the techniques. Firstly, when you see through the eyes, the eyes are not seeing: they are only openings to see. The seer is behind the eyes. That which looks through the eyes is not the eyes. That is why you can close your eyes and still see dreams, visions, images. The seer is behind the senses; he moves through the senses to the world. But if you close your senses, the seer remains within.

If the seer, this consciousness, is centered, suddenly he becomes aware of himself. And when you are aware of yourself you are aware of the total existence, because you and existence are not two. But to become aware of oneself one needs centering. By centering I mean your consciousness not being divided in many directions,SiO2 is deposited on it in the form of strips or a lattice. On the thus prepared substrate, in turn, the lateral growth of GaN may be carried out leading to a dislocation density of approx. 107/cm2.
The growth of bulk crystals of gallium nitride and other metals of group XIII (IUPAC, 1989) is extremely difficult. Standard methods of crystallization from melt and sublimation methods are not applicable because of the decomposition of the nitrides into metals and N2. In the High Nitrogen Pressure (HNP) method [“Prospects for high-pressure crystal growth of III–V nitrides” S. Porowski et al., Inst. Phys. Conf. Series, 137, 369 (1998)] this decomposition is inhibited by the use of nitrogen under the high pressure. The growth of crystals is carried out in molten gallium, i.e.


may help them discover what is causing colony collapse disorder which is devastating honey bees in Europe and America cutting some populations in half."

The parasite is believed to be new and similar to one currently affecting the bumblebee population. Scientists are still figuring out exactly how the parasite works, but an early theory by San Francisco State Professor John Hafernik holds that the parasite changes the bees' "body clocks," which causes their erratic behavior and deaths.compare also Fig. \[nbbuu\] with Fig. \[nbvlasov\].

Our simulation results also show that the transverse momentum $<P_{x}>$depends linearly on the rapidity around $<P_{x}>$=0 with both NGBD and NMDYI potentials. Fig.6 clearly shows this. The fit to the experimental data is quite good with both interactions. To increase data sensitivity to the model parameters, the extracted values of the flow parameter, $F$, are plotted as a function of the impact parameters b in Fig.7, together with the relevant data. We see that the overall agreement is quite remarkable with the NMDYI potential whereas the NGBD potential gives a larger values than the experimental measurements. The momentum–independent potential fails completely to reproduce the data. Our calculation results are consistent with the results of Ref. [@pan93], where the data is fitted by a low compressibility


slightly from the common S shape [@doss86] due to the asymmetry in collision geometry. It also differs from the linear DIOGENE data as the two detectors have widely different acceptances. In the calculation, the maximum impact parameter was evaluated within a geometrical clean cut model. The value of $b_{max}$ used was 5.8 fm. Our calculations with the NMDYI potential reproduce the data very well. A considerably larger transverse momentum transfer was generated by the NGBD potential simulations. In Fig. \[arpbpy800\] we compare the results obtained with the two potentials with data obtained with the same projectile–target combination, at 800 MeV/A. We reach similar conclusions as in the 400 MeV/A case.

Fig.10 presents the excitation function of the average in–plane transverse momentum in Ar + Pb collisions. The average transverse momentumits particle identification capabilities. In the EOS TPC measurements we shall consider, all nuclear fragments species up to $^4$He are included. The multiplicity trigger was set in order to select an interval centered about the value where the flow has its maximum. This multiplicity interval corresponds to baryon multiplicities 0.6$M^{\rm max}\ \leq\  M\ \leq\  0.9 M^{\rm max}$. $M^{\rm
max}$ is a value near the upper limit of the multiplicity spectrum where the height of the distribution has fallen to half its plateau value. In our BUU calculations, we have adjusted our impact parameter limits to reproduce the multiplicity cuts, in a geometrical clean–cut model. The integration was then carried out by sampling several impact parameter values between those two limits. The data are in–plane transverse momentum measurements


BUU calculations in considerably smaller than in cascade approaches.

Summary
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We have used the Boltzmann-Uehling-Uhlenbeck equation to describe the dynamics of nucleus-nucleus collisions. Concentrating on the momentum–dependent features of the one–body self–consistent nuclear mean field, we have seen that the precise functional dependence on momentum of the interaction was important. Taking two potentials with the exact same characteristics at saturation density and zero temperature (NGBD and NMDYI), we have shown that their behaviour in situations removed from equilibrium could be quite different. From a purely theoretical point of view we believe that approaches based on MDYI–type interactions are on a firmer basis. In GBD–like approaches, the quantity $< \vec{p} >$ was put in by hand to enforce the Galilean invariance of the potential. MDYI has Galilean invariance from the startand furthermore, the fact that it can be identified with the Fourier transform of a Yukawa potential is pleasing. Both interactions have the virtue of being relatively simple to handle (MDYI is however trickier to implement numerically). Again, in equilibrium or close to equilibrium situations it should make little difference which is used. As far as the results outlined in this paragraph go, our investigations follow in the steps of some of our previous works [@gale90].

Furthermore, keeping in mind the quantitatively different results obtained with NGBD and NMDYI, we have confirmed the idea put forward by Pan and Danielewicz [@pan93]. By performing calculations to address data on symmetric and asymmetric systems at high energies, one can indeed assess the importance of the density–dependent and momentum–dependent terms in the


you have to light your business and its lots, point the lights inward so that you aren't blinding passing motorists. If you are in your car and blinded by some light, make sure your family knows to sue the light's owner. Finally, stop using excessively bright headlights on your car; you're only blinding other drivers.compared to that of other communication systems since the instantaneous energy density of a channel in use is relatively high.
Frequency hopping FDMA communication systems (that are well coordinated by a shared time basis) improve the robustness of the transmitted signal against interferers (anti-jam characteristics). Still, the detection characteristics of the frequency hopping FDMA communication systems are not significantly improved over non-frequency hopping FDMA communication systems. In this regard, it should be noted that frequency hopping reduces that average energy density, but not the instantaneous energy density.
In Code Division MA (“CDMA”) communication systems, modulated signal energy is spread broadly over a large frequency spectrum. As a result of this spreading, the instantaneous and average energy densities are reduced. As such, the CDMA communication systems have improved robustness, anti-jam characteristics


1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to a chain that has inner plates, outer plates and connecting pins, and to a connecting pin that is assembled into the chain.
2. Description of the Related Art
Bushless roller chains are conventionally known in which pairs of outer plates, and pairs of inner plates disposed between the pairs of outer plates, are connected by connecting pins that directly support the pairs of inner plates in such a manner that the latter can pivot, and that directly support rollers disposed between the pairs of inner plates in such a manner that the rollers can rotate, and so that, as a result, the pairs of outer plates and the pairs of inner plates are alternately chained with one another, in the chainthis scheme. Dr. Gilman, who was generally paid $1,000 per hour as a consultant for the expert network firm, received more than $100,000 for his consultations with Martoma and others at the hedge fund advisory firms. Dr. Gilman also received approximately $79,000 from Elan for his consultations concerning bapi in 2007 and 2008.

The SEC's complaint charges each of the defendants with violating Section 17(a) of the Securities Act of 1933, and Section 10(b) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 and Rule 10b-5, and seeks a final judgment ordering them to disgorge their ill-gotten gains plus prejudgment interest, ordering them to pay financial penalties, and permanently enjoining them from future violations of these provisions of the federal securities laws.

Dr. Gilman has agreed to pay more than $234,000 in


disgorgement and prejudgment interest. He also agreed to a permanent injunction against further violations of the federal securities laws. The proposed settlement is subject to approval by the court, which also will determine at a later date whether any additional financial penalty is appropriate.

How is Martoma's informant different from Rajat Gupta?

While Gupta faces jail term, Dr Gilman has entered into a 'non-prosecution agreement'

Indian-origin portfolio manager Mathew Martoma faces criminal charges in the United States for illegally obtaining confidential information and using it for making gains in the stock market. But Dr Sidney Gilman, who leaked this confidential information to Martoma and others earning more than $100,000 for his consultations, has got into a “non-prosecution agreement” with a New York Attorney’s office.

Indian-origin portfolio manager Mathew Martoma faces criminal chargesthe energy efficiency of these systems, intelligent reflecting surfaces (IRSs) have been recently proposed and attracted massive interest[@Huang2019; @Taha2019; @Basar2019b; @Liang2019; @Yuan2020]. IRSs consist of a huge number of passive reflecting elements whose function is to reflect the incident signal *intelligently* into the desired directions, by means of software-controllable phase shifts. Since the IRS reflection beamforming design requires the perfect/imperfect channel knowledge, the channel estimation is a crucial aspect for the IRS interaction design problem. The massive number of passive IRS elements, however, impose a main challenge on acquiring the channel estimates; traditional channel estimation solutions will lead to either huge training overhead or prohibitive hardware complexity for the IRS architectures [@Taha2019]. Given an end goal of achieving harmonic co-existence between all the heterogeneous wireless systems, setting an


DRL model using current and past experiences, in the second part.

Let the term “experience" indicates the information captured in one learning episode, and define the concatenated *sampled* channel vector as

$$\begin{aligned}
\overline{\mathbf{h}} = \textbf{vec} \left(  \left[ \overline{\mathbf{h}}_{1}, \overline{\mathbf{h}}_{2}, \dotsc, \overline{\mathbf{h}}_{K} \right] \right).
\label{eq:noisy_ch}\end{aligned}$$

Assume that the one learning episode occurs every coherence block and let $T$ be the maximum number of episodes, $\overline{\mathbf{h}}(t)$ denotes the concatenated *sampled* channel vector at the $t^\rm{th}$ episode, where $t=1, ..., T$. Part I steps are summarized as follows.

***1. Sampled channel estimation (lines 3,13):*** The transmitter and receiver transmits two orthogonal uplink pilots. The IRS active elements will receive these pilots and estimate the *sampled* channel vectors to construct the multipath signature.

$$\begin{aligned}
 & \widehat{\overline{\bh}}_{\rm{T}, k}(t)  =  \overline{\bh}_{\rm{T},k}(t) + \bv_k, \widehat{\overline{\bh}}_{\rm{R}, k}(t) =  \overline{\bh}_{\rm{R},k}(t)material from this newspaper for non-commercial use under a Creative Commons New Zealand BY-NC-SA licence . This newspaper is not available for commercial use without the consent of Akaroa Mail Co. For advice on reproduction of out-of-copyright material from this newspaper, please refer to the Copyright guide.


they had been successfully used clinically, and are still undergoing further study. A psychotropic drug can be described according to the way in which it influences receptors, transporters, and enzymes, ie, the cellular sites of its pharmacological actions. These drugs can be selective to a greater or lesser extent. There are the so-called "dirty" drugs that influence a large number of brain systems. Chlorpromazine is an example of such a nonselective psychotropic drug as it acts as an antagonist of many dopaminergic, adrenergic, serotonergic, cholinergic, and hislarninergic receptors and has a membranestabilizing action. Clozapine is another example of a drug that acts on many cell-membrane receptors or transporters; it is difficult to explain why blocking all these systems with clozapine has led to the best results yet. seenpresent approach in psychopharmacology is essentially syndromal. For example, antidepressants are drugs aimed at treating depressive symptoms, while antipsychotics are aimed at treating schizophrenic symptoms. Similarly, antihypertensive drugs are prescribed in internal medicine to treat high blood pressure. However, a major difference is that internists know better than psychiatrists what drugs do at the pharmacological level. Internists know that they either substitute for a missing compound (eg, insulin), attack an infectious agent (ie, antibiotics), or "cheat the body" (eg, induce a dysfunction in normal physiology in order to influence a symptom). For example, drugs used for cardiac insufficiency decrease blood volume, increase the muscular capacity of the myocardium, modify vascular resistance, lower heart rate, etc. Internists have a clear idea of what occurs when a patient develops cardiac


noradrenaline (NA),and other compounds are secreted into the interstitial space by the axon and neuron, rather than released into the synaptic cleft. Overall, half of serotonergic transmission is said to be volume transmission, but this proportion varies depending on the brain structures. Thus, monoamines are classic neurotransmitters as well as neuromodulators or neurohormones. Psychotropic drugs act at all these various levels of monoamine physiology.

