readers with the assistance of custom software developed at Matlab (MathWorks, Natick, MA) by Garcia and colleagues \[[@B12]\]. One of the readers repeated the measurements on a different day. Based on the side-view photograph, exophthalmos was defined as the distance from the lateral orbital rim to the corneal vertex ([Figure 1(b)](#fig1){ref-type="fig"}).

2.4. Statistical Analysis {#sec2.4}
-------------------------

The statistical analysis was performed in the R Language \[[@B13]\]. The data generated with the three methods of exophthalmometry (clinical, radiological, and digital) in both groups (normal and proptosis) were compared with paired *t* tests. Intraclass and interclass correlation coefficients (ICC) were used to assess the consistency or reproducibility of the measurements. Radiological (CT) was the modality to which the other two methods were compared. Pearson correlations coefficient was used to evaluate the association betweenwooden ones.

Delight at new soles.

Now find a piece of graphite.

Separate your toilet paper

into plies. Stretch

your scroll on the floor.

Prostrate yourself.

Grab the graphite

between thumb

and forefinger.

It will feel crippling

at first, your words

will be undecipherable,

but you will

eventually write

your tiny words

with smooth curves.

Set your intentions.

Don't think of meanings,

think of the time

it will take to write

your microscopic epic.

After all, this is about time

not about metaphors

or similes or such.

It's about rhyme

and meter.

So limit hope to the word,

then extend it to the line,

then to the stanza,

then reach out for the winding night.

Now write your first faint line.

-Zein El-Amine

Used by permission.

Zein El-Aminewas born and raised in Lebanon. He has an MFA in Poetry from the University of Maryland where he teaches Global Literature and Social Change and Arabic. His poems have been published by Wild River


Review, Folio,Foreign Policy in Focus, Beltway Quarterly, DC Poets Against the War Anthology, Penumbra, GYST and Joybringer. His short stories have been published by Boundoff and Uno Masmagazines. Zein lives in the Columbia Heights neighborhood of DC and is a member of the Ella Jo Baker Housing Cooperative.

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To See the Earth

Behind the Lines: War Resistance Poetry on the American Homefront

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Poetry books and chapbooks include *Pictures at an Exhibition*, *Sand Opera*, *A Concordance of Leaves*, *abu ghraib arias,* *To See the Earth,*Q:

How do I save down numerous files from one list with a new name from a different list?

I'm attempting to create a macro that opens up a file specified within a range(Workbooks), refreshes it and then saves it down as a new file with a name which is specified within another range(SavedNames) and then moves on to the next cell in the range(Workbooks), refreshes it and saves that down with the name of the next cell in the second range(SavedNames) and so on. I thought I could use the 'For each cell' method again for the SavedNames range however it comes up with the error message 'For control variable already in use'
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Then maybe advice to kids who are just getting started to keep on going at this? Like for example, I know you have Justin Symbol out and this is like their first US tour.

I mean any advice from me would be to go to school first and get a degree. That way when you don’t make any money playing music, you can get a real job but I guess the other advice would be to write songs well. Work on writing songs first of all.

Then


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cells^[@CR17]^ and to play a role in autophagy inhibition by suppressing Atg5 in neurons^[@CR18]^.

Moreover, we could replicate some of the results obtained by other authors^[@CR6],\ [@CR7],\ [@CR19]--[@CR23]^ who attempted to define a set of miRNAs differentially expressed between MPM and non-MPM mesothelial tissues (Table [2](#Tab2){ref-type="table"}). Although we found 18 miRNAs already linked with MPM, the fact that some of the results were not in agreement with what previously reported should not be surprising. In fact, there are several reasons that could explain the only partial overlap with the literature data, i.e. different sample sources (FFPE vs fresh frozen tissues), different high-throughput platforms, different normalization techniques and, last but not least, the intrinsic heterogeneity of MPM. Nonetheless, we confirmed some interesting findings about three miRNAs (i.e. miR-15b, miR-126, and miR-145)approach here we proposed novel targets for MPM, namely *GOLGA1*, *GOLGB1*, *PTPN9*, *PSMD1*, *TNRC6A*, *MPLZ1*, *PRKAR2A*, *CCNE1* and *VEGFA*.

Once the protein targets will be validated as deregulated in MPM, novel therapeutic strategies could be undertaken using specific inhibitors. Following this concept, PSMD1 and VEGFA are among the most suitable candidate to be investigated. *PSMD1* encodes one of the regulatory subunits of the proteasome complex and it was reported to be up-regulated in MPM^[@CR37]^. It could suggest an unexplored therapeutic strategy for MPM, since the proteasome inhibitor Bortezomib has already shown to be effective in the treatment of multiple myeloma and mantle cell lymphoma^[@CR38]^. *VEGFA* encodes the vascular endothelial growth factor A and it is reported to be up-regulated in mesothelioma^[@CR39]^. The treatment with bevacizumab, a monoclonal antibody that


them.Table 5Demographic characteristic of the fresh frozen samples collected for the validation study (n = 22 MPM and n = 20 normal pleural tissue).VariablesTot MPM Cohort (n = 22)Tot non-MPM cohort (n = 20)Patients with RNA (n = 16)Patients without RNA (n = 6)Patients with RNA (n = 17)Patients without RNA (n = 3)**Mean age** (range)\*63.3 (40--77)77 (64--87)73.5 (59--85)67.6 (63--72)**Gender**Male13 (81%)5 (83%)10 (59%)2 (67%)Female3 (19%)1 (17%)7 (41%)1 (33%)**Histological subtype**Epithelioid11 (69%)4 (66%)Biphasic4 (25%)0 (0%)Sarcomatoid1 (6%)2 (33%)**Median OS** (months) (range)19.5 (6--53)14.5 (1--41)\*Statistically different between patients with RNA and patients without RNA in the MPM subgroup (defined as p \< 0.05 in Student's *t*-test).

Microarray Study {#Sec10}
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### RNA extraction {#Sec11}

Total RNAs were isolated from formalin-fixed paraffin-embedded tissues (FFPE) using Recover All kit (Thermo Fisher Scientific, Waltham, USA), following manufacturer's protocol. About 100 ng of total RNA per samples was then processed with the Human miRNA Expression Assay from NanoString nCounter systemtags plus the template_from_string function.
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GaAs FETs have been used to implement static logic and memory circuits in various applications (static RAMs, adders, multipliers, etc.). However, implementation of dynamic circuits with GaAs FETs has not been as well developed as its static counterpart due to leakage of the forward biased Schottky barrier gate diode of the FETs, and the often critical timing requirements on the clock. Circuits intended for very high speed, and not very low power, have been emphasized, such as a dynamic frequency dividers and shift registers. These circuits used only the concept of the pass transistor in combination with GaAs MESFET buffered FET logic (BFL). Consequently, power dissipation was very high. The charge storage, whichtax breaks as “incentives” within the US government. (These often end up not having the desired effects but worse allow the system to be gamed by the powerful and rich) I’d also increase personal taxes while decreasing corporate taxes. I’d significantly decrease depreciation schedules for capital investment within corporations. That simply hurts small businesses – especially startups in the very areas that would spur job growth.

Finally I’d increase taxes on externalities that society as a whole has to pay for. If some companies are “too big to fail” that implies the government is acting as an insurance company for them. It follows that such companies ought pay higher rates to cover that service. (This would also incentivize small business – adding some additional stability to the system)

All of


paid. The menagerie of types of companies in the U.S. (e.g. S corporation, C corporation, LLC, etc.) makes for quite a zoo. Anyway I agree with you that simpler is better here.

Daniel Hannan just wrote an interesting piece entitled Why tax cuts are bound to favour the rich, suggesting that taxing the richest drives them away. I’m not sure that actually happens, though New York state did see a large population shift from 2000 to 2008 that cost nearly $5 billion in tax revenue.

It seems to me that people almost have to want to share with each other.

