is 2, and progressively increases by one number after each second presentation (i.e., 2, 2, 3, 3, 4, 4, etc digits). The test is terminated when two sequences of the same number of digits are falsely repeated or not repeated at all. The outcome measure is the total number of correctly repeated sequences in forward condition, plus the total number of correctly repeated sequences in backward condition. There are 16 and 14 sequences in the forward and the backward condition, the last one corresponding to 8 and 7 digits, respectively. The best possible score is 30, while in practice primary school children (aged from 6 to 11) do not usually achieve any better than 15.

### Sustained Auditory Attention Test (SAA) {#S2.SS2.SSS4}

The Sustained Auditory Attention standardized test consists ([@B83])in smaller ages (i.e., 6--7 years old), but this difference gets smaller in the end of primary school years (i.e., 12 years old). Thus, children with APD, present with a delay in maturation until the first primary school years, which is compensated (partially or maybe completely in some cases) by rapid maturation pace (compared to children with typical development) in later ages. However, it is crucial to point out that the period during which auditory processing is compromised may have detrimental and possibly irreversible effects in the knowledge and academic/social skill acquisition, and psychological development for the individual child ([@B6]; [@B44]; [@B90]; [@B59]). A possible limitation of the study regarding this interpretation is the bimodal distribution of isochrony scores which might compromise the robustness of the correlation analysis.


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Problem Link:: http://www.hackerearth.com/the-big-bang-challenge/algorithm/subset-and-4/
The problem is that you are given a number Z and some n integers. You have to find whether there is a subset of n integers AND (the bitwise operator) Z gives zero, if it does then print "Yes" else print "No".
I know a simple approach would be just to AND all the input n numbers and Z and see if it gives zero. But I couldn't realize this when I first saw the question. And I actually felt very dumb for it.
This is my code that I first wrote when I read the question::
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instance thinks that everything has been settled--but Carr now spurns the
settlement, refuses to accept adverse judicial decisions on the subject, and has
initiated additional efforts to collect what he claims as his share.
No. 07-1767                                                                Page 2

       One such effort has occurred in this litigation. Some issues in the suit were
resolved by settlement, and the rest on an appeal last year.by an order dismissing for lack of subject-matter jurisdiction,
and at all events has been superseded by Fed. R. App. P. 3(c) (adopted in 1968), the
No. 07-1767                                                               Page 3

Bankruptcy Code of 1978, and decisions such as Marino.

      Carr’s appeal is part of a fight unrelated to this litigation. There is no reason
why Cooper and the other plaintiffs, or the IBM pension plan,


or the law firms that
have handled the ERISA litigation, should shoulder any of the cost of resolving this
dispute between Carr and his ex-partners.

       The motion for sanctions under Rule 38 is granted, because the appeal is
frivolous. (That makes it unnecessary to decide whether the appeal is also
vexatious.) The appellees are entitled to reimbursement for the attorneys’ fees
incurred in defending this appeal.

        The appeal is dismissed for want of jurisdiction. Appellees have 14 days to
file a statement of their costs plus the attorneys’ fees reasonably incurred in
handling Carr’s appeal. Carr will have 10 days to respond.
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I found a same question here but seem like it's not what I want.

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#RHYSROCKS

About the group

Fundraising for RHYS

Our twin boys Dylan and Rhys were born 8 weeks premature, Dylan was heartbreakingly born sleeping weighing 1lb 10 oz and Rhys weighed 4lb 11 oz, Rhys went straight into the neonatal unit where he thrived and came home after 4 weeks. It was around 6 months that we noticed that Rhys wasn't reaching his milestones and his feet and bottoms of his legs were very stiff. He couldn't sit unaided, couldn't crawl on all fours and couldn't do a number of things that babies the same age could do.

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motivate mission? Unfortunately, I don’t hear anyone talking about this in the current atonement debates. Perhaps, if we take Schmiechen’s argument to heart, we could embrace a more multiform witness to the atonement without simply discarding certain theories because we find them ill-equipped to motivate mission (or less palpable to modern sensibilities)?

Questions: (1) What is the primary theory of the atonement used in your church community? (2) Do you believe this theory influences church life (community practices, mission, etc…)? How? (3) Do you find yourself drawn to certain theories because of what they say about the atonement or because of their implications for church life?

15 thoughts on “(Saving Power, Ch. 12) How does atonement theology influence the forms of the Church?”

This is a very challenging chapter as describedby Kent. The break point of the Christian Faith has always been the missional passion of its people. Belief is easy, action has always been difficult. Belief is personal, whereas action requires engagement of others. Maybe it is a direct result of the bondage that the Reformation wrought in protestants to champion justification above all else. Anti-Nomialism (sp.?) is just as alive today as it was 300 years ago. To most reformed churches (of which I claim a certain theological heritage) sanctification theology is scary and dangerous. I will admit that my justification theology is much more succinct and developed than my sanctification theology, much to my discredit.

I think that most of us would agree that the majority of church parishioners today act without thought for theology or


with a thought towards Jesus. I would even attest that I myself fall too often into this camp! Even worse, in my estimation, the church herself does not often mention theology in its preaching or teaching. It seems to be in vogue today to have a minimalist approach to theological distinctives in hopes of creating a more interdenominational church. Ergo, theologically informed preaching and teaching is not emphasized in hopes of being more “accepting” of others religious backgrounds and traditions. Therefore, I do not know how to respond to Kent’s first question.

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{\rm d}m \Bigr).
\label{Nev}$$ Note that when $\mu=m$ this becomes Szegő’s theorem. Nevai proved that this conjecture is correct when $w$ satisfies additional regularity assumptions. Further results in that direction were obtained by Rakhmanov [@Rakh] and Máté–Nevai–Totik [@MNT]. In [@Rakh] (see the very end of Section 3) Rakhmanov discusses a similar question, and guesses that it may have a positive answer at least when $\mu$ has a smooth density and $\log w\in L^p(m)$ with some $p>2$ (this is also refuted by Theorem \[thm:anti-Nevai\]). One can find a thorough discussion of the Nevai conjecture and related topics in the Simon treatise [@Simon Sections 2.9, 9.4, 9.10].

In the situation described in Theorem \[thm:anti-Nevai\], relation fails because for some unbounded $w$ with convergent logarithmic integral, we can have $e_n(w\mu)/e_n(\mu)\to\infty$, $n\to\infty$. It turns out that for bounded $w$ with convergent logarithmic$\Box$

Proof of estimate (i)
---------------------

Consider the measure $$\rho =
\sum_{k=1}^{n+1}\Bigl( \sum_{j{\geqslant}0} a_{k+j(n+1)} \Bigr) \delta_{e^{2\pi{\rm i}k/(n+1)}}\,,$$ By the monotonicity of the sequence $a$, $$\min_{1{\leqslant}k {\leqslant}n+1}\, \sum_{j{\geqslant}0} a_{k+j(n+1)} = \sum_{j{\geqslant}1} a_{j(n+1)}.$$ Hence, $$\rho {\geqslant}\Bigl( \sum_{j{\geqslant}1} a_{j(n+1)} \Bigr)
\sum_{{\lambda}^{n+1}=1} \delta_{\lambda},$$ and Lemma \[lemma:inv\] yields estimate (i). $\Box$

Proof of estimate (ii)
----------------------

Given a measure $\rho = \sum_{j{\geqslant}1} a_j \delta_{{\lambda}_j}$, we take $k$ and ${\varepsilon}$ so that ${\varepsilon}k \ll 1 \ll {\varepsilon}n$ (their values will be chosen at the end of the proof), let $E=\{{\lambda}_1, \ldots , {\lambda}_k\}$, and, denoting by $E_{+{\varepsilon}}$ the ${\varepsilon}$-neighbourhood of the set $E$, note that $m(E_{+{\varepsilon}}){\leqslant}2k{\varepsilon}$.

Our goal is to construct a polynomial $P$ of degree at most $n$ such that $|P(0)|\simeq 1$, $\max_{\mathbb T}|P| \lesssim 1$, and $P$ is very small on $E$. Then $$e_n(\rho)^2 \lesssim   \rho({\mathbb T}\setminus E)
+ \max_E |P|^2\,.$$


a probability measure on ${\mathbb T}$ and let $n{\geqslant}2$ be a positive integer.

[**(A)**]{} Suppose that $e_n(\rho){\leqslant}e^{-\Omega}$. Then there are $p{\leqslant}n$ closed arcs $I_1$, …, $I_p$ on ${\mathbb T}$ such that $${\rm cap} \Bigl( \bigcup_{1{\leqslant}\ell {\leqslant}p} I_\ell \Bigr) {\leqslant}e^{-\frac12 \frac{\Omega}n}
\quad {\rm and\quad } \rho \bigl( \mathbb T \setminus \bigcup_{1{\leqslant}\ell{\leqslant}p} I_\ell \bigr) {\leqslant}e^{-\Omega}.$$

[**(B)**]{} Suppose that there are $p{\leqslant}n$ closed arcs $I_1$, …, $I_p$ on ${\mathbb T}$ such that $${\rm cap} \Bigl( \bigcup_{1{\leqslant}\ell {\leqslant}p} I_\ell \Bigr) {\leqslant}e^{-\frac{\Omega}n}
\quad
{\rm and\quad } \rho \bigl( \mathbb T \setminus \bigcup_{1{\leqslant}\ell{\leqslant}p} I_\ell \bigr)
{\leqslant}e^{-\Omega}$$ with $\Omega {\geqslant}C_1n$. Then $e_{Cn}(\rho){\leqslant}e^{-\Omega/4}$. Here $C$ and $C_1$ are positive numerical constants.