Brain physiology and higher brain functions
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Higher brain functions include perceptions, emotions, memory, thinking (beliefs), attention, consciousness, motivation (desire), and many others. These functions create and regulate our mental world, and the organization of the brain in regard to these functions has been discussed for centuries. René Descartes (1596-1650) recognized the central role of emotions (or "passions" as they were then called) by indicating what informationdescribe psychiatric symptoms, but rarely analyze them in terms of higher brain functions, although these symptoms certainly result, from alterations in these functions. However, establishing direct links between symptoms, higher brain functions, and modes of action of psychotropic drugs remains difficult. While discrete neuronal circuits are being discovered for particular higher brain functions, most psychotropic drugs have an overall effect on the brain, without much neuroanatomical selectivity. In addition, we do not have a definitive taxonomy of higher brain functions. In this article, we have proposed two shifts in paradigms. First, psychiatric symptoms should be analyzed in terms of which higher brain function(s) is (are) abnormal, ie, they should be analyzed as dysfunctions of higher brain functions. Second, psychotropic drugs should be seen as modifying normal higher brain


functions, rather than merely treating symptoms, which they do only secondarily. Our proposal may facilitate comprehension of the links between psychotropic medications and their clinical effects. The challenge is to confront theoretical and pathophysiological models with the present descriptive clinical approach, and to establish a new classification of psychiatric disorders based on the elaborate psychological and physiological concepts derived from the neurosciences.
been accompanied by a reduction in base performance, such as increased creep and/or stress cracking.
Certain applications require a pressurized container incorporating one or more gas barrier materials, typically as a multilayer structure including one or more barrier layers alternating with one or more structural layers. However, pressurized multilayer containers often have a problem with layer delamination, either during pressurized filling, or later during storage and use.
Burst pressure is a commonly specified parameter which defines the minimum or average pressure at which containers can be filled without substantial evidence of cracking and/or delamination. Drop impact is another test for delamination and crack resistance. In one drop impact test a filled and capped container is dropped from a height of six feet onto a hard (e.g., steel) surface and then


the flight for early the next morning. They provided a bus transfer to Reykjavik along with a nice hotel and a lovely free dinner. So we enjoyed seeing the city for free and flew to Greenland with no problems early the next day.

Day 2

The views from the plane as we approached Narsarsuaq were spectacular. The plane had to manoeuvre at close range to the mountains, and our excitement grew as icebergs came in to view along with glaciers and snow covered peaks. The landing was a little alarming as the runway is a few feet from the edge of the Fjord.

We stepped off the plane and into the cold crisp morning air taking stock of the tiny airport and finding our bearings. Blue ice the Greenland travel agencyvisibility into the activity of IT staff, and only 7% can monitor the activity of users. This result is the worst among all industries that participated in the survey.

Knowing what is going on in your IT infrastructure is essential to any data-centric security approach. After all, if you don’t know who has access to your sensitive data and when that data is being used, how can you possibly ensure that data access is limited to authorized personnel only, and these employees deal with the data in an appropriate manner?

Only 18% of educational entities have visibility into the activity of IT staff

The situation gets worse when sensitive data is stored in the cloud. Companies in all sectors are often unsatisfied with the poor controls offered by cloud providers and


enabling access to data and services by anyone from anywhere at any time — becomes an obstacle to effective data protection, because it increases the chance of insiders misusing sensitive data and gives attackers an easier path to sensitive data, especially if they can compromise a valid account, which likely has extensive access rights.

62% of educational institutions named employees as their main security risk

As a result, 62% of educational institutions named employees as their main security risk. This was higher than any other industry surveyed; in second place was the healthcare industry, with 55% of respondents naming employees as their main cloud security problem.

Cloud future: positive but not over-enthusiastic

The people who are responsible for IT security in educational institutions also have to keep the IT infrastructure up and(n = 33). LTP was induced in cells with firing patterns characteristic of regular-spiking, fast-spiking, or bursting cells. LTP was expressed, for the most part, in kainate/AMPA receptor-mediated responses; however, potentiation of NMDA receptor-mediated components was also observed. Induction of LTP was prevented when either NMDA receptors or dihydropyridine-sensitive Ca2+ channels (DSCCs) were blocked, although blockade of DSCCs was less effective in preventing LTP induction. Based on the present data and previous LTP studies, we suggest that in many forms of LTP more than one mechanism participates in the induction process. The present findings may be relevant to the synaptic mechanisms underlying functional plasticity in motor cortex.


For most of the history of television, the barrier to syndication—and to profitability—has been 100 episodes. The shows that have made it to that mark are an unusual group. Many were big hits. Some found small cult audiences. Still others just hung on as best they could and never posted numbers quite low enough to be canceled. In 100 Episodes, we examine the shows that made it to that number, considering both how they advanced and reflected the medium and what contributed to their popularity.

After taking control of the Walt Disney company in 1984, Michael Eisner and Frank Wells had a simple goal for the company’s animation division: It had to be at the top of every possible medium. While the benefits of that strategy in the company’sJust had a discussion with BBD on this too. IMO, I don't think that's our biggest problem. I still think our biggest problem is too many trashy players.

I bash Romo, but I've come to realize that he's not mentally weak. He's just too confident for his own good. He trusts that he'll make a delivery that he can't cash in on. That to me is not being mentally weak. He is tough.

Witten is tough. Dez has swag that oozes out of his pants... so much that he loves to show America his butt crack every time he has the ball in his hands. Miles is damn tough and damn clutch. Murray will be a leader on this team soon with the way he runs. We haven't had someone


with the way he runs. We haven't had someone who could break a tackle like him since the prime of MB3. It's all about not giving up on the play. Hell... even Costa was called a bulldog by Garrett and that was arguably the weakest spot on offense. My point is it's not about desire and mental toughness as much as it simply was just not being good enough at our areas of weakness. Our weaknesses were not average weaknesses. They were BAAAAAAAAAAAAAAD.

On defense we really only had 2 guys doing their job right all season. Ware and Lee. Everyone else struggled and most struggled badly. That side of the ball is simply a joke. We need an infusion of talent. We need to do what the Texans= Instant Explosiveness.

Learn to read. Some breaks plus a hot QB is the difference between 6-10 and SB winner..

And I was being sarcastic on the Cowboys fan point, but you missed that too.

How fans can see this Cowboys team, year after year, lose games in the most improbable ways (while the GMen win) and not think mental toughness is not 80% of the problem ... I just don't get it.

Did Eli Manning miss one opportunity this season to win a game for the GMen on their last drive?

Did the GMen give up any TDs in the last two mintues of any halves or games to give up leads?

.... sorry, but I have way tooooooo many under 2 minutes drives for points given up by this team right before


better decisions.

Dez is a damn fighter, so I don't even know what you mean by him being mentally weak. He's clutch 99.9% of the time and he's one of the rare guys on the sidelines firing guys up. I want more barkers like him on the team. Guys who thrive when the pressure is on and will step up and be leaders.

The rest of those guys ... thier problem is more about lacking talent and skill for the position. Not mental strength. I keep preaching that it's a talent deficiency. These guys would be a helluva lot more confident and mentally strong if they had the skill and talent to dominate. ...but they just don't. At least with Ratliff and Free you could move them to a differentOL is a joke of talent assembly. You could put the incredible hulk's brain in them and they'd still stink.

Might not be as bad as we got, but he does nothing to significantly improve our situation, so I would pass on him rather than add him and falsely think that our problems are solved and stop looking at others.

The worst would be signing him and then going into the draft thinking... we don't need to draft Brandon Boykins or Jayron Hosely in the 3rd because we have Stanford Routt.

How fans can think we have enough talent to win, but just don't have the mental toughness to make it work... that is what I don't get.

Our talent, especially on defense... it's pathetic. ...and on offense, the same... interior OL


saw no traces of Lucifer, thankfully (and that part of the legend escaped me until just now while researching the cave!) Today you can climb some steps for some precious views of the city.

Next, I went to the Parador, which didn’t impress me much. I took advantage of exploring the area near the river more. I stopped at a bar-café, Mordiscos I believe, and the waiter happened to be from Bilbao. Although I don’t support the local team (I am a diehard culé (Barça supporter) along with my #1 team, València CF), whenever I see an Athletic item, I have to ask. I do like how Athletic will only sign players from the Basque region, and I believe La Liga would be more interesting with Spanish-only players (II recently had the opportunity to travel to Zeist, Netherlands a small town near Amsterdam that hosts Stichting De Ezelsociëteit (est.2001) an organization of people dedicated to helping donkeys have meaningful lives in the chaos of 21st century living.

I was fortunate to spend an afternoon hanging out with 23 donkeys and a few of their human helpers who are concerned with the well-being of our animal brethren.

Robert, a long-time volunteer at the society, patiently introduced me to each donkey and explained the animal’s presence at the farm. All the beasts were lovely and enjoyed being petted until feeding time came; then all bets were off as the donks made a rush toward their troughs.

Stichting De Ezelsociëteit makes sure that their animal feed is pesticide free. Each donkey has


and a washing machine.

Rooms & Availability

Rentcostadelsol Marbella-El Faro

The apartment features a designated area for smoking and an elevator. This property offers airport transfer, shuttle service and ironing service.

The property is located 1050 meters from Teatro Ciudad de Marbella. A 10-minute walk to the center of Marbella. The venue is set next to a bus stop and 100 meters from Scubies Restaurant & Bar and Skandies where guests can dine.

Rentcostadelsol Marbella-El Faro has guestrooms appointed with climate control, a private safe, pay television, multi-channel TV and a CD player and provides ideal lodging in Marbella. The rooms come with hardwood furnishings. There are pillow-top mattresses and feather pillows available. A marble bathroom offers a hairdryer, soft bathrobes and towels.

