with whiplash injury: persistent moderate/severe symptoms, widespread hypersensitivity, chronic pain, and disability. These symptoms are reportedly due to sensitization of the central nervous system's nociceptive pathways, or to changes in endogenous descending pain modulation mechanisms ([@B12]). Furthermore, higher levels of pain and disability in acute whiplash injury are a sign of poor outcome. For this reason, it is important that psychological factors be taken into account when measuring pain intensity.

The present study addressed the correlation between TMD clinical symptoms and MRI findings in TMD patients with whiplash injury, those with another macrotrauma, and those with no trauma. We also investigated how this correlation differed among these three groups. By comparing these groups, we aimed to ascertain whether TMD is related to whiplash injury. Additionally, using logistic regression analysis,was significantly different between wTMD and pTMD groups; wTMD--iTMD, when the proportion of the presence of variable was significantly different between wTMD and iTMD groups; pTMD--iTMD, when the proportion of the presence of variable was significantly different between pTMD and iTMD groups; n.s., when there was no significant difference between groups; VAS, visual analog scale; TMD, temporomandibular disorder; PI, palpation index; DI, dysfunction index; CMI, craniomandibular index; CMO, comfortable mouth opening; MMO, maximum mouth opening; SD, standard deviation*.

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All patients underwent MRI examination of the bilateral TMJ; images were taken using a 1.5 T MRI system (Genesis Signa; GE Medical System), with a 6-cm × 8-cm diameter surface coil. All scans involved sagittal oblique sections of 3 mm or less, a 15-cm field of view, and a 256 × 224 matrix. T2-weighted images


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When adjoining a new sort that is supposed to model the powerset of the original domain of discourse, what is the appropriate notion of embedding?

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Often, we begin with a first-order theory $(T,L)$ and then adjoin a 'sort of all subsets' to obtain a bigger theory $(T',L').$ My concern is this. I want to know that if we're working in the bigger theory $(T',L')$ and we prove a theorem in the language of $L$, then this theorem can be deduced from $T$ alone.
Lets consider the issue in more detail.
By the term first-order theory, let us mean an ordered pair $(T,L)$ where $L$ is a (many-sorted) first-order


way (by setting $\mathcal{P}(X)$ to be the usual powerset). In the wikipedia article I linked to, this is called a model theoretic conservative extension. It follows that $T'$ is a conservative extension of $T$ using the completeness theorem for first order logic.
Something to note about this construction is that it is not always as useful as you might think. For example, you might expect that if $T$ is Peano arithmetic $\mathbf{PA}$, then $T'$ is second order arithmetic $\mathbf{Z}_2$. This is not the case, and in fact $\mathbf{Z}_2$ is definitely not conservative over $\mathbf{PA}$.

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The fall of the eastern rebel-held side of Aleppo at the end of 2016 marked a turning point in Syria’s civil war, shifting the tide of the conflict in President Bashar al-Assad’s favour.

With Isis’s caliphate dismantled after the battle for Raqqa last year, the other long-standing front in the Syrian theatre also began to wind down.

And yet, on the eve of its seventh anniversary, Syria’s war shows no sign of stopping. In some areas it is becoming even more complicated – and deadly. On Monday, the UN said the country is currently experiencing “some of the worst fighting of the entire conflict”.

Syria today is better described as several intersecting wars, rather than the government-versus-rebels narrative it started out as in 2011. In the last few weeks, the proxyin pictures Mohamed Hussein, a 58-year-old Kurdish farmer, lies in the Afrin hospital, wounded in the head and eye after his home was bombed by Turkish aircraft on the second night of the attack Yara Ismail Turkish attack on Afrin, northern Syria – in pictures Syrian Kurds sit on benches overlooking a street in Afrin, on 28 January, 2018. Above is a memorial to ‘martyrs’ who died in the fight against Isis AFP/Getty Turkish attack on Afrin, northern Syria – in pictures Smoke is seen rising on the Syrian side of the border, at Hassa, near Hatay, southern Turkey as Turkish jet fighters hit People's Protection Unit (YPG) positions, on 28 January, 2018 AFP/Getty Turkish attack on Afrin, northern Syria – in pictures A Turkish made T-155 Firtina


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The release of glycogen phosphorylase from isolated, perfused rabbit heart was studied after substrate depletion and after global ischemia. The assayed efflux of the enzyme was found to be not only related to alterations in membrane integrity but also to the amount of glycogen in the injured heart tissue. The differential efflux profile of phosphorylase as a constituent of the sarcoplasmic reticulum-glycogenolysis complex in cardiac cells in comparison to cytosolic creatine kinase was found to be more pronounced employing K+-arrested, hypothermically perfused hearts exposed to imipramine (0.4 to 0.6 mM), known for altering specifically membrane integrity. Under these conditions only a rise in the release of creatine kinase occurs, whereas both glycogen


Family of schizophrenic prisoner who committed suicide in his cell sues after watching video showing him slit his throat and bleed to death 'while guards watched'

Anthony Lester, 26, was serving 12 years for stabbing women at party

Mentally ill prisoner mistakenly given razors

Taken off suicide watch two days before he killed himself

Relatives suing for $3million over prison guards' negligence

Family had battle for two years for right to see 23-minute footage

Failed: Anthony Lester, 26, committed suicide in a Tucson prison cell after the schizophrenic patient was mistakenly given a razor by guards

The family of a mentally ill man who committed suicide in his prison cell have seen horrific footage for the first time which shows the 26-year-old bleeding to death while guards stand around and watch.

Anthony Lester took his ownwho was still alive, had left a 'suicide note'.

His family filed a claim last January against the state for $3million alleging that the Department of Correction's (DOC) substandard treatment of patients with mental illness led to the 26-year-old's death.

Anthony Lester had been diagnosed with schizophrenia when he was in high school and had struggled with his condition, self-harming as a teenager. He told family that the voices were 'getting worse'.

In 2007, he stabbed two female friends at a party and was sentenced to 12 years for aggravated assault.

After receiving medication he was deemed to be fit for trial but a judge and court-appointed psychiatrist advised Lester should be housed in a facility where he would receive the necessary mental health treatment.

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Gene expression of Hsp70, Hsp90, and Hsp110 families in normal and abnormal embryonic development of mouse forelimbs.
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Accordingly, in February 1995, the BPD chose Ruiz ahead of the higher-scoring white candidates for the twentieth promotion to lieutenant.  Boston Police Commissioner Paul Evans gave the DPA a written explanation of his decision to skip over the higher-scoring candidates, see Mass.  Gen. Laws ch. 31, § 27 (providing that in the event of a promotion not made strictly according to certified rank order, "the appointing authority shall immediately file with the [DPA] a written statement of his reasons for appointing the person whose name was not highest"), which stated that Commissioner Evans selected Ruiz "as a result of the Consent Decree." It is undisputed that Commissioner Evans believed at the time that the consent decree


provides that the DPA will be responsible for administering "new tests for promotion to sergeant."   As the decree contains no parallel provisions referring to positions other than sergeant, we believe that when the decree says promotions, it means only those to the position of sergeant.  Looking at the entire decree, especially the passage expressly disclaiming any effect on positions other than sergeant, we view the decree's generally worded passages as reflecting an assumption that only sergeants' promotions were at issue, not an intent to modify the lieutenants' test.

