residual tumor at the head of pancreas. Basal levels of somatostatine and calcium, pentagastrine test, computed tomography scan, arteriography were negative. The presence of a second somatostatinoma was confirmed by surgery and immunohistology. One year after the surgery, the patient remains clinically well. The pancreatic localization of the somatostatinoma in a MEN 1 is poorly documented. Its malignant nature can only be assured by the presence of metastases. The genetic detection of the MEN 1 becomes possible. Above all, the treatment is based on surgery and/or chemotherapy (Fluoro-Uracile; Streptozotocine). In our case, 111 In-octreotide scintigraphy was the only method demonstrating a residual focus, suggesting it could be an element of reference for the diagnosis and survey of somatostatinoma the watch of patients having a treatment for somatostatinoma.'r')
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Q:

magento 2 how to set base or thumbnail image to product

My question was after yopu add a image to te prodcut in magento 2, how to set is as the default image (base image) for the product.
I found out how to add images to the product, but coulnd find a was to set it as base image for the product.

A:

after loading the product:
$objectManager = \Magento\Framework\App\ObjectManager::getInstance();
$product = $objectManager->create('Magento\Catalog\Model\Product')->load(PRODUCT ID);

You can get all the images of a product with the following code:
$images = $product->getMediaGalleryImages();

This will return a collection with all the images added to the product.
You can pick any image or take the first one like this:
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After that you van get the image url with
$imageUrl = $image->getFile();

To set it to the product is this:
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of the *8 impediment to their marriage in this Commonwealth and with a purpose to avoid the force of the laws of this Commonwealth and to return here to live, then that marriage would be void here." That statement is precisely applicable to the present case.
A few words will serve to make plain the difference between the case last cited and the present case. One Rosella Gardner obtained a divorce from her husband Horace on January 16, 1901, but in November, 1900, he under an assumed name went through a marriage ceremony in New York with one Sadie, then a young school girl eighteen years of age. She learned of Horace's real name in April, 1901, and separated from him. Later she joined Horace in this Commonwealth andJane acted in the full belief that the respondent Fraser had been divorced and was free to marry her in New Hampshire on December 1, 1950," and that "after the marriage they lived together in Massachusetts as husband and wife, in good faith on her part, until January, 1954, when the respondent Fraser left her," a period extending far beyond the time when the impediment to their marriage was removed.
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Think of it as a magic reservoir of each other’s love for when you can’t be together or are having a spat.

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The DMP is not a fixed document; it evolves and gains more precision and substance during the lifespan of the project. The first version of the DMP is expected to be delivered within the first 6 months of the project. More elaborated versions of the DMP can be delivered at later stages of the project. The DMP would need to be updated at least by the mid-term and final


is important because it changes the model predictions and may also result in unphysical stress predictions or strain ranges at which no compatible equilibrium solution is found. We perform an analysis of different tension-compression switch criteria from the literature for the GOH model and show relevant physical and computational drawbacks when using these criteria. In order to overcome these drawbacks, we make a new proposal which yields continuous stress solutions. In our proposal, pre-integrated expressions given in terms of the usual set of invariants take into account an average amount of fibers working either in tension or in compression for a given deformation gradient and fiber family. Two distinct switches naturally emerge from our procedure. Furthermore, we keep the appealing GST pre-integrated approach for any proposed stored energy,remains the pinnacle.

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group D were treated significantly longer and had a higher overall complication rate, there was no difference regarding the osteosynthesis-associated complicationsGroup CGroup D*p* valueNumber (*n*)1.898397Duration of surgery (min)176 ± 81 \[60--760\]198 ± 104 \[60--723\]\< 0.001^\#^Blood loss (ml)600 ± 511 \[100--3000\]660 ± 514 \[100--3000\]0.46Step preoperatively (mm)7.6 ± 8.1 \[0--160\]8.0 ± 13.8 \[0--160\]0.01^\#^Step postoperatively (mm)1.2 ± 2.5 \[0--33\]1.1 ± 2.2 \[0--25\]0.28Quality of reduction by Matta score0.39Grade 1: 0--2 mm residual step (anatomical)84.0 % (982)85.3 % (221)Grade 2: 2--3 mm residual step (imperfect)4.9 % (57)6.6 % (17)Grade 3: \> 3 mm residual step (poor)8.5 % (100)6.2 % (16)No postoperative data available2.6 % (30)1.9 % (5)\*Mann-Whitney *U* test (isolated acetabular fracture vs. combined injury)^\#^Student's *t* test (isolated acetabular fracture vs. combined injury)

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The treatment of polytraumatized patients improves significantly with the implementation a standardized emergency treatment, e.g., accordingto the ATLS©-protocols (Advanced Trauma Life Support©). So, potentially life-threatening bleedings can be detected early and thus leads to improved survival \[[@CR15]\]. A multi- and interdisciplinary team of trauma surgeons, general or visceral surgeons, (interventional) radiologists, anesthesiologists, and intensive care physicians should discuss the therapy regime together. In case of a polytraumatized patient, the trauma team has to decide which treatment is most urgent and whether initiation of damage control surgery or damage control orthopedic surgery is indicated \[[@CR16], [@CR17]\]. In consequence, if a combined abdominal injury and pelvic fracture occurs, the abdominal injury is most common decisive, and fractures should be temporarily stabilized by an external fixator if stabilization is necessary. However, despite the best time-period for definitive fracture stabilization is usually within the first few days,


and surgical results \[[@CR18]\]. However, especially in cases of high-energy traumata, there are often concomitant injuries evident like associated abdominal injuries which may result in a delayed osteosynthetic fixation of pelvic fractures. A delay over three weeks has been proven to go along with a worse surgical outcome regarding reduction quality \[[@CR19]\].

The mortality of pelvic fractures in the literature is about 6--13% with decreasing rates in the last decades \[[@CR20]--[@CR23]\]. The main cause of death in pelvic fractures is major bleeding either from fractures or from concomitant injuries. By implementing standardized prehospital and emergency department trauma management strategies (e.g., ATLS®), including non-invasive stabilization of the pelvis (e.g., pelvic binder), as well as aggressive transfusion regimes with early use of blood products and coagulation factors, the rates of severemust be found in an interdisciplinary discussion to achieve the best possible fracture reduction quality together with low morbidity rates.

AIS

:   Abbreviated Injury Score

AO

:   Arbeitsgemeinschaft für Osteosynthesefragen

ATLS

:   Advanced Trauma Life Support

CT

:   Computer-Tomography

DGU

:   Deutsche Gesellschaft für Unfallchirurgie (German Society for Traumatology)

GPR

:   German Pelvic Registry

ISS

:   Injury Severity Score

U.S.

:   United States

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Springer Nature remains neutral with regard to jurisdictional claims in published maps and institutional affiliations.

Markus A. Küper and Robert Bachmann contributed equally to this work.

We sincerely thank Mrs. Inka Rösel for the statistical analysis (Institute for Clinical Epidemiology and Applied Biometry, University of Tübingen, Germany).

We thank Mrs. Catharina Scheuermann-Poley for editing this manuscript in the English language.

MAK, AT, US, and FMS designed the study from


it would result in change of control.

Following the Jet-Etihad deal, Sebi had received feedback from legal experts to provide more clarity on the concept of control. In 2014, Etihad Airways had acquired 24 per cent stake in Jet Airways. Although, the transaction was below the 25 per cent threshold, which leads to change in control and triggers an open offer, many experts had felt the transaction led to change in control.

“The question of what constitutes control is a vexed one. This is because an entity can acquire less than 25 per cent and still be in control of the company in an inclusive and subjective manner. As a result, a bright line test on numeric threshold clearly identifying protective rights that will lead to control will help inhastily pulled into the L & R Associates ("L & R") parking lot.   Both Britt and Mouille emerged from their respective cars, and Britt informed Mouille that he was under arrest.   Britt's police car was a "marked unit," and he was wearing the distinctive blue police uniform emblazoned with a salient badge, silver name tag, and police department emblems.   Mouille unmistakeably knew that he had been chased by a police car, and that Britt was a police officer.   Mouille responded to Britt's attempted arrest with a few expletives, and then bolted into L & R.   The events that transpired inside the L & R offices form the basis of this suit.

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knob and allegedly suffered debilitating back and leg injuries.1  Simultaneously, Liberda also urinated in his pants.   Britt concedes that the sight of the gun caused Liberda to jump backwards into the door.   Approximately three minutes elapsed from the time Britt entered the office until the time he emerged with Mouille.

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Once outside the building, Britt placed Mouille in the backseat of his patrol car and contacted headquarters.   At 11:36 A.M., Britt informed the dispatcher that Mouille was in custody.   Two minutes later, at 11:38 A.M., Britt informed the dispatcher the street address for L & R.   Minutes after Mouille was placed in custody, Lieutenant Hopper arrived at L & R.   Officer Hopper interviewed each of thenature so that all officials will conduct their activities subject to the same standards.   Moreover, where clear legal rights are not involved it is better to have a policy that encourages action, without the fear of Monday morning quarterbacking.   Therefore, even if we conclude, with the benefit of hindsight, that Britt did violate Liberda's constitutional rights, but we also conclude that a reasonable officer placed in Britt's shoes would have acted similarly--then Britt is entitled to the protective shroud of qualified immunity.   See Duckett v. City of Cedar Park, 950 F.2d 272, 280 (5th Cir.1992).

