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adoption from Georgia, according to a story on The Daily Callerwebsite, which reports that this is a case centered around a lesbian couple who shared custody of three children but later split up. One of them actually gave birth to the children, and her partner later adopted the children while living in Georgia, so they could both be the official, legal parents.

The biological mother, who now lives in Alabama, had tried to keep the children from the adoptive mother after the couple split. The Alabama high court ruled that the state did not have to recognize the adoption made in Georgia, stripping the adoptive mother of her rights to the children.

In its decision, the court reasoned that Georgia did not properly rule on its own laws regarding same-sexthat, “she can never recover the past six days of her life spent in an isolated jail cell like a common criminal because of her conscience and religious convictions.” The American Civil Liberties Union, which represents four couples who sued her, said its goal has been achieved.1 - Chaplain charged with discrimination against gay people exonerated
A Naval chaplain is now on track to retire after he was cleared of charges brought against him accusing him of being intolerant and insensitive.

The news came down actually on the Friday before Labor Day and has spread in the past week as Lt. Cmdr. Wesley Modder can now look forward to the next step in a highly regarded Naval career.

The Military Timesreported that Modder was given a "detachment for cause" letter in


this month, the U.S. ambassador-at-large for religious freedom, David Saperstein, said the August 25 detentions of religious figures, including Zhang, were a “particularly alarming development.” It came as he prepared to meet them the next day in China.

Zhang Kai is the latest of more than 250 attorneys, pastors, and human rights activists detained or arrested since July in connection with the 400 to 1,200 crossremovals in the eastern province of Zhejiang, a Christian stronghold.

The CT story says that according to China Aid, Zhang and his intern, Liu Peng, are being held for six months in a so-called “black jail,” one of several detention facilities outside the established penal system. Torture is common in such centers, where prisoners may be held without trial, China Aid said.

Lawyers representing Zhang andan executive order about the licenses to later be codified by the legislature during the 2016 session. A judge is not a super-legislature that can rewrite the law.

A number of clerks had apparently tried to avoid this situation. Liberty Counsel reports that during the regular session of the Legislature, 57 clerks, including Davis, wrote a letter to Kentucky legislators, pleading with them to “get a bill on the floor to help protect clerks” who had a religious objection to authorizing the licenses. The Kentucky Clerks Association also recommend that the names of clerks be removed from the forms.

The website, Kentucky.com, reported that attorneys for Davis said that marriage licenses issued by her office Friday were void because only Davis has the authority to authorize a marriage license, and


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Burch: A surgical procedure in which the neck of the bladder is suspended using sutures to the Cooper’s ligament.

Vesicovaginal Fistula Repair: A surgicalprocedure used to repair a vaginal fistula, or an abnormal connection between the vagina and bladder.

Bulking Agents (Collagen, Tegress, Durasphere): Urethral bulking agents are injected in the vicinity of the urinary sphincter to increase the pressure on the sphincter to maintain continence.

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l*g. Let t = g - -7. Is t a multiple of 3?
True
Let x = -15552 + 27012. Is x a multiple of 12?
True
Let l be 1 + 0 - 0 - (15 - 40). Suppose l*c = 20*c + 9120. Does 76 divide c?
True
Suppose -11*t - 47 = -14. Is 30 a factor of -1*13/(39/510)*t?
True
Suppose 90 - 20 = -5*j. Let c = 38 + -40. Does 12 divide c/(-7) - 1648/j?
False
Let s(t) = 3*t**2 + 16*t - 239. Let k be s(11). Let f = 527 - k. Is 30 a factor of f?
False
Let x(d) = -2512*d - 2207. Is 2 a factor of x(-2)?
False
Let o be 1 + (-22)/18 - 48/27. Let f be 90/(-12)*(-76)/o. Is (16/6)/((-10)/f) a multiple of 10?
False
Suppose 0 = 2*a -question is, who will decide which approach is best for them? There are many people willing to decree abstinence for others. But, for better or worse, only the individual drinker actually can decide if and when he or she will drink.

Some people want to drink, and claim they are trying to moderate while they simply continue their alcoholism. But we already know that most people won't quit their alcoholic drinking no matter what. Project MATCH involved the best alcoholism treatment researchers in the U.S. in developing the most sophisticated treatment protocols ever  yet even in this ideal, colossally expensive program, most alcoholics did not abstain after treatment.

Let us take one last look at the Kishline situation. Since she had given up on moderation and was failing at


evaluation based on reference translations can provide useful information about the capacity of an MT system to handle pronouns. Our analysis clarifies the conceptual differences between AutoPRF and APT, uncovering weaknesses in both metrics, and investigates the effects of the alignment correction heuristics used in APT. By using the fine-grained PROTEST categories of pronoun function, we find that the accuracy of the automatic metrics varies across pronouns of different functions, suggesting that certain linguistic patterns are captured better in the automatic evaluation than others. We argue that fully automatic wide-coverage evaluation of this phenomenon is unlikely to drive research forward, as it misses essential parts of the problem despite achieving some correlation with human judgements. Instead, semi-automatic evaluation involving automatic identification of correct translations with high precision and   0.548       0.636
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  its2          0.436       0.428       0.462       0.454       0.472
  limsi         0.364       0.364       0.388       0.388


(ii) matching with externalities, and (iii) matching with dynamics. Application of matching theory in heterogeneous small cell networks, device-to-device communication, and cognitive radio networks are discussed. However, deferred acceptance (DA) with canonical matching is proposed for CRN. Canonical matching is used in spectrum management within a cell. Therefore, canonical matching with DA is applicable in CRN, in which one must assign orthogonal PU channels to a number of SUs. The result shows improvement in SUs sum rate as compared to random spectrum allocation and classical DA algorithm.

Authors in \[[@B24-sensors-20-01872]\], proposed a self-scheduled multichannel cognitive-radio MAC (SMC-MAC) protocol in which the cognitive users use channel sensing and random contention mechanism for slot selection. For the case, when the SMC-MAC protocol uses only a few contention slots to overcome contention,Secondary proposed deferred acceptance (SPDA) algorithm for channel allocation.![](sensors-20-01872-i001.jpg)

3.6. Use Case {#sec3dot6-sensors-20-01872}
-------------

To elaborate the algorithm, consider a set of hypothetical preferences for SUs and channels. [Table 4](#sensors-20-01872-t004){ref-type="table"} shows the preference list of users and channels' preferences are tabulated in [Table 5](#sensors-20-01872-t005){ref-type="table"}; the users target the channel according to higher priority $SU_{1}$, $SU_{2}$, $SU_{3}$, and $SU_{4}$ target $CH_{4}$, $CH_{2}$, $CH_{2}$, and $CH_{3}$, respectively; only $CH_{2}$ is targeted by two users, so channel checks its preference list for accepting the proposal. $SU_{3}$ is more favorable than $SU_{2}$ as $SU_{3}$ is higher on priority for channel. So $CH_{2}$ accepts $SU_{3}$ and rejects $SU_{2}$. At this stage, $SU_{1}$, $SU_{3}$ and $SU_{4}$ are engaged and only $SU_{2}$ is still free. So, $SU_{2}$ proposes to the next channel in its preference list, which is


in terms of channel utilization is better than SMC-MAC. For the small number of SUs in the system the channel utilization for both cases is high, exceeding 90% for the number of SU less than 4. When the number of SUs increases from 4 to 20 channel utilization gradually decreases for both schemes, however, it is much smaller steep for SPDA, providing approximately 23% better channel utilization.

[Figure 9](#sensors-20-01872-f009){ref-type="fig"} compares the average number of proposals before the system is stabilized and the channel allocation is finalized. We compare the proposed SPDA with the SMC-MAC technique and results show that our proposed algorithm outperforms by reaching stabilization earlier. The quick stabilization of the system allows more time for SUs to utilize the channel for data transmission.

We have also analyzed thehydrophobic xcex2-amino acid or a polar or basic xcex2-amino acid, wherein at least one-half of the triplets include a basic xcex2-amino acid.
Significanly, the present invention concerns a number of applications of these xcex2-peptides to provide antibacterial properties when incorporated into other materials.
Still other objects and advantages of the present invention will become readily apparent by those skilled in the art from a review of the following detailed description. The detailed description shows and describes preferred embodiments of the invention, simply by way of illustration of the best mode contemplated of carrying out the present invention. As will be realized, the invention is capable of other and different embodiments and its several details are capable of modifications in various obvious respects, without departing from the invention. Accordingly, the drawings


of What of That!"

[7] I have been unable to find an advertisement for this pamphlet, but
it must have been published at the end of November or very early in
December since _Have at you All_ (see following footnote) lists it as
one of the pamphlets it is replying to.

[8] _The London Magazine_, December 1740. The Monthly Catalogue. Item
13. "Have at you all. By the Author of Yes they are."

This listing can only be taken as giving a terminal date. The pamphlet
may well have been published in late November. _Are these things so?_,
for example, is listed in the Monthly Catalogue for November.