Theorem \[thm:superexp\_capacity\] immediately yields a necessary and sufficient condition for super-exponential decay of the sequence $e_n(\rho)$, cf. [@ST Chapter 4].

\[cor-superexponent\] Let $\rho$ be a positive measure on ${\mathbb T}$. Then the following are equivalent:

[**(a)**]{} thegenerated by the sequences $(\alpha_j)$ and $(\ell_j)$, and let $N_n =\sum_{j=0}^n \ell_j$. Then $$\prod_{j=0}^n \frac12\, \Bigl( 1+\sqrt{1-\alpha_j^2}\, \Bigr)
{\leqslant}e_{N_n}(\rho)^2 {\leqslant}\prod_{j=0}^n \Bigl( 1 - \frac{\alpha_j^2}4\, \Bigr).$$

In particular, for $\alpha_j\to 0$, we have $$2\log e_{N_n}(\rho) = - \frac14 \sum_{j=0}^n \alpha_j^2
+ O\Bigl( \sum_{j=0}^n \alpha_j^4\, \Bigr),$$ while, for $\alpha_j =1$, $j\in{\mathbb Z}_+$, we get $$-(n+1) \log 2 {\leqslant}2 \log e_{N_n}(\rho) {\leqslant}-(n+1) \log\frac43\,.$$

Proof of Theorem \[thm:RieszProd\]
----------------------------------

First, we note that the moments of the measures $\rho$ and $\rho_n$ coincide up to the order $N_n=\sum_{j=0}^n \ell_j$. So the corresponding orthogonal polynomials (as well as their $L^2(\rho)$- and $L^2(\rho_n)$-norms) coincide too: $Q_{N_n}(\rho) = Q_{N_n}(\rho_n)$, and $e_{N_n}(\rho)=e_{N_n}(\rho_n)$.

### Proof of the lower bound:

The proof is straightforward and uses a familiar integral $$\int_{-\pi}^{\pi} \log\bigl( 1+\alpha\cos\theta\bigr)\, \frac{{\rm d}\theta}{2\pi}
= \log \Bigl( \frac12 \bigl(1+\sqrt{1-{\alpha}^2}\bigr)\, \Bigr).$$ Since the measure $\rho_n$ has a convergent logarithmic integral,


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The government urged the district court to apply a 1968 regulation, 1613-3(c) (6). /  3/ This regulation creates a presumption that a price is not representative if the price plus the cost of all nonmining processes regularly exceeds the actual sales price of the finished product.  The theory of the presumption is that an integrated miner-manufacturer which shows year after year of profit from its mining operation and year after year of loss from its manufacturing operation must be overestimating the price of its raw product, and therefore overestimating the expenses of its manufacturing phase.  The hypothesis is that no business would continue a milling operation which resulted in actual losses over a number of years.

11
The district judge found the presumption inapplicable to taxpayer, becauseof milling losses existed.

12
Exhibits 16 and 17 show mining profits for each of the 18 years and manyfacturing profits for only six of those years.  Exhibits 24 and 25, using the representative price adjustment, show mining profits for eight of the 11 years and manufacturing profits for six.  Taxpayer's president testified that the manufacturing losses in 1958 and 1959 were caused by depressed market conditions which improved after 1963.  He said Bloomington Limestone closed one mill and cut down operations in others in 1958 and 1959, but continued operating the mills at a loss in the hope that the market would change.

13
We believe this evidence is sufficient to support the finding that manufacturing losses were not regular enough to activate the presumption of 1.613-3(c)(6).

14
The government


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Have you had a chance to talk to Fabo from D4L about “Stoner”? I feel like you are doing people a huge favor by shouting him out and keeping his name alive in 2014.

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Through four decades as a leader in both his profession and his volunteer activities, Gary R. Gaydos enriched the lives of countless people in his home town of Florissant, North St. Louis County, the St. Louis region, and beyond.

Mr. Gaydos became the manager of the Florissant Civic Center Theatre in 1978, six years after the theatre was built along with the J. Eagen Civic Center in Florissant, one of Missouri’s oldest settlements and its 12th largest city. Until he retired in 2016, he was the driving force of the theatre’s programming, long-range planning, and day-to-day operations. In his final year, more than 120,000 people attended performances by local community theatre companies, concert bands, dance studios,


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A two-story arts center shares an industrial building with a century-old crane and hauling company. A mile east, four converted warehouses overlooking the company’s crane yard host studios, retail space, and galleries—plus the residential loft of the spouses responsible for the company, arts center, and studio complex: Dick Belger and Evelyn Craft Belger.

“Their work in refurbishing and repurposing structures to create artist creative and working spaces,” says Jeffrey J. Bentley, executive director of Kansas City Ballet, “has been truly heroic.”

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active medium in the presence of an external driving force \[4-6\]. In spite of significant theoretical and experimental efforts towards understanding these dynamics, many aspects of this problem are still unclear.

For equilibrium cases, the Langevin equation has been a powerful tool for investigating the stochastic dynamics of a particle in a homogeneous environment. The effect of the environment can be described by introducing a linear friction with memory and Gaussian colored noise $$\frac{{\rm d}p(t)}{{\rm d}t}=-\int_{-\infty}^t \Gamma(t-s)\dot{q}(s){\rm d}s+R(t),$$ where $q(t)$ and $p(t)$ denote the position and momentum of the particle, respectively. Here, the zero-mean Gaussian noise $R(t)$ satisfies the fluctuation-dissipation relation of the second kind $$\left<R(t)R(t') \right>=k_{\rm B} T\Gamma(|t-t'|).$$ The friction kernel $\Gamma(t)$ reflects the dynamical properties of the environment. The validity of the Langevin equation has been confirmedIn order to estimate the correction term $Rem$ in Eq. (34), we note that the relaxation time of the correlation function of $ u_k^{\lambda=0}(t)$, $$\left< u_k^{\lambda=0}(t) u_{-k'}^{\lambda=0}(0) \right>=\frac{2 \pi k_{\rm B}T}{\omega_k^2} \frac{1}{\sqrt{\gamma^2-4\omega_k^2}}\left(\alpha_{k+}e^{\alpha_{k-}t}-\alpha_{k-}e^{\alpha_{k+}t}  \right)\delta(k-k'),$$ is about $\gamma^{-1}$. Furthermore, the dominant contribution of the $k$ integral in Eq. (33) comes from a region near $k=1/a$. Thus, we have $Rem=O\left(\left< \delta v^2 \right>/a^2 \gamma^2 \right)$. Since the correction term can be dropped because of the condition (24), we obtain the correlation of the random force as $$\left<R(t)R^*(t') \right>=k_{\mathrm B} T\Gamma^{(0)}(|t-t'|).$$ From this result, we also obtain the following expression for $C_{\rm ss}(\omega)$: $$C_{\rm ss}(\omega)=\frac{2k_{\mathrm B}T\:{\rm Re}\tilde{\Gamma}^{(0)}(\omega)}{{\rm Re}\tilde{\Gamma}_{\rm eff}(\omega)^2+(M\omega+{\rm Im}\tilde{\Gamma}_{\rm eff}(\omega))^2}.$$ Furthermore, the kinetic temperature defined by $$\begin{aligned}
k_{\mathrm B}T_{\mathrm K}=M \left <\delta v(t)^2 \right>\end{aligned}$$ is given by $$k_{\mathrm B}T_{\mathrm K}=\int \frac{{\rm d}\omega}{2\pi} \frac{2


limit for the mean velocity $v_{\rm s}$ = 0.0 (solid line), 0.5 (dashed line), and 1.0 (dotted line). Parameters: $\lambda=1$, $g=1$, $K=0.2$, $a=1$, $\gamma=2.0$. []{data-label="fig:4"}](figure4.eps){width="80mm"}

### The strong-friction limit

We next consider the strong-friction limit $$\gamma \gg \omega_{k=1/a}=\sqrt{K+(c_s/a)^2}.$$ Noting that $\alpha_{k\pm} \simeq -\omega_k^2/\gamma,\:-\gamma$, $G_k(t)$ becomes $$G_k(t)=\lambda^2 \frac{k^4}{\omega_k^2} \: \tilde{V}_{\rm int}(k)^2  e^{-\frac{\omega^2_k}{\gamma}t}.$$ Let us investigate the asymptotic behavior of $\Gamma_{\rm eff}(t)$ in the large-$t$ region. Since the integrand of Eq. (25) has dominant contribution in $k \sim 0$ in the large-$t$ region, one can replace $\tilde{V}_{\rm int}(k)$ with a constant value $\tilde{V}_{\rm int}(0)$. Moreover, $\Gamma^{(1)}(t)$ has the contribution of $O((v_{\rm s}/c_{\rm s})^2)$ for a small velocity $v_{\rm s} \ll a \gamma, c_{\rm s} $. Consequently, we describe the large-$t$ behavior of $\Gamma_{\rm eff}(t)$ as the following: $$\Gamma_{\rm eff}(t) \sim \frac{1}{K} P(t)$\gamma$ = 1.0 (solid line), 2.0 (dashed line), and 3.0 (dotted line). Parameters: $\lambda=1$, $g=1$, $K=0.2$, $a=1$. []{data-label="fig:5"}](figure5.eps){width="80mm"}

