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Santa Monica, CA – States that report low numbers of nonfatal injuries tend to have high fatality rates, while states that report high injury rates have low fatality rates, according to a study from the RAND Corp., a nonprofit research institution.

Using data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics, researchers found that states with fewer nonfatal injuries and high fatality rates are more likely to be in the South, have low workers’ compensation benefits and wages, and not be unionized, while states with more injuries and low fatality rates tend to be in the West, offer higher benefits and wages, be unionized, and conduct more workplace inspections, a RAND press release stated.

Researchers explained that better workers’ comp benefits provide an incentive for workers to report injuries. Likewise, costlierso we can help people by sharing his compelling story.

Sincerely,

Wayne Besen

Truth Wins Out

Oct 11, 2011 at 8:51 pm

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Here is part of Brinton's reply to Besen:

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I was indirectly in contact with Wayne and although I know he wants me to send the information of the therapist that is simply not an option. Counselor after counselor has seen me revert to near suicidal tendencies when I try to dig deep into the memories of that time and I simply don't have his name. I can picture him clear as day in my nightmares but his name is not there. The movement can't use me I guess.

I have no problem with people not believing my story. It is not for me to try to prove. I don't want to be


the poster-child of the anti-conversion therapy movement since graduate school at MIT is plenty tough as it is.

. . .

Oct 14, 2011 at 2:11 am

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Brinton's memory does not seem to have gotten any better since 2011, since Time reports "Some of the memories are hazy more than 10 years later." And he seems to have dropped the claim that he was electrocuted as part of his therapy (or perhaps even Time thought that strained credulity). Yet what even Wayne Besen said would be "grossly irresponsible" (using Brinton as an example), Time is perfectly willing to do, thus making Brinton exactly what he coyly claimed he didn't want to be -- "the poster-child of the anti-conversion therapy movement."

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How to listen to node http-proxy traffic?

I am using node-http-proxy. However, in addition to relaying HTTP requests, I also need to listen to the incoming and outgoing data.
Intercepting the response data is where I'm struggling. Node's ServerResponse object (and more generically the WritableStream interface) doesn't broadcast a 'data' event. http-proxy seems to create it's own internal request, which produces a ClientResponse object (which does broadcast the 'data' event) however this object is not exposed publically outside the proxy.
Any ideas how to solve this without monkey-patching node-http-proxy or creating a wrapper around the response object?

A:

Related issue in issues of node-http-proxy on Github seems to imply this is not possible. For future attempts by others, here is how I hacked the issue:

you'll quickly find out that the proxy is


1. Field of the Disclosure
The present invention relates to carpets and methods for making and recycling carpets. More specifically, the carpet may be tufted and possess one or more backing layers.
2. Description of the Prior Art
Tufted carpets are composite structures in which the face fiber forming the pile, i.e., the surface of the carpet, is needled through a primary backing and the base of each tuft extends through the primary backing and is exposed on the bottom surface of the primary backing.
The basic manufacturing approach to the commercial production of tufted carpeting is to start with a woven scrim or primary carpet backing and to feed this into a tufting machine or a loom. The carpet face fiber is needled through and embedded in the primary carpet backingNo. 3,982,051, issued Sep. 21, 1976 to Taft et al., discloses a carpet containing a hot-melt composition of ethylene copolymer, atactic polypropylene and vulcanized rubber. The atactic, substantially non-crystalline, polypropylene used in the hot-melt composition may be obtained as a by-product from the preparation of substantially crystalline, isotactic, polypropylene. Atactic polypropylene is particularly suitable as a hot-melt composition due to its adhesive nature whereas isotactic polypropylene is not particularly suitable as a hot-melt composition due to its lack of adhesive properties.
Other patents that disclose various hot-melt compositions used in the manufacture of carpet include U.S. Pat. Nos. 4,875,954; 4,844,765; 4,576,665; 4,522,857; RE 31,826; 3,940,525; B 501,415; 3,676,280; 3,537,946; 3,390,035; and British Patent Publication 971,958.
While the hot-melt compositions and processes heretofore known are considerably simpler than the latex process,


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ArduinoISP fails with Atmega368, 168 - Device signature = 0x000000

So, apparantly this is a common error, which many people have fixed many different ways, none of which have worked for me.
I have two different Arduinos - an NG and an Uno, with an Atmega168 and 328 respectively. Both of these have the bootloader burnt onto them. I'm looking to burn the Arduino bootloader onto another 2 Atmega328 chips I purchased (from Digikey).
So, I set up the connections as given on the Arduino site, using the NG's 168 to program the new 328 that I put onto the Uno. It doesn't work, and running  avrdude -C "path\to\avrdude.conf" -p atmega328p -b19200 -P COM5 -c avrisp  -v -v -v returns
avrdude: Version 5.11, compiled on Sep a 328 in the NG.
I then try every permutation of board and chip.
Thinking that maybe I had bricked one chip with all the shuffling, I tried a different (new) 328.
Thinking maybe both had arrived DOA, I tried with my known-good 168 chip.
Tried it with the known-good 328 ship.
Thinking that I had just wasted an hour when one of the wires I was using was intermittent, but they all tested good, and swapping them out with others made no difference.
Thinking maybe there was something wrong with one of my boards, I dropped a fresh 328 onto a breadboard and set it up as instructed, using the Uno+328 to program.
Tried the same with the NG and 168 as ISP.
Tried different programmer settings (-c arduino, avrisp, stk500)
Tried various


Losing oil

2 June 2011

Three stretched out in the back of a small combi is pretty tight. That’s how we slept our first night together outside of Van parked on the rocky beach—we had driven out of town toward the famous Van lake in the hope of finding a pretty camping spot and became quickly disenchanted with our environment. Even 20 km outside of town the beaches were strewn with rubbish and cars parked in odd places indicated people binge drinking in a place where they wouldn’t get caught. There wasn’t anywhere that seemed safe or clean enough to pitch the tent. So the three of us tried out the new platform bed that had been created by the Afghan refugees from HELP in Herat. Cozy and rather hard!be threatening. We all shook hands and we asked him politely if this was his property, which it was of course. In less than two minutes, after pleasantries and politenesses were exchanged properly in Turkish, he was smiling and checking out the bus.

We showed him the old camera and asked him about his work. He had cows—11 of them and raised them for milk and meat. He was the eldest in the tiny village (consisting of 3 houses) and in charge—“Agah,” he said pointing to himself importantly. “Adi” (name). We asked him if we could come to photograph him in the morning with the old camera. He seemed slightly amused at the thought of it, but still weary of the idea of so many foreigners.

In a few minutes


than 10 years Agah’s senor, and much too old to have daughters that seemed to be around 25 years old. But while Agah sat and enjoyed his guests, it became clear why she looked so much older.

She did not stop, nor sit the whole time, but methodically went about the many morning chores, carrying milk and heavy loads of fire wood while we enjoyed the sunshine.
And a few minutes after she and her daughters disappeared inside and we discussed politics (“Bush bad! Clinton, Obama good!), they returned with the most beautiful tray of Turkish breakfast we’d ever seen. Two kinds of homemade cheeses, homemade yogurt, hand churned butter, olives, tomatoes, cucumbers, and homemade Turkish flat bread.

The amazing breakfast

After breakfast we convinced Agah to sit for a portrait inTurkish sign for "good" indicating that the one in the bag was far better than the one she was wearing (which happened to be painted silk and a gift from her mom!)

We said many many rounds of thank you and goodbye, each of the women taking turns kissing Molly cheeks, the men exchanging gruff but warm traditional side hugs (one on each side, of course). We posed for a digital picture and went on our way.

The Zaza hosts

When we had hiked back down our parking spot along the road, we checked the oil, got back in the bus and started off toward Malatya, with 600 km to go to Kayseri where we would meet our car parts in two days time.


(which, if found here at all, is a rare exception – e.g., Prof. Siegfried Greif, Universtity of Osnabrück, left university for two years and went to work for a company as a coach and doing training and consulting – and came back and told us enthusiastically about his experiences).

How could German HCI academia get more relevant for practitioners again? My feeling is that it's lost itself in evaluating and re-evaluating stuff (creating the n-th method for assessing some metric that doesn't really have an impact on any product aspect) and looking at HCI from a wealth of angles, but none of them is design (btw: by "design" I mean: to deliberately and consciously change something, most of the time to improve it, to make it better suit thetake our cue from nature by designing outdoor living
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Meet the brewer - There is the chance to meet Martin Cullimore, head brewer from Bateman’s Brewery, at the Cross Roads Inn on Tuesday, March 15.

He will be introducing people to many different beers at the Meet the Brewer Night, hosted by landlord Neil.

Gardeners - There was a good turnout of members and friends for the recent meeting of the Barkwith and District Gardeners’ Association and they were pleased to welcome seven more members to the evening.

Speaker Rob Potterton began by giving a brief history of the Potterton’s Nursery in Nettleton, which was started by his parents in 1971.

He continued with a explanation of the progress and expansion made in the intervening years to become the successful and award-winning business it is today.

His advice on idealthem off the P&L, no? “Non credit related” OTTIs no longer impact EPS. Yeah, they’re still in AOCI, but the headline figures are massaged. Freddie is exhibit A. The headline from the Q2 report was that they turned a profit….