[9] _The London Daily Post and General Advertiser_, 1 December 1740.
"Tomorrow, at Noon, will be published. What Things? or, An Impartial
Inquiry What Things are so, and What Things are not   Then too the noble _Cobham_, first of Men!
  May leave his Garden for the Camp again;
  Call'd, like old Rome's Dictator from the Plough,
  To plant once more the Laurel on his Brow.

    And Brave _Argile_, who's form'd alike to wield
  The Rhet'rick of the Senate and the Field,
  So tun'd whose Eloquence, whose Breast so Mann'd,
  None can the _Speaker_ or the _Chief_ withstand.

    Yet feign Methink's I'd hope that you were clear
  From this _high Charge_ that eccho's in my Ear;
  Trust that some Demon envious of my Rest
  With visionary Wrongs distracts my Breast,
  Or that this Blazon of enormous Crimes
  Springs from the wanton


and rebel,
  And when mild Methods fail, we must compel:
  Besides, consider Sir, _th' Election_'s near--
    _E. M._--O, Sir, I'm answer'd--Now the _Case_ is _clear_.
      _G. M._ Ay,--I shall answer all the rest as well.
    _E. M._ I doubt it not. _G. M._ On _Se--s_ next you fell:
  Fie! that was paw--_Se--s_ are _sacred_ Things,
  And _no more_ capable of _Ill_ than--_Kings_.
    _E. M._ 'Tis granted. _G. M._ Yet at them your Gall is spit;
  You're told they _Yea_ and _No_ as I think fit;
  And that if some brave _One_ Rebellious prov'd,
  From his Lord's Banquet he was strait remov'd;
  Cast into utter Darkness, like  _E. M._--Nay if they will, why let 'em be enslav'd:
  If they will barter all that's Good and Great,
  For present Pelf, nor Mind their future State;
  If none Thy baleful Influence will withstand,
  Go forth, _Corruption_, Lord it o'er the Land;
  If they are Thine for better and for worse,
  On Them and on their Children light the Curse.

    _G. M._ _Corruption_, Sir!--pray use a milder Term;
  'Tis only a Memento to be _firm_;
  The Times are greatly alter'd--Years ago,
  A Man would blush the World his _Price_ should know:
  Scruple to own his _Voice_ was to be bought;
  And meanly minded what the Million thought;
  Our Age more _Prudent_,


Q:

calculating euclidean distance of 2 byte arrays java

I have 2 main images and I want to compare a set of other images to them.
What I do is computing the byte array of those two images and then compare those 2 with the current image being processed. This are the 2 main images:
File upper = new File("sweater.jpg");
byte [] upperPart = Files.readAllBytes(upper.toPath());
File lower = new File("pants.jpg");
byte [] lowerPart = Files.readAllBytes(lower.toPath());

Then in the loop where I treat all the images from a directory I do the following:
byte [] currentImage = Files.readAllBytes(f.toPath());
float differenceUpper = 0;
float differenceLower = 0;
for (int i=0;i< currentImage.length;i++) {
    differenceUpper  += (upperPart[i] - currentImage[i])^2;
    differenceLower  += (lowerPart[i] - currentImage[i])^2;
}
float euclideanDistanceUpper = (float) Math.sqrt(differenceUpper);
float euclideanDistanceLower = (float) Math.sqrt(differenceLower);
if (euclideanDistanceUpper < euclideanDistanceLower){
 communication costs according to the third method described above, this method displays the accurate communication cost only after communication has taken place and does not display estimated communication cost before communication takes place. Consequently, this method entails the problem of the user's not being able to select the communication path before the communication actually takes place.
The problems described above can be summarized in the following two points:
1. For users of portable terminals with a plurality of communication paths, the amount of time and costs required to obtain contents are unclear.
2. For users of portable terminals with a plurality of communication paths, it is difficult to select a communication path though which contents can be obtained more advantageously.


if (display_type == DIS_WINDOW) {
		while (send_data(dm_thread, MSG_CLOSE_WINDOW, NULL, 0) == B_INTERRUPTED) ;
		while (acquire_sem(dm_done_sem) == B_INTERRUPTED) ;
	}
	D(bug("exiting close_display()\n"));
}

/*
 *  Initialization
 */

static void add_mode(VideoInfo *&p, uint32 allow, uint32 test, long apple_mode, long apple_id, int type)
{
	if (allow & test) {
		p->viType = type;
		switch (apple_id) {
			case APPLE_W_640x480:
			case APPLE_640x480:
				p->viXsize = 640;
				p->viYsize = 480;
				break;
			case APPLE_W_800x600:
			case APPLE_800x600:
				p->viXsize = 800;
				p->viYsize = 600;
				break;
			case APPLE_1024x768:
				p->viXsize = 1024;
				p->viYsize = 768;
				break;
			case APPLE_1152x900:
				p->viXsize = 1152;
				p->viYsize = 900;
				break;
			case APPLE_1280x1024:
				p->viXsize = 1280;
				p->viYsize = 1024;
				break;
			case APPLE_1600x1200:
				p->viXsize = 1600;
				p->viYsize = 1200;
				break;
		}
		switch (apple_mode) {
			case APPLE_8_BIT:
				p->viRowBytes = p->viXsize;
				break;
			case APPLE_16_BIT:
				p->viRowBytes = p->viXsize * 2;
				break;
			case APPLE_32_BIT:
				p->viRowBytes = p->viXsize * 4;
				break;
		}
		p->viAppleMode = apple_mode;
		p->viAppleID = apple_id;
		p++;
	}
}

bool VideoInit(void)
{
	// Init variables, create semaphores
	private_data = NULL;
	cur_mode = 0;	// Window 640x480
	video_lock = create_sem(1, "Video Lock");
	mac_os_lock = create_sem(0, "MacOS Frame Buffer Lock");
	dm_done_sem = create_sem(0, "Display Manager Done");

	// Construct video mode table
	VideoInfo *p = VModes;
	uint32 window_modes =inv inv inv inv inv inv inv inv
	0xff, 0xff, 0xff, 0xff, 0xff, 0xff, 0xff, 0xff	// inv inv inv inv inv inv inv inv
};

static const uint8 modifier2mac[0x20] = {
#if MENU_IS_POWER
	0x38, 0x37, 0x36, 0x39, 0x6b, 0x47, 0x3a, 0x7f,	// SHF CMD inv CAP F14 NUM OPT MNU
#else
	0x38, 0x37, 0x36, 0x39, 0x6b, 0x47, 0x3a, 0x32,	// SHF CMD CTR CAP F14 NUM OPT MNU
#endif
	0xff, 0xff, 0xff, 0xff, 0xff, 0xff, 0xff, 0xff,	// inv inv inv inv inv inv inv inv
	0xff, 0xff, 0xff, 0xff, 0xff, 0xff, 0xff, 0xff,	// inv inv inv inv inv inv inv inv
	0xff, 0xff, 0xff, 0xff, 0xff, 0xff, 0xff, 0xff	// inv inv inv inv inv inv inv inv
};

static filter_result filter_func(BMessage *msg, BHandler **target, BMessageFilter *filter)
{
//	msg->PrintToStream();
	switch (msg->what) {
		case B_KEY_DOWN:
		case B_KEY_UP: {
			uint32 be_code = msg->FindInt32("key") & 0xff;
			uint32 mac_code = keycode2mac[be_code];

			// Intercept Ctrl-F1 (mount floppy


---
abstract: 'We study instabilities occurring in the electron system whose Fermi surface has flat regions on its opposite sides. Such a Fermi surface resembles Fermi surfaces of some high-$T_c$ superconductors. In the framework of the parquet approximation, we classify possible instabilities and derive renormalization-group equations that determine the evolution of corresponding susceptibilities with decreasing temperature. Numerical solutions of the parquet equations are found to be in qualitative agreement with a ladder approximation. For the repulsive Hubbard interaction, the antiferromagnetic (spin-density-wave) instability dominates, but when the Fermi surface is not perfectly flat, the $d$-wave superconducting instability takes over.'
address:
- 'Department of Physics and Center for Superconductivity Research, University of Maryland, College Park, MD 20742'
- 'Department of Physics, University of California, Irvine, CA 92717'
author:
- 'Anatoley T. Zheleznyak[@Zheleznyak] and Victor M. Yakovenko[@Yakovenko]'
- 'Igor E. Dzyaloshinskii'
date:'**cond-mat/9609118, September 12, 1996**'
title: Parquet solution for a flat Fermi surface
---

Introduction {#sec:intro}
============

An interacting electron gas in one dimension has many unusual properties, such as the spin-charge separation, the power law of correlation functions, and the linear dependence of the electron relaxation rate on temperature and frequency (see Ref.[@Firsov85] for a review). These one-dimensional (1D) results are well established, in many cases exactly, by applying a variety of mathematical methods including the Bethe Ansatz, the bosonization, and the parquet, or the renormalization group. To distinguish the exotic behavior of the 1D electron gas from a conventional Fermi-liquid behavior, Haldane introduced a concept of the so-called Luttinger liquid [@Haldane81].