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At the same time MAPCO Mart is creating the atmosphere of a restaurant, the chain is acutely aware that convenience is paramount to its hurried customers. Everything on the menu is assured to be ready in threetake less time to read in this case)

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Use the size of the file -- it's your best measure.
What you display has to have meaning that the users can understand.  That's the most important part.  If the progress bar means the percent of the file that has been processed, that's very easy to understand, easy to quantify, and easy to calculate and display.  This makes your progress bar transparent, and that is what's important.
Think about how this is to be viewed by users.  You don't need to program some sort of predictive intelligence because the users have brains and they can draw their own conclusions.  So if they see the progress bar run fast for the first half and then slow down, they know


Q:

Packing Plone data

I am new to Plone and trying to learn how to setup and maintain a server. I realize I need to develop a schedule for packing the data. Right now I am just trying to test this using the pack function in the Zope control panel and also the command line (bin/zeopack).
I know in practice I should leave a week's worth of history, but if I pack to 0 days shouldn't I see all edit history disappear? I am not seeing this happen. What am I doing wrong?

A:

You may be confusing the "undo" history with the version history. Packing the database gets rid of old, unused data. That eliminates your ability to undo older transactions.
Version history is not the same. Version history is not considered unusedBetong District, Sarawak

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Q:

Why does this program terminate on my system but not on playground?

Consider this program:
package main

import "fmt"
import "time"
import "runtime"

func main() {

    x := 0

    go func() {
        time.Sleep(500 * time.Millisecond)
        x = 1
    }()

    for x == 0 {
        runtime.Gosched()
    }

    fmt.Println("it works!")
}

Why does it terminate locally but not on Playground? Does the termination of my program rely on undefined behavior?

A:

The Go playground uses a special implementation of time.Sleep designed to prevent individual programs from monopolising the back end resources of the website.
As described in this article about the howfor 24 hours. Aliquots were collected at 1, 2, 3, 6, 9, 12, and 24 hours to count the bacteria. The data are the means±SE.](pone.0169678.g001){#pone.0169678.g001}

![TP3 and TP4 induce membrane permeation and cause membrane disruption in V. vulnificus.\
(a) Treatment with TP3 or TP4 resulted in the appearance of cell injuries in *V*. *vulnificus* and the formation of electron-dense structures on the surfaces of the cells. The blue arrow indicates damage to the plasma membranes of *V*. *vulnificus* cells. The results of scanning electron microscopy (SEM) are shown on the left, and transmission electron microscopy (TEM) results are shown on the right. (b) We determined *V*. *vulnificus* membrane permeability by measuring the fluorescence resulting from the uptake of 1-N-phenyl-naphthylamine (NPN). We used cultures of *V*. *vulnificus* cells alone or *V*.


the end of the seven-day experimental period ([Fig 5F](#pone.0169678.g005){ref-type="fig"}).

![Time-dependent effects of pre-treatment with *V*. *vulnificus* followed by injection with TP3 or TP4.\
(a) Tilapia were infected with *V*. *vulnificus* (2×10^5^ CFU/fish) and then injected with TP3 (20 μg/fish) or PBS (control) after 0.5, 1, or 2 hours. Another control group was injected with only *V*. *vulnificus* (2×10^5^ CFU/fish). (b) Tilapia were first infected with *V*. *vulnificus* (2×10^5^ CFU/fish) and then injected with TP4 (20 μg/fish) or PBS (control) after 0.5, 1, or 2 hours, and another control group was injected with only *V*. *vulnificus* (2×10^5^ CFU/fish). (c) The same experimental method described in (a) was used, but the fish were treated with TP3 (30 μg/fish). (d) The same experimental method described in (b) was used, but the fish were([Fig 6A](#pone.0169678.g006){ref-type="fig"}). Treating the fish with TP3 (30 μg) resulted in higher survival rates of 28.9%, 11.8%, and 8.9% after 0.5, 1, or 2 hours, respectively, than were observed in fish injected with *V*. *vulnificus* alone ([Fig 6C](#pone.0169678.g006){ref-type="fig"}). Treatment with TP3 (40 μg) resulted in higher survival rates of 26.7%, 8.9%, and 4.4% after 0.5, 1, or 2 hours, respectively, than those in fish injected with *V*. *vulnificus* alone ([Fig 6E](#pone.0169678.g006){ref-type="fig"}). However, at 7 days after infection with *V*. *vulnificus*, the survival rates were 37.8%, 4.4%, and 0%, respectively, in fish that had been pre-treated with 20 μg/fish TP4 ([Fig 6B](#pone.0169678.g006){ref-type="fig"}); 31.1%, 20%, and 2.2% in fish pre-treated with 30 μg/fish TP4 ([Fig 6D](#pone.0169678.g006){ref-type="fig"}); and 11.1%, 4.4%, and 4.4% in fish pre-treated with 40 μg/fish TP4 ([Fig 6F](#pone.0169678.g006){ref-type="fig"}).


with TP3 or TP4, either as a co-treatment, pre-treatment, or post-treatment, resulted in a comparable reduction in the bacterial load in the liver. Treatment with TP3 resulted in a significantly lower *V*. *vulnificus* bacterial load in the liver than was observed in the livers of fish that were infected but not treated ([Fig 7A, 7C and 7E](#pone.0169678.g007){ref-type="fig"}). The TP4 treatment also significantly reduced the *V*. *vulnificus* bacterial load in the liver compared to that observed in the livers of fish that were infected but untreated ([Fig 7B, 7D and 7F](#pone.0169678.g007){ref-type="fig"}). These results indicate that TP3 and TP4 efficiently control *V*. *vulnificus* in the livers of infected tilapia.

![Analysis of in vivo bacteriostatic properties.\
The in vivo bacteriostatic properties of animals injected with TP3 or TP4 in a tilapia model inTP4 has also been previously reported to reduce bacterial (*Helicobacter pylori*) loads in mice \[[@pone.0169678.ref005]\]. There are several ways to stabilize TP3 or TP4 *in vivo*, such as using liposome-packaged peptides, nanoparticles, or D-form peptides \[[@pone.0169678.ref031],[@pone.0169678.ref032]\], but these experimental methods are not suitable for aquacultural applications due to cost issues. Therefore, additional analyses are required to determine the best strategy for peptide stabilization and reducing the costs associated with the manufacture of TP3 or TP4 in fish fodder. The peptide half-life experimental results in tilapia suggested the concentration of TP3 or TP4 peptides that could effectively inhibit *V*. *vulnificus* growth either *in vitro* or *in vivo*, and they were consistent with previously published data for other peptide treatments such as epinecidin-1 \[[@pone.0169678.ref033]\]. Taken together, these findings highlight the


of postmodern aesthetics and theory as well. What’s the relation between the Titanic sob, and the sobbing recorded recently by Kronos Quartet, or the singing that turns into screams as a young boy is castrated to preserve his voice for opera in Peter Greenaway’s The Cook, the Thief, His Wife, Her Lover (1990)? In its persistent de-sublimation of art to show the violence that sustains and creates it, does a postmodern aesthetic approximate poetess poetry which either fails or refuses to refine emotions into high art in the first place?

Jane Tompkins’s crucially important 1985 book, Sensational Designs, first put sentimental literature on the critical map, rendering less secure literary critics’ disdain for it by insisting that arbiters of the aesthetic do ill to discount the “moral commitment” andabout himself as a poet at least as much as he addresses his dying father. That’s not a condemnation but simply an analysis of audience: Thomas’s community is us, readers living after him who read high canonical verse, for the sake of applauding a national tradition.

Poetic Diction (Wreaders) vs. Defamiliarization (Writers)

As Jerome mcGann has argued, poetess poetry makes readers into writers (Poetics of sensibility). One way it does so is by offering authority via relatively easy means: one need only learn to use an artificial poetic language. In this case of thinking about what’s at stake in the difference between poetesses and canonical authors, I want to compare Wordsworth – who has been called, basically, a trust-fund hippie, by David Simpson – to Hawkins. Wordsworth chose to write


Elliot’s privileging of the “Metaphysical Poets” as exemplary of the best in the tradition of British poetry. The New Historicists attacked Wordsworth in particular, and the Romantics in general, for their adherence to what Paul de Man famously called “aesthetic ideology” – basically, for attempting to “conver[t] the accidents of meaning to organic natural processes in the characteristic manner of ideological thought” (Eagleton 10). [25] What studying the poetess does for us is to show that thinking about any and all aestheticizing as purely ideological is too blunt an instrument for analyzing the politics of various kinds of form, and indeed, various aesthetics. Walter Benjamin’s proposal that aestheticizing the political is a fascist tactic (241) has perhaps fostered specifically Romantic New Historicism, Foucault having stimulated an Early Modernspread evenly throughout the scene.