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Defendants' argument fares no better in light of the context that gave rise to the decree.  The original suit alleged harm derived primarily from bias in entry-level hiring.  To be sure, that hiring eventually impacts the§ 2000e-2(n)(1).  That provision bars collateral attacks on judgments in federal employment discrimination cases by any person with "actual notice" of a judgment and a "reasonable opportunity to present objections to such judgment or order."  Id. § 2000e-2(n)(1)(B)(i).  However, this bar applies only if the challenged "employment practice [ ] implements and is within the scope of a litigated or consent judgment or order [resolving a federal claim of employment discrimination]."  Id. § 2000e-2(n)(1)(A).  As the consent decree did not apply to promotions to lieutenant, Ruiz's promotion was not "within the scope of" a consent decree protected by § 108.

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Plaintiffs contended both below and on appeal that the BPD's race-based promotion of Ruiz to lieutenant violated their rights under the Equal


the fact that the Plaintiffs each were promoted to lieutenant within a year suggests that the benefit to Ruiz was mostly a temporal one.  In light of these facts, the advantage given Ruiz was quite marginal, see Stuart, 951 F.2d at 454;  Mackin, 969 F.2d at 1278, and no greater than necessary to remedy the BPD's past discrimination.

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Second, Ruiz's promotion did not unduly frustrate Plaintiffs' legitimate expectations.  See Mackin, 969 F.2d at 1278.   Plaintiffs' expectation of promotion could not have been overly firm.  For one thing, there were more candidates for lieutenant than available positions.  See Johnson v. Transportation Agency, 480 U.S. 616, 638, 107 S.Ct. 1442, 94 L.Ed.2d 615 (1987) (concluding that where seven qualified applicants sought a single position,candidates are chosen on the basis of their ability to do the job.  Reaching down the list to select Ruiz appears to have advanced this goal;  as noted above, his test score indicated that he and Plaintiffs shared virtually identical qualifications, and Plaintiffs do not even suggest that the BPD did itself a disservice in elevating him ahead of Plaintiffs.

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Finally, the BPD's affirmative action is limited strictly to the single promotion of Ruiz.  As explained in Mackin, one measure of a remedy's narrow-tailoring is the extent to which it includes "built-in mechanisms" that will eventually "shrink its scope and limit its duration."   Plaintiffs contend that Ruiz's promotion is overbroad because Defendants have not put their action into the context of a larger plan;


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In Q&A, CSRC insists circuit breakers didn't causeextending the 15-minute break to half an hour.”

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there may be zero “0” side plates. That is, a link module which is a component of the present invention includes a male connecting plate and a female connecting plate which connects a respective coupling to the mounting brackets and the plates are connected to each other.
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According to the cable protection and guide device of the present invention, link modules include a number of pairs of spaced right and left side plate portions connected to each other from a mounting fixed end to a mounting movable end. Connecting arms are respectively bridged over a flexional inner circumferential side and a flexional outer circumferential side of the side plate portions at required intervals. A cable is accommodated in a cable accommodating space surrounded by the sideQ:

What causes seemingly normal transactions to not be confirmed?

I seem to be having an issue with transactions lately. Here is the most recent one. I paid 0.0004 BTC in fees, and I see there are quite a few inputs, but this seems like a normal transaction and should clear. However, I submitted it through a Multibit wallet about 15 hours ago and it has still not been included in a single block. Two other transactions I attempted recently have also been rejected, not even showing up in blockchain.info. What is the problem?
What, generically, is going wrong here and how can it be prevented?

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Priority is an outdated concept and most miners don't use it anymore. Similarly, the standard fee is out of use.
Today, miners appear to be selecting transactions


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abstract: 'Let $A$ be a Koszul Artin-Schelter regular algebra, $\sigma$ a graded automorphism of $A$ and $\delta$ a degree-one $\sigma$-derivation of $A$. We introduce an invariant for $\delta$ called the $\sigma$-divergence of $\delta$. We describe the Nakayama automorphism of the graded Ore extension $B=A[z;\sigma,\delta]$ explicitly using the $\sigma$-divergence of $\delta$, and construct a twisted superpotential $\hat{\omega}$ for $B$ so that it is a derivation quotient algebra defined by $\hat{\omega}$. We also determine all graded Ore extensions of noetherian Artin-Schelter regular algebras of dimension 2 and compute their Nakayama automorphisms.'
address:
- 'Shen: Department of Mathematics, Zhejiang Sci-Tech University, Hangzhou 310018, China'
- 'Guo: Department of Mathematics, Zhejiang Sci-Tech University, Hangzhou 310018, China'
author:
- 'Y. Shen'
- 'Y. Guo'
title: 'Nakayama automorphisms of graded Ore extensions of Koszul Artin-Schelter regular algebras '
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Introduction {#introduction .unnumbered}
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To understand$k_A$ of $A$, $$\label{general Resolution of k_A}
\cdots\xlongrightarrow{} P_{d}\xlongrightarrow{\partial_d} \cdots\xlongrightarrow{\partial_3} P_{2}\xlongrightarrow{\partial_2} P_1\xlongrightarrow{\partial_1} P_0\xlongrightarrow{\partial_0} k_A\xlongrightarrow{} 0,$$ namely, $\operatorname{Ker}\partial_i\subseteq P_{i}A_{\geq 1}$ for any $i\geq 0$. Then the graded vector space $E(A)=\bigoplus_{i\geq0}\operatorname{\underline{Ext}}^i_A(k_A,k_A)=\bigoplus_{i\geq0}\operatorname{\underline{Hom}}_A(P_i,k)$ equipped with the Yoneda product is a connected graded algebra, called the *Ext-algebra* of $A$. In the sequel, We denote the Yoneda product by “$\ast$”.

Let $V$ be a finite dimensional vector space. Write $\tau:V\otimes V\to V\otimes V$ for the usual twisting map. We adopt the notation in [@HVZ] of a sequence of linear endmorphisms of $V^{\otimes d}$ for any $d\geq 2$: $$\tau_{d}^0=\operatorname{id}_V^{\otimes d},\quad \tau_d^{i}=(\operatorname{id}_V^{\otimes i-1}\otimes \tau\otimes\operatorname{id}_V^{\otimes d-i-1 })\tau_{d}^{i-1},\quad\text{for any }~ 1\leq i\leq d-1.$$

Let $V$ be a finite dimensional vector space and $\nu:V\to V$ an isomorphism of vector spaces. If an element $\omega\in V^{\otimes d}$ for some $d\geq 2$ such that


any $\alpha\in E^i,\beta\in E^j$. We call the automorphism $\mu_E$ is the (classical) *Nakayama automorphism* of the graded Frobenius algebra $E$. (see [@Sm] for details).

In this paper, we mainly consider Koszul AS-regular algebras. We list some important results about Koszul AS-regular algebras below.

\[thm: properties of Koszul regular algebras\]Let $A$ be a Koszul AS-regular algebra of dimension $d$ and $\mu_A$ the Nakayama automorphism of $A$.

1.  [@Sm Proposition 5.10] The Ext-algebra $E(A)$ of $A$ is a graded Frobenius algebra.

2.  [@V Proposition 3] Let $\mu_E$ be the (classical) Nakayama automorphism of $E(A)$, then $${\mu_E}_{|E^1(A)}=({\mu_A}_{|A_1})^*,$$ where $E^1(A)$ is identified with $V^*=A_1^*$.

3.  [@HVZ Lemma 4.3] Any nonzero element $\omega\in W_d$ is a ${\mu_A}_{\mid V}$-twisted superpotential.

4.  [@DV Theorem 11][@HVZ Theorem 4.4(i)] For any nonzero element $\omega\in W_d$, $A\cong \mathcal{A}(\omega,d-2)$.

If $A$ is$\pi_B$ for the canonical projection from $T(V\oplus k\{z\})$ to $B$.