Guests can make use of a microwave, an electric kettle, a(b) of the present invention, inulin and/or hydrolyzed inulin carboxylic acid ester, sucrose fatty acid ester, acylamino acid derivatives, metallic soap or organic modified clay mineral can be used.
In an oily cosmetic composition, the blending amount of gelling agent of component (A-1) is from 5 to 20%. When the amount of gelling agent of component (A-1) is smaller than 5%, the preparation of stabilized oily cosmetic composition becomes difficult and when the amount of gelling agent is larger than 20%, the fluidity of the oily cosmetic composition is deteriorated. And, in the case of W/O type emulsified cosmetic composition, the gelling agent of component (A-1) acts as the gelling agent for the outer phase oil. The blending amount of gelling agent of component (A-1) is from 1 to


among the assortment of objects carried in Catholic processions. They were affixed to a pole and carried above crowds. A scene from a detached, 15th-century fresco gives us a glimpse of how this might have looked, showing a kneeling man amongst other kneeling men and confraternity members holding up a standard depicting the Madonna of Mercy.

At the time, many terms were used for these standards. But Getty paintings conservator Sue Ann Chui told me that the Italian word segno was used specifically “to describe an object that consists of a pole surmounted by a depiction directly related to the organization to which it belongs” (see this article for details).

Standards were designed to be seen from both sides: The painting on one side would honor significant events in Christianagreed to pay $38 million to settle U.S. litigation over allegations it illegally conspired with other banks to fix silver prices at the expense of investors. The settlement, disclosed in papers filed in Manhattan federal court, concludes one of many recent lawsuits in which investors have accused banks of conspiring to rig the precious metal markets. However, until now there was never any formal closure. Today, that closure cost Deutsche Bank $38 million.

While the amount is tiny for the German bank, now that it is enshrined in case law, it will unleash dozens of similar class action lawsuits, each tweaked a little, and each demanding tens of millions from the gold and silver rigging banks. As Reuters adds, the settlement had been expected since April, though terms had


yet to be disclosed. In court papers, lawyers for the investors say the deal will likely be an "ice breaker" that will serve as a catalyst for other banks to settle.

Vincent Briganti, a lawyer for the investors, said the deal provides "substantial monetary compensation plus cooperation from Deutsche Bank in the continued prosecution of this important case against the non-settling defendants."

As a reminder, in the litigation profiled here most recently, investors claimed Deutsche Bank, HSBC Holdings Plc and Bank of Nova Scotia (ScotiaBank) rigged silver prices through a secret daily meeting called the Silver Fix, and accused UBS AG of exploiting that fix. The alleged conspiracy started by 1999, suppressed prices on roughly $30 billion of silver and silver financial instruments traded each year, and enabled the banksto pocket returns that could top 100 percent annualized, the investors said.

Earlier this month, U.S. District Judge Valerie Caproni ruled the investors had sufficiently, "albeit barely," alleged that Deutsche Bank, HSBC and ScotiaBank violated U.S. antitrust law by conspiring to depress the Silver Fix from 2007 to 2013. At the same time, the judge dismissed UBS from the case, saying there was nothing showing it manipulated prices, even if it benefited from distortions.

The Judge added that the investors could amend their complaint, including against UBS, and a lawyer for the investors has said they planned to do so.

So who gets to benefit from the settlement?

We have reason to believe that there are at least hundreds of geographically dispersed persons and entities that fall within the Settlement Class definition.


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abstract: 'We develop a general approach to prove K-stability of Fano varieties. The new theory is used to (a)prove the existence of Kähler-Einstein metrics on all smooth Fano hypersurfaces of Fano index two, (b)to compute the stability thresholds for hypersurfaces at generalized Eckardt points and for cubic surfaces at all points, and (c)to provide a new algebraic proof of Tian’s criterion for K-stability, amongst other applications.'
address:
- '*Hamid Ahmadinezhad* [Department of Mathematical Sciences, Loughborough University, Loughborough LE11 3TU, UK `h.ahmadinezhad@lboro.ac.uk`]{.nodecor}'
- '*Ziquan Zhuang* [Department of Mathematics, MIT, Cambridge, MA, 02139, USA `ziquan@mit.edu`]{.nodecor}'
author:
- Hamid Ahmadinezhad
- Ziquan Zhuang
bibliography:
- 'ref.bib'
title: 'K-stability of Fano varieties via admissible flags'
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Introduction
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Introduced by Tian [@Tian-K-stability-defn] and reformulated algebraically by Donaldson [@Don-K-stability-defn], K-stability is an algebro-geometric property of Fano varieties that detects the existence of Kähler-Einstein metric. By thethe process. This is exactly how we compute the stability thresholds in Theorems \[main:delta at Eckardt pt\] and \[main:counterexamples\].

More generally, instead of using an auxiliary divisor to refine the class of basis type divisors, we can also use an admissible flag, which is an important tool in the construction of Okounkov bodies of line bundles, see for example [@LM-okounkov-body]. Indeed, in the inductive proof of the K-semistability of ${\mathbb{P}}^n$ as outlined above, we already implicitly use the full flags of linear subspaces. One can similarly define the compatibility of a basis type divisor with an admissible flag and show that in order to compute the stability threshold it suffices to consider basis type divisors which are compatible with a chosen flag; see Section \[sec:adj\] for details. To prove


the second author’s visit to Loughborough University in July 2019. We would like to thank Loughborough Institute for Advanced Studies for their hospitality. We are grateful to Harold Blum, Yuchen Liu, Xiaowei Wang, Chenyang Xu and Kewei Zhang for helpful discussions and comments.

Preliminaries
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Notation and conventions
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We work over ${\mathbb{C}}$. Unless otherwise specified, all varieties are assumed to be normal and projective. A pair $(X,\Delta)$ consists of a variety $X$ and an effective ${\mathbb{Q}}$-divisor $\Delta$ such that $K_X+\Delta$ is ${\mathbb{Q}}$-Cartier. The notions of klt and lc singularities are defined as in [@Kol-mmp]\*[Definition 2.8]{}. The non-lc center ${\mathrm{Nlc}}(X,\Delta)$ of a pair $(X,\Delta)$ is the set of closed points $x\in X$ such that $(X,\Delta)$ is not lc at $x$. If $\pi:Y\to X$ is a projective birational morphism and $E$ is a primeis given by a collection of subspaces ${\mathcal{F}}^\lambda V$ indexed by a totally ordered abelian monoid $\Lambda$ (in which case we also call the filtration a $\Lambda$-filtration) such that ${\mathcal{F}}^{\lambda_0} V=V$, ${\mathcal{F}}^{\lambda_1} V=0$ for some $\lambda_0,\lambda_1\in \Lambda$ and ${\mathcal{F}}^\lambda V\subseteq {\mathcal{F}}^{\lambda'} V$ whenever $\lambda\ge \lambda'$. For each $\lambda\in\Lambda$, we set ${\mathrm{Gr}}_{\mathcal{F}}^\lambda V = {\mathcal{F}}^\lambda V / \cup_{\mu>\lambda}{\mathcal{F}}^\mu V$. A basis $s_1,\cdots,s_N$ (where $N=\dim V$) of $V$ is said to be compatible with ${\mathcal{F}}$ if every ${\mathcal{F}}^\lambda V$ is the span of some $s_i$.

Most filtrations we use are induced by a divisor or an admissible flag.

\[ex:filtration from div\] Let $L$ be a ${\mathbb{Q}}$-Cartier ${\mathbb{Q}}$-divisor on $X$ and let $V\subseteq H^0(X,L)$ be a subspace. Let $E$ be a divisor over $X$. Then it induces an ${\mathbb{R}}$-filtration ${\mathcal{F}}_E$ on $V$ by


Note that the divisor class $c_1(D)\in {\mathrm{Cl}}(X)_{\mathbb{Q}}$ of an $m$-basis type divisor does not depend on the choice of $D$. We denote it by $c_1(W_{m,{\vec{\bullet}}})$.

Let $(X,\Delta)$ be a klt pair and let $Z$ be a closed subset of $X$. Let ${W_{\vec{\bullet}}}$ be an ${\mathbb{N}}\times {\mathbb{N}}^r$-graded linear series on $X$ with bounded support, let ${\mathcal{F}}$ be a filtration on ${W_{\vec{\bullet}}}$ and let $E$ be a divisor over $X$. Similar to §\[sec:K-defn\], for each $m\in M({W_{\vec{\bullet}}})$ we set $$\begin{aligned}
    S_m({W_{\vec{\bullet}}},{\mathcal{F}};E) & = \sup_D {\mathrm{ord}}_E(D) \\
    \delta_m({W_{\vec{\bullet}}},{\mathcal{F}}) = \delta_m(X,\Delta;{W_{\vec{\bullet}}},{\mathcal{F}}) & = \inf_D {\mathrm{lct}}(X,\Delta;D) \\
    \delta_{Z,m}({W_{\vec{\bullet}}},{\mathcal{F}}) = \delta_{Z,m}(X,\Delta;{W_{\vec{\bullet}}},{\mathcal{F}}) & = \inf_D {\mathrm{lct}}_Z(X,\Delta;D)\end{aligned}$$ where each supremum or infimum runs over all $m$-basis type ${\mathbb{Q}}$-divisors $D$ of ${W_{\vec{\bullet}}}$ that are compatible with ${\mathcal{F}}$. We then\frac{T_m({W_{\vec{\bullet}}};E)}{m} = \sup_{m\in {\mathbb{N}}} \frac{T_m({W_{\vec{\bullet}}};E)}{m}.$$ One can check as in [@BC-okounkov-body]\*[Lemma 1.6]{} that for any $t< T({W_{\vec{\bullet}}};E)$ the multi-graded linear series ${W_{\vec{\bullet}}}^t$ contains an ample series. Therefore, for any fixed admissible flag ${Y_{\bullet}}$ of length $n=\dim X$ centered at a general point of $X$, we have the associated Okounkov bodies $\Delta^t=\Delta_{{Y_{\bullet}}}({W_{\vec{\bullet}}}^t)$ ($t\in{\mathbb{R}}$). The result is now simply a consequence of properties of Okounkov bodies. More precisely, consider the function $G\colon \Delta:=\Delta^0\to [0,T({W_{\vec{\bullet}}};E)]$ given by $$G(\gamma)=\sup\{t\in{\mathbb{R}}\,|\,\gamma\in \Delta^t\}.$$ It is straightforward to check that $G$ is concave and hence continuous in the interior of $\Delta$. By the exact same proof of [@BJ-delta]\*[Lemma 2.9]{} (using [@BC-okounkov-body]\*[Theorem 1.11]{}), we get the equality (where $\rho$ is the Lebesgue measure on $\Delta^0$) $$S({W_{\vec{\bullet}}};E)=\frac{1}{{\mathrm{vol}}(\Delta)}\int_{\Delta}G {\mathrm{d}}\rho = \lim_{m\to \infty} S_m({W_{\vec{\bullet}}};E)$$ and an estimate $$S_m({W_{\vec{\bullet}}};E)\le \frac{m^{n+r}}{h^0(W_{m,{\vec{\bullet}}})} \int_{\Delta}G{\mathrm{d}}\rho_m$$


