of the volatility and maintain China's upside -- a recipe for making good money in the long term. If you focus solely on Chinese small caps, then you get a whole heck of a lot of upside, but you will need to be able to withstand serious volatility.

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the medicine go down for Java programmers learning how to work with JavaScript, or for the rest of us we just want a cleaner, simpler way to accomplish something we already knew how to do. Other changes seem to introduce magical new capabilities.

But if you try to use modern syntax to recreate a familiar old technique, or stick it in without understanding how it actually behaves, you run the risk of:

having to debug code that worked perfectly before

introducing subtle mistakes that may catch you at runtime

creating code that fails silently when you least expect it.

In fact, several of the changes that appear to be drop-in replacements for existing techniques actually behave differently from the code that they supposedly replace. In many cases, it can make more sense tothe code you’re writing is trying to accomplish, where you’re going to need to deploy it, and who will be modifying it next. Then decide for yourself what the best approach would be.


in general.  I am guessing that if each :lift was called something different that would work but not what I am trying to do.  Thank you to anyone that can help.

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If you know how many "arbitrary" you want to create, you can create them with a loop...
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The Eleven DFS 2019 LE soap and aftershave pairing is my first experience with Eleven products. The scent is a combination of Oakmoss, Sandalwood, Vetiver, Patchouli, Amber and Musk. I am not able to pick up individual notes as such but the scent is a pleasant woodsy musky masculine scent. I would rate the scent strength around 4-5/10. The soap was very easy to lather with first rate performance during the shave. The post shave feel was superb. Three passes and touch ups ended with an exceptional drama free BBS shave. A splash of the matching aftershave left my face smooth shaven and smelling nice.

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I am currently an Assistant Designer at Jones New York. Since graduating I've done numerous internships at Alice + Olivia and Cynthia Rowley. I've also freelanced at Kate Spade NY, Kate Spade Saturday, and Club Monaco.superior and inferior PVs. The endpoint of ablation was abolishment or dissociation of the pulmonary vein potentials (PVPs). Oral amiodarone or propafenone was taken for at least 3 months by patients with persistent AF, permanent AF or those whose PVPs had not been isolated completely. The recurrence of atrial tachyarrhythmias was observed 3 months after the procedure. There were 106 patients (mean age, 51.4 +/- 9.9 years). Seventy-eight patients had paroxysmal AF, 12 persistent AF and 16 permanent AF. Onset of atrial fibrillation occurred in 52 patients during ablation procedure. Thirty-two patients restored to sinus rhythm eventually after the procedure. Abolishment or dissociation of PVPs was accomplished during the procedure in 94 patients (88.7%). The duration of procedure and exposure to X-ray were (213 +/- 45) minutes and


It can also be used as a biofuel for vehicles.

Biomethane, an alternative and renewable source of energy

Biomethane makes it possible to recover energy from waste as part of the circular economy, and to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. In practical terms, when waste decomposes, it releases methane. Waste collection and treatment avoids the release of these emissions into the atmosphere, and converts them to clean energy. The greenhouse gas emissions of biomethane are therefore virtually zero, because the CO2 produced by recovering the biomethane has previously been captured by the decomposed organic matter.

New technologies also make it possible to produce so-called ‘second-generation’ biomethane from lignocellulosic biomass (wood and straw). This process is currently at the research and development stage. ENGIE is focusing its R&D effort on this issue throughcarriers of toxic compounds such as nitrogen oxide (NOX) and sulphur oxide (SOX) ([@b8-molce-38-12-1096]), which are acidifying substances with high corrosive and oxidative potentials. Urban PM has several properties, including cytotoxic and mutagenic activities ([@b26-molce-38-12-1096]) as well as genotoxicity in *S. typhimurium* TA98 ([@b24-molce-38-12-1096]).

More specifically, the American Heart Association (AHA) Scientific Statement writing group reported a consistent and causative relationship between PM~2.5~ exposure and cardiovascular morbidity and mortality ([@b3-molce-38-12-1096]). However, there has been no sufficient report on PM~2.5~ toxicity in the circulation system, especially with regards to lipid metabolism.

Lipoproteins are key players in serum lipid metabolism, which is closely associated with pathogenesis of cardiovascular disease and diabetes. It is well known that HDL functionality is closely and directly related with incidence of metabolic diseases, including coronary heart disease


severely modified by PM~2.5~ and fructose treatment.

PM~2.5~ accelerates oxidation of LDL
------------------------------------

In the absence of fructose and cupric ion, PM~2.5~ alone induced slight changes in the electromobility of LDL (lane 2, [Fig. 1C](#f1-molce-38-12-1096){ref-type="fig"}) compared to LDL alone (lane 1). Co-treatment with fructose and PM~2.5~ resulted in increased electromobility of LDL in a dose-dependent manner (lanes 4, 6 and 7, [Fig. 1C](#f1-molce-38-12-1096){ref-type="fig"}). Cupric ion-mediated LDL oxidation was more accelerated by PM~2.5~ treatment in a dose-dependent manner (lanes 9 and 10). Interestingly, co-treatment with fructose and PM~2.5~ induced severe modification of LDL, as evidenced by increased electromobility in a time-dependent manner in agarose gel electrophoresis ([Fig. 1C](#f1-molce-38-12-1096){ref-type="fig"}).

PM~2.5~ accelerates degradation of LDL
--------------------------------------

During 18 hr of incubation, as shown in [Fig. 1D](#f1-molce-38-12-1096){ref-type="fig"}, PM~2.5~ (final 30 ppm)-treated LDL (lane 2) and fructose-treated LDL (laneIn the presence of fructose (final 50 mM in cell media), LDL uptake was also accelerated to a similar extent as PM~2.5~ treatment. Interestingly, co-presence of PM~2.5~ and fructose cause 2.4-fold higher LDL uptake with increased cell death.

Waterborne exposure of PM~2.5~ causes embryonic toxicity
--------------------------------------------------------

Waterborne exposure to PM~2.5~ in the presence of LPS (final 20 ppm) resulted in rapid death of zebrafish embryos in a dose-dependent manner ([Fig. 5A](#f5-molce-38-12-1096){ref-type="fig"}). Embryos exposed to 3 and 30 ppm of PM~2.5~ solution for 120 h showed 80% and 65% survivability, respectively, whereas embryos treated with LPS alone and blank showed 95% and 100% survivability. As shown in [Fig. 6](#f6-molce-38-12-1096){ref-type="fig"}, content in the embryo abdomen, a marker of developmental speed, was significantly reduced by 48% and 60% upon exposure to 3 and 30


similar with our previous report showing that apoA-I undergoes multimerization and proteolysis by fructosylation ([@b9-molce-38-12-1096]; [@b18-molce-38-12-1096]). In our study, PM~2.5~ and fructose induced severe apoA-I multimerization and degradation along with smear band morphology, suggesting that PM~2.5~ can exacerbate glycation in serum. LDL was also proteolyzed by PM~2.5~ via acceleration of glycation and oxidation. Therefore, patients with diabetes, atherosclerosis, and Alzheimer's should avoid exposure to PM~2.5~ to avoid exacerbation of pre-existing disease symptoms via aggregation and degradation of serum apolipoproteins. Many reports have shown that long- or short-term exposure to PM~2.5~ is associated with incidence of chronic and acute metabolic diseases such as insulin resistance and visceral adiposity ([@b25-molce-38-12-1096]). These results clearly show that PM~2.5~ extract modified lipoproteins to aggravate atherogenesis and embryonic toxicity.

Furthermore, mental diseases in children such ascending order.
a, 1/3, z
Let j = -0.4 + 0.7. Suppose 0 = -4*h - f + 11, -6 = 3*h - f - 3*f. Let i = 1 - 3. Sort h, j, i.
i, j, h
Suppose -4*c = -2*a - 14, 5*a + 7 - 8 = c. Sort c, -6, 6 in increasing order.
-6, c, 6
Suppose -2*i + 1 - 11 = -4*k, 3*k = -4*i + 13. Put k, -3, 4 in increasing order.
-3, k, 4
Let z be (-8)/(-20)*(-4 + -1). Let b be (-102)/(-24) - 1/4. Put b, 5, z in decreasing order.
5, b, z
Let k be 25/7 - (-6 + 9). Let w = -0.1 - -0.3. Sort w, k, 0.3 in ascending order.
w, 0.3, k
Let n = 83 - 78. Suppose -2*h


Sort 0.5, -0.1, t in decreasing order.
0.5, t, -0.1
Let r = -1.41 + 1.39. Put r, -7, 0.5, -3/2 in descending order.
0.5, r, -3/2, -7
Let r = 0.195 - -1.805. Let d = -67/2 + 33. Put d, 9, r in ascending order.
d, r, 9
Let x(f) = -f + 19. Let i be x(6). Suppose -10*k = -i*k + 6. Put 5, k, 3 in descending order.
5, 3, k
Let f = -856/7 - -122. Let r = -0.7 + 0.2. Put f, r, 5 in descending order.
5, f, r
Let x be 1/3 - 17/6. Put x, -0.3, 3 in descending order.
3, -0.3, x
Let q(b) be the first derivative of b**4/4 - 4*b**3/3 - 5*b**2/2 - 2*b + 1. Let n be q(5). Sort -3, n, 3 in ascendingorder.
-3, n, 3
Let h(s) = -s**3 - 18*s**2 + 2*s + 34. Let j be h(-18). Put 1, 5, j, 3 in descending order.
5, 3, 1, j
Let x = 5 + -8. Let f = 2 + -2.2. Sort -0.1, x, f in increasing order.
x, f, -0.1
Let d be 0 + (1 - (-6)/(-4)). Let v be 2/(5 - (0 + -1)). Let c = 0 + 2. Put d, v, c in decreasing order.
c, v, d
Let y(q) = -q + 5. Let l be y(6). Suppose -2 - 28 = 10*m. Sort l, 0, m.
m, l, 0
Let o = -1 + -3. Let i = 20 - 9. Let l = 10.5 - i. Sort l, -1, o in ascending order.
o, -1, l
Let q = 0.56 -