Write $\sigma=\overline{\sigma}_{\mid V}\in GL(V)$. It is easy to know that $\sigma^{\otimes i}(W_i)=W_i$ for each $i\geq 0$ and $\sigma_{T}:=\oplus_{i=0}^{\infty}\sigma^{\otimes i}$ is a graded automorphism of $T(V)$ such that $\overline{\sigma}$ is induced by $\sigma_{T}$.

Choose a linear map $\delta:V\to V\otimes V$ such that $\pi_A\delta=\overline{\delta}_{\mid V}$. In fact, $\delta$ extends to a degree-one $\sigma_T$-derivation of $T(V)$ (also denoted by $\delta$) in a unique way, and $$\label{condition for delta}
\delta(R)\subseteq R\otimes V+V\otimes R.$$ So $\overline{\delta}$ can be induced by $\delta$. All $\overline{\sigma}$-derivations can be obtained in this way.

The condition (\[condition for delta\]) provides an approach to decomposing $\delta$ into two parts, that is, there exist two linear maps $\delta_{2,r}: R\to R\otimes V,\delta_{2,l}: R\to V\otimes R.
$ such that $$\label{definition of delta_2}
\delta_{\mid R}=\delta_{2,r}+\delta_{2,l}.$$ The decomposition can be


again.

Let $A=T(V)/(R)$ be a Koszul AS-regular algebra, $\overline{\sigma}$ a graded automorphism of $A$ and $\overline{\delta}$ a degree-one $\overline{\sigma}$-derivation of $A$. Let $(\delta_l,\delta_r)$ be the pair of elements in $V$ with respect to some sequence pair $\left(\{\delta_{i,r}\},\{\delta_{i,l}\}\right)$ for the $\overline{\delta}$. Then the element $\delta_r+\mu_A\overline{\sigma}^{-1}(\delta_l)$ is called the *$\overline{\sigma}$-divergence* of $\overline{\delta}$, denoted by $\nabla_{\overline{\sigma}}\cdot\overline{\delta}$.

If $A$ is a commutative graded polynomial algebra generated in degree 1 and $\overline{\sigma}$ is the identity map, $\nabla_{\operatorname{id}}\cdot\overline{\delta}$ is the usual divergence $\nabla\cdot\overline{\delta}$ of $\overline{\delta}$ (see Theorem \[thm: NA of Ore ext over Polynomial\] or [@LM Thoerem 1.1(1)]). It motivates the name “$\overline{\sigma}$-divergence” of a $\overline{\sigma}$-derivation $\overline{\delta}$.

Ext-algebras
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In this subsection, we compute the Yoneda product of the Ext-algebra $E(B)$ partially. We refer [@JZ] for the definition of homological determinant $\operatorname{hdet}(\overline{\sigma})$ of a graded automorphism $\overline{\sigma}$.

Following the minimalStar Trek: Discovery finally debuted last night to mixed but hopeful reviews. The first Trek TV show in a dozen years definitely has promise. What's yet to be seen is whether that promise makes fans open their wallets.

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Considerable evidence has indicated that skeletal muscle decline with advancing age is associated with an increased oxidative status in redox-responsive proteins ([@B52]) and increased oxidative modifications of macromolecules including DNA, proteins, and lipids ([@B4]). Altered mitochondrial redox homeostasis has been proposed to play a key role in sarcopenia ([@B19], [@B21], [@B53]), and skeletal muscle mitochondria have been reported to exhibit an age-dependent increase in mtROS ([@B16], [@B17]). Aging of skeletal muscle is associated with mitochondrial dysfunction including reduced maximal ATP-generating capacity, impaired function of the mitochondrial permeability transition pore, and reduced maximal respiratory capacity ([@B21], [@B31]). Although cumulative oxidative damage has been suggested to induce age-associated decline in mitochondrial function ([@B24]), the effect of mitochondrial dysfunction and mtROS as the underlying key regulators of the age-related atrophyand without moral content save our own pleasure.

Benjamin Constant noted in On the Liberty of the Ancients Compared with that of the Moderns, that in times when the social scale was much smaller, freedom was understood as participation in power and governance, as immortalized by Cicero’s maxim, but there was much less privacy in those societies. In the mass societies of the modern world, active political participation is for all intents and purposes a thing of the past, and our primary realm of freedom is that of relatively anonymous individual consumptive choice.

Many of my radically left friends are less optimistic regarding this evolution of freedom, and are also very dubious about delegating to the market the massive responsibility of consumption. They generally are willing to live up to


Q:

Trace of a matrix product

For an arbitrary matrix $A$ and a given matrix $B$, is is possible to generate a matrix $C$ such that
$\text{Trace}(ABC) = \text{Trace}(AB)$
barring the trivial identity case?
If not in the general case, is it possible if $B$ is symmetric? Entries in all the matrices are real. Any tips are appreciated

A:

1) If we want the same $C$ for all $A$:
1.a) If $B$ is singular ($\det(B)=0$) then there exists a matrix $V$ such that $BV=0$ ($B$ has $0$ as eigenvalue; pick $V=(v\ v \ \ldots \ v)$ with $v$ an eigenvector for $0$). Then with $C:=I+V$ we have
$$\text{trace}(AB(I+V))=\text{trace}(ABI)+\text{trace}(ABV)=\text{trace}(AB).$$
1.b) If $B$ is regular it is impossible. Consider $A:=XB^{-1}$ with $X$ any matrix. Then
$$\text{trace}(XC)=\text{trace}(ABC)=\text{trace}(AB)=\text{trace}(X),$$
so $\sum_{i=1}^n\sum_{j=1}^n x_{ij}c_{ji} - \sum_{i=1}^n x_{ii}=0$ for every matrix $X$, which implies $C=I$ by considering12?
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 * and before decryption on decodes.
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#define	HIFN_MAC_CMD_POS_IPSEC		0x0200
#define	HIFN_MAC_CMD_NEW_KEY		0x0800

struct hifn_comp_command
{
	volatile __le16 	masks;
	volatile __le16 	header_skip;
	volatile __le16 	source_count;
	volatile __le16 	reserved;
};

#define	HIFN_COMP_CMD_SRCLEN_M		0xc000
#define	HIFN_COMP_CMD_SRCLEN_S		14
#define	HIFN_COMP_CMD_ONE		0x0100	/* must be one */
#define	HIFN_COMP_CMD_CLEARHIST		0x0010	/* clear history */
#define	HIFN_COMP_CMD_UPDATEHIST	0x0008	/* update history */
#define	HIFN_COMP_CMD_LZS_STRIP0	0x0004	/* LZS: strip zero */
#define	HIFN_COMP_CMD_MPPC_RESTART	0x0004	/* MPPC: restart */
#define	HIFN_COMP_CMD_ALG_MASK		0x0001	/* compression mode: */
#define	HIFN_COMP_CMD_ALG_MPPC		0x0001	/*   MPPC */
#define	HIFN_COMP_CMD_ALG_LZS		0x0000	/*   LZS */

struct hifn_base_result
{
	volatile __le16 	flags;
	volatile __le16 	session;
	volatile __le16 	src_cnt;		/* 15:0 of source count */
	volatile __le16 	dst_cnt;		/* 15:0 of dest count */
};

#define	HIFN_BASE_RES_DSTOVERRUN	0x0200	/* destination overrun */
#define	HIFN_BASE_RES_SRCLEN_M		0xc000	/* 17:16 of source count */
#define	HIFN_BASE_RES_SRCLEN_S		14
#define	HIFN_BASE_RES_DSTLEN_M		0x3000	/* 17:16 of dest count */
#define	HIFN_BASE_RES_DSTLEN_S		12

struct hifn_comp_result
{
	volatile __le16		flags;
	volatile __le16		crc;
};

