Tony Perkins, as President of the Family Research Council, is often called upon to “defend traditional family values” by the mainstream media. But given his background, it’s fair to ask exactly which traditions he’s motivated to defend. This clipping from a Council of Conservative Citizens newsletter called the Citizen’s Informer shows Tony Perkins appearing before the Louisiana CCC on May 17, 1997. He was a state representative at the time. According to a 2007 Media Matters for America post quoting from two sources, the Boston Herald and the Southern Poverty Law Center’s Intelligence Report, Perkins spoke again before the Louisiana Council of Conservative Citizens on May 19, 2001.

The CCC, according to the SPLC, is a White Nationalist group which is a direct descendant of the racist White Citizens“cultural, national, and racial integrity is very carefully crafted, its historical and cultural context is unmistakable.

8) Cultural, national, and racial integrity. We support the cultural and national heritage of the United States and the race and civilization of which it is a part, as well as the expression and celebration of the legitimate subcultures and ethnic and regional identities of our people. We oppose all efforts to discredit, “debunk,” denigrate, ridicule, subvert, or express disrespect for that heritage. We believe public monuments and symbols should reflect the real heritage of our people, and not a politically convenient, inaccurate, insulting, or fictitious heritage.

Third and last Confederate Flag, also known as the "Blood Stained Flag"

And among those symbols which “reflect the real heritage of our people” is the Second Third


meetings.

But there’s Tony Perkins, all smiles and laughter in front of the Second Confederate Flag, speaking to an organization that is proud to promote “White Pride.”

Addendum: This isn’t the only dealings that Perkins has made with White Supremacists. Max Blumenthal wrote in The Nation that in 1996, Perkins paid former Ku Klux Klan Grand Wizard David Duke $82,000 for a copy of his mailing list. Perkins was then the campaign manager for Louis E. “Woody” Jenkins, a Republican candidate for the U.S. Senate in Louisiana. The Federal Election Commission fined the Jenkins campaign $3,000 for its role in hiding the money paid by Perkins to Duke.

Not to quibble, but I think the flag in the background is actually the 3rd and last flag adopted by the Confederacy inQ:

One time change field + personal comments

I'm not very familiar with all the modules for Drupal. Therefore, let me try to explain what I'm looking for.
1) The users shall be able to create nodes with some specific fields. Some of those fields shall be writable only one-time.
2) To this node only the author and users allowed by the author shall have access.
3) Additionally the users who have access to nodes of another user shall be able to make comments (including attachments). Something like a discussion forum to each node, but only the author of the node and the creator of the comment shall see their nodes.
Hope it's somehow understandable.
Are there any kind of modules for any of the above requests?

A:

If I understand the problem. You can write hook_form_alter()


and law in the 16th century
Category:1559 in Christianity
Category:1558 in Christianity
Category:1558 in lawthe rest of the family expressed their love of the place when we checked in at 6pm. We felt the cold breeze coming from the spacious garden that gave them the feeling of "this is Baguio!!" we knew then that we chose the right place!! At 7:30 we had a very sumptuous, exciting, happy and fun Boodle Fight dinner that tita vicky prepared for us. It was soo full of different soo yummy viands that ranged from seafoods, Grilled Pork, chicken bbq, the best sayote salad, ensaladang talong with her soo the best homemade bagoong, gatang kuhol, etc etc etc. There really was a lot that our senior citizen said, i may not have tasted all that was in it but everything i ate were all sooo sooo


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  : \[ground-human-table\] ROUGE and Human evaluation scores of oracle summaries built on BertScore and ROUGE.

Sub-Aspect Control Codes {#sec:ctrl_code}
========================

Sub-Aspect Features in News Summarization
-----------------------------------------

Conditional generation approaches often use control codes, in the form of an auxiliary vector, to adjust the pre-defined style features. Some classic examples include polarity in sentiment style transferring [@john-2019-disentangledTrans], topics in task-oriented dialogue systems [@xing-2017-topicDialogue], and physical attributes (e.g. texture, color) in image generation [@higgins-2017-betaVAE]. However, for extractive news summarization, it is more challenging to pinpoint such intuitive and well-defined features, as the writing style could vary according to genre, topic, or editor preference.

In this work, we adopt *position*, *importance* and *diversity* as a set of sub-function features to characterizemodel BertEXT and our conditional summarization model with position code set to $0$ (3 implementations). X axis is the position ratio. Y axis is the sentence-level proportion.[]{data-label="ctrl-codes-position-fig"}](Ctrl_debias_pos_dist.png){width="7.7cm"}

![Sub-aspect mapping of generated summary with importance-focus code \[1,0,0\]. Left panel: one sentence in the summary belongs to importance sub-aspect. Right panel: two sentences in the summary belong to importance sub-aspect. Contour lines denote the number of generated summaries.[]{data-label="ctrl-radar-imp-fig"}](Ctrl_Summ_Radar_Imp_Ho.png){width="7cm"}

![Sub-aspect mapping of generated summary with diversity-focus code \[0,1,0\]. Left panel: one sentence in the summary belongs to diversity sub-aspect. Right panel: two sentences in the summary belong to diversity sub-aspect. Contour lines denote the number of generated summaries.[]{data-label="ctrl-radar-div-fig"}](Ctrl_Summ_Radar_Div_Ho.png){width="7cm"}

Experimental Results and Analysis {#sec:result_analysis}
=================================

In this section, we conduct quantitative analysis, automatic and human evaluations to assess the performance of our proposed conditional neural summarization framework.

Baseline
--------

We


From Table \[output-ROUGE-table\] we observe that: (1) Summary generated from code \[0,0,1\] is similar to LEAD-3 but can dynamically learn the positional features not limited to the first 3 sentences, while isolating out diversity and importance features. (2) Only focusing on the importance sub-aspect leads to the worst performance, but performance can be improved when considering other sub-aspects. (3) Focusing on the diversity sub-aspect alone (i.e. Code \[0,1,0\]) can generate results comparable to strong baselines such as SummaRuNNer.

Human Evaluation
----------------

In addition to automatic evaluation using ROUGE, we also evaluated output summaries by eliciting human judgments. The study was conducted by experienced linguistic analyzers using Best-Worst Scaling [@louviere2015bestRanking]. Participants were given 50 news articles that were randomly chosen from the CNN/Daily Mail testset and the corresponding summaries from five systems:sub-aspect signals and the position information learned by the model, we conducted an experiment on the samples with shuffled sentence, which is similar to the document shuffle in [@kedzie-2018-contentSelection]. In our setting, we only introduced the shuffle process in the model inference phase. More specifically, we shuffled the sentences of the test samples we used in Section \[ssec:automatic\_eval\_result\], then applied the well-trained model to generate the predicted summaries. As show in Table\[shuffle-table\], outputs under position sub-aspect suffer a significant drop in performance when we shuffle the sentence order. By comparison, there is far less decrease between the shuffled and in order samples under diversity and importance control code, demonstrating that the latent features of these two semantic-related sub-aspects rely less on the position information. This suggests that applying


just have nice things?