0.56. Sort q, 0.3, -0.05, -1/2 in descending order.
0.3, q, -0.05, -1/2
Let x = -3 + -2. Put x, 2, -3 in decreasing order.
2, -3, x
Let c be (-1 - 0)*(1 - -3). Let p be (-4)/(-18) + (-33)/27. Sort 3, c, p.
c, p, 3
Let h = -1.5 + 2. Suppose 4*z - z - 6 = 0. Sort z, h, -3 in descending order.
z, h, -3
Suppose -11*s + 5*s - 30 = 0. Sort 3, 2, -1, s.
s, -1, 2, 3
Let k(m) = -m - 3. Let i be k(-2). Sort -2, 3, i, 4 in descending order.
4, 3, i, -2
Let v = 0.72 + 0.08. Let o = v + -4.8. Let l = 0.1 - -0.3. Put o, -0.2, l in ascending order.
o, -0.2, l
Let[@Fra] provide many further references about this subject.\
Let us point out that extensions of Theorem A to the case that $f= f(|x|,u)$ and $f$ is non-increasing in the first variable have also been treated in [@GNN].\
Further, one can show radial symmetry of solutions if one replaces $\Delta $ by the $p$-Laplace operator when $1<p<2$, see [@DamPa1], [@DamPa2].\
However, the following example shows that the question of symmetry becomes more delicate if one replaces the Laplacian by a degenerate elliptic operator, and/or if the assumptions for $f$ are weakened.\
[**Example 1.1.**]{} (see also [@Br2])\
Let $p,s \in \mathbb{R}$, with $p>1 $ and $s> \frac{p}{p-1}$, and define $$\begin{aligned}
w(x) :=
\left\{
\begin{array}{ll}
(1-|x|^2 )^s & \mbox{ if $ |x|\leq 1 $}
\\
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\begin{array}{ll}
  u\Big|_{\partial B_{R_k}(z_k)}
& \mbox{ if }\; x\in B_{R_k}(z_k) \,;
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\\
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\end{array}
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B_R \setminus
B_{R_l } (z_l )$. Since $u_l \leq u$, this implies that $u=0$ on $\partial B_{R_l } (z_l )$, and (\[u=0\]) follows. Now the assertions of the Lemma follow from (\[rk=0\]) and (\[u=0\]). $\hfill \Box $\
[**Lemma 3.8.**]{} [*Let $u$ be\overline{B}$. }\end{aligned}$$ Then $v\in X$ and $$\begin{aligned}
\label{ineq1}
  0 &\geq & J(u) - J(v)
  = \int_{B}\Big( G(|\nabla u|) - F(u) + F(u_0)\Big) \,\mathrm{d}x
\\
\nonumber
 & = & \int_{B}
  \Big( G(|\nabla\overline{u}|) - F(\overline{u} + u_0) + F(u_0)
  \Big) \,\mathrm{d}x \,.\end{aligned}$$ Furthermore, we have $\overline{u}\in C^1(\overline{B})$, $  \overline{u} = \frac{\partial\overline{u}}{\partial\nu} = 0$ on $\partial B$, together with $\overline{u}\geq 0$ and ${}- {\mathscr L}\overline{u} = f(\overline{u} + u_0)$ in $B$. Hence, $\overline{u}$ is a critical point for the variational functional $$\overline{J}(w) := \int_B
  \Big( G(|\nabla w|) - F(w + u_0) + F(u_0) \Big) \,\mathrm{d}x
  \quad\mbox{ for }\; w\in \overline{X} \,,$$ where $  \overline{X} := \{ w\in C^1(\overline{B}):\, w = 0


Q_2 + Q_3 -Q_4 .\end{aligned}$$ Since $g \in C^1 (0,+\infty )$, $f \in C^1 (u_2 , u_1 )$ and $u(x)= U(|x|)$, we have that $U\in C^2 (R_1 , R_2 )
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2\int_{R_1 } ^{R_2 } f(U) U' H' H r^{N-1} \, dr.$$ Further we obtain, using integration by parts, $$\begin{aligned}
Q_2 & = & (N-1) \int_{R_1 } ^{R_2 } g(-U' ) U^{\prime \prime } H^2 r^{N-2} \, dr - \int_{R_1 } ^{R_2 } f(U) U^{\prime \prime } H^2 r^{N-1} \, dr
\\
 &= &
(N-1) \int_{R_1 } ^{R_2 } g (-U') U^{\prime \prime } H^2 r^{N-2} \, dr
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\\
 & & + 2\int_{R_1 } ^{R_2 } f(U) U' H' H r^{N-1} \, dr
+ (N-1 ) \int_{R_1 } ^{R_2 } f(U) U' H^2 r^{N-2} \, dr .\end{aligned}$$ Then another integration by parts and (\[ODE\]) yield $$\begin{aligned}
\label{calc2}
 & &
\\
\nonumber
 Q_2 & = & (N-1) \int_{R_1 } ^{R_2 } g(-U') U' H^2 r^{N-3} \, dr  -2 (N-1)
\int_{R_1 } ^{R_2 }  g(-U') U' H'H  r^{N-2} \, dr
\\
\nonumber
 & & + \int_{R_1 } ^{R_2 } f ' (U) (U')^2 H^2 r^{N-1} \, dr + 2 \int_{R_1 } ^{R_2 } f(U) U' H' H r^{N-1} \,


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While backing former teammate Kearns to take over as RA boss and eventually help the game return to its former glory, Farr-Jones could only see short term pain for the cash-strapped code.

“I wouldn’t be surprised if an administrator was appointed in the next fortnight,” Farr-Jones told ABC radio program The Ticket on Sunday.

“I understand that reserves are minimal... that would only be funds that have come from world rugby from the participation rights of the World Cup last year.

“Otherwise I just don’t think we’ve put any acorns away for a winter like we’re expecting at the moment where there’s no income projected.”

Backing up his


trouble lurks in the shadows

EXCLUSIVE: Embarrassing gaffe cost RA massive payout for Wallabies legend

Former Wallaby Phil Kearns during the 2019 Foxtel Rugby World Cup launch. Source: News Corp Australia

“He would be great with securing sponsors and with fans — we need the rusted on rugby people we’ve lost to come back to the game.”

Working in mining finance, Farr-Jones said he would consider a seat on the board.

“I’d like to come back on board passionately for the game.”

Among other changes Farr-Jones felt were needed was a cut of at least 50 per cent in staff numbers at RA and also incentive based contracts for players.

“I would put them on contracts with a good base salary but a minimal one with incentivisation — you guys win and we’ll pay youThree weeks ago, Thailand’s National Anti-Corruption Commission (NACC) recommended charging the sitting Prime Minister, Yingluck Shinawatra, with violating Section 157 of the Thai Criminal Code, one of Thailand’s key anticorruption laws. The corruption allegations concerned malfeasance in the Thai government’s controversial rice-purchasing program. There is much to be said about the NACC’s action and the underlying allegations, as well as how this will play out in the roiling cauldron of contemporary Thai politics. But perhaps the most striking thing about the charges, with the greatest potential significance outside of Thailand, is that the NACC did not allege that Prime Minister Yingluck herself committed any corrupt act, or even that she oversaw or directed or approved of any corrupt act. Rather, the NACC’s criminal complaint alleges that Prime Minister


the government’s anticorruption policies. And there are further complications: Should the prosecution need to identify some specific, concrete act (or acts) that the government official should have taken, but didn’t? (The NACC’s charging document does not seem to contain anything like that, though perhaps more will come later). Or is it enough to charge generally that the government official “failed to exercise” her supervisory functions to address corruption, without identifying any specific actions?

Now, despite these questions, maybe there are some easy, extreme cases, in which the government really does nothing at all to deal with corruption. It’s possible that the current Thai case is one of those extreme cases (I don’t know). But in most cases, government officials will learn to at least make a show of tryingFIG question

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Subject: FIG question Thu Feb 11, 2010 7:03 pm

Should we have a section for Sugimori art? These are the official pieces of Pokemon artwork by Ken Sugimori art, and I didn't see a place for them.They're pieces like this:Feel free to yell at me if there's a place for them and I totally missed it XD

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Subject: Re: FIG question Thu Feb 11, 2010 11:19 pm

Ummm... Yeah, I missed artwork. It could be posted in merchandise.

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Subject: Re: FIG question Fri Feb 12, 2010 6:18 am

Okay, thanks. It could be a topic


It is also of importance to address other transport properties, production and equilibration dynamics, and the physical manifestations of pre-equilibrium evolution.

If this is the case, as it indeed appears to be, then the plasma interactions would be largely in the non-perturbative regime; in this regime, few analytic techniques are available for a robust theoretical analysis. Effective interaction approaches are needed. In this direction, considerable work has already been done and we refer the reader to ref. [@matsui; @elze; @vr1; @vr2; @akranjan; @shur2; @shur3; @blaizot1] for some of the theoretical results.

The effective approaches emphasize the collective origin of the plasma properties which can be best understood within a semi-classical framework. Indeed, in a recent work [@fluid], the successes of hydrodynamics in interpreting and understanding the experimental observations from RHICtransport equations [@cm1; @cm4; @cristina]. Thus, the semi-classical techniques appear to hold the promise of providing tools to understand the bulk properties of QGP.

The present paper continues the theme, and its central aim is to combine the kinetic equation approach which yields the transport properties, with the hot QCD equations of state to make predictions which can perhaps be tested in heavy ion collisions. Recently, Ranjan and Ravishankar have developed a systematic approach to determine fully the response functions of QGP, with a special emphasis on the color charge as a dynamical variable [@akranjan]. In parallel, Chandra, Kumar and Ravishankar have succeeded in adapting two hot QCD EOS to make predictions for heavy ion collisions [@chandra1; @chandra3]. They have shown that the interaction effects which modify the equations


the behavior of the screening length as a function of temperature for EOS1 and EOS$\delta$ in fig. 7 and fig.8 respectively. To compare these results with lattice predictions of Zantow and Kazmarek[@zantow], we choose $T_c=0.27$ GeV for pure gauge theory and $T_c=0.203, 0.197$ for 2- and 3-flavor QCD respectively. The screening length for both EOS1 and EOS2 show qualitative agreement with these results in [@zantow]. As expected, the agreement is more pronounced for EOS$\delta$ as compare to EOS1. We shall now proceed to determine the dissociation temperatures for various quarkonia states in a hot QCD medium.

\[fig7\]

\[fig8\]

Dissociation temperatures
-------------------------

To determine the dissociation temperatures of heavy quarkonia, we follow a well known criterion–whenever the [*rms*]{} radius, $r_{q{\bar q}}\ge 1/M_D$ for a particular heavy quarkonia bound state, the state will dissociate inpublic, an Associated Press report in 2009 stated that 11 of the 16 first- and second-round host sites lost money (Zeise, 2010).