![ Drag force $\tilde{\Gamma}^{(0)}(\omega=0) v_s$ for the strong-friction limit as a function of mean velocity for $\gamma$ = 1.0 (solid line), 2.0 (dashed line), and 3.0 (dotted line). Parameters: $\lambda=1$, $g=1$, $K=0.2$, $a=1$. []{data-label="fig:6"}](figure6.eps){width="80mm"}

We display the friction kernel $\Gamma_{\rm eff}(t)$ for different values of the mean velocity $v_{\rm s}$ in Fig. 4. We observe that in NESS the relaxation time becomes shorter than that in equilibrium as predicted by Eq. (45). This tendency is opposite to that of the weak-friction limit. We also show the static friction $\tilde{\Gamma}^{(0)}(\omega=0)$ as a function of $v_{\rm s}$ in Fig. 5. The result indicates that $\tilde{\Gamma}^{(0)}(\omega=0)$ decreases monotonically with increasing $v_{\rm s}$. The drag force that is given


Q:

Tutorial, documentation for liferay

I use Liferay portlet bundle 6.2 (Tomcat) and Liferay IDE(eclipse). I'm new in Liferay and I'm doing nothing before about portlets. I only found tutorials about Liferay in Liferay Homepage, but I have many problems to understand these tutorials. I search other good tutorials and documentation, but I don't found any. When someone know other resources, tutorial, documentations to learn liferay, then  can you give these some links?
Thank you

A:

I suggest you start with The Book:

Liferay in Action (The Official Guide to Liferay Portal Development)  - Excellent starting point. Even makes a good reading.

Equipped with the wisdom from the book, you'll be ready to bite through the official guides:

Using Liferay Portal 6.2
Liferay Portal 6.2 Developer's Guide

This DZone refcard makes an excellent summary (in justI could not get an erection. You are sofa King ugly./.. Sorry Fran but I need some hand relief from my mother in law...

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me." "I know she does." "And your father sees you, too." "Jesus." "Get up." "Give us your hand." "Shall I come with you?" "No." "I'll go alone." "I'll see you after." "Right." "Sooner rather than later, I hope." " He won't come." " He will." "I know he will." "Milord, he approaches!" "No!" "Stay out of it, Robert!" "You lied!" "You lied!" "Bruce is not to be hurt!" "That's the arrangement!" "Father!" "You rotting bastard!" "Why?" "Why?" "Longshanks required Wallace." "So did our nobles." "That was the price of your crown." "Die!" "I want you to die!" "Soon enough, I'll be dead and you'll be king." "I don't want anything from you." "You're not a man!" "And you're not my father." "You're my son, and you have alwaysus all." "But before it comes to you, know this." "Your blood dies with you." "A child who is not of your line grows in my belly." "Your son will not sit long on the throne, I swear it." "I'm so afraid." "Give me the strength to die well." "Here he comes!" "Now behold the awful price of treason!" "You will fall to your knees now, declare yourself the king's loyal subject and beg his mercy." "And you shall have it." "Rope!" "Stretch him!" "That's it!" "Stretch him!" "Shame!" "Shame!" "Pleasant, yes?" "Rise to your knees, kiss the royal emblem on my cloak, and you will feel no more." "Rack him!" "Enough?" "It can all end right now." "Peace." "Just say it." "Cry out, "Mercy."" "Mercy!" " Mercy!"


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This gives you short variable names that make sense when you parachute into the function from 10,000 feet looking for a bug next Christmas. F obviously is a Foo, etc, etc...

A:

Learn you some Erlang for great good has a small section on when to choose case and when to use a function. Two things are mentioned:

They are represented in the same way in the VM so there is no difference in performance between the two solutions.
If you need to use guards against more than one arguments, using a function may read better.

All in all, it is mostly a question of style and taste.

A:

You can make these examples more similar by doing:
case Type of
   ets  when Size > 10000 -> ...;
   dets when


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That the UN Agenda 2030's 17 so-called “Sustainable Development Goals” (SDGs) and its accompanying 169 targets are essentiallyis an agenda for shared prosperity, peace and partnership [that] conveys the urgency of climate action [and] is rooted in gender equality and respect for the rights of all. Above all, it pledges to leave no one behind.” But the “true test of commitment to Agenda 2030,” he added, will be in its implementation. “We need action from everyone, everywhere,” Ban said, pointing to the “guide” offered by the 17 SDGs. “They are a to-do list for people and planet, and a blueprint for success.”

“Now,” Ban continued, “we must use the goals to transform the world.” “Institutions will have to become fit for a grand new purpose,” he said. “We must engage all actors, as we did in shaping the Agenda. We must include parliaments and local governments,


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Please consider making a donation to Sunny Skyz and help our mission to make the world a better place.and allowed to react with the TK1 bound to the wells. The detection of the antigen-antibody bound complex by a streptavidin-peroxidase (HRP) complex was visualized by the addition of a chromogenic substrate (TMB). The intensity of the colour reaction is proportional to the quantity of TK1 present in the serum samples.

![ELISA procedure, effect of buffer during pre-incubation and standard curve.\
(A) Schematic presentation of the sandwich ELISA. The five steps are: (1) coating of microplate wells with polyclonal dog anti-TK1 antibody (C215-231), (2) binding of TK1 in serum to coated antibody, (3) attachment of the biotinylated MAB 528--2 to TK1 in serum, (4) detection of biotin by streptavidin-HRP, and finally (5) enzymatic activity monitored by addition of 3,3 \_, 5,5 \_-Tetramethylbenzidine (TMB) chromogenic substrate. (B) Absorbance values of healthy,


(mean ± 2SD). Sera from dogs with hematological malignancies had higher STK1 protein levels, ranging from 0.25 to 4.4 ng/mL (mean ± SD = 1.30 ± 1.16). Significant differences were found in the mean STK1 protein levels between healthy dogs and dogs with hematological tumors (P\<0.0001, [Fig 3C](#pone.0137871.g003){ref-type="fig"}). The ROC curve analysis showed an AUC of 0.96 (P\< 0.0001, 95% CI, 0.92--0.99), and the sensitivity was 78% (95% CI, 0.64--0.89) and the specificity was 97% (95% CI, 0.87--0.99), using a cutoff value of 0.47 ng/mL ([Fig 3D](#pone.0137871.g003){ref-type="fig"}).

### STK1 activity and STK1 protein levels in sera from dogs with solid tumors {#sec014}

Most of the sera from dogs with solid tumors had STK1 activity below the cut-off value and the STK1 activity levels ranged from 0.5--26 pmol/min/mL (mean ± SDcomplete remission (CR) were not significantly different from the TK1 in healthy controls (*P* = 0.342; *P* = 0.417). However, two patients (no: 11, 37) had shown a different pattern of response to chemotherapy. Patient 11 had significant reduction in TK1 activity and TK1 protein levels after 1^st^ treatment. Thereafter, TK1 levels were increased after 2^nd^ and 3^rd^ treatment and this patient had tumor relapse which did not respond further to the treatment. Whereas, patient 37 had significant increase in TK1 activity and TK1 protein levels after 1^st^ treatment. During the further course of therapy, a slight decrease was found in TK1 levels after 2^nd^ and 3^rd^ treatments, still both the TK1 activity and TK1 protein levels were significantly higher compared to controls. Furthermore, this dog also did


attempts have been made to use antibody assays to detect and characterize serum TK1 in canine tumors. In one preliminary study, an antibody directed against the long lasso loop (AA 161--183) in the active site of human TK1 was used. It was clear that these antibodies detected cellular TK1 in canine lymphoma tissues \[[@pone.0137871.ref015]\]. In another study, recombinant, cellular and serum forms of the canine TK1 could be detected and characterized by using two antibodies raised against peptides from the C-terminal region of dog TK1. There are several similarities but also differences in the oligomeric structure of human and dog serum TK1 \[[@pone.0137871.ref030]\]. Furthermore, studies have shown that sera from dogs with solid tumors had low TK1 activity and high levels of TK1 protein compared to healthy dogsinterference occurs. After stroke, however, WM-capacity is often reduced. For instance, slowed information processing as well as executive function deficits are commonly observed \[[@pone.0166376.ref010],[@pone.0166376.ref011]\]. These deficits limit patients' amount of attentional resources and their ability to appropriately allocate the resources between the tasks. In addition, many patients have difficulty with re-automating motor control, and use a highly cognitively-demanding strategy of consciously monitoring and controlling their movements \[[@pone.0166376.ref012],[@pone.0166376.ref013]\]. As a result, motor tasks like walking may also place an increased *demand* on WM after stroke.