Of course, this is an easy trick, comparing Wordsworth’s “egotistical sublime” to self-abnegating Dorothy who was not, moreover, a publishing poetess. A better couple for comparison and contrast is Keats and Hemans, as is seen in Kathleen Lundeen’s essay included in this special issue, for the sake of thinking about the difference between the kinds of subjectivity crafted in the poetess tradition and those to be found in canonical poetry. Hemans, Lundeen insists,“flaunt[s] her negative incapability” as a kind of “op-ed writer of verse.” How does op-ed writing leave flowers planted, while “negative capability” (Keats L 902; N 831) actually uproots them?

No one has written more eloquently about the poet’s task of diffusing his own subjectivity among the objects he describes than Keats, as


by The Columbian Orator, a decidedly middle-brow text, and to remember that abolition, feminism, and indeed any poetics of relation that centers on the idea of justice, [39] began as a demand “that bourgeois civil society live up to the promises of its own rhetoric” (Gilroy 37). Poetess poetry is one mouthpiece of that rhetoric, and so studying it will give us yet another way to measure its impact on communal forms of life.

Contents of the Special Issue

In this special issue, Peggy Davis provides a review of criticism about the Poetess published during the last ten years, a most fruitful time for poetess criticism. Next, Nanora Sweet clearly establishes that Louise Bogan and Felicia Hemans were engaged in forging a transatlantic, trans-temporal or periodic feminist community or sororitythis introduction. Her poetry and criticism are an inspiration: she offers living proof of the powerful positive impact of the poetess tradition on contemporary women poets.

[2]Many feminist literary critics opt for the term “women poets” over “female poets” because, while the former is grammatically questionable (using a noun as an adjective), the latter inevitably suggests biology (there are female parts of plants, e.g.). Since critics using “women poets” wish to suggest that they see gender as culturally constructed rather than biologically determined, Mellor may be insisting upon paying attention to the female body in her analysis.

[3]One message reads, “If you were knowledgeable at all you'd know that you don't use the word ‘poetess’ when referring to a woman poet. She's a POET. Never forget that! Forget what you


and need only be outlined: Madron and defendant were both interested in a corporation called Engle- Madron Company. Defendant was vice president and treasurer of the corporation. He apparently took no active part in the running of the corporation, but owned $10,000 worth of its stock, had loaned it $17,000, was the guarantor of several obligations of the firm and gave it financial advice.
 In September 1959 Madron asked Wood for a loan of $10,000 which he needed for the corporation.  [fn. 1] As security he *293 gave Wood an assignment of his interest in the estate of one Anna B. Stephenson. Defendant was the executor of that estate.
 Several duplicate originals of the assignment were executed.  [fn. 2] Wood received one copy, defendant another. Onmore before it than mere nonperformance of the promise:
 1. At various times plaintiffs' inquiries conerning the repayment of the money were put off with assurances.
 2. Defendant had a very personal interest in the way that the money in the estate was used, since he was himself part *294 owner and creditor of the corporation and had in February 1960 guaranteed at least one debt of Engle-Madron.  [fn. 3]
 3. Defendant kept from Wood: that he had failed to file the assignment; that the estate had been closed; and that the assets had been distributed to Madron.
 Defendant argues that plaintiffs did not justifiably rely on his promise. This is purely a factual question. The parties were friends and had been in business together. It is


out on top of a feud with former partner Valentine and ex-manager Valiant, Beefcake feuded with Intercontinental Heavyweight Champion The Honky Tonk Man. Beefcake vowed to not only win the title, but put Honky to sleep and cut his duck's tail. Beefcake never made good on that vow, since Honky got himself disqualified from most of their matches (wrestling titles generally do not change hands on a disqualification). Honky often had assistance from a mysterious pig-tailed and sunglassed blonde named Peggy Sue (WWF Women's Champion Sherri Martel usually played this character during television tapings and PPV events, but at house shows "she" was Jimmy Hart in drag). Beefcake countered with a "woman" of his own: "Georgina" (George "The Animal" Steele in drag). The feud concluded at WrestleMania IV,and supplemented with 10 mM Hepes buffer, 5% heat-inactivated fetal bovine serum, and 1 mM [l]{.smallcaps}-glutamine. Thymocytes were released by gently tearing open the capsule with small forceps. Noncellular material was removed by filtering this preparation through 70 mM nylon mesh. The filtered preparation was maintained at room temperature, and aliquots were used for calcium measurements without further manipulation.

Single-Cell Fluorescence Measurements.
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Murine thymocytes were loaded with the cell-permeant calcium indicator fura-2 acetoxymethyl ester (AM, 3.0 μM; Molecular Probes, Inc.) in DMEM for 10 min at room temperature (25°C), placed into the recording chamber on an inverted fluorescent microscope (Nikon Inc.), and allowed to adhere to Poly-D-lysine (100 μg/ml; Sigma Chemical Co.) treated coverslips for 5 min. Ca^2+^ ~i~ was measured at room temperature unless indicated otherwise. We observed no


at which the \[Ca^2+^\]~i~ signaling response changes from a spiking to a biphasic pattern. Rather than purify cells of each maturational state, we recorded CD3/CD4-initiated calcium responses within freshly isolated unfractionated thymocytes and subsequently determined the maturation phenotype of each cell. We were able to distinguish multiple thymocyte subpopulations at distinct developmental stages by staining for surface CD4, CD8, and CD5 ([Fig. 3](#F3){ref-type="fig"}).

As expected, the most immature thymocytes (double negative, CD4^−^CD8^−^CD5^low^) did not respond to CD3/CD4 stimulation, presumably because they do not express CD3. Two subpopulations of CD4^+^CD8^+^ thymocytes were clearly distinguishable by differences in surface levels of the maturation/activation marker, CD5 [19](#R19){ref-type="bib"}. Immature DP (CD4^+^CD8^+^CD5^low/int^) thymocytes, the bulk of immature T cells in the thymus, responded with an initial transient \[Ca^2+^\]~i~ elevation followed by Ca^2+^ spikes. Thesefrom immature DP thymocytes.

Interestingly, the biphasic Ca^2+^ signal generated by low avidity CD3 and CD4 engagement was converted to a spiking pattern by CD28, which provides an apoptotic signal in thymocytes [7](#R7){ref-type="bib"} [8](#R8){ref-type="bib"} [9](#R9){ref-type="bib"}. CD28 also increased the peak amplitude of Ca^2+^ ~i~ oscillations and the mean \[Ca^2+^\]~i~ after high avidity engagement of CD3/CD4. These data are consistent with the observation that peptides capable of triggering negative selection cause higher mean amplitude calcium elevations than those that trigger positive selection [14](#R14){ref-type="bib"}. The mechanism underlying this effect of CD28 may be related to a recent observation that CD28 engagement amplifies TCR-mediated signaling [26](#R26){ref-type="bib"} by promoting the redistribution and clustering of activation molecules, possibly within kinase-rich microdomains [27](#R27){ref-type="bib"}, at the site of TCR engagement. Thus CD28-mediated amplification of calcium spiking


activity in thymocytes may reflect its ability to change the structure and makeup of the TCR signaling complex.

Our data are consistent with previous studies indicating that TCR/CD3 engagement with CD2 or CD4 induces maturation to the CD4 lineage in vitro [5](#R5){ref-type="bib"}. In fact, TCR engagement without aggregation is associated with positive selection [28](#R28){ref-type="bib"}. In these previous studies, stimulation was provided by saturating levels of plate-bound rather than soluble antibody. In our system, positive selecting conditions induced by high levels of soluble streptavidin (maximal receptor engagement but minimal receptor aggregation) are associated with biphasic calcium signals. We also duplicated conditions that induce thymocyte activation versus death using antibody fixed to microspheres. These experiments demonstrated that a biphasic calcium signaling response is associated with cell activation and repetitive spikes areboth calcium spikes and steady state elevations in \[Ca^2+^\]~i~ were inhibited by removal of extracellular calcium, suggesting that extracellular \[Ca^2+^\] plays a role in both signaling responses (data not shown).

Several additional mechanisms may determine the pattern of calcium signaling. For example, in human T lymphocytes the plasma membrane potential strongly influences the magnitude of calcium influx and, consequently, the pattern of signaling. Sequential activation and inactivation of voltage-dependent and calcium-activated potassium channels has been shown to rapidly modulate the membrane potential and the driving force for calcium influx [41](#R41){ref-type="bib"}. Other studies have demonstrated that ryanodine receptors play a role in the generation of calcium oscillations in human T cells [42](#R42){ref-type="bib"} [43](#R43){ref-type="bib"}. Finally, in human B lymphocytes, \[Ca^2+^\]~i~ oscillations result from repetitive calcium release and reuptake into the endoplasmic


M.C. Escher. Also, when I was young and we would have family parties, we used to listen to Congolese rumba, old salsa, and stuff, people that you don't like when you're young because that's your parents' music and this album is influenced by those musical roots.

So what do you want to accomplish with this album and your first foray into the United States? Are you scared and excited?

