a new first-floor location. Defendants contend the only commitment was that alternate space would be provided if possible.
The evidence discloses that the parties continued negotiations after the cancellation. It also shows plaintiffs stayed on under a month-to-month agreement while attempts to relocate the restaurant continued. Only one location was seriously considered the drugstore spacealthough there was some discussion about the bank quarters, too. From the start, however, the parties zeroed in on the drugstore as the new home for The Backroom Restaurant. The alleged breach of contract and the resulting damages arose because the plaintiffs were forced out of business for eight months and later operated at a loss after reopening The Backroom Restaurant under a lease with Metz Bakery Company, which bought The Badgerow Building from defendants.
TheThe humble gefilte fish — the perfunctory seder meal starter long mocked for its blandness — is finally getting some respect.

At Kutsher’s Tribeca it’s made from wild halibut and garnished with micro arugula, while at the Gefilteria it’s crafted from sustainably-raised fish and topped with a freshly prepared horseradish.

With artisanal, chef-reworked twists on everything from borscht to kasha varnishkes, popping up on menus — and even in a modern-day “pushcart” — around New York, Ashkenazi fare is undergoing a renaissance of sorts.

But, like the Jewish-style delis that, a few generations ago, turned dietary laws upside down by serving up a corned beef-and-Swiss cheese combo with the nice Jewish name “Reuben,” much of the Nouveau Jewish Cuisine is off limits to kosher-observant Members of the Tribe.

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soup (with carrots from the local greenmarket).

Unlike his ancestors, who owned the legendary Kutsher’s Catskills resort, owner Zach Kutsher has no problem mixing milk and meat.

“Kosher restaurants are limited by being kosher,” Kutsher said. “I don’t think they’re nearly as creative as we are. I wanted to be accessible to all. Kosher is antithetical to all of that.”

At Kutsher’s the gefilte is topped with a parsley vinaigrette, and the kasha varnishkes are made with quinoa. Subdued lights, not dried salami, hang from the restaurant’s ceiling. All of this, said Kutsher, is to show that East European food can transcend the shtetls and tenements.

“I don’t think anyone had the quality of a chef giving Ashkenazic food this kind of deference in the past,” he said. “You had delis and

Note the use of a variable -- $vNumOfElems -- to hold onto the number of elements that should be contained within a group. This provides convenience. Down the road, should you need, say, 3
 elements per
, simply making that change:
<xsl:variable name="vNumOfElems" select="3" />

...again provides the correct result:


(upon which the case is pending) in three alternative counts, asking damages for both plaintiffs in each count. Count one is based, primarily, upon the violation of an ordinance of the city of St. Louis, known as the "rat ordinance." "Alternative" count two is based upon "common law negligence," the maintenance of a dangerous nuisance, "a harborage" for rats. "Alternative" count three is based on "fraudulent breach of contract" in the rental of the premises to the mother and next friend.
The defendants filed a motion to dismiss each count of the amended petition on the ground that "said counts fail to state facts sufficient to constitute causes of action against defendants." On March 3, 1952, the court ordered "that said motion be sustained as to Count One, andplaintiffs filed a motion in the trial court "(A) to order the separate trial of alternative Counts II and III of plaintiffs' amended petition herein * * * and (B) either (1) to vacate the portion of the order entered herein on March 3, 1952, * * * sustaining defendants' motion to dismiss Count I of plaintiffs' petition, and to grant a rehearing as to said motion in so far as it seeks the dismissal of said Count I, or (2)," should said order not be vacated, "to enter a final, actual, appealable judgment dismissing said Count I, with prejudice."
Plaintiff in said motion informed the court of the dismissal of their appeal by this court and advanced as the reason for a separate trial of counts two and


Q:

Boost Asio tcp::resolver: service not found

I'm trying to create an HTTP client using Boost Asio. I copied the sync client example from asio, compile, then run. Unfortunately, on my logs, it shows Service not found. When I traced the code, I found it that it is thrown from the following code:
boost::asio::io_service io_service;
// Get a list of endpoints corresponding to the server name.
tcp::resolver resolver(io_service);
//->if i removed the http, it has no error
tcp::resolver::query query("host.com", "http");
//->This part throws the service not found
tcp::resolver::iterator endpoint_iterator = resolver.resolve(query);
tcp::resolver::iterator end;

Can anybody explain why it is throwing service not found or on how can I solve this?

A:

This means the OS does not know which port number corresponds to the TCP service with the name "http".
On a unix-like OS, this would mean the line http 80/tcp isconverse of this principle is true too.

In this era of conspicuous consumption there is one thing we sorely need: gratitude.

It is gratitude–not wealth–that shapes our existence. This is why the 10th commandment orders us not to covet what our neighbor has. This is why the teachings of Jesus tell us not to worry about tomorrow because the God who clothes the lilies of the field in glorious fashion knows also how to give good things to us. This is why St. Paul encourages us to be content with our circumstances, whatever they may be.

An employer was walking through his place of business one day and overheard an employee say, “If only I had $100 today, I would be perfectly content.” The business owner turned to the person and


show existence, lets say in euclidean division algorithm n=ad+c, there exists a c, why do we care whether they is a least element? I think learning the fact that WOP shows that there exists some least element is useless. We should just show non-empty is the subset of natural numbers and therefore there exists a remainder from  Euclidean division.
I feel like the least element implication of the WOP is a useless fact to know and it's not important to write in a proof if the only practical purpose of WOP is to show existence.

A:

I don't understand what you're asking, so let me prove a classical theorem using the well ordering principle, and you can tell me if there is some kind of problem with the way     final List<SqueakTest> selectors = new ArrayList<>();

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My current project, a collaborative local atlas - lordboreal51
http://www.lokusapp.com/

======
lordboreal51
Lokus is my first attempt at a webapp, there's an app on the Android Market
that is still in its early stages, but I decided to launch regardless. It is
hosted on Google App Engine and uses Django.

Any feedback is appreciated, my email is ewoodrich@lokusapp.com.

Painting Table: Red Militia

I made a little more progress on my painting last night, highlighting and inking the red on the vehicles. These models will have dual purposes, as I am intending to use them for both Alien Squad Leader and Tomorrow’s War. I will be making up bases for the vehicles to sit on when playing ASL.
You can also see some of the infantry I have based up for ASL. These are actually plastic Russians that I had lying around. They are on Flames of War bases, rather than the recommended square bases as I feel they look good this way, and it saved me cutting bases by hand!


Shiites, among Sunnis. Do you see that there could be a political solution?

ABDUL-AHAD: I think now it's too late for a political solution. The whole talk about forming a new government, a more inclusive government - probably this would have worked a year ago, you know, almost 18 months ago. At the moment, this is too late.

I spent my day traveling from East to West Baghdad. And I took, in the same day, two Shiite militia commanders and Sunnis and both seem to be gearing for the coming war. People are talking in terms of ethnic cleansing. People are talking about emptying neighborhoods, talking in terms of this - big strategies on the paper of removing the Sunnis from this area or moving the Shiites from this area.

Thebest - what we can hope for is the fighting will still - will stop north of Baghdad. But I don't think there's a political solution. It's too late for a political solution. As a result of the ISIS attack and the insurgency uprising, no Sunni politician has any credibility left in the street. No Sunni can stand and say I represent Mosul.

So the whole Sunni political elite has been removed from the scene. So who will be able to conduct the peace with Maliki for any Shiite power? So I think now is the time of war. Politics is too late.

RATH: Ghaith Abdul-Ahad is a Middle East correspondent for The Guardian. Ghaith, thank you very much.


corporate headquarters. Those individuals are also electronically connected to the corporate office/headquarters. This movement away from the corporate or central site, and the benefit gained by avoiding a physical commute appears to be a trend which is here to stay. In all likelihood, this trend will continue given the transient nature by which most modern workers operate.
Remotely situated workers require transparent connectivity not only to the corporate office but also to the office's local area network (LAN). As corporations move away from mainframe based systems to personal computer (PC) systems linked together by LANs, the options for remote connectivity have improved. In general, PCs and LANs facilitate remote access to the computing resources of the corporate office or corporate headquarters. Remote connectivity is also made possible with theApr
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Ramirez gives up 2 HRs, Mariners lost 8th straight

SEATTLE (AP) — Erasmo Ramirez couldn’t come up with the big pitch when he needed it.

