and non-compliance. Table [2](#Tab2){ref-type="table"} shows the details of demographic distributions and clinical information of participating prison inmates according toplaques (amyloid fibrils) in the brains of Alzheimer's patients, is intimately and causally related to the disease. A class of small organic compounds has been discovered, namely tricyclic pyrones, with exciting therapeutic characteristics including the apparent ability to disaggregate amyloid oligomers and early fibrils that has been demonstrated to significantly reduce amyloid plaques in mice with familial Alzheimer's disease. The goal of this project is to study how these compounds disaggregate amyloid and use the information learned to design and synthesize compounds that are able to block the formation of A[unreadable] lesions or reverse existing ones (an early step in the development of a drug for the treatment of Alzheimer's disease).


by conjugating with
$\operatorname{Diag}(1,-1,1,-1,\ldots)$.
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= 210 - 214. Let o be 6 + (13 + b - 5). Solve 0 = 3*m + 4*g - 13, -2*m + 0*g + o = 3*g for m.
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Suppose -2*b = 5*d - 64, d = 4*d - 2*b - 32. Suppose -5 + d = -7*t. Let i be (-7)/(0 + t) - 0. Solve 0 = 4*u + 2*a - 16, 4*u + 4*a = 5 + i for u.
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Let a = 944 - 939. Solve 5*g - 19 = -0*q - q, -a*g + 17 = 3*q for q.
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Suppose -1606 = 10*f + f. Let g = 147 + f. Solve 19 = -4*k + d, 0 = -3*k + d - 14 - g for k.
-4
Let v = 155 + -241. Let


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group for clinical trials of treatments to prevent and delay AD pathology and dementia symptoms, and a reliable blood biomarker would help to address disease burden in this vulnerable population by enabling clinical trials of disease-modifying treatments. In the present study, we aimed to explore the relationship between plasma NF-L levels, age, and dementia status in individuals with DS, as well as its independence from sex effects, premorbid intellectual ability levels, and long-standing epilepsy.

Participants aged 16 years and older were recruited across England via care homes, support groups, and local NHS sites. Participants with an acute physical or mental health condition were excluded until they had recovered; other details of the cohort have been described previously [11]. DS status was confirmed using DNA from saliva or blood andafter failing to meet CV thresholds, meaning 95 adults were included in subsequent analyses. Of adults aged 36 and older who are being targeted for longitudinal follow-up, 29 of 63 (46%) had completed a follow-up assessment at the time of this report (mean number of months between assessments 23.4, SD 3.9). One individual had experienced an occlusive cerebrovascular event 4–6 months prior to donating the blood sample and converted to dementia status at follow-up but was an outlier with an NF-L level of 481.97 ng/L; thus, this individual was excluded from cross-sectional analysis. Among the remaining 94 individuals, NF-L concentration had a median value of 22.74 ng/L (range 6.11–136.91 ng/L). At baseline, 18 of 94 participants had a clinical diagnosis of dementia (Table 1).

NF-L levels and relationship with


concentration is increased already in the mild cognitive impairment stage of the disease and correlates with cognitive hallmarks of the disease [9]. Our results show that NF-L has similar relationships with clinical dementia diagnoses in DS. Substantial neurodegeneration associated with the buildup of amyloid likely occurs before a threshold for dementia diagnosis is reached, and like the presence of amyloid plaques preceding the clinical signs by several decades, NF-L levels may be increased some time before onset of significant symptoms, in keeping with some degree of neurodegeneration prior to clinical impact. Further longitudinal studies may elucidate the relationship between NF-L levels and development of symptoms in genetically predisposed populations such as DS.

Although NF-L is a marker of axonal damage, and thus not specific to AD [7–9, 16], in ever be created. (And the value of the
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In our configuration above, we were using the LinkedBlockingQueue by default and our corePoolSize is 1. This is why the maximumPoolSize won't have any effect.

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I think chosen answer is wrong.
IIRC, the way ThreadPoolTaskExecutor (eventually ThreadPoolExecutor in JDK ) working is

ThreadPoolTaskExecutor create threads to up corePoolSize when it's initiated.
It takes request up to corePoolSize and let thread to process the task.
If there are more requests incoming while all threads are busy, ThreadPoolTaskExecutor is start queuing up those request into internal queue. This can be problematic since this queue size will be Integer.MAX_VALUE as default if you don't specify queue queueCapacity.
Request added in #3 will be executed by thread when there is any


of alimony which the trial judge ordered the defendant to pay, under the circumstances; and the second is an alternative assignment of error urging that the trial court erred in making the May 11, 1973, judgment for alimony rendered by it retroactive to the date of the filing of the suit on May 15, 1972.
LSA-C.C. Art. 148[2] states the law applicable to alimony pendente lite and provides that if the wife has not sufficient income for her maintenance pending the suit for separation from bed and board the judge shall allow her a sum for her support proportional to her needs and to the means of her husband. Defendant's counsel admits that if the only issue were "the needs of the wife," then the evidence would support the$1,500 award of alimony pendente lite. However, he seriously contests the "means of the husband" to pay such amount, stating the husband's only means is an average monthly income of $732. Counsel for defendant points out the trial judge held by inference that the husband could not pay $1,500 per month, by previously fixing the award at an estimated $650 on the rule nisi and by stating the defendant might not be able to provide the sum awarded though Mrs. Nelson was entitled to that amount. We are unable to draw any such inference as defendant contends, for it is obvious that when the trial judge ordered the defendant to pay plaintiff $650 per month, he had not reached a decision on the amount of alimony pendente lite