It's a special feeling because people used to say, "No, it's not possible because you don't sing in English," so of course, it's like a double pressure. I know that it's going to be difficult, but not impossible. We are all human and we are all able to listen to music that we cannot understand. I used to listen to Englishmoney: Millennials shop at natural grocery stores like Whole Foods, Sprouts and Natural Grocers about 56% more than non-millennials, but would save more money at stores like Food4Less, Albertsons and Kroger. In fact, a little shopping around can save you big, especially when it comes to organic produce — as Kroger, Walmart and Costco actually offer organic fruits and vegetables at a competitive price.

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of a speedy trial.

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On April 25, 1974 Chief Judge Fulton of the Southern District of Florida held a hearing and heard testimony and argument on the motions.  A special agent of the Drug Enforcement Administration, identified as the "case agent", who had been in charge of the case for approximately two years, was called as a witness.  He testified that when the indictment was returned in the District of Columbia the investigation by his agency was complete, "everything (the agency) had was presented to the Grand Jury at that time", and the agency was opposed to the dismissal of the case.  As the agent put it "(w)e should have gone forward."  According to him the case presented to the prosecutor in Florida was essentiallyof the case here", that he was assured by the prosecutor that any further proceedings would be elsewhere, it being "further clearly indicated that it would not be the same case or on the same evidence as apparently is now the case."  Because of these considerations he dismissed the Florida indictment with prejudice as to defendants Lara, Mayari, Jones, McQueen, Smith, Baylor, Turner and Saxon.  As for the defendants Roque and Cartaya the court observed:

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These defendants, recently added to the list of defendants, have really no clear basis for a speedy trial motion and, indeed, I don't believe they made such motions or one of them may have in the Florida jurisdiction.  However, each of these defendants resides in Florida.

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Counsel has indicated to this Court


we find that fourteen months elapsed between the filing of the first District of Columbia indictment, October 26, 1972, and the date of the Florida indictment, December 27, 1973; and eleven months passed between the date of the second District of Columbia indictment, January 31, 1973, and the return of the Florida indictment.  The appellees, Lara, Mayari, Jones, McQueen, Smith and Baylor were defendants in all three indictments.  The appellee Turner was named in the second District of Columbia indictment and in the Florida indictment.  Since the case alleged in all three indictments was the same the government must justify a delay that began to run with the filing of the District of Columbia indictments.  We hold that the government's attempt at justification hasdecision to proceed with the same case in Florida.  Considering these facts we agree with Chief Judge Fulton's conclusion that when the government shuttled the case to Florida it was deliberately seeking the supposed advantage of more favorable treatment in that jurisdiction.1  The prosecutor can hardly be heard to say that this maneuver was not a matter within his control.

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When it moved its case to what it considered the more salubrious climate of Florida the government was charged with notice that a substantial period of time would be required for the Miami prosecutor to review the case; and the government now concedes that nine months was a "short" time for that review.  Since we hold that the decision to dismiss in the District of Columbia


and begin the case anew in Florida was dictated by tactics and not by necessity the government must be charged with these nine months of delay.  In short, without laboring the matter or making further reference to computations of time, we hold that as to the defendants who were named in the District of Columbia indictments there was unnecessary and unconscionable delay for which the government was responsible.

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The government asserts that "the prejudice to the defendants is slight".  Although nineteen months elapsed between the date of the first District of Columbia indictment and the dismissal on May 16, 1974, the government points out that during nine months of that period the defendants were not under indictment and during the other ten months they were free onMarion, 404 U.S. 307, 92 S.Ct. 455, 30 L.Ed.2d 468 (1971); Nickens v. United States, 116 U.S.App.D.C. 338, 323 F.2d 808 (1963), cert. denied, 379 U.S. 905, 85 S.Ct. 198, 13 L.Ed.2d 178 (1964).  The delay of five months between the return of the Florida indictment and Judge Gesell's ruling on May 16, 1974 did not violate the defendants' right to a speedy trial; nor could the defendants validly claim that their rights would be violated because discovery and other proceedings for their benefit might cause further delay.  United States v. Ewell, 383 U.S. 116, 120, 86 S.Ct. 773, 15 L.Ed.2d 627 (1966); Blunt v. United States, 131 U.S.App.D.C. 306, 310, 404 F.2d 1283, 1287 (1968), cert. denied, 394 U.S. 909, 89 S.Ct. 1021, 22 L.Ed.2d


Studies on insecticide susceptibility of Anopheles gambiae s.1. and Culex quinquefasciatus in the area of Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso (west Africa).
Tests to evaluate the susceptibility level in Anopheles gambiae s.1. and Culex quinquefasciatus from Ouagadougou and two nearby villages have been carried out. Anopheles gambiae s.1. larvae from Ouagadougou showed complete susceptibility to organophosphates and carbamates, and adults showed low level resistance to DDT. Nine percent survival of adult An. gambiae s.1. to one hour exposure of 4% DDT was observed in samples from Zaghtouli village while in those from Koubri village, where dieldrin also was tested, resistance to both organochlorine insecticides was detected. Culex quinquefasciatus showed susceptibility to fenthion, malathion, fenitrothion, and chlorpyrifos, whereas incipient resistance to temephos was detected. Electrophoretic analysis showed polymorphism of high and lowis a double-stranded DNA virus, a member of the gamma herpes virus family and has a genome comprising approximately 172 kb pairs. Over 70 open reading frames allow for the transcription of genes for a large number of different viral proteins. Expression of different combinations of these proteins allows the virus to establish different forms of infection. Thus, in lytic infection, the virus expresses the full complement of immediate early, early, and late lytic cycle proteins and is capable of replicating within the host cell. In latent infection, the virus expresses a smaller number of proteins and does not replicate but is able to persist within the host cell. Four latency types have been described depending on which of these latent genes are expressed, as shown in [Figure 1](#fig1){ref-type="fig"}.


not exclude a large B cell lymphoma, but detection of EBNA2 expression in infected cells strongly suggests the diagnosis of IM.

2.2. EBV-Associated Tumors in Immunosuppressed Individuals {#sec2.2}
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The role of the immune system in controlling EBV latent infection is best illustrated by the observation that individuals with a congenital or acquired (e.g., after HIV infection or organ transplantation) immune deficiency are at increased risk to develop EBV-associated diseases, whose histological type varies according to the type and the severity of immunodeficiency. In these cases, the clinical context is more suggestive for the diagnosis of this category of tumors than the detection of EBV alone \[[@B25]\]. Accordingly, considering that the pattern of EBV latent gene expression may also vary concomitantly with cytomorphological changes \[[@B26]\], the assessment of viral status canmalignancies. For example, in male patients with X-linked lymphoproliferative disease (XLP), who frequently succumb after primary EBV infection as a consequence of EBV-driven lymphomas, a mutation in the SAP (signalling-lymphocyte activation-molecule-(SLAM-) associated protein) gene leads to defective recognition of EBV-transformed B cells by T and NK cells \[[@B87]\]. Although the biologic effects of SAP mutations are not limited to alterations in NK cell function, this defective recognition most likely contributes to loss of EBV specific immune control. Furthermore, during EBV latency, the virus develops several mechanisms of immunoescape from this innate immunity cell subset, including the inhibition of NK cells activation through Epstein-Barr-virus-induced gene 3 (EBI3). EBV-transformed B-lymphocytes express at high levels the EBI3 protein, which is related to the p40 subunit of IL-12 and associates with p35


secretion protects miRNA by RNases degradation, thus miRNA secreted by EBV-infected cells are transferred to uninfected cells and could act also in EBV^−^ recipients \[[@B95]\]. It has been demonstrated that exosomes of different origin and with function can selectively target different immune cells *in vitro*. In this regard, while exosomes derived from EBV-transformed lymphoblastoid B-cell lines target preferentially B cells, DC-derived exosomes are mainly associated with monocytes, which actively engulf these vesicles \[[@B94]\]. Thus, exosomes play a role during the early phases of EBV infection, also involving innate immunity-related cell types, that otherwise would not be directly targeted by the virus. We will now consider separately the main subsets of "professional" phagocytes and their interplay with EBV.

NeutrophilsAs in the case of most viral infections, a blood neutrophil increaseinto lytic cycle, thereby protecting lytically infected cells from immune surveillance. Similarly, LMP2A and LMP2B attenuate IFN responses by influencing IFNAR and IFNGR stability ([Figure 1](#fig1){ref-type="fig"}), promoting their ubiquitination and the trafficking from endosomes to lysosomes. The ability of these viral proteins to modulate IFN signalling is another example of a successful viral strategy for circumventing the innate immune response, an effect that is generally exploited in persistent virus infections but, in the context of oncogenic viruses such as EBV, may also contribute to tumor development \[[@B129]\].