Twice in the early innings Tuesday night he had an 0-2 count on a batter before giving up a home run.

Those pitches were enough to do in the Seattle Mariners in a 5-2 loss to the Houston Astros, extending Seattle’s losing streak to eight games.

Ramirez (1-3) didn’t pitch badly overall, striking out eight over six innings and only allowing three hits. Two of those, however, were the home runs that gave the Astros a 3-0 lead after two innings.

“He did not make quality strikes when he needed to,” Seattle manager Lloyd McClendon said. “Particularly ahead in the count two strikes, and it cost him tonight.”

Three


has three losses and a no-decision when he gave up five runs and didn’t make it out of the third inning.

“The fact is, when the club is struggling you have to go out and throw strikes and put up zeros, and he didn’t do that early,” McClendon said.

NOTES: The crowd of 10,466 was the fifth-lowest in Safeco Field history. Six of the seven lowest crowds at Safeco have been matchups with the Astros, all coming since the start of last season. … Seattle RHP Hisashi Iwakuma (finger) was scheduled to pitch in a rehabilitation assignment at Triple-A Tacoma, but instead threw a simulated game at Safeco Field on Tuesday afternoon due to weather concerns. McClendon said the outing went well, and Iwakuma will have a rehab outing withouting went well, and Iwakuma will have a rehab outing with Tacoma on Sunday. … Astros RHP Lucas Harrell, designated for assignment on April 16, cleared waivers and was outrighted to Triple-A Oklahoma City.

Apr
23

Ramirez gives up 2 HRs, Mariners lost 8th straight

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SEATTLE (AP) — Erasmo Ramirez couldn’t come up with the big pitch when he needed it.

Twice in the early innings Tuesday night he had an 0-2 count on a batter before giving up a home run.

Those pitches were enough to do in the Seattle Mariners in a 5-2 loss to the Houston Astros, extending Seattle’s losing streak to eight games.

Ramirez (1-3) didn’t pitch badly overall, striking out eight over six innings and only allowing three hits. Two of those, however, were the home runs that gave the


rare bright spot for the Mariners, who struck out 14 times, equaling their season high set Monday.

“We just have to do better as a whole, show what we are capable of doing,” Smoak said.

Houston’s Matt Dominguez homered in the top of the seventh against Seattle reliever Dominic Leone. The Astros got an insurance run in the eighth off Danny Farquar. The Astros loaded the bases with three singles and then Carter singled to drive in the run.

Josh Fields pitched the ninth for his second save. The Astros have won six straight against the Mariners.

Ramirez said he felt confident in his pitches early on, despite the two mistakes. He got stronger as the game went on, retiring the last nine batters he faced.

“I tried to use every pitch Igot and whatever control, just throw it,” Ramirez said.

Ramirez won his first start of the season. In the four starts since, Ramirez has three losses and a no-decision when he gave up five runs and didn’t make it out of the third inning.

“The fact is, when the club is struggling you have to go out and throw strikes and put up zeros, and he didn’t do that early,” McClendon said.

NOTES: The crowd of 10,466 was the fifth-lowest in Safeco Field history. Six of the seven lowest crowds at Safeco have been matchups with the Astros, all coming since the start of last season. … Seattle RHP Hisashi Iwakuma (finger) was scheduled to pitch in a rehabilitation assignment at Triple-A Tacoma, but instead threw a simulated game at Safeco


("Privilege for the Slavs") from 1381 was the first indication of official bilingualism in a town. It ensured that the Slovaks in Zsolna (present-day Žilina, Slovakia) would enjoy the same privileges as the town's German burghers.

Louis I who was heir presumptive to Casimir III of Poland assisted the Poles several times against Lithuania and the Golden Horde. The foundation of Moldavia, a Romanian principality east of the Carpathians is also connected to these campaigns. Along the southern frontiers, Louis I compelled the Venetians to withdraw from Dalmatia in 1358 and forced a number of local rulers (including Tvrtko I of Bosnia, and Lazar of Serbia) to accept his suzerainty. However, his vassals often rebelled against him in the 1360s. Bogdan, a Romanian voivode even achieved the independence of.
Makkai, László (1994). The Hungarians' prehistory, their conquest of Hungary and their raids to the West to 955 and The foundation of the Hungarian Christian state, 950–1196. In: Sugár, Peter F. (General Editor); Hanák, Péter (Associate Editor); Frank, Tibor (Editorial Assistant); A History of Hungary; Indiana University Press; .
Molnár, Miklós (2001). A Concise History of Hungary. Cambridge University Press. .
Rady, Martyn (2000). Nobility, Land and Service in Medieval Hungary. Palgrave (in association with School of Slavonic and East European Studies, University College London). .
Reutel, Timothy (2000). The New Cambridge Medieval History: Volume 3, c.900-c.1024. Cambridge University Press.
Sedlar, Jean W. (1994). East Central Europe in the Middle Ages, 1000–1500. University of Washington Press. .
Spiesz, Anton; Caplovic, Dusan; Bolchazy, Ladislaus J. (2006). Illustrated Slovak History: A Struggle for Sovereignty


one or more terrestrial interfaces (such as X.25, frame-relay, ATM, or ethernet) and a single physical satellite interface. The satellite interface can be used to communicate with one, many, or all of the terminals in the network depending on the beam connectivity and available bandwidth on the satellite. Since routing messages are typically exchanged between a router and all of its adjacent neighbors, the terminal/router would need to periodically communicate with all of the terminal/routers in the mesh thereby using up precious bandwidth. Modifications to RIP-2 and OSPF, the most commonly used Interior Gateway Protocols have been suggested to minimize routing traffic for on-demand networks (e.g., J. Moy, xe2x80x9cExtending OSPF to support demand circuitsxe2x80x9d, RFC 1793, April 1995), but these modifications are not widely implemented. In addition, supportingHe said that the grief for a fighter who dedicated his life to the Palestinian and Arab cause is the same in Palestine, Lebanon, and the [entire] Arab world."

[Al-Hayat Al-Jadida, Dec. 21, 2015]

"The national and Islamic forces in the Ramallah and El-Bireh district set up a mourning tent to receive those offering condolences over leader Samir Kuntar's death as a Martyr (Shahid)...

In his speech in the name of the Fatah Central Committee, Fatah Central Committee member Azzam Al-Ahmad saluted Martyr Kuntar and his long path of struggle... The factions and those present eulogized the Martyr with short speeches, which noted his virtues and bravery... He sat for 27 years in the occupation's prisons, from the time he was a young boy, following a heroic operation."

[Al-Hayat Al-Jadida, Dec. 23,


of the deceased Martyr, Samir Kuntar, who fought in the Palestinian revolution from a young age. He said that the grief for a fighter who dedicated his life to the Palestinian and Arab cause is the same in Palestine, Lebanon, and the [entire] Arab world."

“Fatah Central Committee member Sultan Abu Al-Einein condemned the assassination of Lebanese Hezbollah leadership member and released prisoner, Samir Kuntar... Abu Al-Einein added that Martyr (Shahid) Kuntar had inhaled the scent of Palestine since his childhood, and had turned 16 when the Israeli enemy’s justice system sentenced him to 5 life sentences and a few decades...

Abu Al-Einein stressed that the Kuntar’s assassination reveals that Israel and its allies stand behind the dark terrorist movements and currents in the region, most prominently ISIS...

Abu Al-Einein sentsamples and widget galleries of some frameworks:

YUI Examples Gallery;
ExtJS demo; and
SmartClient feature explorer.

The others (jQuery, Dojo, Mootools, Prototype) are more "compact" frameworks arguably less suited to your purpose.
Also consider the license of each framework when making your decision.
My thoughts on the above three are:

ExtJS has somewhat angered the community in that it started out as LGPL but had a controversial license change (that thread is at 76 pages!) to GPL/commercial at version 2.1.  The problem with that the community no longer has an active participation in the framework's development.  Not the mainline version anyway.  This means it's being developed and supported by a small team (possibly one person) rather than the community.  IMHO it's not worth paying a commercial license for that and GPL


The first ever Sedona JazzFest was very successful. The whole community got involved and we had Jazz Club Crawls with some of the best local jazz musicians and bands, a workshop and master class day for local youth with the headliner band, a Jazz Brunch and a concert that blew everyone away!Tract C

Tract D

With excellent location, shape and size, this 229-acre tract offers a variety of development options.

