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particular condition or restriction of . . . detention is reasonably related to a legitimate
governmental objective, it does not, without more, amount to ‘punishment.’ ” Id.

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standard for pretrial detainees applies to involuntarily committed individuals. We now
apply that standard. See, e.g., Doe v. Gaughan, 808 F.2d 871, 879-80 n.9 (1st Cir.
1986) (applying the “conditions of confinement” standard to “the confinement of
dangerously mentally ill men” at a “strict security” facility);per 10,000), and declined to 51 and 50 per 10,000 in 2008 and 2009, respectively (P < .001). The prevaccine (2000-2006) annual average rotavirus-coded hospitalization rate among children <5 years of age was 15 per 10,000 (annual range, 13-18 per 10,000), and declined to 5 and 6 per 10,000 in 2008 and 2009, respectively (P < .001). The decreases in rotavirus-coded hospitalization rates in 2008 and 2009 compared with rates in prevaccine years were observed among all age groups and US regions. Nationally, during 2008 and 2009 combined, we estimated a reduction of approximately 77,000 diarrhea hospitalizations and approximately $242 million in hospital costs. Since implementation of the US rotavirus vaccination program, a marked reduction in diarrhea hospitalizations and related hospital charges has occurred among US children.


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Cerebrospinal fluid pentraxin 3 early after subarachnoid hemorrhage is associated with vasospasm.
To investigate plasma and cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) concentrations of pentraxin 3 (PTX3), a prototypic long pentraxin protein induced by proinflammatory signals, in subarachnoid hemorrhage (SAH), and its relation with SAH-associated vasospasm. Serial plasma and CSF samples were collected from 38 consecutive SAH patients admitted to the Neurosurgical Intensive Care. PTX3 concentrations were analyzed in relation to clinical status and clinical vasospasm (defined as neuro-worsening and angiographic confirmation of vessel narrowing). Since neutrophils are an important source of preformed PTX3, myeloperoxidase (MPO) in CSF was measured to assess the correlation with CSF PTX3 and establish whether blood contamination was the determinant of PTX3 increase. PTX3 was elevated in all SAH patients both in plasma and CSF. Acute peak(first 48 h after SAH) CSF PTX3 was significantly higher in patients who later developed vasospasm [median 13.6 (range 2.3-51.9) ng/ml] compared to those who did not [3.2 (0.1-50.5) ng/ml, p = 0.03]. The temporal pattern of CSF PTX3 in patients with vasospasm was triphasic with a peak during the first 48 h after SAH, a subsequent decrease in the following 48-96 h and a secondary significant increase with the occurrence of vasospasm. A loose correlation between CSF PTX3 and MPO was observed (r(2) = 0.13), indicating that following SAH there is a brain production of PTX3. Acute increased concentrations of PTX3 in CSF but not in plasma are related to the occurrence of vasospasm, indicating that measurement of CSF PTX3 associated with the clinical evaluation can improve


early life experiences (Heim and Nemeroff, [@B13]; Heim et al., [@B14]; Rinne et al., [@B33]; Tarullo and Gunnar, [@B44]), we aimed to evaluate the impact of increasing corticosterone levels at peripuberty on the corticosterone response to stress exposure at adulthood. Finally, we also aimed at examining play behavior during adolescence to ascertain if potential changes in social behaviors identified at adulthood could also be observed shortly after treatment.

Materials and methods {#s2}
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Animals
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Experimental subjects were the male offspring of Wistar Han rats purchased from Charles River Laboratories, France, and bred in our animal house. After weaning at PD21, male rats from different litters were mixed throughout the different home cages (three per cage). Equivalent numbers of animals from each litter were placed in the two experimental groups and siblings wereavoided in the same home cage. All animals were kept in constant conditions of humidity and temperature (22 ± 1°C) with a 12-h light-dark cycle (lights on at 7:00 AM). Food and water were available *ad libitum*. All the procedures described were conducted in conformity with Swiss National Institutional Guidelines on Animal Experimentation, and approved through a license by the Swiss Cantonal Veterinary Office Committee for Animal Experimentation.

Experimental design
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The experimental schematic and the sequence of behavioral tests in adulthood is shown in Figure [1](#F1){ref-type="fig"}. We utilized two groups of animals for this study: (1) corticosterone injected and (2) vehicle injected. We administered corticosterone or vehicle following the same schedule as in our peripuberty stress paradigm described in (Toledo-Rodriguez and Sandi, [@B46]; Toledo-Rodriguez et al., [@B45]; Márquez et al.,


days old) or a non-social stimulus (yellow plastic bottle) were placed. The cylinder permits visual, tactile, auditory and olfactory communication. The juvenile rats were first habituated to the three-chambered apparatus by placing them individually in the box within the Plexiglas cylinder for 10 min during the 3 consecutive days preceding the social test.

On the testing day, the experimental rat was first placed in the middle chamber and allowed to explore for 5 min. The doorways into the two side chambers were closed during this habituation phase. After the habituation period, the unfamiliar juvenile was placed in one of the side chambers and the object in the other side. The location of the juvenile and the object in the left vs. right side chamber was counterbalanced. Next, both doors   12        57.16      3.64      12   −1.11   22   n.s.
  Percent time floating (day 2)   52.78         3.5                  12        45.99      4.86      12   −1.13   22   n.s.

No difference between groups was found in any of the parameters examined. Results are expressed as the mean and standard error of the mean (SEM). The statistical information \[t-value, degree of


adulthood.

Interestingly, Jacobson-Pick and Richter-Levin ([@B16]) showed that the immediate emotional reaction in terms of exploration and anxiety-like responses induced by acute corticosterone treatment in rats differs when the steroid is given during the prepuberty period and at adulthood. Whereas when the treatment was given at adulthood (P60), animals displayed an anxious behavioral pattern, animals treated at prepuberty (P29) showed increased activity and a behavioral pattern (i.e., more activity in the center of the open field and in the open arms of the EPM) that in classical terms would be interpreted as reduced anxiety (Jacobson-Pick and Richter-Levin, [@B16]). Accordingly, given the "anxiolytic-like" effect elicited by corticosterone treatment when administered during the peripuberty period, it might not be surprising that such treatment, as observed in the present study, does nothigh doses for at least 3 weeks, while milder conditions were inefficient) given in adulthood to increased anxiety-like and depression-like behaviors (Johnson et al., [@B18]; Zhao et al., [@B61]; David et al., [@B4]; Marks et al., [@B22]).

Regarding the long-term effects of our peripuberty corticosterone treatment on adult aggression, it is important to note that these animals already showed increased aggressive play fighting when play behavior was scored during the early post-puberty period on P44 (but note that the measurement of play behavior in our study differs from standard procedures in the literature; see details in the Materials and Methods section). Therefore, although we cannot discard that the treatment might have induced as well a latent change on a behavioral program only emerging at adulthood, the increases in play


life observed following stress. They also open the possibility that individual differences on the degree of HPA axis activation during peripuberty might be central to defining differences in vulnerability to develop psychopathology.

Conflict of interest statement
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The authors declare that the research was conducted in the absence of any commercial or financial relationships that could be construed as a potential conflict of interest.