To channel Bill Clinton, I guess that depends on your definition of “hide.” I mean, anyone who looks at the F/S should be able to see the shift with a minimal amount of effort. Hell, you don’t even have to look for it, they’re required to spell it out for you. If Joe Investor is fooled because all he does is read the MarketWatch or CNBC headline, is that really important? He’s not moving the market anyway. To be clear, I’m not disagreeing with you on your last comment,


head suspension assembly 16P to the storage disk 26P when the storage disk 26P is rotating. The rotation of the storage disk 26P causes the slider 20P to ride on an air bearing a distance xe2x80x9chxe2x80x9d from the storage disk 26P. The distance xe2x80x9chxe2x80x9d is referred to as the xe2x80x9cflying heightxe2x80x9d of the slider 20P and represents the position that the slider 20P occupies when the storage disk 26P is rotating during normal operation of the disk drive. The load beam 18P and a portion of the actuator arm 14P are also illustrated in FIG. 1E.
The need for increased storage capacity, compact construction, and reduced cost has led to disk drives having fewer storage disks, with each storage disk having increased track density. As track density increases, itwaste gas smokeless.
The techniques for providing a far infrared ray radiant material in an incineration machine, and secondarily burning a waste gas with far infrared rays to render the waste gas smokeless, are also known. Such techniques include techniques disclosed in, for example, Japanese Patent Laid-Open No. 324,719/1995, in which a net cylinder is provided in a combustion chamber in an incinerator with a space between the net cylinder and an inner wall surface of the combustion chamber filled with a far infrared ray radiant material. In this incinerator, waste is burnt in the net cylinder, and a waste gas occurring therein flows up as it passes through a layer of the far infrared ray radiant material, whereby the waste gas is completely burnt and discharged to the


1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a fixing unit used in an image forming apparatus such as an electrophotographic system.
2. Description of the Prior Art
In a copying machine of an electrophotographic system, an original document image is exposed to light and the reflected light is irradiated to a photosensitive drum to form an electrostatic latent image thereon, and toner is supplied to the electrostatic latent image, whereby a toner image is formed. The toner image on the photosensitive drum is transferred onto a recording sheet by a transfer unit and is fixed onto the recording sheet by the fixing unit.
The fixing of the fixing unit is performed by heating toner and pressing the thus melted toner against the recording sheet. The fixing unit has, forfleeing Syrians. Of these, 30 percent insisted that it should send back those already here. Thus far, the mainstream political parties have not taken the bait, declining to indulge in any populist, anti-immigrant rhetoric.

Though reports of open hostility are relatively few and far between, the potential for unrest is growing. Last May, after a car bomb attack in a Turkish town killed more than 50 people, angry locals clashed with Syrian refugees, sending hundreds fleeing.A man in Gaziantep, a large city near the border, recently told ICG analysts his neighbors were “sleeping with guns under their pillows” out of fear that Syrians would break into their houses. On Wednesday in Ankara, the country’s capital, a number of people were injured when locals set fire to a building inhabited


[Isolation and characterization of functional replication origin from Streptomyces avermitilis].
Most eubacteria contain highly conservative gene clusters in the adjacent regions of oriC. According to this principle, a 1.4 kb DNA fragment containing parts of dnaA and dnaN genes of Streptomyces avermitilis was cloned by degenerate PCR. Sequence analysis of this fragment indicated that it encoded two partial genes in the order dnaA (the putative initiator protein) and dnaN (the beta subunit of DNA polymerase III). The intergenic non-coding region between dnaA and dnaN was found to contain 19 putative DnaA boxes, i.e. 9 nt long DnaA protein recognition sequences. It was confirmed that the location, orientation and spacing of DnaA boxes in this intergenic region are conserved among Streptomyces. The consensus sequence of DnaA box identified is (T/C)(T/C)(G/A/C)TCCACAALMATY, KAZAKHSTAN (AFP) - Two Nasa astronauts and a Russian cosmonaut on Friday (April 17) made a safe return from the International Space Station to find the planet transformed by the coronavirus pandemic.

Dr Andrew Morgan, Dr Jessica Meir and Mr Oleg Skripochka touched down in central Kazakhstan at 0516 GMT in the first returning mission since the World Health Organisation declared Covid-19 a global pandemic in March.

Dr Morgan had been on the ISS since July last year, while Dr Meir and Mr Skripochka arrived in September.

"TOUCHDOWN! Welcome home, Oleg Skripochka, Andrew Morgan and Jessica Meir!" Russia's Roscosmos space agency wrote on Twitter.

Unusually, Nasa and Roscosmos did not show live footage of the trio parachuting down in their Soyuz landing capsule.

This was scrapped "due to technical limitations associated with


the epidemiological situation", Roscosmos said.

Subsequent footage from the landing site showed recovery crews wearing face masks and rubber gloves as they hauled the crew members out of the Soyuz MS-15 capsule, which was lying on its side.

"Please keep your distance," one ground crew member could be heard telling another.

While the trio's landing site south-east of the Kazakh town of Dzhezkazgan is the same as for previous crews, the pandemic has forced changes to mission-end protocol.

The crew will not be flying back home via Kazakhstan's Karaganda airport as usual because it has been shut down, like so many other airports across the world.

Instead, Mr Skripochka will fly from the Baikonur cosmodrome used to launch missions to the ISS, while the Nasa duo will take off in a plane fromhitting the target, any weed that survives the chemical could develop resistance,’’ Mike said.

“The first thing you get with Spray-Air is a better spray job. You are getting more effective chemical use.’’

He said the spray quality achieved with Spray-Air was due to the simple mechanical principles the system employed to produce more consistent droplets, while carrying them at high velocity down to the target in a curtain of air.

“For growers, this means higher efficiency spraying with less filling and transport time and more time in the paddock, as well as application savings and improved timing of applications.’’

The Miller Spray-Air technology offers both managed droplet control and deep canopy penetration. It combines the benefits of both air-assist and air-atomisation into one powerful spray nozzle system. Growers have fingertip control


disk drives, and displays multimedia streamed over the Internet. It interprets many of the most common multimedia formats available--and some of the most uncommon formats, too. All those features come in a reusable library (xine-lib) which can easily be embedded in your applications.

MPlayer is a movie and animation player that supports a wide range of codecs and file formats, including MPEG 1/2/4, DivX 3/4/5, Windows Media 7/8/9, RealAudio/Video up to 9, Quicktime 5/6, and Vivo 1/2. It has many MMX/SSE(2)/3Dnow(Ex) optimized native audio and video codecs, but allows using XAnim's and RealPlayer's binary codec plugins, and Win32 codec DLLs. It has basic VCD/DVD playback functionality, including DVD subtitles, but supports many text-based subtitle formats too. For video output, nearly every existing interface is supported. It's also able tocatastrophic costs associated with issues like transformer failure and ensure reliability through more informed decision-making.
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cells ([@b15-etm-08-03-0983]). For recording the effect of SF on Ik, four concentration of SF were used: 3.8, 7.7, 15.3 and 30.6 μM. Each concentration of SF was added once to the cells and maintained for ≥300 sec until currents reached equilibrium. In each group, five valid data cells were recorded (n=5). Peak amplitudes of the currents were measured. The normalized current was calculated using the formula: Normalized current = Idrug/I × 10 (where Idrug and I are peak amplitudes of Ik following and prior to the application of SF, respectively).

In order to record the activation kinetic curves of Ik, the cells were held at −70 mV (the holding potential), and the potassium currents were elicited with the application of 10 mV step pulses, ranging between −70 and +80caused by inhibition of the K^+^ channel is determined by the location of the K^+^ channel within a neuronal network, which may also modulate the antinociceptive response ([@b23-etm-08-03-0983]). In the present study, it was found that SF shifted the activation kinetic curve of the delayed rectifier K^+^ channel to higher membrane potentials and the inactivation kinetic curve of the delayed rectifier K^+^ channel to lower membrane potential. This indicates that the delayed activation kinetics result in a delayed process of repolarization, and the delayed inactivation kinetics may result in an increase of K^+^ efflux from the cell, which may be associated with the cell membrane hyperpolarization and lead to neuronal depression. This may help to explain the association between the anti-nociceptive effect of SF and the inhibition of


embryos, and also to grow stem cells in culture[@b19]. Multiple sgRNAs has also been employed to prompt large inversions or deletions between the double stranded breaks in order to generate simultaneous mutations at more than three genes in Zebrafish[@b20]. Other studies have also highlighted the use of this approach in food crops like rice (*Oryza sativa*) and wheat (*Triticum aestivum*) targeting phytoene desaturase gene efficiently[@b21].

This new technology also helped in culminating various genetic disorders and has a potential to create scar less modifications that was not possible earlier[@b22]. Apart from this, CRISPR has been effectively applied to alter genomes of viruses like Human immunodeficiency virus (HIV)[@b23], Human papillomavirus (HPV)[@b24], Epstein bar virus (EBV)[@b25] etc. In addition to target DNA sequences CRISPR/Cas9 from *Francisella novicida* has been reprogrammed tosgRNA. Integrated pipeline for the prediction and analysis of sgRNA genome editing efficiency operates in 4 steps i.e sgRNA scanner, pipeline-1, pipeline-2 and off-target analysis.

### sgRNA scanner

For this we have developed in-house perl script. User is required to paste single or multiple genes/genomic segments in FASTA format in the text box provided. sgRNA scanner identifies putative sgRNAs by scanning the user provided gene/genome in both sense and antisense strand on the basis of NGG PAM sequence. It then displays all possible sgRNAs (20-nucleotide) upstream to PAM. One can select from any of the given pipelines i.e. pipeline-1 and pilpeline-2.