Tract E

This high-visibility, 156-acre tract fronts I-85 before wrapping around to the airport’s secondary entrance.

Tract F

Situated along the east side of the runway, this 82-acre tract is ideal for general aviation, MRO and cargo.

Tract G

Featuring more than 250 acres, this is a premier tract offering excellent visibility along I-85.

Tract H

Home to the future parallel runway, this tract is well suited for interim or shorter term development.

Tract I

This 69-acre tract features frontage along GSP’s runway and secondary entrance.

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surrounding alleged violations. Oftentimes, the referee has an opportunity to evaluate first-hand the forthrightness and character of the respondent. As long as the referee's findings are supported by competent substantial evidence in the record, "this Court is precluded from reweighing the evidence and substituting its judgment for that of the referee." Florida *1288 Bar v. MacMillan, 600 So.2d 457, 459 (Fla. 1992).[1] In the present case, competent substantial evidence in the record supports the referee's findings of fact and conclusions concerning guilt, and we approve those findings and conclusions.
As to discipline, we note that the referee in a Bar proceeding again occupies a favored vantage point for assessing key considerationssuch as a respondent's degree of culpability and his or her cooperation, forthrightness, remorse, and rehabilitation (or potential for5-HT1A receptor-mediated activation of outward potassium current by serotonin in mouse cultured spiral ganglion neurons.
Cochlear spiral ganglion neurons provide the only pathway for transmitting sound evoked activity from the hair cells to the central auditory system. Serotonin plays a role in the response properties of central auditory neurons. However, knowledge about the role of serotonin in the peripheral auditory nervous system remains limited. In the current study, we investigated the influence of serotonin on outward potassium current in mouse cultured spiral ganglion neurons using whole-cell patch clamp technique. The cell capacitance was 4.03 ± 0.18 pF (n = 54). Application of serotonin caused an increase of outward potassium currents within seconds, whereas treatment with WAY100635, a selective 5-HT1A receptor antagonist, counteracted the increase effect of serotonin. These results


Diseases caused by mycobacteria are often difficult to treat and require regimens containing several drugs administered over a prolonged period. Relatively few drugs are effective against mycobacteria, especially multidrug-resistant *Mycobacterium tuberculosis*. Hence, development of new classes of antimycobacterial agents is needed. The fluoroquinolones would appear to fulfill most of the criteria for an ideal class of antimycobacterial drugs. The in vitro activity of fluoroquinolones against mycobacteria and the efficacy of these drugs in murine models of mycobacterial infection have been documented in various studies and reviews.[@b1-asm-5-409]--[@b3-asm-5-409] Some fluoroquinolones are currently used to treat mycobacterial infections.[@b4-asm-5-409] The mechanism of action of the quinolone antibacterial agents is thought to result from the combination of their abilities to penetrate into bacterial cells and inhibit DNA gyrase, an essential bacterial enzyme thatcompany idoodlelearning, and supported by NASA and the Colorado Space Grant Consortium.

The challenge presented to school students was to invent a device that could fit into a 4-metre (13-foot) cube, and weigh no more than 64 grams. And, most importantly, it had to be space-worthy.

The tiny satellite that topped all the entries has been named KalamSat, after Indian nuclear scientist and former President, A.P.J. Abdul Kalam.

It owes its lightness to its reinforced carbon fibre polymer frame - a material that has a super-high strength-to-weight ratio, and is used in everything from aerospace engineering to fishing line.

On June 21, it will be launched into sub-orbital flight, where it will complete a 4-hour round trip, and be online and operational for 12 minutes in the micro-gravity environment of space. (Sub-orbital


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        if (xdndAction == XA_XdndActionCopy.getAtom()) {
            return DnDConstants.ACTION_COPY;
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 justice, is on the hunt for a ruthless killer named McGill who has claimed the lives of men, women, and even children across the frontier. Who--if anyone--will survive when their paths finally cross? As Lucinda and Nate's stories converge, guns are drawn, debts are paid, and Kathleen Kent delivers an unforgettable portrait of a woman who will stop at nothing to make a new life for herself."--

"It's the 19th century on the Gulf Coast, a time of opportunity and lawlessness. After escaping the Texas brothel where she'd been a virtual prisoner, Lucinda Carter heads for Middle Bayou to meet her lover, who has a plan to make them both rich, chasing rumors of a pirate's buried treasure. Meanwhile Nate Cannon, a young Texas policeman with a pure heart


UEFA Euro 2012
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Category:Italy at UEFA Euro 2016total of 10,000 hit+expertise+haste, 2550 will always be reserved for hit, and 2550 will always be reserved for expertise. This leaves you with 4900 leftover, which will be left over as haste. Increasing this total number (10,000) to say 11,000, will result in a gain of 1,000 haste regardless of if it was gained with hit, haste, or expertise on items.

This is all void if you are over cap and unable to drop to it.

TL;DR: if you are doing crit>haste>mastery, hit=haste=expertise for effective stat weights when comparing items.

The way you should look at items that have hit or expertise on them is as follows:
(If you actually benefit from the hit/exp):
Treat the hit or expertise as if it were your second best secondary stat

Example: say you are doing crit>haste>mastery,


respiratory effort, respiratory distress, or a tracheal rattle), microbiologic isolation of *R. equi* from a TBA, cytologic evidence of sepsis of TBA fluid, and sonographically visible pulmonary consolidations or abscesses. The TBA\'s were collected transendoscopically on the first day of apparent clinical signs of pneumonia and submitted for cytology and aerobic culture. Foals defined as subclinical had lung lesions (consolidation or abscess formation) identified by TUS but did not develop clinical signs of pneumonia from birth through weaning. Those performing diagnosis and treatment of affected foals were blind to the results of the TUS and hematologic screening; intervention was not implemented for any foals in this study unless they developed clinical signs of pneumonia. Unaffected foals were defined as those having neither lesions detectable by TUS nor clinicalsigns of pneumonia from birth through weaning. Of the 270 foals born on the farm during the 2011 breeding season, 46 foals (17%) were affected, 170 foals (63%) were subclinical, and 54 foals (20%) were unaffected.

Each of the 270 foals born during 2011 underwent TUS biweekly from 3 to 16 weeks of age. These ages were selected on the age at onset of *R. equi* pneumonia and reported procedures for TUS screening.[8](#jvim13828-bib-0008){ref-type="ref"}, [9](#jvim13828-bib-0009){ref-type="ref"} The total maximal diameter (TMD) of all pulmonary consolidations was recorded for each TUS examination. On the day of each TUS, a fecal sample was collected (if available), shipped chilled overnight to the Equine Infectious Disease Laboratory at Texas A&M University, and stored frozen at −80°C.

Sample Selection {#jvim13828-sec-0010}
----------------

A sample size of 125 was selected for


of numbers from 1 to 46 and the first 2 numbers that were not for foals already selected were used to select the remaining 2 foals.

For each affected foal, 1 foal born within 2 weeks of the index case and for which the first 3 sequential fecal samples were collected was selected from each of the following groups: (1) unaffected foals; (2) subclinical foals with TMD \<200 mm; (3) subclinical foals with TMD 200--400 mm; and (4) subclinical foals with TMD \>400 mm. Thus, for each affected foal there were fecal samples collected from 4 other foals of approximately the same age. Because we were only able to identify 24 subclinical foals with TMD of 200--400 mm, we identified an additional foal that had TMD \<200 mm.

Fecal DNABriefly, frozen DNA samples were allowed to thaw to room temperature, and, for each reaction, 2 μL of DNA was added to 5 μL Taqman^®^ probe,[4](#jvim13828-note-1004){ref-type="fn"} 2.5 μL RNase‐free water, and 0.5 μL of a custom premix,[5](#jvim13828-note-1005){ref-type="fn"} such that a total of 10 μL was used for each reaction. For purposes of absolute quantification, a standard dilution curve was created. The purified plasmid (pGEX‐2T; 4,948 bp) was obtained from an *E. coli* clone containing an *R. equi* strain 103+ plasmid vector with the *vapA* gene (570 bp) that was generously provided by Dr. Steeve Giguère, University of Georgia. Plasmid DNA was extracted using a commercially available kit[6](#jvim13828-note-1006){ref-type="fn"} and the concentration was determined spectrophotometrically. Ten‐fold serial dilutions were made of plasmid DNA (approximate range, 10^1^--10^9^ copies of pGEX‐2T/μg) in


nuclease‐free water. Plasmid DNA strands were processed in duplicate using real‐time, qPCR assay. A standard curve was constructed using linear regression analysis of the log~10~ quantity of pGEX‐2T copies per sample and the corresponding *C* ~T~ values.