Here are some other outrageously great things Trump supporters have rallied against:

Star Wars

We're not even kidding. In December 2016, prior to the release of Rogue One: A Star Wars Story, Jack Posobiac, special projects director for a group called Citizens for Trump, also went on a Twitter rant claiming that Star Wars writers re-wrote several scenes from Rogue One to add anti-Trump scenes. Controversy sparked again and the hashtag #DumpStarWars emerged.

Posobiac streamed an 18-minute Periscope elaborating on his conspiracy theory, further condemning the franchise and urging fellow Trump supporters to join him in rebellion.

LIVE on #Periscope: Star Wars Writers Say Rogue One is Anti Trump Film #DumpStarWars https://t.co/1dsdU3eDRA — Jack Posobiec 🇺🇸 (@JackPosobiec) December 8, 2016

Outcome: In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter, Disney CEOI[NTRODUCTION]{.smallcaps} {#sec1-1}
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“National Action Plan to Tackle Child Abuse linked to Faith or Belief” debuted. It noted that, “Cases of adults inflicting physical violence or emotional harm on children they regard as witches or possessed by evil spirits are known across the world.” Except that they weren’t common in the UK in 500 years.

The action plan’s example was Kristy Bamu, a teenage boy, who was tortured for days, and had his teeth smashed, before being drowned by his sister and brother-in-law for being a witch.

The Bamus were from the Congo. The murder happened in Newham which has a sizable population of Congolese immigrants. Believing that children are witches is common enough in the Democratic Republic of Congo that there are 50,000 “child witches” living on the streets of Kinshasa.

How manychild witches will there be living on the streets and dying in the flats of London in a decade?

Despite the British government’s action plan, the number of child abuse witchcraft cases just keeps rising. No amount of action plans can solve a problem whose roots are buried in faith and culture.

Trying to convince people who believe in witchcraft and demonic possessions that they shouldn’t torture children is as futile as convincing people who believe in the supremacy of Islam not to kill.

Between 2016 and 2017, not only were there over 1,400 cases of witchcraft child abuse, but there were over 5,300 recorded cases of women and girls who had undergone female genital mutilation.

33% of the cases had come through Somalia. 88% had come out of Africa.

Mutilating girls in


all.

“Honour” based violence, everything from honor killings to FGM to forced marriage, reported to the police rose from 3335 in 2014 to 5105 in 2016.

What do a 500% rise in acid attacks, a 900% increase in witchcraft child abuse and a 372% rise in FGM police reports have in common? They’re the wages of diversity and demographic change.

Islamic terrorism is only the most obvious and explosive charge in the clash of cultures.

FGM, honor killings and witchcraft child abuse, all efforts by traditional cultures to control their children, only increased because of the transition of these immigrant groups to the UK. Like Islamic terrorism, these forms of abuse are a reaction to and rejection of a new society. The difference is that the violence of Islamic terrorism or theprove that, despite all evidence, they haven’t been tainted by British ways, is to run over members of the hated native population in the streets, stab them, shoot them or blow them up.

Al Qaeda and ISIS have gained so many adherents in Europe and America because diversity is hated. Immigrant populations hate diversity far more than the biggest right wing activist ever could.

Conservatives make rational arguments against the blind worship of diversity. Muslims fight and die to stop it. Immigrant groups mutilate, abuse and kill their own children out of hatred of diversity.

Maybe it’s time to listen to those rational arguments.

Either that or watch another 900%, 500% or 300% spike in honor killings, witchcraft child abuse, acid attacks and genital mutilations. Or the latest round of Islamic terrorist


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That's why!
While I'd strongly advise fixing your SSL issue instead of downgrading pip, you have some options:
A. Downgrade the version of pip "globally" in the locations found in step 3.  If you look in /usr/local/bin/pip, you'll see the following:
    #!/usr/local/opt/python/bin/python2.7
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   all these things and place them in a scrollpane that will care about having a long list of these panels..
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  {
    this.icon = icon;
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    textArea.append(text);

    //the default manager will be a flow layout for single jpanels
    this.add(icon);
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    sp.setPreferredSize(new Dimension(/* size of your text label */));
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  }
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    container.setGridLayout(100,1); //100 elements max
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     pack();
  }

  void addElement(MyPanel panel)
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It's not fully working (I just wrote it) but it should give you the idea..

Q:

onClickListener doesn't work with RecyclerView items

My main activity (the one containing the RecyclerView) looks like this:
myList = (RecyclerView) findViewById(R.id.my_list);
myAdapter = new MyAdapter(this, getData());
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were analyzed using a nitric oxide analyzer. There was a good relationship between the online and modified offline eNO measurements in children. The modified offline method showed a stronger correlation with the online method (r = .97 vs. r = .92), and the modified offline eNO value was more similar to the online eNO value than to the standard offline value. The mean difference between the online and standard offline eNO values was 52%, whereas the mean difference between the online and modified offline eNO values was only 10%. Using the offline method, we can easily control the resistance and flow volume to reach the same value measured by the online method in childhood respiratory diseases.reduced levels in the plasma of smokers \[[@B11-nutrients-11-01669]\] and diabetic patients \[[@B12-nutrients-11-01669]\]. The positively charged moiety of MitoQ promotes its accumulation within the negatively charged inner mitochondria membrane, directly reducing mitochondrial oxidative stress \[[@B10-nutrients-11-01669]\]. We have demonstrated that maternal MitoQ supplementation during gestation and lactation alleviates the adverse effects of maternal smoking in the offspring's lung and kidney \[[@B13-nutrients-11-01669],[@B14-nutrients-11-01669]\]. Additionally, in a phase II clinical trial on patients with chronic hepatitis C, oral MitoQ administration decreased plasma alanine aminotransferase (ALT) activity, a marker of liver damage \[[@B10-nutrients-11-01669]\]. Thus, in a mouse model, we aimed to determine if maternal MitoQ supplementation during gestation and lactation could ameliorate the metabolic dysfunction and hepatic damage caused by SE.

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The animal experiments were approved by the


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Results are expressed as mean ± SEM and were analysed using one-way ANOVA with Fisher's least significant post hoc test if the data were normally distributed. If the data were not normally distributed, they were log transformed to achieve normality of distribution before analysis (GraphPad Prism 7.03, San Diego, CA, USA). *p* \< 0.05 was considered the threshold forLC3A/B to protect cells from their toxic effects \[[@B4-nutrients-11-01669]\]. Thus, taken together, maternal MitoQ supplementation restored mitochondrial integrity and oxidative stress level in the offspring's liver and prevented the development of metabolic disorders. MitoQ also appears to protect offspring from liver steatosis better than the non-mitochondrial targeted antioxidant L-carnitine as we showed previously \[[@B27-nutrients-11-01669]\].