#### ***Pipeline-1*** (geCRISPRc)

It will help to classify sgRNA scanned by sgRNA scanner into high and low potency (qualitatively). Output display serial no. of sgRNA, sgRNA sequences, PAM, start and end


to this we have performed both classification and regression analysis that is not done before. We compared our ge-CRISRc with the algorithm developed in classification mode e.g. sgRNA designer, WU-CRISPR and sgRNAScorer. Moreover, for regression analysis we compared geCRISPRr with CRISPRscan. We have employed various sequence features and results of our best models are shown in [Tables 3](#t3){ref-type="table"}, [4](#t4){ref-type="table"} while details of all features used are given in [Supplementary Tables (S1--4)](#S1){ref-type="supplementary-material"}. Our algorithms (classification and regression) performed better than existing ones despite having data of different platforms.

Discussion
==========

Genome editing remains an important scientific endeavor to make desired changes in the genomic regions[@b40]. It has been accomplished successfully using various nucleases like like zinc fingers nucleases (ZFs) and transcription activator-like effector nucleases (TALENs) etc[@b41][@b42]. Initial methods used customizable DNA bindingcorrelation of 0.45 on training dataset. We have exploited this dataset also and developed a regressive model that attained similar performance. Contrary to this, our geCRISPRr algorithm based on larger dataset (3619) achieved far better performance with PCC of 0.68 ([Table 4](#t4){ref-type="table"}, [Supplementary Table S4](#S1){ref-type="supplementary-material"}).

We have also cross checked the performance of earlier predictive models (developed on a particular dataset) on another experimental sgRNA dataset. We observed that predictors which are made on similar platforms performed well on each other but they did not achieve better results otherwise. Therefore, there is an irresistible need to develop algorithms using sgRNA datasets from diverse experimental conditions. Here, we attempted to develop generalized predictive SVM models that works on heterogeneous data of experimental sgRNAs in both classification and regression mode.

For ge-CRISPR,


regression mode, 4139 sgRNAs (efficiency from 0 to 100%) were splitted into Training/Testing (**T**^**3619**^) and Validation (**V**^**520**^) datasets. Workflow of geCRISPR is represented in [Fig. 4](#f4){ref-type="fig"}.

### sgRNA sequence features

In this algorithm, we have employed different parameters of sgRNA sequence (20 nucleotides excluding PAM) features like composition profile, binary profile, secondary structure features, thermodynamic properties and their hybrids. These features were reported to have correlation with the activity of sgRNAs[@b39].

### Composition profile

Composition profile is the frequency of each nucleotide in an sgRNA i.e. A, T, G, C. The main purpose of calculating nucleotide composition is to change alterable length of sequences into a fixed length vector[@b49]. This is the critical step as any machine learning technique (MLT) involves vectors of fixed length. We explored mono to penta nucleotide compositionaltesting and the remaining nine sets are considered for training and this process is then iterated ten times so that each dataset is being tested once.

### Performance parameters

Performance of various models was calculated using threshold dependent and independent parameters. In threshold dependent module, we analysed performance in terms of 1) Sensitivity, 2) Specificity, 3) Accuracy and 4) MCC as calculated using following equations:

#### Sensitivity

This parameter measures the test's capability to correctly predict positive sgRNAs from actual positive sgRNAs.

where, TP is correctly predicted positive sgRNAs and FN is falsely predicted negative sgRNAs.

#### Specificity

Specificity refers to test's ability to correctly predict negative sgRNAs from actual negative sgRNAs.

where, TN is correctly predicted negative sgRNAs and FP is falsely predicted positive sgRNAs.

#### Accuracy

Accuracy determines the success of correctly predicted sgRNAs from overall


Area under the curve between different hybrids features.\
In composition profile hybrid of mono-di-trinucleotide have AUC of 0.88 (blue), binary profile of dinucleotide have AUC of 0.92 (red) and hybrid of mono-di-trinucleotide composition and dinucleotide binary display AUC of 0.93 (green).](srep30870-f1){#f1}

![Two sample sequence logo depicting preference of A,T,G,C at 20 positions of highly effective and least effective sgRNAs.](srep30870-f2){#f2}

![Workflow of pipeline-2.\
(**a**) sgRNA scanner for extracting sgRNAs in user provided genome/gene (**b**) output of pilpeline-2 depicting efficiency of each sgRNA (**c**) sgRNA profile, displaying secondary structure and off-targets associated with individual sgRNA.](srep30870-f3){#f3}

![Diagrammatic representation of ge-CRISPR pipeline development.](srep30870-f4){#f4}

###### Performance of pipeline-1 (geCRISPRc) predictive models on sgRNA sequences (T^1840^) using Support vector machine during 10-fold cross validation and on Independent datasets (V^250^).

  S.No         amplified with its golf offerings. Lakewood Ranch is home to championship courses and has hosted PGA and LPGA events.

The Ritz-Carlton Golf Resort is rated one of the best in the world and has hosted several U.S. Open regional qualifiers and this year, co-hosted the Florida Open.

The West Florida Golf Tour, a development tour, frequently uses courses in Lakewood Ranch. During its two years of existence, several PGA Tour winners have played on the tour.

“It’s a great area,” said Christian Bartolacci, West Florida Golf Tour director. “This area is ready to boom and golf is the next best thing. It’s only a matter of time.”

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1. Field of the Invention
The present invention concerns a temperature-dependent switch having a temperature-dependent switching mechanism; a closed housing, containing the switching mechanism, which has a lower part as well as an upper part made of insulating material; two stationary contacts provided on the upper part on its inner side, each contact being electrically connected to an external terminal associated with it; and a current transfer member, actuated by the switching mechanism and electrically connecting the two stationary contacts with one another as a function of temperature.
2. Related Prior Art
A switch of this kind is known from DE 26 44 411 C2.
The known switch has a housing with a cup-shaped lower part into which a temperature-dependent switching mechanism is placed. The lower part is closed off by an---
abstract: 'The seesaw-induced neutrino mass is discussed in a generic class of curved spacetime, including the flat and warped extra dimensions. For Majorana masses in the bulk and on the boundary, the exact forms of seesaw-induced masses are derived by using the Kaluza-Klein mode expansion and the lepton number violating correlator for bulk fermion. It is found that the neutrino mass is determined without the knowledge of wave functions and whole background geometry when the metric factor is fixed on the boundary, e.g. by solving the hierarchy problem.'
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Atsushi Watanabe$^*$,  Koichi Yoshioka$^\dag$

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Introduction
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Over the past decade, theories with extra dimensions have attracted great attention as feasible paradigm to understand the unresolved problems in the Standard Model (SM). For example, the four-dimensional Planck scale


doesn't mean I hate or love Lucas, or agree or disagree 100% with him. That doesn't mean I prefer the PT over the OT, or vice versa. That doesn't mean I hate the EU, or even love all of it (or even read all of it). These are not prerequisites. Being a man is not a prerequisite. Being a geek is not a prerequisite. The only prerequisite is that I love something about Star Wars. I am a Star Wars fan.

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Life Is The Path wrote:

Okay, here goes.

Reepicheep wrote:

Thankfully, he begins by restating what he said in The Problem of Pain: that not even omnipotence can do what is self-contradictory. If the laws of naturea miracle happens within NATURE, but from outside Nature. God causes a miracle to happen within nature, but everything is happening within NATURE. I'm hoping this is making sense. Some things make sense in your mind, but is difficult to explain in words. The key is we're dealing with a higher plane of reality causing things to happen in a lower plane of reality.

As far as what Lewis lists as a genuine miracle, any miracle that Jesus was involved in in the New Testament is fair game. He chose not to go into the Old Testament miracles, which may or may not be "mythical".

Life Is The Path wrote:

Reepicheep wrote:

Lewis then says that the laws of nature have never caused an event to happen; rather, they state the pattern


(apart from Jesus) but I may be mixing up my books on this. I remember there was an army of undead in the OT. Perhaps that was it? To ignore the historicity of such claims for the moment, why ascribe God to them at all? The first two at least are entirely natural phenomena, and can be explained as normal, natural incidents. Ascribing them to God doesn't really add anything.

As for the last, I think if I saw that, what I think we could agree on as a true, impossible miracle, then I'd willingly believe in a divine being. Although the question would still remain as to whom I must pray, if pray I must.

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^ Well, darn.

I wish Lewis would have spent a little longer on this chapter, because of things like this. It seems like over simplification at times.

That said, this might go back to what I said a few posts earlier about the miraculous conception:

I wrote:

One thing that crossed my mind about the miraculous conception was that it seemed like the definition of nonsense: creating something from nothing... which made me think of creation in general... which made me realize that the term ex nihilo is a misnomer. Creation is not "something from nothing" (which is nonsense), it is something from God. Like Plato's Theory of Forms, everything comes from God and is a shadow or copy of its Creator. Once I


wine?

Sorry, what I meant to say is that there are two possibilities regarding the miracle of turning water into wine:

1- Supernaturally creating the circumstances in which a container that once contained pure water would turn into wine of its own accord (by supernaturally adding yeast and the necessary chemicals from grapes, including the sugars, and accelerating the yeast's metabolism and somehow cutting it all off from air, and also somehow removing all the waste, etc.)

or

2- Supernaturally adding to the container that once held pure water all the necessary ingredients to make it wine (ethyl alcohol, sugars, whatever's in the grapes, etc.). A type of supernatural Jiffy-wine: Just Add These Chemicals To Water.

Both of these are equally impossible by natural means. As a result, they are both equally miraculousif they just happened spontaneously.

When given the choice between "God turned water into wine" (option 2) vs. "God set up the conditions for water to naturally turn into wine" (option 1), Occam's Razor would suggest that the simplest thing for God or anyone to do is to just change the water into wine directly. This once contained pure H2O. Now it contains a solution of chemicals that is indistinguishable from wine. Setting up the precise conditions for the water to naturally become wine is needlessly complex and still completely supernatural and therefore miraculous.