Conference Realignment

Although the start of the 2010 college football season was overshadowed by off-field controversies involving high-profile coaches and player-related incidents, the 2011 season was equally compelling away from the gridiron in the form of conference realignment. Several marquee universities including the University of Nebraska (Big Ten) and Colorado (Pac-12) competed in new conferences, and the number of institutions changing conferences or contemplating a change in membership snowballed as the season began. Just a month into the 2011 football season, the Atlantic Coast Conference welcomed Syracuse University and the University of Pittsburgh to their conference, bringing their membership to 14 institutions. Other schools were also being considered,


(650), among other things, assisted in lateral accommodating adjustment.
The system, of course, required empowered linkage (400) of some sort. That was satisfactorily provided by a liquid fuel power generating engine (411)—one run on gasoline, for example. Although electric power generating engines (412) were also known, they were not generally employed because the work was generally undertaken in the field, away from electric plug-in power sources. What was observed, however, was that the power takeoff from a tractor or other piece of motorized farm machinery (430) could be used. The intervening linkage was either of the sprocket and chain assembly (421) sort or a direct drive assembly (422) featuring splines and related solid gearing connections.
It would be wise to include in a packing assembly many existing prior art featuresand confirm their selections before casting their ballot. After complaints, they were removed during Election Day by county technicians. One had registered 19 votes before it was pulled and the other three.

Election giant Election Systems and Software (ES&S) acquired Diebold's voting division in 2009, but divested the intellectual property in 2010 to Dominion Voting Systems under an agreement with the Justice Department. Both companies continue to support the equipment.

“There are various reasons a machine might have calibration issues,” ES&S spokeswoman Katina Granger told NBC News in an email. “We'll continue working with the jurisdictions to identify root cause of any issues and service the equipment.”

Reached for comment, Dominion Voting Systems spokeswoman Kay Stimson said the company doesn’t have any customers in Mississippi.

Election security experts said that the error


Q:

Hibernate 3.6 configuration with Spring 2.5

I am currently working on a Maven project with dependencies on Spring 2.5 and Hibernate 3.6. However, I am experiencing a problem on this portion of code:
private static SessionFactory sessionFactory;
private static ServiceRegistry serviceRegistry;

static
{
    try
    {
        Configuration configuration = new Configuration();
        configuration.configure();
        serviceRegistry = new ServiceRegistryBuilder()
                .applySettings(configuration.getProperties())
                .buildServiceRegistry();
        sessionFactory = configuration.buildSessionFactory(serviceRegistry);
    }
    catch (HibernateExceptionScenario #1: Johnny and Mark get into a fistfight after school.

1957 – Crowd gathers. Mark wins. Johnny and Mark shake hands and end up buddies.

2007 - Police called, SWAT team arrives, arrests Johnny and Mark… Charge them with assault, both expelled even though Johnny started it.

Scenario #2: Jeffrey won’t be still in class, disrupts other students.

1957 – Jeffrey sent to office and given a good paddling by the Principal… Returns to class, sits still and does not disrupt class again.

2007 - Jeffrey given huge doses of Ritalin… Becomes a zombie. Tested for ADHD. School gets extra money from state because Jeffrey has a disability.

Scenario #3: Billy breaks a window in his neighbor’s car and his Dad gives him a whipping with his belt.

1957 - Billy is more careful


Autonomic imbalance with heightened sympathetic activity and withdrawal of vagal activity is critical for development and progression of chronic heart failure ([@ref1], [@ref2]). Primary characteristics of autonomic function comprise heart rate and heart rate variability. Abnormalities in both of these domains are associated with higher morbidity both in general population and in cardiovascular patients ([@ref3], [@ref4]). Both resting heart rate and a number of indices derived from heart rate variability are dominated by vagal vs. sympathetic tone, as the effects of muscarinic blockade are more significant than b-adrenergic blockade ([@ref5]).

In this issue, Akdemir et al. ([@ref6]) reviewed reports on the development of clinical vagus nerve stimulation (VNS) for cardiac applications. The article entitled "Vagus nerve stimulation: An evolving adjunctive treatment for cardiac disease" focuses on VNS for cardiacunnecessary for the court to reach that issue, as Ford has failed to allege facts sufficient to prevail on its dilution, infringement, and unfair competition claims. Thus faced with no chance of succeeding on the merits, *663 Ford may not be granted injunctive relief.

A. Dilution
In relevant part, the Federal Trademark Dilution Act ("FTDA"), codified at 15 U.S.C. § 1125(c), provides that
[t]he owner of a famous mark shall be entitled ... to an injunction against another person's commercial use in commerce of a mark or trade name, if such use begins after the mark has become famous and causes dilution of the distinctive quality of the mark.
15 U.S.C. § 1125(c). At issue in this case is whether Defendants' use of the FORD mark is "commercial."
In support of its assertion


trademark as a domain name, does not inhibit Internet users from reaching the websites that are most likely to be associated with the mark holder. Second, where, as here, the unauthorized use in no way competes with the mark owner's offering of goods or services, the "in connection with goods or services" requirement is not satisfied simply because a prospective user of the Internet may face some difficulty in finding the home page he is seeking.

*666 [T]rademark law requires reasonableness on the part of consumers. Although the need to search for a mark holder's site may rise to the level of inconvenience, this inconvenience is not cognizable. An Internet user who intends to access either party's products or services, but who has not done so before, may goas a substrate. In agreement with the primary screen, we found that resveratrol inhibited the activity of S6 kinase in a dose-dependent manner, exhibiting an IC50 of \~25 μM (Figure [4C](#F4){ref-type="fig"} and D, and Supplementary Figure [4](#SF4){ref-type="supplementary-material"}).

![Resveratrol inhibits S6K1 in intact cells.\
(**A**) NIH/3T3 or HEK293 cells were treated for 30 minutes with increasing doses of resveratrol and whole cell extracts were western blotted for the indicated proteins. (**B**) WT or two separate lines of SIRT1-/- MEFs (**A** and **B**) were treated with increasing doses of resveratrol for 30 minutes and analyzed by western blot.](aging-01-515-g005){#F5}

Resveratrol-mediated inhibition of S6 kinase activity *in vivo* {#s2_3}
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To test whether resveratrol alters S6 kinase activity in cells, we treated NIH/3T3 and HEK293 cells with resveratrol and analyzed the phosphorylation status of S6, a well-characterized


observe a similar duality of function.

Negative regulation of homologs of S6 kinase in lower organisms promotes beneficial effects on health and lifespan. In yeast, deletion of Sch9, the homolog of mammalian S6K/Akt, protects against age-dependent defects in a yeast model of aging and cancer and extends chronological lifespan \[[@R37]-[@R39]\]. In *Drosophila*it has previously been shown that expression of a dominant negative S6K can extend lifespan \[[@R40]\] and results in increased resistance to oxidative stress \[[@R41]\]. Resveratrol\'s effects on lifespan and resistance to oxidative stress are well established; therefore, it would be exciting if some of these effects are due to suppression of S6K activity.

Of considerable interest is the fact that resveratrol-treated mice exhibit most of the phenotypes of S6K1-/- mice when fed a high fat diet \[[@R12],[@R13],[@R42]\]. Inand the target plasmid using polyethyleneimine (PEI). Virus was harvested 48 and 72 hours post-transfection. For disruption of S6K1 function in GFP-LC3 expressing HEK293 cells, cells were infected with retrovirus encoding S6K1 K100R or lentivirus encoding an shRNA directed against S6K1. Cells were assayed for autophagy and protein expression three days after infection.

[Autophagy assays.]{.ul} For autophagy studies, GFP-LC3 expressing cells were plated overnight on coverslips. In the case of HEK293 cells glass coverslips were precoated with a solution of 0.1 mg/ml poly-ornithine (Sigma Aldrich, St. Louis, MO) to aid in attachment. Cells were washed twice with PBS and placed in either growth medium or starvation medium, Earle\'s Balanced Salt Solution (Sigma Aldrich, St. Louis, MO) for the indicated times. In resveratrol experiments, cells were pretreated for 1 hour


with either DMSO or resveratrol and then placed in starvation media or treated with 200 nM rapamycin (Calbiochem, San Diego, CA) ± resveratrol (where indicated). The dose of resveratrol used to assay autophagy was 50 μM unless otherwise indicated. Following treatment cells were fixed in 3.7% paraformaldehyde (Sigma Aldrich, St. Louis, MO) and mounted with GEL/MOUNT (Biomedia corp., Foster City, CA). Cells were then visualized on a Zeiss Axiovert with a 63X oil immersion lens and digital photomicrographs were captured with a CCD camera. To quantify GFP-LC3 punctae, at least 4 random fields were imaged and the average number of punctae/cell was calculated. Data sets were compared using Student\'s t- Test (two-tailed assuming equal variance). For autophagosome staining of SIRT1-/- or SIRT1+/+ MEFs, U2OS, or HeLa, the cellsis a coomassie stained gel indicating the total GST-S6 in each lane. The black line indicates where the gel was cropped to include only the positive and negative controls for simplicity.

We would like to thank Dr. Bill Hahn and the RNAi Consortium (Broad Institute) for providing lentiviral shRNA constructs. We are grateful to K. Chua, R. Mostoslavsky, and F. Alt for providing SIRT1-/- MEFs. DAS, JAB, and SMA were supported by grants from the NIH/NIA, P01 AG027916, R01 AG028730, R01 GM068072, The Ellison Medical Foundation, and the Paul F. Glenn Foundation for Medical Research. JAB was supported by a grant from the American Heart Association. SMT, SNH, and ABL are supported by a grant from the American Cancer Society RSG CSM-107290. Thanks to members of Junying Yuan\'s lab


these streets.

An image of the Paris neighborhood of Sentier, where Gilbert Chikli hatched the idea for his global fraud. Image: ASSOCIATED PRESS

The tools of his trade are simple: telephones. Chikli called the company that runs Disneyland Paris, pretending to be the CEO.

He called French technology conglomerate Thomson SA and persuaded an employee to transfer millions to accounts in Russia, Switzerland and England.

He called Barclays, Galeries Lafayette, American Express.

Eventually, French authorities caught up with him and put him on trial for dozens of attempted frauds, many thwarted only at the last moment.

In 2009, Chikli posted 30,000 euros ($33,500) bail. His passport was confiscated and he was ordered to remain in France to stand trial. Instead, he chartered a private plane, he claims, and fled to Israel.

Gilbert Chikli, 50, andsystem of fei qian (FAY ch'ien), or "flying money."