Data Analysis {#jvim13828-sec-0013}
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Data were analyzed using S‐PLUS statistical software.[7](#jvim13828-note-1007){ref-type="fn"} For descriptive purposes, plots and summary statistics (including 95% confidence intervals) were used. The concentrations of *vapA* in feces were compared among the 5 groups at each of the 3 individual ages of sampling using a Kruskal--Wallis test; comparisons at each age between affected (ie, pneumonic foals) and all other foals (ie, subclinical foals and unaffected foals) were made using the Wilcoxon rank‐sum test (WRST). Comparisons of categorical variables between or among groups were performed using chi‐squared tests (CST). A significance level of5 weeks (*P* = .046) and 7 weeks (*P* = .005) of age relative to those at 3 weeks of age; however, the fecal concentration of *vapA* in nonpneumonic (unaffected and subclinical) foals did not increase significantly over time (Fig [1](#jvim13828-fig-0001){ref-type="fig"}).

![Boxplot of fecal concentration of *vapA* by sample‐time (1, 2, or 3, corresponding to ages 3, 5, and 7 weeks, respectively), by group (NotRE = unaffected or subclinical pneumonia foals; RE = foals that developed *R. equi* pneumonia). The triangles in the boxes represent the median value; the bottom and tops of the boxes represent the 25th and 75th percentiles of the data, respectively; the thin horizontal lines from the top of the boxes extend to the 97.5th percentile. Boxes with different superscripted letters differ significantly (*P* \<


Manilow in 1969.

In June 1967, at the urging of his friend and business associate Lou Adler, Davis attended the Monterey Pop Festival. He immediately signed Janis Joplin with Big Brother and the Holding Company, and Columbia went on to sign Laura Nyro, The Electric Flag, Santana, The Chambers Brothers, Bruce Springsteen, Chicago, Billy Joel, Blood, Sweat & Tears, Loggins & Messina, Aerosmith and Pink Floyd (for rights to release their material outside of Europe). The company, which had previously avoided rock music (its few rock acts prior to the Davis presidency included Dion DiMucci, The Byrds, Simon & Garfunkel, and Paul Revere and the Raiders), doubled its market share in three years.

One of the most commercially successful recordings released during Davis' tenure at Columbia was Lynn Anderson's "RoseHands On with the Motorola Droid Ultra, Mini, and Maxx

No MicroSD = No Sale!

We've known for a while that Google/Motorola doesn't like microSD cards. But no even having the option somewhere in the product lineup is going too far.

I've already filled by over 31Gigs of my 32Gb microSD card and have ordered a 64Gb one. Not having a microSD card slot means I'd be limited to the phones storage; which also has to be shared with applications & other data.


 B_mod = toupper(B) for instance (just a mock example).

How can I do that without explicitly naming the columns A, B and A_mod and B_mod, but instead use the vector colnames. In reality my dataframe has 30 columns, so writing all by hand is tedious (and the amount of columns will increase).

A:

Try
d[paste0(colnames,'_mod')] <- lapply(d[colnames], tolower)
head(d,3)
#   x y A B A_mod B_mod
#1 1 1 A a     a     a
#2 2 3 B b     b     b
#3 3 5 C c     c     c

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      Table[I]=(Number+UnpOldTable20[I]) & 0xf;
      I++;
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      if (Number==16)
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into a puddle again. She spilled across the floor and reformulated behind Prime, who tried and failed to repress an embarrassed sigh.

"Oh-kaay . . . ," Jack said. It was clear he was going to have trouble making friends at school. What else was new?

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That was the understatement of the year. Jack looked up the full length of the staircase, which seemed to rise all the way up to the top of the mountain. It was going to be a long climb.

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back out there." "They need to get to Durant's crash site fast." "Got another bird down." "l want them out of there." "All of them." "Super 64 is out." "What?" "They talking about another Hawk?" "Captain Steele, we got to move or we're gonna get pinned down!" "We're moving just as fast as we can." "You let me do my job and you do yours." "Over." "Fuck!" "Fuck!" "Ruiz, stay down." "l fucking knew" "Medic." "Fuck this!" "Captain Steele, I'll take out the threat in the window." "We'll rally point the gray building." "Coming through, Captain." "Sarg'nt!" "All right, let's move!" "Let's move!" "Now!" "Move!" "Move!" "Cover me!" "Let's go, let's move!" "Moving out." "Friendly!" "Friendlies coming through!" "Let's go, let's go!" "Move up!" "Come on, come on!"       for the Southern District of Mississippi
                          (1:97-CV-500-GR)
_________________________________________________________________

                          October 22, 1999

Before KING, Chief Judge, JOLLY and WIENER, Circuit Judges.

PER CURIAM:*

      Plaintiff-Appellant Alvin K. Hughes appeals from the

district court’s grant of summary judgment in favor of

Defendants-Appellees Grand Casino, Inc. and Jim Peterson.    We

AFFIRM.


     225, 661; the Civil Rights Act of 1991; the

                                   2
release Hughes was to receive five weeks of salary as severance

pay.    The Agreement gave Hughes fourteen days to consider the

offer and advised him to consult with an attorney prior to

acceptance.    Hughes signed the Agreement sometime after he was

presented with it and received a check from the Casino.

       On September 12, 1997, Hughes filed this action in federal

district court against the Casino and Peterson.    Hughes’s

complaint allegedHughes knowingly and voluntarily

entered into the Agreement, thereby releasing the Casino from all

claims arising out of his employment and termination.     Therefore,

there was no issue of material fact, and the district court

properly granted summary judgment in favor of the Casino and

Peterson.

     Because we find that Hughes knowingly and voluntarily

released the Casino from any claims, we need not reach the

district court’s alternative grounds for granting summary

judgment.

                          III. CONCLUSION

     For the foregoing reasons, we AFFIRM the district court’s

grant of summary judgment in favor of Defendants-Appellees Grand


hospital charts from the first admission were collected [10](#apa14585-bib-0010){ref-type="ref"}, [11](#apa14585-bib-0011){ref-type="ref"}. For each infant, the following information was requested: written abdominal X‐ray results, ultrasound results, surgery reports, intestinal biopsy and autopsy protocols (Fig. [1](#apa14585-fig-0001){ref-type="fig"}). For four infants, abdominal X‐ray images were collected. For infants who were diagnosed with NEC after transportation to a lower level NICU, hospital records from the second caregiver were also requested.

![Data collection.](APA-108-835-g001){#apa14585-fig-0001}

To identify missed NEC cases in the EXPRESS study, previously collected data used for a nutritional study were used [15](#apa14585-bib-0015){ref-type="ref"}. The nutritional data were obtained from hospital records from birth to 70 days of post‐natal age and covered detailed information on enteral and parenteral intakes. Discharge summaries were collected for all infants who fulfilled one of two criteria: The first criterion was that enteralQI registries are essential tools for clinical evaluation, benchmarking and research. To be able to compare national and international data there is a need for robust diagnostic criteria.

Eleven of the 38 NEC diagnosed infants in the EXPRESS study did not undergo surgery and had no signs of NEC on ultrasound or X‐ray (Table [1](#apa14585-tbl-0001){ref-type="table"}). In the EXPRESS study, NEC was defined as Bell stage II or above, which requires radiological findings with ileus, pneumatosis intestinalis or portal venous gas [6](#apa14585-bib-0006){ref-type="ref"}, [7](#apa14585-bib-0007){ref-type="ref"}. In preterm infants, it is difficult to differentiate between NEC and other diagnoses such as SIP and even harder to validate the diagnosis retrospectively. A septic episode may result in intestinal paralysis and dilatation that may clinically mimic NEC without having a true intestinal inflammation or necrosis.


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The baseline presented in this paper was concluded prior to the implementation of the previously described series of interventions in the health service.

In order to assess services and programs, epidemiological studies have been recommended. To evaluate a programme or intervention, it is necessary to choose an appropriate design based on the type of decisions that should be taken. For the evaluation study design we used the criteria described by Habicht et al \[[@CR12]\].