I think that I am still boycotting M*, but since this is a response the conversation over at my post, I will chime in real quick. I tend to think thatthe best solution (and this is really too complicated to much justice to in the blogging format) is thinks like more robust public education and universal health care. Now these things might lead to higher taxes for some, but not particularly so since was already spend considerable amount on them anyways. These areas are what I call background justice. If we have a decent level of equality in these areas, then we will not have to worry so much about inequality.

BTW, I think that none of this can really come about unless there is actual political equality. There seems to be a growing gap in this area as well.

New Jersey had a similar exodus. I’m certainly not advocating the idea that the rich can provide all the services


things, so the little things don’t become bigger things…. Or was it just a way of reminding people that’s its their own stupid fault they’re suffering from whatever ails them, and we wish they would stop trying to make us care?

No, John, that’s the Republican plan! I admit to being a bit careless (and it’s my own stupid fault). First, I do think that the responsibility for my personal health lies foremost with me. But society ought to have a safety net for those who cannot take responsibility for themselves, and even for those who refuse to take responsibility for themselves, particularly when family and friends can’t do it. Part of responsibility for self health should include people knowing basic first aid and getting a better sense ofis that labor in the developing world will be considerably cheaper than here. To block the ability of those people to labor by Protectionism is immoral (IMO).

Clark wrote: To block the ability of those people to labor by Protectionism is immoral (IMO).

Ram: Even if their current pay is substandard wages, or are suppressed by the Chinese government tinkering with keeping the Yuan low? Is it the USA that would be immoral for placing stipulations on trade, or China for abusing the global system?

As it is, those people in China labored for 1/2 a century with little input of American money. We’re speaking now of an expansion of their economy. Is it wrong to expect China to play decently with the rest of the world? What if by establishing


cause it will be treated like the event of the cause. An illustration of the balance of probabilities standard of proof to the “but-for" test can be illustrated in Barnett v Chelsea and Kensington Hospital Management Committee [3] However, when applying the “but-for" test the courts also take into account any hypothetical causes that may have produced a claimants loss as well as the existing causes illustrated in the Barnett case above. A great illustration of a hypothetical case is the one of Bolitho v City and Hackney Health Authority [4] here the courts considered the causal effect of a hypothetical omission.

“A child died when the doctor on duty could not be called owing to a flat battery in her pager. The doctor claimed that, had she beenthat the defendants breach is the cause of the claimant’s loss. Here the nature of the approach the courts will take will depend on the type of case concerned and any decisions will be heavily influenced by the policy considerations.

There are different approaches like the one’s mentioned in Jobling and baker, although these different approaches in the proof of causation cases are not possible to settle with one and another on the basis of coherent principle. Each case has its own pragmatic response to what the courts perceive as the broad demands of justice in specific circumstances.

The All or Nothing Approach will be applied in most cases. Here the claimant must show on the balance of probabilities it was the defendants breach that had caused the loss rather


Q:

The Lone Turret

Early in the game, when you're walking with Wheatley (holding him, I think), you pass by a turret on a stopped conveyor belt. Wheatley reacts unusually, urging "don't make eye contact" and the like. The turret itself mumbles something, says "thanks anyway," and then says (in a really sad voice) "I'm different."
Later on, after you escape from GLaDOS with Wheatley, you come by the "redemption" line, where broken turrets are sent into an incinerator (a sort of heaven I suppose). However, there's one intact turret on the belt, and it says (in a really sad voice, this time almost making me tear up) "I'm different."
Is this the same turret as the first one? Is there some backstory to this turret?

A:

According to the unofficial Half-Life: Portal wiki,
267 S.E.2d 581 (1980)
Ervin BAER, Personal Representative of the Estate of Michael J. Paroby, Jr., Deceased,
v.
William R. DAVIS, Personal Representative of the Estate of Sharon Jean Saxon, Deceased, and Jerome Karl Person, Personal Representative of the Estate of Gary Lynn Schreckendgust, Deceased.
No. 8012SC40.
Court of Appeals of North Carolina.
July 15, 1980.
Pollock, Fullenwider & Cunningham, by Bruce T. Cunningham, Jr., Southern Pines, for plaintiff-appellant.
Bryan, Jones & Johnson by Robert C. Bryan, Lillington, for defendant-appellee Person.
*582 ARNOLD, Judge.
Plaintiff argued on appeal that it is the statute of limitations established by G.S. 28A-19-3(a) which is pertinent to this case, and not that of G.S. 28A-19-3(b)(2). G.S. 28A-19-3(a) applies to claims arising prior to a decedent's death while G.S. 28A-19-3(b)(2) applies to claims arising at or after his death.
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it-- loving and giving."

Resolution
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The family alleged that the New Rochelle Family Court Judge Ingrid Braslow refused to grant an order barring Douglas from the house in spite of the assertions that he beat Anne and tried to shove her from the car. However, court documents show that these allegations relate to the 1991 case that was not before Braslow. The transcript of the December 6 hearing shows Braslow was not asked to remove Douglas from the home. The ScrippsPublishers, Tokyo, pp. 1-23, 1997), geranyl diphosphate synthase is largely restricted to plant species that produce abundant quantities of monoterpenes. Because both FPP synthase and GGPP synthase produce only negligible levels of GPP as a free intermediate on route to FPP and GGPP (Ogura, K. and Koyama, T., supra), it is geranyl diphosphate synthase that provides the crucial link between primary metabolism and monoterpene biosynthesis and that serves as the essential driver of monoterpene biosynthesis (Wise, M. L. and Croteau, R., supra).
Any attempt, therefore, to exploit recombinant methods to increase the yield of monoterpene-producing (essential oil) species, or to genetically engineer the monoterpene biosynthetic pathway into any non-producing species (e.g., field crops, fruit-bearing plant species and animals) requires access to a geranyl diphosphate synthase gene or cDNA clone.


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owed you that for some reason." "I know this is a personal thing for you." "The idea of reporting your father is a horrible position to be in." "But it's a personal thing for me, too, Sydney." "Those files I showed you of the CIA officers who were killed..." "I left one out." "I made an appointment to meet with Devlin on Monday to report your father." "Are you with me?" "There's a saying old, says that love is blind" "Still we're often told, seek and you shall find" "So I'm going to seek a certain girl" "I've had in mind" "There's a somebody I'm longing to see" "Hey." "Hey, what's up?" "Is Jenny here?" "What?" "Oh." "No." "Come on in." "I'm a little lamb who's lost inof my activities 25 years ago regarding the KGB." "When I learned you had scheduled a meeting with Mr. Devlin regarding my history..." "I knew that it was time." "Let me say in advance" "I'm sorry to make this such a public display, but I felt it was important to do this in front of these people because they already know the truth and because I didn't think that you would believe me otherwise." "Those Cyrillic codes you found in those books..." "Yes, they were orders from the KGB." "And, yes, they were orders to kill." "An agent received those orders and carried them out." "Murdered officers of the CIA." "Including your father, Mr. Vaughn." "All this is true." "But, Sydney, I was not that agent." "Your mother


the final *S*~*T*~ (*A*, *B*) is only computed for fingerprints where XOR-MAX (*A*, *B*) ≥ *S*~MIN~.

In \[[@CIT0016]\] it is suggested to store the database *DB* as a trie \[[@CIT0007]\]. The key observation is that by walking down the trie one can bound the similarity between the query fingerprint *B* and any fingerprint *B* in a leaf below the current node in the trie. Consider a node at a level *d* in a trie. Let *A*~HEAD~ be the first *d* bits of the query fingerprint *A*, and *A*~TAIL~ be the remaining *n*^--^*d* bits. Similarly for an arbitrary database fingerprint *B* below the node. We may now observe that$$\mid A \land B \mid \leq \mid A_{\text{HEAD}} \land B_{\text{HEAD}} \mid + \mid A_{\text{TAIL}} \mid ,$$ $$\mid A \vee B \mid \geqabout, and where *A* has an *i*-bit and *B* has a *j*-bit, be *m*~*ij*~ and the unknown difference *m*~*ij*~ and *M*~*ij*~ be *u*~*ij*~, i.e. *M*~*ij*~ *= m*~*ij*~ + *u*~*ij*~^.^ Now we can bound the Tanimoto coefficient by$$S_{T}\left( {A,B} \right) = \frac{M_{11}}{M_{01} + M_{10} + M_{11}} \leq \frac{\min\left\{ \mid A \mid - m_{10}, \mid B \mid - m_{01} \right\}}{\max\left\{ \mid A \mid + m_{01}, \mid B \mid + m_{10} \right\}}$$and only visit subtrees where the leaves may be sufficiently similar to the query fingerprint.