In this study, a low dosage of tobacco cigarette smoke was administered to the mothers, which may only apply to light smokers who continue to smoke during pregnancy. The effect of maternal MitoQ supplementation in mice exposed to high doses of cigarette smoke requires further investigation. In addition, the offspring were fed a balanced diet after weaning. Future studies can add a secondary insult (e.g., high fat diet or high carbohydrate diet \[[@B46-nutrients-11-01669]\]) to determine


– India’s own space observatory

IIA (Indian Institute of Astrophysics)

IUCAA (Inter-University Centre for Astronomy and Astrophysics)

IISER (Indian Institutes of Science Education and Research) have campuses across India Private Big corporations like SES, Airbus have little presence in India since ISRO builds its own satellites

L&T, TATA, Godrej have no real products but act as vendors to ISRO SMEs – Don’t expect IT sector like pay since they all fight for the same limited pie. An engineer’s salary can be as little as Rs 25,000-30,000 per month Centum Electronics

Aniara Space

Data Patterns Startups Bellatrix Aerospace develops thrusters and rocket engines

SatSure is a satellite data analytics company

Skyroot Aerospace develops small launchers

Exseed Space will soon be launching a cubesat onboard SpaceX’s Falcon-9 which would be India’s first industry built satellite

cubesat satellite Agnikul also developingagency and government funding for space activities. But unless your life depends on it, I would recommend going to established space ecosystems such as

USA

ITAR regulations prohibit 90% of the aerospace jobs to be given to only US nationals. Only limited science research positions mostly in universities, NASA, other institutions are available to non-citizens.

ITAR regulations prohibit 90% of the aerospace jobs to be given to only US nationals. Only limited science research positions mostly in universities, NASA, other institutions are available to non-citizens. Western Europe

Ample research and job opportunities with companies such as Airbus, OHB, SES, Thales Alenia, etc and many SMEs

Ample research and job opportunities with companies such as Airbus, OHB, SES, Thales Alenia, etc and many SMEs Scandinavia

Limited opportunities in industry but more opportunities in space science


The opening phase of the Champions League is done. Dortmund won their group, Bayer and Bayern came second; only poor Gladbach couldn't manage to move on - and they had the misfortune of being in the 'Guardiola group'. Matt and Nik are joined by Abel Meszaros this week to talk all things Königsklasse, as well as look back at MD13 and ahead at MD14. In short, the Foals come in for a pounding, Marco Reus comes in for an ogling, and everybody else is somewhere in between. Expertly produced by Aidan Rantoul.much higher than what we originally thought; we knew before how horrible life in the camps and ghettos was, but the actual numbers are unbelievable.”

And what makes this revelation so important is that it forces us to acknowledge a crucial truth about the Holocaust that many people have tried to ignore or to minimize – a truth that has profound contemporary significance: The unspeakable crime of the 20th century, more than the triumph of evil, was the sin of the “innocent” bystander.

For years our efforts to understand the Holocaust focused on the perpetrators. We looked for explanations for the madness of Mengele, the obsessive hatred of Hitler, the impassive cruelty of Eichmann. We sought answers to how it was possible for the criminal elements, the sadists and the


mentalities, and actions, it would have been virtually impossible for murder on this scale to have taken place in the way that it did. The concepts of perpetrator and bystander need to be amended, expanded, rendered more complex, as our attention and focus shifts to those involved in upholding an ultimately murderous system.”

Mary Fulbrook singled out for censure those who lived near Auschwitz. But that was before we learned that Auschwitz was replicated many thousands of times over throughout the continent in ways that could not have gone unnoticed by major parts of the populace. Millions of people were witnesses to small towns like Auschwitz in their own backyards.

And so Elie Wiesel of course was right. The insight that most powerfully needs to be grasped when we reflectupon the Holocaust’s message must be that, “The opposite of love is not hate, it's indifference. The opposite of art is not ugliness, it's indifference. The opposite of faith is not heresy, it's indifference. And the opposite of life is not death, it's indifference.”

That remains our greatest challenge today. If we dare to hope for the survival of civilization we had better pray that the pessimists are wrong when they claim that the only thing we learn from history is that mankind never learns from history.

About the Author

Rabbi Benjamin Blech, a frequent contributor to Aish, is a Professor of Talmud at Yeshiva University and an internationally recognized educator, religious leader, and lecturer. He is the author of 19 highly acclaimed books with combined sales of over a half


the sheep like the slaughter, my family and I are armed.I feel that ALL JEWS around the world need to own at least one weapon. My favorite is a shotgun because one doesn't have to be exactly on target to affect the desired effect.I support the SPLC in Alabama because they keep me and others aware of the hate groups in the United States and exactly where they are and who they hate. For some reason, Jews are always at the top of their lists.

Meir,
February 29, 2016 3:23 AM

WEAPONS FOR JEWS?? OY OY OY! It's not for the Jews...

I agree with you on all of us owning and becoming proficient with weapons. Practice, and get good with the rifle, shotgun, and pistol. You just never know - andit's not just about antisemites. We all need to learn not to be victims. Get out of the left wing box and understand that we are not ever to be perceived as victims.

(60)
LarryB,
July 24, 2014 3:27 PM

Why is this information just now being released?

I have always believed it was the bystanders fault. You cannot have leaders without followers. Doing nothing is a choice.

(59)
Morris Givner,
April 11, 2014 8:24 PM

Europe and the UN has learned nothing from World War II

The unconscionable,despicable and truth-destroying antiSemitism today in Europe and throughout the Arab and Muslim worlds speaks volumes.The world prefers ignorance to truth.They prefer to be entertained by barbarism in sports than to read about the great contributions in every field of science,the arts and the spiritual enrichment and morality by Jews


article.

(55)
Anonymous,
April 3, 2013 1:08 PM

One Question

My question of myself is whether I would have had the courage or strength or whatever it took for other Jews -- to live.

(54)
Anonymous,
March 12, 2013 4:55 PM

I ask myself this question

As a Jew whose family was in Canada and Latin America during the holocaust I have lived my life in light of the following question. What kind of German would I have been in the 1930's and 1940's? Would I have accepted the hatreds of my group unquestioningly? Or, would I have asked questions and held to a moral center?