we see that $$\pi^*D= S_m({V_{\vec{\bullet}}};F)\cdot F + \frac{1}{mN_m}\sum_{{\vec{a}}}\sum_{j=0}^{\infty} D_{{\vec{a}},j} =: S_m({V_{\vec{\bullet}}};F)\cdot F + \Gamma$$ where each $D_{{\vec{a}},j}$ doesn’t contain $F$ in its support and $D_{{\vec{a}},j}|_F$ is a basis type divisor for $W_{m,{\vec{a}},j}$. In other words, $\Gamma|_F$ is an $m$-basis type ${\mathbb{Q}}$-divisor of ${W_{\vec{\bullet}}}$ (notice that $h^0(W_{m,{\vec{\bullet}}})=h^0(V_{m,{\vec{\bullet}}})$). Letting $m\to \infty$, we obtain $$\label{eq:c_1 of refinement}
    c_1({W_{\vec{\bullet}}}) = (\pi^*c_1({V_{\vec{\bullet}}}) - S({V_{\vec{\bullet}}};F)\cdot F)|_F.$$ These observations also allow us to relate the stability thresholds of ${V_{\vec{\bullet}}}$ and ${W_{\vec{\bullet}}}$ via inversion of adjunction. In particular, we get the following consequence:

\[thm:delta adj via div\] With the above notation and assumptions, let $Z\in X$ be a subvariety and let $Z_0$ be an irreducible component of $Z\cap C_X(F)$. Let $\Delta_Y$ be the strict transform of $\Delta$ on $Y$ $($but remove the component $F$$E$ over $S$, then $E$ is a divisor *on* $S$. By Lemma \[lem:F=ample Cartier\], it follows that $\delta_x(-K_X)=\frac{1}{2}\delta_x(H)\ge \frac{2}{3}\delta(H|_S)\ge 1$ for all $x\in X$, thus $X$ is K-semistable. If it is not K-stable, then by another use of Lemma \[lem:F=ample Cartier\] and the same argument as in Corollary \[cor:fano small deg\], we have $\beta_X(E)=0$ for some divisor $E$ *on* $X$. But since $X$ has Picard number one and is not ${\mathbb{P}}^3$, this is a contradiction as before and therefore $X$ is K-stable.

Surface case {#sec:surface}
------------

We next investigate the surface case where almost everything can be explicitly computed. First recall from [@BLX-openness]\*[Theorem 1.5]{} that if a log Fano pair $(X,\Delta)$ is not K-stable, then its stability threshold is computed by a quasi-monomial valuation $v$ that is an lc place of


by induction on $r$, the number of irreducible components of $\lfloor \Delta \rfloor$, that $h^1(S,{\mathcal{O}}_S(D))\le r$. If $r=0$, then $(S,\Delta)$ is klt, thus $H^1(S,{\mathcal{O}}_S(D))=0$ by Kawamata-Viehweg vanishing. In general, let $C$ be an irreducible component of $\lfloor \Delta \rfloor$. By assumption $(D-K_S-\Delta\cdot C)\ge 0$ which gives $\deg (D|_C-K_C)\ge (\Delta-C\cdot C)\ge 0$, thus $h^1(C,{\mathcal{O}}_C(D))\le 1$ by Serre duality. By induction hypothesis (applied to the pair $(S,\Delta-C)$), we have $h^1(S,{\mathcal{O}}_S(D-C))\le r-1$, thus $h^1(S,{\mathcal{O}}_S(D))\le r$ via the exact sequence $0\to {\mathcal{O}}_S(D-C)\to {\mathcal{O}}_S(D)\to {\mathcal{O}}_C(D)\to 0$.

Let $\pi\colon T\to S$ be the prime blow up associated to $E$ and let $L=-r(K_S+\Delta)$. By assumption, $E$ is an lc center of some ${\mathbb{Q}}$-complement $\Gamma$ of $(S,\Delta)$. In particular, we have $$K_T+D_T+E\sim_{\mathbb{Q}}\pi^*(K_S+\Delta+\Gamma)\sim_{\mathbb{Q}}0$$ for some effective ${\mathbb{Q}}$-divisor $D_T$ on $T$ and $(T,D_T+E)$ is lc. Note that $E$ is$g_i$ with $i\ge \ell+1$; it follows that $f=F(g_1,\cdots,g_s)$ vanishes along $Q$, a contradiction. Therefore, ${\mathrm{gr}}_{v_0} R$ is not finitely generated.

Hypersurfaces with Eckardt points {#sec:eckardt}
---------------------------------

Let $X\subseteq {\mathbb{P}}^{n+1}$ be a smooth hypersurface of degree $d\ge 2$. Recall that $x\in X$ is called a generalized Eckardt point if the tangent hyperplane section $D=T_x X\cap X\subseteq X$ at $x$ satisfies ${\mathrm{mult}}_x D=d$. In this case $D$ is isomorphic to the cone over $F(X,x)$, the Hilbert scheme of lines in $X$ passing through $x$, which is a hypersurface of degree $d$ in ${\mathbb{P}}^{n-1}$. It is in fact smooth by the following easy lemma.

Let $X\subseteq {\mathbb{P}}^{n+1}$ be a smooth hypersurface of degree $d\ge 2$ and let $x\in X$ be a generalized Eckardt point. Then $F(X,x)$ is smooth.

We may assume that $x=[0:\cdots:0:1]$. Up to a


equation of $L$ resp. $Q)$.

For each $a,b>0$, let $\nu_{a,b}$ be the quasi-monomial valuation over $x\in X$ defined by $\nu_{a,b}(u)=a$ and $\nu_{a,b}(v)=b$. We first identify the minimizer of $\frac{A_X(\nu_{a,b})}{S_X(\nu_{a,b})}$. For this choose coprime integers $a,b>0$ and let $\pi\colon Y=Y_{a,b}\to X$ be the weighted blow up at $x$ with ${\mathrm{wt}}(u)=a$ and ${\mathrm{wt}}(v)=b$. Let $E$ be the exceptional divisor and let ${\widetilde{L}}$ (resp. ${\widetilde{Q}}$) be the strict transform of $L$ (resp. $Q$). Assume that $b<2a$. Then similar to the calculations in previous cases we have (c.f. ) $$N_\sigma(-\pi^*K_X-tE) =
    \begin{cases}
        0 & \text{if } 0\le t\le b, \\
        \frac{t-b}{a+b}{\widetilde{L}}& \text{if } b<t\le \frac{a(2a+3b)}{2a+b}, \\
        \frac{2t-2a-b}{b}{\widetilde{L}}+ \frac{(2a+b)t-a(2a+3b)}{b^2}{\widetilde{Q}}& \text{if} \frac{a(2a+3b)}{2a+b}<t\le a+b,
    \end{cases}$$ $$\begin{aligned}
    {\mathrm{vol}}_{Y|E}(-\pi^*K_X-tE) & = \big(P_\sigma (-\pi^*K_X-tE) \cdot E \big) = -\frac{1}{2}\cdot \frac{{\mathrm{d}}}{{\mathrm{d}}t}{\mathrm{vol}}(-\pi^*K_X-tE) \\
    & = \begin{cases}
        \frac{t}{ab} & \text{if } 0\le t\le b, \\
        \frac{t+a}{a(a+b)} & \text{if } b<t\le \frac{a(2a+3b)}{2a+b}, \\
        \frac{4(a+b-t)}{b^2} & \text{if } \frac{a(2a+3b)}{2a+b}<t\le a+b,
    \end{cases}\end{aligned}$$ and $$S(-K_X;E)=\frac{2}{(-K_X)^2}\int_0^{a+b} {\mathrm{vol}}_{Y|E}(-\pi^*K_X-tE){\mathrm{d}}t=\frac{10a^2+19ab+3b^2}{9(2a+b)}.$$ Note that $\frac{A_X(\nu_{a,b})}{S_X(\nu_{a,b})}$ only depends on the ratio $\frac{a}{b}$, thus by continuity [@BLX-openness]\*[Proposition 2.4]{} we have $$\frac{A_X(\nu_{a,b})}{S_X(\nu_{a,b})}=\frac{9(a+b)(2a+b)}{10a^2+19ab+3b^2}$$ for all $a,b\in{\mathbb{R}}_+$. It achieves its minimum $\lambda = \frac{9}{25-8\sqrt{6}}$ when $\frac{a}{b}=\mu:=\frac{1+\sqrt{6}}{2}>\frac{1}{2}$. In particular, we have $\delta_x(X)\le \lambda$. It remains to show $\delta_x(X)\ge \lambda$.

Choose a sequence of coprime integers $a_m,b_m>0$ ($m=1,2,\cdots$) such that


covered with concrete planks (135.0 cm × 16.7 cm × 2.5 cm) containing 14 holes (4 cm in diameter) for seedling fixation ([@B3]). Plump seeds were surface-sterilized in a 2.5% NaClO solution for 15 min, and then washed three times with distilled water. In an illumination incubator, seeds were germinated at 30°C and transplanted into the holes after 30 days. 56 seedlings for each line were planted in a randomized complete block design with two replications. The nutrient solution was formulated with a N concentration of 7 mg L^-1^, as described previously ([@B4], [@B3]).

When transplanting, the nutrient solution was poured into the ponds and refreshed every 10 days. In order to maintain pH between 5.5 and 6.5, we added diluted H~2~SO~4~. We also improved O~2~ supply and usedX~100~ on chromosome 2, X~176~ on chromosome 4, X~231~ on chromosome 6, X~234~ on chromosome 6 X~343~ on chromosome 10 and X~354~ on chromosome 10, respectively. *qNUE6.1*, is the QTL having the largest contribution to the phenotypic variance with its contribution of 12.34% (**Table [2](#T2){ref-type="table"}**).

### Grain Yield

Two putative QTL for GY were detected. These QTL, with their locations and phenotypic contributions, were as follows: *qGY6.1* in X~231~ on chromosome 6 (6.28%), and *qGY8.1* in X~277~ on chromosome 8 (7.31%) (**Table [3](#T3){ref-type="table"}**).

######

Quantitative trait loci mapping associated with GY and BY in rice plants under hydroponic culture.

  Traits   Bins     QTL         Interval (bp)        Interval size (bp)


National Natural Science Foundation of China (31100863 and 31571608) the Natural Science Fund for Colleges and Universities in Jiangsu Province (15KJA210003), the Prospective Agricultural Project of Yangzhou City (YZ2014165), the Research and Innovation Program of Postgraduates in Jiangsu Province (CXZZ12-0906), and the Priority Academic Program Development of Jiangsu Higher Education Institutions.