### 3.1.4. Toll-Like Receptors {#sec3.1.4}

Innate immunity uses several pattern recognition receptors to sense pathogen-associated molecular patterns (PAMPs). The TLRs are the most studied pattern recognition receptors, and activation by pathogen components leads to robust immune response. TLR activation has probably multiple downstream


TLR9 pathway functionality, correlated with a decrease of TLR9 mRNA and protein levels in comparison with noninfected primary B cells \[[@B79]\]. In addition to TLR9, Fathallah et al. observed that EBV infection of primary B cells led to inhibition of TLR2 transcription and functionality \[[@B79]\]. Previous data showed that the major oncoproteins, E6 and E7, from the high-risk HPV type 16 inhibit the expression of TLR9. Thus, the ability to downregulate TLR9 expression is probably a shared property among DNA tumor viruses \[[@B136]\]. Interestingly, the low-risk HPV types, associated with benign cervical lesions, are unable to alter TLR9 expression, suggesting that TLR9 downregulation is an event exclusively associated with carcinogenic viruses \[[@B79]\].

The EBV noncoding RNAs, EBV-encoded RNA 1 (EBER1), and EBER2 are expected to form dsRNA-like structures \[[@B137]\].That was the view of Paul Jenkins following the debut of the centre half in the U23 game against Brighton on Monday night.

The summer signing is working his way back from a cruciate ligament injury suffered in January and the 45 minutes he played at the Riverside was his first since surgery.

"It was my first viewing of Bernardo," says the Lead Coach of the U23s.

"The approach in the dressing room from both players (he replaced Dani Ayala at half-time) was first class. Very professional.

"On the pitch it was one of the best central defending 45 minutes I've seen in a long time. The way he headed the ball, the way he attacked the ball, his leading of the line and positional play were outstanding. I take my hat


where the inflation takes over and is measurable. The linear relation of speed of recession to distance is good up to distances of a few billion light years, then some nonlinearities enter in.
So, yes, there is cosmological expansion at all levels, but it is very small and overwhelmed by local forces at scales less than about 10-30 Mpsec.
It is also worthwhile noting that the cosmological expansion is true, exactly as estimated and modeled, ON THE AVERAGE. There are irregularities at smaller scales, where the matter and energy density is higher, and other areas where it is less. At the 100 Mpsec scale the universe looks homogeneous and isotropic. But those over densities and under densities, make local groups of stars and galaxies have some peculiar velocitiesnerve inflammatory disorders are non-specific and partly effective. This proposal is a preclinical evaluation of FN CS1 peptide antagonism as a targeted anti-inflammatory therapy for CIDP. Inhibiting disease-specific inflammatory pathways has the potential to revolutionize the treatment of chronic peripheral nerve inflammation. The proposed work could lead towards the development of novel, small molecular antagonists for phase I clinical trials in CIDP and other chronic inflammatory neuropathies.


One of the crucial decisions that you can ever make as an individual is ensuring that you have lawyers who will always have your back at any time you need them. So many people today are hiring lawyers, especially when they have some cases in the court of law.

The lawyers that you hire could either help you win your case in the court of law or even get charged severely. This will depend on the nature of the lawyers that you will hire. Today, so many people are hiring lawyers, but they are not getting the legal help that they need. Some of these people end up being jailed, or they are even charging more than they can afford. Even with the simplest offence, your lawyers count aWhile more secure, Chip and PIN technology is costly

Sam’s Club, the warehouse chain owned by Walmart, is unveiling credit cards with chip-enabled safety technology. In fact, they’re declaring themselves the first mass retailer to do so in the U.S. The cards will be co-branded with MasterCard.

Chip and PIN technology is more secure than the magnetic strip on the back of many cards. Target learned that the hard way when it was hacked last year.

Carl Howe, vice president of research and data sciences at Yankee Group, says the biggest obstacle to adopting chip-enabled technology in the U.S. has been cost, including the price tag for overhauling all those point of sale devices where we swipe our cards now.

“Those are expensive devices -- a few thousand dollars each -- and


had a chronic medical illness, and four children were excluded by the faculty member for not meeting ASD diagnostic criteria. So, the final sample for the patient group included 100 children with ASD.

The inclusion criteria for the control group were as followings: 1) No psychiatric disorder diagnosis according to DSM-V 2) An age range of 2--18 years. 3) Not having an infection, inflammatory conditions, chronic physical or mental illness. 4) Not receiving iron supplementation and going on a diet. 5) For preschoolers, normal developmental history and normal Denver II Test. 6) For school-aged children, normal intelligence based on either a WISC-R full scale IQ score above 80 or the average/above academic functioning documented with the last year's final school grades. For the control group, 100 children (an equal numberHappy As We Think

At Christmastime, Christ is all warm fuzzy and cuddly lambs, but the incarnation is one of the essential miracles of our faith, and there is nothing cuddly about being a Christian. Daniel Harrell at Patheos:

Alabama Methodist bishop Will Willimon, formerly the chaplain at Duke University, recounted a conversation he once overheard between two Duke students where the first told the second how he was a Christian, to which the second replied, "Well, whatever works for you." "You don't know much about Christianity do you?" the first student said. "It doesn't work for me. If anything Christianity works on me, changing me into somebody I don't always want to be."

Bishop Willimon went on to talk about how here in America, everything is so much about usefulness;


or as he put it, whether or not something folds out into a bed. In order to make Christianity useful, he said, we reduce it down to sets of simple principles as if Jesus' main mission had been merely to make life in first century Judea easier.

But then you read Jesus' words and you realize that ease of life was the last thing he had in mind. "Realize that if the world hates you," he said, "it hated me first. You do not belong to the world because I have chosen you out of the world. That is why the world hates you. No servant is greater than his master. If they persecuted me, they will persecute you too."

Interesting approach. The first thought that occurred to me was

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embodied in a series of at least 25 contracts. The basic agreements between Chavanoz and ARCT-France are dated October 30, 1954, and July 18, 1962. These are Exhibits 1 and 9. They obligate ARCT-France, in return for exclusive world-wide rights to manufacture and sell the machines, to assign all improvements to Chavanoz and to deliver machines only to persons or firms who have entered into a license agreement to pay royalties on the use of the machines.
11. On February 20, 1959, ARCT-France in carrying out its agreement with Chavanoz, entered into a contract with Whitin Machine Works of Massachusetts for the sales and service of ARCT machines in the United States, Canada, and Mexico. Whitin agreed not to sell the machines to any person or firm not approvedChavanoz undertakes to defend sub-licensees;
(f) Chavanoz may succeed DMRC and deal directly with sub-licensees. *708 Armitage testified that Chavanoz participated in and approved of the institution of the various action by DMRC now before the court and shares their expense.
13. Appendix B is a diagram of the way all these alleged patent rights were pooled and then exploited by ARCT-France and Chavanoz acting in concert. Down one route the machines were made and sold to the throwsters. Down the other route the throwsters were required to pay continuous tribute to France on every pound of yarn run on the machines. Thus, substantial benefits flowed via both routes to these French corporate defendants.
14. On May 27, 1963, ARCT-France made a contract with DMRC for the rental of certain ARCT


machines in the customers' plants. They are employees of ARCT-France.[3] This is a continuation program of insulation and service which ARCT-France carried on through Whitin in the years before it established its own direct subsidiary ARCT, Inc. at Greensboro.

Royalties
19. The American agent DMRC collects the royalties at Spartanburg, South Carolina, and, after payment of expenses, remits half of the royalties to Chavanoz. Chavanoz at all times had had a substantial interest in the royalties located in South Carolina. The money flows to Chavanoz from Spartanburg on a regular and continuous basis. More than 700 of these machines have been sold to throwsters in the United States. Deering Milliken, Inc., alone operates many of these machines in South Carolina. The throwster plaintiffs here operate a number of these machinesjustice." The Court stated:
Historically the jurisdiction of courts to render judgment in personam is grounded on their de facto power over the defendant's person. Hence his presence within the territorial jurisdiction of a court was prerequisite to its rendition of a judgment personally binding him. Pennoyer v. Neff, 95 U.S. 714, 733, 24 L.Ed. 565. But now that the capias ad respondendum has given away to personal service of summons or other form of notice, due process requires only that in order to subject a defendant to a judgment in personam, if he be not present within the territory of the forum, he have certain minimum contacts with it such that the maintenance of the suit does not offend "traditional notions of fair play and substantial justice."
This being


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well in the elections because of their prominence as bloggers did pretty poorly.

So the question has to be whether the debates we have on Lib Dem blogs (up to and including those on Lib Dem Voice) are actually being seen by much of the party membership. And even if blogs do reach lots of people, are they the same people who vote in these elections? (Have there been demographic analyses of how elected conference reps compare to the membership of the party and the population of the country?)

One other thought – why not just call them ‘Federal representatives’ and ‘Regional representatives’ and not mention Conference? Would that encourage more people to take on the role, if it’s not thought of as being just about going to Conference?