![Example of a singlebit tree. The black squares denote the bits on which the data is split; while the gray squares denote bits we have information about from further up the tree.](CSBJ-5-e201302009-g007){#F0007}

Improving upon this we also suggested the *multibit tree*. The multibit tree is similar to


of the singlebit tree may be used.

How best to build the singlebit and multibit trees are not obvious. The algorithm we used in our implementation is to split the dataset recursively into smaller and smaller subsets. For each set of fingerprints we choose the bit that splits the tree into two subsets that are maximally close to having the same size. The set is then split into two subsets based on whether that bit is set or not for each fingerprint. The reasoning is to attempt to obtain a tree that is as well balanced as possible. Theoretically it is not clear that this is the right way to build the trees, but in practice the methods perform well, as illustrated by the experimental results reported in [Figure      "ep_{}".format(self.num_resets))

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found a rent receipt in the material taken from Alvardo-Rivera. The receipt was for an apartment in West St. Paul, and the manager there confirmed that the apartment was occupied by Alvarado-Rivera and Moya-Vega, whom he knew as Rosa Ontiveros Aranda and Jorge Salinas. Officers executed a search warrant for the apartment and found mail and documents linked to both the real names of appellants and to those known to the manager. They also discovered approximately one pound of methamphetamine in the dishwasher; these drugs had the same distinctive consistency and shape as those found in the trailer. In addition they seized approximately $3,875 in cash, small amounts of cocaine and marijuana, a digital scale, two receipts for wire transfers to Mexico of $1,000 and $5,000, and suspectedbelieve that whether it's out of fear for yourself or your family or to protect other people, the information isn't coming forward." The court declined to apply the safety valve, and sentenced Moya-Vega above the mandatory minimum to 135 months, the low end of his stipulated guideline range of 135-168 months (resulting from the stipulated base offense level of 36 with a 3 level reduction for acceptance of responsibility).3

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been advanced as complementary tools to validate experimental placental transfer data, offering an attractive alternative for high throughput screening of potential fetotoxicity at the early stages of drug design. The present review scrutinizes, from a critical point of view, the current trends and perspectives in the emerging topic of drug transport across the human placental barrier. The special characteristics of the recently developed biopharmaceuticals on the transplacental transfer process are also discussed.values).
I am 90% confident it is not a coincidence that
$$|2\pi\text{Res}_{z=k}f(z)|=|\oint f(z)dz|=\int^{2\pi}_0 |f(k+\epsilon e^{i\theta})|d\theta$$
Here, $f(z)= \frac{e^{iaz}}{z^4-1}$,
You evaluated integral equals(with absolute values) $\pi/4$ while
$$\text{Res}_{z=1}f(z)=\frac{e^{ia}}4$$
EDIT:
Answer to the question in your comment: Yes.
A useful lemma from this answer by @SangchulLee:

Lemma. Suppose $f(z)$ is holomorphic near $z = z_0$. Fix $\theta_0 \in (0, 2\pi)$. If $\gamma_{\epsilon}$ denotes a counter-clockwise oriented arc of angle $\theta_0$ on the circle of radius $\epsilon$ centered at $z_0$, then
  $$ \lim_{\epsilon\to0} \int_{\gamma_{\epsilon}} \frac{f(\zeta)}{\zeta-z_0}\;d\zeta=i\theta_0 f(z_0).$$
Proof. By the substitution $\zeta = z_0 + \epsilon e^{i\theta}$, we have
  $$\begin{align*}
\left| \int_{\gamma_{\epsilon}} \frac{f(\zeta)}{\zeta-z_0}\;d\zeta - i\theta_0 f(z_0)\right|
&= \left| i \int_{\theta_1}^{\theta_1+\theta_0} f(z_0 + \epsilon e^{i\theta})\;d\theta - i\theta_0 f(z_0)\right| \\
& \leq \int_{\theta_1}^{\theta_1+\theta_0} \left| f(z_0 + \epsilon e^{i\theta}) - f(z_0) \right| \;d\theta,
\end{align*}$$
  which clearly goes to zero when $\epsilon \to 0$.


structural shop are used for other than marine fabrication.  During the previous 12-month period, about eight pelletizing units were built.  In that same period, about 300 barges and towboats were constructed.  The employees in the structural shop may spend 15% of their time on non-marine work and 85% on marine work.  90% of the raw steel delivered to the shop finds its way into the marine products.  The employees are assigned as needed; they do not specialize in either marine or non-marine work.  Grand Avenue generally separates the structural shop from the pre-assembly and final assembly areas.  To the extent that employees in the structural shop may be assigned to non-shipbuilding activities, the assignments are incidental and sporadic as the needsthe finished steel plates and shapes ready for subassembly or for erection in the ship.  After fabrication, the plates and shapes, if riveted, are usually moved directly to the ship by cranes; shipwrights then adjust them in final positions and secure them by a few bolts passed through the rivet holes."

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Comparison of the Britannica's outline with Dravo's structural shop operations at Neville Island compels the conclusion that functionally both are substantially identical.  On the facts of this case, it is clear that Maxin's employment functions for Dravo at Neville Island were an integral part of the new ship construction activities conducted there.  We conclude, therefore that the claimant satisfied the "functional relationship" test of Johns and that this record shows that there is a reasonable


v. Law, 404 U.S. 202, 209 n.9, 92 S.Ct. 418, 30 L.Ed.2d 383 (1971).
Congress in 1910 brought within the cognizance of admiralty jurisdiction, by allowing a lien in rem, contracts for repairs or supplies furnished a vessel in her home port, Act of June 23, 1910, c. 373, 36 Stat. 604, as amended, 46 U.S.C. §§ 971-75 (the Federal Maritime Lien Act), one of the classes of contracts whose exclusion from the jurisdiction had been relied upon in People's Ferry Co. v. Beers, 61 U.S.  (20 How.) 393, 15 L.Ed. 961 (1857); and its power to do so was sustained.  E. g., Piedmont & George's Creek Coal Co. v. Seaboard Fisheries Co., 254 U.S. 1, 41 S.Ct. 1, 65 L.Ed. 97 (1920); United States v. Carver,Diving Head Coach. “It was one of those meets that I’m sure was fun for the fans to watch. It was just back and forth all day. We knew coming in that we would get a hotly contested meet from Tennessee. They pushed us and we pushed them and look how it turned out. Incredible.”

Javier Acevedo won twice for the No. 11 Bulldogs (6-1-1, 1-1-1 SEC) as he claimed the 100 backstroke in 47.59 and the 200 backstroke in 1:45.34.

Kylie Stewart and Lexi Glunn were double winners for the Lady Bulldogs. Stewart swept the backstroke races, going 53.29 in the 100 and 1:55.44 in the 200. Swimming in Lane 8 each time, Glunn took both breaststroke events with times of 1:02.18 and 2:14.37.

The Lady Bulldogs won the 100,


Q:

Query about Exclusions

I guess this has already be answered.
Plot[1/(x^3 - 2 x^2), {x, -2, 4}, Exclusions -> True]

Plot[1/(x^3 - 2 x^2), {x, -2, 4}, Exclusions -> 2]

I cannot understand why I have to specify the position of discontinuity (2nd plot) in order to get rid of the vertical line at x=2 (which exists in the first plot).
Exclusions->True is not for detect the position of discontinuities?
The function is rather simple.

A:

Plot seems to only do exclusions automatically for certain functions, such as Piecewise and some functions with branch cuts.  For algebraic functions it seems to require an equation be passed to the Exclusions options.
I suspect that Plot determines exclusions in the same way as mesh points, by tracking when a zero is crossed.  It seems simple enough toNightshade hungers to bring the strong and beautiful to their knees beneath the ecstasy of his bite, but he has never known sexual lust—not until he meets Ruby McDonald, the curvy redhead who wields attitude and strength like an ax, and who would be the perfect mother of his children. Caught in a clash between the Seelie and Unseelie courts, he vows not only her survival but also to win her heart.