The authors would like to thank Céline Fournier, Olivia Zanoletti, and Jocelyn Grosse for providing excellent technical assistance and colleagues from the Laboratory of Behavioral Genetics at the EPFL for helpful insights and support to the project. This work was supported by grants from the Swiss National Science Foundation (310000-120791 and 31003AB-135710; Sinergia CRSIK3-122691; and the NCCR "The synaptic basis of mental diseases"), Oak Foundation, and intramural fundingnew but the diplopia was not. Once in our facility, an extensive history was gathered by the neurology team, including questions about fatigue, dysphagia, ptosis, or any other focal or lateralized weakness; these symptoms were denied by the patient. She did admit to a generalized weakness but denied any diurnal worsening of this weakness or any of her other symptoms. The physical examination determined that she had a right upper and lower facial weakness and no active diplopia or ophthalmoparesis, even after sustained upward gaze. The computerized tomography (CT) angiogram of the head and neck along with the remainder of her stroke work-up were also unremarkable. A magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of the brain was performed with and without contrast to evaluate for any brainstem lesions and was


a budget of around €10 million (US$13 million), roughly double the combined budgets of the four existing programmes that it will absorb.

The initiative will not have a central budget for research. Instead, participants will seek money from funders including research and international development agencies.

Liverman says that the arrangement will make it easier for projects to win funding, because the research programmes are designed in partnership with research funders and users.

But not everyone is convinced that the change is for the better. One concerned biodiversity researcher at Planet Under Pressure said that Future Earth seemed to focus too much on biophysical issues and not enough on biodiversity. He was concerned that the DIVERSITAS programme would suffer under the new arrangement.

On 28 March, one of the Future Earth partners, theOutbreak of exogenous Cushing's syndrome due to unlicensed medications.
Despite the widespread medical use of glucocorticoids, reports of factitious administration of these hormones have been uncommon. We herein report an outbreak of Cushing's syndrome in Tehran among the addicts using Tamgesic (a brand of Buprenorphine) to help them through the narcotic withdrawal stage, without knowledge of the glucocorticoid content of the black-market drug. Case histories of 19 patients with a final diagnosis of iatrogenic Cushing's syndrome were reviewed. Liquid chromatography/mass spectrometry (LC-Mass) method was used to evaluate glucocorticoid existence in the brand. High performance liquid chromatography was used to determine plasma dexamethasone level. No buprenorphine was present in the vials. Each Tamgesic vial contained 0.4 mg of Dexamethasone disodium phosphate; Heroin was also found in them. The duration of


Civil and mechanical engineering projects, GIS (Geographical Information Systems) mapping programs, military simulations, and numerous other applications all require accurate three dimensional (3D) computer models of real-world objects.
Most previous methods for creating 3D models involve extensive manual measurement and modeling. The measuring component may be achieved either through direct measurement (such as surveying) of the objects themselves or through measuring images of the objects using the science of photogrammetry. The modeling component typically involves manually inputting the measurements into computer modeling programs such as computer-aided design (CAD) software, GIS, or other similar solid modeling packages. This process is labor intensive and error prone.
Point cloud capture technology, such as laser scanning or automated photogrammetric stereo matching, is a relatively new technology for improving upon this 3D-modeling process. These systemsbreaking, the bosonic field can acquire a finite uniform expectation value $m(x)=\pm m$, which provides a mass to the fermion. When the scalar field has a kink $m(x)$ interpolating between two opposite values of the mass, the one-particle Dirac equation exhibits a nondegenerate solution which is isolated in the middle of the gap (at zero energy $E=0$), and spatially localized around the mass inversion point $x_c$ where $m(x_c)$ vanishes. This nondegenerate solution is protected by a unitary symmetry that connects each single-electron state $\psi_E$ with energy $E$ to its partner $\psi_{-E}$ located at the opposite energy. The zero-energy state $\psi_{E=0}$ is self-conjugated under this discrete symmetry and thereby protected. In the many-particle description, there are two degenerate many-body ground states corresponding to the state $\psi_{E=0}$ being empty or


of superconducting proximity effect which are relevant for experiments.[@Mourik2012] Such nanowire models [@Oreg2010; @Lutchyn2010] break the time-reversal symmetry, but they nevertheless map onto a BDI system at low energy, the Kitaev Majorana chain,[@Kitaev2001] and it was shown theoretically that Majorana bound states are robust with respect to repulsive Hubbard interactions.[@Gangadharaiah2011a]

Soon after, Stoudenmire *et al.* [@Stoudenmire2011] established that MBS are not only robust to interactions, but that, counterintuitively, the parameter regime where the MBS can be observed increases, at the price of a reduction in the bulk superconducting gap. Following the methodology of Ref. , we study the effect of a repulsive Hubbard interaction on the Creutz-Majorana model using a combination of mean-field theory and density matrix renormalization group (DMRG). Globally, we obtain comparable results for the Majorana phase of theonline) Left: Creutz lattice model. The filled (empty) bullets represent spin-up (-down) states of $\sigma_3$. Each site encompasses a vertical bond, containing two spin states. The spin degeneracy is lifted by an on-site coupling $w$. There is a spin-conserving hopping term $t$, and a “spin-orbit” term $g$ that encodes the probability of electrons to spin flip during hopping to a different site. Right: Energy dispersion of the lattice Creutz model. One-dimensional Dirac cones can be realized at $k=0$ and $\pi$ for a parameter choice $w=\pm g$. Otherwise, the system is insulating with gapped Dirac cones as shown in the figure.[]{data-label="fig:Creutz"}](dispCreutz){width="\textwidth"}

Topological characterization
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The Creutz model is classified in the BDI class of topological insulators.[@Schnyder2008; @Kitaev2001] Although it is a normal (nonsuperconducting) system, it is possible to find an antiunitary operator


Majorana bound state. Without interactions, this mode is well separated by a symmetric gap of width $\omega=1$ from the remainder of the excitations. The overall structure survives the addition of interactions, reflecting once again the robustness of the Majorana states. The survival of the zero-energy MBS peak was also recently observed in the Kitaev chain subject to nearest-neighbor repulsive interactions.[@Thomale2013]

The edge CBS at large $g$ are also clearly signalled by the presence of a zero-energy peak in the noninteracting regime \[Fig. \[fig:aw\](e)\]. In order to perform this simulation, the ground-state MPS is biased to one of the four degenerate states by applying a small pinning potential to an edge of the chain. Turning interactions to $U=1$ splits this peak into two peaks at nonzero energies, showing that the CBSeditorial might have had on appellant's professional standing, and the allied question whether or not he might have been held up to hatred, distrust, and so forth. The language used will be given neither a mild nor harsh construction but the words will be construed "in that sense in which they may be understood and in which they appear to have been used and according to the ideas which they were adopted to convey to those who hear them, or to whom they are addressed." Budd v. J.Y. Gooch Co., Inc., 157 Fla. 716, 27 So.2d 72, 74. The task of testing the effect of the language used is not an easy one because there is no fixed rule that would guide us to a conclusion. The judgment


be contracted, had succeeded in keeping a rascal from being tried. Although by the use of our "common mind" we can understand how irked the appellant may have become by the comment on the procedure that irked the editor, we do not find from the whole editorial, and such of the circumstances of its publication as are apparent in the record, the qualities which would stamp it as libelous per se. Cooper v. Miami Herald Publishing Co., 159 Fla. 296, 31 So.2d 382.
So the judgment is
Affirmed.
TERRELL and SEBRING, JJ., concur.
THORNAL, J., concurs specially.
DREW, C.J., and HOBSON and ROBERTS, JJ., dissent.
THORNAL, Justice (concurring specially).
I concur in the conclusions reached in the opinion by Mr. Justice THOMAS for the reasons therein announced. It appears that there was additional justification forparties in the criminal trial stipulated that a series of seven checks from three different banks totalling $8,000 were used towards the purchase of the motorcycle:

Check No.     Bank           Remitter          Amount
XXXXXXXXX     A.J. Smith     Robin Smith       $1,000
XXXXXXXXX     A.J. Smith     Robin Smith       $1,000
XXXXXXXXX     A.J. Smith     Daniel George     $1,000
XXXXXXXXX     A.J. Smith     Daniel George     $1,000
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and that his right, title, or interest renders the order of forfeiture for the Corvette invalid in whole or in part, because the right, title, or interest was vested in Joseph Messino rather than in *1312 Clement Messino or was superior to any right, title, or interest of Clement Messino at the time of the commission of the acts that gave rise to the forfeiture of the Corvette. See 21 U.S.C. § 853(n)(6)(A).
3. Claimant Joseph Messino has failed to meet the foregoing burden, and therefore has not established that he has a right to a 19.15 percent interest in the Corvette.

C. DECISION

Joseph Messino's claim to a 19.15 percent interest in the 1963 Chevrolet Corvette is denied.
NOTES
[1]  The other one-half interest in the Corvette is the subject matterstudy in greater detail the role of gravity in phylogenesis and ontogenesis. Experiments can range from those conducted on the simplest levels of organization of the components that comprise the neuromotor system to those conducted on the whole organism. Generally, the impact of Earth's gravitational environment on living systems becomes more complex as the level of integration of the biological phenomenon of interest increases. Studies of the effects of gravitational vectors on neuromotor systems have and should continue to provide unique insight into these mechanisms that control and maintain neural control systems designed to function in Earth's gravitational environment. A number of examples are given of how a gravitational biology perspective can lead to a clearer understanding of neuromotor disorders. Furthermore, the technologies developed for spaceflight studies have


and enhancing their ability to secrete growth factors [@R6341813-55] . These two key physiological functions of dNK cells are necessary for placental growth and a normal pregnancy. However, dNK cells are not always beneficial to pregnancy. Co et al. [@R6341813-56] showed that NK cells might return to the killing phenotype under the conditions of in vitro culture or without IL-2 stimulation, which indicates that the micro-environment of the decidua supports the development of its immune tolerance phenotype.

The Equilibrium Relationship between Cells
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Th17 and Treg cells
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Th17/Treg cells are actively involved in establishing immune tolerance and immune defense. A healthy immune system not only recognizes and resists infection, it also regulates the immune response to self-tissue antigens and harmless non-self-organisms. In pregnancy, fetal antigens challenge the maternal immune system, while TregQ:

Android Studio doesn't align my code by attributes

When I'm working in Android Studio and I want to make, for example, a new button. I type button and Android Studio gives me the correct line for inserting a button. When I press enter, Android Studio inserts it but it puts it in one line (see image)

But I want the code to be sort by attribute (see image)

The last one, I see in every tutorial, but mine doesn't do it automatically.

Does anyone know how to fix this? Now it takes so much time to align the code.

A:

You can reformat your code with the below keyboard short cut.
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This short cut will format you complete file code. Whether that is XML or Java Code.
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implications of when we don’t have a ‘check’ on these media institutions, it’s safe to assume it’s only natural this is occurring behind the scenes and not as an official institutional policy. An unfortunate side-effect is having the reality of rogue factions within these institutions undermine the Republic as we’ve seen within the WikiLeaks releases. And that’s where things go downhill.

Enter The Entanglement

The following graphic is from the last OIG report that shows reporters in the center surrounded by FBI/DOJ employees who leaked information to them.

The report states:

“We have profound concerns about the volume and extent of unauthorized media contacts by FBI personnel that we have uncovered during our review,”.

Also, thanks to the Wikileaks drops of Clinton emails, we got a large list of journalists that have colludedNelson

When Does A Bird Sing?

Highlighted in yellow should tell you when a mockingbird sings its song.

Once You See, You Can’t Unsee

We are uncertain of how many mockingbirds there are, but based on multiple admitted media reports, historical reports, WikiLeaks drops, and a good educated guess, it’s safe to assume it’s at least a few hundred. Some of these media/journalist assets even have spouses and family members that work in Government. Some of them have carried over from Politics into MSM. And some of them come from a long lineage of elite families. Bias is the minimum default. Take Anderson Cooper and Mika Brzezinski as an example.

Who Is Anderson Cooper?

TV Personality

CNN News Anchor / Journalist

Correspondent of 60 Mins

Majored in political science at Yale

Spent 2 Summers Interning at the C_A

What


record idealizing the theories of Karl Marx, and argued that balance-of-power politics was out, and world-order politics was in.

Do you think it’s just a coincidence that a woman of that background is in media? Who has stake in what and how you should think? Think about that.

Want to know more about Mika and her Daddy? See our Instagram post

Did you watch the clip above? Did you catch the Freudian slip?

All the examples given highlight how rogue factions – not just in the C_A, but within multiple agencies – dictate every media organizations point-of-view. And we’re not done.

Political & Journalistic Entanglement

The following are journalists and political operatives that are married to one another. Can you say bias?

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This painting is featured on the Tedeschi Vineyards Wine Label.

Available as a hand signed and numbered limited edition of 444 of which 44 are Artist's Proofs.

Giclee prices shown below are for the unframed print and include insured UPS shipping within the USA. Please call for foreign shipping prices.

Pu'u O'lai is available in the following sizes:

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The days of tirelessly smacking the ketchup bottle, only to have it explode on your plate, are finally over. Dave Smith, a Ph.D. candidate at MIT, has spent the last two months at the Varanasi Research Group developing a slippery non-toxic coating that will end all of your ketchup frustrations.

The coating, named LiquiGlide, keeps condiments like mayo or mustard from sticking to the inside of the container, so that they smoothly slide onto your plate.

(Image credit: Getty Images)

LiquiGlide is a "kind of a structured liquid - it's rigid like a solid, but it's lubricated like a liquid," Smith told Fast Company.

"It's funny: Everyone is always like, 'Why bottles? What's the big deal?' But then you tell them the market for bottles - just the sauces alone is ain the present work we explore the thick portion of the accretion disk around the spinning Kerr black hole by following the approach taken by Paczynsky and Witta, but in a new environment that employs B. Muchopadhyay’s Pseudo-Newtonian potential instead of Paczynsky and Witta’s Pseudo-Newtonian potential for non-spinning Schwarzschild black hole case.

Strategy and underlying theory
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Pseudo-Newtonian potential
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In principle, in order to understand the motion nearby the black holes demands em- ploying the general theory of relativity. When we deal with a number of objects the rigorous general relativistic treatment demands much too computations and therefore is not practical. In the present work, therefore, we will employ the so-called Pseudo- Newtonian potential which involves relativistic effects on the Newtonian gravitational potential. For the case of non-spinning black holes, the Pseudo-Newtonian


particle leads to the buildup of thick portions at the inner part of the accretion disk.This thick portion at the inner part is completely different from the rest of the thin accretion disk. Therefore, in the present work we will employ the work by Paczynsky and Witta that has been published in A&A back in 1980.According to the work of Paczynsky and Witta, the pseudo Newtonian potential for Schwarzschild Blackholes is given by $V(r)=-\frac{GM}{r-r_g}, $ where $r_g=2GM.$ by realizing that the height of the thick of the disk is negligible compare to the radial size of the disk. This pseudo Newtonian potential can be safely apprecate by $$V_0(r)=V((r^2+z_0^2)^{1/2}).$$ In order to make our computation tractable $R\equiv (r^2+z^2)^{1/2}$, where the effective potential that involves the presence of centrifugal forcetalk you offer to walk her to her class. It is on the other side of the school from your own. Who cares? You have to hold your books in front of your crotch to hide your half-mast hardon.