#define	HIFN_COMP_RES_LCB_M		0xff00	/* longitudinal check byte */
#define	HIFN_COMP_RES_LCB_S		8
#define	HIFN_COMP_RES_RESTART		0x0004	/* MPPC: restart */
#define	HIFN_COMP_RES_ENDMARKER		0x0002	/* LZS: end marker seen */
#define	HIFN_COMP_RES_SRC_NOTZERO	0x0001	/* source expired */

struct hifn_mac_result
{
	volatile __le16 	flags;
	volatile __le16 	reserved;
	/* followed by 0, 6, 8, or 10 u16's of the MAC, then crypt */
};

#define	HIFN_MAC_RES_MISCOMPARE		0x0002	/* compare failed */
#define	HIFN_MAC_RES_SRC_NOTZERO	0x0001	/* source expired */

struct hifn_crypt_result
{
	volatile __le16		flags;
	volatile __le16		reserved;
};

#define	HIFN_CRYPT_RES_SRC_NOTZERO	0x0001	/* source expiredHIFN_1_PLL, pllcfg |
		     HIFN_PLL_PK_CLK_HBI | HIFN_PLL_PE_CLK_HBI | HIFN_PLL_BP);

	/* Let the chip lock to the input clock */
	mdelay(10);

	/* Disable clock bypass */
	hifn_write_1(dev, HIFN_1_PLL, pllcfg |
		     HIFN_PLL_PK_CLK_HBI | HIFN_PLL_PE_CLK_HBI);

	/* Switch the engines to the PLL */
	hifn_write_1(dev, HIFN_1_PLL, pllcfg |
		     HIFN_PLL_PK_CLK_PLL | HIFN_PLL_PE_CLK_PLL);

	/*
	 * The Fpk_clk runs at half the total speed. Its frequency is needed to
	 * calculate the minimum time between two reads of the rng. Since 33MHz
	 * is actually 33.333... we overestimate the frequency here, resulting
	 * in slightly larger intervals.
	 */
	dev->pk_clk_freq = 1000000 * (freq + 1) * m / 2;
}

static void hifn_init_registers(struct hifn_device *dev)
{
	u32 dptr = dev->desc_dma;

	/* Initialization magic... */
	hifn_write_0(dev, HIFN_0_PUCTRL, HIFN_PUCTRL_DMAENA);
	hifn_write_0(dev, HIFN_0_FIFOCNFG, HIFN_FIFOCNFG_THRESHOLD);
	hifn_write_0(dev, HIFN_0_PUIER, HIFN_PUIER_DSTOVER);

	/* write all 4 ring address registers */
	hifn_write_1(dev,


using the wet chemistry approach. [Figure [2](#fig2){ref-type="fig"}](#fig2){ref-type="fig"}(b) shows the TEM picture of the Bi~2~S~3~/CdS nanocomposite which exhibits higher photochemical activity for the photodegradation of methyl red under UV light irradiation due to the improved charge carrier separation process \[[Figure [2](#fig2){ref-type="fig"}](#fig2){ref-type="fig"}(c)\]. The band edge potentials of Bi~2~S~3~/CdS favor the transfer of photogenerated electrons and holes in CdS to Bi~2~S~3~; however, the migration rate for the two types of charge carriers (i.e., electrons and holes) is different, and this results in the enhancement in the performance of the semiconductor heterostructure photocatalysis.

In addition to the nanocomposite heterojunction, core/shell type heterostructure systems have also shown better potential to manipulate the charge transfer process at the interface. Depending upon the band edge potentials of the semiconductors used for the construction of the core/shellefficient photocatalytic degradation of methylene blue dye has been demonstrated.^[@ref14]^[Figure [2](#fig2){ref-type="fig"}](#fig2){ref-type="fig"}(d) shows the TEM picture of trio nanohybrids. The CdS/ZnO core/shell nanostructure after coupling with reduced graphene oxide (RGO) exhibited much enhanced degradation of methylene blue dye as compared to its bare counterparts such as CdS/ZnO, ZnO, or CdS, which is due to the formation of a Type II heterostructure, resulting in efficient transfer of photogenerated electrons from CdS to ZnO and further to reduced graphene oxide, thus resulting in higher separation capability of the photogenerated charge carriers \[[Figure [2](#fig2){ref-type="fig"}](#fig2){ref-type="fig"}(e)\]. In an extension of this work, synthesis of the CdS/CoFe~2~O~4~/RGO ternary nanohybrid by replacing ZnO with the CoFe~2~O~4~ shell by a chemically stable and magnetic CoFe~2~O~4~ shell layer around the CdS is also reported.^[@ref15]^ The chemically stable CoFe~2~O~4~


by chemical doping, thereby converting it into a semiconductor^[@ref16]^ \[[Figure [3](#fig3){ref-type="fig"}](#fig3){ref-type="fig"}(a)\]. To date, various semiconductor/graphene heterojunctions including Schottky junctions and Type II heterojunctions using semimetallic and semiconducting properties of graphene have been constructed for photocatalytic applications.^[@ref17]^ Some recent studies also make use of the optical properties of RGO to effectively absorb the solar spectrum for enhancing the photocatalytic activities.^[@ref18]^

![(a) Left: the π\* and π band dispersion of pristine graphene in the Brillouin zone. Right: zoom-in of the linear energy bands at the Dirac point and the position of Fermi level for n- and p-type doping.^[@ref16]^ (b) Schematic band diagram of the graphene/semiconductor Schottky junction for photocacatlytic H~2~ evolution.^[@ref20]^ (c) Hydrogen production efficiency of *x*RGO-NiPO catalysts under visible-light illumination.^[@ref20]^ (d) Schematic energy band diagram of the CdS/CoFe~2~O~4~/RGO ternary heterostructure.^[@ref15]^the interfacial interaction between the graphene and semiconductor is critical and needs to be addressed.

5. Semiconductor/Ferroelectric/Ferromagnetic Heterostructures {#sec5}
=============================================================

The use of ferroelectric materials as semiconductor photocatalysts has recently attracted a lot of attention and is considered as a new pathway for efficient solar water splitting and degradation of organic pollutants.^[@ref4],[@ref5]^ The spontaneous electrical polarization in ferroelectrics can generate an internal electric field which helps in the efficient separation of photogenerated charge carriers as well as the modulation of band alignment at the semiconductor/liquid interface, resulting in an enhanced photoconversion efficiency. Ji et al.^[@ref24]^ demonstrated the effect of ferroelectric polarization on photocatalytic water splitting using epitaxial BiFeO~3~ thin films. A saturated photocurrent of ∼10 μA·cm^--2^ at 0.64 V vs Ag/AgCl and an ∼0.016 V shift in the photocurrent onset were


nanoparticles. Further, Cheng et al.^[@ref31]^ constructed a Si-pnn^+^/ITO/Au/BiFeO~3~ (BFO) hybrid photocathode catalyzed by MoS~2~/Pt using visible-light active semiconductors for efficient transfer of photogenerated electrons from Si to the electrode surface. In the Au/BFO^[@ref32]^ system, the local surface plasmonic resonance effect of Au/Ag nanoparticles and the depolarization electric field of BFO were found to enhance the PEC activity of the photocathode, and also the tunability in the PEC performance was demonstrated.