Based on the above, the two main ways to target dual-task interference post-stroke are (1) improving WM capacity and/or (2) reducing the WM demands associated with moving. Current evidence indicates that increasing WM-capacity is difficult, if not impossible (e.g., \[[@pone.0166376.ref014]\]). An alternative approach is to


did not aim to assess the effect of an intervention (i.e., brain stimulation or medication) on implicit motor learning post-stroke, intervention studies were included only if they also assessed implicit motor learning within a non-exposed (i.e., placebo or control) patient group.

### 2.1.3 Assessment of motor learning {#sec007}

Studies that used (versions of) SRT paradigms were eligible for inclusion if the difference in tracking error/reaction time between random and repeated motor sequences could be obtained \[[@pone.0166376.ref056],[@pone.0166376.ref057]\]. Studies that investigated learning on more complex motor tasks (i.e., balancing, grasping, walking) were included if they assessed performance improvement from baseline to post-test.

2.2 Data sources and searches {#sec008}
-----------------------------

### 2.2.1 Database search {#sec009}

We searched the following databases (from inception to 1 October 2015) for relevant studies: MEDLINE, the Cochrane library, Embase, PEDro, and PsycINFO.assess whether stroke patients suffer from general, effector-independent implicit learning deficits (i.e., a general deficit in sequencing each sub-movement of the motor skill, regardless of the extremity involved), and/or from effector-dependent impairments (i.e., a specific deficit in learning the performance of each sub-movement using the most-affected extremity; see \[[@pone.0166376.ref060]--[@pone.0166376.ref062]\]).

When studies used the same outcome measure (with similar units of measurement) data were pooled using the mean difference (MD). For studies that used different outcome measures we used the standardized MD (SMD; i.e., Cohen's *d* corrected for bias in studies with small samples \[[@pone.0166376.ref063]\]). Significance level was set at *p* \< 0.05. A fixed effects model was used to pool data when studies were statistically homogenous, or when fewer than 5 studies were available for data synthesis. A random


(implicit) motor learning. Inspection of a funnel plot of all included studies revealed no evidence of publication bias, considering its symmetrical distribution (See [S1 Fig](#pone.0166376.s001){ref-type="supplementary-material"}) \[[@pone.0166376.ref062],[@pone.0166376.ref065]\].

![Flow-chart of inclusion of studies.\
Note that only experiment 1 of the study of Dirnberger et al. \[[@pone.0166376.ref074]\] was included, while experiment 2 was excluded. Therefore, although 51 out of the available 70 reports were excluded after full-text screening, 20 reports were included.](pone.0166376.g002){#pone.0166376.g002}

3.2 Study characteristics {#sec017}
-------------------------

[S1 Table](#pone.0166376.s003){ref-type="supplementary-material"} summarizes the characteristics of the 20 included studies.

### 3.2.1 Design and implicit motor learning paradigms {#sec018}

With the exception of two studies \[[@pone.0166376.ref052],[@pone.0166376.ref070]\], all studies compared implicit motor learning abilities of patients with stroke with those of healthy age-matched controls. Four studies also contrasted the effectiveness of implicit motor learning and explicit motor learning after stroke \[[@pone.0166376.ref032],[@pone.0166376.ref047],[@pone.0166376.ref050],[@pone.0166376.ref052]\]. Notethat several studies incorporated multiple stroke patient groups \[[@pone.0166376.ref032],[@pone.0166376.ref049],[@pone.0166376.ref052],[@pone.0166376.ref071],[@pone.0166376.ref072]\]. With regards to the experimental paradigm used, almost all studies have focused on motor learning involving the upper extremity. Specifically, most studies (*N* = 14) investigated implicit motor learning using the SRT-paradigm.\[[@pone.0166376.ref047],[@pone.0166376.ref049],[@pone.0166376.ref051],[@pone.0166376.ref052],[@pone.0166376.ref054],[@pone.0166376.ref055],[@pone.0166376.ref068]--[@pone.0166376.ref070],[@pone.0166376.ref073]--[@pone.0166376.ref077]\] Adapted versions of this SRT-paradigm were also used, either in the form of the so-called serial hand movement (SHM) paradigm (*N* = 2) \[[@pone.0166376.ref072],[@pone.0166376.ref078]\] or continuous tracking (CTT) task (*N* = 2) \[[@pone.0166376.ref050],[@pone.0166376.ref079]\]. Both these paradigms are essentially similar to the SRT, but require slightly more complex hand movements such as the handling of switches (SHM) or tracking of a continuously moving target with a hand-held stylus (CTT). In one study patients learned both the SRT and SHM task \[[@pone.0166376.ref071]\], to explore if task difficulty influences motor


post-practice, the implicit group's performance did not significantly differ from that of the explicit group (M~Implicit~ = 8.8±1.5 RMSE; M~Explicit~ = 9.0±0.6 RMSE; *t*(1,8) = 0.28; *p* = .79).

4. Discussion {#sec025}
=============

4.1 Principal findings {#sec026}
----------------------

The aim of this review was to determine the extent to which implicit motor learning is possible after stroke. Specifically, we investigated whether patients with stroke could significantly improve their motor performance through implicit motor learning, as well as how patients' implicit motor learning abilities compare to healthy peers. Furthermore, we scrutinized evidence to determine whether implicit motor learning is more or less effective than explicit motor learning post-stroke.

In total, we identified 20 studies that investigated implicit motor learning after stroke. Of note, limited information was available on implicit motor learning in clinically relevant settings.setters, `.pointer()`, and `.location`).

There is also a bulk interface which simplifies working with the matrix as a whole unit.  For example, it is possible to update the location of each row of the matrix simultaneously by assigning it a vector value:

```javascript
shader.attributes.matrix.location = [1, 2, 3, 4]
```

Similarly, if the matrix attribute is stored as a contiguous range in memory, the pointer for each row can be set using `.pointer()`.  For example, if `matrix` is a 4x4 matrix attribute then,

```javascript
shader.attributes.matrix.pointer(gl.FLOAT, false, 16, 0)
```

is equivalent to,

```javascript
shader.attributes.matrix[0].pointer(gl.FLOAT, false, 16, 0)
shader.attributes.matrix[0].pointer(gl.FLOAT, false, 16, 4)
shader.attributes.matrix[0].pointer(gl.FLOAT, false, 16, 8)
shader.attributes.matrix[0].pointer(gl.FLOAT, false, 16, 12)
```

### Reflection

Finally, the library supports some reflection capabilities.  The set of all uniforms and data types are stored in the "type" property of the shader object,

```javascript
console.log(shader.types)
```

This reflects the uniform and attribute


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Police allege they uncovered the 'makings of an explosive device' during the raids

It will reportedly take weeks for police to collate all the information gathered in the raids

Police investigate the scene where a house was raided in Meadow Heights

Police remained at a property in Meadow Heights on Friday following raids on Thursday night

This picture shows alleged terror suspect Hamza Abbas, according to the Age. Abbas, 21, was charged with preparing for a terror attack

Alleged terror suspect Hamza Abbas is seen posing on a tank in this social media picture

The family of Mr Dabboussi, the man who was detained but released without charges, claimed 'cowardlyThe jobs numbers released Friday exceeded expectations of economists and are through the roof! The economy is soaring despite the Democrats efforts to damage it. How will they spin this?

U.S. jobs increased by 312,000…far better than the predicted 176,000 jobs. That’s nearly double the amount expected!

Wages also grew 3.2% year-over-year vs. an estimated 3%.

The stock market is soaring today on the news.

From CNBC:

Job creation ended 2018 on a powerful note, with nonfarm payrolls surging by 312,000in December though the unemployment rate rose to 3.9 percent.

The jobless rate, which was last higher in June, rose for the right reason as 419,000 new workers entered the workforce and the labor force participation rate increased to 63.1 percent. The participation level was up 0.2 percentage points from November and 0.4 percentage


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Four kinds of acids (acetic acid, propionic acid, acrylic acid and methylacrylic acid) in the air in a workplace were quantitatively determined by gas chromatography synchronously. Four acids in the air were adsorbed by silica gel tube sampling and solvent desorption using acetone, then analyzed by GC with FFAP capillary column. To acetic acid, propionic acid, acrylic acid and methylacrylic acid, the linear regression equations were respectively y = -4.3+1.46x (r = 0.999), y = 0.4+2.37x (r = 0.999), y = 10.4+1.73x (r = 0.999) and y = -2.3+3.21x (r = 0.999). The detection limits were respectively 3.4 microg/mL, 2.1 microg/mL, 2.9 microg/mL and 1.6 microg/mL. The average desorption efficiencies were respectively 92.2%-92.8%, 94.1%-97.4%, 94.8%-95.4% and 94.1%-98.3%.


             \right)
                            & &{\rm for\ all}\ x \in {\mathbf{R}}.
                        \end{aligned}$$

Next, for $f(s)$, we suppose the following conditions and an example of $f(s)$ is $f(s) = \sum_{i=1}^k a_i s^{p_i}$ where $0 < a_i$ and $1 < p_i$:

1.  $f \in C^1({\mathbf{R}})$ and $f(s) = 0 $ for all $s \leq 0$.