Chinese immigrants first give their cash to a trusted member of the local Chinese community in France, Italy, Spain, Belgium or Germany and indicate where their money should be remitted. That Chinese intermediary — the bagman — provides the Israeli contacts with the relevant bank account information. The Israelis then direct their stolen money to those accounts in China. Once the Chinese confirm the money has landed in the correct account, the bagman hands over their cash, in euros, to the Israelis.

The Israelis get euros in Europe, the Chinese get yuan in China. "It works like an offsetting operation between (the) Chinese community and crooks in Israel," according to the intelligence documents, which note that the Israelis usually charge a


 return false;
    }

    if (a->vd & a->q) {
        return false;
    }

    if (!vfp_access_check(s)) {
        return true;
    }

    opr_sz = (1 + a->q) * 8;
    tcg_gen_gvec_3_ptr(vfp_reg_offset(1, a->vd),
                       vfp_reg_offset(a->q, a->vn),
                       vfp_reg_offset(a->q, a->rm),
                   }
                tcg_gen_add_i32(addr, addr, tmp);
            }
        }
    }
    tcg_temp_free_i32(addr);
    tcg_temp_free_i32(tmp);
    tcg_temp_free_i64(tmp64);

    gen_neon_ldst_base_update(s, a->rm, a->rn, nregs * interleave * 8);
    return true;
}

static bool trans_VLD_all_lanes(DisasContext *s, arg_VLD_all_lanes *a)
{
    /* Neon load single structure to all lanes */
    int reg, stride, vec_size;
    int vd = a->vd;
    int size = a->size;
    int nregs = a->n + 1;
    TCGv_i32 addr, tmp;


write 16 bytes at once because the
             * destination is unaligned.
             */
            tcg_gen_gvec_dup_i32(size, neon_reg_offset(vd, 0),
                                 8, 8, tmp);
            tcg_gen_gvec_mov(0, neon_reg_offset(vd + 1, 0),
                             /* Neon load/store single structure to one lane */
    int reg;
    int nregs = a->n + 1;
    int vd = a->vd;
    TCGv_i32 addr, tmp;

    if (!arm_dc_feature(s, ARM_FEATURE_NEON)) {
        return false;
    }

    /* UNDEF accesses to D16-D31 if they don't exist */
    if (!dc_isar_feature(aa32_simd_r32, s) && (a->vd & 0x10)) {
        return false;
    }

    /* Catch the UNDEF cases. This is unavoidably a bit messy. */
    switch (nregs) {
    case 1:


* TODO: if we implemented alignment exceptions, we should check
     * addr against the alignment encoded in a->align here.
     */
    for (reg = 0; reg < nregs; reg++) {
        if (a->l) {
            gen_aa32_ld_i32(s, tmp, addr, get_mem_index(s),
                            s->be_data | a->size);
            neon_store_element(vd, a->reg_idx, a->size, tmp);
        } else { /* Store */
                           \
    DO_3SAME(INSN, gen_##INSN##_3s)

DO_3SAME_BITSEL(VBSL, rd_ofs, rn_ofs, rm_ofs)
DO_3SAME_BITSEL(VBIT, rm_ofs, rn_ofs, rd_ofs)
DO_3SAME_BITSEL(VBIF, rm_ofs, rd_ofs, rn_ofs)

#define DO_3SAME_NO_SZ_3(INSN, FUNC)                                    \
    static bool trans_##INSN##_3s(DisasContext *s, arg_3same *a)        \
    {


                         \
    DO_3SAME_64(INSN, gen_##INSN##_elt)

DO_3SAME_64(VRSHL_S64, gen_helper_neon_rshl_s64)
DO_3SAME_64(VRSHL_U64, gen_helper_neon_rshl_u64)
DO_3SAME_64_ENV(VQSHL_S64, gen_helper_neon_qshl_s64)
DO_3SAME_64_ENV(VQSHL_U64, gen_helper_neon_qshl_u64)
DO_3SAME_64_ENV(VQRSHL_S64, gen_helper_neon_qrshl_s64)
DO_3SAME_64_ENV(VQRSHL_U64, gen_helper_neon_qrshl_u64)

#define DO_3SAME_32(INSN, FUNC)                                         \
    static void gen_##INSN##_3s(unsigned vece, uint32_t rd_ofs,         \
                              time */
    TCGv_i32 tmp, tmp2, tmp3;

    if (!arm_dc_feature(s, ARM_FEATURE_NEON)) {
        return false;
    }

    /* UNDEF accesses to D16-D31 if they don't exist. */
    if (!dc_isar_feature(aa32_simd_r32, s) &&
        ((a->vd | a->vn | a->vm) & 0x10)) {
        return false;
    }

    if (a->size == 3) {
        return false;
    }

    if (!vfp_access_check(s)) {
        return true;
    }

    assert(a->q == 0); /* enforced by decode patterns


      return false;
    }

    if (!vfp_access_check(s)) {
        return true;
    }

    TCGv_ptr fpstatus = get_fpstatus_ptr(1);
    for (pass = 0; pass < (a->q ? 4 : 2); pass++) {
        tmp = neon_load_reg(a->vn, pass);
        tmp2 = neon_load_reg(a->vm, pass);
        if (reads_vd) {
            TCGv_i32 tmp_rd = neon_load_reg(a->vd, pass);
            fn(tmp_rd, tmp, tmp2, fpstatus);
                         TCGv_ptr fpstatus)
{
    gen_helper_vfp_muls(vn, vn, vm, fpstatus);
    gen_helper_vfp_subs(vd, vd, vn, fpstatus);
}

DO_3S_FP(VMLA, gen_VMLA_fp_3s, true)
DO_3S_FP(VMLS, gen_VMLS_fp_3s, true)

static bool trans_VMAXNM_fp_3s(DisasContext *s, arg_3same *a)
{
    if (!arm_dc_feature(s, ARM_FEATURE_V8)) {
        return false;
    }

    if (a->size != 0) {
        /* TODO fp16 support */
        return false;
    }

    return do_3same_fp(s, a, gen_helper_vfp_maxnums, false);
}

static bool trans_VMINNM_fp_3s(DisasContext *s, arg_3same *a)
{
    if (!arm_dc_feature(s, ARM_FEATURE_V8)) {
        return false;
    }


                   \
    }

DO_FP_2SH(VCVT_SF, gen_helper_vfp_sltos)
DO_FP_2SH(VCVT_UF, gen_helper_vfp_ultos)
DO_FP_2SH(VCVT_FS, gen_helper_vfp_tosls_round_to_zero)
DO_FP_2SH(VCVT_FU, gen_helper_vfp_touls_round_to_zero)

static uint64_t asimd_imm_const(uint32_t imm, int cmode, int op)
{
    /*
     * Expand the encoded constant.
     * Note that cmode = 2,3,4,5,6,7,10,11,12,13 imm=0 is UNPREDICTABLE.
     * We choose to not special-case this and will behave as if a
     * valid constant encoding of 0 had been given.
     * cmode = 15 op = 1 must UNDEF; we assume decode has handled that.
     */
    switch (cmode) {
    case 0: case 1:
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10 to 15 sets at lower weights. You won't get huge, but your body will look
great. You will lose weight instead of gaining weight. You will readjust your
body from fat to fabulous.

If you are looking to bulk up for football there are other weight programs that
will work better for you. But, if you just want to be competitive for
basketball without losing your shooting touch then this program will work for
you. Go heavy on the weights and shoot for 8 to 12 reps on each exercise.

Benefit on the Negative Lift

Take your time as you do each exercise. You can benefit as much on the negative
lift as you do on the up lift. Do as much weight as you can handle comfortably.
This program is not to make you a


fact. Many, many topics in the social sciences can be better addressed with a high level of statistical sophistication than without. And while how valuable economic theory tools are outside of economics is more of an open question, the perspective of economic theory is likely to lead at least to conjectures worth testing that someone unversed in economic theory would be unlikely to come up with.

That said, it is good to avoid misplaced arrogance. An approach to a question isn't better because it is more "scientific," as that word is sometimes used polemically. An approach is better only if it is more likely to lead to the truth. The best scholars in every field tend to think deeply about their approaches and tools and what is best suitedin judgments of the importance of different topics, but are likely to have identified many key issues.

Crossing Boundaries

In two articles, Moises Naim rightly urges that economists have overshot the optimal level of arrogance and hence undershot the optimal level of humility. In his Atlantic article, "Economists Still Think Economics Is the Best," he writes:

In the intervening decade, a massive economic crisis rocked the global economy, and most economists never saw it coming. Nevertheless, little has changed: A new paper from the same publication reveals how economists continue to believe that their science is superior to all other social sciences, such as political science, sociology, anthropology, etc.

A science that relies on luck to explain the fate of billions of people is a dismal science indeed. True, other social sciences


CPGs,[@B4][@B5][@B6][@B7][@B8][@B9] in consultation with the CPG consultation committee. Individual guidelines were then developed in relation to circumstances in Korea. Key questions that had not been adequately analyzed in existing guidelines were developed de novo, and finalized in consultation with the CPG consultation committee in consideration of the circumstances in Korea.

To select foreign CPGs for adaptation, the Scottish (2017),[@B5] British (2013),[@B6] American (2011),[@B7] Canadian (2009),[@B4] and Japanese (2012)[@B8] CPGs for CR published within the past 10 years were evaluated using accepted appraisal guidelines for research and evaluation II (AGREE II).[@B10] Two investigators appraised one set of CPGs, and guidelines assigned an average "total score for each domain" of 80 or greater (out of a score of 161) by 2 investigators, and a "rigor of development" score of 70% orgreater for each domain (out of a score of 56).

As summarized in [Table 1](#T1){ref-type="table"}, the Scottish (2017)[@B5] and British (2013)[@B6] CPGs were selected after being reviewed by the CPG management committees, and the Scottish Intercollegiate Guidelines Network (SIGN) CPGs,[@B5] which had been published more recently, were chosen as the major guidelines for adaptation in this study. References regarding specific key questions and topics were taken from all 5 foreign CPGs.[@B4][@B5][@B6][@B7][@B8][@B9]

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###### Appraisal of foreign clinical practice guidelines for cardiac rehabilitation with AGREE II

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  Guideline                  Reviewer   Rigor of development   Rigor percentage   Total score for each domain   Overall appraisal   Result
  -------------------------- ----------


AGREE II = appraisal guidelines for research and evaluation II; AHA = American Heart Association; CACR = Canadian Association of Cardiac Rehabilitation; JCS = Japanese Circulation Society; NICE = National Institute for Health and Care Excellence; SIGN = Scottish Intercollegiate Guidelines Network.