Ferroelectric/semiconductor heterostructure systems which synergize the advantages of both ferroelectric and semiconductor materials are demonstrated to be a potential approach in achieving higher photocurrents.^[@ref33]^ The effect of ferroelectric polarization on the electronic properties and band alignment at the ferroelectric/semiconductor interface was studied by Jang et al.^[@ref34]^ using the PbTiO~3~/TiO~2~ heterostructure. By using the macroscopic average approach, it was foundthat the negative polar surface at the interface favored the transfer of holes from PbTiO~3~ to TiO~2~, while the positive polar interface favored the transfer of electrons from PbTiO~3~ to TiO~2~. Accordingly, a polarization-dependent photocatalytic performance for the degradation of organic pollutants and hydrogen evolution reaction was demonstrated. Cheng et al.^[@ref35]^ fabricated a Si-pn^+^/ITO/PZT photocathode for hydrogen generation. An enhancement in the photocurrent from −100 μA·cm^--2^ to −1.2 mA·cm^--2^ (at 0 V vs RHE) was demonstrated due to the depolarization electric field generated in the PZT film which helped in driving the photogenerated charge carriers from the Si-pn^+^ junction to PZT. Xie et al.^[@ref36]^ demonstrated that by using ferroelectric BiFeO~3~ as a passivation layer for the BiVO~4~ photoanode an efficient and stable solar water oxidation performance can be


realized. Furthermore, due to the ferroelectric properties of BiFeO~3~, the PEC performance of the composite photoanode can be manipulated based on the direction of self-polarization in BiFeO~3~. The charge recombination rate was found to be decreased from 17 s^--1^ to 0.6 s^--1^. A polarization-dependent photocatalytic performance was also demonstrated combining multiple photocatalysts in a Z-scheme system. An enhanced transfer of the charge carriers was attained by inserting a ferroelectric material (i.e., BiFeO~3~) with downward band bending between BiVO~4~ and CuInS~2~ photocatalysts. Consequently, a 2-fold enhancement in the photocurrent and ∼16-fold enhancement in the photocatalytic degradation rate of 4-nitrophenol were reported.^[@ref37]^

In order to effectively collect the photoexcited charge carriers generated in the semiconductors, nanoscale ferroelectric/semiconductor heterostructure systems were fabricated. For the core/shell nanostructures of TiO~2~/BaTiO~3~, spontaneous electrical polarization inQ:

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Q:

Files missing in directory A but present in directory B

I am trying to create:

a list containing files present in a but missing in b
a list containing files present in b but missing in a

This is my code so far:
#!/bin/sh

set -e

A_DIR_1=/tmp/1
A_DIR_2=/tmp/2
A_DIR_3=/tmp/3
B_DIR_1=/tmp/1
B_DIR_2=/tmp/2
B_DIR_3=/tmp/3

for i in {1..3}
do
   A="A_DIR_$i"
   B="B_DIR_$i"
   if [ d ${!A} ]; then
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   fi
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However, when I run it, I get the following error: find: cannot search : No such file or directory'. WhyPolyclinics, a public primary care institution, and a Family Medicine training centre certified by the Accreditation Council of General Medical Education.^[@R9]^ The study was conducted at the site from August 2014 to March 2015.

Study Population
----------------

The study population comprised of multiethnic Asian citizens or permanent residents, with clinical diagnosis of hypertension based on disease coding by the International Classification of Diseases (version 10 or ICD-10) and were managed at the designated polyclinic. Their diagnosis was confirmed with reference to their electronic health records at the study site. They included patients aged 40 years and above, of Chinese, Malay, Indian, and other ethnic origin and proficient in English. They reported willingness to access the internet via any form of devices to administer the web-based questionnaire twice on 2 separate occasions


2 weeks apart. Patients, who could only understand non-English local languages, did not have access to internet, not internet savvy or with known cognitive, visual and auditory impairment, were excluded.

Ethics Review
-------------

Ethics approval was granted from the Centralised Institutional Review Board (CIRB) for this study. Ref no: 2014/689/E.

Sample Size Calculation
-----------------------

A sample size of \>100 subjects is considered adequate for assessing internal consistency and test--retest reliability.^[@R10]^ Hence, to account for the estimated 60% attribution rate for the retest,^[@R11]^ due to anticipated lower re-test uptake rate from the use of the web-based tool, we inflated the sample to 160.

Tool
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The investigators conducted a literature search, retrieved 34 studies, and reviewed 11 self-efficacy assessment tools. They evaluated their origins and development, validity, domains, and their relevance to hypertension, strengths, and weaknesses. The HTN-SCPpatients declined participation in the study due to lack of English proficiency. There is thus a need to translate the HTN-SCP tool into Mandarin, Malay, and Tamil versions and validate them, if this tool is to be adopted for wider use amongst the local multiethnic Asian patients with hypertension.

Nonetheless, the lead investigator had anticipated local patients would face difficulties understanding several items in the tool. They specify quantitation of food ingredients such as salt, fat, and total calories. Local patients are less familiar with details such as 65 g of fat or 1 teaspoon of salt (6 g) to be reduced in their diet as such measurements are rarely done in their daily living. In anticipation of subjects' high likelihood to raise questions during the administration of the tool, local


food type, and quantity are enlisted to serve as surrogate food option with equivalent nutrient content. The local subjects are familiar with such examples, which minimize their misinterpretation of the items as this study relied on self-administration of the HTN-SCP tool.

The scores from HTN-SCP correlating with the subjects' self-reported selected self-care activities such as home blood pressure and weight measurements were statistically significant, except for the maintenance of a food diary. The tool thus harbors potential to prognosticate their self-care actions. Further research can be considered to study the relationship between the HTN-SCP scores and the level of self-management activities and clinical outcomes, such as degree of adherence to pharmacotherapy for hypertension, blood pressure control status, and related cardiovascular events such as myocardial infarction and stroke.

The HTN-SCP tool2,2-bis(4-hydroxyphenyl)propane [=bisphenol A] from the viewpoint of a good impact resistance of the resultant resin composition.

Examples of the carbonate precursor to be reacted with the aromatic dihydroxy compound include carbonyl halides, carbonic acid esters and haloformates. Specific examples of the carbonate precursor include phosgene; diaryl carbonates such as diphenyl carbonate and ditolyl carbonate; dialkyl carbonates such as dimethyl carbonate and diethyl carbonate; and dihaloformates of dihydric phenols. These carbonate precursors may also be used alone or in combination of any two or more thereof.

Also, the aromatic polycarbonate resin may be in the form of a branched aromatic polycarbonate resin obtained by copolymerizing a tri- or more polyfunctional aromatic compound therewith. Examples of the tri- or more polyfunctional aromatic compound include polyhydroxy compounds such as fluoroglucin, 4,6-dimethyl-2,4,6-tri(4-hydroxyphenyl)heptene-2,4,6-dimethyl-2,4,6-tri(4-hydroxyphenyl)heptane, 2,6-dimethyl-2,4,6-tri(4-hydroxyphenyl)heptene-3, 1,3,5-tri(4-hydroxyphenyl)benzene


than 1000 ppm, preferably not more than 800 ppm and more preferably not more than 600 ppm. The lower limit of the end hydroxyl group concentration of the aromatic polycarbonate resin, in particular, such an aromatic polycarbonate resin produced by transesterification method, is not less than 10 ppm, preferably not less than 30 ppm and more preferably not less than 40 ppm.

When the end hydroxyl group concentration of the aromatic polycarbonate resin is controlled to not less than 10 ppm, the aromatic polycarbonate resin is prevented from undergoing deterioration in a molecular weight thereof, resulting in such a tendency that the obtained resin composition is further enhanced in mechanical properties. Also, when the end hydroxyl group concentration of the aromatic polycarbonate resin is controlled to not more thanand more preferably 2,000 to 9,000. The aromatic polycarbonate oligomer is usually used in an amount of not more than 30% by weight based on the weight of the aromatic polycarbonate resin component.