My family is very Zionist, many immigrated to Israel and can be found in Netanya. I am glad to say that by and large they question Israel's policies toward the Palestinian people anda cartoon on the web, which featured the government on a gangplank over the sea, balanced by the population, on the land. If just one person from the population became discontented enough with the government to step off the plank and quit balancing it, that wouldn't do much, but if they managed to convince enough people to step off with them, the plank would become unbalanced and the government would fall into the sea. Of course, there is no actual sea, but you can see my point, right? The caption? "The people do not know their true power". In a country such as Nazi Germany, Militant Argentina, or North Korea, the person suffering under the regime would have to decide for themselves as to whether it was a


went through during the holocaust, movies like Schindler's List, Anne Frank, The Hiding Place, and to find out at school what is being taught in the elementary or high school's curriculum regarding Holocaust and World Wars, etc. We can get involved in any way we can. We as parents can have an impact on our school systems, in our children's llives. Do not be afraid.

Blima,
March 7, 2013 10:00 PM

indifferent bystanders

In is well documented that if a family was found hiding, even one Jewish person, the whole down was gunned down. It is no wonder that people were afraid of their own shadows and did not respond and try to save people. the ones who did were very brave. this does not condone what they did when they wereHELP AT THE COST OF THEIR LIVES, AND IN EXTREME CONDITIONS.. ONE gERMAN LADY TOLD ME SOMBRELY SHE DID NOT WANT TO KNOW,, AND CLOSED HER DOORS IN THIS TIME because I sensed she was afrid for her life... never pintthe finger until you are standing in their shoes..said Hillel..!!

(33)
Francis E. Jeffery,
March 5, 2013 11:23 PM

Concentration camps by any other name are still concentration camps.

For those of us that "captured" these camps, there is no eraser of the sights and smells. I have studied this since my service in Europse as an Infantry Sgt. in WWII.
Remember the "Turnenferein" in the US in the 1930's.
We must remember the lessons that we did not learn then. The confiscation of firearms is step one for the same thing to happen in


X ed their names out so fast if they admitted to side with Israel. I wonder how they'll feel after Israel is invaded and history begins to repeat. Will they recant their lackadaisical approach to Israel and start fighting for their people....popular or not,? Maybe they'll offer to do a song and dance routine for IDF soldiers. Then I would say....Keep it you phony group of Jewish, in word only, actors.
I appreciate your honesty in your comment. Thanks. Sandi from Winnipeg, Canada.

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Pat,
March 5, 2013 5:32 PM

Worse than an Atrocity

We thought it was an atrocity with the number 6 mil, but these new numbers are staggering to say the least. How was it possible for all of these yrs to have kept all of those sites hidden, is beyondRelated Story Preview

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on Saturday...if you don't make it I can't guarantee that tag will still be there!!

Kevin

Dan:
Kevin,

I will be there this Saturday. I know it starts at 11, but what time should we get there? Also how long does the round take?

kev:
I won't be there until around 10:40...Aaron (who runs the league) will probably be there a little earlier than that. People start getting there around 10ish or so to warm up a bit before we get started. Depending on the amount playing, we are usually finished up about 1:30 - 2...measured reflections1997 independent reflections1707 reflections with *I* \> 2σ(*I*)*R* ~int~ = 0.033

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Data collection: *APEX2* (Bruker, 2005[@bb4]); cell refinement: *APEX2*; data reduction: *SAINT* (Bruker, 2005[@bb4]); program(s) used to solve structure: *SHELXTL* (Sheldrick, 2008[@bb11]); program(s) used to refine structure: *SHELXTL*; molecular graphics: *SHELXTL*; software used to prepare material for publication: *SHELXTL* and *PLATON* (Spek, 2003[@bb12]).

Supplementary Material
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Crystal structure: contains datablocks global, I. DOI: [10.1107/S1600536808020539/lh2655sup1.cif](http://dx.doi.org/10.1107/S1600536808020539/lh2655sup1.cif)

Structure factors: contains datablocks I. DOI: [10.1107/S1600536808020539/lh2655Isup2.hkl](http://dx.doi.org/10.1107/S1600536808020539/lh2655Isup2.hkl)

Additional supplementary materials: [crystallographic information](http://scripts.iucr.org/cgi-bin/sendsupfiles?lh2655&file=lh2655sup0.html&mime=text/html); [3D view](http://scripts.iucr.org/cgi-bin/sendcif?lh2655sup1&Qmime=cif); [checkCIF report](http://scripts.iucr.org/cgi-bin/paper?lh2655&checkcif=yes)

Supplementary data and figures for this paper are available from the IUCr electronic archives (Reference: [LH2655](http://scripts.iucr.org/cgi-bin/sendsup?lh2655)).

HKF and SRJ thank the Malaysian Government and Universiti Sains Malaysia for


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Ehrenberg and Siday started in 1933 when both of them were first at Birkbeck, although from reading the personal recollections of Werner Ehrenberg, it seems that many of these discussions took place in the local pubs! These early discussions were eventually interrupted by Ray Siday’s adventures in Tahiti and then, of course, by the war, so, in effect, they did not start collaborating again until after the war when they both returned once again to Birkbeck.

Their discussions were very wide ranging, but it was the principles of electron optics that was the focus of their attention and it was these discussions that led them eventually to predict what has become known as the AB effect. Their paper reporting this effect [@wers] appeared ten years before the classic paperTriggering of interferon gamma-primed macrophages by various known complement activators for nonspecific tumor cytotoxicity.
Five known complement activators were evaluated for their capacity to directly activate murine macrophages and to trigger activation of lymphokine primed macrophages for nonspecific tumor cytotoxicity. Bacterial lipopolysaccharide (LPS), Lipid A, polyinosinic-polycytidylic acid, cobra venom factor (CVF), and zymosan directly activated macrophages in a dose-dependent fashion at high concentrations. Subactivating concentrations of each of these agents were found to effectively trigger macrophages which were preprimed either by macrophage-activating factor or by murine recombinant interferon gamma for enhanced tumoricidal activity. An Fc receptor blockade with opsonized sheep erythrocytes abrogated LPS-mediated direct activation and triggering of interferon gamma-primed macrophages, but had no inhibitory effect on direct activation or triggering by CVF for nonspecific tumor cytotoxicity. This study


characterizes the capacity of a diverse group of known complement activators to serve as second signal triggers for culmination of the activation process of interferon-primed macrophages for nonspecific tumoricidal activity. These findings suggest that complement activators may directly activate macrophages by stimulation of interferon beta production by macrophages for self-priming and, as we have shown, act as self-triggers. The putative role of macrophage-associated complement components in the activation process is discussed.may not!" "Sorry, you know how women...." "Men are when they're pregnant." "Sure." "A pregnant Newcomer male is entitled to a paid, six-week paternity leave." "Have you decided when to start yours?" "How about today?" "You're really blimping up, George." "Matt, I can't just abandon you." "No sweat." "There are a lot of guys who could cover for you." "How about it, Francisco?" "I'm still in Phase 1 ." "The haffacota, what you would call the fetus, is still low." "I'm perfectly capable of performing my duties." "I don't want this avocado popping up around me." "I still have three weeks of incubation left." "There's nothing to worry about, partner." "Look, George, we're cops." "We're men." "People are supposed to take us seriously." "What he's trying to say