So I suppose cop-out is a wrong word. I suppose I meant that it's odd to take a clearly miraculous event and bend it so you could say "Oh yea, I suppose that could've happened naturally,


given a little push." It demeans the miracle to suggest that it had some origin in nature and all it needed was a little nudge._________________http://taralbooks.blogspot.ca

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A couple of months ago, I was up to my ears in a rather heated discussion about Christianity with a couple of people on the TF.N Senate and Community boards. One poster gave a link to this website:

and said that there were several articles listing the ways the Gospels contradicted themselves in their accounts. He originally linked to an article about Jesus' Resurrection, and I intended to start there, but ended up going back further to one about Jesus' trial. Anyway, I showed pretty clearly in a couple of posts that thesometimes just fly in for a few hours, visit one apartment, then turn around and fly right back to the West Coast.

Smith’s search demands included privacy and a place large enough to hold his family (gorgeous wife Jada Pinkett Smith and their children) and staff. The unit he chose includes four fireplaces, ample wall space for art, a chef’s kitchen and bronze elevators providing direct access to the apartment and the basement garage. The apartment comes with two parking spots.

Crystal clear

LeBron James just made another big decision: He’s bought a new $9 million bayfront mansion on Crystal View Court in Miami. The 12,178-square-foot, six-bedroom, 8½-bathroom home, which was built this year and had an original asking price of $11.9 million, comes with a concrete dock big enough to


Madsen also has been spotted in the area.

Trump, SoHo

Power couple Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner have been apartment-hunting in — gasp! — non-Trump buildings. (Perhaps they are just checking out the competition.) This week, they visited a $25,000-a-month, three-bedroom rental at the new 55 Thompson building. The plush pad, at approximately 1,900 square feet, comes with a unique curved wall of glass windows, 10-foot ceilings and gorgeous SoHo views.

We hear . . .

That billonaire Charles Bronfman has signed the contract to buy a two-bedroom co-op at 810 Fifth Ave., listed at $23.5 million. . . . That during Art Basel week in Miami, Julian Lennon attended a dinner hosted by Neal Sroka’s Douglas Elliman Worldwide division at Soho Beach House, where the new Aman Nevis project was discussed.of $V$ means therefore that $xV(y)=V(F(x)y),$ for all $x \in W_n(A)$ and $y \in W_{n-1}(A),$ formula known as Frobenius reciprocity. Both Frobenius and Verschiebung commute with the restriction maps. The [*Teichmüller*]{} map is the multiplicative map $$[\phantom{a}]_n: A \to W_n(A),$$ $$[a]_n=(a,0,\dots, 0).$$

We list now a few numerical results, some of which are not available in the odd prime case.

\[relation-1\] In the ring of 2-typical Witt vectors of length n, $W_n(A)$, $$[-1]_n= -[1]_n +V[1]_{n-1}.$$

It is enough to prove this relation for $A={{\mathbb{Z}}}.$ In ghost coordinates, $$\begin{aligned}
w([-1]_n) &= (-1,1,\dots,1),\\
w([1]_n) &= (1,1,\dots,1),\\
w(V[1]_{n-1}) &= (0,2,\dots,2).\end{aligned}$$ The relation follows from the fact that addition is done component-wise in these coordinates and the ghost map is injective for $A={{\mathbb{Z}}}.$

In the ring of $2$-typical Witt vectors of length n, $W_n({{\mathbb{Z}}})$, there are $4$ square roots


form a category $\mathcal{W}_A$. We will prove that this category has an initial object. We call this object the de Rham-Witt complex of $A$ and denote it $W_{\bullet}\Omega^*_A$ To prove the existence of an initial object we use the Freyd adjoint functor theorem [@Mac p.116].

\[initialobject\] The category $\mathcal{W}_A$ of Witt complexes over $A$ has an initial object.

The category $\mathcal{W}_A$ has all small limits, so we need to prove that the solution set condition is verified. First we note that at each level a Witt complex is also a DG-ring. The differential is defined as follows:

$D:E_{\bullet}^n\to E_{\bullet}^{n+1},
D= \begin{cases}
             d , &\text{if $n$ = even;} \\
            \begin{cases}
    3^id\operatorname{log}[3]_n+3^{i-1}dV^i[1]_{n-i}+3^idV^{i+1}[1]_{n-i-1},& \text{if } p=3,\\
    p^i\operatorname{log}[p]_n+p^{i-1}dV^i[1]_{n-i},& \text{if } p\geq 5.
    \end{cases}$$

The action of $F$ and $V$ on $d\operatorname{log}[p]_n$ is: $$\begin{aligned}
F(d\operatorname{log}[p]_n)&=d\operatorname{log}[p]_{n-1},\\
V(d\operatorname{log}[p]_n)&=
\begin{cases}
3d\operatorname{log}[3]_{n+1}+dV[1]_n+3dV[1]_{n-1},& \text{if } p=3,\\
p\,d\operatorname{log}[p]_{n+1}+dV[1]_n,& \text{if } p\geq 5.
\end{cases}\end{aligned}$$

The proof of this theorem is entirely similar to the proof of the structure theorem for $W_\bullet\Omega^*_{(Z_{(2)},M)}.$

Appendix B: Associativity
==========================

In this appendix we discuss the associativity of the multiplication rule defined in Section 4. We recall that the functor $P:\mathcal{W}_A\to\mathcal{W}_{A[X]}$ is defined on objects as follows: for a a Witt complex $E^*_{\bullet}\in \mathcal{W}_A$, $P(E)_n^q$ consists of formal sums of four types of elements:

-   Type 1: elements of the form $a[X]^j$, where $a\in E_n^q$,

-   Type 2: elements of the form $b[X]^{k-1}d[X]$, where $b\in E_n^{q-1}$,

-   Type 3: elements


Category Archives: Archives, History, and Historiography

Teaching in the universities about the so-called McCarthy era has become an area most susceptible to politically correct and one-sided views of what the period was all about. One historian who strenuously objects to the accepted left-wing interpretation that prevails in the academy is Jennifer Delton, Chairman of the Department of History at Skidmore College.

In the March issue of The Journal of the Historical Society Delton writes:

However fiercely historians disagree about the merits of American Communism, they almost universally agree that the post-World War II Red scare signified a rightward turn in American politics. The consensus is that an exaggerated, irrational fear of communism, bolstered by a few spectacular spy cases, created an atmosphere of persecution and hysteria that was exploited and fannedby conservative opportunists such as Richard Nixon and Joseph McCarthy. This hysteria suppressed rival ideologies and curtailed the New Deal, leading to a resurgence of conservative ideas and corporate influence in government. We may add detail and nuance to this story, but this, basically, is what we tell our students and ourselves about post-World War II anti-Communism, also known as McCarthyism. It is fundamentally the same story that liberals have told since Whittaker Chambers accused Alger Hiss of being a Communist spy in 1948.

This conventional narrative of the left has been told over and over for so many years that it has all but become the established truth to most Americans. It was exemplified in a best-selling book of the late 1970’s, David Caute’s The Great Fear, and


year around this time I read articles and op-eds about Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. (MLK) that generally fall into two categories. On the one hand, you have leftists and revolutionaries who generally argue MLK was moving in an anti-capitalist direction before he was assassinated. The more extreme leftists claim this is precisely why he was assassinated. They also note if he was alive today, he would be siding with them in their various struggles whether environmental, economic or political. On the other hand, you have conservatives who contend that they are the rightful heirs to MLK’s legacy. They contend if King was alive today, he would take their side, especially in regards to “right to life” and other social issues.

I find most of these discussions to be(thanks Irene Morgan and Rosa Parks!), voting rights, public facilities, and education. A good friend reminded me of MLK’s influence in the case of Loving v. Virginia which ended race-based legal restrictions on marriage in the United States. And of course we have a black president. These are incredibly positive developments for a country as riven by race as the U.S.

But are there any negative elements of his legacy? I realize to even suggest this runs the risk of being labeled an apostate by liberals and conservatives alike. Yet when I examine someof theindividuals and groups who claim to extend the progressive vision of MLK to the present I am incredibly disappointed.

To be absolutely clear I do not place any blame for the buffoonery of these clowns on


called the American Enterprise Institute into the forefront. And he made Basic Books into a publishing powerhouse that was, for more than 20 years, at the red-hot center of every major debate in American life.

It was through his encouragement and lobbying efforts that several foundations began providing the kind of support to thinkers and academics on the Right that other foundations and most universities afforded thinkers and academics on the Left. Through his columns in the Wall Street Journal, he instructed American businessmen on the relation between what they did and the foundational ideas of capitalism as explicated by Adam Smith, and changed many of them from sideline players in the battle over the direction of the American economy into front-line advocates.

Just an example of Irving’s approach: Incalled the Institute for Educational Affairs. A few weeks later, he called me to report that a grant of $2,000 had been approved and, moreover, that he had used our little magazine as an example of what might be done on college campuses to encourage non-Leftist thinking among students. The board of the foundation found his pitch compelling, and it was decided that efforts should be made to encourage the creation of other publications like Counterpoint. From this seedling came a project that would, by the mid-1980s, lead to the creation of more than 50 college newspapers and magazines across the country engaged in a vital intellectual project to bring ideological diversity to campus life.

Now, if one were to measure by the nature of colleges today as opposed


to 30 years ago, one would have to say this venture did not effect much change. But what came out of it were dozens of young writers, thinkers, and entrepreneurs (like Peter Thiel, the co-creator of PayPal and one of the founding editors of the Stanford Review) who have enriched American life.