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was likewise liable in rem. The Poznan (D. C.) 276 F. 418, 432; The Esrom (C. C. A.) 272 F. 266, at page 269; The Robert R. (C. C. A.) 255 F. 37; The Willie (C. C. A.) 231 F. 865; The New York (D. C.) 93 F. 495, at page 498; The Euripides (D. C.) 52 F. 161. The owner turned over a new seaworthy barge to the charterer, and, inasmuch as she received injuries which rendered her unseaworthy while in the possession of the latter, the negligence of the charterer is presumed in the absence of any explanation. These unexplained injuries caused her sinking and the loss of the cargo. The charterer is therefore primarily liable for libelant's damages as between it and the scow Harperthat he knew of any collision that might have been likely to injure her hull.
The decree is modified so as to hold the Moran Towing & Transportation Company primarily and the scow Harper No. 145 secondarily liable for the damages awarded to libelant and to dismiss the libel as against the Weeks Stevedoring Company, Inc. Costs are allowed to libelant as against Moran Towing & Transportation Company and the scow Harper No. 145 and to Weeks Stevedoring Company, Inc., as against the libelant.


activities is commonly referred to as Time and Effort Reporting.

Documentation standards - non-payroll costs
The nature of documentation required for nonpayroll costs will vary by the nature of the transaction.

Per 2 CFR §200.403, Except where otherwise authorized by statute, costs must meet the following general criteria in order to be allowable under federal awards:

(a) Be necessary and reasonable for the performance of the federal award and be allocable thereto under these principles.
(b) Conform to any limitations or exclusions set forth in these principles or in the federal award as to types or amount of cost items.
(c) Be consistent with policies and procedures that apply uniformly to both federally financed and other activities of the non-federal entity.
(d) Be accorded consistent treatment. A cost may not be assigned to a federalobtained in an effective manner and in compliance laws and regulations, including the prohibition of conflicts of interest, the fair selection of vendors, provide open and free competition among vendors, etc. The suspension and debarment requirement establishes that certain non-federal entities have been prohibited from participating in or receiving federal assistance for various reasons, including prior mismanagement of funds or previous non-compliance of laws and regulations. This prohibition may be temporary (suspension) or indefinite (debarment; until specifically allowed by the government). When performing this purchase, the recipient must verify that the vendor, supplier, provider or their respective principals (e.g., owners, top management, etc.) are not suspended, debarred or otherwise excluded by the federal government. This is done by checking the Excluded Parties List System (EPLS) maintained by the


was quantified using clinical CT tube voltages. Previous studies have indicated that CTNs artificially increased when bismuth shields were used, because bismuth shields cause the beam hardening and make the reconstruction algorithm to report wrong CT numbers. CTNs increased by 18--33 HU in strap and sternocleidomastoid muscles during neck scans and by 20 HU in the chest wall during thoracic scans, which were especially pronounced in the A zone [@bib6], [@bib7], [@bib26], [@bib27]. The tissue-mimicking materials that we used, namely water, polyethylene, and acrylic, are usually used as substitutes for fluids, adipose tissue, and calcification or stone, respectively. When these materials are inserted into the ACR phantom, they can be used for quantitative analysis in diagnostic radiology.

If CTNs increase when a bismuth shield is used, normal fluid mighton the CNR also degraded when a bismuth shield was used during 80-kVp scanning. For quantification-purposed CT imaging, the shift in CTNs caused by bismuth shields may result in a misdiagnosis. Therefore, the use of bismuth shields during low-tube-voltage pediatric CT scans should be considered carefully, especially when CT images are used for quantification. To reduce radiation doses to pediatric patients, the OB-TCM technique and a fixed low tube current-time product determined by TCM techniques may be an alternative [@bib33].

In this study, the CNR decreased slightly when a bismuth shield was used during CT scans because of changes in CTNs and increased image noise. These slight degradations were not reflected in our visual assessments. More attention should be paid to using bismuth shields during CT examinations for quantification


purposes.

Dose reductions to the breast with bismuth shielding for adults have been reported to be in the range of 30%--59%, which is similar to dose reductions of 20.6%--50.5% with shields at 120 kVp observed in our study [@bib10], [@bib34], [@bib35]. Dose reductions at 100 kVp were higher than those at 80, 120, and 140 kVp because the effective photon energy of a 100-kVp X-ray beam is well below the bismuth K-edge (Z = 83 and K-edge energy = 90.5 keV) [@bib36]. Using a bismuth shield during CT scans is an effective method for reducing radiation doses to patients, although image noise and CTN accuracy might be affected. Global reduction of the tube current and OB-TCM techniques are alternative methods for reducing radiation doses without degrading CTN accuracy [@bib6], [@bib18], [@bib33], [@bib35]. However, otheroccurrence, plaintiff had experienced no significant problems with her back.
Following the injury, plaintiff was treated by Dr. Robert Hart, a family practitioner who served as defendant's physician. Dr. Hart recommended therapy for plaintiff's complaints of mid-back pain. Plaintiff's symptoms persisted, and on 31 March 1992, Dr. Hart referred plaintiff to Dr. H. Grey Winfield, an orthopedist. After examination, Dr. Winfield found plaintiff to have full range of motion in the lower extremities, with some evidence of "symptom magnification." Dr. Winfield continued to treat plaintiff through 21 May 1992, after which plaintiff did not return for a follow-up assessment. On 1 April 1992, the parties entered into a Form 21 agreement, compensating plaintiff at a rate of $226.14 per week for "necessary weeks."
*914 On her own initiative, plaintiff sought


Ms. Young and that her sister was diagnosed with rheumatoid arthritis. However, when asked on cross-examination whether he had performed any tests to rule out other forms of rheumatoid disease or illness that could account for Ms. Young's symptoms, Dr. Payne testified that he had not. Indeed, when asked by defense counsel whether those tests had been conducted, Dr. Payne simply responded, "[T]hose studies need to have been done." Additionally, in response to defense counsel's questions about other potential causes of Ms. Young's symptoms, Dr. Payne admitted that he did not attempt to ascertain whether plaintiff suffered from any viral or bacterial illnesses during the time between her injury and his diagnosis of fibromyalgia. This response followed the doctor's acknowledgment of case reports suggesting that fibromyalgia could beinto the UK. While in an ideal world, I would want free movement of people, migration of people who refuse to assimilate will irrevocably harm Europe. I recently spent a fair bit of time in Sweden, including visiting no-go areas of Malmo. Media headlines don’t bother me, and I don’t see migrants as security risks. My problem is that they import exactly the same social values and a culture of irrationality that they left behind. They end up voting in ways that replicates socialism and its associated tyranny on their adopted home. And a 15-minute talk with a guy on the street should tell you in clear terms that “reason” is not an antidote to “irrationality.”

Apart from a possible short-term chaos, Brexit will be very good for the


oldie, but you can’t go wrong with some Left 4 Dead.

You might have already played it (if you haven’t and you like co-op gaming, then what are you doing?) but it’s still great fun to play in 2018. There’s nothing quite like grabbing a few friends and slaying hordes of zombies.

It may seem somewhat dated at this point, and a new instalment is long overdue, but it’s still belongs on any list of co-op games.

Platforms: PC, Mac, Xbox 360

12. Warhammer: End Times – Vermintide

A four-player game in the vein of Left 4 Dead, Vermintide offers a unique hack ‘n’ slashing experience where players fight through hordes of fodder enemies to get through levels, take out bosses, and complete objectives.

It’s a blast to play with friends, and there’s enoughwas approved unanimously in this place at second reading on October 26. All members of all parties supported it at that time. Of course, it is fair for members to support in principle legislation which they then want to see amendments to and then to subsequently vote against it at third reading. However, it is worth noting that at the time, this reflected a very strong consensus of members.

The bill was studied in detail at the Standing Committee on Justice and Human Rights under the very able chairmanship of my friend from Mount Royal. All of the clauses of the bill were approved in committee. I understand the committee heard from many different witnesses, did a detailed analysis of the bill, and reported it back recommending support. Then,


much to the surprise of members here, we had the government, the member for Edmonton Centre, notably the former parliamentary secretary for Canadian heritage, not even somebody responsible ostensibly for anything related to this file, put forward amendments which gut the bill. These amendments were to delete every single clause. When he moved these amendments, he noted that they had not been considered at committee.

Of course, as other members have pointed out already, committees do not consider amendments to delete clauses. They vote on clauses in whole. That is the time when members of the committee can consider whether or not to include a particular clause in the bill. Every one of those clauses was approved by the members of the committee, which of course includes Liberal membersleast one county supervisor and the county executive have also called for Clarke to resign over the jail deaths.

Clarke is also facing mounting scrutiny for his repeated absences from the job last year. Clarke visited 20 states in 2016, according to financial disclosure documents he filed with the county, often to give paid speeches in which he praised Donald Trump. He spent about 60 days out of state last year, the documents show. (Before he campaigned for Trump, Clarke took a trip to Moscow in December 2015 with a delegation from the NRA, during which they met with Russian officials.)

Lady came up, told me I should take this hat off. Told her she should go get her money back for her ugly haircut. That ended THAT! Mic drop!


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Now that youby the journal Preventive Medicine, we now have a compelling reason to put the phone down – and not just at bedtime.

The University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine released findings showing that young adults who spend many hours on social media during the day or who check in frequently are more likely to experience sleep problems. The study analyzed questionnaires of 1,788 U.S. adults ages 19-32 regarding the top 11 social media platforms:

“On average, study participants spent a total of 61 minutes per day on social media and accessed their various social media accounts 30 times per week.