The discovery of high-$T_c$ superconductivity renewed interest in the Luttinger-liquid concept. Anderson suggested that a two-dimensional (2D) electron gas behaves like the


we solve the model consistently, using the fast parquet approach, where all possible instabilities occurring in the electron system with the flat regions on the Fermi surface are treated simultaneously. This approach was applied to the problem earlier [@Dzyaloshinskii72b] in order to explain the antiferromagnetism of chromium. In the present paper, we advance the study further by including the order parameters of the odd symmetry, missed in [@Dzyaloshinskii72b], performing detailed numerical calculations, and investigating the effect of a curvature of the Fermi surface. To simplify numerical calculations and to relate to the high-$T_c$ superconductors, we consider the 2D case, although the method can be straightforwardly generalized to higher dimensions as well.

We find that the presence of the boundaries of the flat portions of the Fermi surface has afrom the chemical potential $\mu$.

First, let us consider the simplest case of electrons without spin. The bare Hamiltonian of the interaction between the $\pm$ electrons, $\hat{H}_{\rm int}$, can be written as $$\hat{H}_{\rm int}= g \int\frac{dk_x^{(1)}}{2\pi}
   \frac{dk_x^{(2)}}{2\pi}\frac{dk_x^{(3)}}{2\pi}
   \hat{\psi}^+_+(k_x^{(1)}+k_x^{(2)}-k_x^{(3)})
   \hat{\psi}^+_-(k_x^{(3)}) \hat{\psi}_-(k_x^{(2)})
   \hat{\psi}_+(k_x^{(1)}),
\label{Interaction:spinless}$$ where $g$ is the bare vertex of interaction, and the operators $\hat{\psi}^+_\pm$ and $\hat{\psi}_\pm$ create and destroy the $\pm$ electrons.

The tendencies toward the superconducting or density-wave ($2k_F$) instabilities in the system are reflected by the logarithmic divergences of the two one-loop diagrams shown in Fig.\[fig:loops\], where the solid and dashed lines represent the Green functions $G_+$ and $G_-$ of the $+$ and $-$ electrons, respectively. The two diagrams in Fig. \[fig:loops\] differ in the mutual orientation of the arrows in the


    \circ\gamma_2({\cal K}_3^{\prime},\xi)
      + \gamma_2({\cal K}_3,\xi)
      \circ\tilde{\gamma}_3({\cal K}_3^{\prime},\xi) +
      \gamma_1({\cal K}_3,\xi)\circ\gamma_3({\cal K}_3^{\prime},\xi)
\nonumber \\
  &&  + \gamma_3({\cal K}_3,\xi)\circ\gamma_1({\cal K}_3^{\prime},\xi)
      - 2\tilde{\gamma}_3({\cal K}_3,\xi)
       \circ\gamma_1({\cal K}_3^{\prime},\xi) -
       2\gamma_1({\cal K}_3,\xi)
       \circ\tilde{\gamma}_3({\cal K}_3^{\prime},\xi),
\label{ZI} \\
      \frac{\partial Z_{II}({\cal K},\xi)}{\partial \xi} &=&
      \gamma_3({\cal K}_2,\xi)\circ\gamma_2({\cal K}_2'',\xi)
      + \gamma_2({\cal K}_2,\xi)\circ\gamma_3({\cal K}_2'',\xi),
\label{ZII}\end{aligned}$$

where

\[2DK\] $$\begin{aligned}
   && {\cal K}_1=(k_y^{(1)},k_y^{(2)};\:k_y^{(A)},k_y^{(B)}),\quad
      {\cal K}_1'=(k_y^{(B)},k_y^{(A)};\:k_y^{(3)},k_y^{(4)}),\\
   && {\cal K}_2=(k_y^{(1)},k_y^{(B)};\:k_y^{(3)},k_y^{(A)}),\quad
      {\cal K}_2'=(k_y^{(A)},k_y^{(2)};\:k_y^{(B)},k_y^{(4)}),\quad
    ideally flat regions on the Fermi surface. Suppose now that these regions are only approximately flat. That is, they can be treated as being flat for the energies higher than a certain value $E_{\rm cutoff}$, but a curvature or a corrugation of the Fermi surface becomes appreciable at the smaller energies $E<E_{\rm cutoff}$. Because of the curvature, the Fermi surface does not have nesting for $E<E_{\rm cutoff}$; thus, the density-wave bricks in the parquet equations (\[2Dbricks\]) stop to renormalize. Formally, this effect can be taken into account by introducing a cutoff $\xi_{\rm cutoff}=(1/2\pi v_F)\ln(\mu/E_{\rm
cutoff})$, so that the r.h.s. of Eqs. (\[Z1\])–(\[ZII\]) for the density-wave bricks are replaced by zeros at $\xi>\xi_{\rm
cutoff}$. At the same time, Eqs. (\[C1\]) and (\[C2\]) for the superconducting bricks remain unchanged, because the curvature of the Fermi


(We do not introduce the energy cutoff here.) Thus, the parquet effects do not modify the $g$-ology phase diagram of the 2D model derived in the ladder approximation, even though the transition temperatures in the parquet approximation are always lower than those obtained in the ladder approximation. In that sense, the parquet corrections are much less important in the 2D case than in the 1D case. From the mathematical point of view, this happens because a leading divergent brick develops a strong dependence on the transverse momenta ${\cal K}$ and acquires the so-called mobile pole structure [@Gorkov74; @Brazovskii71; @Dzyaloshinskii72b]: $$Z({\cal K},\xi)\propto\frac{1}{\xi_c({\cal K})-\xi}.
\label{MovingPole}$$ The name “mobile pole” is given, because the position of the pole in $\xi$ in Eq. (\[MovingPole\]), $\xi_c({\cal K})$, strongly depends on the momenta ${\cal K}$. Itrespectively, and $D_{ds}$ is the lens-source angular diameter distance.

In summary, we assume that the bend angle due to gravitational lensing for both elliptical and spiral galaxies is that of the singular isothermal sphere. However, we assume the surface mass density of microlenses in elliptical/S0 galaxies to be described by the de Vaucouleurs profile, while in spiral galaxies the microlenses are distributed as the sum of a de Vaucouleurs bulge and a thin Kuzmin disk. Thus the galaxies are composed of stars (microlenses) and smooth dark matter that sum to an isothermal mass distribution. Below (Sec. \[ellprob\]) we describe the calculation for microlensing probabilities in elliptical/S0 galaxies in some detail. Then in Sec. \[spprob\] we discuss the changes necessary for the calculation of probabilities for spirals.

elliptical/S0 galaxies {#ellprob}
----------------------

### the distribution of $\kappa$


(2001) and following Turner, Ostriker & Gott (1984), we find the probability that a beam from a singly-imaged (where singly-imaged refers to macrolensing due to the galaxy) source will pass through a microlensing optical depth (as seen by the observer) [*larger*]{} than $\kappa$ due to an elliptical galaxy having a central velocity dispersion between $\sigma$ and $\sigma+\Delta\sigma$ and a redshift between $z_d$ and $z_d+\Delta z_d$. All probabilities are calculated for sources at a single redshift $z_s$. The resulting differential cross-section is found as a function of central velocity dispersion $\sigma$, and may be written $$\label{dtaudz}
\frac{d\tau}{dz_d}(\sigma,\kappa) = \frac{dn}{d\sigma}\Delta \sigma \frac{c\pi}{H_0} \frac{dH_0t}{dz}|_{z=z_d}(1+z_d)^3\sum_{i=1}^{N_{pairs}}\left(\mbox{max}(\zeta^i_{out},\xi_0)^2 - \mbox{max}(\zeta^i_{in},\xi_0)^2\right),$$ where $\zeta$ is the unlensed impact parameter obtained from the lens equation for a singular isothermal sphere $$\zeta = \xi_{\kappa}-\xi_0,$$ and $\frac{dH_0t}{dz}$ is obtained from theorbital velocity (occurring at $r\sim2.16r_s$) and $$\label{C_vir}
C_{vir}\sim9\left(\frac{M_{vir}}{2\times10^{13}h^{-1}M_{\odot}}\right)^{-0.13}.$$ Taking $V_{max}=\sqrt{2}\sigma$, we find the density profile as a function of $\sigma$ using Eqns. \[NFWprofile\]-\[C\_vir\]. Note that the assumption of an un-evolving lens population is supported in this case by Bullock et al. who find that $r_s$ is quite insensitive to redshift. The NFW halo does not contain finite mass. We find that cylinders of radius $R_{max}\sim1 R_{vir}$ around all halos contain enough mass to account for the density $\Omega\rho_{crit}$, and therefore assume $\kappa_{co}$ to equal zero beyond $R_{max}$. This assumption only affects probabilities for $\kappa<10^{-3}$.