So it was with Irving the mentor. There are people throughout the United States, writers and editors and academics and thinkers and speechwriters and policymakers, who owe their careers and the shape of their lives to Irving and his direct efforts on their behalf—giving them counsel, writing them letters, finding them employment. He was a human job bank.

With the death of editor and scholar Irving Kristol, the conservative movement has lost another of its intellectual champions. Insocial divisions and did damage to its supposed beneficiaries. They placed practicality ahead of ideals. “The legitimate question to ask about any program,” Mr. Kristol said, “is, ‘Will it work?’,” and the reforms of the 1960s and ’70s, he believed, were not working.

For more than six decades, beginning in 1942, when he and other recent graduates of City College founded Enquiry: A Journal of Independent Radical Thought, his life revolved around magazines. Besides The Public Interest, Mr. Kristol published, edited and wrote for journals of opinion like Commentary, Encounter, The New Leader, The Reporter and The National Interest.

All were “little magazines,” with limited circulations, but Mr. Kristol valued the quality of his readership more than the quantity. “With a circulation of a few hundred,” he once said, “you


the most bullied Jewish journalist of 2016 — quite a distinction when you think about the kind of vitriol that gushed forth this past year on platforms like Twitter. Those attacks came from the alt-right, which called Mr. Shapiro a “Christ killer” and far worse. When his son was born, the trolls called the baby a “newborn cockroach” and suggested that the entire Shapiro family head to the gas chambers.

Let’s hope the protest against this “fascist” who has been the regular target of actual ones doesn’t result in any violence. But the brouhaha over Ben Shapiro is significant not because of what might go down Thursday at Berkeley, but because it is a perfect exhibition of a much broader phenomenon increasingly apparent in the wake of the Charlottesville,such come as any surprise?

One of my favorite things on YouTube is the famous 1965 debate between James Baldwin and William F. Buckley at Cambridge University. Baldwin wiped the floor with Buckley before the all-white British audience — the yeas outpolled the nays 540 to 160 on the proposition “The American dream is at the expense of the American Negro.”

Can anyone doubt that if Buckley tried to argue the same point today he would have been pelted with a cream pie, or shouted down, or surrounded by a police escort or worse? Perhaps he would have just avoided the tiresome indignity by canceling the talk.

Watch it. You’ll be grateful he didn’t.

Correction:

An earlier version of this article misstated the site of an event organized by Patriot Prayer. It took


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to reflect the seriousness of the crime, to provide adequate deterrence, to protect

the public, and to provide the defendant with needed training or treatment.” Id. at

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for clear error and legal determinations de novo.” Id. at 1054.

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used to calculate both an illegal reentrant’s criminal history as well as his offense

level. See United States v. Ruiz-Terrazas, No. 06-2138, 2007 W L 576034 (10th

Cir. Feb. 26, 2007). W e similarly reject M r. M ontero’s argument. W e “are

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of anonymity.

“Almost anybody could have fabricated these bombs and used cellphones as timed detonators,” said another U.S. official familiar with the inquiry. “There are instructions all over the internet, and the crudity, positioning, and relative ineffectiveness of these does not suggest that a more sophisticated group played any role in this.”

The FBI would examine all three devices at its special crime laboratory in Quantico, Virginia, Cuomo said, but city officials said the police bomb squad still had possession of the unexploded device as of midday on Sunday.it’s a level of fun that some gaps in a story can’t diminish. I still enjoy looking at this art and appreciating it for the creativity and vision; but I refuse to make the false connection between these images and some imagined deficiency in the game.


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abstract: |
    We present 23 quasar absorption line systems selected by the [[[Mg]{}0.1em[ii]{} $\lambda\lambda 2796, 2803$]{}]{} doublet with $W_{r}(2796)  > 0.3$ [Å]{} over the redshift range $0.4   \leq  z  \leq   1.2$. The kinematics and “profile morphologies” are studied at $\simeq 6$  resolution to a $5~\sigma$ equivalent width detection threshold of $W_{r}(2796)  =
    0.015$ [Å]{}. We are thus sensitive to very weak “clouds” isolated in velocity. The absorption profiles were segregated into “kinematic subsystems”, and the properties (velocities, velocity widths, column densities, etc.) were measured directly from the data and by Voigt profile modeling.

    Most absorbers are characterized by a dominant kinematic subsystem with $W_{r}(2796) > 0.2$ [Å]{} and velocity spreads ranging from $10$ to $50$ this would indicate that the [*total*]{}, not just the neutral, gas mass is decreasing with cosmic time, and this could be linked to the observed evolution.

On the other hand, perhaps the velocity spreads of the individual systems are decreasing with time. Petitjean and Bergeron (1990) studied $\sim 30$ absorbing systems with a moderate resolution of 30 . They resolved multi–component substructure in complex absorption profiles, measured the cloud–cloud velocity clustering on the scale of galaxy halo velocity dispersions, and established a correlation between the equivalent width and the number of subcomponents[^2]. Since the doublet ratio does not evolve with redshift (SS92), it has been inferred that [*each of the individual subcomponents*]{} within an overall system is saturated, or nearly saturated. Indeed, Petitjean & Bergeron (1990) suggested that the typical


23 selected absorbing systems observed with the HIRES spectrograph ([@vogt94]). In § \[sec:obs-anal\], we present the observed quasars and briefly address the reduction and analysis of the data (i.e. how the varied, complex absorption profiles are parameterized into one to several quantified “properties”). The statistical properties of the sample and the individual absorbing systems are given in § \[sec:systems\]. The observed distributions of the kinematics, absorption strengths, and column densities are presented in § \[sec:results\], followed by discussions in § \[sec:open\], § \[sec:model\], and § \[sec:evolving\]. Conclusions are given in § \[sec:summary\].

Observations, Data Reduction and Analysis {#sec:obs-anal}
=========================================

A total of 25 quasars were observed with the HIRES spectrometer ([@vogt94]) on the Keck I telescope over the nights of 4–5 July 1994, 23–25 January 1995, and 19–20 July 1996 UT. HIRES was configured in first–order using the $0.861{\arcsec}\times7{\arcsec}$ decker,ionization species and transition identity, the vacuum laboratory wavelengths, the oscillator strengths, and the natural broadening constants. The atomic data are taken from the compilation of Morton (1991), except for the  $\lambda 2587$ and $\lambda  2374$ transitions, which are taken from Cardelli & Savage (1995). Tripp [et al. ]{}(1996) review the reasons why these $f$ values likely represent an improvement over the Morton values.

For this work, we include only the , , and transitions that have been redshifted into our observed spectral range. In some systems, , , and transitions were detected (see [@archiveI]). Since this work is focused primarily on the kinematics of selected absorption systems, we present only the transition listed in Table \[tab:ions\]. In the velocity ranges where profiles are saturated, i.e.  where kinematic information is lost,


transition. The wavelength region defining each kinematic subsystem is determined objectively by searching to either side of subsystem centroid for the wavelength at which the per pixel equivalent width (see [@schneider93]; [@archiveI]) becomes insignificant, i.e.  $W(\lambda_{j})  <
\sigma_{W}(\lambda_{j})$ where $j$ denotes the pixel index (for a graphical example, see Figure 3 of [@weakI]).

The $\lambda 2796$ profiles for each of the systems in our sample are presented in Figure \[fig:ewlims\]. The upper subpanels show a rest–frame $1000$  range about the $\lambda
2796$ transition at its observed (redshifted) wavelength. Shaded regions indicate the wavelengths regions of each kinematic subsystem, which are numbered from blue to red. The lower subpanels show the 5 $\sigma$ rest–frame equivalent width threshold, given by $5~\sigma^{2}_{W(\lambda_{i})}$, as a function of wavelength.

Calculating Absorption Properties {#sec:calc}
---------------------------------

We compute most absorption properties directly from[@hu95]; [@lu_lya]) in order to establish the systematic effects of the fitting process. We will calibrate our VP results using simulations in the companion paper.

The Systems {#sec:systems}
===========

The HIRES data of the detected transitions are presented in Figure \[fig:data\] (at the end of the paper). The profiles are aligned in rest–frame velocity, where $v=0$ corresponds to $\lambda_{sys}$ computed from Equation \[eq:zabs\]. Systems are defined to be all absorption that lies with $\pm 500$ of the systemic velocity zero point. In no case is there a system, weak or strong, that lies anywhere near this velocity window; in practice, this velocity window could be increased to an arbitrarily large size.

Ticks above the normalized spectra are the centroids of the VP components. The VP model spectra (the fits) are shown as solid curves


precedent. SS92 have shown that each of these samples exhibits a different level of cosmological evolution (see § \[sec:intro\]).

Global Absorption Properties
----------------------------

In Figures \[fig:ew\_dr\_z\]$a$–$b$, we present $W_{r}(2796)$ and the doublet ratio, DR, vs. absorber redshift. Sample B systems are plotted as open circles, sample C as open squares, and sample E as filled squares. Sample E is highly concentrated at $z  \sim 0.9$, whereas sample B is fairly uniform over the covered redshift range. The mean DR is 1.36 and shows no trend with redshift. The system DR are really the flux weighted averages of the individual kinematic subsystems, which exhibit the full range of doublet ratios (not plotted); some weak subsystems are unresolved and somewhat saturated while some are optically thin. As listed in Table \[tab:samples\], there is a trend forhorn” shape, with an overall redward asymmetry.