At lunch she pokes you while you are waiting in line. Good! She is still playful and fun. You talk a bit during lunch and she asks you to walk her to her class again. This is a dream come true!

After school she asks which direction you live in. You tell her not to far and ask her which way to her house, you’ll carry her books. Turns out it is again in the opposite direction from the one you are going. Who cares?

Once you get her home she invites


High normal 2-hour plasma glucose is associated with insulin sensitivity and secretion that may predispose to type 2 diabetes.
The aim of this study was to evaluate differences in insulin sensitivity, insulin secretion and risk factors for cardiovascular disease between subjects with a 2-h plasma glucose (2hPG) level within the normal range (NPG) and subjects with IGT, following a 75-g OGTT. We also aimed to determine the respective contributions made by 2hPG and fasting plasma glucose to the metabolic risk profile. We compared cardiovascular risk factors and insulin sensitivity and insulin secretion by using several indices calculated using measurements obtained during an OGTT. Subjects (n=643, age 18-71 years) were participants in the Quebec Family Study and were categorised according to 2hPG as having low NPG (2hPG <5.6 mmol/l, thegroup median for normal values), high NPG (2hPG 5.6-7.7 mmol/l) or IGT (2hPG 7.8-11.0 mmol/l). Subjects with type 2 diabetes were excluded from all analyses. Beta cell function and insulin sensitivity progressively decreased with increasing 2hPG. Compared with subjects with low NPG, subjects with high NPG were more insulin-resistant (p<0.05) and had reduced insulin secretion (adjusted for insulin resistance) (p<0.001). They also had higher plasma triglyceride concentrations (p<0.01) and cholesterol:HDL cholesterol ratios (p<0.05). These differences remained even after adjustment for age, sex, BMI and waist circumference. Multivariate analyses showed that 2hPG was closely associated with risk factors for diabetes and with cardiovascular variables, including triglycerides (p<0.0001) and apolipoprotein B (p<0.01). These results show that deteriorations in glucose-insulin metabolism, which may predispose individuals to type 2 diabetes and cardiovascular


Unfortunately I am returning this diffuser because the scent just isnt' there. I had it sitting out for a few days and rotated the sticks and cannot smell anything unless I am real close to the bottle. Sorry to say this is going back.

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Love the smell but...

Date:April 8, 2012

I love this scent but it isn't strong enough. Unless my nose is in the bottle, I don't even notice the smell at all. A bit disappointed.

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Light and delicate vanilla---
author:
- 'G. Bolotashvili\'
title: 'Solution of the Linear Ordering Problem (NP=P)'
---

We consider the following problem $$\begin{aligned}
\max && \sum\limits_{i=1, i \ne j}^n \sum\limits_{j=1}^{n} c_{ij}x_{ij}
\nonumber \\
\textrm{s.~t.}&& 0 \le x_{ij}\le 1, \nonumber\\
&& x_{ij}+x_{ji}=1, \nonumber \\
&& 0\le x_{ij}+x_{jk}-x_{ik} \le 1, i \ne j, \ i \ne k, \ j \ne k,
\ i, j, k =1, ..., n.
 \nonumber\end{aligned}$$ We denote the corresponding polytope by $B_n$. The polytope $B_n$ has integer vertices corresponding to feasible solutions of the linear ordering problem as well as non-integer vertices. We denote the polytope of integer vertices as $P_n$.

Let us give an example of non-integer vertex in $B_n$ and describe an exact facet cut. In what follows we will interested only in generating exact facet cuts.

Fig. 1 shows a graph interpretation of a non-integer vertex \[1\], $$\begin{array}{c}
\xy 0;<2mm,0mm>:
(0,12)*{i_1},(0,-2)*{j_1},
(10,12)*{i_2},(10,-2)*{j_2},
(20,10)*{\cdots},(20,0)*{\cdots},
(30,12)*{i_m},(30,-2)*{j_m},
(0,0)*{\bullet}\ar(10,10)*{\bullet}="i2"\ar(30,10)*{\bullet}="im"
\POS(10,0)*{\bullet}\ar(0,10)*{\bullet}="i1"\ar"im"
\POS(30,0)*{\bullet}\ar"i1"\ar"i2"
\endxy\\
\\
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$x^0$ be a simple noninteger vertex of the polytope $B_n$ with fractional components $\frac{1}{2}$, assume further that there does not exist dependent oriented chains with the length 3. Then all adjacent integer vertices lie in one hyperplane, this hyperplane is a facet of the polytope $P_n$, and it can be constructed by a polynomial algorithm.

Now we describe the principle for constructing facets.

Consider a noninteger vertex $x^0.$ It can be defined as the solution of the following system of the linear basic equalities $$\begin{aligned}
&& x_{i_lj_l}=0, \ l=1, ..., q; \label{1}\\
&& x_{i_lj_l} + x_{j_lk_l} - x_{i_l k_l} =0,
\ l =q+1, ..., \frac{n^2-n}{2}.
\nonumber\end{aligned}$$ We introduce artificial variables $x_{j_l{n+1}}=0,$ $x_{i_l{n+1}}=0,$ into the first $q$ equalities of the system (\[1\]): $$\begin{aligned}
&& x_{i_lj_l}+x_{j_l{n+1}}-x_{i_l{n+1}} =0, \ l=1, ..., q. \nonumber
\nonumber\end{aligned}$$ With the help of thenotation $$\begin{aligned}
x_{i_lj_l} + x_{j_lk_l} - x_{i_l k_l}
:= x(i_l, j_l, k_l),  \ l =1, ..., \frac{n^2-n}{2},
\nonumber\end{aligned}$$ we rewrite the system (\[1\]) as follows: $$\begin{aligned}
x(i_l, j_l, k_l)=0,  \ l =1, ..., \frac{n^2-n}{2}.
\nonumber\end{aligned}$$ We can determine $\frac{n^2-n}{2}$ linear independent adjacent integer vertices $$\begin{aligned}
x^q(i_s, j_s, k_s)=\delta^q(i_s, j_s, k_s),  \ s, q =1, ..., \frac{n^2-n}{2},
\nonumber\end{aligned}$$ where $\delta^q$ is either 1 or 0. We can prove that all adjacent integer vertices lie in the hyperplane: $$\begin{aligned}
f(x)=
\left|
\begin{array}{rrrr}
x(i_1, j_1, k_1) & \dots & x(i_m, j_m, k_m) & 1 \\
\delta^1(i_1, j_1, k_1) & \dots & \delta^1(i_m, j_m, k_m) & 1 \\
& \dots & & \\
\delta^m(i_1, j_1, k_1) & \dots & \delta^m(i_m, j_m, k_m) & 1 \\
\end{array}
\right|=0 \nonumber\end{aligned}$$ where $m=\frac{n^2-n}{2}.$

\[t5\] Let $x^0$ be a simple noninteger vertex of the polytope $B_n$ with fractional components $\frac{1}{2}$,


Q:

R can not add items in list in function in

I have following code
l=list()
funcF=function(x)
{
  l[[x]] ="somevalue"
}

funcF("A")
funcF("B")
print(l)

I was expecting
print(l)

to print
$A
[1] "somevalue"

$B
[1] "somevalue"

but it prints
"list()"

Why the list is empty, if I set the same values outside of the function it works.
What am I missing?