A MORTAL WITH A SECRET

Plagued by magic inherited from a father she never knew, Ruby wants answers. Nightshade has them. And when he crashes into her bedroom late one night, the fairy’s silvery eyes, dark intensity, and striking black wings tempt her with a whole lot more: a mysterious world waiting to be explored, a dangerous love


and 30 percent of victims had previously faced illegal weapons charges, Landrieu said. New Orleans Police Department Superintendent Ronal Serpas today said those numbers are up to 50 percent of suspects and 50 percent of victims in 2012. Higher bonds will, in theory, mean that fewer people will be able to afford the bail amounts to get out of jail and will therefore be less likely to commit violent crime.

Landrieu has added another element to the plan. He's also asking that all those charged with gun crimes be required to wear an electronic monitor and pay for the program themselves, if they're able, as a condition of bonded release.

The city currently pays Orleans Parish Sheriff Marlin Gusman, whose department runs the program, $13.25 per day for adult andfirst session will look like.

Below I've shared my own personal experience in starting CBT to lift the lid on what to expect:

What is CBT?

CBT is one of the most widely used treatments for a range of different mental health issues, including anxiety and depression. Unlike other more traditional talk therapies (such as psychoanalysis, for instance), CBT is a highly practical approach, focused solely on the present and the future, instead of exploring past memories or experiences.

What happens in a CBT session?

Before my first CBT session, I imagined a clinical, white room with a therapist’s bed and a motivational quote on the wall. You’ll be pleased to know – it’s nothing like that! If you have a one-on-one session with a therapist, you will be seated in a private


Q:

Repeat break Loop for created variable in R

I have a dataset in which I am trying to create a while loop such that the new variable changes until the criteria is met. I am using the datatable and repeat break function but it is not working. The sample example is below.
X <- as.character(c("A", "A", "A", "B", "B", "B", "C", "C", "C", "C"))
Y <- as.numeric(c(1,0,0,0,0,1.5,1,1,2,0))

df_sample <- data.frame(X, Y)

Now I would like to calculate the quartiles for each of the categories in col X starting from 0.75 to 1 such that when the quartile answer is >=1, then it stops otherwise it keeps on looping in the Quartile list specified.
Below is the Quartile list for example
TS_Q_list <- c(0.75,0.80,0.85,0.90,0.92,0.95,1)

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a null current flows and power supply efficiency is lowered.
Next, in a second related example shown in FIG. 2, the transistor Q11 of the first related example is replaced with a Field Effect Transistor (hereinafter referred to simple as "FET") Q21, with other aspects of the configuration and operation then being the same as the first related example. An FET is a voltage-controlled element and control current can therefore be reduced when compared with transistors. The null current is therefore lowered and the efficiency of the power supply can therefore be improved. There is, however, a problem whereby efficiency deteriorates if the ON resistance of the FET is made large so that the input voltage of the DC-DC converter falls. It is therefore difficult to drive current general-purposedamages incapable of calculation. Accordingly, we cannot say that the district court abused

its discretion in finding that the Hattens had no adequate remedy at law. We overrule the UIL’s third

issue.

               At the hearings upon the Hattens’ applications for temporary injunction, the only

question before the district court was whether the Hattens were entitled to preservation of the status

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What happens if I breakdown on a Fly Ride tour?

What happens if I breakdown on a Fly Ride tour?

As you are riding with a group there are always other people on hand to help out and our tour guide will also have the experience and equipment to get you back on the road. We don’t leave people behind, fear not!Chief Brexit negotiator Michel Barnier is set a demand €57bn (£48bn) in a divorce settlement from Britain following talks in Brussels this week.

Sky News understands the precise figure was agreed at a meeting on Monday, in which France and Germany demanded the UK is forced to pay upwards of €70bn (£59bn).

Britain is committed to tens of billions of euro in spending on EU wide projects up until 2020 as well as the pensions of officials.

MPs approve triggering of Article 50

The discussion ended with an agreement that any trade negotiations could only begin when the final bill is reached.

Britain had hoped that any future EU trade agreement could be agreed in parallel.

The technical meeting, ahead of Theresa May triggering Article 50 next month, is likely to cause problems as


If you want to avoid something like this image below (my Robinia pseudoacacia 'Frisia' , which is more at home in the warmer parts of the south eastern US and Georgia), then try opting for a local blooming tree like a Cornus mas.

Much of the northern Front Range got the same snowstorm (and same depths) a week ago..so we feel your pain. We lucked out in Denver with only 8": mostly affected silver maples and Acer x freemanii, although I've seen broken branches on almost everything here and there. Par for the course for us int he Rockies...Another storm tomorrow night for us!

Dang, you'r right Anonymous - why did I ever think that Corun mas was native? Just need to think of the common name to figure itfix any project. Eventually the new
things starts to fad, people realize what works in project X didn't worked in
Y, speaker engagements starts drying out and then these folks need new thing
to repeat the cycle.

The obvious problem is that these folks prescribing the development process
are not active developers. They are not even part of any real project over any
long duration. They are in job of inventing and selling processes and handing
out management advice as consultants. Whatever they prescribe, might have
worked only in specific context and for specific symptoms, usually with huge
dose of luck. Next time when you see new process fad, look up the history of
originator of this process, what company he is part of, how much code has he
written, how he makes money. You will know what I'm


talking about.

~~~
mmcnl
This is not true for agile. The agile manifesto was in fact drafted by
software developers. Also, agile doesn't prescribe any process at all, in
fact, it does the opposite. Agile in essence is quite beautiful, unfortunately
it gets twisted and turned upside down until it's just another methodology
(which is exactly the opposite of its original meaning).

~~~
cc81
I actually like vanilla Scrum and think often you need a formalized
methodology for the team to follow. I've worked with a lot of different teams
and there are a few things I've noticed being pretty common among developers
(or sometimes being guilty of myself).

1\. Not working on what you are supposed to be working on. Sometimes some
developers feel that they should probably rewrite X or add Y and does so
without consulting anyone first. Something it isgood and sometimes it just
takes time or adds regressions you did not need at the time.

2\. Senior developers owning a piece of the code base. Often grabbing a huge
chunk of work for themselves on it and then you don't hear from them for a
while when they hack away. Sometimes they do good work and sometimes not and
if they are sick or away and no one knows how their code works.

3\. Junior (or some senior) developers being stuck for a long while without
asking for help.

4\. Ignoring the customer and building what you think should be built.

None of those are automatically fixed with Scrum and I know some here will
just say "Yeah, we have a professional team that actually talks with each
other and does code reviews" so they don't need


At the retrospective, if
something isn't working, you call it out and change it. That can be something
as big as completely changing the methodology. I've never worked on a XP team
but my understanding is formally there is no retrospective process - I would
definitely want to put one in place if I did work with it.

Any development process that doesn't allow for changing itself is shortsighted
and ultimately self-defeating.

~~~
doseofreality
Except at most companies that use Scrum, there are very rigid rules sent down
from above regarding the implementation of Scrum. These rules apply to the
whole company and can't be questioned or changed via retros.

~~~
spost
This is definitely the case for me. I work at a reasonably large (~5-7000
total employees) company that had a top-down Agile Mandate imposed about a
year ago. It’s worked reasonably well,will be best so we try a few._"

There is but a handful of valid choices for a relational database, and all of
them pretty much able to handle every single thing you can throw at it.

Or are you just trying out "flavors" of database? In which case you're wasting
the client or employer's time/money, in all honesty.

~~~
maxxxxx
I work in medical devices. We can store data directly on the device, on some
other device, the cloud or our data center. All have their advantages and
disadvantages regarding security, maintainability, battery consumption and a
lot of others. There is no clear answer up front so you have to try a few
approaches and see how they go.

------
dmytroi
Nice post! I worked in a few big and small companies, and from I can see
software companies with more then


sense.

\- We had periodic meetings with the client (publisher). we showed them
progress and they suggested directions to move towards

\- We didn't stick religiously to the initial design, and adapted as we saw
things work or not work to make the game fun

\- We stuck to the deadline and just cut what didn't make it

It felt quite agile to me.