2.  There exists an $\eta_0 > 0$ such that $ \lim_{s \to 0} s^{-1 - \eta_0}   & u(x) \to 0 \ {\rm as} \ |x| \to \infty, \quad
        u(0) = \max_{x \in {\mathbf{R}}} u(x)
        \end{aligned}\right.$$ and $$\label{eq:2.2}
         \left\{\begin{aligned}
            & -{\mathcal{M}_{\lambda,\Lambda}}^- (u'') + V_\infty u = f(u) \quad {\rm in} \ {\mathbf{R}},
            \quad u > 0 \ {\rm in} \ {\mathbf{R}},
            \\
            & u(x) \to 0 \ {\rm as} \ |x| \to \infty,


\quad
            u(0) = \max_{x \in {\mathbf{R}}} u(x)
            \end{aligned}\right.$$ have unique solutions $\omega_+$ and $\omega_-$. Furthermore, there exist $z^\pm > 0$, $c_1>0$ and $c_2>0$ such that $$\begin{aligned}
                &\omega_\pm'' (x) < 0 = \omega_\pm''(z^\pm) < \omega_\pm'' (y)
                & &\text{\emph{for every $x,y \in {\mathbf{R}}$ with $|x| < z^\pm < |y|$}},\\
                &
           0$. Since $v_n(0) > 0$ and $\varphi_n \equiv 0$ on $[0,\infty)$, we get $$f(v_n(0)) = - {\mathcal{M}_{\lambda,\Lambda}}^\pm (v_n''(0)) + V_n(0) v_n(0)
        \geq V_n(0) v_n(0),$$ which implies $$V_n(0) \leq \frac{f(v_n(0))}{v_n(0)}.$$ By $V_n(0) \to V_\infty$ and (f2), we may find a $\delta_0 > 0$ so that $v_n(0) \geq \delta_0$ for all $n$. Thus $v_0(0) \geq \delta_0$ and $v_0 > 0$ in ${\mathbf{R}}$. Now from $v_0'(y) \leq 0$ in $[0,\infty)$, one has $$v_{0,\infty} := \lim_{x \to \infty} v_0(y) \geq 0.$$ Since $-{\mathcal{M}_{\lambda,\Lambda}}^\pm (v_0'') = g_\infty(v_0)$ in ${\mathbf{R}}$, it follows from that $$\text{either $v_{0,\infty} = 0$ or $v_{0,\infty} = s_\infty > 0$.}$$ If $v_{0,\infty} = 0$, then by Proposition \[defi:2.1\], we have $v_0 = \omega_\pm$ and Step 1 holds.

Now we assume $v_{0,\infty} = s_\infty$.


[v_n(z_n^\pm), v_n(0)]$, (V2) and $y_n^\pm(s) \leq z_n^\pm (s)$ imply $V_n(y_n^\pm (s)) \leq V_n(z_n^\pm(s))$. Moreover, we may assume $\varphi_n \equiv 0$ in $[y_n^\pm,\infty)$. Hence, noting $$\begin{aligned}
            & {\mathcal{M}_{\lambda,\Lambda}}^\pm(v_n'') = V_n v_n - f(v_n) \quad
            {\rm in}\ [y_n^\pm,z_n^\pm], \quad
            v_n''(x) < 0 \quad {\rm in} \ [0,z_n^\pm),
            \\
            & v_n(y_n^\pm(s)) = s = v_n(z_n^\pm(s)) \quad
            {\rm for}\ s \in [v_n(z_n^\pm), v_n(0)],
   \\
            & = - \int_0^{z_n^+} (E_{n,\infty,+})'(x) {\mathrm{d}}x
            = E_{n,\infty,+}(0) - E_{n,\infty,+} (z_n^+)
        \end{aligned}$$ Hence, $E_{n,\infty,+}(z_n^+) \leq E_{n,\infty,+}(y_n^+)$. In a similar way, we can prove $E_{n,\infty,-}(z_n^-) \leq E_{n,\infty,-}(y_n^-)$ and Step 3 holds.

In what follows, we derive the estimates for $E_{n,\infty,\pm}(y_n^\pm)$. First we prove

[**Step 4:**]{} [*$E_{n,\infty,\pm}'(x) \leq 0$ in $(-\infty,y_n^\pm)$ for sufficiently large $n$.*]{}

For $E_{n,\infty,+}$, by $v_n' \geq 0$ in $(-\infty,y_n^+)$ and , if $x < y_n^+$ and $v_n''(x) \geq 0$, then we have $$(E_{n,\infty,+})'(x) = v_n' \left\{ (V_n-V_\infty) v_n - s_n \varphi_n \right\}
            \leq


We first remark that for sufficiently large $n$, we have $(E_{n,\infty,-})'(x) \leq 0$ provided $x \in (-\infty,3\kappa_0 - x_n]$ and $v_n''(x) \leq 0$. In fact, it follows from , (f2), $\omega_-(x) \to 0$ as $|x| \to \infty$ and (V1) that one can find $n_0$ and $R_0 \geq 0$ so that $$f(v_n) - V_\infty v_n \leq 0 \quad
        {\rm for\ each} \ n \geq n_0 \quad {\rm and} \quad
        x \leq - R_0.$$ Since we may assume $3\kappa_0 -x_n \leq -R_0$ for $n \geq n_0$ due to $x_n \to \infty$, the condition $v_n''(x) \leq 0$ and $x \leq 3\kappa_0 -x_n$ give $$(E_{n,\infty,-})'(x)
        = v_n'(x) \left\{of . Moreover, we observe that $u''(x) < 0 < u''(y)$ for all $|x| < y_1$ and $|y| > y_1$. Further, it is known that $u_{\Lambda, \alpha_0}$ decays exponentially, so does $u$.

For , we start with $u_{\lambda,\alpha_0}$ instead of $u_{\Lambda,\alpha_0}$. Then we choose an $x_\lambda>0$ so that $u_{\lambda,\alpha_0}(x) < s_\infty = u_{\lambda,\alpha_0}(x_\lambda)$ for every $x \in (x_\lambda,\infty)$. In this case, instead of , we consider the equation $$\Lambda^{-1} G_\infty(s)
        = E[ u_{\lambda,\alpha_0} , \Lambda ] (x_\lambda)
        > E[ u_{\lambda,\alpha_0}, \lambda ] (x_\lambda) = 0$$ and this equation has only one solution $s_1 > \alpha_0$ due to . Let us consider $u_{\Lambda,s_1}$. By $s_1 > \alpha_0$, we may find a $z_1>0$ satisfying $u_{\Lambda,s_1}(z_1)=0$.


  \quad (u'(z),u(z)) = (\alpha_1,\alpha_2)$$ has a unique solution $u_{z,\alpha_1,\alpha_2}$ for every $z, \alpha_1 \in {\mathbf{R}}$ and $\alpha_2 > 0$. Since $g_\infty(s_\infty) = 0$, if $u(0) = s_\infty$, then we infer that $u \equiv u_{0,0,s_\infty} \equiv s_\infty$, which contradicts $u(x) \to 0$ as $x \to \infty$. Hence, $u(0) > s_\infty$.

Now choose $z_\Lambda>0$ so that $u(z_\Lambda) = s_\infty > u(x)$ for all $x > z_\Lambda$. Then $u$ satisfies $$-u'' = \Lambda^{-1} g_\infty(u) \quad {\rm in}\ (z_\Lambda,\infty).$$ Noting $E[u,\Lambda] (x) \equiv 0$ in $[z_\Lambda,\infty)$ and $u(z_\Lambda) = s_\infty$, we have $$(u'(z_\Lambda), u(z_\Lambda)) = ( u_{\Lambda,\alpha_0}'(x_\Lambda),
        u_{\Lambda,\alpha_0}(x_\Lambda) )
        = ( u_1'(y_1), u_1(y_1) ).$$ Thus it is easily seen from the construction of $u_1$ andindicate that previous shallow drilling, which makes up the majority of the Los Azules resource, failed to adequately test the deeper potential of the deposit. As a result, many new exploration targets have emerged.