A:

A function is a closed system. The objects inside the function do not "know" that there is a list l on the outside.
If you want to manipulate an object such as the list l, you have to pass it to that function. Otherwise it is beyond the scope of the function and inaccessible to it.
See what happens if I re-write the function like this:
l=list()
funcF=function(x,y,z)
{
  x[[y]] = z
  return(x)
}

funcF(l,"A","someA")

#> funcF(l,"A","someA")
#$A
#[1] "someA"

funcF(l,"B","someB")

#> funcF(l,"B","someB")
#$B
#[1] "someB"

l <- funcF(l,"A","someA")
l <- funcF(l,"B","someB")
l

#> l
#$A
#[1] "someA"
#
#$B
#[1] "someB"

In the newly writtenrest of the Democratic field and President Donald Trump. It’s an appeal to working class anxieties in an age of automation.

But Yang also has more than 100-odd proposals on his campaign website covering everything from health care, to climate policy, to lowering the voting age, and a host of other ideas (some of which the candidate himself admits are meant to spark conversations, such as his plan that would require Congress to regularly renew existing laws).

For instance, Yang supports Medicare for All, the signature universal health care policy supported by candidates like Sen. Bernie Sanders and Sen. Elizabeth Warren. It makes sense given Yang’s views on the changing nature of the labor force and the way that work is intrinsically tied to insurance coverage in America right now.


Westgate, Columbus, Ohio

Westgate is a community within the Hilltop area of Columbus, Ohio. It was partially constructed on land that formerly housed the American Civil War Camp Chase and a Confederate prison. After the Civil War, the land was purchased by Joseph Binns and his associates with the intent to start a Quaker community. These plans failed to materialize and the land was developed as a "streetcar suburb" in the 1920s. Located  west of downtown, the neighborhood is home to Westgate Park and Recreation Center, Westgate Alternative Elementary School, St. Mary Magdalene Church and school, and Parkview United Methodist Church. 4,500 residents live within the Westgate boundaries, most in single family houses.

Local newspaper, The Columbus Dispatch, named Westgate one of the most affordable neighborhoods in the CityTreasury has conducted legal, compliance and business due diligence on each pre-qualified Legacy Securities PPIP fund manager. The due diligence process encompassed, among other things, in-person management presentations and limited partner reference calls. Treasury has negotiated equity and debt term sheets (please see FAQ below titled “What are the terms of Treasury’s equity and debt investments in a PPIF?”) for each pre-qualified Legacy Securities PPIP fund manager. Treasury will continue its due diligence during final documentation and expects the first closing to take place in early August.

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chanted her first name.

Even the disruption of a gaggle of Occupy Wall Street protesters who heckled Palin became another symbol of her overwhelming support among this crowd of red-meat conservatives. The bulk of the crowd immediately coalesced to drown out the protesters with chants of “U.S.A.” (Full Story here)JonnyNYNY2FLFL | Jan 19, 2014 8:00:47 PM

Irrelevant, once, twice, forever.

Posted by: jmartindale | Jan 19, 2014 8:10:51 PM

Mittens is in the GW Bush category of never need to hear from them again. The opinion of Mitt Romney on any public policy issue is totally irrelevant.

Posted by: SoLeftImRight | Jan 19, 2014 8:56:24 PM

A flawed candidate, and a flawed human.

Posted by: Romney Son | Jan 19, 2014 11:01:27 PM

He is an ungrounded person.
I don't think he believes in anything other than his personal wealth and advancement.
He's said whatever it takes to satisfy his constituency of the moment.
What an awful person.

Posted by: woody | Jan 19, 2014 11:15:41 PM

Thank you Mitt for standing for something. We live in a country that's lost its moral compass. One which glorifies abortion and


participants were encouraged to raise questions of any kind that they wanted to know or solve. There were a variety of questions raised… We focused on how to cope with family members and the boss at the workplace, prompting use of the problem-solving techniques among the participants.

Although the researchers claim they did not use psychotherapeutic techniques in their sessions, learning and applying problem-solving skills is indeed something in the cognitive-behavioral arsenal of psychotherapeutic techniques. In addition, encouraging group participation and establishing a seemingly therapeutic relationship (“the patients also enjoyed long and close contact with mental health professionals”) with the group probably also resulted in characteristics we’d typically find in psychotherapy.

So, perhaps unwittingly, the researchers’ efforts were tainted by psychotherapy components seeping into their psychoeducational efforts. And the subjectsin the study suffered from only mild depression.

Could psychoeducation alone help people with depression? Undoubtedly. But there’s a big difference between something resembling a group session, and watching YouTube videos or reading a self-help book. This study doesn’t answer the question of whether more passive psychoeducational efforts would be just as effective.

This small study demonstrates the power of a few simple sessions of teaching basic problem-solving skills. It suggests that interventions can be done pretty easily on a wider, population-sized scale, with most people enjoying some benefit from the effort.

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to federal court. Metropolitan Life Ins. Co. v. Taylor, 481 U.S. 58, 66-67, 107 S.Ct. 1542, 95 L.Ed.2d 55 (1987).
Plaintiffs in this case have clearly pleaded what on their face are purely state law causes of action. The question is whether OPA, as PEPCO claims, is sufficiently preemptive to displace those causes of action and validate the removal.
B) For all of PEPCO's arguments that OPA preempts state common law causes of action to recover removable costs and damages in oil spill cases because the state actions would conflict with OPA's "full purposes and objectives," see Silkwood v. Kerr-McGee Corp., 464 U.S. 238, 248, 104 S.Ct. 615, 78 L.Ed.2d 443 (1984), the matter was effectively put to rest in U.S. v. Locke, 529 U.S. 89, 120 S.Ct. 1135, 146.   .
"(c) Additional requirements and liabilities; penalties
"Nothing in this Act, the Act of March 3, 1851 (46 U.S.C. § 183 et seq.), or section 9509 of [the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 (26 U.S.C. § 9509]), shall in any way affect, or be construed to affect, the authority of the United States or any State or political subdivision thereof
"(1) to impose additional liability or additional requirements
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"relating to the discharge, or substantial threat of a discharge, of oil." 33 U.S.C. § 2718.
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The savings clauses are found in Title I of OPA, captioned Oil Pollution Liability and Compensation and creating a liability scheme for oil pollution.... Placement of the