### PKS $2128-123$, PHL 1598    $z_{\rm em}=0.429735$

This system is also –deficient ([@archiveII]), and typical of this class of system, has no higher velocity subsystems. There is a “double–like” characteristic to the profiles. The system has been fitted with a total of four VP components. is associated with all four components and shows a redward asymmetry in the strongest two. Unfortunately, none of the transitions reported by Tytler [et al. ]{}(1987) and Petitjean & Bergeron (1990) were captured by the CCD,

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### PKS $2145+067$    $z_{\rm abs}=0.790777$

This “classic” system ([@archiveII]) has three subsystems, each having been fitted with two VP components. These subsystems are separated by $\sim  90$ . Only subsystems \#1 and \#3 have detected and none have detected . The $\lambda
2587$ transition was not included in the analysis because it


present the apparent optical depth (AOD) column densities for the intermediate and high velocity subsystems vs.  the subsystem velocity. The shaded region shows the range of column densities where the detection completeness drops from 100% to zero for unresolved absorption. The sample is 100% complete to $\log  N({{\hbox{{\rm Mg}\kern 0.1em{\sc ii}}}})  =  11.6$ [Å]{}. The largest columns, $\log
N({{\hbox{{\rm Mg}\kern 0.1em{\sc ii}}}})  \simeq  13$  are primarily distributed among the intermediate velocity subsystems of the double systems (see [@archiveII]). The more typical column density is less than $\log
N =  12.5$ . As evident from the turnover in the equivalent width distribution (Figure \[fig:vgt40ewdist\]$a$), there is a paucity of subsystems with $\log  N \leq 12$ , which is 0.4 dex above where the column density detection sensitivity beginsii}}}})$ and vs. subsystem velocity, respectively. In the moderate and high velocity subsystems, the ratio $N({{\hbox{{\rm Fe}\kern 0.1em{\sc ii}}}})/N({{\hbox{{\rm Mg}\kern 0.1em{\sc ii}}}})$ varies in the log from $0$ to $-1$. It is fair to say that, over the range $12.2 \leq N({{\hbox{{\rm Mg}\kern 0.1em{\sc ii}}}}) \leq
13.4$  observed in moderate and high velocity subsystems, the likelihood of finding $\log N({{\hbox{{\rm Fe}\kern 0.1em{\sc ii}}}})/N({{\hbox{{\rm Mg}\kern 0.1em{\sc ii}}}}) = 0$ is as likely as finding $\log N({{\hbox{{\rm Fe}\kern 0.1em{\sc ii}}}})/N({{\hbox{{\rm Mg}\kern 0.1em{\sc ii}}}}) = -0.5$. It is not clear if subsystems in this column density range commonly have $\log
N({{\hbox{{\rm Fe}\kern 0.1em{\sc ii}}}})/N({{\hbox{{\rm Mg}\kern 0.1em{\sc ii}}}}) = -1$, though one has been found. It does appear that subsystems with $N({{\hbox{{\rm Mg}\kern 0.1em{\sc ii}}}}) \leq 12.2$  may often have $\log N({{\hbox{{\rm Fe}\kern 0.1em{\sc ii}}}})/N({{\hbox{{\rm


system toward PKS $2145+064$ is an exception).

As reported by Steidel, Dickinson, & Persson (1994) and by Steidel (1995), there appears to always be a normal, bright galaxy within $\sim 40h^{-1}$ kpc (sky projected) of the absorbing gas. Furthermore, the physical extent of the absorbing gas was shown to have near–unity covering factor and to be related to the galaxy $K$ luminosity, such that $R(L_{K})  \simeq  40h^{-1}
(L_{K}/L_{K}^{\ast})^{0.15}$ kpc. These results further support the scenario in which absorbing gas is associated, in some way, with the total mass (number of stars) in a “host” galaxy, or that there is a strong link between the host galaxy mass and the extended gaseous environment in which the galaxy is evolving (also see [@csv96]). Since virtually the entire equivalent width in a given absorberfair fraction of their velocity range. This is reflected in the trend for the largest $W_{r}(2796)$ systems to have only lower limits on the integrated apparent column densities of their dominant subsystems (see Figure \[fig:Naod\]). Thus, the equivalent width is directly proportional to the velocity width of the dominant subsystems, which would not hold true if the moderate and high velocity subsystems were often saturated. This could imply, then, that the differential evolution in the equivalent width distribution is primarily due to kinematic evolution (decrease in velocity spread) of the dominant subsystems. However, this is not a unique interpretation.

In the bottom panel of Figure \[fig:profiles\], we present examples of higher redshift systems as representatives of the very largest $W_{r}(2796)$ absorbers[^7]. Each has an equivalent width consistent with or greater than


wavelength region defining each kinematic subsystem.

Velocity Widths {#sec:vwidths}
---------------

The velocity width of a kinematic subsystem, $\omega _{v}$, is defined by the second moment of the apparent optical depth, $$\omega _{v}^{2}   =
    \frac{\tau_{a}^{(2)}}{\tau_{a}}
=   \frac { \int _{v_{b}}^{v_{r}}
          \tau _{a}(v) \left[ v - \left< v \right> \right] ^{2}  dv }
    { \int _{v_{b}}^{v_{r}}
          \tau _{a}(v) dv} .
\label{eq:omegavdef}$$ This quantity is the equivalent Gaussian width of the optical depth profile.

Apparent Column Densities {#sec:aoddef}
-------------------------

The “apparent optical depth” technique of Savage & Sembach (1991) was employed to compute column density profiles, $N(v)$ \[atoms \], from $$N_{a}(v) =  \frac{m_{e}c}{\pi e^{2}}
    tests, lipid profile and thyroid function tests. Venous blood samples for measurement of Gal-3 levels were obtained from all the patients prior to PVI. Baseline demographic and clinical characteristics, including age, sex, body surface area (BSA), history of smoking cigarette, use of alcohol (≤1 drinks/day for women and ≤2 drinks/day for men), history of stroke/TIA and symptomatic severity of the patients according to the European Heart Rhythm Association (EHRA) scoring, CHA~2~DS~2~-VASc scores and all medication regimes were recorded. The patients aged below 18 years old and with history of acute coronary syndrome, mild or severe cardiac valvular disease, left ventricular ejection fraction \<50%, size of LA \>50 mm, advanced renal failure (cockcroft GFR \< 30 ml/min/1.73 m^2^), advanced liver failure (ALT and AST levels higher than 3-folds of normal levels), malignancy, active infection,


collagen tissue disease, pregnancy and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease with medication history of β-sympathomimetic drugs were excluded from the study.

Informed consents were obtained from the patients. The study was conducted in compliance with the principles outlined in the Declaration of Helsinki and approved by the Institutional Ethics Committee.

2.2. The evaluation of the left atrium {#sec2.2}
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All patients were performed TTE before and at the 6th and 12th months after PVI. Prior to the procedure, TEE was performed to eliminate left atrial thrombus and left atrial appendage thrombus. TTE examinations were performed using Vivid S5^®^ cardiovascular ultrasound system (3 S 1.5--3.6 MHz probe Transthoracic GE Medical System, Buckinghamshire, UK) while TEE examinations were performed using Vivid S5^®^ cardiovascular ultrasound system (6 T-RS, 5.0 MHz probe TEE GE Medical System, Norway). LAV was calculated usinglimited number of the patients in the study, therefore, analyzing indicators of atrial fibrosis along longer durations of follow-up terms with a larger size of patient groups may provide significant outcomes.

Funding {#sec6}
=======

This research did not receive any specific grant from funding agencies in the public, commercial, or not-for-profit sectors.

Conflicts of interest {#sec7}
=====================

None declared.

Peer review under responsibility of Indian Heart Rhythm Society.

[^1]: CVD/TIA: Cerebrovascular disease/Transient ischemic attack, EHRA: European Heart Rhythm Association, NOAC: Novel oral anticoagulants, ACEi: Angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitor, ARB: Angiotensin receptor blocker, LAV: Left atrial volume, LAVi: Left atrial volume index, N/L: Neutrophil/lymphocyte ratio.

[^2]: CVD/TIA: Cerebrovascular disease/Transient ischemic attack, EHRA: European Heart Rhythm Association, NOAC: Novel oral anticoagulants, ACEi: Angiotensin converting enzyme inhibitor, ARB: Angiotensin receptor blocker.

[^3]: LAV: Left atrial volume, LAVi: Left atrial volume index.

[^4]:


et al. \[[@B39-sensors-20-03450]\] presented a deep reinforcement learning (DRL) technique to schedule the household appliances, taking into account the user behavior, energy price, and outdoor temperature. The DRL used in this scheme takes care of discrete and continuous power level actions which enable the scheduling of distinct load of appliances. Ruelens et al. \[[@B40-sensors-20-03450]\] proposed a Monte Carlo model-free technique that considers a matric depending on the state-action function value (Q-function). This method predicts a day-ahead schedule of the thermostat of a heat pump. In \[[@B41-sensors-20-03450]\], the authors proposed a hybrid scheme consisting of deep Q-learning and deep policy gradient which enable the scheduling of distinct load of appliances in smart community buildings. The algorithm enables a single agent with an appropriate algorithm to take a series ofapplication and energy optimization technique require a model. A difficult step in designing a model-based HEMS is to select a proper model and explicit parameters. Considering the complex and unpredicted behavior of the user, proper model and parameters selection becomes more critical. Moreover, the distinct user will expect for the distinct model with distinct model parameters. However, model-based HEMS implementation requires a reliable and efficient approach to determine proper model and related parameters. In addition, current household appliances still require intelligence to share their current energy consumption state and other relevant parameters with the rest of the household appliances available in a smart home. However, getting the households intelligent, machine learning algorithms are required. Therefore, employing machine learning algorithms to household appliances to get them intelligent requires specific


custom buckle weren't enough, it also has a hidden money slot and a hidden knife pocket that was specifically made for the popular little SOG Micron Knife. Since the hidden money slot is on the inside of the belt, near your back, it won't be easy to access while the belt's on you, but that's why you still carry your wallet :) This is just an excellent way to carry some extra cash on you in case of an emergency.