“Nearly 30 percent of participants reported high levels of sleep disturbance. Perhaps even more telling? The young adults who reported the highest levels of social media use on a daily basis


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Cornstarch – Add enough water to make a paste and apply to affected areas

Yogurt – Apply yogurt to affected areas and then rinse off in a cool shower

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Center ("CCC"). Mize was also advised that a violation of his community control could lead

to other sanctions, a longer sanction, or up to eight years in prison.

       {¶ 3} Mize served his sentence on the first robbery conviction and was released from

prison. Soon thereafter, he violated the terms of his community control when he did not

complete the CCC program. The trial court continued Mize's community control sanctions

and ordered that Mize complete a different program through a different community residential

sanction, which was River City. For purposes of resolving the issues herein, both CCC and

River City are considered community-based-correction-facilities (CBCF). Mize was informed

once again that a violation of his community control would result in a possible prison

sentence. Mize completed the


River City program as ordered, thereby complying with that

specific community control sanction.

       {¶ 4} Later in 2017, Mize again violated the terms of his community control when he

was convicted in the Hamilton County Court of Common Pleas for aggravated robbery with a

firearm specification. The Butler County trial court then revoked Mize's community control

and ordered him to serve seven years in prison consecutive to the sentence imposed by the

Hamilton County Court of Common Pleas. In so doing, the Butler County trial court made the

requisite findings for consecutive sentences. Mize now appeals the Butler County sentence,

raising the following assignments of error.

       {¶ 5} Assignment of Error No. 1:

       {¶ 6} THE TRIALto one count of sexual battery and one count of domestic

violence. On the sexual battery charge, the trial court sentenced Paige to a 42-month prison

term followed by postrelease control for five years. The trial court sentenced Paige to

community control on the domestic violence conviction. The sanctions included time in a

CBCF, completion of an anger management program, and a no-contact order. Paige

appealed his sentence to the Eighth District Court of Appeals, arguing that he had received

an improper sentence because the sentencing statutes did not permit a prison term followed

by community control sanctions that included additional confinement in a CBCF. State v.

Paige, 8th Dist. Cuyahoga No. 104109, 2016-Ohio-7615. The Eighth District agreed and

vacated Paige's sentence on the domestic violence conviction.

        {¶ 14} On


concurrent prison

term." Id. at ¶ 10. (Emphasis added.) Instead, the sentencing statutes only require that the

duration of all community controls sanctions shall not exceed five years. R.C. 2929.15(A)(1).

       {¶ 17} The supreme court recognized that the trial court erred by ordering Paige's

placement in a CBCF upon his release from prison because that sentence equated to an

improper consecutive term of imprisonment. According to R.C. 2929.41(A), a prison term

"shall" be served concurrently with any other prison term, jail term, or sentence of
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sentencing arena – is not the law of Ohio. Paige, 2018-Ohio-813 at ¶ 8. Since an offender

can receive a sentence on each felony conviction, separate and apart from the other, as

authorized by Ohio statutes, we find no legislative authorization requiring community control

to be served only, and always, concurrently.

       {¶ 27} The dissent determines that when rendering the sanction of imprisonment for

one offense and the sanction of community control


to be superfluous. The majority in Ervin I holds that there is no

statutory authority to sentence a defendant to a consecutive community control term. I

agree. There is no such statutory authority. But, there is also no statutory authority to

sentence a defendant to a concurrent community control term. Yet, the Ohio Supreme Court

affirmed that very sentence in Paige. The "silence means concurrent" case law and statutory

authority are applicable to terms of imprisonment, not to community control sanctions in this

analysis.

        {¶ 60} Two statutes address the execution of imposed sentences. R.C. 2929.15(A)

as enacted in 1996 and R.C. 2957.01 as amended in 2004 from a probation tolling statute to

a community control tolling statute. Mize's convictions occurred in 2008. The amended

version of R.C. 2951.07 isoffender is brought before the court for its

further action." (Emphasis added.) R.C. 2951.07 would cover all confinement during

community control, while R.C. 2929.15(A) would only cover confinement imposed for the

commission of any offense while under community control.

       {¶ 61} The dissent argues R.C. 2951.07 only applies to violations of the instant

community control. I do not read the statute to be limited in that way. Rather, I read the

statute to toll community control during all confinement, whether that confinement is imposed

before, after, or contemporaneously with the community control sanction. Under my reading

of this statute, trial courts need not say "concurrent" or "consecutive."        To do so is

superfluous in that R.C. 2951.07 tolls the imposed community control term the


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Supreme Court held that "'the only sentence which a trial judge may impose is that provided

for by statute * * *.'" Id. at ¶ 12, citing State v. Beasley, 14 Ohio St.3d 74, 75 (1984). In a

well-written opinion by the Eighth District, the court appropriately noted that "appellate courts

had all too often flipped that proposition of law on its head and affirmed sentences under the

rationale that the legislature had not specifically precluded the imposed sentence."

Anderson, 2016-Ohio-7044 at ¶ 7. This court agreed with that proposition in Ervin"sentencing packages" is irrelevant in this instance,
as it is clear that the trial court appropriately considered each conviction separately. The trial court did not
impose Mize's prison sentence and community control sanction for a single felony offense. Paige at ¶ 6.
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{¶ 93} The Ohio Supreme Court's decision in Paige does not involve the same

sentencing situation as in present in this case. The issue in this case is currently pending

before the Supreme Court in Hitchcock. As previously noted, the question pending before

the Court is "[w]hether a trial court may impose a term of residential or nonresidential

community control sanctions on one felony count, to be served consecutively to a term of

imprisonment imposed on another count." This court's decision in Ervin answered that

certified question unanimously in the negative. This court's decision in Mize answers the

certified question in the affirmative. Furthermore, I believe any reliance on R.C. 2951.07

would be misplaced, as that provision merely addresses how a sentence is executed, not

whether the trial court has the necessary sentencing authority. Reliance thereon would

renderIndividuals and businesses today communicate through a variety of messages including electronic mail (including e-mails with video or voice attachments or AOL™ “instant messages”), pager messages, facsimile (fax) and electronic voice mail.
In many cases these messages are managed by more than one computer program. Such multi-program solutions are cumbersome as they generally require significant familiarity with more than one program and further require accessing each program to manage the receipt and dispatch of different types of messages. This results in loss of time and overly complex means for achieving user objectives.
Single programs for managing such variety of messages are known, but such known programs do not provide full remote access via the Internet to management of messages and contact information. The use of the Internet is desirable for


numerous reasons, including the common use of the Internet Protocol as a communication standard, the general availability of electronic devices that are web-enabled and the cost savings of using the Internet. Full Internet access is desirable because message and contact management users may want to access their message and contact management system from a plurality of locations and/or plurality of communication devices (e.g. lap top, cellular phone or WAP-enabled hand held computer etc.). Full remote access permits the receipt of messages at any location on any type of communication device, with remote access to functions of the message management system such as address books, security settings, rules (e.g. automated response), text-to-speech functionality etc.
Prior art messaging systems and programs such as SYMANTEC's™ TALK WORKS PRO™, SIEMENS'™ XPRESSIONS470™ NOKIA/TELEKOL's™ INTEGRAX™,the word “communication” is used in accordance with its broad technical definition. In particular, “communication” for the purpose of this document means exchange or accessing of any information, including information formats, using predefined protocols understood by communicating entities. It should be understood that for “communication” to occur, there is no requirement for a human user. “Communication” can in this way be contrasted from “messaging” which is generally understood to relate to communication between more than one human user.
Also, by “portal” what is generally understood is a means for facilitating communication from point A to B. More than one interconnected computer or process may co-operate to provide a single “portal”. For example, a first computer or process comprising the “portal” may provide means for locating B at least once.


taxes on the middle class, abandoning its principles for its political paymasters,” Senator Charles Schumer of New York, the Democratic leader, said in the lead-up to the vote.

In the end, Republicans decided to essentially ignore a late report from the congressional Joint Committee on Taxation finding that their bill would add $1 trillion to the debt over 10 years because it wouldn’t translate to the kind of economic growth party leaders had promised. The nonpartisan analysis came out on Thursday at the same time that GOP deficit hawks, led by Corker and Jeff Flake of Arizona, were learning that their proposal for a provision triggering future tax increases would not comply with Senate budget rules.

But rather than accommodate the deficit hawks by scaling back the tax cuts, partyprovides many schemas as examples, all of which have varying data types, due to variations in how individual database vendors handle data types. The following image shows an ERD model of all 6 tables and their relationships to one another:

![Spring Batch Meta-Data ERD](https://www.docs4dev.com/images/58a0ff31-cd97-44a1-a1ad-bbaf97dc1d8e.png)

Figure 1. Spring Batch Meta-Data ERD

#### A.1.1. Example DDL Scripts

The Spring Batch Core JAR file contains example scripts to create the relational tables for a number of database platforms (which are, in turn, auto-detected by the job repository factory bean or namespace equivalent). These scripts can be used as is or modified with additional indexes and constraints as desired. The file names are in the form  `schema-*.sql` , where "*" is the short name of the target database platform. The scripts are in the package


execution.