~~~
georgeecollins
That sounds like heaven. What was the game?

~~~
Jare
Erikbye is correct, Stardust for Topo Soft on the Sinclar Spectrum and Amstrad
CPC 8-bit computers.

I attribute a lot of the merit to us being mentally organized, but mostly to
our producer Javier Cano (RIP), who had that magic touch for ensuring that
things around him just ran smooth, always with a smile and making it feel
natural. My god he was amazing.

------
GrumpyNl
All these methodologies are there justTeam will be led by Local and Global Ownership Group of David Beckham,

Marcelo Claure, Jorge and José Mas, Masayoshi Son, and Simon Fuller

MIAMI (January 29, 2018) – With an extraordinary ownership group at the helm and an agreement in place to build a world-class soccer stadium, the diverse and international city of Miami has officially been granted a Major League Soccer expansion team, Commissioner Don Garber announced today.

The club will be owned by a local and global group of entrepreneurs: global soccer and cultural icon and former MLS player David Beckham; Marcelo Claure, Sprint CEO, SoftBank board member and long-time Miami-resident and entrepreneur; Jorge and José Mas, the Miami-based leaders of telecommunications and construction giant MasTec; Masayoshi Son, founder and CEO of SoftBank; and entertainment entrepreneur and manager,


live in Miami and are philanthropists with far-reaching generational ties to the South Florida community.

Along with Jorge and José Mas, the addition last month of Softbank founder and CEO Masayoshi Son completed the club’s ownership group as a formidable, international team of industry titans. Masayoshi Son is one of the leading technologists of our time and is revered for his innovative approach to business.

David Beckham, Marcelo Claure, the Mas brothers and the rest of this ownership group are determined to create a club that will bring together the community and deliver a strong economic impact in South Florida. In addition to the stadium, Beckham, Claure, the Mas brothers, Son and Fuller plan to build a privately developed training center and academy focused on developing local athletes.

Miami’s team willPope Francis is not following in the same corrupt and elitist tradition of previous popes. Why all the right-wing propaganda about the head of the Catholic Church, a historically right wing institution? The answer is fear that this institution is adding its voice to the critics of a societal structure that is systemically decadent, protecting the privileges of the very few at the expense of the many.

Tuesday, 14 January 2014

The phenomenon of globalization and the tendency toward nihilism on the part of many people around the world is a subject that has received some attention in recent writings, largely in academic circles. Because ordinary citizens feel that their voices do not matter, because they see that only the political and socioeconomic elites have a say in what happens


ideology has been used by bourgeois hegemonic
elites to justify conformity to a political economy and institutional
conformity essentially designed to perpetuate the social order or whether by
Marxian elites to justify forging of a new social order, ideology has been
dynamic. Lenin had to modify Marxism to conform to Russia’s pre-industrial social
conditions, and then he had to modify his own ideology against the reality of
serious problems the country was facing during and after the Civil War.
Similarly, F. D. Roosevelt had to redefine the ideology on which American
political economy and all institutions were based against the reality of the
Great Depression. Oblivious to the needs of the population, Stalin and the
elites backing him used ideology as a vehicle to justify ruling like Ivan the
Terrible.

In China, Confucianism served the emperors well for centuries inare euphoric, most horrifying, all an integral part of daily
existence.

Striving for purpose amid life’s absurdities after the destruction of
western civilization in two global wars, the characters in Slaves to
Gods and Demons struggle between holding on to the glory and grandeur of
a pagan legacy and the Christian present shaped by contemporary
secular events in Western Civilization."


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3.3. Vitamins and Minerals {#sec3dot3-nutrients-10-00768}
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Micronutrient intakes derived from the R24Ws (food sources only) and proportions of women that reported intakes above or below the corresponding DRIs are shown in [Table 4](#nutrients-10-00768-t004){ref-type="table"}. A high prevalence of inadequate intakes was observed for vitamin D (93.7%, 83.5%, 78.5%), iron (88.6%, 89.9%, 94.9%), and folate (58.2%, 60.8%, 68.4%) in all trimesters, when only food sources were considered ([Table 4](#nutrients-10-00768-t004){ref-type="table"}). Vitamin B~6~ intakes were below the EAR for 36.7%, 32.9%, and 38.0% of women in the first, second, and third trimesters, respectively. Smaller proportions of women reported, throughout pregnancy, inadequate intakes of magnesium, vitamin A, calcium, and zinc. Vitamin C intakes were inadequate for 22.8% of participants in the secondin our study are in accordance with what Dubois et al. \[[@B11-nutrients-10-00768]\] reported, however, the relevance of these results and the impact of inadequate fiber intakes during pregnancy should be further investigated.

Most of our participants were supplement users and prenatal multivitamins were the most prevalent supplement taken by our study sample. It is important to mention that, although Health Canada recommends a prenatal multivitamin that contains 400 µg of folic acid and 16--20 mg of iron, close to all prenatal multivitamin supplements taken by our participants contained 1000 to 5000 µg of folic acid and 27 to 35 mg of iron (data not shown). Consequently, a majority of participants exceeded the UL for folic acid (1000 µg) in all trimesters and more than a third exceeded the UL


for a nutrient, the "-" is used instead of a 0. EPR: estimated protein requirement (1.1 g/kg or pre-pregnancy weight for the first half of pregnancy and 1.1 g/kg of pre-pregnancy weight + 25 g for the second half). AI: adequate intake.

nutrients-10-00768-t004_Table 4

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Trimester-specific micronutrient intakes from food alone in comparison with dietary reference intakes.

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The current invention relates to methods for predicting a blood glucose level of a person using a near-infrared spectral scan of a body part of the person.
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People affected with diabetes must frequently monitor their blood glucose level. The traditional method of checking blood glucose level involves a finger prick to draw a drop of blood that is tested in an analytical device. It is often difficult, particularly for children and elderly people, to perform this test especially if it is needed several times a day.
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Results obtained from the studies with boron over the past three decades show substantial inconsistencies, since supplemental boron has promoted broiler performance in several trials ([@b24-ajas-25-2-248-14]; [@b15-ajas-25-2-248-14]; [@b8-ajas-25-2-248-14]) while either inhibiting or


had *ad libitum* access to feed and water. Broilers were allowed to adjust cage management for 3 days, followed by a 3-d total collection of faeces between days 39 and 42. Fecal samples were collected for 3 consecutive days (minimum 500 g/d/treatment), were homogenously mixed and stored at −20°C until analysis. Fecal samples were analyzed for ash, Ca and P contents in order to determine the level of mineral excretion. For this purpose, samples of excrete were dry-ashed ([@b2-ajas-25-2-248-14]) and concentrations of minerals were measured at specific wavelengths for each element (Ca, 315.887; P, 214.914 nm) by using an ICP (Perkin Elmer Optima 2100 DV). Calibrations for the mineral assays were conducted with a series of mixtures containing graded concentrations of standard solutions (Merck, 170373 Calcium ICP Standard     6.83

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Bone breaking strength and mineral characteristics of tibia and faeces of broilers given diets supplemented with or without boron

  Ca-P (%)      Boron (ppm)   Bone breaking strength (N/cm^2^)                        Tibia (%)


Protected species

About 585 of the estimated 50,000 known plant and animal species in Sweden are protected by law throughout the country. All orchids, amphibians, reptiles, bats and wild birds are protected. A further 43 plant and animal species are protected by law in some counties.

What protection means

The purpose of species protection is to protect a plant or animal species that is at risk of becoming extinct or subject to picking or destroying. Protection can also be granted in order to comply with international obligations.

The protection varies slightly depending on the species:

For plant species the protection usually means that you must not pick, uproot or otherwise remove or damage the protected plants.

For animal species the protection means that you must not kill, injure or capture the protected animals. TheFacial skeletal growth and timing of surgical intervention.