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The target population of this study lives in the area covered by the Community Health Service and was estimated at 108,000 inhabitants in 2010. It is located in Porto Alegre, the capital of Rio Grande do Sul state, the tenth largest Brazilian city.


Care --CEPAPS - Grupo Hospitalar Conceição, Brazil. Email: margarita.diercks\@yahoo.com.br.

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JB, LK and FBN, participated in all stages of the article. ST, CSM and SAS worked on acquisition of data, drafting and revision of the article for important intellectual content. MSD and LAL collaborated on acquisition and interpretation of data, drafting and revision of the article for important intellectual content; BN contributed with the analysis and interpretation of data; writing of the paper and revision of the article. All authors read and approved the final manuscript.

Competing interests {#FPar4}
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The authors declare that they have no competing interests.

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This project was approved by the Ethics Research Committee of the Conceição Hospital Group on February 28, 2011 under protocol number 10-261. Ethicalknowing how to φ. We investigate this strategy of argument-by-counterexample to the antiintellectualist's sufficiency thesis and show that, at the end of the day, anti-intellectualism remains unscathed. 1. introduction In virtue of what does one know how to do something, when one does? One prominent view, intellectualism, maintains that what grounds one's knowledge how toφ is at least always in part one's propositional attitudes; thus, on this picture, when you know how to ride a bike, this will be in virtue of certain propositional attitudes you have. Anti-intellectualists insist that when you know how to ride a bike, it is in virtue of your possessing certain abilities or dispositions, and not in virtue of any propositions you believe or know. Whilst anti-intellectualismhas been the received view in the


example, on a particularly permissive conception of ability possession operant in an account of know4 'whenever she actually attempts to do a salchow (in accordance with her misconceptions), the abnormality causes Irina to unknowingly perform the correct sequence of moves', it looks on first blush like Irina's possessing a reliable ability to perform the salchow is uncontroversial. It is no wonder B&M have relied on this case on multiple occasions to make their argument. That said, there are a number of lurking problems waiting in the wings. To bring one such initial problem to the fore, consider Plantinga's (1993) famous 'brain lesion' case. In Plantinga's brain lesion case, we are to imagine that our hero, 'Al', has a strange brain lesion that reliably causes him to believe thathe has a brain lesion-though Al has no other item of evidence that supports this conclusion. One of the lessons in the literature on early reliabilist epistemology is that it's bad news if (on one's view) Al counts as knowing he has a brain lesion7, even though the brain lesion reliably causes Al to believe correctly on the point. A popular explanation that can be offered for why Al fails to know that he has a brain lesion proceeds as follows: firstly, knowledge requires that a belief 's correctness be (in some suitably articulated sense) attributable to the agent's exercise of cognitive ability8; secondly- and what is most relevant to our purposes-Al's believing the truth does not seem to be grounded in any ability to which we can


Pritchard (2012), and Carter (2013). 9Greco (2010), drawing from Feinberg (1970) remarks that 'we do not consider an action to be appropriately his unless it is appropriately grounded in psychologically normal and healthy character (Greco 2010, 151). We articulate this suggestion further later in this section. 10This paraphrasing of the case is taken from Goldman (2011). 5 we are inclined to not credit Al's correctness about his brain lesion to some ability he has. After all, despite TrueTemp's reliability, his correctness is (like in the case with Al) nonetheless not a production of his own efforts or faculties, but rather, the production of a cause external to his cognitive agency11. The implications of these insights about Al and Temp for B&M's diagnosis of Irina now take shape. Justconsider that, to the extent that we should resist, following orthodoxy in the brain lesion and TrueTemp cases, the attribution of Al's and TrueTemp's correctness to Al's and TrueTemp's 'abilities', we have located a precedent for refraining from attributing to an individual a ability to do something even when she reliably can do the thing in question successfully. The precedent revealed in the brain lesion and TrueTemp cases, and which has been given expression in a number of works by John Greco (e.g. 2008; 2010; 2013) as well as Duncan Pritchard (201012) is, in short, that it is appropriate to credit to an agent an ability to perform a given intelligent action only if that ability it is grounded in dispositions that are integrated in-and so, like in


God to do the speaking, or more accurately, as if God was speaking through them. As he put it: "We spoke with new tongues, as the Lord gave us utterance, and His Spirit led us15". The gap between Burrough's disposition to speak glossolalia in certain religious contexts (in virtue of which an attenuated ability attribution might be felicitous, e.g. as when using Burroughs as a contrast case vis-à-vis others parishoners in the church who spoke nothing) and what would be Burrough's knowing how to speak glossolalia seems to a be a gap in place precisely because, in speaking glossolalia, one is compulsed or compelled to do so in a way where the disposition to perform glossolalia is not appropriately integrated within the individual's agency and psychology. (Perhaps, thisit results in something like Irina's compulsively performing a salchow. And this strikes us as a clear case of disintegration of one's cognitive character; indeed, this is precisely the kind of disintegration one finds with Al and TrueTemp, and we've explained our diagnosis of the case on this reading. However, it is possible to conceive of Irina's abnormality in a different way: as a peculiar instance of mere dissociation of her doxastic failures from her manual successes, where those successes and failures are, nevertheless, appropriately integrated in some way into her cognitive character. Call this the dissociative interpretation of the case. On the dissociative interpretation, the abnormality doesn't cause Irina's successful performance, per se. Instead (i) the abnormality prevents Irina from ever forming a true (meta)-belief that her


belief that some w is a way to perform a salchow is false, even though (ii) it has no impact whatsoever on her successful performance. Now, onemight argue as follows: SALCHOW isn't successful as a counterexample against AI-S on a disintegration reading; but the explanation for why this is so on a disintegration reading doesn't apply, mutatis mutandis, on the dissociative reading. And further, the dissociative reading is (perhaps) even more faithful to B&M's own presentation of the case. Thus, the reasons for rejecting that SALCHOW succeeds against AI-S on the basis of claimed similarities between Irina, Al and Temp would no longer be compelling were we to interpret Irina's case along dissociative lines. Is this general strategy plausible? We think not. To see why, consider that, onto perform the action in question that (ex hypothesi) is nonetheless not attended 11 to in the course of the successful performance. The only difference is that in the piano case, the false belief seems proportionately less significant to the total performance. Though, we think this difference is not a significant one once it is emphasized that a successful performance of the Minute Waltz involves notes played in a particular order. However, even if we were to grant that the disanalogy were problematically significant, we could then simply run a variation on the Chopin case in which, say, the mistaken beliefs (that played no role in guiding the performance) concerned three or four notes out of sequence. This at any rate would seem to bring the case closer


has always only played BRAINIAC in her life. She has never heard of ordinary chess and does not know such game even exists. So, she has absolutely no thoughts (whether de dicto or de re) about it. As it happens, Miriam regains her sight and once she runs into a chessboard. Miriam is not sure how to use that object and has absolutely no clue that the chessboard is used to play a game. But she soon conjectures and comes to believe that it might be a dadaist reenactment of a medieval battle. Spontaneously, however, she starts assigning positions and pieces on the chessboard with numbers and applying to those the rules of BRAINIAC. She says to herself: "I may as well use this dadaist reenactment to play4. concluding remarks We've attemptedhere to disarma recent strandof attack leveled against anti-intellectualist accounts of knowledge-how. In particular, we've shown that recent counterexamples to the claim that ability possession is sufficient for knowledge-how, ultimately provide 31Pavese (2015a, 186, fn. 26) anticipates a reply along these lines. 32Thanks to an anonymous referee at Pacific Philosophical Quarterly for helpful comments at this point in the dialectic. 22 no compelling reason to resist the anti-intellectualist's core thesis-that knowing how to do something is a matter of ability possession, rather than propositional attitudes. To be clear, the argument sketched here has not gone so far as to positively endorse the anti-intellectualist thesis. For all we've said here, both intellectualism and antiintellectualism remain live options. More specifically, we hope to have shown is