[^1]: Edited by: *Maoteng Li, Huazhong University of Science and Technology, China*

[^2]: Reviewed by: *Liezhao Liu, College of Agronomy and Biotechnology, Southwest University, China; Meixue Zhou, University of Tasmania, Australia; John Lu, Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada, Canada*

[^3]: ^†^*These authors have contributed equally to this work.*

[^4]: This article was submitted to Crop Science and Horticulture, a section of the journal Frontiers in Plant Science
A low glycaemic index breakfast cereal preferentially prevents children's cognitive performance from declining throughout the morning.
This study investigated whether the glycaemic index (GI) of breakfast cereal differentially affects children's attention and memory. Using a balanced cross-over design, on two consecutive mornings 64 children aged 6-11 years were given a high GI cereal and a low GI cereal in a counterbalanced order. They performed a series of computerised tests of attention and memory, once prior to breakfast and three times following breakfast at hourly intervals. The results indicate that children's performance declines throughout the morning and that this decline can be significantly reduced following the intake of a low GI cereal as compared with a high GI cereal on measures of accuracy of attention (M=-6.742 and -13.510, respectively, p<0.05)


Q:

Browser not sending `Authorization` header set on deep url to root url

When I ask user for HTTP Basic Auth at some URL, browser sends Authorization header only for this and some other URLs.
Testcase script written in PHP:
http://testauth.veadev.tk/
There are three URLs to ask for credentials (you can use any random).
Logout link (drops current credential after pressing "Cancel" button in browser auth form, not working in IE).
Links to root URL and some test deeper URLs.
Questions:

Why browser not sending Authorization header at / URL if HTTP/1.0 401 Unauthorized was sent at /system/dev?
To repeat: open clean http://testauth.veadev.tk/, click Auth2, enter any credentials, you'll be forwarded to / after that. You'll see Auth: null which means no credentials header was sent by browser.
Why does browser send  Authorization header at / if HTTP/1.0field of the Request-URI also
  are within the protection space specified by the Basic realm value of
  the current challenge. A client MAY preemptively send the
  corresponding Authorization header with requests for resources in that
  space without receipt of another challenge from the server.

If you are using Digest Challenge, section 3.2 states that you may specify a domain in the WWW-Authenticate header to indicate what the protection space will be. I would try setting that to something like domain=/.  I am not sure if this will work with Basic authorization, but it wouldn't hurt to try it; if not, Digest authorization is not much more difficult to work with and is a bit more secure.


+ 4 + 4, -8 = 3*u + 2*r. Let d be t(u). Suppose -2*y + d = -4. Solve -k + q + 7 = 0, -y*k - 2*q + 7 = q for k.
4
Suppose 3 = -3*m + 15. Let a = -5 + 13. Suppose 2*b - 4 = 2*g, -4*b = -5*b - 2*g + a. Solve b*u + 5*c - 26 = -0*c, 2*u = m*c for u.
4
Let s(r) = r - 3. Let c be s(6). Suppose -5 + 17 = c*k. Solve -4*d = j - 1 - 7, 2*j + 20 = k*d for d.
3
Let u(q) = q + 8. Let v be u(-6). Let p(f) = -3*f + 7*f + 5 - 5*f. Let h be p(4). Solve 15showed a "double-peaked" pattern with the least number of episodes occurring between midnight and 8 am. The mean onset atrial cycle length of persistent AT was significantly shorter than the paroxysmal AT episodes (200 +/- 37 ms vs 240 +/- 39 ms, P <.005). The atrial cycle lengths at arrhythmia onset of both paroxysmal and persistent AT episodes also demonstrated circadian variation. There is a circadian distribution of onsets for persistent AT with predominance at night. Patients with persistent AF have >1 type of atrial arrhythmia with differences in the onset patterns and atrial cycle lengths, suggesting different triggers and onset mechanisms.


expressions from an algorithmic description of a combinational function. The combinational function includes NAND and NOR expressions. The SWAMI Weinberger implementation is however limited to NMOS technology. Further, the Weirberger array methodology does not allow the mixture of dynamic and static gates, and is unable to incorporate such circuit structures as buffers or registers.
U.S. Pat. No. 4,319,396 issued to Law et al. discloses a gate-matrix method for fabricating insulated gate field-effect transistor (IGFET) circuits, wherein a plurality of static gate transistors are formed at selected intersections of rows and columns in an array, each row having a single gate conductor and each column forming vertical borders for the transistor source and drain regions formed therein. The columns are spaced from each other to provide spacing between horizontally adjacentleft block. The right block will preferably route the conductors toward the right until the x-coordinate of the second terminal of the corresponding terminal pair is reached, and the left block will preferably route the river routing conductors toward the left until this x-coordinate is reached. The river routing conductors for the rightmost block are routed with the rightmost conductor going first, and the river routing conductors for the left block are routed with the leftmost conductor being routed first. In this manner, there is no conflict between the river-routed conductors of the left and right blocks.
In another aspect of the invention, the logic circuitry includes a plurality of dynamic logic circuits each having non-Boolean circuit elements. Each dynamic logic circuit has a plurality of logic gate transistors


term. If the row indices of the transistors in the second group match those of the first group, a column index is assigned to the compared second group such that the source and drain regions of the transistors will be merged with respective source and drain regions of the compared first group. In this way, a technical advantage is obtained in that the spacing usually provided between transistors of different terms is eliminated, in the horizontal or row direction. The matching algorithm is preferably next applied to a next selected pair of first and second groups, so that horizontal merging between the source and drain areas of like transistor groups can be effected wherever possible. The method is then continued with a third term in relation to thevector, then the second, then the third. i.e.
# 0.7    4.2     28.5

For convenience, here output as if these were all run separately
test_funct(4, 6) # 0.7
test_funct(3.5, 6) # 4.2
test_funct(3, 6.5) # 28.5

How can I vectorize a function that subsets data based on its inputs so that it can receive vector inputs?

A:

The problem is that filter takes vector inputs, so it will recycle the vectors in the Sepal.width and Sepal.length comparisons.
One way to do this would be to use map2 from the purrr package:
map2_dbl(sep_wid_vector, sep_len_vector, test_funct)

Of course you could then wrap this in a function. You might also want to consider passing in the data frame as a function parameter.

A:

You can use  Vectorize:
tv <- Vectorize(test_funct)

tv(sep_wid_vector, sep_len_vector)
# [1]  0.7


nod in agreement that wealth will trickle down, then they install an impermeable barrier to reduce that trickle to mere molecules.

I would propose something along the lines of Jonathan Swift's comments on children as to how the wealthy should be treated -- we should eat them! Every time I see a picture of Carlos Slim, I think that he's not slim at all, nice amount of marbling on that meat, he would be great barbecued. Maybe a little adobada marinade and then just plop him on the asadero --yum! The only drawback I can see is at first there would be a lot like Sumner Redstone and Kirk Kirkorian; way past their prime and tough and stringy. You would have to stew them a long time to makemade the cost of entry so high.

So the idea here is that the rich are hogging the wealth. Wealth is produced by the people and the rich are people who are stealing this wealth. If we could kick these people out of the system, then other people would have their turn.

Or as one person wrote:

Make the income tax progressive again with no limit on the top marginal rate. Let it rise above 100%. It would be a polite way of asking the biggest pigs to step away from the trough and let the others have a chance.

In their reality, the Bill Gates or the Henry Fords of the world are easily replaced. Everyone can do what they did if they just got a chance instead of being held


straight forward on this point: We want to do the things we want to do and we don't want to do the things we don't want to do. Capitalism works reasonably well as a way to motivate people to do what they're good at rather than doing just what they want to do.

Simple answer: to liberals yes, Rich people are greedy pigs; to conservatives the answer is no, Rich people are to be admired for raising their wealth and investing their money in ways that lead to more opportunity for everyone.

I think you're a brave man for tackling this subject, regardless. I can't agree with the 'greedy pigs' statement as I know a few pigs and, for the most part, they're good, kind animals.

But seriously, I think thosesame amount of money, everyone would be the richest person on earth. I do think, however, that the people who can build wealth would do so, again. And the others would then start complaining about how it wasn't fair that the rich were rich. Well, if you could do what they can do, you'd be rich too.

Without demand from spending there is no wealth creation. The lower the income the more of that income is spent and thus creates more demand and profits. The idea that cutting taxes to the wealthy will increase investment is true only if there is the demand to buy what that new investment produces. In addition, today much of that new investment has taken place in other countries which has not helped American


The contacts 132 make individual electrical connections to source region 116, drain region 118, gate 124, and a p+ region of substrate 110.
In addition, gas detector 100 includes a number of metal traces 134 that touch the top surface of first dielectric layer 130, and a second dielectric layer 136 that touches the top surface of first dielectric layer 130 and the metal traces 134. The metal traces 134 make electrical connections to the contacts 132. Gas detector 100 further includes a window opening 140 that extends through the first and second dielectric layers 130 and 136 to expose the top surface of gate 124.
In operation, gas detector 100 begins with a calibration step, which is performed in an environment that is known to be free of, orhave an insignificant concentration of, the to-be-measured gas species. The calibration step is utilized to determine a bias voltage for gate 124, which is used in a subsequent measurement step.
Gas detector 100 can be calibrated by first applying ground to substrate 110 and source region 116, a VCC voltage to drain region 118, and an initial calibration voltage to gate 124. Once the voltages have been applied, the magnitude of the source current is measured. The initial calibration voltage is selected to ensure that a sub-threshold current flows out of source region 116.
Following this, the calibration voltage is incrementally increased, and the magnitude of the source current is re-measured. The process of incrementally increasing the calibration voltage and re-measuring the magnitude of the source current is repeated a


gate 232 to lower floating gate 230, and extends through the first and second dielectric layers 130 and 136.
Lower floating gate 230 can be implemented with polysilicon, and upper floating gate 232 can be implemented with a conventional metal trace material that has no or a very low permeability to the gas species to be detected. The upper and lower portions of vertical conductive structure 234 can be implemented with a conventional via/contact material that has no or a very low permeability to the gas species to be detected, while the wider middle section of vertical conductive structure 234 can be implemented with a conventional metal trace material that has no or a very low permeability to the gas species to be detected.
Gas detector 200 also differs from100 in that gas detector 300 eliminates the source and drain regions 116 and 118, and utilizes the contacts 132 to make connections to opposite sides of resistive structure 310. Resistive structure 310 can be identical to gate 124, while dielectric layer 312 can be thicker than gate dielectric layer 122.
Gas detector 300 can be calibrated by grounding substrate 110, applying a set of voltages to the opposite sides of resistive structure 310, and then measuring a baseline current through resistive structure 310. Gas detector 300 can collect gas molecules by electrically floating resistive structure 310, and grounding p− substrate 110. During collection, gas molecules that stick to, and are absorbed by, resistive structure 310 change the conductivity of resistive structure 310.
Gas detector 300 can measure the number


Q:

Fastest way to transform WKT in python

Is it possible to use pyproj to transform WKT without creating geometry objects such shapely geometry, GEOS geometry or OGR geometry.
If not what is the fastest way to do it?