McEwen Mining has begun work on an updated Preliminary Economic Assessment (PEA) which is expected to be completed in the third quarter of this year. The updated PEA will be based on a significantly larger mineral resource and will evaluate the possibility of increasing the daily throughput. The PEA will also incorporate further metallurgical studies currently being done on the possibility of producing copper cathode instead of a concentrate and processing low grade mineralized material not previously considered, via a heap leach. The advantage of producing a copper cathode is that it would eliminate the


synaptic transmission required to control a given cell. Nonetheless, by designing compounds that selectively affect only one pre- or postsynaptic receptor, it impossible to modulate the net balance of all the other inputs. Obviously, the more that is understood about chemical synaptic transmission in CNS disorders, the easier it would be to design drugs to treat such disorders.
Knowing how specific neurotransmitters act in the CNS allows one to predict the disorders that may be treatable with certain CNS-active drugs. For example, dopamine is widely recognized as an important neurotransmitter in the central nervous systems in humans and animals. Many aspects of the pharmacology of dopamine have been reviewed by Roth and Elsworth, “Biochemical Pharmacology of Midbrain Dopamine Neurons”, In: Psychopharmacology: The Fourth Generation of Progress, F. E. BloomNo. WO97/17961 to stimulate hematopoiesis and for the treatment of viral, fungal and bacterial infectious diseases. Moreover NH or N-methyl N-heteroaromatic diazabicyclo[2.2.1]heptane derivatives for treating central cholinergic disfunction have been disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 5,478,939. The heteroaromatic compounds can be halo-substituted pyrazines, thiazoles, thiadiazoles, thiophene or nitrobenzene, as disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 5,478,939.
Substituted diazabicyclo[3.2.1]octane derivatives have also been disclosed for various uses. For example, NH or N-alkyl, N-2-pyrimidinyl diazabicyclo[3.2.1] octane derivatives for sedatives have been disclosed in French Publication 2 531 709; N-acyl, -acylheteroaromatic diazabicyclo[3.2.1]octane derivatives have been disclosed in PCT Publication No. WO 95/23152 for cental analgesic activity, 3-[6-Cl-pyridazin-3-yl]-diazabicyclo[3.2.1]octane having antinociceptive effect was disclosed in Drug Development Research, 40:251-258 (1997); and NH, N-halosubstituted heteroaromatic diazabicyclo[3.2.1]octane derivatives as analgesics were disclosed in J. Med. Chem, 1998,


41, 674-681. However, there is still a need for even more effective N-substituted diazabicyclic compounds.
It is therefore an object of this invention to provide novel N-substituted diazabicyclic compounds. It is a further object of this invention to provide such compounds which selectively control neurotransmitter release.than land power. It allows for a big operation without a large onshore footprint. Consider the tsunami effort, during which Marines and sailors returned to their carrier and destroyers each night. Armies invade; navies make port visits. Sea power has always been a more useful means of realpolitik than land power. It allows for a substantial military presence in areas geographically remote from states themselves—but without an overtly belligerent effect. Because ships take so long to get somewhere, and are less threatening than troops on the ground, naval forces allow diplomats to ratchet up pressure during a crisis in a responsible—and reversible—way. Take the Cuban Missile Crisis, in 1962. As the British expert H. P. Willmott has written, "The use of naval power by the Americans was the


opener was their quickest Premier League goal (four minutes 32 seconds) and just their sixth in the first half of a match in the competition this season.

Izquierdo became the first Brighton player to register two assists in a single Premier League game.

Man of the match - Pascal Gross (Brighton)

Gross had five key passes in the game - beaten only by Ibe (six) and was involved in both Brighton goals

What's next?

Both teams turn their attention to the FA Cup for third-round weekend. Bournemouth host Wigan (15:00 GMT) on Saturday, before Brighton welcome Crystal Palace on Monday (19:45).salutes to the ruler (Ave, Aferim, Salute) and also all the crests and insignia in the world, these are the autographs of celebrities, written recommendations from authorities, formal letters of thanks, diplomas, plaques. This are the coins with heads and tails and henceforth the monetary system of every country. These are the pounds, the dollars, the dinars and the shekels.This Mercury is not interested in telling and interpreting something to you in which he does not believe in, especially he is not interested in philosophy if it is not from his personal experience. This is experience and only experience. This is a writer who writes an autobiographical novel, and a reporter who interviews the great and famous, the special in some way. This is the mark, the logo,


agreed.

Much as he immediately complied when I asked him that, I thought it telling that he always kept the Night until that very moment. Indrani had told me he’d taken the loss of his magic well, and from what I’d seen of him I’d tended to agree, but no one took that harsh a loss without it leaving some scars. No one liked losing power, especially if you’d been skilled at using it, and there had been few mages more skilled than Masego.

“Let’s go,” I said. “The sooner we get to the Knot the better.”

“I still do not know why we are headed there,” Masego reminded me.

He got walking, though, and I got limping. It’d do.

“The Sinister Physician is there,” I said.

I’d made sure of that, assigning himI quietly asked, “would she still be at risk of that when you used it?

“I am uncertain,” he admitted after a moment. “The nature of the Night and your own prodigious affinity for it make you a poor subject to use as the base of a theory.”

“You haven’t experimented with the aspect?” I said, genuinely surprised.

He’d been the one who pushed me hardest to experiment with the limits of my mantle, when I’d been Sovereign of Moonless Nights.

“Not in a manner that would physically cripple or kill anyone should I misstep,” Masego chided me. “There is much that can still be studied before only these mysteries remain.”

Fair enough, I mused. The Repentant Magister was upon us, so the conversation ended, and though in other circumstances I would have


been less than pleased to see the Blade of Mercy at her heels today I was even glad to see him.

“Your Majesty,” Nephele greeted me, offering a bow. “Lord Hierophant.”

“Nephele,” Masego replied.

“Lady Eliade,” I replied. “Blade of Mercy.”

The boy hesitated but received an almost admonishing glance from the sorceress.

“Queen Catherine,” the hero said, curtly bowing as well.

He did not greet Masego, not that Zeze cared in the slightest. By the fade of the glare behind his eyecloth, he was actually looking elsewhere while pretending to be paying attention.

“I understand I have you to thank for saving the life of the Kingfisher Prince, Lady Eliade,” I said.

“I cannot claim to have saved him, only delayed until salvation came by other hands,” the Repentant Magister replied. “But I receive yourcan borrow their power,” I agreed.

Or at least however many of the six weren’t close to burning out themselves. The priests would have been able to see to most wounds, so it shouldn’t be the case, but mages in an infirmary did a lot more than healing spells – the way so many of the gravely wounded men were spelled to sleep made that plain enough.

“I will choose them myself,” Hierophant said.

“Use my name if you have to,” I shrugged. “Lady Eliade, if you’d accompany him?”

Couldn’t hurt to have a gentler touch along when gathering a few mandated volunteers.

“It would be my pleasure,” the heroine replied with a smile.

Good, then she got my meaning by sending her along. I cast a look at the Blade of Mercy, noticing


Poets have been asked for their most hated words. What are yours?

'What word do you hate and why?' is the intriguing question put to a selection of poets by the Ledbury festival. Philip Wells's reply is the winner for me - 'pulchritude' is certainly up there on my blacklist. He even explains his animosity in suitably poetic terms:

"it violates all the magical impulses of balanced onomatopoeic language - it of course means "beautiful", but its meaning is nothing of the sort, being stuffed to the brim with a brutally latinate cudgel of barbaric consonants. If consonants represent riverbanks and vowels the river's flow, this is the word equivalent of the bottomless abyss of dry bones, where demons gather to spit acid."

For Geraldine Monk, "it's got to be 'redacted'90,000 farmers," Vilsack told Reuters after speaking to people who work with the nation’s food banks and anti-poverty groups.

"It is a tough choice, but it’s a choice that folks are going to have to make," he said.

Farm, anti-hunger, and land stewardship proponents usually work together on the omnibus "farm bills" that set U.S. policy on farm supports, stewardship incentives, public nutrition programs, exports, agricultural research, and bioenergy programs. Child nutrition programs are due for renewal this year.

President Obama last week proposed phasing out direct payments to growers with sales of more than $500,000 a year, to save $9.8 billion over 10 years, or roughly one-fifth of the $5.2 billion spent annually on the payments. Growers say they count on the payments to help provide stability amid volatile commodity


more than $500,000 in adjusted gross income from off the farm and they tightened payment rules somewhat.

Vilsack said times have changed in the months since the 2008 law was enacted. "This is a different time than even when the farm bill was passed," he said in an interview, noting the dire economic conditions. He urged anti-hunger advocates gathered in Washington to make the case to Congress to support the move.

"There are vested interest groups that want to protect those (direct farm) payments," Vilsack said in a speech. "They are very vested. One fellow suggested that this was a declaration of war," he said.

Two CropLife 100 retailers — South Dakota Wheat Growers (ranked No. 11) and North Central Farmers Elevator (No. 19) — have entered into a Letter ofSt.Astvatsatsin church where one can enter only through this door. A bas-relief sculpture of a rising sun can be found on the library's wall. A sculpture of an angel and Vachutyan family's coat of arms, an eagle with a lamb in its claws, are on the adjacent arch.
For a certain period of time Grigor Tatevatsi taught at a school established at Saghmosavank. The monastery was also a writing center, and some of the manuscripts written and copied here have reached our days. Notable are the 'Collection of sermons' copied by scribes Markos and Mkhitar, 'Mashtots' copied by archimandrite Karapet, and the 'Gospel Book' copied by friar Hovhannes.
Old tombstones – some of them decorated with carved cross-stones – are scattered around Saghmosavank and its adjacent cemetery. The cross-stones with


pedestals are the most valuable.