Further, in the present invention, as the aromatic polycarbonate resin, there may also be used not only the virgin resin, but also those aromatic polycarbonate resins regenerated from used resin products, i.e., so-called material-recycled aromatic polycarbonate resins. Examples of the used resin products include optical recording media such as optical discs, light guide plates, transparent members for vehicles such as automobile window glass, automobile headlamp lenses and windshields, containers such as water bottles, spectacle lenses, and building materials such as sound insulating walls, glass windows and corrugated sheets. Further, there may also be used nonconforming products


of the inorganic filler is too small, the reinforcing effect of the resultant granular inorganic filler tends to be unsatisfactory, while when the average particle diameter of the inorganic filler is too large, the obtained resin molded article tends to be adversely affected in appearance thereof and further tends to be insufficient in impact resistance. Therefore, the average particle diameter of the inorganic filler is more preferably 0.2 to 15 μm and still more preferably 0.3 to 10 μm. The average particle diameter as used herein means D50 measured by a liquid phase precipitation method using X-ray transmission. The measurement of D50 may be carried out, for example, by using a Sedigraph particle size analyzer “Model 5100” manufactured by Micromeritics Instruments Corp.

Examples of the inorganic filler as thewater-soluble polyester resin is preferably 1 to 40 mol % and more preferably 5 to 35 mol % on the basis of the whole carboxylic acid component as the raw material of the water-soluble polyester resin.

Specific examples of the suitable water-soluble polyester resin as the binder for forming the granular inorganic filler (component B) used in the present invention include copolymers obtained from terephthalic acid, ethylene glycol and sodium 5-sulfo-isophthalate. Examples of commercially available products of the water-soluble polyester resin include “PLUSCOAT Z-221”, “PLUSCOAT Z-561” and “PLUSCOAT Z-446” all produced by Go-Oh Kagaku Kogyo Co., Ltd., etc.

The content of the water-soluble polyester resin binder in the granular inorganic filler (component B) used in the present invention may be appropriately selected and determined, and is preferably 0.01 to 5%


by weight on the basis of 100% by weight of the granular inorganic filler (component B). When the content of the binder is not less than 0.01% by weight, the granular talc tends to be hardly broken, and the resultant resin composition tends to be further enhanced in various properties, specifically, extrusion moldability, rigidity, impact resistance and thermal stability. On the other hand, when the content of the binder is not more than 5% by weight, the granular inorganic filler as the component B used in the present invention, in particular, granular talc, tends to exhibit a good dispersibility in the resin composition, and the resultant resin composition tends to be further enhanced in appearance of a molded article obtained therefrom as well as impact resistance.

Therefore, the contentof the water-soluble polyester resin binder in the granular inorganic filler (component B) used in the present invention is more preferably 0.05 to 3.5% by weight and still more preferably 0.1 to 3% by weight.

The granular inorganic filler (component B) used in the present invention has a bulk density of 0.4 to 1.5 g/mL. When using the granular inorganic filler having a bulk density of not less than 0.4 g/mL, the resultant resin composition of the present invention tends to be further enhanced in various properties, specifically, extrusion moldability, rigidity, impact resistance and thermal stability. On the other hand, when using the granular inorganic filler having a bulk density of not more than 1.5 g/mL, the resultant resin composition tends to be further enhanced in appearance of a


Tables with each other using a tumbler mixer. Then, the resultant mixture was fed to a twin-screw extruder “TEX30XCT” (L/D=42; number of barrels: 12) manufactured by Nippon Seikosho Co., Ltd., through a barrel 1 thereof, melt-kneaded therein at a cylinder temperature of 260° C. and a screw rotating speed of 300 rpm, and extruded therefrom, thereby obtaining a resin composition in the form of pellets.

The pellets obtained from the above-produced resin composition were dried at 110° C. for 6 hr or longer, and then molded using an injection molding machine “M150AII-SJ Model” manufactured by Meiki Seisakusho Co., Ltd., at a cylinder temperature of 280° C., a mold temperature of 80° C. and a molding cycle time of 55 sec, thereby producing an ASTM test specimen and a 100Comparative Examples 9 and 10 were also deteriorated in extrusion moldability and rigidity.

The resin compositions obtained in Examples 11 to 18 were excellent in extrusion moldability, rigidity, impact resistance, hue and thermal stability. On the other hand, the resin compositions obtained in Comparative Examples 11 to 15 in which the content of the component B was out of the specific range defined by the present invention were deteriorated in impact resistance, hue and thermal stability, and further the resin compositions obtained in Comparative Examples 14 and 15 were also deteriorated in extrusion moldability and rigidity.

Although the present invention is described above with respect to embodiments which are considered to be most practical and preferable at the present time, the present invention is not limited to these embodiments described


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-65236305
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-800128.8
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4962777
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-65.466514
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-28645.85
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189.8069
Product of -5020978 and 7.
-35146846
-3*-1943424.4
5830273.2
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45012.72
0.5 times 10905191
5452595.5
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-16128489
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1323508
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-4253643.8
-33 times 57.6925
-1903.8525
1*786411
786411
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-18337745.1
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315.4515
-62563597 * -4
250254388
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20.7163581
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-5370532.4
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-0.07274292
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-308.896528
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45382792
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58380
0.043052 * -3.31
-0.14250212
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-1534.36
Product of -546.98 and 114.
-62355.72
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276689.25
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0.394152
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4985.8416
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-160152864
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1009203.9
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-1.7068425
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50.719688
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1465083.2
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-8.0768625
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0.961872
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-5867078
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-28396.032
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-415695324
Multiply -9event, next month there are also special Solo Objectives for you to complete! Completing these Objectives will award Catalysts, Catalyst Fragments, and a special currency that you can use to exchange for a special commemorative Profile Pic!The protector of the Nexus of All Realities is getting ready for your Attack, Summoner!You must be on version 24.3 to participate in this event and the Special Objectives.


Q:

Repeat/Autoreverse animations in iOS 13.x

Previously in swift you could do this:
let animator = UIViewPropertyAnimator(duration: 0.25, curve: .easeIn) {
  UIView.setAnimationRepeatCount(Float.infinity)
  UIView.setAnimationRepeatAutoreverses(true)
  let transform = CATransform3DIdentity
  let rotate = CATransform3DRotate(transform, 45, 1, 1, 0)
  self.ex.layer.transform = rotate
}

However, now there is a deprecation message on UIView.setAnimationRepeatCount and UIView.setAnimationRepeatAutoreverses. Does anybody know what they was replaced with? Am I still able to use UIViewPropertyAnimator, or do I have to go to something like CABasicAnimation?
Messages are:

'setAnimationRepeatCount' was deprecated in iOS 13.0: Use the block-based animation API instead
'setAnimationRepeatAutoreverses' was deprecated in iOS 13.0: Use the block-based animation API instead

A:

You can do something like this:
UIView.animate(withDuration: 0.25, delay: 0, options: [.autoreverse, .curveEaseIn, .repeat], animations: {
    let transform = CATransform3DIdentity
    let rotate = CATransform3DRotate(transform, 45, 1,1, 0)
    self.ex.layer.transform = rotate
}, completion: nil)

For all the possible calls, you can check this link
In addition, if you really needs the UIViewPropertyAnimator, it has a similar init:
 UIViewPropertyAnimator.runningPropertyAnimator(withDuration: 0.25, delay: 0, options: [.autoreverse, .curveEaseIn, .repeat], animations: {
    let transform = CATransform3DIdentity
    let rotate = CATransform3DRotate(transform, 45, 1, 1, 0)
    self.ex.layer.transform = rotate
})


   * hierarchy for accessibility purposes. This enables custom views that draw complex
     * content to report them selves as a tree of virtual views, thus conveying their
     * logical structure.
     * </p>
     * <p>
     * The implementer is responsible for obtaining an accessibility node info from the
     * pool of reusable instances and setting the desired properties of the node info
     * before returning it.
     * </p>
     *
     * @param virtualViewId A client defined virtual view id.
     * @return A populatedNanny sparked firestorm that engulfed OSU coach

BY JAMES DREWBLADE COLUMBUS BUREAU CHIEF

COLUMBUS - A 47-year-old nanny who has sent shock waves through one of Ohio's most powerful institutions - the Ohio State University athletic department - said it all began fairly innocuously, with a simple telephone call.