saying clauses in Title I of OPA suggests that Congress intended to preserve state laws of a scope similar to the matters contained in Title I of OPA, not all state laws similar to the matters covered by the whole of OPA or to the *565 whole subject of maritime oil transport. The evident purpose of the saving clauses is to preserve state laws which, rather than imposing substantive regulation of a vessel's primary conduct, establish liability rules and financial requirements relating to oil spills. See Gutierrez v. Ada, 528 U.S. 250 ___, 120 S.Ct. 740, 744, 145 L.Ed.2d 747 (2000) (words of a statute should be interpreted consistent with their neighbors to avoid giving unintended breadth to an Act of Congress).
Our conclusion is fortified by Congress' decisionno more persuasive. The suggestion is that a punitive damage award would arise from the common interest in the environment and from social welfare concerns. While there is some authority to this effect, see Allen v. R & H Oil and Gas Co., 63 F.3d 1326, 1333-34 (5th Cir.1995), there is also contrary authority which characterizes punitive damages claims as "separate and distinct," making aggregation impermissible. See Ard v. Transcontinental Gas Pipe Line Corp., 138 F.3d 596, 601 (5th Cir.1998); Green v. H & R Block, Inc., 981 F.Supp. 951, 953-55 (D.Md.1997). Without delving into that debate, however, some practical considerations remain. Even if the claim for punitive damages were viewed as common and undivided, there would still be no basis other than sheer speculation for determining what


a rather tricky issue with EPR distance measurements. In some contexts, a measured distance that exhibits a large distance distribution might be classified as a lesser-quality data point (at least in the context of 3D model construction or refinement). However, many in the EPR field would take exception to such a characterization, arguing correctly that a large distance distribution is itself an important and informative piece of data. We discuss this issue in more detail in the new Specific Aim 3. Original Aim 3 (now Aim 4) entails primarily "toolkit" design and application to specific tasks in Projects 1-3, followed by packaging for wider dissemination to the general user community. These goals are unmodified from the original proposal. Major revisions in the Research Plan are demarcated by boldthe experiment^[@CR36]^. This finding correlates with the superior whisking movement of the motor and sensory isograft groups in comparison to the gap defect group.

We are unaware of studies comparing regeneration in peripheral versus cranial nerve injury models, and the role of grafting has been primarily emphasized in extremity nerve injury models. The benefits of a facial nerve model are two-fold: (1) it allows comparison of previous histomorphometric data to the facial nerve model with additional information from CMAP and whisker analysis, and (2) it may afford an opportunity for assessing synkinetic or aberrant regeneration of spinal nerves via the unique facial nerve model. There are specific factors unique to the facial nerve model to consider in comparison to other clinical nerve impairments. When assessing response of treatment or


blade in an accommodating crease. After sharply dissecting through the underlying subcutaneous fascia, the main trunk of the facial nerve was identified at the level of the skull base. A micro Weitlaner retractor was utilized to obtain appropriate exposure. Upon appropriate exposure of the main trunk, under 25x magnification, the nerve was transected via sharp microscissors and a 5-mm gap was created. This step was performed for groups I, II, and III. For the control group, group III, this concluded the surgical intervention to be performed. For groups I and II, their respective autografts were introduced into the nerve gap and reapproximated in a tension-free fashion to the proximal and distal ends of the previously transected nerve under 40x magnification. Next, 11-0 nylon microsutures grasped in micro needle-driversthe animals were euthanized in accordance with IACUC protocol.

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At the 3, 5, 7, 9, 11, 13, and 15-week marks from surgery, electrophysiological data was obtained. Viking Quest Portable EMG (CareFusion, San Diego, California) software and hardware was utilized. Latency of signal responses as well as compound muscle action potential (CMAP) values were obtained from repetitive electrophysiological testing. CMAP amplitude values were calculated by measuring the magnitude between the maximum positive and negative turnaround point of the CMAP signal in millivolts (mV)^[@CR50]^.

The rats were anesthetized as described above. Pain response was tested. Then, 28-gauge needle electrodes were placed proximally at the level of exit of the right facial nerve from the animal's skull base. The sensing and reference electrodes were placed at


analysis.

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At identical time-points to performance of electrophysiological testing (3, 5, 7, 9, 11, and 13-weeks), functional analysis of whisker movements was performed^[@CR51],[@CR52]^. Each individual animal was recorded in a transparent holding container for 30--60 seconds as needed to obtain prolonged assessment of vibrissal movement. As previously described, whisker movements were staged via a 4-point scale (0, no whisker movement, 1, slight whisker movement, 2, slow movement, 3, rapid movement undistinguishable from contralateral side)^[@CR52]^. Eye movements were also staged via a 4-point scale (0, no perceptible motion, 1, muscle contraction but no perceptible motion, 2, incomplete eye closure, and 3, complete eye closure). Eye symmetry (0, asymmetric, 1, normal) and vibrissae symmetry at rest (0, asymmetric, 1, normal) were also assessed. At the end of the experiment,Q:

Tossing a coin.

We are tossing a coin. The probability of head is $p$, and probability tail is $1-p$
We would like to find probability that we have to toss $> 150$ times to get $10$ heads.
So, my partial solution is:
Lex $X$ be a number of tosses to get 10 heads.
Then, $$P(X>150) = 1 - P(X \le 150) = 1 - \sum_{n=10}^{150} \binom n {10} p^{10}(1-p)^{n-10}  $$
And:
1) I don't know how to get result. ( We can assume that we know p)
2) My idea is OKAY?
3) Perhaps you have a better idea.
Please help me.

A:

To compute $P(X\leq 150)$ you just have to sum up the probabilities that you have 0 head to 9 head in 150 tosses.
i.e.
$\sum_{k=0}^{9}{150 \choose k}p^{k}(1-p)^{150-k}$


DotEmu announced today that they'll be bringing the classic French adventure Little Big Adventure to iOS and Android devices on March 27.

Celebrating its twentieth anniversary this year, the game follows Twinsun, a young man imprisoned for prophetic dreams by the dictatorial leader of his island home, who must discover his destiny and save his world. It's a fascinating game, filled with great music and a graphical style that made the most of early 3D polygons to produce something that looks unique and fun.

The original game has some challenging controls that take a fair bit of getting used to, which I would be doubly concerned about in a mobile release. The trailer does show some modern innovations, such as a hotspot system to identify interactive objects, so there's someon Donald Trump and the fictitious Russian boogieman, the Democrats have betrayed the trust of the people who supported their respective campaigns with the implicit understanding that they would work for the progressive reforms that improve the lives of ordinary working people and not behave like hectoring, obstructionist crybabies who refuse to respect the outcome of elections if the winner is not to their liking. These are the people who have been hurt most by the Russiagate fiasco, the people who thought their Democratic candidates actually wanted to run the country, but soon discovered that those same representatives would rather spend all of their time chasing Russian ghosts down a rabbit hole.

Here’s an excerpt from an article by Andrew McCarthy that helps to explain what the Russia probe


was really all about:

“Russiagate has always been a political narrative masquerading as a federal investigation. Its objective, plain and simple, has been twofold: first, to hamstring Donald Trump’s capacity to press the agenda on which he ran….and ultimately, to render him unelectable come autumn 2020…. The Russia counterintelligence probe, based on the fraudulent projection of a Trump-Putin conspiracy, was always a pretext to conduct a criminal investigation despite the absence of a predicate crime. The criminal investigation, in turn, was always a pretext for congressional impeachment chatter. And the congressional impeachment chatter is a pretext for the real agenda: Making Trump an ineffective president now, and an un-reelectable president 18 months from now. They try to make it look like law. It has always been politics.” (“Russiagate: Lawfrom the military-intelligence apparatus will comprise as many as half of the new Democratic members of Congress. They will hold the balance of power in the lower chamber of Congress.” (“The CIA Democrats”, Patrick Martin, World Socialist Web Site)

Would anyone be surprised to find out that the CIA was taking a more activist role in domestic politics; that it’s actually grooming its own candidates for elections, that it’s strengthening its influence in the media and its ties with one of the main political parties, all in an effort to better control electoral outcomes and tighten its grip on power?