The lens equation for an NFW profile (Bartelmann 1996; Li & Ostriker 2001) is $$\label{NFWeqn}
\eta = \xi - \alpha_s \frac{g\left(\frac{\xi}{r_s}\right)}{\xi}$$ where $\eta$ is the source position (defined in the source plane), $$g(x)=1-f(x)+\ln{\left(\frac{x}{2}\right)}$$ and $$\alpha_s = \frac{4\rho_s r_s}{\Sigma_{crit}}.$$


resulting cumulative distributions are step functions. These distributions are plotted (light lines) in Figs. \[SISell1\]-\[NFW\_BIAS\]. In both the cases of microlensing by stars and by dark matter, the clustering results in a probability distribution for $\kappa$ whose mode is smaller than $\kappa_{unif}$. This is expected since in the limit of high clustering, all lines of sight have zero optical depth to microlensing. However, the distributions have significant probability spread over several orders of magnitude in $\kappa$, including a long tail extending to large $\kappa$. As a result, microlensing by stars in galaxies is much more likely ($>90$ percent) to be observed in images that have $\kappa$’s near the line of sight larger than $\kappa_{unif}$ (with a most likely value around 1). The coincidence of multiple imaging and large valuesQ:

How to uninstall a .deb installed with dpkg?

I installed Unified Remote using dpkg:
dpkg -i urserver.deb

How do I uninstall it so I can reinstall from scratch?

A:

First of all you should check if this package is correctly installed in your system and being listed by dpkg tool:
dpkg -l | grep urserver
It should have an option ii in the first column of the output - that means 'installed ok installed'.
If you'd like to remove the package itself (without the configuration files), you'll have to run:
dpkg -r urserver
If you'd like to delete (purge) the package completely (with configuration files), you'll have to run:
dpkg -P urserver
You may check if the package has been removed successfully - simply run again:
dpkg -l | grep urserver
If the package has been removed without configuration files, you'll see


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Retrieving external .proto files for protoc with protobuf-maven-plugin

Context: My team is working on making our suite of Java services containerized and dynamically scalable. To accomplish this, our plan is to use Envoy backed by etcd, with a custom-build Endpoint Discovery Service as described in the Envoy documentation, using the v2 gRPC-based API. We'll then generate Docker images for each service and deploy/manage them with Kubernetes.
We use Maven as a build system. I'm pretty well versed in Maven, but this is my first time with gRPC or protocol buffers.
I've created a stub for my service using Spring Boot, with Jetty offering some REST and JMX endpoints for management. Before introducing the protobuf stuff, the stub built and ran just fine.
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GOP backers argue this is merely an effort to conform to the Ohio constitution. But it’s not true. Ohio’s Constitution merely sets a deadline 10 days after a ruling to submitmore signatures. It says nothing about when they are collected.

SB47 is on the fast track – passed after just three hearings in the Senate on March 6, the bill was introduced in the House the next day and is set for its second hearing and a vote this week. It will be on its way to the Governor for his signature before the end of the week if we don’t act.


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truly important in life- family, relationships, faith.
     Believing that those terrorists were willing to die for a lie, I've
been forced to ask myself- what am I willing to sacrifice for what I believe
is the TRUTH?
     For many of you guys, I confess, I failed to personally share what I
believed was the truth, even back in college.  I was not willing to
sacrifice acceptance- a hard thing for a college kid to give up. Forgive me
for that.
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by a telephone call from the father of a guy named Gary Vale who some of you
may have known. He was a football player and on my freshman floor atmiscalculation.
>  >
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>  > who steeled his convictions even more in a drawn-out Florida battle,
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>his
>  > foes
>  > (well, ok, maybe the "Clymer" comment is an exception), this same man
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>  > it on his modest shoulders as though it were another unpleasant duty.
>  >
>  > As he walked back to his seat, the camera angle was appropriate. He was
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of some of the program names in there," Guarnieri says.

Or, as University of California at Berkeley researcher Nicholas Weaver puts it on Twitter:

Among the sample files released by the group are exploits that target equipment sold by companies including Cisco, Juniper, Fortigate and Topsec, a Chinese network security firm, according to Matt Suiche, founder of UAE-based incident response and forensics startup Comae Technologies. Suiche says those exploits attack older versions of the equipment and don't use "zero-days"—previously undiscovered flaws in target software or hardware. But he believes they had nonetheless remained unpublished until now and hadn't been included in public collections of exploits like the tool Metasploit.

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Raduaa is an upcoming Indian Punjabi science fiction film directed by and starring Nav Bajwa with Gurpreet Ghuggi and Satinder Satti. The film’s plot is based upon how a scientific experiment unexpectedly results in time travel from the present day to 1955. The film is set to release on 11 May 2018.

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“We do apologise for the manner in which communication was sent to NEC members earlier.

“We prepared a letter to send to all members the day before the formal announcement and the introduction of the coach to the media.

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Altereque L. BAKER, Appellant,
v.
STATE of Florida, Appellee.
No. 4D06-1281.
District Court of Appeal of Florida, Fourth District.
July 26, 2006.
*721 Altereque L. Baker, South Bay, pro se.
Charles J. Crist, Jr., Attorney General, Tallahassee, and Melynda L. Melear, Assistant Attorney General, West Palm Beach, for appellee.
PER CURIAM.
Altereque Baker appeals the denial of his rule 3.800(a) motion to correct an illegal sentence. Appellant argued in part that his sentence for aggravated assault with a firearm was illegal because it exceeded the statutory maximum for a third-degree felony.
In response to an order from this court, the state points out that at the plea hearing, the trial court orally sentenced appellant to the statutory maximum for this offense. The written sentence does not conform to the oral pronouncement.
The state suggests appellant's onlyTwo-dimensional echocardiographic assessment of Ebstein's anomaly.
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{ each component} ~\lambda_{i} > 0 \big\},$$ and to satisfy the following structure conditions: $$\label{1-2}
f_{i} \equiv \frac{\partial f}{\partial \lambda_{i}} > 0 \mbox{ in } \Gamma, 1 \leq i \leq n,$$ $$\label{1-3}
f \mbox{ is concave in } \Gamma,$$ and $$\label{1-4}
f > 0 \mbox{ in } \Gamma, ~~ f = 0 \mbox{ on } \partial \Gamma.$$

A function $u\in C^{2}(\Omega)$ is called [*admissible*]{} if $\lambda[D^{2}u+\gamma\Delta u I]\in \bar{\Gamma}$. According to [@CNS3], condition (\[1-2\]) ensures that equation (\[1-1\]) is degenerate elliptic for admissible solutions. While (\[1-3\]) implies that the function $F$ defined by $F[A]=f(\lambda [A])$ to be concave for $A \in \mathcal{S}^{n\times n}$ with $\lambda[A]\in \Gamma$, where $\mathcal{S}^{n\times n}$ is the set of $n$ by $n$ symmetric matrices.

We assume that $\psi \geq 0$ in $\Omega$, so the equation is degenerate when $\gammathe boundary estimates of pure normal second order derivative for which we use the strategy of Ivochkina, Trudinger and Wang [@ITW2004] whose idea is originally from Krylov [@Krylov84; @Krylov94; @Krylov95a; @Krylov95b] where the Bellman equations are studied. A key step is the construction of barrier functions in which the existence of ${\underline}u$ plays an important role (see Theorem \[barrier\]).

The presence of $\gamma > 0$ is crucial to the interior estimates for second derivatives. An interesting question is to establish the weak interior estimates (see [@ITW2004]) when $\gamma = 0$.

For the case that $\psi \geq \psi_0 > 0$, the existence of smooth solutions to the Dirichlet problem (\[1-1\]) with $\gamma=0$ was established by Caffarelli, Nirenberg and Spruck [@CNS3] under additional assumptions on $f$ in a domain $\Omega$ satisfying that


of $\Gamma$. There exists uniform constant $\beta \in (0, \frac{1}{2
\sqrt{n}})$ such that $$\label{eq2-16}
     \nu_{\mu (x)} -  2 \beta {\bf 1} \in \Gamma_n,
     \;\;  \forall \, x \in \bar{\Omega}$$ where ${\bf 1} = (1, \ldots, 1) \in \mathbb{R}^n$ and $\nu_{\lambda} := Df (\lambda)/|Df (\lambda)|$ is the unit normal vector to the level hypersurface $\partial \Gamma^{f (\lambda)}$ for $\lambda \in \Gamma$. We need the following lemma proved by Guan in [@Guan14].

\[ma-lemma-C10\] For any fixed $x\in\bar{M}$, denote $\tilde{\mu} = \mu (x)$ and $\tilde{\lambda} = \lambda (U
(x))$. Suppose that $|\nu_{\tilde{\mu}}-
\nu_{\tilde{\lambda}}| \geq \beta$. Then there exists a uniform constant $\theta > 0$ such that $$\label{gj-C160'}
  \sum f_i (\tilde{\lambda}) (\tilde{\mu}_i - \tilde{\lambda}_i)
   \geq \theta \Big( 1 + \sum f_i (\tilde{\lambda})\Big).$$

Now letfollows that $|\lambda| \zeta (x_0) \leq C$.

The function $\zeta$ may now be chosen as a cutoff function satisfying $\zeta \equiv 1$ on $\Omega' \subset\subset \Omega$ and $|D \zeta| \leq C/d'$, $|D^2 \zeta| \leq C/d'^2$. Then $$|D^2 u| \zeta \leq C \mbox{ on } \bar{\Omega}$$ and holds.

We remark that in the proof of Theorem \[jw-th2\] we do not need the existence of ${\underline}u$.