The key questions were used to inform the CPGs were primarily selected during a process that involved all members of the CPG management and development committees. The Scottish CPGs (SIGN) (2017)[@B5] were used as the primary reference, but the English (National Institute for Health and Care Excellence) (2013),[@B6] American (American Heart Association \[AHA\]) (2011),[@B7] Canadian (Canadian Association of Cardiac Rehabilitation \[CACR\]) (2009),[@B4] and Japanese (Japanese Circulation Society \[JCS\]) (2012)[@B8] CPGs were also used for reference inthe LOE, reliability and consistency of the LOE, impact on patients, applicability in Korea, and balance between harm and benefits, but instead of following the GRADE classification of ABCD, recommendations were classified as either strong or conditional and good-practice points (GPPs) were given according to the method used in the SIGN (2017) ([Table 3](#T3){ref-type="table"}). The SIGN stopped using the ABCD classification in 2013 due difficulties associated with its practical application, and has been classifying recommendations into strong, conditional, and GPPs since then.[@B5]

###### Levels of evidence[@B5]

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  Levels


to be associated with strong recommendations than lower-quality evidence, a particular level of quality does not automatically lead to a particular strength of recommendation.
  Other factors that are taken into account when forming recommendations include: relevance to the National Health Service in Scotland; applicability of published evidence to the target population; consistency of the body of evidence, and the balance of benefits and harms of the options.
  R                        QOL following the onset of heart disease is key to patients\' abilities to return to their daily lives. Recent studies on the effects of CR found that the exercise component of CR improves these individuals\' QOL, regardless of the type of coronary syndrome and type and setting of CR,[@B14][@B18][@B19] and benefits the cardiopulmonary health and QOL of patients with heart failure with preserved ejection fraction.[@B22][@B23]

Scotland\'s CPGs state that patients should be offered a CR program that includes an exercise component to reduce CV mortality and hospital readmissions and improve patients\' QOL. These benefits are known to occur regardless of the type of CHD, the type of CR, or the setting (SIGN 2017) (LOE: 1++).[@B5]

Meta-analysis could not be performed in a systematic literature review of 63 RCTs that examined


phase or early phases since onset produces positive outcomes. These studies describe the timing of the exercise component of CR, as opposed to the timing of the CR per se. The RoB was low in clinical trials included in a 2016 meta-analysis that analyzed the impacts of the timing of exercise training on LV functions. These studies classified the timing of exercise training into an acute phase (6 hours to 7 days), a recovery phase (7 to 28 days), and a maintenance phase (≥29 days), and examined differences in the left ventricle ejection fraction (LVEF), LV end-systolic diameter, and peak VO2 of patients with reduced LV function after MI. Although results on the changes of LVEF and end-systolic diameter varied widely, exercise training in the acute phase led1−).

### The organization of cardiac rehabilitation

Because staff numbers, equipment, and facilities vary according to the size, capital, number of relevant medical professionals, and number of eligible patients in each institution, CR programs should be structured on basic concepts in consideration of organizational circumstances. The structure of a multidisciplinary team, and particularly the number of people on the team and the type of health care professionals, is directly dependent on the number of patients and contents of the program, the complexity of the patients being treated, the organization\'s human resources policies, and the community resources available to deliver the program.[@B4]

Scotland\'s guidelines state that CR services should offer individualized exercise assessments, tailor the exercise components to individuals\' choices, and deliver them in a range of settings (SIGN 2017) (SOR: strong).[@B5]


individualized assessments to develop care plans and interventions

Patients referred to CR following MI are in diverse medical, social, and financial situations. Therefore, individualized CR programs should be considered together with various factors, including differences of heart function such as cardiac output, comorbidities that hinder exercise, such as lung disease, arthritis, and low back pain, differences in lifestyle such as smoking and drinking status, and patients\' ability to visit the hospital for CR according to employment status and distance from home. This is crucial to boosting participation and adherence with the CR program and ultimately achieving its goal, namely reducing the recurrence of MI and mortality rates. For this reason, the British Association for CR describes an individualized assessment of patient needs as an important component in the earlythe symptom-limited cardiopulmonary test is recommended for CR.[@B7][@B8][@B47]

US guidelines recommend a risk assessment with a physical activity history and/or an exercise test for all patients, to guide their prognosis and prescription (AHA 2011) (SOR: I/LOE: B).[@B7] Canada recommends that a directly supervised graded exercise test (GXT) be part of the initial CR assessment prior to the initiation of therapy (CACR 2009).[@B4] Japan recommends using a symptom-limited exercise stress test on day 14--21 after onset to predict prognosis, prescribe exercise training programs, and assess the treatment efficacy of CR (JCS 2012) (LOE: B).[@B8]

Symptom-limited cardiopulmonary exercise testing is currently accepted as a standard in CR programs for patients after ACS, so it is difficult to conduct a new RCT to directly compare the clinical outcomes of patients who undergo this


early appointments to CR; 3) motivational letters based on the theory of planned behavior; 4) CR programs tailored for women; and 5) intermediate phase programs (self-management, instruction, and exercise monitoring) for older patients (SIGN 2017) (SOR: conditional/LOE: 1++).[@B5] Canada recommends maximizing the number of patients who may benefit from CR programs by developing systematized, preferably automated, referral mechanisms that are sensitive to socioeconomic and ethno-cultural diversity with key patient care partners and other CVD stakeholders. An automated referral process should be used to significantly increase referrals from acute care to CR and subsequent enrollment (CACR 2009).[@B4]

A 2014 Cochrane Review of RCTs on CR participation among CVD patients included 10 studies on early CR participation (n=1,338) and 8 studies on CR maintenance (n=1,167), but a meta-analysis could not beencompass the management of various risk factors that increase the risk of CVD. In particular, interventions for physical activities are a key component of CR.90) Among different types of physical activities, we presented evidence of resistance training for CR, and reviewed the different effects of CR according to types of resistance exercise.

Scotland recommends that aerobic and resistance exercises be considered part of the exercise prescriptions for patients attending CR (SIGN 2017) (SOR: conditional/LOE: 1++).[@B5] US guidelines are that it is reasonable for a clinician to recommend complementary resistance training at least 2 days per week[@B5] (AHA 2011) (SOR: IIa/LOE: C).[@B7] Canada in turn comments that patients in CR may safely derive fitness benefits from a supervised program of resistance training, and resistance training should be offered to all


effects and needs, precautions and self-care efforts is important for assessing their effects on patient outcomes, but also has ethical implications in terms of ensuring patients\' rights to know.

Scotland\'s guidelines reviewed the evidence for what was at that time called "comprehensive rehabilitation." This term was used to define the prevalent model of CR, which consisted of 2 components, exercise and education. They concluded that when helping patients make lifestyle changes, CR programs should place comparable emphasis on each of the lifestyle risk factors (SIGN 2017) (SOR: strong).[@B5] England\'s guidelines observed that comprehensive CR programs should include health education and stress management components (NICE 2013) (SOR: I).[@B6] Japan has recommended that CR programs include patient education sessions (JCS 2012) (SOR: I/LOE: A).[@B8]

In a review of 6 RCTs that comparedScotland. Future treatments, interventions, and appointments should be discussed, along with the purpose of CR, and a contact number for the CR unit should be provided. The benefits of smoking cessation should be discussed if appropriate. At the CR assessment, information appropriate to the needs and choices of the patient with regard to activities, exercise, smoking cessation, weight management, diet, and common emotional adjustment reactions to ill health should be provided, and the patient should be advised of the benefits of continuing to exercise long term, and assured that it can be undertaken safely and effectively in any setting. The patient should also be given a contact number for ongoing person-centered advice (SIGN 2017).[@B5][@B8]

Japan encourages 1) teaching the patient how to manage chest pain, and providing contact information


at the time of onset, but also deaths from recurrence and complications over a short- or long-term following initial onset, but unfortunately, relevant statistics are lacking in Korea. ACS clinically manifests as an acute condition, but pathologically, it is actually an onset of chronic atherosclerotic vascular disease that has been slowly progressing over a long period. Therefore, even following appropriate treatment in the acute phase, patients are left with a chronic atherosclerotic vascular condition, so lifelong treatment and management is essential after discharge.[@B4] Many patients, moreover, have difficulty managing risk factors on their own, and continuing with appropriate levels of physical activity after discharge due to tachycardia, angina, arrhythmia, orthostatic hypotension, and reduced fitness. In particular, older patients and those with complications are faced with markedly reduced exercisethat may be undervalued. If nothing else these examples indicate that we should be having the discussion.

Our failure to identify value within the public service is nothing new. If you look through the pages of the nation's history you soon realise that governments have often accused public servants of being wasteful.

Public service unions have normally responded with highly moralistic arguments. And little progress has been made beyond that, which leads us to the adversarial relationship that we see today.

Now might be the time to pause and discuss the notion of value.

Dustin Halse is a member of the Institute for Social Research, Swinburne University. He is currently writing a history of the Community and Public Sector Union/Victoria.

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If the public servants don't receive the pay rises they are after,


recently, a Heritage Foundation paper downplayed the role of Bush-era policies (for more on that paper, see p. 4). Nevertheless, the fact remains: Together with the economic downturn, the Bush tax cuts and the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq explain virtually the entire deficit over the next ten years.

The report also graphed the effects of Bush's policies and the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan on the deficit. From the report:

Romney's Suggestion That Obama's Green Energy Policies Are Crony Capitalism Came From Fox

Romney: Many Green Businesses That Received Funding "Happened To Be Owned By People Who Were Contributors To Your Campaigns." Mitt Romney alleged green energy investments were evidence of crony capitalism:

ROMNEY: You put $90 billion into -- into green jobs. And I -- look, I'm all in favorof green energy. $90 billion, that would have -- that would have hired 2 million teachers. $90 billion.

And these businesses, many of them have gone out of business, I think about half of them, of the ones have been invested in have gone out of business. A number of them happened to be owned by people who were contributors to your campaigns. [Presidential debate transcript, 10/3/12, via Politico]

Michelle Malkin: Solyndra Loan Was An Example Of "Crony Capitalism." Right-wing columnist and frequent Fox guest Michelle Malkin said of the Solyndra loan guarantee: "One of the hugest investors in the massively failed enterprise just happens to be one of Obama's largest funders, a man named George Kaiser ... You got crony capitalism." [Fox News, Hannity, 9/14/11, via Nexis]

Fox Has Relentlessly


Q:

German verb for 'binge-watch'

I'm preparing for a speaking assessment and an example question is about TV. I wanted to say how I like to binge-watch (watching multiple episodes in fast succession) a TV series.
I've looked on the internet but I could only get the nouns Binge-Watching and Komaglotzen.
If there is a verb for it that'd be most helpful.