Fridland, E. (2012). Knowing-how: Problems and Considerations. European Journal of Philosophy, n/a–n/a. http://doi.org/10.1111/ejop.12000 Glick, E. (2012). Abilities andKnow-HowAttributions. In Jessica Brown&M.Gerken (Eds.), Knowledge Ascriptions (pp. 120–139). Oxford: Oxford University Press. Goldman, A. (1976). 'Discrimination and Perceptual Knowledge', Journal of Philosophy 73, 771-91. -- (2011). 'Reliabilism', The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy (Spring 2011 Edition), Edward N. Zalta (ed.). Grimm, S. (2014). 'Understanding as Knowledge of Causes' Virtue Epistemology Naturalized (ed. A. Fairweather), 329-345, Springer International Publishing, Dordrecht. Greco, J. (2012). A (Different) Virtue Epistemology. Philosophy and Phenomenological Research, 85(1), 1–26. http://doi.org/10.1111/j.1933-1592.2011.00567.x -- (2010). Achieving Knowledge: A Virtue-Theoretic Account of Epistemic Normativity, Cambridge University Press, Cambridge. -- (1999). 'Agent Reliabilism', Noûs, 33(13), 273-296. Hawley, K. (2003). Success and Knowledge-How. American Philosophical Quarterly, 40(1), 19–31 Hornsby, J. (2011). 'Ryle's Knowing-How, andA Distinction Reconsidered. Proceedings of the Aristotelian Society, 104, 1–29. Sosa, E. (1999). 'How to Defeat Opposition to Moore', Philosophical Perspectives 13, 141-54. -- (2007). A Virtue Epistemology: Apt Belief and Reflective Knowledge, Oxford University Press, Oxford. --(2009). ReflectiveKnowledge: Apt Belief andReflectiveKnowledge, OxfordUniversity Press, Oxford. 25 -- (2015). Judgment and Agency. OUP Oxford. Steel, T. J. (1974). A Puzzle About Knowing How. Philosophical Studies, 25(1), 43–50. Wiggins, D. (2009). Knowing How to and Knowing That. In H.-J. Glock & J. Hyman (Eds.), Wittgenstein and Analytic Philosophy: Essays for P. M. S. Hacker. Oxford: Oxford University Press.


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Logistic regression models were constructed with survey logistic procedure using survey sample weights.

Model for Women CS & IS: the model predicting the probability of simultaneous CS & IS.

Model for Men HD, BSspecific lifestyle risk behaviors, and has identified some that may be of greatest consequence.

Study Strengths {#s4d}
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The current study has important implications for interventions to modify lifestyle risk behaviors. We found that many individuals practice a number of risk behaviors simultaneously, and identified specific association rules between these behaviors using ARM. Previous studies have used different analytical techniques to identify associations between lifestyle risk behaviors. For example, researchers have measured associations by using behavior accumulation techniques [@pone.0088859-Laaksonen1], the prevalence of odds ratios [@pone.0088859-Kang1], [@pone.0088859-Poortinga1], correlation analysis [@pone.0088859-Berrigan1], cluster analysis [@pone.0088859-Mistry1], and various regression approaches [@pone.0088859-Johansson1], [@pone.0088859-Laaksonen1].

Using accumulation technique methods, one cannot detect specific behavior combinations. In order to study the association structure of 7 binary health risk behaviors, we would need to analyze a contingency table with 2×2^7^ possible


how the understanding of Being as such is grounded in temporality is not developed in BT, though hints are given in §69. A more developed account can be found in his 1927 summer semester lecture, The Basic Problems of Phenomenology (GA 24). 3 Slaby's remarkably clear essay on affectivity is a notable exception. See Slaby (2015). 4 "Understanding" (Verstehen) does not refer to a rational or cognitive capacity; rather, it designates one of Dasein's existential structures and also one of the constituents of its disclosedness (BT 182f./143f., 3 some possibility of being. Dasein, as an entity that constitutes itself by defining and determining its own possibilities (possibilities that it both inherits and projects for itself), is always ahead of itself (BT 236/192). However, Dasein is not just aheadtype of disclosedness through which Dasein becomes authentically transparent to itself (BT 345346/299). In everydayness, Dasein is lost to itself in the 'they' (das Man), but in resoluteness, Dasein lets itself "be summoned out of [its] lostness in the 'they'" (BT 345/299). Resoluteness, as a mode of being-in-the-world, does not detach Dasein from the world. 188/148). Understanding means "to be projecting towards a potentiality-for-Being for the sake of which any Dasein exists" (BT 385/336). 5 In-depth and detailed discussions of Heidegger's account of originary temporality can be found in Blattner 2005, Dahlstrom 2001, Mulhall 1995, and Käufer 2013. Helpful overviews of BT and Division II can be found in Mulhall 1995, Polt 1999, and Vallega-Neu 2003. 6 For Heidegger's discussion of meaning see BT §32, 370-1/324. 4 Quite


and fundamentally unified nature of temporality that allows us to understand both Heidegger's insistence that "[t]emporalizing does not mean a 'succession' of the ecstases" and his contention that "[t]he future is not later than having been, and this is not earlier than the present" (BT 401/350). The future is not later because the originary future is not "a 'now' which has not yet become 'actual'" (BT 373/325). Instead, the future is "the coming in which Dasein, in its ownmost potentiality-for-Being, comes towards itself" (BT 374/325). Originary future is the "primary meaning of existentiality" (BT 374/327): it is the way in which in every moment we are already ahead of ourselves and we determine who we are by having to choose who we will become from a set ofand who it can become. Second, and relatedly, the manner in which we affectively find ourselves is grounded primarily, but not exclusively, in the originary past. Befindlichkeit is grounded in the originary past insofar as it is the past that "modifies" (viz., temporalizes) the originary future (coming towards) and the present (BT 390/340). As one of the ecstases of originary temporality, the originary past is always dynamically intertwined with the originary future and the originary present. Thus, moods bring Dasein back to itself, but they do so always by "letting-something-come-towards-itself" and by making entities present (BT 391/341). Such an interconnection between the ecstases of temporality underscores the unity of the structures that constitute Dasein's disclosedness (BT 385/335, 401/350). Most importantly, at least for present purposes, the dynamic interconnection


and become itself (BT 388/338). In BT, Heidegger does not go into detail about the temporality of moods other than fear and anxiety; he does, however, concede that his discussion of the temporality of fear and anxiety is not exhaustive of all moods and rightfully anticipates that the reader might want to know more. Thus, in response to the question of the temporal meaning of other 13 moods such as the "pallid lack of mood which dominates the 'grey everyday'" and "hope, joy, enthusiasm, [and] gaiety" (BT 395/344) he writes: "Not only fear and anxiety, but other moods are founded existentially upon one's having been...even a phenomenon like hope, which seems to be founded wholly upon the future, must be analyzed in much the same way as fear"(ibid.). Heidegger's analysis of hope (Hoffnung) deserves a brief note, for it is the only example of a positively valenced mood that is discussed, in some detail, in BT. Heidegger's analysis is also idiosyncratic insofar as it is opposes a common understanding of hope that renders it essentially futural. Heidegger makes the case that the very structure of hope as an affective phenomenon is only possible insofar as it is grounded in the originary past. That is to say, the character of hope lies not in the fact that in hoping, Dasein hopes for something in the future (a bonum futurum). Rather, what it means to hope is to hope "for something for oneself [Für-sich-erhoffen]" (BT 395-6/345). In other words, what is characteristic of hope is the fact


Government and making all reasonable inferences and credibility choices in favor of the finder of fact, the Government proved by preponderance of direct or circumstantial evidence that the crimes charged occurred within the district." United States v. Rinke, 778 F.2d 581, 584 (10th Cir.1985). Our review is "quite deferential." United States v. Evans, 318 F.3d 1011, 1021 (10th Cir.2003).
Although venue is not the focal point in most criminal matters, it is "not a mere technicality." Miller, 111 F.3d at 749; see also United States v. Winship, 724 F.2d 1116, 1123 (5th Cir.1984) ("Appellants raise more than a pedantic, justice-defeating technicality in asserting venue related rights." (internal quotation marks and footnote omitted)). It is a constitutional consideration and an element of every crime. Miller, 111 F.3d at 749. Specifically,(5th Cir.1983) (rejecting defendant's challenge based upon omissions in the record, noting that before the court were "only vague allegations of prejudice," and attributing "significance" to "counsel's inability to indicate one specific error committed during the portions of trial not included in the record" (internal quotation marks omitted)). Factually-supportable allegations of specific prejudice, however, are *1243 required by our precedent. See Haber, 251 F.3d at 890.
Furthermore, even if Mr. Kelly were able to articulate an adequate claim of prejudice from the purported omissions in the record, that claim would be significantly undermined (if not defeated) by Mr. Kelly's failure to avail himself of established proceduresspecifically, the procedures of Fed. R.App. P. 10(c)for reconstructing the gaps in the record. See Taverna, 348 F.3d at 880 (in rejecting defendant's claim