In the proof of Theorem \[jw-th2\], setting $\zeta \equiv 1$, we can prove the following maximal principle.

\[jiao-th1\] Let $u \in C^4 (\bar{\Omega})$ be an admissible solution of . Then $$\label{jiao-3-1}
\sup_{\bar{\Omega}} |D^2 u| \leq C (1 + \sup_{\partial \Omega} |D^2 u|),$$ where $C$ depends on $\gamma^{-1}$, $|u|_{C^1 (\bar{\Omega})}$ and other known data.

We are interested in the case that $\gamma = 0$. Now we prove under the existence of


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The invocation of political and state authorities and the references to national schism gave the necessary ideological status in the fight of totalitarian domination. This leadership preferred to remain captive of an ideological epiphenomenon,health center was 48.3 minutes, while the mean time between arrival at the health center and being seen by the provider was 117.2 minutes (Table [4](#Tab4){ref-type="table"}).Table 4**Characteristics of interviewed pregnant women (N=196)Age, in years** (mean/median/range)26.0/25.0/16 -- 50**Number of years of education** (mean/median/range)5.8/7.0/0 -- 13**Previous number of live childbirths** (mean/median/range)1.6/1.0/0 -- 6**Number of ANC visits completed** (mean/ median/ range)2.7/3.0/1 -- 9**Number of weeks pregnant** (mean/median/range)27.3/28.0/8 -- 40**Travel time between home and health facility, in minutes** (mean/median/range)48.3/30.0/1 -- 240**Time between arrival at health facility and being seeing by provider, in minutes** (mean/ median/ range)117.2/98.8/2 -- 420**Reason for attending ANC**Self-recommended23.5%Family member recommended6.1%Informal provider recommended0.5%Health provider recommended52.0%Complications this pregnancy5.6%Complications prior pregnancy1.0%Came to facility for other reason, then received ANC1.5%Other27.0%

Some women expressed dissatisfaction with the long queues and wait times. For example, a 19-year-old woman during


lack of supportive communications between pregnant women and providers during counselling sessions, and privacy and confidentiality concerns.

According to providers, very few women refused HIV testing. In case of refusal, health workers continued to provide counselling for routine MNCH visits and for HIV testing during subsequent routine antenatal visits until women accepted. Pregnant women confirmed provider comments about the rarity of HIV test refusals and reported their understanding of consent for HIV tests in terms of provider authority rather than choice. Many women saw HIV testing as compulsory and did not know or were not counseled that they could opt out of HIV testing during antenatal services. Some women also reported that they felt that further antenatal care services would be withheld if they did not consent to beas a barrier to entry, protecting local industries but discouraging efficiency gains for customers. This applies to cosmetic products but also to equipment, materials, and vehicles.

The second implication is that corruption thrives with such disproportionate entry costs because a trader will be ready to pay a customs official to go around the system as long as the bribe will be lower than the total customs duties. For the inspector, the temptation is also large because his salary is relatively small compared to the potential bribe. For these reason, this kind of “bargaining” process is happening every day.

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    protected double[] preMultTest = { 8, 12, 33 };
    protected double[][] testData2 = { { 1d, 2d, 3d }, { 2d, 5d, 3d } };
    protected double[][] testData2T = { { 1d, 2d }, { 2d, 5d }, { 3d, 3d } };
    protected double[][] testDataPlusInv = { { -39d, 18d, 12d },
            { 15d, 0d, 0d }, { 6d, -2d, 7d } };

    // lu decomposition tests
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    }

    /** test norm */
    @Test
    public void testNorm() {
        OpenMapRealMatrix m = createSparseMatrix(testData);
        OpenMapRealMatrix m2 = createSparseMatrix(testData2);
        Assert.assertEquals("testData norm", 14d, m.getNorm(), entryTolerance);
        Assert.assertEquals("testData2 norm", 7d, m2.getNorm(), entryTolerance);
    }

    /** test m-n = m + -n */
    @Test
    public void testPlusMinus() {
        OpenMapRealMatrix m = createSparseMatrix(testData);
             } catch (OutOfRangeException ex) {
            // ignored
        }
    }

    @Test
    public void testGetEntry() {
        RealMatrix m = createSparseMatrix(testData);
        Assert.assertEquals("get entry", m.getEntry(0, 1), 2d, entryTolerance);
        try {
            m.getEntry(10, 4);
            Assert.fail("Expecting OutOfRangeException");
        } catch (OutOfRangeException ex) {


}
        try {
            m.getSubMatrix(new int[] { 0 }, new int[] { 4 });
            Assert.fail("Expecting OutOfRangeException");
        } catch (OutOfRangeException ex) {
            // expected
        }
    }

    @Test
    public void testGetRowMatrix() {
        RealMatrix m = createSparseMatrix(subTestData);
        RealMatrix mRow0 = createSparseMatrix(subRow0);
        RealMatrix mRow3 = createSparseMatrix(subRow3);
       Assert.assertEquals("Row0", mRow0, m.getRowMatrix(0));
        Assert.assertEquals("Row3", mRow3, m.getRowMatrix(3));
        try {
            m.getRowMatrix(-1);
            Assert.fail("Expecting OutOfRangeException");
        } catch (OutOfRangeException ex) {
            // expected
        }
        try {
            m.getRowMatrix(4);
            Assert.fail("Expecting OutOfRangeException");
        } catch (OutOfRangeException


{
        OpenMapRealMatrix m = createSparseMatrix(testData);
        m.setSubMatrix(detData2, 1, 1);
        RealMatrix expected = createSparseMatrix(new double[][] {
                { 1.0, 2.0, 3.0 }, { 2.0, 1.0, 3.0 }, { 1.0, 2.0, 4.0 } });
        Assert.assertEquals(expected, m);

        m.setSubMatrix(detData2, 0, 0);
        expected = createSparseMatrix(new double[][] {
                { 1.0, 3.0, 3.0 }, { 2.0, 4.0, 3.0 }, { 1.0, 2.0, 4.0 } });
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Oh, I had thought the link was about Postgres-XC. So it's a different project.

"The project includes architects and developers who previously worked on both
Postgres-XC and Stado, and Postgres-XL contains code from Postgres-XC. The
Postgres-XL project has its own philosophy and approach."