A:

I think the expression that's closest in meaning would be

eine Serie/einen Film (am Stück) verschlingen

It is used in recent news reports about binge-watching as you can tell from this Google search

A:

I would say
"ich mache gerne einen Serienmarathon", "ich schaue mir am liebsten immer gleich mehrere Folgen hintereinander an" or "ich schaue gerne die ganze Staffel am Stück".
I have to disagree with Adrian. The Google link shows examples whereQ:

Git diverged branches - revert changes

A new developer went crazy on a large git repository, really messed it up and pushed.
All his changes can be thrown away.
My problem: Our git hoster does not allow push --force, so I have to pull first.
If I do so, I have A LOT of merges and conflicts, and there is no point in resolving them.
What is the best way to just revert all the changes done by the other guy so I can push my current version?

A:

I have found a way to do what I needed.
I am posting my solution here for others that are in the same situation.
There most likely is an easier way, so please don't hesitate to post if you know one.

First, commit all changes so you have a


and showed the conversion of CO~2~ to higher alcohols by using genetically modified *Ralstonia eutropha H16*.[38](#cssc201600963-bib-0038){ref-type="ref"} Recently, Jiang et al. showed a bio‐electrochemical approach that used a methanogenic mixed culture for the simultaneous production of CH~4~ and CH~3~COOH from CO~2~. The CO~3~ ^2−^‐rich medium and gaseous CO~2~ acted as carbon‐based nutrients. They adapted microorganisms to a carbon‐nutrient‐only metabolism by reducing the amount of H~2~ added stepwise in four cycles of 10 days each.[39](#cssc201600963-bib-0039){ref-type="ref"} A more recent study on microbial electrosynthesis has been presented by Bajracharya et al. who used pure and mixed cultures for CO~2~ reduction. In their investigations, they applied an assembly of graphite felt and stainless steel as the cathode for the generation of acetate and CH~4~ from the conversion of bicarbonate.[40](#cssc201600963-bib-0040){ref-type="ref"} However, all of those approaches were performedMEC with a pristine carbon felt electrode, redox peaks were not detected either with N~2~ or with CO~2~/H~2~ purging (Figure [3](#cssc201600963-fig-0003){ref-type="fig"}, gray line with triangles and blue line with stars). In the biotic (inoculated) nonadapted MEC a distinct increase in the reductive current from an offset of −200 mV vs. Ag/AgCl and a peak value at −700 mV vs. Ag/AgCl was observed. This reductive peak correlates with the reduction of CO~2~ to CH~4~ at a theoretical potential of −0.446 V vs. Ag/AgCl (−0.24 V vs. normal hydrogen electrode (NHE); Figure [3](#cssc201600963-fig-0003){ref-type="fig"}, dotted red line) with a low overpotential of only 0.25 mV compared to the theoretical potential. For the N~2~‐purged system a small increase was observed as well (Figure [3](#cssc201600963-fig-0003){ref-type="fig"}, black line with squares), which is assumed to be because of insufficient flushing with N~2~ before


was added to the cathode compartment.

For the second adaption process, glucose (0.1 mL saturated aqueous solution) was added to the cathode compartment instead of reducing the H~2~ purged through the cathode compartment continuously (Figure [4](#cssc201600963-fig-0004){ref-type="fig"}). Additionally, the cathode compartment was purged regularly with CO~2~. The adaption process using glucose within three cycles was monitored (Figure [6](#cssc201600963-fig-0006){ref-type="fig"}). As glucose and CO~2~ served as carbon‐based nutrients but the amount of glucose in the electrolyte medium was depleted during the three cycles, gaseous CO~2~ was the remaining and only carbon source after adaption and, therefore, the source for the reduction to CH~4~. In contrast to adaption with H~2~, the CH~4~ generation first increased and then stabilized at a slightly lower amount. The addition of glucose provides a simple way for adaption without the needState Department posts travel warnings when “protracted conditions” make a country dangerous, according to Michelle Bernier-Toth, director of the department’s Office of American Citizens Services and Crisis Management. “The whole purpose is to make sure people have enough information to plan their travels overseas.”What you may not know is that many of these countries, despite their failings, market themselves aggressively as tourist destinations. True, they don’t do much of that salesmanship in the United States. But elsewhere, at travel trade shows and in glossy brochures, many of these dangerous—and perhaps not-so-dangerous—places celebrate their attractions, ignore their shortcomings, and generally try to impress travel agents, tour operators, travel writers, and average vacationers.At the 2009 ITB travel show in Berlin , for instance, the country of Yemen, on the Arabian


 <Link to ="/leaderboard">Leaderboard</Link>

);

}
According to this the link should work , but when i try to click the leaderboard link , it doesn't render the Websiteleaderboard component. But it always render the First route when i click the dashboard link as it's the first after switch statement.
I searched online , and thought about it a lot , but couldn't found any solution. I don't know what's the problem here.
Here's the picture of rendered routes:
First pic

Second pic

A:

You have multiple <Switch> elements in what you're trying to do. From the docs:

When a <Switch> is rendered, it will only render the first child  that matches the current location.

Docs here
Removing all the switches except the wrapper should work. However,might I suggest a cleaner approach:
import React from "react";
import { BrowserRouter, Route, Switch } from "react-router-dom";

import {
    WebsiteFilter,
    WebsiteLeaderBoard,
    WebsiteGraph,
    WebsiteQues
}
    from "./components";

import { DashboardApp ,LeaderBoardApp} from "./containers";

const dashboardContainer = () => (
    <DashboardApp>
        <WebsiteFilter />
        <WebsiteGraph />
        <WebsiteQues />
    </DashboardApp>
);

const leaderBoardContainer = () => (
    <LeaderBoardApp>
        <WebsiteLeaderBoard />
    </LeaderBoardApp>
);

const Routes = () => {
    return (
        <BrowserRouter baseName="/">


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When removing hair from such a sensitive area, it is more important than ever to select a safe, reliable clinic. Our practitioners have over ten years’Then $Z'' =J_{Z_0'}^{r_0}(M)$ since $\tau_M^{r-1,l-1}= \tau_M^{r-s,l-1} \circ \tau_M^{r-1,r-s}$. By (4), $W=t^s W''$ and the statement of Lemma is equivalent to the fact that $\varphi^{(k-s)}(J_{Z''}^{k-s}(M))$ is dense in $J_{W''}^{k-s}(N)$. But this is true by the induction assumption for $l-1$. [[$\Box $]{} ]{}

[**4. Jets on algebraic varieties.\
4.1.**]{} We need an analogue of $J^k(M)$ in the case of non-smooth algebraic varieties. In the rest of the paper for every algebraic variety (resp. analytic set) $Y$ and $y \in Y$ we denote by $(Y,y)$ the germ of $Y$ at $y$ in the Zariski (resp. Euclidean) topology. Let $(Y,y) \hookrightarrow
(\C^n , o_n)$ be a closed embedding where $o_n$ is the origin in $\C^n$. Let $t$ be a coordinate on $(\C ,0)$. We denote by $
\hat{J} \C^n$ the set of formal jets $ \hat{j}$


, \hat{j}_n)$. This implies that $ \tau_{\C^n}^{k} ( \hat{J}_yY)$ is the intersection of at most countable number of constructive sets whence the closure of $ {J}_y^kY$ is an algebraic variety. The other statements are immediate consequence of the definition. [[$\Box $]{} ]{}

[**4.3.**]{} Consider a coordinate form $(j_1(t), \ldots , j_n(t))$ of a $j\in J_{o_n}^k\C^n$ where $t \in (\C , 0)$ and each $j_i$ is a polynomial in $t$ of degree at most $k$. We say that the multiplicity of $j$ is $m = \min \{ s | \exists l: {\frac
{d^s}{dt^s}} j_l (0) \ne 0 \}$. The subset of jets of multiplicity $m$ in $J_{o_n}^k(\C^n)$ will be denoted by $J_{o_n}^{k,m}(\C^n)$. Notation $ \hat{J}_{o_n}^m\C^n, \hat{J}_y^mY, J_y^{k,m}Y$ have the similar meaning. For any $h$ from the defining ideal of $(Y,y)$ in\frac {d^m}{dt^m}} j_1(0) \ne
0$. Then $(j_1, j_2/j_1, \ldots , j_n/j_1)$ can be viewed as an $n$-tuple of power series so that the first $(k-m)$ terms of every entry are well-defined. This enables us to define for $l =0,
\ldots , k-m$ morphism $ \theta_n^{k,m,l} : J_{o_n}^{k,m}\C^n \to
J_{E}^l \tilde{\C}^n$ such that in this local coordinate system $\tilde{\xi}$ we have $\theta_n^{k,m,l}(j) = ([j_1]_{l},
[j_2/j_1]_{l}, \ldots , [j_n/j_1]_{l})$ where for every power series $a$ we denote by $[a]_l$ the sum of its first $l$ terms. Let us discuss the dimension of fibers of $\theta_n^{k,m,k-m}$. Among the last $m$ coefficients of $j_1$ (which is a polynomial of degree at most $k$) there are at most $\min (m, k-m+1)$ nonzero ones. Knowing these coefficients and $\theta_n^{k,m,k-m}(j)$ one can recover $j$. Thus fibers of $\theta_n^{k,m,k-m}$ are


t)) \ne
\varphi_1 (y_1 \times t)$, i.e. $ \hZ_1^t$ is at least of dimension 1 and the closure $\hZ_1$ of $\bigcup_{t \in \C^*}
\hZ_1^t$ is at least of dimension 2. Hence $\hZ_1^0 = \hZ_1 \cap
\tau_1^{-1}(0)$ contains a curve. Let $v_i$ be the vertex of $C_{y_i}Y_i$. Note that $\varphi_i (y_i \times t)$ approaches $v_i$ as $t \to 0$. Hence by continuity $ \check{h} (\hZ_1^0)
=v_2$, and, therefore, $h_*$ is not an embedding. As $(Z_i,y_i)$ is an irreducible analytic branch of $(Y_i,y_i)$ it follows easily from \[M, Ch. 5A\] that $C_{y_i}Z_i$ is irreducible. Hence if the closure of $h_*(C_{y_1}Z_1)$ is not a proper subvariety, it coincides with $C_{y_2}Z_2$ and, therefore, $h_*(C_{y_1}Z_1)$ generates $V_2$. This implies that $h_*(V_1)=V_2$ whence $h_*|_{V_1}: V_1 \to V_2$ is an isomorphism as $\dim V_1 \leq \dim V_2$. Thus theas $y_0 \in Y'$. But $k'$ can be embedded as a subfield in $\C$ by the “Lefschetz principle" \[BCW\]. Hence theorem B (i) implies that the coordinate functions of $(g')^{-1}$ cannot have a pole at $y_0$. Contradiction. [[$\Box $]{} ]{}

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Q:

Body hangs after collision

I have the following situation in my app created in AndEngine: sprites with attached Box2D bodies, appear and fall to the ground because of the introduced gravity.
The first object falls properly to the ground. The second object falls on the first object - which is OK, but if I move it right, it does not fall to the ground but hangs in the air. (I have attached touch handler so that I can move the object with my finger).
Basically sometimes after the collision the 2nd objects kind of gains some invisible margin at its bottom. Anyone has spotted this situation and can give me a hint please?
i just debugget it, all the objects have the fixture I set at the start (density 5, orin [Figure 1](#sensors-15-27783-f001){ref-type="fig"}. As pointed out by \[[@B10-sensors-15-27783]\], a path with less turns is more efficient in terms of route length, duration and energy. However, notice that the sweep direction may be chosen in different ways. It is possible, for example, to choose the direction of the coverage rows as a function of the wind, since flying against the wind may destabilize the vehicle \[[@B12-sensors-15-27783]\].