Various forces and factors influence the development and maturation of the craniofacial skeleton. These encompass genetic and micro- and macro-environmental factors whose intricacies and interplay must be understood, recognized, and respected in the surgical planning and treatment of maxillofacial deformities. The theories of and experimentation with such factors, which dictate the timing of surgical intervention, are the focus of this article. The common procedures that make up the surgical armamentarium of the maxillofacial surgeon are catalogued in the setting of this developmental timeline.


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proceeding. At that subsequent proceeding, which was held on February 20,

2018, the court pronounced its findings of fact and conclusions of law,

ultimately denying A.B.’s ineffectiveness claim.1 On appeal, A.B. challenges

that ruling and raises the following issue for our review:

       Whether the juvenile court erred in denying A.B.’s request for a
       new adjudicatory hearing based on trial counsel’s ineffectiveness
       when the record makes clear that trial counsel completely refused
       to examine the purported victim,                                    -5-
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     type of case where the Court is going to determine if in fact it
     happened. I think critical in the case was the fact that [the
     victim’s] own mother was going to corroborate our testimony. And
     when that didn’t happen, that hurt the defense during the course
     of the trial. . . . But I don’t believe I would have stipulated unless
     I felt that the Commonwealth


said in the interview. . . .
     [T]he advantage that I had with [the victim] was seen
     before trial in seeing the forensic interview, knowing what
     he was going to say and the manner he said it. Whether he
     had good eye contact. Whether he looked down. Did not
     look up. So, there was a lot of indications in the ability to
     tell the truth and be able to look straight in somebody's eye
     and say something. . . .

                    further stonewalling would be "entering a grave new chapter of lawlessness which will take us into a whole new stage of investigation."

Trump spent much of the past few days denying any wrongdoing as part of his conversation with Ukraine, initially saying Thursday that he knows many people listen into his phone calls, asking "is anybody dumb enough to believe that I would say something inappropriate with a foreign leader while on such a potentially 'heavily populated' call" and insisting that he "would only do what is right anyway, and only do good for the USA!"

On Saturday though, the president appeared to question whether someone on the phone call was spying on him, quoting analysis from a Fox News analyst. The president deemed this new scandal "the Ukraine Witch


on Sunday's political talk shows. Speaking with NBC's "Meet the Press," Sen. Pat Toomey, R-Pa., said Congress should "find out why" the administration withheld aid from Ukraine, adding, "It is not appropriate for any candidate" to "ask for assistance from a foreign government." Sen. Chris Murphy, D-Conn., told the program that if a U.S. president "is asking another foreign leader to interfere in an American election … then there has to be consequences" regardless of if there was a direct quid pro quo."report currency
          transactions in excess of $10,000 in one
          business day.
               Second, that George Retos knowingly and
          willfully structured or assisted in
          structuring a currency transaction in excess
          of $10,000. A currency transaction includes
          the negotiation of a check for cash, but does
          not include a wire transfer or other


  Rather, we find ourselves constrained by the Supreme

Court's decision in In re Winship, 397 U.S. 358, 364 (1970), and

our own decision in United States v. Xavier, 2 F.3d 1281, 1287

(3d Cir. 1993), to hold that Retos was indeed prejudiced by the

district court's error.   In Xavier, we held that the district

court's failure to instruct the jury as to a required element of

the crime charged constituted a plain error which had affected

the defendant's rights. We explained:
          Here, there can be no question that the
          failure to instruct had an impact on the
          jury's deliberations, because the jury could
 jury found beyond a reasonable doubt

that Retos knew his actions were unlawful, absent a specific

instruction from the district court judge.0

          the jury's deliberations or resulted in
          manifest injustice.

859 F.2d at 1176.
          In contrast, in Xavier, we reversed the defendant's
conviction for aiding and abetting an ex-felon's possession of a
firearm. We held that the district court judge had committed a
clear error in failing to instruct the jury that it was required
to find that Xavier had knowledge that his brother -- the ex-
felon at issue -- was, in fact, an ex-felon. In addition, after
a thorough review of the record, we held that Xavier was,


in
fact, prejudiced by the district court's error, despite the
existence of record evidence from which the jury could have
inferred the requisite knowledge:

          [A] jury could have inferred, on a
          preponderance of the evidence presented at
          trial [internal reference omitted] that
          Xavier knew his brother was an ex-felon, that
          evidence is not so conclusive as to have
          assured Xavier's due process right to "proof
          beyond a reasonableour

discretion under Rule 52(b) and take corrective action.    Our

review of the record satisfies us that the district court's

understandable but, nevertheless, erroneous failure to instruct

Retos' jury in accordance with Ratzlaf, "seriously affect[ed] the

fairness" of Retos' trial, United States v. Olano, 113 S. Ct. at

1779, and thereby resulted in severe prejudice to him, a hallmark

of manifest injustice. Accord United States v. Jones, No. 93-2164

(7th Cir. April 5, 1994); United States v. Rogers, No. 93-5002

(4th Cir. March 14, 1994).

                                  V

          Thus, we will vacate Retos' conviction


                         26
             Although it is clear that Retos was sentenced to a

consecutive term of three months imprisonment on the Count 4

conviction, we note that the district court failed to explain how

it allocated the $30,000 fine which it had imposed, among the

nine counts upon which Retos was convicted.     Consequently, we

cannot ascertain what part, if any, of the $30,000 fine was

imposed as punishment for the structuring conviction, as distinct

from punishment for Retos' other convictions.

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in the phantoms was lower than used in this study. Nevertheless, the nanoparticle-nucleated approach in this study was able to generate thermal lesions in these phantoms at pressures ranging from 1.19 to 3.19 MPa, thus demonstrating an increased efficiency over current methodologies.

Future testing for this methodology should be undertaken in an *in vivo*model to incorporate tumor reduction, tissue perfusion, molecular targeting of nanoparticles and relevant acoustic attenuation parameters.

Disclosures
===========

The author has nothing to disclose.

This work was supported by EPSRC grant EP/J021156/1. The author would like to acknowledge support from an early career Leverhulme fellowship (ECF-2013-247).

[^1]: Correspondence to: James R. McLaughlan at <J.R.McLaughlan@leeds.ac.uk>
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Shoesmith is currently dispatching his team to mow parkland grass: milder winters mean Truro’s grass grows all year round. He began gardening as a boy in the 1980s. “It’s definitely milder and wetter,” he says. “The difficult thing we have with the climate is the more changeable weather. Last winter was probably one of the wettest on record here and then we went into one of the driest summers. The capricious nature of the weather is very hard to anticipate and work with.”

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In an insightful opinion piece in the Monitor, Courtney E. Martin and John Cary ask whether a new culture of "do gooder celebrities" has emerged. "In this culture of 24/7 news, swollen with schadenfreude, Mortenson appears on the brink of becoming another tragic figureitself, one may set the times at which the pump is switched on, and the times at which the pump is switched off. Such a pump is, for example, described in “Grundfos Circulation Pump Comfort UP 15-14 BUT”. With regard to this, a mechanical time switch is provided at the face-end of the pump housing, and this time switch, as is common with such mechanical time switches, comprises a ring moved by clockwork, on which riders (slides) are arranged at a quarter of an hour or half an hour intervals, which may be brought from an inner to an outer position, wherein these riders activate a mechanical switch which switches the motor of the pump on or off, depending on the rider position.
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1. INTRODUCTION {#brb31001-sec-0005}
===============