So should I see a brighter future for Postgres-XL rather than Postgres-XC? It
seems that the Postgres-XC respository is still making some commits, though
the rate is quite low.

~~~
techdragon
From what I can see, Postgres-XC is the original project but Postgres-XL is
sort of a 'stable fork'.

Its very murky and to be honest, very frustrating. I just want a Postgres that
scales and doesn't cost me $$$ like FoundationDB does. The Postgres-XC team is
far too insular and dont seem to care about outside users. I hope Postgres-XL
can inspire them to push


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While clients will remain the principle beneficiaries of the returns generated in the underlying portfolios, higher performance fees stemming from such returns also benefit the firm’s shareholders.

However, Christoph Rubeli, the company’s other co-chief executive officer, warned of the impact of high valuations of assets to the future returns in the industry.

He said:

Valuations have been pushed up in all markets, in certain segments to record highs. Headwinds stemming from high valuations have also had a lowering impact on prospective future returns in private markets.

He said the industry could offset this by engaging in “active ownership, a long-term investment horizon and the ability to create value”.

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Manchester United midfielder Andreas Pereira has confirmed Jose Mourinho's training-ground spat with Paul Pogba was caused by the Frenchman's use of social media.

Last month, Sky Sports News captured footage of Mourinho and Pogba arguing during a training session at Carrington - a day after the France international was stripped of the Manchester United vice-captaincy.

Mourinho appeared unhappy with the behaviour of Pogba, who had posted videos to Instagram the previous evening while watching from the stands during United's third-round defeat to Derby County in the Carabao Cup.

Pereira, who was filmed in one of the videos alongside team-mate Luke Shaw, confirmed the disagreement was over the Instagram story, but insists Pogba only posted them to social media while


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                "from IPython.display import Markdown\n",
                "\n",
                "retry_hints = {} # Output in stderr known to be transient, therefore automatically retry\n",
                "error_hints = {} # Output in stderr where a known SOP/TSG exists which will be HINTed for further help\n",
                "install_hint = {} # The SOP to help install the executable if it\"\"\"Run shell command, stream stdout, print stderr and optionally return output\n",
                "\n",
                "    NOTES:\n",
                "\n",
                "    1.  Commands that need this kind of ' quoting on Windows e.g.:\n",
                "\n",
                "


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                " Washington (CNN) President Donald Trump has no plans to play a larger role in selling the Republican health care bill this week, an administration official told CNN Monday.

Though he often touts himself as the ultimate salesman with a knack for closing deals, he has remained tight-lipped and out of the spotlight, letting others make the last-minute push for health care reform for him.

There are no plans for Trump to travel the country to pitch the bill, the official said.

The President also has not visited Capitol Hill in hopes of cajoling dubious Republican senators who are wary to support the bill, like Vice President Mike Pence has. Instead, he's worked the phones, calling Sens. Rob Portman of Ohio, Shelley Moore Capito of West Virginia, Dean Heller of Nevada before


up to the lactate threshold. Specifically, the PPARs and their coactivators' gene polymorphisms can predict high response, no response or even negative response for aerobic training estimated by glucose tolerance, insulin response, body fat, VO~2~peak, anaerobic threshold, mitochondria activity, cholesterol levels and slow muscle fibers' increase ([Table 2](#ijms-19-01472-t002){ref-type="table"}).

The *PPARGC1A* rs8192678 Gly/Gly genotype has been associated with greater increases of an individual's anaerobic threshold \[[@B17-ijms-19-01472]\], a greater increase of slow muscle fibers \[[@B18-ijms-19-01472]\], greater mitochondria activity \[[@B18-ijms-19-01472]\], a greater decrease of low-density and total lipoprotein cholesterol \[[@B19-ijms-19-01472]\] and a greater VO~2~peak increase after aerobic training than *PPARGC1A* rs8192678 Ser allele carriers. Moreover, *PPARGC1A* rs8192678 Ser allele carriers had no response in slow muscle fibers' changes, changes in low-density and total lipoprotein cholesterol and VO~2~peak \[[@B20-ijms-19-01472]\] after aerobic training.

*PPARD* rs1053049rs2076167 GC genotype had a higher increase of plasma HDL cholesterol (only in white subjects).

*PPARG* rs1801282 Pro/Pro homozygotes have been found to have more decreased fasting insulin \[[@B22-ijms-19-01472]\] than Ala/Pro heterozygotes and more decreased body fat than Ala allele carriers \[[@B23-ijms-19-01472]\] after aerobic training. The Ala carriers have been found to have more increased glucose tolerance \[[@B24-ijms-19-01472]\], more decreased fasting immunoreactive insulin and a more decreased insulin resistance index \[[@B25-ijms-19-01472]\] after aerobic training than Pro/Pro homozygotes. *PPARG* Pro/Pro homozygotes have been found to have a negative response fasting immunoreactive insulin and a more decreased insulin resistance index after aerobic training.

3. Discussion {#sec3-ijms-19-01472}
=============

The main finding of this review is that PPARs and their coactivators' gene polymorphisms may predict the human response to aerobic training at moderate intensities up to


the PGC-1α, is particularly involved in the activation of GLUT4 (glucose transporter 4) via direct interaction with this gene promoter, which results in the facilitation of glucose uptake by the cell \[[@B30-ijms-19-01472]\]. The Gly482Ser polymorphic site is located in the domain critical for the binding interaction between MEF2C and PGC-1α proteins, and in this way, the rs8192678 Gly and Ser variants may influence the co-activation process, which may have consequences not only for glucose uptake, glycogen synthesis and the subsequent synthesis of fatty acids, but also for the transformation of muscle fiber type \[[@B28-ijms-19-01472]\]. On the latter point, the expression of genes specific for type I slow-twitch fibers, such as MB (myoglobin) and TNNI1 (troponin I, slow skeletal muscle), is triggered by the calcineurin signaling pathway depending on                                        None of the VO~2~max and RE-related traits were associated with the Gly482Ser and Thr394Thr polymorphisms at baseline nor after training. The A2962G polymorphism was however associated with VO~2~max at baseline, as carriers of the G allele (AG1GG genotypes; *n* = 49) had higher levels of VO~2~max than the AA group (*n* = 53).


their selfish interests. Has Yechury forgotten how the Left parties destabilised the political scenario in Parliament by going against the Indo-US nuclear deal? The comparison between the Indian and the Italian political set-ups is also incorrect for the latter does not have a multi-cultural and multi-lingual society like ours.

Rajiv Chopra, Dehradun

II

Sitaram Yechury is mistaken when he says that regional political parties help the Union government function in a better way. India, undoubtedly, is the world’s largest democracy, but it is one of the most badly-governed States too. The blame for this goes to the fragmented Centre, which is always being pulled in different directions by regional parties. So while leaders are busy resolving their petty issues, national development takes a backseat. The selfish ambitions of our leaders always---
author:
- 'Fabrício Olivetti de França,  [^1]'
bibliography:
- 'HashBasedCoClustering.bib'
title: 'A Hash-based Co-Clustering Algorithm for Categorical Data'
---

Introduction {#sec:intro}
============

many occasions, a textual description of our data (i.e., categorical data) is presented and no clear or precise labeling to perform a classification task. In order to deal with this type of data, a Data Mining technique called clustering is used. This techinique tries to segment data into different groups such as all samples inside a given group have higher similarity among themselves than with samples from other groups. As such, it is required that the data samples are comparable given a similarity metric.

For the categorical data, metrics that accounts for the number of common features shared by two samples are commonly used. One example is the Jaccard metric that, given the features sets of two objects,


two elements are equal is given by:

$$P( O1_0^\pi = O2_0^\pi ) = \frac{\left|O1 \cap O2 \right|}{\left|O1 \cup O2\right|},$$

that is equal to the Jaccard Index.

In order to have an estimate of such probability, it is possible to sample $M$ permutations and calculate the ratio in which the two features were the same. Notice that, for this to work, the permutation must follow an uniform distribution. Since generating a random permutation may be computationaly expensive, this can be approximated by using an universal hash function such as one of those proposed in [@Carter1979143]:

$$h(x) = a \cdot x + b \mod P,
\label{eq:h}$$

where $a$ and $b$ are randomly chosen with uniform distribution, and $P$ is a large prime number. The variable $x$ is the value to be hashed, i.e., a number associated withhigh probability of appearing, but do not describe the subject of such documents. In text mining this is usually dealt with by filtering through a stoplist, but this is not always possible when dealing with different sources of data, so a filtering threshold may be a better choice to generalize the algorithm.

In the second step, same as the original algorithm, it performs a probabilistic search on the dataset in order to find objects and features that are likely to be clustered, these clusters will be used as a seed for the next steps.

For each co-cluster seed, a new data set is generated formed by the subset of objects that relates at least to one of the seed features and the subset of features related to at least one


of the seed objects. These new data sets will be generally small due to the sparse nature. So, the InClose algorithm is applied to them in order to find the exact set of co-clusters regarding these subset of data. Notice though that this step does not guarantee the exact solution for the original data.

Finally, in order to find significantly large co-clusters, the density contraint is relaxed and it inserts every object and feature that does not violate a maximum alowed sparsity threshold. As discussed before, this will lead to larger and less numerous co-clusters while maintaining their significance.

As a last step, since each co-cluster is generated from an incomplete view of the data set, the algorithm merge co-clusters that share the exact same feature set.

As the second steps              18 (45.0)                        7 (17.5)    15 (38.0)   40
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Three hundred one isolates (19.6%) comprising 39 *emm* types are not included in any of the *emm* clusters contained in the 30-valent vaccine; these include 60 isolates representing seven *emm* clusters, 186 isolates representing single-isolate clusters, and 55 isolates that were not classified as according to Sanderson-Smith et al. ([@B13]).

Bold *emm* types represent cross-opsonized nonvaccine types. The study completed by Tewodros and Kronvall ([@B21]) did not clearly differentiate its *emm* types according= run(command_with_sudo, shell=True, check=True, stdout=PIPE, stderr=PIPE)

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specific populations of neurons.