![Coverage strategy used in this work. A rectangular area is covered using a back and forth motion along lines perpendicular to the sweep direction. Notice that the sweep direction highly influences the number of turns outside the area to be covered, thus affecting the coverage time. The optimal sweep direction is parallel to the smallest linear dimension of the area \[[@B9-sensors-15-27783]\].](sensors-15-27783-g001){#sensors-15-27783-f001}

To find the optimal


duration of a single UAV, the problem would also have no solution. In this case, one could go back to the first step of the methodology and try to reduce the length of the rows by changing the sweep direction (which would increase the number of turns). A more complex alternative for both situations would be to change the optimization problem to consider battery recharging. These solutions are left as suggestions for future research.

To guarantee that each node of the graph is visited only once by a single UAV, two other constraints are necessary: $$\begin{aligned}
{\sum\limits_{k = 1}^{M}\sum\limits_{i = 1}^{N}X_{ij}^{k}} & {= 1,\; j = 2,3,4\ldots,N\,} \\
\end{aligned}$$$$\begin{aligned}
{\sum\limits_{i = 1}^{N}X_{ip}^{k} - \sum\limits_{j = 1}^{N}X_{pj}^{k}} & {= 0,\; p = 1,2,3\ldots,N,\; k = 1,2,3\ldots,M\,} \\
\end{aligned}$$

Notice that constraint in Equation ([9](#FD9-sensors-15-27783){ref-type="disp-formula"}) enforces6](#sensors-15-27783-f006){ref-type="fig"}a is a solution for a multiple traveling salesman problem (mTSP), but is not an area coverage solution.

![Effect of constraint in Equation ([12](#FD12-sensors-15-27783){ref-type="disp-formula"}). The solid lines represent the paths for the two UAVs used in the simulation. Optimization results without (**a**) and with (**b**) the constraint.](sensors-15-27783-g006){#sensors-15-27783-f006}

The next simulation shows the effect of constraints in Equations ([13](#FD13-sensors-15-27783){ref-type="disp-formula"}) and ([14](#FD14-sensors-15-27783){ref-type="disp-formula"}). In the result shown in [Figure 7](#sensors-15-27783-f007){ref-type="fig"}a, these constraints were removed. If we compare this result with [Figure 7](#sensors-15-27783-f007){ref-type="fig"}b, where the constraints are in place, it is possible to see that the constraints do not allow the UAV to move from one node to another, crossing the coverage region, except when the UAV is moving from or to the base. It is important to mention that the path obtained without


Q:

Spring Data JPA/Boot: findBy ... or

I want to write a finder method in my repository to find an object based on one field OR another one while supplying one parameter like:
@RepositoryDefinition(domainClass = Person.class, idClass = Long.class)
public interface PersonRepository extends CrudRepository<Person, Long> {

    List<Person> findAllByIdOrAnotherId(someId);
}

How can I do that without using SQL?

A:

I added a second parameter to the method and it worked.
List<Transaction> findAllByIdOrParentId(Long id, Long parentId);

This is just a definition for the method because I pass the same parameter to the method from the service as:
List<Transaction> transactions = transactionRepository.findAllByIdOrParentId(transactionId, transactionId);

beautiful baby, but she can be difficult at times. It's hard not to blame yourself But it's very important to teach her how to calm herself" After Juliana left the clinic, High said, "Moms feel they need to do everything in response to a screaming child. One of the key things we teach moms with col- icky babies is that this unhealthy symbi- osis needs to be broken. The baby must learn self-soothing." As the mother learns to let the baby cry, Lester said, "the baby will realize 'Gee, I can do this.'" High and Twomey told me that the physician who referred Juliana to the clinic noted that she was very depressed. Four years ago, High conducted a survey of more than four thousand Rhode Is- land


J ames- Roberts, a child psychologist at the University of London, and several re- searchers in England and Denmark The group studied three sets of parents and their infants, in London and Copenha- gen. On average, the Danish parents held their babies for almost ten hours each day, including six and a half hours while the infants were awake. The British parents held their babies for about eight and a half hours a day, including six hours while they were awake. The third set, made up of both Britons and Danes, practiced an approach similar to attachment parenting known as "proximal carè': they held their infants more than sixteen hours a day, breast-fed them frequently, and re- sponded immediately to fussing. The re- searchers found that the London---
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SAN DIEGO (CBS 8) — Concerns are growing over a local activist who disappeared after making a chilling plea for help on Facebook live.

Family and friends say they haven't seen Hugo Castro since he posted the live video near Mexico City on Thursday.

The video shows Castro pleading for help on the side of a highway, in it he said there were criminals chasing him who wanted to kill him. For friends, the video is hard to watch.

"We don't know all the details, we know it's a very unfortunate situation, we're very concerned, this is actually the sixth vigil we've done for him," said founder of Border Angels Enrique Morones.

Castro


how you could make it stand out among businesses in the same field. Conceptualise your brand and learn the demographics: What would be your target market? Considering your small budget, what idea would be effective and profitable? The goal is to work through your ideas and come up with the result that follows your goal, hits your target market, and lastly, fits your budget.

Organise the Documents

Now that you’re ready to make your idea happen, the next step is to pick and register your business name. This is also the part where you make your brand. Create your business logo and come up with a catchy slogan. Research the right permits and licences that are applicable to your business. Once you finish the documents and papers, you’re ready forLeopoldina, Society of Labor Economists and British Academy. Moreover, in the past, he has served as president of the European Society for Population Economics and of the European Society for Labour Economists. Besides working as referee for numerous academic journals in economics, Dustmann performs  editorial duties for the Journal of Labor Economics and has done so before for the Journal of Population Economics and the Economic Journal. In addition to his positions in academia, Dustmann has advised the British Home Office, the Institute for Labour Market and Vocational Research, and the Economic and Social Research Council.

Research

Christian Dustmann's research interests include various topics within labour economics, including migration, inequality and education. Many of Dustmann's contributions to research in these areas are summarized in his edited volume on the


2013 — Cancer tumors almost never share the exact same genetic mutations, a fact that has confounded scientific efforts to better categorize cancer types and develop more targeted, effective treatments. ... full story

Jan. 3, 2013 — In a novel use of gene knockout technology, researchers tested the same gene inserted into 90 different locations in a yeast chromosome -- and discovered that while the inserted gene never altered ... full story

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Oct. 22, 2010 — Chronic lymphocytic leukemia cells survive and thrive not just by their own innate wiles, but by alsoSoftware Architect of Image Line Software. "Our catch-phrase 'The fastest way from your brain to your speakers' really is at the heart of FL Studio's workflow. We get a lot of positive feedback from the user base about how FL Studio just gets out of the way and lets them get on with making music" added the developer. He devoted FL Studio 8 to Arguru, a member of the team who passed away last year.

New PluginsFL Studio 8 opens a new chapter in DAW flexibility with the addition of FL SynthMaker, a FL Studio native version of the popular plugin development application SynthMaker. Users can now create their own virtual instruments, effects and MIDI dashboards, use them in FL Studio and share them with other SynthMaker users, all


use the apk command to install security updates or new set of packages on an Alpine Linux server.

How to update the package list

To update your package list, enter:

# apk update

Sample outputs:

How to search for package(s)

The syntax is:

# apk search pkgName

For example, search a package named htop, run:

# apk search htop

Sample outputs:

htop-doc-2.0.2-r0 htop-2.0.2-r0

To search and display description:

# apk search -v -d 'htop'

Sample outputs:

htop-doc-2.0.2-r0 - An interactive process viewer (documentation) htop-2.0.2-r0 - An interactive process viewer

To list all packages available, along with their descriptions

# apk search -v

Sample outputs:

gettext-0.19.8.1-r0 - GNU locale utilities gst-plugins-base0.10-dev-0.10.36-r3 - GStreamer Multimedia Framework Base Plugins (development files) xcb-util-keysyms-dev-0.4.0-r0 - Utility libraries for XC Binding - keysyms (development files) openlibm-0.5.4-r0 - High quality system independent, portable, open source libm implementation imapsync-doc-1.727-r1 - IMAP synchronisation, sync, copy orprocedure (Novinson *et al.*, 1976) as follows. Sulfadiazine (2 mmol, 501 mg) and sodium nitrite (\~4 mmol, 300 mg) were dissolved separately in conc. HCl (2 ml) and distilled water (10 ml), respectively, followed by their cooling on crushed ice. The cooled sodium nitrite solution was added to the sulfdiazine solution with constant stirring while maintaining ice-cold temperature. The resulting yellow solution was added to a mixture of acetyl acetone (2 mmol, 0.2 ml) and sodium acetate (\~37 mmol, 3 g) in distilled water (15 ml) with continuous stirring. The stirring was continued for 2 h maintaining the temperature of the reaction vessel between 293--298 K. The resulting solids were filtered, washed with water, ethanol and finally, by diethyl ether. The crude product was recrystallized from a water--ethanol


“He is good-looking,” said María Alonzo Barragán, 52, as the candidate moved through the crowd. “But he is also honest, responsible and hard-working.”