statement of Mr. Kelly's counsel in closing argument, in which he identified "Ogden" as the "general area" where Mr. Kelly was located when he was arrested. R., Vol. V, Doc. 66, at 48. Based on this statement, the government contends that Mr. Kelly "effectively conceded that venue was proper in Utah." Aplee. Br. at 13. We decline, however, to give any significance to this closing-argument statement of Mr. Kelly's counsel in our sufficiency-of-the-evidence analysis. The district court gave the jury a common instruction that directed it not to consider the lawyers' arguments as evidence. See Supp. R., Vol. I, Doc. 74, at 8 (Order Docketing Jury Instructions, dated Aug. 31, 2006) (Instruction No. 6) ("Statements and arguments of counsel are not evidence in this case."); see, e.g., Unitedsatisfied in Byrne, we noted that the defendant "did not genuinely challenge the location" of the acts that "established venue" and "comprised the sole basis for defendant's guilt." 171 F.3d at 1235. Similarly, Mr. Kelly does not direct us to any place in the record where he actually disputed the location of the events that established the basis for his guilt, and we have found no indication in the record that he did so. Indeed, Mr. Kelly's counsel in closing argument identified "Ogden" as the "general area" where Mr. Kelly was located when he was arrested. R., Vol. V, Doc. 66, at 48. Although we declined the government's invitation to take this closing-argument statement into consideration in assessing the sufficiency of the evidence of venue, see supra note


5, we do believe that it has some probative value on the question of whether Mr. Kelly ever genuinely disputed the alleged location of his criminal acts.
[9]  Mr. Kelly acknowledges that his counsel did not object to the district court's decision to forego the transcription of the jury charge. The government contends that because Mr. Kelly's counsel did not object, Mr. Kelly "waived his objections to the court's procedure and may not now complain that the court's reading of the instructions was not transcribed." Aplee. Br. at 28. We note that some of our sister circuits have held that a defendant can waive compliance with the Court Reporter's Act "expressly or by acquiescing in the court's procedure." United States v. Nolan, 910 F.2d 1553, 1560 (7th Cir.be taken without notice to the parties and an opportunity given to object or seek further clarification of the record." Aplt. Br. at 16 (emphasis added). In pertinent part, Rule 10(e)(2)(B) provides that: "If anything material to either party is omitted from ... the record by error or accident, the omission ... may be corrected and supplemental record may be certified and forwarded... by the district court before or after the record has been forwarded [to the court of appeals]...." Fed. R.App. P. 10(e)(2)(B). We review the district court's decision to supplement the record here for an abuse of discretion. See Eyerman v. Mary Kay Cosmetics, Inc., 967 F.2d 213, 216 (6th Cir.1992) (noting that the "parties agree" that Rule 10(e) "commits this determination [to supplement the appellate


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 Editorial: Sequential therapy for eradication of Helicobacter pylori: a new guiding light or a false dawn?
Helicobacter pylori-related diseases are a major global problem, and currently recommended regimens are achieving disappointing eradication rates. Trials of sequential therapy have suggested that it is superior to standard proton pump inhibitor (PPI)-based triple therapy. Gatta et al. report a rigorous systematic review that identified 13 trials evaluating 3,271 patients. Their data suggest that the sequential therapy achieves a 12% better absolute eradication rate than the standard PPI triple therapy. There is no evidence of publication bias or other small study effects. The quality of all but one of the studies, however, is poor; therefore, this limits the confidence that can be placed in these data. Most of the studies were conducted in


959 (1926); Jackson v. Griffin, 39 Ariz. 183, 4 P.2d 900 (1931); Carrasco v. Carrasco, 4 Ariz. App. 580, 422 P.2d 411 (1967).
The testimony at the trial presented two distinct versions of the crime committed. Defendant, along with his wife and the girl living with them, testified that the burglary had been committed by James Higgenbottom, the other member of their household, while the three had been babysitting. They said all the items stolen were in the house when they returned that night. James Higgenbottom, on the other hand, testified that defendant stole the items, and that he and the girls had originally agreed to protect defendant because he was on probation, but that he (Higgenbottom) ultimately backed out. We defer to the trial court's determination that defendanthad been the actual thief, as he had the opportunity to view the witnesses and evaluate their credibility.
SUFFICIENCY OF INFORMATION
Defendant's last contention relates to the propriety of the information and the failure of the trial court to dismiss it and an amendment thereto. The original information alleging burglary, grand theft and receiving stolen goods was challenged by defendant as being not specific in supplying brand names and serial numbers of the items stolen.[1] The trial court rejected this contention and allowed an amendment to the information, adding the serial number to the already listed Sylvania television and also correcting some spelling.[2]
Rule 145, Rules of Criminal Procedure, 17 A.R.S., permits amendments to correct errors, provided the corrections do not substantially alter the particulars of the offense charged and prejudice


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Roma have unveiled their new grey away kit for the 2018-19obtain relevant data regarding the functioning of rounds, such as the number of rounds concerning a given farm, or the number of holdings connected in a round. However, two-mode networks are not easy to analyse: centrality measures cannot all be computed, contact chains are not calculated, and communities and connected components are usually not looked for \[[@pone.0185858.ref006], [@pone.0185858.ref021]\]. Two-mode networks are thus often altered in a one-mode network to be more deeply analysed \[[@pone.0185858.ref006]\].

The objective of our study was therefore to design two one-mode network models matching with the transmission route of pathogens, and to analyse empirical data of French pig trade. We focused our model analysis on the different levels of the pyramidal structure inherent to the pig production system.

2. Materials and methods {#sec002}
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2.1. Data {#sec003}
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### 2.1.1.


as described by Clauset et al. \[[@pone.0185858.ref029]\].

### 2.3.2. Detection of connected components and communities {#sec009}

**Connected components.** *Weakly connected components* (WCCs) are sections of the network where every holding can be reached from every other holding whatever the link direction. Based on this definition, no connection exists between two WCCs and they can be considered as independent subnetworks. *Strongly connected components* (SCCs) are subgraphs in which every node can be reached from every other node via one or several directed paths. The number of WCCs and SCCs and the size of the largest WCCs and SCCs were determined with the two network models AIM and TM, and for the whole population as well as separately for the breeding farm and production farm subpopulations.

**Communities.** Detection of *network communities*, defined asto the set of nodes that can be reached from the root through time-respecting paths within the observation window. Similar to the OCC, the ICC is the number of nodes in contact with the root holding through movements reaching the root. The *source set* of the root is defined as the set of nodes that can reach the root through time-respecting paths within the observation window. These two measures reflect the potential epidemic size of a disease in the network \[[@pone.0185858.ref032]\].

Network analyses were performed using the Igraph package in R software \[[@pone.0185858.ref033]\].

3. Results {#sec011}
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3.1. Swine trade description {#sec012}
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### 3.1.1. Within-France movements {#sec013}

A total of 21,446 sites were recorded in the BDporc database, among them 97.9% were farms, 1.5% slaughterhouses and rendering plants, and 0.6% trade operators ([Table 1](#pone.0185858.t001){ref-type="table"}).


introduction or built two-mode networks that cannot be explored as deeply as one-mode ones \[[@pone.0185858.ref002], [@pone.0185858.ref006], [@pone.0185858.ref008], [@pone.0185858.ref009], [@pone.0185858.ref021], [@pone.0185858.ref027]\]. Only a few studies mentioned the role of trucks, material, visitors or staff as potential indirect vectors, or explored the issue of shared trucks \[[@pone.0185858.ref019], [@pone.0185858.ref021]\]. Truck transit movements may nevertheless play a central role in the transmission of highly contagious diseases such as ASF, PED, and FMD. The pig production sector is organised in a pyramidal way: at the top, nucleus farms provide purebred sows and boars to multiplication farms, which produce crossbred pigs and gilts to supply production farms, producing pigs for slaughter. Assuming that this specific structure leads to a particular topology of the movement network, we performed a multi-scale analysis suiting the pyramidal organisation:of time \[[@pone.0185858.ref006], [@pone.0185858.ref009], [@pone.0185858.ref021]\], we used recent data from the whole country and covering a long period of time. Finally, the quality of data--in terms of accuracy, reliability, and comprehensiveness--guarantees the robustness of our results.