Mobile telephone technology has become prevalent the last decades, with 4.88 billion users recorded worldwide today and a forecast of 5.47 billion users in 2018 according to Statista (<http://www.statista.com>). Despite the benefits of these daily used devices, there is growing concern over their safety. The emitted radiofrequency electromagnetic radiation (RF‐EMR) is suspected to underlie several health issues, such as headaches, fatigue, behavioral problems, cognitive deficits, reduced fertility, and brain tumor development (Adams, Galloway, Mondal, Esteves, & Mathews, [2014](#brb31001-bib-0001){ref-type="ref"}; Carlberg & Hardell, [2014](#brb31001-bib-0008){ref-type="ref"}; Divan, Kheifets, Obel, & Olsen, [2008](#brb31001-bib-0017){ref-type="ref"}; Fragopoulou et al., [2010](#brb31001-bib-0023){ref-type="ref"}; Hardell & Carlberg,


average E‐field value within the cages was measured to be 4.3 V/m, while the highest average E‐field value was 17.5 V/m. Specific absorption rate (SAR) and the specific absorption energy (SAE) can approximately be calculated according to the equations SAR = σ*E* ^2^/ρ and SAE =  (σ*E* ^2^)/ρ \* t, where *E* is the rms value of the averaged E‐field intensity, σ is the mean electrical conductivity of mouse brain tissue at 1880--1900 MHz, ρ is the mass density, and t is the time of the exposure (7200 s). According to Hasgall et al. ([2015](#brb31001-bib-0027){ref-type="ref"}) and Peyman, Rezazadeh, & Gabriel ([2001](#brb31001-bib-0066){ref-type="ref"})*,* the average electric conductivity of mouse hippocampus at the aforementioned frequencies is 1.25/Sm and ρ is 1045 kg/m^3^. As mice were freely moving, they experienced the aforementioned range of E‐field values (4.3--17.5 V/m), and consequently, in ourseparation (chloroform treatment) and purified by a commercial RNA‐binding column (Nucleospin RNA isolation kit; Macherey‐Nagel, Düren, Germany). RNA integrity was evaluated using the Agilent 2100 Bioanalyzer (Agilent Technologies, USA) with an RNA Nano Chip kit (5067--1511) and was quantified by a Nanodrop 2000 spectrophotometer (NanoDrop Technologies, USA). Only high‐quality RNA (OD260/280 ≥ 2.0, RI*N *\> 7.0) was used for the analysis of differential gene expression. Equal amounts of the four hippocampal total RNAs (from four mice each) per experimental condition (SE or Exp) were combined in one sample, and two RNA samples per experimental condition were prepared (2SE and 2Exp). Pooling of the hippocampal RNA preparations from different mice reduces intersample variability (Paparini et al., [2008](#brb31001-bib-0064){ref-type="ref"}). From this time on, sample processing was carried out by investigators unaware of sample origin.

The four pooled


representing transcripts and variants from over 14000 well‐characterized mouse genes that can be used to explore mechanisms behind biological and disease processes.

### 2.6.2. Microarray data analysis {#brb31001-sec-0022}

The raw CEL files were analyzed with the R statistical environment version 2.13 using the Bioconductor package. MAS5.0 algorithm was used for background correction and samples were median normalized. Presence/absence calls from MAS5.0 algorithm were used to classify probes/genes as expressed or nonexpressed. In order to discard probes representing the same transcript, we selected the ones with the highest intensity value across all samples. Welch t test (*p* value cutoff of 0.05) was applied in order to identify differentially expressed genes (DEGs). Clustering of DEGs was performed with Euclidean distance metric and average linkage in MeV (MultiExperiment Viewer) software. The microarray datawere submitted to Gene Expression Omnibus (GEO) repository under the accession code GSE93199.

### 2.6.3. Functional annotation and pathway analysis {#brb31001-sec-0023}

Gene ontology annotation, pathway enrichment, transcription factor regulation analysis, and network analysis were performed with the use of DAVID knowledgebase (Huang da, Sherman, & Lempicki, [2009a](#brb31001-bib-0029){ref-type="ref"},[2009b](#brb31001-bib-0030){ref-type="ref"}) and Ingenuity Pathway Analysis (IPA) software.

### 2.6.4. Quantitative real‐time polymerase chain reaction (qRT‐PCR) {#brb31001-sec-0024}

To confirm microarray gene expression profiles, oligonucleotides were designed for selected MP radiation‐modulated genes and qRT‐PCR was performed. The total RNAs of the four samples that were used in Affymetrix experiments were normalized, and further DNA digestion was carried out for 1 hr at 37°C using HaeIII (New England Biolabs, USA) and DNase I (New England Biolabs). Afterwards, cDNAs were produced employing the RevertAid^™^ H Minus Reverse Transcriptase (EP0451, Fermentas Lifesciences),


activated), and EPO (erythropoietin; activated), and we reconstructed a bigger mechanistic network including smaller networks with each one of the seven regulators and their cognate products (Figure [4](#brb31001-fig-0004){ref-type="fig"}b).

4. DISCUSSION {#brb31001-sec-0033}
=============

The impact of nonionizing radiofrequency electromagnetic radiation has attracted a lot of interest in recent years, because of the possible risks related to the chronic exposure of the human body. Importantly, the proposed effects of mobile phone radiation on the nervous, immune, and reproductive systems have been evaluated, suggesting oxidative stress and cell membrane gating and calcium oscillations as possible mechanisms of RF‐EMR action (Dasdag & Akdag, [2016](#brb31001-bib-0013){ref-type="ref"}; Desai, Kesari, & Agarwal, [2009](#brb31001-bib-0016){ref-type="ref"}; Manna & Ghosh, [2016](#brb31001-bib-0045){ref-type="ref"}; Minelli et al., [2007](#brb31001-bib-0051){ref-type="ref"}). Biomarkers are urgently needed to help us identify the potential mechanisms of RF‐EMR action and the effects on human pathophysiology.that we observed on the fatty acid levels in the lipidomics analysis. Particularly, *Acadl*, the product of which catalyzes the initial step of mitochondrial beta‐oxidation of straight‐chain fatty acids, was found 1.83‐fold upregulated. The significance of such changes is valuable for elucidating the mechanism of action of the MP radiation, as it implicates that a specific lipid composition aggravates certain cell communication abnormalities caused by MP radiation. Studies showing hippocampal genome profile alterations associated with membrane functions (Nittby, Widegren, et al., [2008](#brb31001-bib-0060){ref-type="ref"}) and lipid peroxidation changes (Saikhedkar et al., [2014](#brb31001-bib-0071){ref-type="ref"}; Shahin, Singh, & Chaturvedi, [2017](#brb31001-bib-0076){ref-type="ref"}) following EMR exposure support our observations.

Furthermore, the fact that mechanisms such as LTP, calcium signaling, cell cycle regulation, and death were affected may be associated with the increased Ca^2+^ influx, apoptosis, synaptic changes, pyramidal cell


radiation may act as a stress and apoptotic factor. Stress and cell death induction has also been previously reported by our group in drosophila (Manta et al., [2017](#brb31001-bib-0046){ref-type="ref"}) and by other groups in the rat brain (Narayanan et al., [2014](#brb31001-bib-0055){ref-type="ref"}) and in human glioblastoma and other cancer cells (Chowdhury, Samant, Fodstad, & Shevde, [2009](#brb31001-bib-0009){ref-type="ref"}; Ratovitski, [2017](#brb31001-bib-0069){ref-type="ref"}). The inhibition of RICTOR, which is part of the mTOR pathway, reveals the MP radiation impact on cell growth and survival and on oxidative phosphorylation and other mitochondrial functions (Li, Long, He, Belshaw, & Scott, [2015](#brb31001-bib-0039){ref-type="ref"}). The activation of NKX2‐3 and MYCN, which are implicated in cell differentiation and oncogenesis (Kramer, Ribeiro, Arsenian‐Henriksson, Deller, & Rohrer, [2016](#brb31001-bib-0034){ref-type="ref"}; Nagel et al., [2017](#brb31001-bib-0053){ref-type="ref"}), could be associated with previously reported brain protein expression alterations related to neurogenesis andpaper last November – Dividends: The case for income oriented investors – that more recent research on long-term dividend strategies using US shares (S&P 500 index), showed “while high dividend stocks have outperformed their lower yielding counterparts, the highest yielding stocks have not been the overall leaders in terms of total returns”.

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Anthony Weiner Resigns for Real, Effective at Midnight

Sexting congressman Anthony Weiner said he'd call it quits from the House of Representatives back on Thursday, explaining that the "distraction [he] created" -- with his penis, mostly -- makes his work "impossible." Today came the official letter, addressed to New York Secretary of State Cesar Perales and Governor Andrew Cuomo, and CC'd to John Boehner, the Speaker of the House, and Nancy Pelosi, the Minority Leader. It's short and sweet, taking effect at midnight, Tuesday, June 21, 2011. "It has been an honor to serve the people of Queens and Brooklyn," Weiner writes. See the whole thing after the jump, fancy Congress print and all.They blamed young women for being weak and succumbing to demonic possession. They also called it contagious and tied new mothers up in rooms far away from the rest of the family, where they wailed and writhed and spat.

They may have been onto something. Not that depression is actually contagious, but it’s impossible to be really happy when your partner is in despair.

As the baby’s first few days turn into his first few weeks, I start to get the hang of things. I take the baby out to run errands or for long walks when the fall air is warm enough. I even wade into housework and emails and personal hygiene. I consume food at semi-regular intervals.

All this while, D continues to exist as a puddle of pure


sense to me. There was probably a time in middle school when love felt like falling, like, Oops! Now I’m in love with someone! But not anymore.