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BRANDS WILL LIVE ON DESPITE THE CORPORAT -- CORPORATE NAME CHANGE. MILWAUKEE AND MILLER BEER HAVE GONE HAND IN HAND SINCE THE YEAR 1855 >> IT IS PART OF OUR HERITAGE. IT IS PART OF OUR HISTORY. IT IS PART OF OUR PRESENCE. >> MAR -- >> BUT STARTING JANUARY 1, MOLSON-COORS, THE PARENT COMPANY IS GIVING THE MILLER NAME THE BOOT. IT’S ALL PART OF A CONSOLIDATION PLAN WHERE THEY’LL CLOSE THEIR NORTH AMERICAN HEADQUARTERS IN DENVER, CUTTING SOME 500 JOBS AND MOVE MANY OF THEM TO CHICAGO AND MILWAUKEE. A MOVE MAYOR TOM BARRETT SAYS WILL BENEFIT THE CITY. MILWAUKEE IN THIS RECONFIGURATION WILL COME OUT WITH HUNDREDS OF ADDITIONAL NEW JOBS. >> ANNOUNCER: - >> THERE ARE CURRENTLY 1400 MILLER-COORS EMPLOYEES IN


on the income tax credits that Gov. (Scott) Walker and the Wisconsin Economic Development Corporation authorized for the company in 2017," Vos said. "It’s good to see that the governor is beginning to understand the importance of providing incentives to help spur business and job growth.”As of 2017, MillerCoors had about 1,400 employees in Milwaukee.Some are represented by Brewery Workers UAW Local 9.Molson Coors stock closed down about 3 percent Wednesday to $53 per share.Get breaking news alerts with the WISN 12 app or our email newsletters.Follow us: Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | YouTubeand in violation of the provisions of the Bulk Sales Act, New York Personal Property Law, § 44, Consol.Laws N.Y. c. 41, and that the $404.75, obtained from the sale, was the proceeds of assets fraudulently conveyed. The referee and Judge Goddard, on a petition by the city to review the decision of the referee, each held that the city of City York had established no lien as against the trustee and the petition of the city was dismissed accordingly. We think that these decisions were right and should be affirmed.
Under Section 70, sub. c of the Bankruptcy Act, 11 U.S.C.A. § 110, sub. c, the trustee was vested with all the rights of a judgment-creditor of the bankrupt to which the assets of United Upholsterers had been


counsel for the appellant that these courts relied on no statute against fraudulent conveyances and were simply deciding in vacuo cannot be supported.
It was said by Judge Lowell in Re Mullen, D.C., 101 F. 413, 416, 417, that: "* * * it has been generally held in the United States that, where property conveyed in fraud of creditors is first attached by creditors of the transferee who have no knowledge of the fraud, their attachment will prevail as against the rights of defrauded creditors of the transferror. Parker v. Freeman, 2 Tenn. Ch. 612; Applegate v. Applegate, [107] Iowa [312], 78 N.W. 34, 38; Shallcross v. Deats, 43 N.J. L. 177. That this is so in Massachusetts is clear. Gibbs v. Chase, 10 Mass. 125."
See, also, Sampsell v.Imperial Paper Corp., 313 U.S. 215, 220, 61 S.Ct. 904, 85 L.Ed. 1293; Glenn on Fraudulent Conveyances, § 238, where the foregoing doctrine is repeated. We can see no reason to suppose that the New York statutes relating to fraudulent conveyances, which are now embodied in the Uniform Act, in any way vary the rule as to rights of creditors of a fraudulent transferee as they have generally been interpreted by the American courts.
Counsel for the City of New York make the further contention that the original transfer of assets was void as to the city because of failure to comply with the Bulk Sales Act, New York Personal Property Law, § 44. This section provides that a transfer in bulk of a stock of merchandise or fixtures


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Then you can handle your clicks in GroupListView. If you really need it to be in IndexView, you can add another layer of indirection: target="view.parentView.parentView". However, code becomes reallytwo-dimensional spin-$\frac{1}{2}$ Heisenberg antiferromagnet (HAFM) has received much attention during the last few years. The main reason for this new interest stems from the discovery of the ceramic superconductors, which has led to extensive studies of the HAFM on a square lattice [@Manousakis1991]. An important focal point has been the experimentally observed competition between superconductivity and antiferromagnetic order in these materials. This has encouraged numerous investigations of disordering effects, in particular the role of frustrating interactions.

To elucidate the role of frustration, it is interesting to study cases where frustration is intrinsic to the lattice structure such as the HAFM on a triangular or Kagomé lattice. Early papers on the triangular HAFM [@PWAnd1973; @KalLau1987] suggested that the spin-$\frac{1}{2}$ ground state is a spin liquid, lacking long-range order (LRO). More recent studies


the dispersion relations (\[dispersion1\]) takes the relativistic form ${\omega}_{m \bbox{k} } = c_m \sqrt{(M_mc_m)^2 + |{\bbox{k}}|^2}$. Carrying out the expansion we find that the spin-wave velocities $c_m$ are given by $$c_1 = \sqrt{(\mbox{$\frac{9}{4}$} J_1 Q_1)^2 \mbox{$\frac{1}{2}$} -
\mbox{$\frac{3}{8}$}
J_1 Q_2 (\lambda + \mbox{$\frac{3}{4}$} J_1 Q_2 )}
\ \  , \label{c1}$$ and $$c_2=c_3=\sqrt{(\mbox{$\frac{9}{8}$} J_1 Q_1)^2 \mbox{$\frac{1}{2}$} +
\mbox{$\frac{3}{16}$}
J_1 Q_2 (\lambda - \mbox{$\frac{3}{8}$} J_1 Q_2 )}
\ \  . \label{c23}$$ The masses $M_m$ in the energy gap $\Delta_m=M_mc_m^2$ of the spin-wave excitations can in turn be extracted from $$\Delta_1 = \sqrt{(\lambda + \mbox{$\frac{3}{4}$}J_1 Q_2 )^2 -
(\mbox{$\frac{9}{4}$} J_1 Q_1)^2} \ \ ,
\label{M1}$$ and $$\Delta_2=\Delta_3= \sqrt{(\lambda - \mbox{$\frac{3}{8}$}J_1 Q_2 )^2 -
(\mbox{$\frac{9}{8}$} J_1 Q_1)^2} \ \ .
\label{M23}$$ To examine whether we have condensation of bosons for all modes, we first consider the gaps, or the masses,Fig. \[fig:ratioc1ratioc23vsS\] we see that the spin-wave velocities goes like the LSWT result, that is, they are proportional to $S$. Thus, the energy gap goes like $S^{-1.5}*S^2=S^{0.5}$. Since the energy in LSWT only retains powers of $S$ larger than or equal to $1$ and the massgap is approximately proportional to $S^{0.5}$, one still obtains massless modes in LSWT. In the same sense that LSWT is correct for large spin (neglecting terms of order $S^n$, $n<1$) our results are valid for large spins, neglecting energy terms of the order of the massgap.

It is interesting to note that the modes at the corners of the Brillouin zone (picture B) describes fluctuations in the $y$-component of the spin, while the center mode describes in-plane fluctuations [@DomRead1989]. The first term in Eq. (\[eqn:Spinrot\]) is independent


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"The Popcorn Shop" was opened in 1934 by John Baldwin. In 1945, Mr. Baldwin leased his business to Del and Emily Barnett. A year later the Barnett's purchased The Popcorn Shop and changed the name to "Del's Popcorn Shop". Lou Ann Jacobs purchased the Decatur business in 1978 and has added her own flare and expertise to the business taking it way beyond what anyone could have imagined. Del's always has a large variety of tempting treats, most of which can be found and ordered right here online. A package from Del's Popcorn Shop is always sure to put a smile on every face.

A Professional Actor Equity Association-affiliated theatre performing Broadway musicals and comedy. Produces five mainstage shows from mid-June to mid-August. Three theatres


Museum, allow visitors to travel back to different historical periods of the county. The prairie village on the museum grounds is home to such historical buildings as the log court house where Abraham Lincoln practiced in the 1830s.

The Beach House Restaurant offers wonderful American cuisine in an elegant setting. Dine inside or outside and take in an amazing view of Lake Decatur. Fresh seafood flown in daily from Florida makes this one of Decatur's treasures.

Serenity envelopes this intimate area, where visitors are welcomed by a Chinese Fu dog and flowering dogwoods, star magnolia, Japanese lilac, and rhododendron -- foliage native to the Orient. Originally commissioned by Guy and Rose Scovill in the 1920's and reconstructed in the 1980's, the gardens' soothing nature encompasses a small reflective point, sodSaturday, June 26, 2010

A Rant On Jim Leyland

Bear with me, kids, but this has been building inside of me for a while. When I’m not doing my usual “Jo Jo the Idiot Circus Monkey” schlong joke jamboree here at the DNR, I usually try to give an opinion that is honest, but perhaps not the general consensus of other Tiger fans I read and/or I talk to.

For example, I was pro-Gary Sheffield when not many were due to his high OBP and will to win. I was very much in favor of signing Jose Valverde when most were not. I’m of the opinion that Brandon Inge may possibly be the bloody antichrist while the majority of Tigerland wants a statue of him built in left field at Comerica


for me, for whatever reason, was in the series finale against the Mets on Thursday. I can’t quite remember how it came up, but Mario and Rod were talking about stats, computer printouts, and whatnot. Then they said that Leyland wasn’t into any of that. They commented that at most, he’ll have one piece of paper that he’s written things on. Mario even noted that Jim’s seems proud that he “doesn’t even know how to turn on a computer.”