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Previous reports have shown that catecholamine regulated proteins (CRP) are central nervous system specific and covalently bind to catecholamines. In the present study, we report the subcellular localization and differential modulation of a 40-kDa catecholamine regulated protein (CRP40) by dopamine D1 and D2 receptor antagonists. CRP40 was found to be localized with nuclear and synaptosomal/mitochondrial and fractions. Chronic treatment with dopamine D2 receptor antagonist haloperidol in rats significantly increased the levels of CRP40 in the striatum, whereas, chronic R(+)-7-chloro-8-hydroxy-3-methyl-1-phenyl-2,3,4,5-tetrahydro-1H-3-benzazepine (SCH 23390) dopamine D1 receptor antagonist administration significantly decreased striatal CRP40 levels. Moreover, acute haloperidol treatment did not alter the levels of CRP40 in any of the brain regions. Despite a sequence homology with the heat shock protein 70


Identification and cloning of a umu locus in Streptomyces coelicolor A3(2).
The umuDC operon of Escherichia coli is required for efficient mutagenesis by UV and many other DNA-damaging agents. E. coli umu mutants are defective in mutagenesis and slightly more sensitive to DNA-damaging agents. The existence of a umuDC analogue in Streptomyces coelicolor was suggested by data of our previous works. We cloned from Streptomyces coelicolor a fragment of DNA homologous to the E. coli umuDC region that is able to complement the E coli umuC122::Tn5 mutation. Therefore our data suggest that S. coelicolor contains a functional umu-like operon.marianum) where other lignans are also present \[[@r33]\]. *Lignans* are diphenolic compounds that contain a 2,3-dibenzylbutane structure that is formed by the dimerization of two cinnamic acid residues. Lignans show a huge structural diversity and are also found in flax, sesame, many grains \[[@r29]\], roots, rhizomes, stems, leaves, seeds, and fruits \[[@r34]\], in olive oil \[[@r35]\], among others. Phenolic *acids* are found abundantly in foods (wine, red fruits, onions, black radish, and coffee, among others) and divided into two classes: derivatives of benzoic acid and derivatives of cinnamic acid. The more common consist of *p*-coumaric, caffeic, ferulic and sinapic acids \[[@r36]\], which have been pointed out to have neurotherapeutic effects \[[@r37]\].

3. Bioavailability and Effects of polyphe-nols on brain
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Although, most polyphenols seem to present really low bioavailability from oral


deacetylate NF-κB, since during HIV-1 studies, Kwon *et al.*, 2008 \[[@r157]\] demonstrated that the viral protein Tat binds to SIRT1, inhibiting its activity, thereby preventing NF-κB deacetylation; thus triggering the immune system activation. Together these observations support the idea that inflammatory responses and aging processes can be aggravated by enhancing the activation of NF-κB, suggesting that SIRT1 could promote longevity by inhibiting activation of NF-κB \[[@r110], [@r141]\]. In this way, old rats fed diet rich in polyphenol also showed reduced expression of NF-κB in the hippocampus, striatum and frontal cortex together with an improvement in cognitive abilities \[[@r160]\]. In this regard, longevity factors, such as SIRT1 and their activators (*i.e* polyphenols) could regulate the efficiency of NF-κB signaling \[[@r3], [@r4]\]. Similar results have been shown in cancer studies,seems to suggest that polyphenols, found in fruits and vegetables, may be useful in providing protection against aging due to their antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties. Polyphenols protect SIRT1 against oxidative damage which in turn modulates the activation of NF-κB signaling pathway in brain regions critical for accurate functionality of cognitive processes. *In vitro* and *in vivo* studies have open the doors to the consideration of polyphenols as antiaging molecules. However, open questions hamper the clinical use of these natural compounds in normal aging process, because there is a lack in clinical studies in conditions of normal aging; and also low bioavailability is reported for polyphenols in general, mainly through oral administration. Moreover, studies for the risk assessment and safety evaluation to determine undesirable effects of polyphenols should also


eating certain trees and thus making them more expensive to look after. RAUL ARBOLEDA/AFP/GettyImages 3/8 Sloths mate and give birth in the tree-tops, with the baby sloth clinging to its mother for the first nine-months of its life. WALTRAUD GRUBITZSCH/AFP/Getty Images WALTRAUD GRUBITZSCH/AFP/Getty Images 4/8 Sloths can live for as long as 40 years, although eagles are one of their main predators. Their only defence against the birds is to stay very still and blend in with the vegetation. Creative Commons/Kansasphoto 5/8 Sloths are prefectly adapted to a a life in the tree-tops, with long arms and hooked claws perfect for hanging off branches. Their grip is so good, they've been known to stay suspended from branches even after death. CARL DE SOUZA/AFP/Getty Images 6/8 Sloths don't sleepon the diaphragm.

The team's findings are published in the Royal Society journal Biology Letters.

Rebecca Cliffe, one of the University of Swansea scientists who conducted the research at the Costa Rica Sloth Sanctuary, said: “For a mammal that spends a significant amount of time hanging upside down, this large abdominal weight pressing down on the lungs would make breathing very costly in terms of energy, if not impossible.

"Sloths have solved this problem by anchoring their organs against the rib cage. They have multiple internal adhesions that bear the weight of the stomach and bowels when the sloth hangs inverted.

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rules", Guardian , 23 May 2011, p. 3. 23 Sewell v Harlow DC [2000] EHLR 122. 24 Pell v Walker (t/a The Media Group) [1997] (Bow County Court, 3 Dec.). 25 Khorasandjian v Bush [1993] QB 727. 22 In Modahl v British Athletic Federation,26 the UK House of Lords held that the relationship between an athlete and their national sports federation (UK Athletics) was based in contract. The terms of the contract are laid out in the rules of the federation and include the rules of the IF to which they are affiliated. Where the contracts of elite athletes contain terms authorising collection, use and disclosure of personal information then the athletes are generally bound by those terms. In Ohuruogu v UK Athletics Ltd & International Association ofof workers between Member States of the EU, applied to rules governing the transfer system of European football associations. The European Court of Justice held that the EC (EEC) Treaty, Article 48, applied not only to rules laid down by public authorities but also to both national and international sporting associations who dealt with the employment terms of professional athletes. The transfer fee system was incompatible as it prevented the free movement of players who wished to join a club in another Member State even after their contracts had expired. Bosman shows that the decisions of European sporting bodies can fall within the scope of EU law but it does not necessarily follow that they extend to rules on anti-doping measures. In Edwards v British Athletic Federation,39 an