A:

Sure.
In that case, you need to transform each point separately. First parse WKT and extract point coordinates, then loop over coordinates and perform transformation like:
import pyproj

srcProj = pyproj.Proj(init='epsg:%i' % epsg_in, preserve_units=True)
dstProj = pyproj.Proj(init='epsg:%i' % epsg_out, preserve_units=True)

x_out,y_out = pyproj.transform(srcProj, dstProj, x_in, y_in)

A:

Also check out Lars Butler's https://github.com/larsbutler/geomet, a pure Python WKT/WKB <-> GeoJSON converter.

[Guanfacine in the treatment of arterial hypertension in diabetics].
30 patients with hypertension and diabetes mellitus type II were treated with guanfacine (Estulic--"Sandoz" Switzerland) 1 mg tablets in the course of 6 months. The trial began with a placebo period at the end of which the patients were classified into groups: I groups--mild hypertension--14 patients, II group--moderate hypertension--8 patients and III group--severe hypertension - 8 patients. The treatment began in all patients with 0.5 mg Estulic once a day in the evening. According to the effect the dose was increased in one week intervals to 1, 2 and 3 mg daily. A very good effect was achieved in 24 patients (80%), good effect--in 3 patients (10%). There was no effect in 3 patients (10%) with diastolic pressure at the


Although Americans’ church attendance is declining and they believe its importance in national life is dwindling, nearly three-quarters of them maintain that faith is important to them.

After one of the holiest days in the Christian calendar, Gallup is reporting that a large majority of Americans (72 percent) say religion is important and 51 percent say it’s very important.

But even more (78 percent) admit its influence in national life is declining.

A record low percentage (46 percent) believe religion can answer even most of society’s problems and a record high proportion (39 percent) say such beliefs are old-fashioned.

The new survey taken earlier this month found views on religion’s effects also differ by faith. Fully 63 percent of Protestants believe religion can answer most problems, while only 46 percent of Romandiferencia de todas las demás
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million from parking revenue bonds and $30 million from private resources.

By the time the park opened in 2004, plans for the park had changed drastically. A cycle center provides heated bicycle parking, showers, and lockers for commuters. The Cloud Gate Sculpture, nicknamed “The Bean,” was installed. There are outdoor art galleries and a promenade. There’s a garden, a plaza with an ice rink, and the Pritzker Pavilion that hosts the Grant Park Musical Festival. Underneath the park is a 4,000 space parking garage.

In all, the city provided $270 million in funding. Private donors added another $220 million. Last year, the park was the Midwest’s most popular tourist attraction.

Cloud Gate Sculpture. Photo by Cindy Landrum.

There’s a wide range of how park public-private partnerships are structured, Nagel said. Some focusEarth Augers

Whether the job requires one or two operators, this innovative petrol-driven earth-auger from Ardisam Earthquake will enable you to get it done with speed and efficiency.

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In this technological world, smartphones have become an integral part of everyone’s life. When we are at work, we can’t leave our phone because we need it for our official purpose. When we are at home and feeling bored, we need our phone for our leisure. When we are studying, we need our smartphone...

In the recent Union Budget, the government had announced that from this year onwards in India people can file their Income Tax return with Aadhar. This step can be considered as a new way for using Aadhar in place of PAN Number in future. But the latest update regarding this amendment is seriously shocking!...

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With the shooter season
rapidly approaching,
it means we have entered
the pre-shooter beta season.
And one of the biggest shooters of
the year recently had its open beta -
the stupidly named Battlefield 1.
Seriously, why call it Battlefield 1?
It's like calling the new
Jason Bourne movie Jason Bourne.
It's not the first one.
Just wait till after the UPSOT,
I'll explain it.
It's like I'm a viewer again.
(LAUGHS)
Oh, my God, I can't believe I am
on a horse in a Battlefield game.
I can't believe I've died
six times already.
I just want to run and jump.
Oh!
Here come the tanks!
Yes! (LAUGHS)
Two.
There's another one! There's
another one! Dead. We're dead.
Hex, I have...
(LAUGHS)
Yes! Get him. Get him.
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Ooh!
I didn't see that one coming.
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This is of course called
Battlefield 1
because


vulnerable
on foot against these vehicles.
Most soldiers don't have
any antitank weapons,
and those that do need to get in
real close to use them.
There are no bazookas
or rocket launchers here.
Yeah, I'd almost say
the tanks are overpowered.
A well operated tank
can pretty much control a game.
You really need other tanks
or one of those stationary guns
to deal with them.
There's still plenty of destruction,
and it seems like tanks and artillery
leave much more significant craters
around the map.
There's also a random weather system
now which can kick up a bit of dust
or create an almost
impossible-to-see-through storm.
And I like that it's random, because
it adds some unpredictability
to things
and makes it feel more natural.
I like the special
behemoth vehicles myself
which sort of rock up
if your team is doing badly.
So, in this map if you suck enough,
the game goes,
"Hey, Nich, here's a giantkid.
Like, we used to program little
things together when we were young.
Elissa came up with
a great idea for a game.
She gave me a call and said, "Hey,
do you wanna come to this meeting
"and, like, make games together?"
And so from that idea,
or that initial meeting,
you guys moved into
a full indie studio.
When did it go through that stage
where you realised,
"Hang on, this is who we are now"?
For Towncraft,
the game was successful enough that
it allowed Elissa to go full-time.
I'm still part-time,
as is everyone else who helps out
with our projects.
I think that's fairly
sort of standard,
that people do in the indie
side of things -
they're doing a few things at once.
But we've been able to sustain that
through our second release,
which was Metrocide,
and through Super Death Fortress
and more recently as publishers
for Unstoppable
and now into Objects In


guess often I'll just end up
playing the first 10 minutes
of all these remasters and go, "Ah,
those were the days. And I'm done."
I feel like there is the issue,
though, that a lot of these games,
they're being done by B teams
within the studio,
or they farm it out
to one of these companies
that just do ports and remasters,
and they're not the ones
who originally made the game.
And that...that's that thing
where it feels careless.
Like, the Marvel Ultimate Alliance
came out recently.
Looks terrible.
It's a 10-year-old game.
Looks awful, but also all...like,
it had a bunch of DLC
originally with the game,
and that's not included on the disc,
so this remaster's missing characters
that was the DLC.
And that's where you go, "Why...
Like, you didn't try at all?"
I think it makes sense to have
the B team on it, though.
You want your best people
workingof the second-half, though they couldn't extend their lead thanks to some stern defending metres from the Ospreys line.

But eventually the wall was broken down as Connacht stretched the scoreline a little more. After turning possession over at the line out, Ronaldson slipped the ball into Healy, and he did the rest after averting a couple of challenges. Ronaldson converted again, with the lead now up to nine.

But yet again Ospreys emerged from conceding to going right up the other end. Webb it was who grabbed the sixth try of the night, flying under the posts and instantly seeing Davies send over a simple conversion.

Davies thought he'd gone from two pointers to fives when he crossed the line as the clock ran down. But the TMO deemed he


ovarian weight was observed between ULO and Sham sows until d 8, when ovarian weight was greater (P less than .05) for the remaining ovary from ULO sows (3.96 +/- .21 vs 5.91 +/- .39 g). Ovarian follicular fluid weights from ULO sows were greater (P less than .05) than Sham sows on both d 2 and 8. On d 1, plasma concentrations of follicle stimulating hormone (FSH) were greater (P less than .05) in ULO sows than in Sham sows (2.9 +/- .2 vs 2.1 +/- .1 ng/ml). Plasma FSH concentrations, however, did not differ between Sham and ULO sows on either d 2 or 8. Ovarian venous concentrations of estradiol-17 beta were also greater (P less than .05) in ULO sows compared with Sham sows on "Unknown option character `\\x%x'.\n",
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Non-option argument aa
Non-option argument ff
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8/15/2011

Fun Newsy Things!

MTV's Hollywood Crush reviewed HOURGLASS! It was super cool and surreal and they called HOURGLASS "Doctor Who in a YA Package". Did I totally geek out over that? You bet your sweet bippy I did. Here's a link!the feed to the dividing wall column consists predominantly of medium boilers.
The CDON used for the preparation of laurolactam should be present in a form of maximum purity, since accompanying components cause lasting damage to the polymers in the nylon-12. These secondary components arise particularly during the oxidation of the CDAN and also during the dehydrogenation of the CDOL.
Thus there remains a need for a process for the workup of a mixture comprising low boilers, CDON, medium boilers, CDOL and high boilers which yields CDON of maximum purity.


Q:

UISearchBar stays on NavigationController after pressing the back button

I have a UISearchBar attached to the UINavigationController and when I tap the back button of the presented UIViewController which contains the UISearchBar it doesn't disappear as I expected, it stays still attached to the nav bar and appears on the parent view controller.
Here's my UISearchBar declaration:
lazy var searchBar: UISearchBar = {
    let sb = UISearchBar()
    sb.placeholder = "Search"

    UITextField.appearance(whenContainedInInstancesOf: [UISearchBar.self]).backgroundColor = UIColor.rgb(red: 230, green: 230, blue: 230) // cor de fundo da search bar
    sb.delegate = self
    return sb
}()

Here's how I attach the UISearchBar to the UINavigationController
navigationController?.navigationBar.addSubview(searchBar)

I tried ti call searchBar.removeFromSuperview() on the viewWillDisappear but it didn't worked.
Any hint?
Thank you

A:

Use self.navigationItem.titleView = searchBar forout of immunizations first receive education on pros and cons. The measure now basically requires the state to set up an immunization information website and requires schools to maintain and provide data on the number of students who haven’t had their shots. The House agreed to Senate amendments and re-passed it 39-25.

House Bill 14-1294 – The House accepted Senate amendments and voted 62-0 to re-pass this measure, which sets various data privacy and security requirements on the Department of Education.

Senate Bill 14-124 – This bill would set up a $2 million program to train leaders for turnaround schools. The House passed it 37-28.


cakes in exchange for saying prayers for the dead. Interestingly, Shakespeare mentioned “souling” in The Two Gentlemen of Varona” in 1593. Over time, celebrations of All Hallows Day began to include additional customs, such as “trick or treating,” lighting bonfires, attending costume parties, carving “jack-o’-lanterns, apple “bobbing,” and attending church services.

As mentioned above, it is believed that the practice of “trick-or-treating” was derived from “souling” or “mumming,” which is going house-to-house in disguise singing songs in exchange for food. This was believed to have originated in Scotland and Wales in the 16th century. Sometimes people would paint their faces and threaten mischief if they were not welcomed. This evolved into the customs of wearing costumes and playing pranks. Nocturnal pranksters needed illumination, hence the development of jack-o-lanterns. InAfter all, the movie, “Field of Dreams” was not about football.

Every once in a while one of my followers requests that I publish a blog on a particular topic. So, Michael, my friend, this one’s for you.