The Lightning Belt sells for 64.99 and you also have the option of purchasing a SOG Micron from Crosstac, with your belt, for an additional 16.99. The SOG Micron is available in either silver or black, and the silver version has a standard blade, whereas the black version hasNeurological disorders are increasing in prevalence worldwide, and interest in stem cell therapies for these afflictions has increased over the past two decades. While many neurological injuries are too devastating for the repair capabilities of endogenous neural stem cells (NSCs) an alternative is to harvest stem cells from a donor and grow them *in vitro*, to be used later as a donor source for transplantation. Many research groups have already done this, first using animal models and now using clinical trial participants. Despite the regular flow of publications about cell replacement therapies for central nervous system (CNS) disorders, there is still a scarcity of clinically-relevant reports of efficacy. The capability of donor cells to undergo ample site-directed differentiation and functional integration seems to be lacking (Andressen, 2013). So,


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– This was a simple one, one row got inserted with Transaction Count = 1, but its not committed yet.

– Let’s see the Transaction status by using the undocumented function fn_dblog(), how these are tracked in the DB Engine:

SELECT Operation, [Transaction ID], Description, Context FROM fn_dblog(NULL, NULL) WHERE [Transaction ID] IN ( SELECT [Transaction ID] FROM fn_dblog(NULL, NULL) WHERE [Description] like '%Tran%')

As you can see in the output above:

– The Outer BEGIN TRANSACTION statement is logged as LOP_BEGIN_XACT Operation and Description = ‘outerTran;0x01…’ for the outer Transaction.

– and INSERT statement is logged as LOP_INSERT_ROWS operation.

2. Now let’s execute the next section with the inner Transaction:

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understand the need for an ontology and some security ontology works.

An ontology is an explicit specification of a conceptualization, which is an abstract, simplified view of the world that we wish to represent for certain purposes [@OntologyPrinciples]. Ontologies are useful as means to support sharing and reutilization of knowledge [@OntologyDecker]. This reusability approach is based on the assumption that if a modeling scheme, i.e., an ontology, is explicitly specified and mutually agreed upon by the parties involved, then it is possible to share, reutilize and extend knowledge [@Tsoumas_Springer2005].

Fenz et al. proposed a security ontology [@Fenz_AsiaCCS2009] with concepts grouped into three subontologies: security, enterprise, and location. The security subontology introduces five concepts: attribute, threat, rating, control and vulnerability. Wang et al, introduced an ontology for security vulnerabilities [@OVM; @OVM_ieee],USA, Japan, and Korea. Albeit each cybersecurity operator runs slightly different operations, we succeeded in building a generalized ontology of cybersecurity operational information. First, we define the domains for cybersecurity operations in section \[Sec:OperationDomains\], and identify the entities required to run the operations in the domains in section \[Sec:Entities\]. Based on the domains and entities, we identify cybersecurity information provided by entities in each operation domain and build the ontology of cybersecurity operational information in section \[Sec:CybersecurityInformation\].

Cybersecurity Operation Domains {#Sec:OperationDomains}
-------------------------------

The term “cybersecurity operation” covers a range of security operations in cyber society. Nevertheless, this paper focuses on the cybersecurity operations that preserve information security in cyber societies. Information security is the preservation of information confidentiality, integrity, and availability [@OECD_SecurityGuideline]. Sometimes, it also encompasses accountability, authenticity, and reliability of


platforms.

The Configuration Knowledge Base accumulates configuration information on products and services. Regarding product configuration, it includes naming, taxonomy and enumeration of known configurations. Common Configuration Enumeration (CCE) [@CCE] can be utilized to enumerate common configurations. Regarding service configuration, it includes guidelines of service usages. Such knowledge is provided by the Researcher and Product & Service Provider, and is then organized and classified by the Registrar.

Based on the above discussion, Figure \[ProposedOntology.eps\] describes the proposed ontology. It depicts cybersecurity operation domains, entities, cybersecurity operational information and their relationships.

Discussion on Cybersecurity in Cloud Computing {#Sec:Discussion}
==============================================

The proposed ontology is capable of mapping major cybersecurity information standards as shown in Table \[Tabl:MajorCybersecurityInformationStandards\]. Based on the proposed ontology shown in Figure \[ProposedOntology.eps\] and corresponding cybersecurity information standards in Table \[Tabl:MajorCybersecurityInformationStandards\], necessary information forthat describes the chain of resource dependencies can be created. This graph helps the Administrator immediately recover from failures and drastically improve availability of IT functions. Provided that the resource dependencies are unclear, and a security flaw is found in one cloud service, the Administrator in a user organization needs to take significant time to identify which IT resources were affected. The time required to identify the dependency allows the damage to spread further, and causes unavailability of IT services in the user organization. With the description of resource dependencies, the administrators may run cybersecurity operations efficiently and effectively, and service disruption time is minimized.

Indeed, resource dependency information would provide a great deal of assistance even for non-cloud applications. Nowadays, virtualization of software is becoming increasingly common, and


data. In other words, they wish to preserve the confidentiality, integrity and availability of their own data even if it is in the cloud. Thus the data must be confidential even to the cloud service provider where the data is located, must not be manipulated by anybody else without permission from the data owners, and once the data is deleted its restoration must not be possible.

The additional needs incur additional cybersecurity operations. For instance, monitoring of information property rights violations will be required, and any violation of such rights should trigger warning of a security incident. Based on the operation change, two types of information need to be stored in the database: data provenance [@DataProvenance] and a data placement change log. The existing scheme to describe incident/event informationby mis-configuration will also increase. These two issues are discussed in the following subsections.

### Impact range of vulnerability

Different from a non-cloud computing environment, a user may utilize a cloud service that may utilize another cloud service facing some security risks as discussed in section \[Sec:WarningDatabase\]. Therefore, vulnerability information needs to be reached by an indirect user of the resource that exposes the vulnerability. Currently, users only keep aware of resources directly related to their own resources. In order to judge whether certain vulnerability information affects their security, users may let the vulnerability information access their resource dependency graph as mentioned in section \[Sec:DiscussionUserResourceDatabase\].

Albeit it is advantageous to let machines automatically judge the relevance of certain vulnerability information, it is also beneficial to have human-readable information that describes the


still in the initial phases. Regarding CWSS, albeit it is still under development, the same issue mentioned above needs to be considered in order for it to be applied to cloud security.

A checklist for cloud security, which is best described with OVAL and XCCDF, also needs to be developed further. Albeit both these works are innovative, as with CVSS they are still in early stages of development and faces the same limited applicability. Future versions of OVAL and XCCDF need to consider the same issues mentioned above.

Product & Service Knowledge Base
--------------------------------

In the cloud computing, the Product & Service Knowledge Base needs to contain cloud service enumeration and its taxonomy. Moreover, configuration information stored in this knowledge base needs to be developed further. The two issues are discussed inthe following subsections.

### Cloud Service Enumeration and Taxonomy {#Sec:CloudServiceEnumerationAndTaxonomy}

Albeit some standards exist for expressing product information, such as CPE, no standards exist for expressing cloud services. In order to enumerate cloud services, standard naming rules of cloud service providers and their services need to be built and commonly shared. Following the increase of the enumeration of cloud services, taxonomy will need to be built in order to improve usability of knowledge. This taxonomy needs to be commonly agreed upon, and shared, thus standardization is preferred. These standards can be either an extension of existing standards or newly built standards.

### Configuration of services

CCE can still be used to describe the configuration issue of cloud security. Under a non-cloud computing environment, the configuration of one product was enumerated and stored


a minimum acceptable value. Each of these may need to be monitored by the operator of the agricultural vehicle or self-propelled agricultural implement, in order to ensure that each individual row element, or section of individual row elements, performs its function as intended.
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Montenegrin police said they have arrested nine people in connection with an attack on Vijesti newspaper journalist Olivera Lakic, who was shot in the leg in front of her apartment in May 2018.

Olivera Lakic. Photo: Boris Pejovic/EPA

Montenegrin police said on Tuesday that they have arrested nine members of a criminal organisation who are suspected of shooting Olivera Lakic in 2018 and of killing another person in an unrelated case.

Podgorica police chief Milovan Pavicevic said that one suspect, who he identified only by the initials F.B., accompanied by some of the members of his group, followed Lakic on May 8, 2018, from the office of Vijesti daily newspaper to her apartment.

“He waited for her to leave the vehicle and head towards the building


in 1999. No one invaded us or threatened to invade. The Cold War was long over. The military industrial complex needed a 9/11 to revitalize their profits. The neo-con/military industrial complex created War on Terror has opened the door to never ending wars of choice around the world with no consent or approval from the people. War spending grew to $879 billion by 2011, a 164% increase in 13 years. Over this same time frame GDP grew by 74%. Does this sound like the military has been short changed? The fear mongering neo-cons and conservative websites are nothing but nattering nabobs of nonsense. Even the hint of slowing in spending on our empire building creates an urgency for a new evil enemy. Is it a coincidence that Vladroles="manager-script"/>

Whats wrong I am doing in tomcat-users.xml or in my shell command which is leading to Authorization exception.

A:

Don't "copy" the war with a curl command. Deploy the application with Jenkins Deploy plugin it will simplify your process.


its culmination. The way must be able to unify the aspirations of the people, many though they be; able to induce sincerity and seriousness in the human mind.