the retention of samples containing the genetic code is of Fair Play, vol.1 n.2, 2013 Oskar MacGregor et alii Fair Play ISSN: 2014-9255 48 Pretty v the United Kingdom, judgment of 29 Jul. 2002 (application no. 2346/02), Reports of Judgments and Decisions 2002-III,§ 61. 49 Von Hannover v Germany (No. 2) judgment of 7 Feb. 2012 (application no. 40660/08), Reports of Judgments and Decisions 2012 § 50. 50 S and Marper v the United Kingdom, judgment of 4 Dec. 2008 (application nos. 30562/04 and 30566/04). Reports of Judgments and Decisions 2008, § 66. 51 Shimovolos v Russia, judgment of 28 Nov. 2011 (application no 30194/09), § 64. 52 On the retention, storage and use of genetic information see S and Marper v the United Kingdom, judgment of 4Union laws protecting workers are not confined to rest and holiday periods or stipulations of private lives, they also extend to the processing of data. Council Directive (EC) 95/46 on the protection of individuals with regard to the processing of personal data, and Directive 2002/58/EC of the European Parliament and Council on privacy and electronic communications provide broad legal protection of a worker's privacy with regard to the collection, use, storage and transmission of personal data.66 The UK implemented these EU laws protecting personal information under the provisions of the Data Protection Act 1998 and Privacy and Electronic Communications (EC Directive) Regulations 2003.67 To ensure harmonisation of EU data protection laws throughout all Member States article 29 of Council Directive (EC) 95/46 requires representatives of national data protection


and data protection law and may also, therefore, be in conflict with Article 8 of the ECHR and the Human Rights Act 1998. 5. Bibliography Akandji-Kombe (2007). Positive obligations under the European Convention on Human Rights: A guide to the implementation of the European Convention on Human Rights, Strasbourg: Council of Europe. BBC (2009). Athletes Air Issues Over Testing, URL: http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/front_page/ 7892590.stm (accessed Apr. 26, 2010). Council of Europe (1981). Convention for the Protection of Individuals with Regard to Automatic Processing of Personal Data, Strasbourg: Council of Europe. Council of Europe (1989). Anti-doping Convention, Strasbourg: Council of Europe. Council of Europe (2002). Protocol to Anti-doping Convention, Warsaw: Council of Europe. FIFA (2009). FIFA and UEFA Reject WADA "Whereabouts" Rule, URL: http://www.fifa.com/ aboutfifa/developing/releases/newsid=1040455.html (accessed May 5, 2010). Halt (2010).back." "Hello?" "I was going to wait until you called me, but my life isn't as long as yours." " Did you sit on the couch?" " The couch?" "I didn't want to get it too soft because I knew you would be studying there as well as watching television, and you would need a little bit of support." " You did this?" " Of course I did it." "My granddaughter's a Yalie now." "She needs to live like a Yalie." "But how?" "When?" "I snuck in yesterday when you were in classes just to measure to make sure everything would fit." "Then I had to butter up your dippy freshman counselor so she'd let the movers in." "Did you look in the entertainment center yet?" "No." "That's


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to work so hard." "I don't mind hard work, Emily." "I know you don't mind it." "I just said that it would be nice if you didn't have to do it." " Well..." " Jason's a very nice boy." "Yes, he is." "He is a very nice boy." " What are you doing?" " I'm getting the tables ready." " They were ready." " No, ready for the food." " They were ready for the food." " No, they weren't." "Yes, they were." "I set them myself." " But where were the tablecloths?" " Right here." " There." " They're paper." "Yes, they are." "And there's monsters on them." "No, they're Lord of the Rings characters, which is rather appropriate since this is a Lord of the Rings"Ooh, great fabric." "This is the furniture Emily bought." "That's right." "That woman does have taste." " I wish she'd talk to Mom." " Yeah, 'cause then we wouldn't have to." " Did Mom tell you about Christmas?" " Yes." "Hawaii." "Can't even imagine what's going through her mind." "Walt Disney could not imagine what was going through her mind." "You want the guy that pumps your gas voting?" " That is what America is about." " What ignorance!" "You're the ignorant one." "I had a terrible dream the other night that everything they say about sunscreen is true." " I have had that dream." " I don't think I'm having fun." " Well, the party's not over yet." " I know." " What's with the Gabor sisters?"


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Rebuild precompiled header

I am trying to use MFC with ProC.
Functions.pc is where I do the ProC syntax to connect to the database. So I include the 'Functions.h' in the dialog model where I want to call the functions in 'Funtions.h'. And now I got this error.
    Add directive to 'stdafx.h' or rebuild precompiled header

I understand that I need to include 'stdafx.h' to 'Functions.h' for it to work. And I did that. It can compile,but then when I try to run the program,it won't recognize the syntax of ProC created by the 'Functions.cpp' created. I don't really understand how to rebuild the precompiled header since I don't understand the codes in 'stdafx.h'.

A:

The common way to use precompiled headers on windows is

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#
# This demonstration script creates a text widget with bindings set
# up for hypertext-like effects.

if {![info exists widgetDemo]} {
    error "This script should be run from the \"widget\" demo."
}

package require Tk

set w .bind
catch {destroy $w}
toplevel $w
wm title $w "Text Demonstration - Tag Bindings"
wm iconname $w "bind"
positionWindow $w

## See Code / Dismiss buttons
set btns [addSeeDismiss $w.buttons $w]
pack $btns -side bottom -fill x

text $w.text -yscrollcommand "$w.scroll set" -setgrid true \
	-width 60 -height 24 -font $font -wrap word
ttk::scrollbar $w.scroll -command "$w.text yview"
pack $w.scroll -side right -fill y
pack $w.text -expand yes -fill both

# Set up display styles.

if {[winfo depth $w] > 1} {
    set bold "-background #43ce80 -relief raised -borderwidth 1"
    set normal "-background {} -relief flat"
} else {
  help='If True, shuffle the samples before sending them to the model.')
    prediction_name = traitlets.Unicode(default_value='prediction', help='The name of the virtual column housing the predictions.')
    prediction_type = traitlets.Enum(values=['predict', 'predict_proba', 'predict_log_proba'], default_value='predict',
                                     help='Which method to use to get the predictions. \
                                     Can be "predict", "predict_proba" or "predict_log_proba".')
    partial_fit_kwargs = traitlets.Dict(default_value={},


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broadened, similar to the effect of applying an external magnetic field.