No, no one would be surprised at all. And although we don’t yet know all the details, there are signs that the Intel agencies, the FBI, the media and high-ranking


Q:

How to toggle class in the nested component in ReactJS

I have such render() method in my root component:
render: function() {
    return (

            <QuestionA question={this.props.question} author={this.props.author}/>
            <QuestionB yes={this.state.yes} no={this.state.no} />

    );
}

Where I want to toggle the 'active' class between QuestionA and QuestionB components when user clicked the button. How can I do this? Keep in mind, that QuestionA and QuestionB are set their own classNames in their render() methods. For_U.S. claims to only supply weapons to "moderate" rebels, and U.S. describes
Al-Qaeda as "moderate"._

~~~
varjag
> Somewhere along the way propaganda completely reversed the meaning of the
> word to "intimidation of governments by non-government actors".

It's a bit more nuanced than that. For the first 100 or so years "terrorism"
was self proclaimed policy by revolutionaries of all sorts, for example the
first French Republic or a number of Russian 19th century anarchist factions.
The term did not originate as propaganda or a political slur, it was proud
banner of the activists at the time. Perhaps only by 1920s the extreme
political left felt compelled to distance from the term, and the term was
subsequently extended to any government or non-government intimidation
activity.

------
Artistry121
Terrorism is about finding an "in" group. How do you combat this?

My favorite quote about how


enough for the US to parade around as the enemy.

enter terrorism: it provides a target that fulfills a number of very crucial
aspects:

1) non state actors: the US can go to war with terrorists without going to war
against the officially recognized government. This is key to global security
because conducting war within a nation's borders no longer constitutes an
assault on that nation. This prevents WWI type wars that start as a series of
cascading mutual protection treaties or similar.

2) difficult to define the enemy: who are terrorists? whoever the ruling party
deems terrorists. everyone else is a freedom fighter. This makes it convenient
to come up with a new enemy group of terrorists when the current batch has
been "defeated" or the american public becomes war weary.

3)easy for the government to drum up supportpurchasing and using bombs
and the logistics of delivering those bombs to a warzone and the entire
network of individuals that are needed to invent, manufacture, deliver, load,
use, and whatever else is needed, is what really benefits the american people.

~~~
danbruc
I disagree with most of your points insofar that there always seems another
option to gain similar or even more benefits.

Military and military industry for economic benefits. Just pay them to build
highways, bridges or whatever, they will still spend the wages on food, houses
and cars. And you can keep the highways and bridges.

Attacking the USA? Geographically almost impossible, no need to intimidate
someone.

Veteran army, well maybe, but given all the technological and financial
superiority of the US forces compared to their past war opponents the track
record doesn't really reflect that as far as I


terrorism.

Following that definition, these acts can be considered terrorism:

\- Pub brawl

\- Running someone over with a car

\- Punching someone who is attacking you

\- Police hitting protestors

------
acqq
The term is simply used to name "the others" while inducing the emotional
response among "our" population. The terrorists are always those who are
against "us" and "we" can never do the "terrorism" even when "we" do "the
calculated use of violence or threat of violence to attain goals that are
political, religious, or ideological in nature...through intimidation,
coercion, or instilling fear."

The religions would call these "others" "the unbelievers," of course. Even
though everybody in the world doesn't believe in most of the gods of the
world. The "terrorists" is used as something like "the evil others."

A case study: The start of the WWII (in Europe) with Germany attacking Poland:

[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Invasion_of_Poland](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Invasion_of_Poland)

"Theto limit
the scope of the offense set forth in the Convention on a unilateral basis.
The Declaration is contrary to the object and purpose of the Convention,
namely, the suppression of the financing of terrorist acts, irrespective of
where they take place or who carries them out.""

------
jredwards
One of my college professors wrote a really interesting book on exactly this
topic:

[http://www.amazon.com/Radical-Religious-Violent-Economics-
Te...](http://www.amazon.com/Radical-Religious-Violent-Economics-
Terrorism/dp/0262516675/)

Highly recommend it.

------
ilaksh
[http://www.globalresearch.ca/terrorism-is-made-in-the-usa-
th...](http://www.globalresearch.ca/terrorism-is-made-in-the-usa-the-global-
war-on-terrorism-is-a-fabrication-a-big-lie/5435816)

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peterwwillis
Terrorism is an agenda sought through terror. Nobody ever claimed terrorism
was rational or effective. It's just the physical implementation of hate
speech.

I think The Westboro Baptist Church is a great example of a terrorist
organization. Sure, they haven't blown up anyone with a pipe bomb like other
extremist christian terror groups, but you can see in their bumbling
intimidation tactics how they're just acting violently in hopes that they get
what they want (in this case


mainly violent speech and intimidation through
picketing). If anything they're more focused on inflicting pain than
successfully achieving their objective.

In this sense, terrorism is about terror.

------
sandworm101
>>Statistical analysis of terrorist groups’ longevity, aims, methods and
successes reveal that groups are self-contradictory and self-sabotaging,
generally ineffective;

"Every revolution carries within it the seeds of its own destruction." (A
cookie to anyone who knows where that is from.)

~~~
Afforess
Karl Marx. Karl Marx wrote that Capitalism carries within it the seeds of its
own destruction, that capitalists would sell you the noose with which you
could hang them.

~~~
sandworm101
Maybe that's where it started, but the exact quote is from a totally different
place. Think deserts and religious extremism.

~~~
rzzzt
Karl Marx from House Atreides, then.

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meapix
Terrorism as delivered by the media in the current time is Islamic related
violence.

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hitekker
I may not fully agree with each and everyan axe to grind.

~~~
jessaustin
This would be more persuasive if you told us what your prescient Syrian
acquaintances think, and how that contradicts TFA.

------
crimsonalucard
Terrorism is show business.

------
rhodri
So I suppose terrorists are like goths.

------
a3voices
_There is comparatively strong theoretical and empirical evidence that people
become terrorists not to achieve their organization’s declare political
agenda, but to develop strong affective ties with other terrorist members. In
other words, the preponderance of evidence is that people participate in
terrorist organizations for the social solidarity, not for their political
return._

Well this is probably true for any organization, and for culture in general.

~~~
jredwards
That's true, but these groups offer a lot more than your average highschool
club. It's a social structure and a livelihood.

~~~
grandalf
you could say the same thing about the US military though, couldn't you?

------
curiousjorge
I've always questioned the logic of mass murdering


the credit. Explaining the closures, industry spokesman Matt Southam pointed out that 'when you get down to the pure numbers of people that are vegan, the numbers are very, very small'.

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Instead, he explained: "What is having an effect is flexitarianism – those making a reduction, maybe one less meal a fortnight or one less meal a month."

It's a similar story with the rise in sales of meat-free ready-meals. The market has noticed that it’s not vegans, nor even vegetarians, behind this rise – it’s the meat reducers.

The head of Quorn, Kevin Brennan, said of his company: "10 years ago it was very much a vegetarian consumer base, but now 75 percent of our consumers aren't vegetarian. They're whatraised chain-of-custody concerns related to the drug evidence and sought to call suspended Delaware Chief Medical Examiner Dr. Richard Callery and other lab employees to the stand to answer questions.