The Barbary pirates, aka Barbary corsairs, operated primarily in the western Mediterranean Sea, however, on occasion, they ranged as far as Iceland and South America. Their primary bases of operation were the ports of Tripoli, Algiers and Tunis, which, collectively, were known as the Barbary Coast. Piracy in the Mediterranean can be traced back to the Emirate of Crete in the 9th century, but its peak was from the 16th to early 19th centuries. The pirates would not only hijack ships but they would also raid coastal towns ala the Vikings of


celebrated universally in the US. The methods of celebration vary widely. Most states, such as NY and California, treat it as a major holiday. Schools and state office buildings are closed; there are parades and other official events. Other states mark the day merely as a “Day of Observance.” Virginia combines two celebrations on the same day – Columbus Day and Yorktown Victory Day, which recognizes the decisive victory that marked the end of the Revolutionary War. Four states – Hawaii, Alaska, Oregon and South Dakota – do not celebrate it at all. Hawaii celebrates the Polynesian discovery of Hawaii on that day, but it is not an official state holiday. Government offices and schools are open. South Dakota celebrates “Native American Day.”

Throughout the years there have beenhe was described as the “merchant of death.” Supposedly, Alfred was so taken aback by this unflattering characterization he decided to change his will and use his fortune for some good. One of these changes was the establishment of the Nobel Prizes. Alfred died for real in 1896, and the first Nobel Prizes were awarded according to his will’s specifications in 1901. Without boring you with the details there is a lengthy nomination process, which takes several months to complete. The entire process, including the nominated names or entities, is kept sealed for 50 years. Not even the nominees are aware that they have been nominated. The winners are announced in October. For some reason the Peace Prize is awarded in Oslo, Norway, while the others, for chemistry,


under the thumb of the Taliban. One of the primary themes of her blog was to promote education of young women in the Swat district, where she lived. Even though she had used a pseudonym, apparently the Taliban eventually figured out her identity. First, she received death threats. These were published on Facebook and in newspapers and even slipped under her door. When that didn’t work, the Taliban leadership voted formally to assassinate her. Folks, just think. We’re talking about an 11 year-old girl! Finally, in 2012 a Taliban gunman boarded her school bus, seeking her by name. Once she identified herself, the gunman shot her three times and left her for dead. The assassination attempt backfired, however, as she recovered. All it did was raise her profileshe was the key speaker at the opening of the Library of Birmingham, England. She has also spoken at Harvard and met with both Queen Elizabeth and President Obama.

7. She was the winner of Pakistan’s first National Youth Peace Prize.

8. And, of course, the big one – she is co-winner of the 2014 Nobel Peace Prize.

CONCLUSION

Like I said at the outset this is a real feel-good story. From humble beginnings, a young woman, a child, really, has led a movement, survived assassination by terrorists, met with world leaders and received the Nobel Peace Prize. If this were a Hollywood movie, we would deride it as unrealistic. A truly amazing story, and an inspiration to us all.


UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
FOR THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

NATIONAL ATM COUNCIL, INC. et al., )

)

Plaintiffs, )

)
v. ) Civil Case N0. 11-1803 (RJL)

)

VISA INC. et al., )
) FILED

Defendants )

MAY 22 2017
MEMoRANDUM oPINIoN

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Automatic teller machines (“ATMS”) all around the country allow individuals to
conveniently withdraw cash from their bank accounts without having to locate an open
bank branch to consummate their transaction. Although customers will often use ATMS
that are owned and operated by their own banks, they will sometimes pay an “access fee”
to use an ATM that is not affiliated with their bank, conducting what is referred to as a
“foreign” ATM transaction Whenever a foreign ATM transaction occurs, the ATM
terminal must communicate with the customer’s bank through an ATM network. The
plaintiffs inopportunity to renew their motion and re-constitute their briefs to account for any
changed circumstances arising from the passage of time. Plaintiffs’ Renewed Application
for a Preliminary Injunction [Dkt. # 87]. After the renewed motion was fully briefed, 1
held a hearing on April 18, 2017 and took the motion under advisement

1n their renewed motion, plaintiffs seek a broad injunction that would prohibit Visa
and MasterCard from adopting or enforcing any rules that would stop ATM operators from
charging higher access fees for transactions over Visa and MasterCard networks; offering
customers discounts, incentives, or free services for using specific ATM cards or networks;
expressing a preference for or promoting specific networks; communicating the relative

costs incurred when different networks are used; or engaging in substantially equivalent

5

practices. Corrected Renewed Application for a Preliminary Injunction at 4 [Dkt.


failure to comply with the Local Rules of
this Court. See Mot. to Strike Ind. ATM Operator Plaintiffs’ Supp. Decl. [Dkt. #102]Reply
Declaration of Michael R. Kohner [Dkt. # 100-1]. I agree. The Local Civil Rules state
that applications for preliminary injunctions should be supported by all the affidavits on
which the movant intends to rely, and that supplemental affidavits “may be filed only with
permission of the Court.” LCVR 65.1(c). By filing the declaration with their reply,

plaintiffs precluded the defendants from responding to Mr. Kohner’s declaration in writing.

9

They did not seek permission before doing so, and 1 will grant the defendants’ motion to
strike Mr. Kohner’s declaration and will not consider it. John Doe Co. v. CFPB, 17-cv-
()()049-RC, 2017 WL 663528, at *3 n.4 (D.D.C. Feb. 17, 2017); ElkAssocs. Funa’ing Corp.
v. U.S. SmallQ:

Client-Server communication with java socketSSL. What certificates are really necesary

Hi I'm working on a java project with a client and a server that use SSL sockets with client authentication set to true. I got everything working, but I would like to be sure what each side should contain in their jks.
Client:
 1. client private key(key.pem) & public key(cert.pem).
 2. Intermediate CA public key(cert.pem).
Server:
 1. server private key(key.pem) & public key(cert.pem).
 2. Intermediate CA public key(cert.pem).
I have been reading a lot about certificates, but I can't really understand what certificates are really necesary.
Questions:
1. I read the client should only contain the rootCA and his certificates, and the server all the chain and his certificate. Is this the correct way of handling this?
2. I also read that the server


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    public static byte[] byteListToByteArray(List<Byte> bytes) {
        byte[] result = new byte[bytes.size()];
        for (int i = 0; i < bytes.size(); i++) {
            result[i] = bytes.get(i).byteValue();
        }

        return result;
    }

}

Server (MWE):
package com.test.ssl;

import java.io.DataInputStream;
import java.io.DataOutputStream;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.List;

import javax.net.ssl.SSLServerSocket;
import javax.net.ssl.SSLServerSocketFactory;
import javax.net.ssl.SSLSocket;

public class Server {

    private static boolean serverListening = true;
    private static SSLServerSocket sslserversocket;
    private static final int PORT = 15000;
    private static DataInputStream is;
    private static DataOutputStream os;

Q:

my login code broke in some way

my code is simple... ish
from Tkinter import *
root=Tk()
root.title("login")
root.resizable(width=FALSE, height=FALSE)

label_1 = Label(root, text="username")
label_2 = Label(root, text="password")
entry_1 = Entry(root)
entry_2 = Entry(root, show="*")
c_1 = Checkbutton(root, text="keep me loged in")

a = entry_1.get()
b = entry_2.get()

def log_in():
    print (a,b)

button_1 = Button(root, text="log in", command=log_in)

label_1.grid(row=0, sticky=E)
label_2.grid(row=1)

entry_1.grid(row=0, column=1)
entry_2.grid(row=1, column=1)

c_1.grid(row=2, columnspan=2)

button_1.grid(row=3, columnspan=2)

root.mainloop()

When you hit the login button it is supposed to recall what you typed later it will not print it but I have it like that for debugging so I can see if it works and no it does not.
when i run the program no matter what i put in the entry i get ' ' for A and B
i ran it again with a slightly different code but still did not work all i changed


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[[addons.troubleshooting]]
= Troubleshooting

If you experience problems with using add-ons, you can try the following:

* Check the [filename]#.gwt.xml# descriptor file under the the project root
package. For example, if the project root package is
[filename]#com.example.myproject#, the widget set definition file is typically
at [filename]#com/example/project/AppWidgetset.gwt.xml#. The location is not
fixed and it can be elsewhere, as long as references to it match. See
<<../clientside/clientside-module#clientside.module,"Client-Side
Module Descriptor">> for details on the contents of the client-side module
descriptor, which is used to define a widget set.

* Check the [filename]#WEB-INF/web.xml# deployment descriptor and see that the
servlet for your UI has a widget set parameter, such as the following:

+
----
<init-param>
  <description>UI widgetset</description>
  <param-name>widgetset</param-name>
  <param-value>com.example.project.AppWidgetSet</param-value>
</init-param>
----
+
Check that the widget set class corresponds with the [filename]#.gwt.xml# file
in the source tree.

* See the [filename]#VAADIN/widgetsets# directory and check that the widget set
appearsPapatoetoe local Frederick Andrews, who receives the jobseeker support benefit and is an advocate for the group Auckland Action Against Poverty (AAAP).

CHRIS HARROWELL/STUFF Auckland Action Against Poverty co-ordinator Ricardo Menendez March says benefits aren't keeping up with the cost of rent or the price of food.

He says benefits don't provide a high enough income and "it's a struggle" to survive on one.

"Get us above the poverty line by increasing the benefit," Andrews told Stuff.

"We provide an advocacy service at the Manurewa Work and Income [branch] and 85 per cent of the people we help are Māori.

"We're paupers in our own country."

AAAP co-ordinator Ricardo Menendez March says the organisation helped beneficiaries get along to the public consultation in Māngere East to make sure their voices are being heard.

GETTY IMAGES


Social Development Minister Carmel Sepuloni announced the formation of the Government's welfare expert advisory group earlier this year. (file photo)

"For too long we've heard benefit levels are far too low.

"They're not keeping up with the cost of rent or the price of food."

The current welfare system is not built on support or compassion, Menendez March says.

"We want the Government to make sure they hear the voices of the people most affected, which are the people we work with."

The next welfare expert advisory group public consultation is in Kelston, West Auckland, on October 9, before moving to other cities.

Vista/XP users in EU to get browser ballot via Windows Update - lunchbox
http://arstechnica.com/microsoft/news/2009/07/eu-vista-xp-users-will-also-get-to-vote-ie-off-the-island.ars

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mhansen
Wow. This sounds great - much better than I'd expected! Pushing other browsers
not only to Windows 7, but to XP and Vista? Brilliant!