Unite

Whenever there is a group, there is closeness, which means friendly assistance. People should be friendly and assist each other; only then can there be peace and security.

Develop

When people stick closely to one another they gather into a group; this is a meaning of development in the sense of nurturing. Also when people are close to one another, their aims build each other up, another reason for Small Development to follow closeness.

Empower

Acting with strength is the meaning of great power. The path of great power is beneficial to those who use it correctly. If it is not used correctly, it becomeson May 27. Still to come later this month is the Canadian squad, which could take further players away from Seattle and New Orleans.

Below we take a team-by-team look at who will be hit the most by call-ups, and who might step in to fill the gap. It may well alter post-season predictions given the impact on the current league leaders.

AUSTIN ELITE

Heading into the season there was some concern whether the team would be competitive but some late roster additions gave them a much-needed boost in confidence and they secured their first win against NOLA last weekend. Austin have three games games during the release period, two at home.

June 1 – vs Utah Warriors

June 8 – vs Seattle Seawolves

Jun 17 – @ San Diego Legion

Peter Malcolm has already


the roster though neither have featured over the past two matches.

Zach Fenoglio has been playing in the back row but should return to hooker when Dylan Fawsitt is pulled away. James Del Bozque is the senior hooker alternative with Merlins prop Giorgi Tsverava and Academy hooker Lolenisi Veimau possibles as front row bench options.

The back row is less of a concern given Cook’s return. John Quill is a key player but they have a strong stable to choose from with Peter Dahl, Sam Figg, and Brian Wanless all up to speed and extra cover in Devin Vaughter and Travis Haugen.

By far the biggest blow will come in the backs, where their dominant inside trio of Shaun Davies, Will Magie, and Bryce Campbell are all set to play significantthree games during the window, the first two at home.

June 3 – vs Glendale Raptors

June 9 – vs San Diego Legion

June 16 – @ Utah Warriors

Team management would have quietly breathed a sigh of relief with no Gold players included on the 30-man Eagles roster. The loss of Sebastián Kalm, Holden Yungert, or JP Eloff would have been devastating to a team already using midfielder Moni Tonga’uiha as a makeshift flanker and Tim Maupin temporarily sidelined. They aren’t completely out of the woods yet with a couple Canadians still in the shop window.

NAME POS COUNTRY ALTERNATIVE Hubert Buydens PR Canada Derrek van Klein Eric Howard HO Canada Cam Falcon

With Kingsley Jones unlikely to name his final squad until after the second domestic ‘trial’ match against the Ontario Arrows,


can get separately. They unite in temporary allegiance for what each one can gain individually from the collaboration. Their priority for personal gain over the unified goodness for all is a divided allegiance. The sum of a relationship’s parts must collapse if its members divide themselves through their pursuit of self-seeking agendas. This is the real reason why so many relationships, business ventures and global empires have collapsed.

We see the repeated fragmentation and destruction of the ego’s relationships in all walks of life. Strength is always weakened when it is not shared with all. Love has become fearful because the individual is possessive of this “love.” Their agenda, at least on some level, was to gain something for them self. Had there been a truly common purpose asand vice present typically each address the graduating class at one of the federal service academies on a rotating basis.

About a dozen protesters held signs outside the academy gates that called for better protection of the poor and greater tolerance of the LGBT community. It was a far smaller showing than last year, when Trump made his first appearance at a service academy.

There are 209 members of the 2018 graduating class, who earned degrees in engineering, naval architecture, operations research, marine and environmental sciences, management and government. Sixty-one percent are men and 39 percent are female. Sixty-seven percent of the class is white. Eight of the graduates hail from Connecticut.


and tech communities to work on the issue.

Brennan also expressed his views on other issues:

RUSSIA

Brennan said Russian military forces have bolstered Syrian President Bashar al-Assad and are carrying out attacks against the U.S.-backed forces trying to unseat him. He said Assad is in a stronger position now than he was in June 2015 and that the agreed cessation of violence is "holding by a thread."

TORTURE

Brennan said individuals within the CIA have been held accountable for problems in the agency's former detention and interrogation program set up after Sept. 11. He said he could elaborate in a classified setting.

TWITTER

Brennan confirmed a May report in The Wall Street Journal that the data mining company, Dataminr Inc., had ended its contract with the CIA.

The New York-based company, which monitors information streamingof miRNA-30a in cancers remains controversial. Some research suggests that miRNA-30a may act as a tumor suppressor, but other studies suggest it acts as an oncogene.

Lung cancer, a common malignant lung tumor, has become the major cause of cancer-related death worldwide \[[@b9-medscimonit-22-647]\]. It is divided into 2 broad classes: non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) and small cell lung cancer (SCLC). NSCLC accounts for 80% of human lung cancer, and the 5-year survival rate is only 15%. Uncontrolled cell growth and multitudinous metastasis of lung cancer lead to high morbidity and mortality. Distinguishing the significant molecular alterations at the early stage of lung cancer contributes to early diagnosis, and thus to early treatment, which may have the potential to reduce the mortality of lung cancer. Currently, the diagnosis of


antigen 125 (CA125), and carbohydrate Antigen 199 (CA199). Due to insufficient sensitivity and specificity of these common tumor markers \[[@b10-medscimonit-22-647],[@b11-medscimonit-22-647]\], new biomarkers with a high diagnostic value for lung cancer diagnosis are needed.

MiRNA-30a may be used as a tumor biomarker in lung cancer diagnosis, as some researches \[[@b7-medscimonit-22-647],[@b8-medscimonit-22-647]\] found its expression was remarkably downregulated in lung cancer tissue. Because invasive examination or surgery must be performed to obtain the lung cancer tissue, it is almost impossible to use the miRNA-30a in the lung tissue as a biomarker for clinical lung cancer screening. Furthermore, after invasive examination or surgery, precise diagnostic results will be provided by pathological examination, while the biomarker from the tissue is not necessary for cancer diagnosis. Therefore, tumor markers in plasma or sputum have theadvantage of convenience compared with those in the lung tissue. This study aimed to investigate the expression pattern of miRNA-30a in the plasma of NSCLC patients, and also to evaluate the potential of plasma miRNA-30a as a novel tumor biomarker in NSCLC diagnosis.

Material and methods
====================

Patients
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This study was approved by the Medical Ethics Committee of the West China Hospital, Sichuan University. Three patients with lung cancers who had undergone surgical resection in the Department of Thoracic Surgery at West China Hospital, Sichuan University, were included in array analysis. All the patients were males with a history of cigarette smoking. The average age was 59±5.57 years. All the tissues were confirmed as adenocarcinoma with TNM stage I and II. Tumor tissues and para-carcinoma normal tissues were collected after the resection


respectively).

The results based on inpatients only
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The data above ([Figure 4](#f4-medscimonit-22-647){ref-type="fig"}, [Table 5](#t5-medscimonit-22-647){ref-type="table"}) were calculated with both the benign control group and the healthy control group. In fact, tumor biomarker tests are applied not only to screening asymptomatic and high-risk populations, but also to differential diagnosis for lung cancer. Although there was no statistically significant difference in miRNA-30a expression levels between the healthy group and the benign group, we re-analyzed the data excluding the healthy group. The results may be more useful for use in clinical practice. The best diagnostic cut-off value was 0.095 with 54.9% and 94.4% sensitivity and specificity, respectively ([Figure 5](#f5-medscimonit-22-647){ref-type="fig"}, [Table 6](#t6-medscimonit-22-647){ref-type="table"}).

Discussion
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Although several new tumor biomarkers have been studied recently \[[@b13-medscimonit-22-647]\], biomarkers from minor invasive procedures should be more useful in the screening and earlyFor Immediate Release

Contact: Patrick Hudson, phudson@americanhumanist.org, 202-238-9088 ext. 105.

Matthew Bulger, mbulger@americanhumanist.org, 202-238-9088 ext. 104.

(Washington, D.C., May 4th, 2017)—Leaders at the American Humanist Association oppose President Trump’s signing of a controversial Executive Order aimed at rendering large swathes of the Johnson Amendment impotent.

The Johnson Amendment, introduced in 1954, changed the tax code prohibiting religious institutions and 501(c)(3) charities from participating in the political process while being tax-exempt. Until today, Religious institutions and 501(c)(3) organizations are free to participate in campaign politics, but would have given up their right to be tax-exempt.

President Trump’s repeal of the Johnson amendment will provide an irresistible temptation of insider political access with untraceable political cash for religious leaders. The same charlatans who convince their congregants to donate because God wants them to live lavish


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The Guns We Shot:

M60 – Felt Like Rambo

M249 SAW – Schwarzenegger vs. The Predator

M4 – Right On Target

HK MP5 – No Aim What So Ever! lol

FN SCAR – Loved This Gun

SPAS 12 – Fully Automatic Shotgun, Scares the Crap Out Of Me!

KRISS SUPER V – Very Funky Weapon

410 Shotgun – Felt like a Cop Movie

Desert Eagle .50 AE – Almost broke my Wrist

PriceI missed any screenshots, I could still go grab them. This proved plenty fruitful as I wound up fixing at least 5-10 screenshots. I wrapped up preliminary reporting around 0300 of day 3, and called it a night.

03 x 1000 - Submission

The next day I woke up around 0930, checked my documentation with a clear mind, and after a few very small tweaks, I submitted the documentation to OffSec for review.

Coffee Break!

It only took one day for them to get back with me when the most fantastic news,

We are happy to inform you that you have successfully completed the Cracking the Perimeter certification exam and have obtained your Offensive Security Certified Expert (OSCE) certification.

What an incredible feeling to know that you put in some hard work, but it