Promising a Difference

Ms. Vázquez Mota also started her campaign early Friday, with a smaller rally at her party headquarters in Mexico City, where she immediately argued that the P.R.I.’s years of control “are still holding us back.” Her campaign slogan — “Josefina Diferente, Presidenta 2012” — also signaled to voters, perhaps with a wink, that she was not like those other guys in her party, Mr. Calderón and his predecessor, Vicente Fox.

She is not just a woman, her campaign suggests. She is a woman who understands struggle, having grown up in a shabby one-story home that she visited for breakfast on Friday morning. And, her firsthold grow results */
	__u32 duration, retval, size, expect_sz;
	int err, prog_fd;

	err = bpf_prog_load(file, BPF_PROG_TYPE_XDP, &obj, &prog_fd);
	if (CHECK_FAIL(err))
		return;

	err = bpf_prog_test_run(prog_fd, 1, &pkt_v4, sizeof(pkt_v4),
				buf, &size, &retval, &duration);
	CHECK(err || retval != XDP_DROP,
	      "ipv4", "err %d errno %d retval %d size %d\n",
	      err, errno, retval, size);

	expect_sz = sizeof(pkt_v6) + 40; /* Test grow with 40 bytes */
	err = bpf_prog_test_run(prog_fd, 1, &pkt_v6, sizeof(pkt_v6) /* 74 */,
				buf, &size, &retval, &duration);
	CHECK(err || retval != XDP_TX || size != expect_sz,
	      "ipv6", "err %d errno %d retval %d size %d expect-size %d\n",
	      err, errno, retval, size, expect_sz);

	bpf_object__close(obj);
}

void test_xdp_adjust_tail_grow2(void)
{
	const char *file = "./test_xdp_adjust_tail_grow.o";
	char buf[4096]; /* avoid segfault: large buf to hold grow results */
	int tailroom = 320; /* SKB_DATA_ALIGN(sizeof(struct


|| buf[0]   != 1 ||  buf[63]  != 1  /*  0-63  memset to 1 */
		   || buf[64]  != 0 ||  buf[127] != 0  /* 64-127 memset to 0 */
		   || buf[128] != 1 ||  buf[191] != 1, /*128-191 memset to 1 */
		   "case-64-data",
		   "err %d errno %d retval %d size %d\n",
		   err, errno, tattr.retval, tattr.data_size_out);

	/* Test case-128 */
	memset(buf, 2, sizeof(buf));
	tattr.data_size_in  = 128; /* Determine test case via pkt size */
	tattr.data_size_out = sizeof(buf);   /* Copy everything */
	err = bpf_prog_test_run_xattr(&tattr);

	max_grow = 4096 - XDP_PACKET_HEADROOM -	tailroom; /* 3520 */
	CHECK_ATTR(err
		   || tattr.retval != XDP_TX
		   || tattr.data_size_out != max_grow,/* Expect max grow size */
		        // list of files after
            for (String el : tab) {
                resp.setContentType("text/plain");
                resp.getWriter().println("File ->, " + el);
            }

        } else {
            resp.sendRedirect(userService.createLoginURL(req.getRequestURI()));
        }
    }
}

A:

GAE doesn't have any file system. Read http://code.google.com/intl/en-US/appengine/docs/java/runtime.html#The_Sandbox:

To allow App Engine to distribute requests for applications across
  multiple


Moderately sun-exposed skin melanomas (excluding chronic sun-damaged skin melanomas) have intermediate numbers of mutations. Some possess the *BRAF* V600E mutation, whereas *NRAS* mutations are rare \[[@CR4], [@CR8]\]. Non-cutaneous melanomas have significantly lower numbers of mutations \[[@CR4]\]. Ultraviolet (UV) light is cited as a possible major driver of mutagenesis in melanoma. As primary malignant melanoma of the lung is considered to be a non-UV related melanoma, it might exhibit few somatic mutations.

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  single "Service" with a corresponding "LoadBalancer".

Services are intended to represent a homogeneous set of pods. Requests to the service are load balanced across the pods that back the service.
If you want to reduce the number of load balancers you should add a proxying layer above the subsystem services that can redirect incoming requests to the right subsystem. HAProxy or nginx should be pretty easy to configure to do this.


in his recovery and is expected to begin baseball activities soon, Collins said. ... Closer Bobby Parnell (Tommy John surgery) gave up two hits and walked two while getting only two outs for Class A St. Lucie.

BAGGAGE

The game was delayed for a few minutes in the middle of the seventh inning because second base seemed to shake loose from its mooring. A groundskeeper helped get the bag anchored down.

UP NEXT

Braves: Eric Stults is 0-1 with a 6.30 ERA in two starts. Signed as a free agent before spring training, the 35-year-old lefty was 8-17 for San Diego last season.

Mets: RHP Dillon Gee (0-1) has made 48 straight starts of at least five innings dating to May 2013, the longest active streak in the majors. The team record islost its coercive force. On the record here, such evidence and testimony were lacking, and hence respondents were not entitled to any instruction on duress or necessity. Pp. 409-415.

(a) Escape from federal custody as defined in 751 (a) is a continuing offense, and an escapee can be held liable for failure to return to custody as well as for his initial departure. Pp. 413-414.

(b) But there was no significant "variance" in the indictments here merely because respondents were not indicted under a theory of escape as a continuing offense and because the District Court did not explain such theory to the juries. The indictments, which tracked closely 751 (a)'s language, were sufficient under the standard deeming an indictment sufficient "if it, first, contains the elements of the offense


explaining the reasons for our decision, we find ourselves in a position akin to that of the mother crab who is trying to teach her progeny to walk in a straight line, and finally in desperation exclaims: "Don't do as I do, do as I say." The Act of Congress we construe consists of one sentence set forth in the margin, n. 1, supra; our own pragmatic estimate, expressed infra, at 417, is that "[i]n general, trials for violations of 751 (a) should be simple affairs." Yet we have written, reluctantly but we believe necessarily, a somewhat lengthy opinion supporting our conclusion, because in enacting the Federal Criminal Code Congress legislated in the light of a long history of case law that is frequently relevant in fleshing outif he did not, A would argue that he acted under duress, whereas if A destroyed the dike in order to protect more valuable property from flooding, A could claim a defense of necessity. See generally LaFave & Scott 374-384.

Modern cases have tended to blur the distinction between duress and necessity. In the court below, the majority discarded the labels "duress" and "necessity," choosing instead to examine the policies underlying the traditional defenses. See 190 U.S. App. D.C., at 152, 585 F.2d, at 1097. In particular, the majority felt that the defenses were designed to spare a person from punishment if he acted "under threats or conditions that a person of ordinary firmness would have been unable to resist," or if he reasonably believed that criminal action "was


the juries below were properly instructed on the mens rea required by 751 (a), and because the respondents failed to introduce evidence sufficient to submit their defenses of duress and necessity to the juries, we reverse the judgments of the Court of Appeals.

Reversed.

MR.
JUSTICE MARSHALL took no part in the consideration or decision of these cases.

Footnotes

"Whoever escapes or attempts to escape from the custody of the Attorney General or his authorized representative, or from any institution or facility in which he is confined by direction of the Attorney General, or from any custody under or by virtue of any process issued under the laws of the United States by any court, judge, or magistrate, or from the custody of an officer or employee of the United States pursuant toCode 2601.

[
Footnote 2
] On rebuttal, the prosecution called Joel Dean, the FBI agent who had been assigned to investigate Walker's escape in August 1976. He testified that, under standard Bureau practice, he would have been notified of any contact made by Walker with the FBI. According to Dean, he never was informed of any such contact. App. 203-204.

[
Footnote 3
] Respondents asked the District Court to give the following instruction:

"Coercion which would excuse the commission of a criminal act must result from:

"1) Threathening [sic] conduct sufficient to create in the mind of a reasonable person the fear of death or serious bodily harm;

"2) The conduct in fact caused such fear of death or serious bodily harm in the mind of the defendant;

"3) The fear or duress was operating upon


of the Federal Criminal Code, would have imposed liability on an escapee "if (1) he is reckless as to the fact that he is subject to official detention, that is, he is aware that he may be in official detention . . . but disregards the risk that he is in fact in official detention, and (2) knowingly leaves the detention area or breaks from custody." S. Rep. No. 94-00, at 334. As noted earlier, we do not have to decide whether or under what circumstances an escapee can be held liable under 751 (a) if he acted only recklessly with respect to the material elements of the offense. See supra, at 407.

[
Footnote 8
] See also R. I. Recreation Center, Inc. v. Aetna Casualty & Surety Co., 177civil, not criminal, trials. Thus, when we say that in order to have the theory of duress or necessity as a defense submitted to the jury an escapee must "first" offer evidence justifying his continuing absence from custody, we do not mean to impose a rigid mechanical formula on attorneys and district courts as to the order in which evidence supporting particular elements of a defense must be offered. The convenience of the jurors, the court, and the witnesses may all be best served by receiving the testimony "out of order" in certain circumstances, subject to an avowal by counsel that such testimony will later be "tied in" by testimony supporting the other necessary elements of a particular affirmative defense. Our holding here is a substantive one: an


by defendants Cooley, Bailey, and Cogdell was plainly insufficient.
[444
U.S. 394, 418]
Vague references to anonymous intermediaries are so inherently incredible that a trial judge is entitled to ignore them. With respect to Walker, however, the question is much closer because he testified that he personally telephoned an FBI agent three times in an effort to negotiate a surrender.
1
But since he remained at large for about two months after his last effort to speak with the FBI, I am persuaded that even under his version of the facts he did not make an adequate attempt to satisfy the return requirement.

The fact that I have joined the Court's opinion does not indicate that I - or indeed that any other Member of the majority - is unconcerned about prison conditions describedabout homosexual rape, and about brutality are not always the mouthings of the purely malcontent. The Court itself acknowledges, ante, at 398, that the conditions these respondents complained about do exist. It is in the light of this stark truth, it seems to me, that these cases are to be evaluated. It must follow, then, that the jail-condition evidence proffered by respondent Cogdell should have been admitted, and that the jury before whom respondents Bailey, Cooley, and Walker were tried should not have been instructed to disregard the jail-condition evidence that did come in. I therefore dissent.
[444
U.S. 394, 421]

I

The atrocities and inhuman conditions of prison life in America are almost unbelievable; surely they are nothing less than shocking. The dissent in the Bailey case in the Court of