Description of noncovalent interactions involving π-system with high precision: An assessment of RPA, MP2, and DFT-D methods.
Efficient approaches with high precision are essential for understanding the formation and stability of noncovalent interaction complexes. Here, 21 noncovalent interaction complexes involving π-system are selected and grouped in three subsets according to ETS-NOCV method: dispersion-dominated, electrostatic-dominated, and mixed. We mainly focus on examining the performance of random-phase approximation (RPA) on these π systems. The tested RPA-based method includes standard RPA and its variants including the related single excitations (SEs), renormalized single excitations (rSEs), second-order screened exchange (SOSEX), and the renormalized second-order perturbation theory (rPT2). The routine second-order Møller-Plesset perturbation theory (MP2) and three popular DFT-D functionals (M06-2X-D3, ωB97XD, and PBE-D3(BJ)) are also assessed for comparison. In this work, besides the calculation             it("should have the correct name", function () {
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Kole and Mbale based on previous history and reports of fever and abortions in cattle in the two districts. The units of interest were households and small holder farms keeping approximately 5--15 cattle. A multi-stage sampling strategy was used to select sub-counties and villages. In the Kole district, the households within villages were contacted by radio and asked to participate and bring their livestock to a common meeting place. In Mbale, households within villages were selected randomly from a list of households that were identified to keep cattle. This list was availed by the local veterinary authorities and the local council and one chairperson helped to identify the households. Cattle from each selected households were sampled based on consent sought from animal owners before sample collection. On average,a confidence level of 0.95, and was 323 bovines.

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In order to reduce infection risks, it is generally recommended to heat-inactivate serum samples for 30 min in a water bath at 56 °C prior to MAT testing \[[@B15-ijerph-14-01421]\]. However, in our study, the serum samples were heat-inactivated for 2 h using the protocol as applied by the Pirbright Institute to bovine sera to inactivate Foot and Mouth Disease Virus \[[@B16-ijerph-14-01421]\]. The effect of


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Multiple positivity of a serum against several serovars/serogroups could be due to cross-reactions against antigens in the MAT or because of multiple exposures to different serogroups/serovars. ^1^ Icterohaemorrhagiae; ^2^ Grippotyphosa; ^3^ 53 animals were seropositive against" Previously on Teen Wolf..." " The full moon is tomorrow night." " It's a lunar eclipse." "We'll all be powerless." " What are you doing?" " I'm sorry." " This is a sacrifice." " Jennifer-- she's got all three now." " Find the nemeton." " You, Allison, and Stiles need to be sacrifices." "It'll be a darkness around your heart." "[ominous music]" "♪ [all gasping] [faint, deep humming]" " What does it mean?" " I don't know." "Uh..." "It's just something I traced with my fingers." "[humming continues]" "[hum intensifies]" " [groaning]" "[phone clicks] [dogs yipping in distance] [tense music]" "♪ [yells] [grunting]" "[low growling]" "[roars] [screams] [panting]" "Are we seriously doing this?" " You're the one always bitching that nothing ever happens" "In this town." "


Sämtliche Werke 3. Phaidon. Politeia. B O L E T Í N D E E S T É T I C A N R O . 3 8 43 BEY, LA POESÍA COMO DIÁLOGO, 7-43 Griechischen Philosophie Bd. 4, übers. von Friedrich Schleiermacher, hrsg. von Ernesto Grassi (Alemania: Rowohlt). ____ [1900] (1967-68), Platonis Opera, vols. I-V, notas críticas de John Burnet (Oxford: Clarendon Press). ____ [1902] (1963), The Republic of Plato, 2 vols., edición, notas críticas, comentarios y apéndices de James Adam. (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press). ____ (1969), Obras Completas, trad. de Luis Gil (Madrid: Aguilar). ____ (1971), El "Fedón" de Platón, ed. crítica de Conrado Eggers Lan (Buenos Aires: Editorial Universitaria de Buenos Aires). ____ (1981), La República, trad. de José Manuel Pabón y Manuel Fernández Galianoand interest through well designed institutions with appropriate checks and balances.
Calling simply for more democracy and involvement sometimes falls under the category of be careful what you wish for. A well informed public is essential but there’s also a line between informing and indoctrinating and there will always be people on both sides of any question who cannot distinguish between the two. Some of this can’t be legislated, it has to come from societal pressure to develop expectations about the responsibilities that come with citizenship.
The post was excellent, it’s far past time that we figure out ways to design an economy that creates more equality and it’s virtually impossible to do that for opportunity without also ensuring that there are at least some minimal equalities of outcome as


a low hill a few miles from town. From there the Colonel directs units of men to begin burning the fields and the outlying buildings. In the town the villagers begin to despair. The party considers briefly, then waits for a time when the detached units are too far from the Colonel to support him. They come charging out of Wycliffe, heading straight for Col. Vailor and his HQ. Seeing he can’t call back forces before they get to him the Col. detaches his sergeant and troops to attack the five as he takes his headquarters company into the field. He uses bugle calls to direct some of the detached units to unite with his headquarters.

The sergeant and his unit rapidly close with the five heroes charging outRush Lake (South Dakota)

Rush Lake is a natural lake in South Dakota, in the United States.

Rush Lake received its name from the rush which occurs at the lake.

See also
List of lakes in South Dakota

References

Category:Lakes of South Dakota
Category:Lakes of Day County, South Dakota


including a stop which is positioned proximal from the distal end of the outer sheath. A self-expanding stent is located within the outer sheath, and is located between the stop on the inner shaft member and the outer sheath distal end. To deploy the stent the outer sheath is withdrawn by a physician in a proximal direction, while the inner shaft member is held in position.
Additional examples of different types of known self-expanding stent delivery systems are shown in U.S. Pat. No. 4,580,568 issued to Gianturco on Apr. 8, 1986; as well as U.S. Pat. No. 4,732,152 issued to Wallsten et al. Mar. 22, 1988.
In operation, these known medical device delivery systems are generally advanced within a body of a patient along a desired vascular path or otherthe zero speed.
Therefore in the case of a synchronous motor of salient pole type, utilizing the property that the d-axis direction and the q-axis direction are different in inductance, if the inductance is measured while the motor is stopped, the d-axis can be known from the variation of the value of the inductance.
On the other hand, in the case of a synchronous motor of non-salient pole type, since the inductance is same in any pole, the above-mentioned method can not be used. When the synchronous motor has no load, if DC current flows in certain direction, the magnetic axis of the synchronous machine has property of moving so as to be coincident with the current flowing direction. Consequently if the current flows in the assigned magnetic axis, after


spent six years in the corporate world then decided to follow her dream of owning a business and contacted the SBDC.

“The main thing I learned was to develop a solid business plan,” she said. For about two years, she worked with the SBDC on her business plan to make sure the business was viable. She scouted locations, researched competition, and secured financing. Finally, she opened her doors in July 2014. “The best thing of all is being your own boss,” she said. “Instead of dreading going to work, I’m excited to go to work.”

Over the past several years, the SBDC has offered student internships and developed hands-on experiences for students interested in launching a business. The interest and enthusiasm created through these experiences helped pave the way duringthe university’s capital campaign to fund the recently dedicated Charles H. Diller Jr. Center for Entrepreneurial Leadership and Innovation.

“Our goal is to expose students to the practical side of entrepreneurship, not the theoretical side,” Unruh said. “We keep them grounded in the real world.”

Unruh said that earning the innovation award and hearing the successes of their clients validate the work that they do. “A lot of our work is word of mouth,” he said. “This is a helping profession, and we’re helping people make good decisions.”

Dingle can’t say enough about the SBDC. “I tell people if they’re interested in starting a business and don’t know where to go, go to the SBDC. They will help you and guide you.”


old.”
― Ralph Waldo Emerson

I was loving this new-found freedom. I was growing in the love and trust my ex-husband had shown in me. I felt like I was healing in the hours I was behind the wheel undoing the hurt that had kept me from driving all these years. This was why I cleared the driving test quite easily and there was no looking back from then on.

Time flew past with life getting busier and me juggling responsibilities at work and home. One day, my parents hinted at their desire to come visit us.

In the deepest corners of my heart, I secretly wished that my father feel proud seeing me drive confidently in an altogether new country. The day finally came when I was driving my parents home,/*
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     instanceIdToCheck = save->GetInstanceId();

        // instanceId can never be 0 - will not be found
        if (!player->CheckInstanceCount(instanceIdToCheck) && !player->isDead())
            return Map::CANNOT_ENTER_TOO_MANY_INSTANCES;
    }

    //Other requirements
    if (player->Satisfy(sObjectMgr->GetAccessRequirement(mapid, targetDifficulty), mapid, true))
        return Map::CAN_ENTER;
    else
        return Map::CANNOT_ENTER_UNSPECIFIED_REASON;
}

void MapManager::Update(uint32 diff)
{
    i_timer.Update(diff);
    if (!i_timer.Passed())
        return;

    MapMapType::iterator iter = i_maps.begin();
    for (; iter != i_maps.end(); ++iter)
    {
uintptr(unsafe.Pointer(value)))
	runtime.KeepAlive(value)
	return err
}

// IoctlSetTermios performs an ioctl on fd with a *Termios.
//
// The req value will usually be TCSETA or TIOCSETA.
func IoctlSetTermios(fd int, req uint, value *Termios) error {
	// TODO: if we get the chance, remove the req parameter.
	err := ioctl(fd, req, uintptr(unsafe.Pointer(value)))
	runtime.KeepAlive(value)
	return err
}

// IoctlGetInt performs an ioctl operation which gets an integer value
// from fd, using the specified request number.
//
// A few ioctl requests use the return value as an output parameter;
// for those, IoctlRetInt should be used instead of this function.
func IoctlGetInt(fd int, req uint) (int, error) {
	var value int
	err := ioctl(fd, req, uintptr(unsafe.Pointer(&value)))
	return value, err
}

func IoctlGetWinsize(fd int, req uint) (*Winsize, error) {
	var value Winsize
	err := ioctl(fd, req, uintptr(unsafe.Pointer(&value)))
	return &value, err
}

func IoctlGetTermios(fd int, req uint) (*Termios, error) {
	var value Termios
	err := ioctl(fd, req, uintptr(unsafe.Pointer(&value)))
	return &value, err
}


you are." "You did this!" "You're on my property!" "Get off my property!" "I'm not on your property." "This is a sidewalk." "You did this." "You ruined my gig." "Get away from me!" "You owe me." "You owe me for what you did." "Whoa, whoa, whoa." "Get the hell away from here." "[Gunshot]" "Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa!" "Take it easy." "Take it easy!" "You're trespassing." "We're on public street." "And you're shooting a gun at us." "No." "You are within City Ordinance of four point three feet from my property line." "Which entities me to protect my home and myself." "Jake:" "That's ridiculous." "Put the gun down." "Why were you fighting with the Puffin Man?" "Wasn't he driving the van you hit?" "Donny:" "You're from the insurance company?"an unsavory picture of how the company treats its signature killer whales.

The company has been fighting the negative publicity tide ever since. Shortly after the film was released, SeaWorld created a section on its website dedicated to fighting the claims made in the movie, which also aired on CNN.

“It firmly crosses the line of what you would expect from a news organization,” Atchison told Bloomberg in December 2013. “They are leveraging the imprimatur of a news agency for what really, clearly is another business venture of theirs, which is buying and marketing films.”

Atchison will become vice-chairman of the board and also be nominated to chairman of the board for the company’s nonprofit – SeaWorld & Busch Gardens Conservation Fund.

He has held the top position since 2009, having previously