[Figure 5](#f5){ref-type="fig"} shows the magnetization profile for the trilayer for a selection of temperatures. As the intrinsic ordering temperature of layer B (*T*~r~=1) is reached, a rapid reduction in the layer-resolved magnetization is seen, decaying from the interfaces into the centre of layer B. Despite this, layer B exhibits an observable magnetization at and somewhat above its intrinsic ordering temperature. Only for temperatures above *T*~r~=1.5 does the magnetization reach 0 in the centre of layer B. We also note that significant ferromagnetic proximity effects are present at the interfaces at temperatures that are as high as twice the ordering temperature of layer B.

The extent of the proximity-induced magnetization and the ability to sustain this induction for is greatlyzero. This can be considered as the proximity-induced superparamagnetic region, where there is no torque on the A layer but the internal field results in an exchange bias effect. This state can be thought of as a magnetic liquid state in layer B. It is important to note that the temperature regions of these magnetic phases will be composition dependent and can thus be chosen for specific applications.

The results raise a number of fundamental questions about the range of magnetic interactions and the effect of structural disorder on magnetic properties. For example, from the results of the Monte Carlo simulations it appears that long-range interactions are the key to obtaining a substantial extension of a proximity-induced magnetization at interfaces. This has far reaching consequences concerning simulations of confined


as after Fisher *et al.*[@b36], where *d* is the dimension of the system and *σ* is positive (and generally small). Although our slab is finite in the *z* direction, we assume that it is sufficiently large to take *d*=3. We initially simulated a range of *σ* between 0.1 and 2.0. Qualitatively, the results showed no variation and here we report the case *σ*=0.5. A fast decay (*σ*\>2) in the interaction[@b37] implies an approach to the nearest-neighbour model (the short-range limit). Our choice avoids this limiting behaviour, although allowing the further neighbour interactions to decay sufficiently quickly such that finite size effects are minimized (relative to the critical system at *σ*=0)[@b37].

In our simulations we used a single spin-flip Metropolis algorithm with 10^4^ Monte Carlo steps per spin for equilibrationand 10^5^ Monte Carlo steps per spin for observation at each temperature. We believe the spatial extent in the *xy* plane, 32 × 32 spins, is a reasonable compromise between accuracy and computational expense. Systems of this size allowed for accurate modelling of the critical phase of the two-dimensional *XY* model[@b38] and it is known that finite size effects are smaller in three-dimensional systems[@b39].

Data availability
-----------------

The data that support the findings of this study are available from the corresponding author upon request.

Additional information
======================

**How to cite this article:** Magnus, F. *et al.* Long-range magnetic interactions and proximity effects in an amorphous exchange-spring magnet. *Nat. Commun.* 7:11931 doi: 10.1038/ncomms11931 (2016).

Supplementary Material {#S1}
======================

###### Supplementary Information

Supplementary Figures 1-2

This work was funded by the Swedish research council (VR), STINT, the Knut and Alice Wallenberg


The exchange bias is the same at both temperatures and tends to zero (dashed line) as *H*~max~ increases.](ncomms11931-f3){#f3}

![Simulations of *T*~c~ in a trilayer.\
(**a**) The magnetization versus temperature in the middle of a single B-layer and in the middle of a B-layer sandwiched between an A and C layer. The magnetization is calculated by including up to eighth nearest-neighbour interactions and the temperature is normalized by the intrinsic ordering temperature of the B layer found in the simulations . (**b**) The susceptibility of the middle atomic layer of a single B-layer and in the middle of a B-layer, sandwiched between an A and C layer. The shift in the ordering temperature of the sandwiched layer due to the proximity to the A and C layers can be seen clearly.11 November, 2016

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           thread = threading.Thread(target = current_post.post)
           thread.start()
           thread.join()

        #calculate the time interval
        time_interval = time.time() - origin_time

        print time_interval

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        for i in range(0, 10):
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        #calculate       HTMLData = open_url.read()

        #print "OK"

    def run_job(self):
        """This was refactored from the OP's code"""
        origin_time = time.time()
        if(self.mode == "Multiple"):

            #multithreading POST
            threads = list()
            for i in range(0, 10):
               thread = threading.Thread(target = self.post)


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The present disclosure generally relates to amorphous alloy articles and methods of surface grinding thereof, and particularly, to a Zr-rich bulk amorphous alloy article and a method of surface grinding thereof.
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Amorphous alloys provide superior magnetic, mechanical, chemical, and other properties in comparison with crystal. Many alloy compositions which can form an amorphous phase, such as Fe systems, Ni systems, Co systems, Al systems, Zr systems, and Ti systems have been developed.
A plurality of devices or components produced from Zr-rich bulk amorphous alloys, such as the housings of electronic devices, has been developed. The housing produced from Zr-rich bulk amorphous alloy often requires a surface treatment to obtain a better appearance. However, during a commonly used surface treatment process, the temperature of the


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through an intravenous injection. Thereafter, at 4‐day intervals, mice were killed and the eyes, lymph nodes and spleens were harvested for H&E staining and flow cytometric analysis.

2.3. Anti‐IL‐18R antibody treatment {#jcmm14081-sec-0005}
-----------------------------------

Anti‐IL‐18Rα antibody was purchased from R&D Systems Inc (Minneapolis, MN, USA). On day 8 after immunization, EAU mice were treated with anti‐IL‐18R antibody (10 µg/mouse, 100 µg/mouse, 450 µg/mouse)[41](#jcmm14081-bib-0041){ref-type="ref"}, [42](#jcmm14081-bib-0042){ref-type="ref"}, [43](#jcmm14081-bib-0043){ref-type="ref"} through an intravenous injection every day. At 8 days after administration of anti‐IL‐18R antibody, EAU mice were killed for harvesting of the eyes lymph nodes and spleens. H&E staining was used to assess the severity of retinal tissue damage. IgG (10 µg/mouse, 100 µg/mouse, 450 µg/mouse) was administered daily through an intravenous injection and was used as the negative control.

For evaluating anti‐IL‐18R antibody effects in in vitro experiments, NK cells were isolated from theto 3 mice (4‐6 eyes) and removed the lens from these eyes. A single cell suspension was prepared by digestion for 10 minutes at 37°C with collagenase (1 mg/mL) and DNase (100 μg/mL) in RPMI‐1640. The ocular cells were then obtained following centrifugation. Aliquots of 1 × 10^6^ cells were stained with different monoclonal antibodies, according to protocols described for each of the antibodies. Cells were then analysed using FACSVerse and CellQuest data acquisition and analysis software (BD Biosciences). Fluorescent antibodies of CD3ε, NK1.1, CD69, NKG2D, NKG2A, CCR7, CD11c, MHC‐II, CD80, CD86, CD54, CD45, 33D1, CD11b, F4/80, ly6c, IFN‐γR, and IL‐18R conjugated with corresponding fluorescent dyes (eBioscience, San Diego, CA, USA) were used according to the manufacturer's instructions. To assess intracellular cytokine expression including IFN‐γ, IL‐18, perforin and granzymes B, a cell stimulation