I would say I climb into love with D at a slow, steady pace. It’s like moving up a particularly steep set of stairs: deliberate, not without effort. With each step I take, I think, Should I keep going? The answer is always yes.

His feelings are an amazing perk to go with his sense of humor and cologne-ad good looks. He’s sensitive. He cries during sad movies and sad songs and, sometimes, sad commercials. He’s very in touch with his emotions, very self-aware. Very able to express what he is feeling. So I trust him when he tells me there’s nothing wrong.

Nownewborn. I, too, was working a stressful job. I, too, was pushing aside exhaustion to care for our baby. Only I was doing it more! I was up all night. I was using what precious energy I had to convert calories into breast milk. The baby wouldn’t drink from a bottle, or a syringe, or a spoon, or the fancy supplemental nursing system the lactation consultants swore would work, so I was doing Every. Single. Feeding. I was doing it amongst wildly fluctuating hormones and thyroid numbers that, three months after the baby’s birth, still weren’t balanced correctly. I was doing it with fresh stitches, with aching breasts, while actively bleeding. But I was doing it!

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another round of *Hand-it-on* after debriefing. Ask participants to develop ideas on how to "keep what was good and to improve what could be improved" in relation to the learning goal discussed. Observe changes compared with the first round. Further, observe how many of the intended changes discussed during debriefing were implemented in the actual re-conduct of the game. Consider varying the "clarity" of priorities between rounds: Senior management could request that the objects are passed on more quickly or that no errors occur. Debrief again after such an additional round.If an object, typically the balloon, falls outside the circle, retrieve it and pass it into the circle again. If participants combine objects (e.g., handing the balloon around together with the ruler), decide whether it is acceptable orballoon. The differences in group composition and tasks make interesting points for the debriefing, for example in relation to stereotyping of members of other departments, patient groups, etc. \[[@CR7]\]. An additional advantage of this variation is the possibility to engage larger groups.

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• Prepare participants for the observer role during scenarios and debriefings. What is helpful feedback to colleagues after a simulation scenario?Vary the objects.• Use


the importance of knowing about the history of discussions in a department. How do people understand a situation if they know only parts of its development and did not have any prior practice of the task?\
• Discuss working with people who might not have been part of forming the current routines, norms, values and beliefs. How does the shared understanding of those impact the task and social level? How does it feel to accept the features of the work system if you were not a part in forming them?Include "hidden" instructions for briefed role players. You could ask them to frequently "drop" objects or to not concentrate on the process, causing delays. Remember to reveal the hidden instructions during the debriefing to protect your role player. They wouldnot like to come across as "obstructive" or "unable" in reality.• Discuss how the group reacted to such a "low" performer. How can a work team or an organization deal with a worker who does not perform to standards? How would a team identify such a person in the first place? What would impact the reaction to such a worker? Is there a difference in how you treat people who you like vs. those you do not get along with? How does it feel to observe this person? How does it feel to be this person? What do patients think about the low performer?Include "stressors" such as loud music, noise, or the threat of moving the organization to a different country.• Discuss the impact of such disturbances and


apportionment of death benefits between Maui Pine and the Special Compensation Fund (SCF) and granting attorney's fees and costs, payable by Maui Pine, to Grayline-Maui, a former concurrent employer of Wallace Medeiros. The issues raised on appeal are the propriety of not apportioning death benefits in this case and of assessing one employer for the attorney's fees and costs of a concurrent employer when the former instituted the appeal and lost. For reasons set forth below, we affirm the Board's decision.
Medeiros had been employed by Maui Pine from February 1950 until his death on May 1, 1976. At the time of his death, Medeiros was concurrently employed by Grayline-Maui. The findings of the Board pertinent to this appeal are that Medeiros had suffered from severe cardiovascular disease, hadthat if an employer or an insurance carrier, other than the employer who appealed, is held liable for compensation, the costs of the proceedings of the appellate board or the supreme court of the State together with reasonable attorney's fees shall be assessed against the party held liable for the compensation.
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The question of whether subsection (b) provides the necessary statutory authorization is the issue of major concern.


case, a court may be unable to adequately discern the underlying policy which the legislature seeks to promulgate and, thus, would be unable to determine if a literal construction would produce an absurd or unjust result, inconsistent with the policies of the statute.
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      of them have left the area. Voluntary sector organisations are struggling to retain contracts and expertise due to fragmented commissioning. And those of us who have managed to stay in this field for a number of years have often faced ad hominem attacks from the media and others. There are no quick fixes, and if sex and relationships education isn’t done properly, it can do more harm than good.


make their hire.

4. Which industry sectors are hiring?

The in-house corporate communications team who have hired the most (in order of popularity) are real estate, law firms, management consultancies, retail, asset management and enterprise.

5. Investment in communications

We have helped build out a whole comms function for one business and we have undertaken a number of replacement hires as usual. However, what has been interesting is that we have seen more newly formed ‘investment hires’ in-house and with the corporate agencies, which is encouraging considering the political landscape. It feels like a confident market remains.

6. Baby boom

Maternity contracts in particular are popular this year. There was clearly something in the water last year, as I can’t remember the last time we have helped on so many.

7. Corporate agency update

Corporate agenciessingle currency.

The ex-communist nation of 38 million is obliged to join the eurozone under the terms of its 2004 EU entry agreement, which did not specify an accession deadline.

But Warsaw had adopted a wait-and-see approach to swapping its zloty for the euro as the 17-member currency bloc tries to resolve its protracted debt crisis.

An emerging economy, Poland has maintained growth each year since it shed communism two decades ago. It is the only member of the 27-state EU to have done so through both the global financial and eurozone crises.

Analysts have pointed out that the free-floating zloty, which slumped sharply against both the euro and dollar when the financial crisis hit, buoyed exports as recession bit elsewhere.

Poland's large internal market and an influx of EU subsidies have so


Nathaniel M. Stone, 56 T.C. 213 (1971).  This entails, of course, showing that the omitted income is attributable to the other spouse.

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Although the Tax Court made no specific finding to this effect, it is clear from the record and implicit in its opinion that, but for the community property law of New Mexico, the items of income identified above were shown to be attributable to Lewis.  Community property laws are disregarded under section 6013(e)(2)(A), except for "income from property;" therefore, Mrs. Allen had to show that it was not "income from property" to avoid the attribution, for tax purposes, of half of the omitted income by operation of New Mexico's community property law.5

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Mrs. Allen bases her argument that the rents, distributions, and gain on transfer ofand that it is inequitable to hold her liable for the tax deficiency attributable to the omission, section 6013(e)(1)(C), she would have been entitled to innocent spouse relief for 1960.

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In the case before us, however, the Commissioner argues that the 25 percent test is not met because stated gross income was $235,735.00 and the omission was $20,672.84.  The difference in these figures and the ones in our hypothetical example is due solely to the storage receipts overstatement.  The Commissioner contends that the overstatement is attributable solely to Lewis; that is his rationale for deducting the overstatement in full, rather than attributing it half and half to each spouse as a community property item.  The incongruous and ironical result, if we were to accept the Commissioner's