On the other end of the line, Kathleen Salyers contends, was Dan Roslovic, a Columbus-area businessman whom she knew after working for him and his wife, Kim, as a housekeeper and nanny.

Mr. Roslovic was calling, according to Mrs. Salyers, to ask her to house and care for an Ohio State basketball recruit, Slobodan "Boban" Savovic.

That phone call set in motion a series of charges and countercharges, lawsuits and countersuits, that led to the downfall of OSU basketball coach Jim O'Brien.

How could this


that Mr. Savovic had run up about $10,000 on a calling card that belonged to Mr. Cornstein's father.

Mr. Cornstein didn't return messages seeking comment. He released a written statement saying he "acted appropriately at all times." Mr. Pajovic could not be reached for comment.

Mr. Cornstein is president of Pinnacle Management, and Mr. Pajovic is vice president. Their clients include Mr. Savovic - who most recently played in a French basketball league - and two other former OSU players, Cobe Ocokoljic, who transferred from OSU after two years, and Velimir Radinovic, who completed his eligibility last season.

Mrs. Salyers also said she and Ms. Roslovic wrote papers for Mr. Savovic, and Mrs. Salyers convinced two professors to change Mr. Savovic's grades so he could remain eligible to play.

Mrs. Salyers saidchannel. The ciphertext is then decoded to plaintext by the receiver to complete the communication. In this structure, there exist three potential security loopholes: (1) loss of the key during the distribution process; (2) loss of the key in storage and management; (3) interception of the ciphertext by Eve for later cryptanalysis. With the development of supercomputers and quantum computers, these threats become increasingly serious.

Quantum communication secured by quantum physics principles is an important scheme to resist these attacks. Quantum secure direct communication (QSDC) is a unique type of secure communication that does not require key distribution or key storage and management, and does not use ciphertext. It eliminates the three loopholes in classical secure communication efficiently.

The key problem of practical QSDC is that apparatuses used in practical


beat the 917s.

With the combination of the powerful 917 and the lightweight 908, Porsche dominated the International Championship for Makes each year from 1969 through to 1971.

1972 - 1981

For 1972, the 5000 cc Group 5 Sports Car category was discontinued, and the 917 and its main rival, the Ferrari 512, became obsolete. In the 3000cc category, now renamed Group 5 Sports Cars, Porsche's main advantage was their low weight, as the engine was underpowered with . The new rules required a much higher weight () than Porsche could achieve (well under ), giving the advantage to Ferrari 312PB, Alfa Romeo T33TT and Matra with their more powerful F1-derived engines that had  or more even in endurance trim.

Porsche decided to end its 20-year history of factory sports   }
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part in it. We picked an external candidate. She has since been promoted to Vice President for Information Technologies and we now report to her. It has been very beneficial to us.

Perhaps the best way to dispel such myths is by promoting ourselves and what we do more regularly on “The Chonicle.” I would love to see more articles about the importance of academic libraries in that publication. “Spreading the good news” as one of my lib school professors used to say. I do this on an interpersonal level with colleauges and students, but reading articles like the one in question makes me want to start writing more letters to the editor. Too often negative items get published in the Chronicle (i.e. doom and gloom), and this contributesFibroblast growth factor 2 inhibits bone morphogenetic protein 9-induced osteogenic differentiation of mesenchymal stem cells by repressing Smads signaling and subsequently reducing Smads dependent up-regulation of ALK1 and ALK2.
Understanding the interactions between growth factors and bone morphogenic proteins (BMPs) signaling remains a crucial issue to optimize the use of mesenchymal stem cells (MSCs) and BMPs in bone tissue engineering. BMP9 is highly capable of promoting osteogenic differentiation of MSCs. Fibroblast growth factor 2 (FGF2) is abundantly secreted during the healing process of fractures or in surgery bone sites. Herein, we explore the detail effect of FGF2 on BMP9-induced osteogenic differentiation of MSCs. It was found that FGF2 inhibited BMP9-induced osteogenic differentiation by blocking BMP9-induced Smads signaling and subsequently reducing Smads dependent up-regulation of ALK1 and ALK2 in MSCs.


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-60
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-73
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78
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0
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m.
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-3
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100
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0
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-14
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-39
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-155
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-68
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-30
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following arguments,
For a given $\epsilon >0$ we can find  a $\delta(\epsilon) >0$ such that whenever the terms of $(a_n)$ lie in the $\delta$-neighborhood of $c$ then their respective images $f(a_n)$ will lie in the $\epsilon$-neighborhood of $f(c)$. The existence of such a $\delta$ comes from the assumption that $f$ is continuous.
But this alone does not guarantee that $\lim_{{n\to}\infty} f(a_n)=f(c)$ (Why? Think about oscillating sequences)
Thus, it is necessary to choose $N(\delta)\in\Bbb N^+$ appropriately (this is precisely where we use the fact that $a_n\to c$). This would then guarantee that the terms of the sequence $(f(a_n))$ "eventually" belong to the $\epsilon $ neighborhood of $f(c)$
We can finally conclude, $\lim_{{n\to}\infty} f(a_n)=f(c)$

“With off-the-shelf parts we demonstrated a lot of science that we learned in middle school,” Ward said. “In fact, if I had done this in middle school, I would have actually paid attention. . . . For me, there was no part of this process I didn’t enjoy. I just had to get up and do it.”

Ward is hoping to inspire young people and others to think of aerospace as something within their reach, even if they happen not to be Elon Musk. He funded the entire enterprise with less than $1,800, which he raised from 50 donors on Kickstarter.

Ward spoke to school classes and civic clubs after the first launch and hopes to do more educational outreach.

“If 10 kids Google a word I’ve said, or go to


Q:

vim freezes with C-s within tmux

I have mapped Ctrl-s key to save a file in .vimrc. This was working fine till I just installed tmux. (Note that it was working fine because I had "stty -ixon" set in my .bashrc file).
How can I get the mapping work again when opening vim from tmux window?
What I tried so far without success:

Added stty -ixon in .bashrc
Added stty stop undef in .bashrc
Added both 1 and 2 in .bashrc
Added unbind-key C-s in .tmux.conf

A:

Thanks @jeremysprofile for the suggestion. Here is the solution that fixed my issue for future references:
tmux was working fine outside of vim for C-s. So, instead of opening vim straight by 'tmux new-window -n editor vim', I did 'tmux new-window -n editor bash' and then 'tmux send-keys -t my_sess:editor "vim"didn’t. Hey, look at my track record. They felt like they couldn’t trust me, so they had to part ways. I totally understand that, just being a man. I probably would have made the same decision.”

Robinson, who signed with the Packers last September but was suspended for a year in October, said getting cut by the Vikings actually helped him get “over the hump” and realize he has a problem.

“I don’t know where I would be, where my life would be going now, if I was still with the Vikings. So I’m dead serious when I say I’m appreciative.”