It is 2010, kids. Our manager is proud of the fact that he doesn’t know how to take advantage of information that might make his team better. He brags about being stuck in his ways. He continues to hurt the team when a regular player is hurt by just subbingHamiltonian $H_{\mathrm{target}}$ acting on a certain subspace[^3] ${{\cal H }}_-\subseteq {{\cal H }}$. We represent ${{\cal H }}_-$ as the low-energy subspace of a suitable Hamiltonian $H_0$ which has a large energy gap $\Delta$ for all eigenvectors orthogonal to ${{\cal H }}_-$. We choose $H_{\mathrm{sim}}=H_0+V$, where $V$ is a weak perturbation such that $\|V\|\ll \Delta$. We show that $H_{\mathrm{target}}$ can be obtained from $H_{\mathrm{sim}}$ as an effective low-energy Hamiltonian calculated using a few lowest orders of the perturbation theory. More precisely, $H_{\mathrm{target}}\approx P_- U (H_0+V) U^\dag P_-$, where $P_-$ is the projector onto ${{\cal H }}_-$ and $U$ is a unitary operator on ${{\cal H }}$ known as the Schrieffer-Wolff transformation. The latter brings $H_0+V$ into a block-diagonal form such that $U (H_0+V) U^\dag$ preserves the subspace ${{\cal


has been recently shown that the hard-core bosons model defined on the kagome lattice has a topologically ordered ground state for a certain range of parameters [@Isakov11; @Isakov12]. A preliminary analysis shows that the chain of reductions from TIM to hard-core bosons described in the present paper can be modified such that all intermediate Hamiltonians have geometrically local interactions. Assuming that the unphysical polynomial scaling of interactions in the simulator Hamiltonian can be avoided [@BDLT08; @Cao2014perturbative], this points towards existence of topologically ordered phases described by TIM Hamiltonians.

Finally, a big open question is whether QA algorithms with TIM Hamiltonians can be efficiently simulated classically. It has been recently shown that the general purpose quantum Monte Carlo algorithms fail to simulate certain instances of the QA with TIM efficiently [@Hastings13], even thoughwith a fixed number of nodes $n$ (all triangle-free graphs in the case of $\HCD$). The class $\HCB^*$ is formally defined in Section \[sect:HCB\*\].[]{data-label="tab:classes"}

Finally, consider a TIM Hamiltonian $H\in \TIM(n,J)$ defined in Eq. (\[tim\]). Let us add an ancillary qubit labeled by ‘$a$’ and consider a modified Hamiltonian $H'\in \TIM(n+1,J)$ defined as $$\label{TIMext1}
H'=\sum_{u=1}^n h_u X_u +g_u Z_u Z_a + \sum_{1\le u<v\le n} g_{u,v} Z_u Z_v.$$ Let $X_{\mathrm{all}}=X^{\otimes (n+1)}$ be the global spin flip operator. Note that $H$ commutes with $Z_a$ and $X_{\mathrm{all}}$, whereas $Z_a$ and $X_{\mathrm{all}}$ anti-commute. This implies that the restriction of $H'$ onto the sectors $Z_a=1$ and $Z_a=-1$ have exactly the same spectrum as the original Hamiltonian $H$. Hence the full spectrum of $H'$ is obtained from the one of $H$ by doubling the multiplicity of each eigenvalue.


such that $\Delta_1\gg \|H\|$ in which case $\epsilon\approx \epsilon_1+\epsilon_2$.

Suppose $H,H_1,H_2$ act on Hilbert spaces ${{\cal H }},{{\cal H }}_1,{{\cal H }}_2$ respectively. Let $N=\dim{({{\cal H }})}$ and $N_1=\dim{({{\cal H }}_1)}$. By Lemma \[lemma:sim1\], the $N$ smallest eigenvalues of $H_2$ are separated from the rest of the spectrum by a spectral gap at least $\Delta_1-2\epsilon_2>0$. Thus the low-energy subspace ${{\cal L }}_N(H_2)$ is well defined. Let $\tilde{{{\cal E }}}_2\, : \, {{\cal H }}_1\to {{\cal H }}_2$ be an isometry satisfying properties (S1-S3) for a simulator $(H_2,{{\cal E }}_2)$ and a target Hamiltonian $H_1$ with an error $(\eta_2,\epsilon_2)$. By definition, $\tilde{{{\cal E }}}_2$ maps ${{\cal H }}_1$ to the low-energy subspace ${{\cal L }}_{N_1}(H_2)$. First, let us show that $\tilde{{{\cal E }}}_2$ approximately maps ${{\cal L }}_N(H_1)$ to ${{\cal L }}_N(H_2)$.unwanted terms. In addition, $V_{\mathrm{extra}}$ may include all the terms of the target Hamiltonian that are members of the simulator class. Finally, the purpose of $\tilde{V}_{{\mathrm{extra}}}$ is to cancel the second-order term $H_{{\mathrm{eff}},2}$. Accordingly, we shall always choose $\tilde{V}_{{\mathrm{extra}}}$ such that $$\label{V3cc}
(\tilde{V}_{\mathrm{extra}})_{--}=(V_{\mathrm{main}})_{-+}H_0^{-1} (V_{\mathrm{main}})_{+-}.$$ Our proof will only use reductions of the order $k=1,2,3$. The following lemmas provide sufficient conditions under which a $k$-th order reduction achieves a desired simulation error. Recall that our definition of a simulation depends on a particular encoding ${{\cal E }}$, see Definition \[dfn:sim\]. The lemmas stated below apply to any fixed encoding ${{\cal E }}$ and the logical target Hamiltonian defined by Eq. (\[target\_logical\]). In Lemmas \[lemma:1st\]-\[lemma:3rd\] we assume that $H_0$ is block-diagonal, $(H_0)_{--}=0$, and $(H_0)_{++}$ has all eigenvalues greater or equal to $1$.

\[lemma:1st\] Suppose one


logical qubit. Consider a chain of $m$ qubits with periodic boundary conditions. Qubits will be labeled by elements of the cyclic group $j\in {\mathbb{Z}}_m$. Consider a TIM Hamiltonian $$\label{Hring}
H_{\mathrm{chain}}=-g\sum_{j\in {\mathbb{Z}}_m} Z_j Z_{j+1} - \sum_{j\in {\mathbb{Z}}_m} X_j,$$ where $$\label{g}
g=1+\frac{c\log{(m)}}m$$ for some parameter $c\gg 1$ to be chosen later. The Hamiltonian $H_{\mathrm{chain}}$ can be diagonalized via the Jordan-Wigner transformation and all its eigenvalues have been explicitly computed [@Pfeuty1970]. Let the three smallest eigenvalues of $H_{\mathrm{chain}}$ be $E_0\le E_1\le E_2$. We shall use the following well-known fact [@formfactor; @Fendley13].

\[fact:TIM1\] Let $\omega_m=e^{2\pi i/m}$ be the $m$-th root of unity. For any $g>1$ one has $$\label{E012}
E_0=-\sum_{j\in {\mathbb{Z}}_m} |g-\omega_m^{j+1/2}|,  \quad
E_1=-\sum_{j\in {\mathbb{Z}}_m} |g-\omega_m^j|,  \quad  E_2=E_0+4|g-\omega_m^{1/2}|.$$ Furthermore, the eigenvalues $E_0$, $E_1$ have multiplicity one and the corresponding eigenvectors $\psi_0,\psi_1$ satisfy $X^{\otimes m} \psi_0=\psi_0$ andthe simulator Hamiltonian as $$\label{TIMsimulator}
H_{\mathrm{sim}}= H_0+V, \quad H_0=\delta^{-1} \sum_{u=0}^{n-1} h_u^x H_{\mathrm{chain}}^{(u)},$$ $$\label{TIMsimulator1}
V=\xi^{-2} \sum_{0\le u<v\le n-1} \omega_{u,v}
Z_{(u,v)} Z_{(v,u)} + \xi^{-1} \sum_{u=0}^{n-1} h^z_u Z_{(u,0)}.$$ Note that $H_{\mathrm{sim}}$ is a TIM Hamiltonian acting on $n^2$ qubits and such that each qubit is coupled to at most three other qubits with $ZZ$ interactions. Namely, a qubit $(u,v)$ is coupled only to the qubits $(u,v\pm 1)$ and $(v,u)$. Let ${{\cal H }}_-$ be the $n$-fold tensor product of the two-dimensional logical subspaces describing each chain $L_u$. The above analysis for a single logical qubit shows that $(H_{\mathrm{chain}}^{(u)})_{--}=-\delta \overline{X}_u$ and $(Z_{(u,v)})_{--}=\xi\overline{Z}_u$ for any qubit $v$ in the chain $L_u$. Therefore the first-order effective Hamiltonian acting on ${{\cal H }}_-$ is $$\label{logical_n}
H_{\mathrm{eff}}(1)=(H_{\mathrm{sim}})_{--}
=\sum_{0\le u<v\le n-1} \omega_{u,v} \overline{Z}_u \overline{Z}_v + \sum_{u=0}^{n-1}  h^z_u \overline{Z}_u
- h^x_u \overline{X}_u=
\overline{H}_{\mathrm{target}},$$ where