Harris had at least seven prior felony convictions, and Jennings described him as "a bad ... violent, dangerous guy." But she said prosecutors made the decision to go forward without the heroin charges, because to put that case on – and open up the state to questions about the drug lab – "would have compromised what we are doing."

'I realize this can't go on forever.'

More than three months since the first problems were discovered at the drug lab and more than two months since officials closed it down, no suspects have been arrested, and no charges have been filed.

Both


Department of Health and Social Services, which oversees the medical examiner, and the state Department of Safety and Homeland Security will be discussing the drug lab situation at a state Senate hearing on Wednesday.

Staff writer Adam Taylor contributed to this story. Contact Sean O'Sullivan at (302) 324-2777 or sosullivan@delawareonline.com or on Twitter @SeanGOSullivanIs TNF alpha involved in early susceptibility of Trypanosoma cruzi-infected C3H/He mice?
Early wasting and subsequent mortality may occur in mice of some inbred strains following infection with Trypanosoma cruzi. It was hypothesized that TNF alpha/cachectin might be involved in this process. Thus, sera collected from mice of strains differing in their susceptibility or resistance to Trypanosoma cruzi infection were checked for the presence and level of TNF alpha, a cytokine able to exert acute toxic effects. C3H/HeJ or C3H/HePas (susceptible), BALB/c (intermediate) and C57BL/6 (resistant) mice were infected with the CL or Colombian strain of Trypanosoma cruzi, and TNF activity was measured in the sera during the acute phase of the infection. Only serum collected from infected C3H/He mice contained TNF activity. However, TNF activity could be measured


Excitatory synaptic transmission in the brain of vertebrates is mediated by a family of 18 glutamate receptor ion channel genes (iGluRs) which exhibit subtype selective assembly, forming three major classes named AMPA, kainate and NMDA receptors[@R1],[@R2]. G-protein coupled receptors (mGluRs) also play key roles in the response to glutamate[@R3]. Our first insights into the structure of glutamate receptors came from cDNA cloning and bioinformatic analysis[@R4]-[@R6]. This revealed that iGluRs and mGluRs were multi-domain proteins, which likely evolved by fusion of bacterial periplasmic binding proteins with prokaryotic ion channels or signaling domains. A prototypical iGluR subunit contains an extracellular N-terminal assembly domain with a leucine/isoleucine/valine binding protein-like fold (LIVBP), and a glutamate or glycine binding domain with a glutamine binding protein-like fold ([Fig. 1a](#F1){ref-type="fig"}); by contrast mGluRs contain onlyto supply the trace for the 5 missing residues in the MPD form. Using C α coordinates for conserved α helices and β strands, the rmsd values for independent superposition of domains 1 and 2 on GluR6 ATD protomers were 1.16 and 1.22 Å for the glutamate complex of mGluR1, 1.20 and 1.14 Å for the leucine complex of LIVBP and 1.38 and 1.25 Å for the GluR2 ATD, indicating similar core structures. However, the extent of domain closure varies appreciably amongst these structures.

Consistent with the reversible monomer dimer equilibrium observed by sedimentation analysis ([Fig. 2](#F2){ref-type="fig"}) there are no disulfide bonds linking the protomers in a dimer assembly, and instead Cys residues at positions 65 and 316 form intramolecular disulfide bonds linking loop 3 with helix B. Amino


ATD and mGluR crystal structures results from variations in the extent of domain closure. Periplasmic binding proteins and the ligand binding domains of mGluRs undergo large amplitude ligand-induced conformational changes; in the apo state the clam shell formed by domains 1 and 2 is wide open and upon binding leucine or glutamate the clam shell closes. Surprisingly, we found that the ATD of GluR6 adopts an intermediate extent of domain closure between these extremes ([Fig. 4b](#F4){ref-type="fig"}). As a result the lips of the GluR6 ATD clamshell are too far apart to create a closed off cavity in the interior of the protein, as occurs for leucine bound LIVBP, or a narrow solvent filled tunnel leading to the glutamate binding site in mGluR1([Supplementary material](#SD1){ref-type="supplementary-material"}).

The final notable difference between thethe dimer surface of each subunit ([Fig. 6d](#F6){ref-type="fig"}).

Amino acid sequence alignments reveal that, for the nine AMPA and kainate receptor genes, Leu151 in helix F is highly conserved, while Ile158 and Pro161 in helix G are replaced by either leucine, valine, methionine, alanine or phenylalanine ([Fig. 6e](#F6){ref-type="fig"} and [Supplementary Fig. 2](#SD1){ref-type="supplementary-material"}). In β strand 7 Leu168 and Ile170 are replaced by either valine, leucine or alanine. In contrast, NMDA receptors have lowest homology with GluR6 on the domain R2 dimer surface, and for both the glutamate binding NR2 and glycine binding NR1 and NR3 subunits several of these hydrophobic residues are replaced by hydrophilic or charged residues, while in the NR1b splice variant β strand 7 is interrupted by the insertion of a highly charged segment of 21


closed indicating, closer contacts between the dimer pairs, but still with 2-fold rather than 4-fold symmetry, also consistent with a dimer of dimers[@R26],[@R27].

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The ligand binding sites of mGluRs and G-protein coupled GABA receptors contain highly conserved residues most of which are present also in periplasmic proteins which bind polar and hydrophobic amino acids. An 8 amino acid sequence motif containing these elements has been used in bioinformatic studies to identify a family of 146 candidate amino acid binding family 3 G-protein coupled receptors[@R28]. Strikingly, none of the ATDs of vertebrate iGluRs contain this signature sequence, making it very unlikely that they bind amino acids, consistent with the result that \[^3^H\]glutamate does not bind to the GluR4 ATD[@R14].

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Dropping out of a search isn't really unprofessional (unless you told them to go to hell I guess - but then it will be way too late to apologize). In that light, and under the assumption that you just dropped out suddenly and politely (as most people do), mailing them is not so much unprofessional as much as it is pointless. As Henning says in a comment: "What are you trying to achieve?"

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the NPS maintaining both the lighthouse and the keeper’s quarters.

Ocracoke Light Station: The Ocracoke Light Station was originally completed in 1818 but destroyed by lightning. The second lighthouse was finished in 1822, along with lightkeeper’s quarters. The National Park Service, through federal grants, later performed a structural analysis of the lighthouse and repairs and renovations were made. The Ocracoke Lighthouse now serves as the second oldest operating lighthouse in the nation.

National Park Service’s Preservation Efforts at Cape Hatteras National Seashore

The National Park Service (NPS) has been instrumental in ensuring that the sites along the Cape Hatteras National Seashore are preserved, as the NPS has a guiding principle of preserving cultural resources for future generations. Just a few of the preservation projects undertaken by the NPS include:

1930s Civilian Conservationof the Atlantic Ocean.

Fort Macon State Park rangers also oversee the management of Fort Macon, a superbly restored fort from the Civil War. Fort Macon, an impressive brick and stone structure, consists of 26 vaulted rooms, counter fire rooms, and even an expansive moat. Fort Macon’s inner court serves as the scene of historic reenactments. Around the Fort is the Elliot Coues Nature Trail.

In addition to their protective duties, which include enforcing Fort Macon State Park’s rules and regulations and patrolling the grounds and facilities, park rangers here are often engaged in the Park’s interpretive and educational programs, which include its history and its natural resources and delicate ecosystem. Park rangers also offer exhibits and tours for visitors, which include educational tours of Fort Macon.

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