Robinson, who has attended Alcoholic Anonymous meetings and has been taking a drug that would make him sick if he ever drank alcohol again, remains close with several former Vikings


to earn you first-team honors, but denying a kill from the enemy is every bit as valuable as creating a kill for yourself.

Impact is not a Huni-style, eyes-on-me carry, but he is never a liability, as long as his teammates are prepared to make use of his sacrifices. Impact’s team-serving mindset gives Cloud9 flexibility and allows Jensen to fill the starring role and play with confidence, and that’s a good formula for success.

Old-School vs New-School

When the Immortals and Cloud9 hit the rift on Saturday, the oil-and-vinegar matchup between Huni and Impact will be a key point of focus. Huni, as usual, will draw Reignover’s frequent presence on his side of the map, something Reignover does both because it’s effective, and also because it’s necessary. When Huni isn’t well---
abstract: 'Recently, we have shown that if the $i$th node of the Barabási-Albert (BA) network is characterized by the generalized degree $q_i(t)=k_i(t)t_i^\beta/m$, where $k_i(t)\sim t^\beta$ and $m$ are its degree at current time $t$ and at birth time $t_i$, then the corresponding distribution function $F(q,t)$ exhibits dynamic scaling. Applying the same idea to our recently proposed mediation-driven attachment (MDA) network, we find that it too exhibits dynamic scaling but, unlike the BA model, the exponent $\beta$ of the MDA model assumes a spectrum of value $1/2\leq  \beta \leq 1$. Moreover, we find that the scaling curves for small $m$ are significantly different from those of the larger $m$ and the same is true for the BA networks albeit in a lesser extent. We use the idea of


networks exhibit. The impact of this seminal article in developing network science as a truly interdisciplinary subject can hardly be exaggerated.

Despite the fact that the BA model can capture the generic features of many seemingly unrelated real world or man-made networks, it also has some shortcomings like most groundbreaking models. First, each new node must know the degree of all the nodes of the existing network so that it can choose one from these, which is a formidable task especially when the network size $N\rightarrow \infty$. Second, the exponent of the degree distribution assumes a fixed value $\gamma=3$ independent of the number of links $m$ with which each new node is born while most natural and man-made networks have $2<\gamma\leq 3$. Recently, we have proposed an alternative modela time developing system exhibits dynamic scaling, it means that it is self-similar. By the term self-similarity, we mean that it is similar with itself at different times. Let us briefly explain what we mean by [*similarity*]{}. Note that the same system at different times is similar if the numerical values of various dimensional governing parameters are different. However, the numerical values of the corresponding dimensionless quantities coincide for a given value of dimensionless governing parameter. This idea of similarity can in fact be thought of as an extension of the criterion for geometric similarity. For instance, two triangles are said to be similar even if the numerical values of their sides are different but the corresponding dimensionless quantities such as their angles are the same. Consider that


of snapshots for each $m$. Then we extracted data from those snapshots and plotted generalized degree distribution $F(q, N)$ as a function of $q$ for different network sizes $N$, where $N \sim t$. The curves collapse onto a single universal curve if $N^\beta F(q, N)$ is plotted against $q/N^\beta$. This implies that the resulting networks of different sizes (at different times) are similar. Finally, we found that the exponents of the MDA networks for different values of $m$ are different. This is in sharp contrast to what we find in the BA model where its exponent $\beta$ is independent of $m$.

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H. Jeong, S. P. Mason, A. -L. Barabási and Z. N. Oltvai, Nature [**411**]{}, 41 (2001). M. Faloutsos, P. Faloutsos and C. Faloutsos, Comp. Comm. Rev. [**29**]{}, 251of the boundaries we’ve seen.” Economic activity appears to have slowed sharply in September, Mr. Wieting said.

The panic last week took the biggest toll on financial companies, as well as companies that are highly leveraged. But stocks fell 10 to 30 percent even for companies typically thought to be resistant to economic downturns, like the manufacturers of consumer staples.

For example, Newell Rubbermaid fell to $12.82 on Friday from $17.34 on Oct. 1, a 26 percent decline in 10 days. Newell Rubbermaid now trades at its lowest levels since 1990, and just eight times its expected earnings for next year.

Yet Newell Rubbermaid, whose brands include Calphalon, is profitable and insulated from the credit crisis, said William G. Schmitz Jr., who follows household products companies for Deutsche Bank. “There’s really


they are familiar with, etc.

make the 3D Printers more reliable, make the 3D printing process easier, and spread the knowledge

wire the CCTV system

wire speakers in the lounge (and maybe in the classroom)

Membership

We are accepting memberships! Please see the Membership Manual for details. If you are a new member please check out the New Members page as well.

Currently we meet every Wednesday from 7pm to 10pm and every Saturday from 1pm to 4pm at 1840 S. Walnut Street, Bloomington, Indiana. These meetings are open to the public; anyone is welcome to attend. Having access to tools is only part of the equation. Socializing with people and learning from each other is another large benefit from our group. Pretty much whatever people want to work on or learn is fairgame. If it's cool and interesting then we are all interested.

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Bloominglabs Log - highlights of Bloominglabs events and news

Who are we?

We are a bunch of people that want to do interesting things and explore the world and technology around us. Expression of this interest takes at least as many forms as we have members, and often employs an amalgam of found and newly-constructed hardware and/or open-source and self-authored software components, but may be as simple as screwing some pieces of wood together to make a useful tool we don't have yet.

Bloominglabs was forged from the Bloomington Hackerspace Initiative and the former IU Robotics Club.

Read our Bylaws for a more formalized overview

What is a hackerspace?

A hackerspace is a physical location where people can share resources for their own creative


pursuits. It's also a resource where people can come in off the street and advance their own knowledge. In urban locations it can often be hard to find places to weld/build/make noise and keep projects on-going without having to tear down and put-up your work each evening. With a hacker space people can work on their projects and not worry about annoying their neighbors or spouses. The social aspect is also an incredibly important component. Having people to bounce ideas off of and discuss your projects with when you get stuck is a great thing.

Nearby Hackerspaces/Makerspace or initiatives:

Other Cool Groups in Bloomington & Monroe County

Special Wiki Pages

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An exopolysaccharide (EPS) producing strain PUFSTM055 isolated from Idli batter (an Indian traditional cereal-legume based fermented food) was identified as Weissella confusa KR780676. The strain was shown to produce 17.2g/L (dry weight) of EPS in 2% sucrose supplemented MRS broth and the EPS was characterized. HPTLC analysis confirmed the presence of galactose monomers, indicating the homopolysaccharide nature of EPS. Fourier-transform infrared spectroscopy and nuclear magnetic resonance analysis revealed that the EPS was found to be a novel linear galactan containing α-(1→6)-linked galactose units. Scanning electron microscopy of the EPS revealed the presence of porous and spongy starch-like granules. Topographical examination of EPS by atomic force microscopy revealed that the EPS formed densely packed mesh-likewell, staleness last season. You're expecting Gasol to have as good a year as last season when his production was a pleasant surprise. I love Pau, but he's 35 and that was the most minutes he's played since his last great season in 2011. You're also expecting Noah to recover from whatever ailed him last year. Tom Thibodeau is gone, but all those minutes are still worn by his players. (Mike Dunleavy's back injury does not help matters at all.)

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2014-15 record: 50-32 (+3.3 net rating)

Best addition: Fred Hoiberg, who was hired out of Iowa State.

Biggest loss: Tom Thibodeau, who was fired despite leading the Bulls to the playoffs in five straight seasons.

Projected starters: Derrick Rose | Jimmy Butler |

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