Optogenetics is leveraged for mapping connections in the brain by stimulating individual neurons with light and recording the responses of nearby neurons with an electrode. In this manner, scientists ask whether stimulation of a putative presynaptic neuron causes a response in the putative postsynaptic neuron being monitored by the electrode. When ChRs are inserted into neurons using genetic techniques, however, their expression occurs throughout the entire surface of the neuron, from dendrites, the parts of the neuron that receive information, to the axon, the part of the neuron that sends information. The fact that ChR expression is not restricted to one particular domain of the neuron limits the information researchers can collect and interpret about synaptic connectivity, since it can be difficult to determine whetherto be Arpaio's job to protect the people of Maricopa County from injustice.

As Sen. John McCain said, "No one is above the law and the individuals entrusted with the privilege of being sworn law officers should always seek to be beyond reproach in their commitment to fairly enforcing the laws they swore to uphold. ... The President has the authority to make this pardon, but doing so at this time undermines his claim for the respect of rule of law as Mr. Arpaio has shown no remorse for his actions."

If judicial decisions are not given their proper respect, the rule of law will break down. That's not to say precedent can't be overturned or convictions can't be appealed, but established judicial processes must be followed.

If Arpaio were later


individual, experiential and contextual factors were associated with a better understanding of the information related to genetic, genomic and/or pharmacogenomic tests among the targeted populations. Our review shows that there is currently little empirical research available to identify the factors to consider in order to develop educational tools and resources specific to pharmacogenomics. Expanding our review to include genetic and genomic testing factors can serve as a starting point for the evidence to be validated in future empirical research.Bombs (or Nuclear Warheads as the media commonly refers to them as) developed over time. The most significant one, the Tzar Bomba (50,000 KTs), was developed by the Russians in 1961. Now, 50,000 kilotons is no small number and certainly no joke.

However, before we go any further, I feel its imperative to refer back to the infamous bombings that forced a bloody end to a pretty messy WWII. Explosions that were considered so catastrophic that Japan was forced to fold their cards and concede defeat. Any guesses as to how how many Kilotons of TNT were packed into those bombs?

The Fat Man (Dropped on Nagasaki) & Little Boy (Dropped on Hiroshima) had 15 & 21 kilotons of TNT respectively. That’s it. Hard to believe? It definitely was for


in separate EJB project, so I've created the project that contains only myStartupClass, and added it as maven dependency of type ejb. I'm building ear using maven-ear-plugin:
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Finally, the ear is built and I'm deploying it, with nothing speaking message:
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Custom validation message not working in Yii2

I want to display custom validation messages for max length and min length of phone number.
I have written this code to display custom validation message for max length and min length of phone number field.
['phone', 'string', 'max' => 12, 'min' => 8, 'message' => 'Please enter a valid Phone number.']

The validation is working well however custom message is not being displayed. everytime is shows this default yii2 message "Phone should contain at most 12 characters."
Thanks in advance for help.

A:

Try:
Update:
If you want to use number validator you can use the following:
['phone', 'number', 'max' => 12, 'min' => 8, 'tooBig' => 'Please enter a valid Phone number.', 'tooSmall' => 'Please enter a valid Phone number.']

If you want to use string validator you can use


births
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Diuretic effects of seven orally-acting diuretic agents have been examined in the mouse. The following compounds, examples of various types of orally active compound available, produced their characteristic diuretic effects: bendrofluazide, frusemide, ethacrynic acid, acetazolamide, triamterene, aminophylline and Su 15049A. The diuretic effects of the various agents were demonstrated under both water and saline-loading conditions. After allowing for differences in baseline sodium excretion, all diuretics except acetazolamide caused a further enhancement of sodium excretion after saline-loading compared with water-loading tests. The mouse possesses several advantages over the more commonly used rat since the range of diuretic responsiveness is greater. These results suggest that the mouse is a suitable species for diuretic testing.


morning without incident.

Roope is also being held on a probation violation and will make his plea in District Court on July 3.

-Reported by John Riley/MTN News

(June 13, 2019) A Helena man is in custody for allegedly trying to run over and shoot two people near Hauser Dam Wednesday.

Michael Lee Roope, 38, was arrested just west of Clancy early Thursday morning without incident.

According to Sheriff Leo Dutton, around 7:20 p.m. on Wednesday, dispatchers received reports from a man and a woman that a suspect, identified as Roope, allegedly tried to run them over with a vehicle.

The two told deputies Roope then fired through his own windshield at them before trying to hit them again with his truck. The man and woman said they jumped down an embankment to avoidfindings, that conscious intentions and decisions are caused by the same brain events that cause actions and are absent from the causal chain that issues in action ([@B25], pp. 64--70). The following assertion sometimes is offered in support of the preceding one: Participants' conscious proximal intentions to flex cannot be among the causes of their flexes because those intentions are caused by unconscious brain events ([@B20], p. 21; [@B22], p. 208). This assertion about mental causation is seriously confused (and, as a referee motivated me to add, I certainly am not claiming that many scientists do or would make it). The confusion is easy to see with the help of an analogy (see [@B15], p. 71). Consider the following claim: Burnings of fuses cannot be among the causes


use the Repository and Query Object of Extbase?
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month of age, only 0 to 0.4% (see Figure 3 of paper by Wettergren)1 of children tested had asymptomatic bacteriuria (i.e., the point prevalence of asymptomatic bacteriuria was ≤0.4%, and most often 0). Point prevalence represents the value that best reflects the probability of asymptomatic bacteriuria among children presenting to a clinician at one point in time. Furthermore, some children with asymptomatic bacteriuria go on to develop symptoms of UTI making the number of truly misdiagnosed children even smaller. For these reasons, the magnitude of potentially misdiagnosed cases is much smaller than that portrayed by Dr. Schr...

We thank Dr. Schroeder for his comments on our paper. We agree with Dr. Schroeder that some children may have bacteriuria even when they are asymptomatic. We disagree, however, on the prevalencedata were collected prospectively and consistently, supports the conclusion that a delay in the initiation of antimicrobial therapy and renal scarring are indeed associated.

We agree with the comments made by Dr. Jain that the interpretation of the urinalysis depends on the clinical context. We find such a case-by-case approach to the interpretation of the data preferable to changing the definition of UTI (to require both a positive culture and pyuria). For febrile infants from whom we obtained a catheterized urine sample, our current practice is to send both a urinalysis (UA) and a urine culture. If the urine culture is positive and the urinalysis is negative, we usually try to obtain a second urine sample if possible. However, in most cases, because fever is present, we end up


by data from their own meta-analysis demonstrating that fever > 24 hours before diagnosis of UTI is not associated with renal scarring (odds ratio 1.11, 95% confidence interval 0.72 – 1.71).5

Sincerely,
Alan R. Schroeder, MD
Department of Pediatrics
Stanford University School of Medicinein some yet-to-be-determined fashion, or submitting it as it is…or what the heck, maybe both!

Decisions: Rights Managed or Royalty Free?
Before submitting the image I will have a decision to make. Let’s assume for a moment that I decide to send it in the way it is. So would it be better as an RM image, or as an RF image? On the RM side it doesn’t appear to be the kind of image that would sell a large number of times, nor does it seem like an image with a lot of competition. One thing that might push it in the RF direction is that it could work as a background kind of image. In my experience “background” images seem to do better as RF images.
Rights Managed, Royalty


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Then I used the following code to remove any blank lines from the created list file:
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I hope this helps.


E-H](#F1){ref-type="fig"}**). Emulsifiers did not affect total levels of fecal bacteria in WT, IL10^−/−^, or TLR5^−/−^ mice but resulted in more than a 2-fold increase in bacteria adherent to the colons of WT and IL10^−/−^ mice (**[Fig. 1I, K](#F1){ref-type="fig"} and [S1C](#F5){ref-type="fig"}**). Moreover, interrogation of microbiota composition via 16S RNA sequencing, followed by phylogenic analysis, and use of the unweighted UniFrac algorithm to compare community structure ^[@R12]^, revealed that both CMC and P80 dramatically altered microbiota composition in both fecal and intestinal-adherent bacteria of WT, IL10^−/−^, and TLR5^−/−^ mice (**[Fig. 1J, L](#F1){ref-type="fig"} and [S2](#F6){ref-type="fig"}, [Tables S1](#SD2){ref-type="supplementary-material"} and [S2](#SD3){ref-type="supplementary-material"}**).

In order to verify that differences in microbiota composition were a consequence of emulsifier treatment rather than simply reflecting that mice shared cages during treatment, which results in microbiota composition clustering in coprophagicweight and a marked increase in adiposity as measured by fat mass (**[Fig. 3A-B](#F3){ref-type="fig"}**). Such increased adiposity was associated with increased food consumption (**[Fig. 3C](#F3){ref-type="fig"}**) that likely drove the increased adiposity. Emulsifier treatment also impaired glycemic control as assessed by fasting blood glucose concentration (**[Fig. 3D](#F3){ref-type="fig"}**) and glucose/insulin tolerance testing (**[Fig. S7B](#F11){ref-type="fig"}**).

Human exposure to dietary emulsifiers occurs in liquid and solid foods. Hence, we next examined whether incorporating emulsifiers into mouse chow would drive similar phenotypes. Supplementation of chow with 1.0% CMC or P80 fully mimicked the pro-inflammatory effects and metabolic changes induced by emulsifiers in drinking water (**[Fig. 3E-F](#F3){ref-type="fig"} and [S7C](#F11){ref-type="fig"}**). While human emulsifier consumption is not a widely tracked parameter, their pervasive use in many foods exceed the 1.0% level (in food or water) used herein