gated from ocular cells, and then 77.9% of IL‐18 + cells were CD11b positive cells, in which the percentage of 33D1^+^CD11b^+^CD11c^+^MHC‐II^+^, 33D1^‐^CD11b^+^CD11c^+^MHC‐II^+^, CD11b^+^F4/80^+^Ly6c^‐^, CD11b^+^F4/80^‐^Ly6c^+^, CD11b^+^F4/80^+^Ly6c^+^ were analysed. (D) With interphotoreceptor retinoid‐binding protein peptide (IRBP)~1‐20~ and pertussis toxin (PTX) stimulation or not, CD11c+DC, CD11c‐depleted magnetic isolated CD45+ cells from the eyes of EAU mice and CD45+ cells without deletion were cultured for 48 h. Data show the basal production of IL‐18 in the supernatants in non‐stimulated CD45+ lymphocytes or after stimulation with IRBP~1‐20~ (10 ng/mL) and PTX (10 ng/mL) (data from three independent experiments, values represent the mean ± SEM, ANOVA test: \*\*\**P* \< 0.001)](JCMM-23-1827-g004){#jcmm14081-fig-0004}

When IL‐18 binding protein (IL‐18 BP) was injected into mice to neutralize IL‐18, the symptoms of EAU and percent of CD83^+^CCR7^+^NK cells within the eyes were decreased (Figure [S6](#jcmm14081-sup-0006){ref-type="supplementary-material"}A‐C). Furthermore, the expression of IL‐18Rtissue damage in response to the anti‐IL‐18R antibody treatment (Figure [6](#jcmm14081-fig-0006){ref-type="fig"}B), the outer nuclear layer of retinal tissue in these mice with IgG treatment was deformed (Figure [6](#jcmm14081-fig-0006){ref-type="fig"}B). Histopathological and clinical scores of the eyes in anti‐IL‐18R‐treated‐mice were decreased as compared with that of EAU and IgG‐treated mice (Figure [6](#jcmm14081-fig-0006){ref-type="fig"}C). Although the symptoms of EAU were alleviated with higher doses of anti‐IL‐18R antibody, no significant difference of the symptomatic remission was shown between higher and lower dose of anti‐IL‐18R treatment (Figure [S10](#jcmm14081-sup-0010){ref-type="supplementary-material"}).

![Anti‐IL‐18R antibody relieved symptoms of EAU and decreased inflammatory factors in EAU. (A) Diagram of anti‐IL‐18R antibody treatment in EAU. Anti‐IL‐18R antibody treatment was administered daily starting at 8 days after immunization, H&E staining and clinical test was performed every 4 days, and flow cytometry analysis on day 16.


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send_confirmation_request (server_ctx_t ctx,
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To obtain the high-harmonic spectrum, we solve the TDSE in the velocity gauge within the Bloch-state basis  [@korbman2013quantum; @wu2015high], using the fourth-order Runge-Kutta method with 0.01 a.u. time-step for the coupled differential equations as in Ref. [@korbman2013quantum], no ad-hoc dephasing is introduced.

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wavefunction are written as a sum of two components located at the two nuclei. Consequently, the recombination amplitude also acquires two contributions, associated with the recombination onto each nucleus. Interference of these contributions leads to structural minima and maxima in photo-ionization and in molecular HHG spectra [@lein2002role; @lein2002interference; @odvzak2009interference; @torres2010revealing]. Note that while the exact position of the structural minimum is sensitive to the details of the wavefunction, the scattering potential, and possibly multi-electron effects in photo-ionization or photo-recombination, the presence of structure-induced features is completely general and is used to determine molecular structures.

The same arguments apply in our case. While the monochromatic lattice potential is a function of two reciprocal lattice points $(0, 2 \pi/a)$, the bichromatic potential is a function of three reciprocal lattice points $(0, 2demonstrated that real-space recollision picture passes an important numerical test, which makes a close analogy to the molecular picture. By providing direct numerical confirmation of the key role of recollision in coordinate space, our work also suggests that analysis of strong-field dynamics in solids can benefit from real-space, as opposed to reciprocal space, perspective. This might be particularly interesting when the real-space electron excursion exceeds the size of the unit cell. Moreover, our work show that HHG from solid has potential to image the internal structures of a unit cell in solids.

G.D. acknowledges the Ramanujan fellowship (SB/S2/ RJN-152/2015). M.I. acknowledges support from the DFG QUTIF grant IV 152/6-1 and from the EPSRC/DSTL MURI grant EP/N018680/1.

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        _q_function.call(__qtscript_self,
            QScriptValueList()
            << qScriptValueFromValue(_q_engine, arg__1));
    }
}

void QtScriptShell_QStackedWidget::customEvent(QEvent*  arg__1)
{


 }
}

void QtScriptShell_QStackedWidget::enterEvent(QEvent*  arg__1)
{
    QScriptValue _q_function = __qtscript_self.property("enterEvent");
    if (!_q_function.isFunction() || QTSCRIPT_IS_GENERATED_FUNCTION(_q_function)
        || (__qtscript_self.propertyFlags("enterEvent") & QScriptValue::QObjectMember)) {
        QStackedWidget::enterEvent(arg__1);
    } else {
        QScriptEngine *_q_engine = __qtscript_self.engine();
        _q_function.call(__qtscript_self,
            QScriptValueList()
            << qScriptValueFromValue(_q_engine, arg__1));
    }
}

bool  QtScriptShell_QStackedWidget::event(QEvent*  e)
{
    QScriptValue _q_function = __qtscript_self.property("event");
    if (!_q_function.isFunction() || QTSCRIPT_IS_GENERATED_FUNCTION(_q_function)
        || (__qtscript_self.propertyFlags("event") & QScriptValue::QObjectMember)) {
    = __qtscript_self.property("languageChange");
    if (!_q_function.isFunction() || QTSCRIPT_IS_GENERATED_FUNCTION(_q_function)
        || (__qtscript_self.propertyFlags("languageChange") & QScriptValue::QObjectMember)) {
        QStackedWidget::languageChange();
    } else {
        _q_function.call(__qtscript_self);
    }
}

void QtScriptShell_QStackedWidget::leaveEvent(QEvent*  arg__1)
{
    QScriptValue _q_function = __qtscript_self.property("leaveEvent");
    if (!_q_function.isFunction() || QTSCRIPT_IS_GENERATED_FUNCTION(_q_function)
        || (__qtscript_self.propertyFlags("leaveEvent") & QScriptValue::QObjectMember)) {
        QStackedWidget::leaveEvent(arg__1);
    } else {
        QScriptEngine *_q_engine = __qtscript_self.engine();
        _q_function.call(__qtscript_self,
            QScriptValueList()