-
`READ_COUNT` : The number of items read during this execution.

-
`FILTER_COUNT` : The number of items filtered out of this execution.

-
`WRITE_COUNT` : The number of items written and committed during this execution.

-
`READ_SKIP_COUNT` : The number of items skipped on read during this execution.

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`WRITE_SKIP_COUNT` : The number of items skipped on write during this execution.

-
`PROCESS_SKIP_COUNT` : The number of items skipped during processing during this execution.

-
`ROLLBACK_COUNT` : The number of rollbacks during this execution. Note that this count includes each time rollback occurs, including rollbacks for retry and those in the skip recovery procedure.

-
`EXIT_CODE` : Character string representing the exit code of the execution. In the case of a command-line job, this may berestricts ATR kinase activation and Chk1 signalling after IR to S and G2 phase ([@gkt833-B6],[@gkt833-B7]). This premise is challenged, however, by the recent finding that CtIP is dispensable for Chk1 phosphorylation after treatment with camptothecin or IR ([@gkt833-B8]).

Because ataxia telangiectasia patients, who typically express no ATM protein, are the most radiosensitive humans that have been identified ([@gkt833-B9]), it has long been postulated that ATM kinase inhibitors will significantly increase the efficacy of targeted radiotherapy. In contrast to ATM and its downstream target Chk2, ATR and its downstream target Chk1 are essential genes in the mouse ([@gkt833-B10]). Although it is known that overexpression of a kinase inactive ATR mutant causes increased sensitivity to several DNA-damaging agents ([@gkt833-B3],[@gkt833-B4]), the lethality of ATR deletion has impeded the study of ATR kinase-dependent


virus was purchased from Invitrogen.

Cell culture and irradiation
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Dr. Jiri Lukas (University of Copenhagen) and Dr. Stephen Jackson (University of Cambridge) provided U2OS cells stably expressing green fluorescent protein (GFP)-tagged ATR or p53-binding protein 1 (53BP1). Dr. Jill Siegfried (University of Pittsburgh Cancer Institute) provided the lung cancer cells 201 T and 239 T ([@gkt833-B15]). U2OS, Calu6, H460 and cell line authentication were purchased from the American Type Culture Collection. Cells were cultured in Basal Medium Eagle/1% glutamine (Life Technologies) or Dulbecco's modified Eagle medium (DMEM) (Lonza) supplemented with 10% fetal bovine serum (Atlanta Biologicals), 100 U/ml penicillin and 100 µg/ml streptomycin (Lonza). For synchronization, cells were blocked in S phase with 2 mM thymidine for 24 h, released for 4 h and blocked in M phase with 100× 300 DPI).

Inhibition of Chk1 does not phenocopy inhibition of ATR
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To determine whether abrogated Chk1 kinase signalling was associated with the radiosensitization, exponentially growing U2OS cells were exposed to 2 Gy IR and treated with the Chk1 kinase inhibitor UCN-01 ([@gkt833-B21]) for 1 h (+15 to +75 min post IR). Chk1 kinase-dependent signalling to CDC25C, as measured by S216 phosphorylation, was determined at 75 min, 8 h, 16 h and 24 h after IR. While Chk1 kinase-dependent CDC25C phosphorylation was observed at the 75 min time point, no defect in CDC25C levels or serine-216 phosphorylation at 8 h, 16 h or 24 h were observed suggesting that transient inhibition of Chk1 kinase activity for 1 h after IR has no long-term consequences on CDC25C ([Supplementary Figure S2C](http://nar.oxfordjournals.org/lookup/suppl/doi:10.1093/nar/gkt833/-/DC1)). To


as the endogenous protein, to investigate the formation of IR-induced ATR foci in G1 phase cells. We transduced an asynchronous population of U2OS cells that stably expresses GFP-ATR, exposed the cells to 10 Gy IR and fixed them after 1 h or monitored them by live cell microscopy for one day. IR-induced GFP-ATR foci formed in both Cdt1-RFP positive and negative cells ([Figure 4](#gkt833-F4){ref-type="fig"}E). Furthermore, live cell imagining of cells with GFP-ATR foci revealed a population of cells that decreased Cdt1-RFP expression in an interval of 2--8 h post IR (see movies in [Supplementary Information](http://nar.oxfordjournals.org/lookup/suppl/doi:10.1093/nar/gkt833/-/DC1)). This is important because it excludes the possibility that the observed GFP-ATR foci in these Cdt1-RFP positive cells result from IR-induced damage in mitotic cells or appeared at the onset of S phase.

ATRhours.

Botswana confirmed its first cases of coronavirus on Monday.

Australia and New Zealand say a high proportion of those diagnosed with coronavirus in those nations are young people.

A 12-year-old girl has died from the coronavirus in Belgium, CNN reported quoting a spokeswoman for the Belgian Health ministry.

The former president of the Republic of Congo, Jacques Joaquim Yhombi-Opango, has died in Paris from complications related to coronavirus.

Meanwhile, the World Bank said that "significant economic pain seems unavoidable" in the Asia Pacific region.

American Airlines, one of the world's richest carriers, said it will apply for $12 billion in government aid. British Airways announced that it is suspending all flights from London's Gatwick airport.

On Monday, the World Health Organization released guidelines to help countries maintain essential services during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Chinese Health


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To enjoy one\'s food, and to share food with other people, can be one of the daily pleasures in life. We might not always enjoy what we eat, but there is a widespread assumption that enjoyment *should* play an important role in our consumption of food. Cultural greetings used when commencing eating orient toward enjoyment (e.g., "bon appétit" "smaklig") and restaurant staff may ask customers if they enjoyed their meal. Despite this normative orientation to enjoyment, there is surprisingly little research that examines enjoyment or pleasure as these become relevant during eating practices. One could argue that health issues around food have been prioritized over enjoyment, and that the two categories (health, pleasure) have been treated as antagonistic to one another. The pleasurable aspects of eating haveChandon, [@B5]). The moralistic undercurrent that runs through this dichotomy is explored in Vogel and Mol ([@B45]) account of dieting advice in the Netherlands, in which a small group of dieticians are promoting self-care and mindfulness (is this food good for me?) rather than restraint and punishment (am I being good?). Focusing on the sensory pleasures of food was also found, experimentally, to lead people to eat less while enjoying the food more (Cornil and Chandon, [@B5]). What is becoming clear, therefore, is that eating enjoyment has been a neglected research area across the social sciences, characterized primarily in terms of individual pleasure and marginalized in favor of health. These patterns continue as we focus more closely now on how eating enjoyment has been considered within children\'s eating


as an Interactional Practice Within Infant Mealtimes
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To summarize, there is a paucity of research on eating enjoyment across the social sciences, and even less that focuses on enjoyment as a social practice. With regards to children, very little is known about how the pleasures of food become part of their eating practices. The current paper therefore examines the earliest moments of infant feeding to contribute to this area and to help bridge the gap between cultural and psychological research on eating enjoyment. The analysis also has relevance for conversation analytic and developmental psychology work on caregiver-infant interaction, particularly during weaning, and for emerging work on sensory practices in interaction.

As noted above, video observational work on infant-feeding interactions has received limited attention to date. A few notable studies offeeding has also begun to examine the role of infants\' eye gaze in the coordination of feeding (Kochukhova and Gredebäck, [@B20]) and indicators of hunger or satiety (McNally et al., [@B26]). The current paper adds to this collection by examining the verbal (specifically, non-lexical sounds) of the parents alongside the embodied movements of hands, spoons, and food.

Eating enjoyment, considered here as an interactional practice, can also be understood as part of a range of embodied behaviors that are intersubjective and observable phenomena (Majid and Levinson, [@B23]) through the ways in which they are interactionally organized (Mondada, [@B32]). In this way, the paper aims to contribute to emerging linguistics work on "sensory practices," rather than senses *per se* (e.g., Guth and Runte, [@B16]; Mann, [@B24]). Previous discursive work on


an exclusive presence of object-side assessments. That enjoyment is often conflated specifically with "liking" in the child feeding literature is therefore of concern. While the lack of subject-side assessments does not mean that *mmms* could not indicate an infant\'s liking of a food, the findings here suggest that something else is going on with regards to *mmms* and orienting to enjoyment that relates more to the assessment of the food than to personal preferences.

The table above provides an overview of the number and form of *mmms* but no sense of how they were situated within infant meals nor what their purpose or consequences might follow. To investigate further, therefore, the *mmms* were examined in terms of how and where they were sequentially positioned within the meals. Four differentparts of the mouth.

![Image published with the written informed consent of the depicted adult and of the parents of the depicted child.](fpsyg-10-01404-g0004){#F4}

There is evidence that the *mmm* works as much as an assessment term on its own (in reference to something being "good" or "nice") as much as it does a marker of enjoyment or pleasure in particular (see Wiggins, [@B50]). In some cases, such as extract 5 below, parents make explicit their orientation to checking their infant\'s assessment of the food. In this example, Jess has been eating for some time; her parents have finished their own meal and it is Dad who stays to sit with Jess and talk to her as she continues to eat. Jess is picking up and chewing food on her own