2-way group ANOVA (\# indicates *p*\<0.05 compared to water-treated group). Points are from individual mice and red points in F represent mice with overt colitis. (**G-P**) Emulsifiers-induced low-grade intestinal inflammation was abolished under germ-free conditions. (**G-K**) Conventionally-housed and germ-free (**L-P**) Swiss-Webster mice were exposed to drinking water containing CMC or P80 (1.0%) for 12 weeks. (**G, L**) Fecal levels of the inflammatory marker Lcn2 over time, (**H, M**) MPO levels, (**I, N**) colon weights, (**J, O**) colon lengths and (**K, P**) spleen weights. Data are the means +/- S.E.M. (*n*=8 for conventionally-housed mice and *n*=4 for germ-free mice). Significance was determined using one-way ANOVA corrected for multiple comparisons with Sidak test or using two-way ANOVA corrected for multiple comparisons with Bonferroni test, \* indicates *p*\<0.05 compared to controltime of Bl/6 mice used upon receipt from Jackson Laboratories (**X**) or bred at Georgia State University (**Y**). (**Z, AA**) Body weight over time of Swiss Webster mice used upon receipt from Charles River company (**Z**) or bred at Georgia State University (**AA**). Data in **X** are not used elsewhere in report, while data in **Y**, **Z**, and **AA** are from [Figs **3A**](#F3){ref-type="fig"}, [extended data figure **8A-K**](#F12){ref-type="fig"}, and [4A](#F8){ref-type="fig"}). Data are the means +/- S.E.M. (*n*=8 for Bl/6 mice used upon receipt from Jackson Laboratories, n=16 for Bl/6 mice bred at Georgia State University, n=10 for Swiss Webster mice used upon receipt from Charles River company, n=8 for Swiss Webster mice bred at Georgia State University). Significance was determined using 2-way group ANOVA (\# indicates *p*\<0.05 compared to


from tariffs might push rental rates even higher.

“It’s going to be hard to escape a cost impact from a tariff if you’re a multifamily developer, when you’re facing it both from the wood side and the steel side,” said Paula Cino, vice president of construction, development and land use policy at the National Multifamily Housing Council, an apartment industry group.

The higher costs also could kill developments before they’re built, further crimping the housing supply, she said.

“There’s a tremendous amount of anxiety over what the potential impact is going to be,” Cino said.

Ken Simonson, chief economist at the Associated General Contractors of America, said foreign steel prices climbed after the Obama administration implemented tariffs following U.S. steelmakers’ complaints of unfair trade practices.

Now, because of Trump’s tariffs, he expects anotherto get myself a present. So I went vaporizer shopping online. I found a website for a sleek, gorgeous ceramic contraption called The Silver Surfer. New terms entered my stoner lexicon: “heat source,” “mouthpiece,” “whip,” “wand.” It would be the greatest present I’d ever give myself. No more apple bongs for me. I had to consume my THC wisely. I was a dad now.

*****

I’m a man of few vices. Alcohol doesn’t appeal to me, except in very limited quantities. I don’t play a lot of cards or smoke cigars, and I’m really not that into porn. My naughtiness all goes into the herb, and it’s as low-level as naughtiness gets.

Before my son was born, my hobby went like this: When I had weed in the house, I’d do


be eagerly awaited by the South American representative as a chance to show off superior skills. These days, however, the Club World Cup has become something of a horror show – an annual reminder that the South American champions are not necessarily any better than those of the less traditional continents, and that South American club football threatens a dangerous flirtation with irrelevance.

In the wake of the recent corruption investigations, and panic stricken by the prospect of the clubs breaking away to form their own competition, Conmebol this year revamped the Copa Libertadores. As ever, though, haste has proved the enemy of perfection. There are many questionable aspects about the new calendar – not least the danger that the new, year-long competition might lose its best players during    return this;
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I then went to the doctor who ruled out all standard running injuries he knew of. Had an x-ray, no joy there. Rested for a further 6 weeks still the same problem. Now I’m off for a MRI scan and a meeting with a sports injury consultant.

I’m still running, with no pain when I actually exercise, but throughout the day the ache comes back for short periods at a time

Sorry for the length of this post. Has anyone had similar problems or heard of something similar??

MRI will be definitive answer as to any major structural probs in the ankle.Have you had yuor gait and running style analysed ? could be wrong shoes- over or underpronating/etc,,,When is the MRI due to be done ? Must cost a lot if


but cycling is ok. But the Asics 2080's have been nothing but trouble and I will think very carefully before buying another pair. I run with orthotics and these did not suit them at all. Anyone got any recommendations in this area, I have not got a clue where to start looking for different shoe???

I have a constant pain on the inside of my left ankle. After loads of xrays and blood tests I've been told that I under pronate and that I will need supports inside my shoes because I'm stretching the tendons continuously. the trouble is the supports cost £220. Does anyone know if I can get them on the nhs?

HOW INCREDIBLY STRANGE! I too had a problem with my ankle area about 3 years ago,                       const std::vector<TensorWrapper>& inputs,
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To paraphrase an old sports adage, great players aren't great all the time; they're great only when they have to be.

Crestwood seniors Chris Fazzini and Brady Gallagher showed their greatness against Hazleton Area on Tuesday night, scoring 23 and 20 points, respectively, as the Comets kept their Wyoming Valley Conference Division I titlewas a huge shot,'' Joseph admitted. "We had a chance to take the lead just previous to that (shot), but couldn't make the shot. They moved the ball well and Wasco hit his only basket of the night. He was ready to hit it, to his credit.''

Burly Leonny Rojas, probably the Comets' fourth man off the bench, also made his presence felt in his spot duty. He cashed a Fazzini feed into a first-quarter layup as he was fouled. It was part of Crestwood's early salvo that set the game's tone and ultimately was the difference between the two evenly matched rivals.

Senior center Luke Casey, who's getting his first taste of the Crestwood-Hazleton Area rivalry this season after

transferring from Nanticoke, stepped up to score 12 points, including 6


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 *
 * For the full copyright and license information, please view the LICENSE
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 *
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namespace Ramsey\Uuid\Converter;

use Ramsey\Uuid\Exception\UnsatisfiedDependencyException;

/**
 * NumberConverterInterface converts UUIDs from hexadecimal characters into
 * representations of integers and vice versa
 */
interface NumberConverterInterface
{
    /**
     * Converts a hexadecimal number into an integer representation of the number
     *
     * The integer representation returned may be an object or a string
     * representation of the integer, depending onthe implementation.
     *
     * @param string $hex The hexadecimal string representation to convert
     * @return mixed
     * @throws UnsatisfiedDependencyException if `Moontoast\Math\BigNumber` is not present
     */
    public function fromHex($hex);

    /**
     * Converts an integer representation into a hexadecimal string representation
     * of the number
     *
     * @param mixed $integer An integer representation to convert; this may be
     *     a true integer, a string integer, or a object representation that
     *     this


cable lock includes an elongated flexible cable which is generally armored, i.e., the individual sockets or links (not shown) are joined together by a twisted wire with the links being made of hardened steel to deter access to the inner wire. The flexible cable is shown in FIG. 1 as being threaded through the barrel 12 of a handgun 14. The fixed end 10a of the cable is secured within a lock housing 16 by means of a sheave 16b wedged within a groove 10b in the fixed end. See FIGS. 2-4. The lock housing is formed from a plurality of steel laminations 16c secured together via rivets 16d and includes a cable free end receiving bore 16e within which is positioned a plunger member 18 biased upwardlyconsisted of testimony of his co-conspirators, the two women of ill repute, the yard boy, and the owner of the house in which the appellant is alleged to have conducted his affair with one of the women. All of these witnesses are criminals of the most unsavory sort. In addition to these witnesses, the Government used the various doctors who supplied the prescriptions and the druggists who filled the prescriptions, together with certain incidental witnesses, to corroborate the testimony of the co-conspirators, Lawder and Aarons.

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The record shows that on June 14, 1953 the appellant, Sidney Smith, then a policeman in the burglary and theft division of the Houston Police Department, stopped Lawder and Aarons, both known drug addicts and ex-convicts, as they were driving down a street in


should have been made, and we presume it was, to the trial court which, sitting without a jury, found the defendant guilty. This court does not determine the credibility of witnesses or the weight of their evidence. Caminetti v. United States, 242 U.S. 470, 495, 37 S.Ct. 192, 61 L.Ed. 442. The trial judge here, an experienced jurist, learned in the criminal law, assayed the credibility of these witnesses and weighed their evidence. Based on that determination, he convicted the defendant and that conviction cannot be set aside by this court unless error of law, as charged by appellant, appears in allowing the co-conspirators to testify or in admitting evidence of unrelated offenses for which the appellant was not then on trial.

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Appellant, citing Fiswick v. United States, 329U.S. 211, 67 S.Ct. 224, 91 L.Ed. 196, and Krulewitch v. United States, 336 U.S. 440, 69 S.Ct. 716, 93 L.Ed. 790, apparently contends that a conspirator cannot testify against his co-conspirator, at least as to matters relating to the conspiracy. On just what basis this novel theory rests is difficult to divine. Certainly Fiswick and Krulewitch do not support it. Those cases merely restate the general principles of proof applicable to conspiracy. They stand for the principle that statements made by a conspirator during the conspiracy, in furtherance of the conspiracy, are admissible in evidence against all conspirators. Statements or confessions of one conspirator made after the conspiracy is ended are not admissible evidence against the other conspirators.3 But this is not to say that a conspirator


Edwardian home. The homeowners are tackling bedroom four and five, plus what will become the main family bathroom, with a bit of help from me again. Be rude not to eh? Bedroom five, as shown on the floorplan below is kind of done, except for lighting, window dressing and the final faff. So i’ve been asked to help with the finishing touches for that space. More on that room coming in another blog post soon. For today i’m focusing on bedroom four as that space has proved to be slightly more tricky to sort. It’s pretty large but there are plenty of angles in this space with the ceiling being pitched on …

My work takes me all over the place and I get to see some stunning propertiesthere are incorporeal things in the world. Roughly speaking, Hobbes thought there were no such things, More thought there were, and Cavendish thought that there were none in nature, but that there were supernatural incorporeal substances.14 14 There is some difference between authors as to whether the relevant distinction is between the corporeal and the incorporeal, or the material and the immaterial. Hobbes, at least in EL and L, prefers the corporeal/incorporeal terminology. More however uses both 'incorporeal' and 'immaterial', and Cavendish switches freely back and forth between the two sets of terminology. In general I use the corporeal/incorporeal terminology in this paper, but I do call the view that 10 Hobbes's materialism became stronger over the course of his philosophical career, though even early versions were recognizably