The analysis of movements over the study period showed a decline in the number of rounds, while the number of animals moved per round increased, leading to an overall slight decrease in animal trade movements, which was also reported in other European studies \[[@pone.0185858.ref008]\]. This is consistent with the intensification of the pig production industry (that is to say a decrease in the number of pig farms balanced by an increase in the number of animals reared), resulting in the observation of fewer movements involving larger pig batches. The level of round complexity


in \[[@pone.0185858.ref043]\], the small range of closeness values implies that slight changes in the network structure greatly affect the ranking of farms according to the closeness centrality. Being used as additional information to the more powerful centrality parameters (see above) \[[@pone.0185858.ref010]\], closeness centrality is therefore not considered as the most appropriate measure for the detection of central holdings in a trade network, especially in terms of animal disease control and risk-based surveillance.

In both models, few WCCs were observed, the largest one containing around 90% of farms. This is consistent with the literature \[[@pone.0185858.ref006], [@pone.0185858.ref021], [@pone.0185858.ref027]\]. Like in previously published papers \[[@pone.0185858.ref006], [@pone.0185858.ref028]\], the AIM exhibited a high number of small SCCs, the largest one containing only 1% of farms. On the contrary, the TM network was less fragmented,of performance \[[@pone.0185858.ref030], [@pone.0185858.ref031]\]. The topology of the detected communities varied with the modelling approach: in the AIM, we detected one huge geographically dispersed community, while the TM exhibited several small geographically clustered communities. The topology of communities detected in the AIM is rather consistent with the literature, reporting communities forming spatial clusters and tending to cover quite large areas \[[@pone.0185858.ref006], [@pone.0185858.ref008], [@pone.0185858.ref023]\]. When considering the two subnetworks, the AIM breeding farm subnetwork presented larger communities than the TM one, whereas the AIM production farm subnetwork contained smaller communities than the TM one. Although these communities are permeable and crossing links can act as potential bridges for disease spread from one community to another, community borders could be used to define geographical compartments. Compartmentalisation can be an effective


strategy for controlling disease epidemics while minimising disruption to trade business \[[@pone.0185858.ref008], [@pone.0185858.ref023]\]. Stopping disease spread within a community would reduce the probability of pathogen transfer to a connected community. Our results show that geographical compartmentalisation would be easier to limit the introduction of a disease transmitted through the indirect route than for a disease transmitted through animal introduction.

Timely movement tracking is of major interest to understand the origin of the pathogen introduction and the potential spread through downstream contacts. This is the reason why ingoing and outgoing contact chains were computed. The choice of a one-month duration period reflects the time needed to detect the occurrence of a disease and has been discussed in several papers \[[@pone.0185858.ref021], [@pone.0185858.ref027]\]. As expected, the ICC and OCC values were muchCounty (Vincent M. Del Giudice, J.), rendered June 24, 2014, convicting him of assault in the second degree (two counts), upon a jury verdict, and imposing sentence.
ORDERED that the judgment is modified, on the facts, by vacating the conviction of assault in the second degree predicated on Penal Law § 120.05(3) under count two of the indictment, vacating the sentence imposed thereon, and dismissing that count of the indictment; as so modified, the judgment is affirmed.
The defendant's contention that his constitutional rights were violated by the admission into evidence of telephone calls he made to his brother while detained at Rikers Island Correctional Facility is unpreserved for appellate review (see CPL 470.05[2]; People v Perez, 167 AD3d 1049, 1049-1050; People v Lamb, 164 AD3d 1470, 1471). In any


Committee members can now ask Rosenstein to commit to naming a special prosecutor before voting whether to send his nomination to the full Senate.

At least seven of the nine Democrats on the Judiciary Committee, including ranking member Dianne Feinstein of California, have publicly called for a special prosecutor to investigate potential criminal actions by Russian officials and any of Trump’s associates. South Carolina Sen. Lindsay Graham, one of the 11 Republicans on the committee, has said that “if there is something there that the FBI believes is criminal in nature, then for sure you need a special prosecutor.” If the nine Democrats and Graham acted as a block, they would have the power to prevent Rosenstein’s nomination from being voted out of committee.

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Symbolic calculation with generators and relations

Is it possible to do the following in Mathematica:
Define an algebra $A$ via generators and relations and multiply some tensors in $A\otimes A$ (and of course simplify the relations via the relations).

A:

Edit. Based on the comments, here is a more concrete answer to what I think you'd like. My previous answer can be found below.
Defining a ring symbolically. Let's consider some ring (or algebra) generated by symbols $g_i^\pm$ for $1\leq i\leq n$. Actually I'm not going to specify $n$ in the following as I don't think there's any need for it.
First of all let's make these generators look nice, based on your other question,
Format[g[i_, 1]] := Subsuperscript[g, i, "+"]
Format[g[i_, -1]] := Subsuperscript[g, i, "-"]

Next we are going to set up the product. Let


which can be entered as [esc]c*[esc] and appropriately looks like $\otimes$.
Give it all the properties that the tensor product should have, similar to what we did for CenterDot above. Let's say we want the tensor product to be linear over scalars, where the latter means anything not involving the generators. For this we set
CentralQ[expr_] := FreeQ[expr, g]

to check if something is a scalar, and then define
CircleTimes[X___, Y_Plus, Z___] := CircleTimes[X, #, Z] & /@ Y (* additive *)
CircleTimes[X___, s_?CentralQ Y_, Z___] := s CircleTimes[X, Y, Z] (* linear *)

CircleTimes[] = 1;
CircleTimes[X_] := X (* avoid getting stuck with a single CircleTimes[X] after the following *)
CircleTimes[X___, s_?CentralQ , Y___] := s CircleTimes[X, Y] (* unital*)

SetAttributes[CircleTimes, Flat] (* associativity *)

Note that the unital property is now implemented for anyof studies on pre-reading children in relation to processes of reading and writing can hardly be overestimated (Chartier, [@CR14]). Comparable research on another group of pre-readers, illiterate adults without any school history, however, did hardly emerge.

This study is about print awareness of illiterate adults without a school history. What do they know about writing? Can they recognize environmental print, such as inscriptions and logos? How do they think about the representational nature of writing? How do they judge features of the written register? Are the concepts and ideas they have constructed about print and writing comparable to what is known about the emergent literacy of young children?

Most studies in which 'illiterate' adults in Western countries were involved focused on adults who went to school in their childhood for


young pre-reading children, not being able to read seems to be the main factor to be included in theories about emergent literacy. So, we need comparative data on print awareness from both young pre-reading children and literate adults to draw the proper conclusions.

In addition, data on adult illiterates' print awareness can contribute to finding the answer in the dispute in adult literacy education about two different kinds of models on reading acquisition: stage models that stress the importance of explicit attention to the written code and maximal use of orthographic information in learning to read (Chall, [@CR13]; Juel, [@CR29]), and non-stage models like the whole language approach, which claim that learning to read is largely natural, spontaneous and effortless, given enough exposure to and practice with uses ofand low-educated literate adults with approximately four years of schooling in the primary grades (in order to have two groups having the same age, but with a different level of literacy). A secondary aim of the present study was to inform educational practice. Since effective teaching should be built on the knowledge the students bring into the classroom, knowing more about what adults entering literacy courses know about letters, print or written language can help literacy teachers to adapt their teaching practices to the knowledge and skills of unschooled illiterate adults.

Print awareness {#Sec2}
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"Research demonstrates that in the process of becoming literate, children construct original and precocious ideas about the practices of reading and writing and about the formal features of writing systems and the resulting texts. These ideas


are the building blocks for further learning" (Tolchinsky, [@CR52], p.11). Print awareness refers to knowledge about environmental print, knowledge of written signs and graphemes, and knowledge about relationships between speech and writing, which becomes manifest, for example, in respectively identifying inscriptions and logos, in being able to differentiate between pictures and graphemes, and in expressing concepts about how writing represents language. Several studies have shown what knowledge children develop in interacting with literate adults and in growing up in highly literate societal contexts. Children gradually learn to understand that writing represents speech directly, and become familiar with the specific features of the written register (Bialystok, [@CR4]; Crone & Whitehurst, [@CR15]; Ferreiro, [@CR17], [@CR18]; Ferreiro & Teberosky, [@CR20]; Gombert, [@CR22]; Homer & Olson, [@CR27]; Ravid & Tolchinsky, [@CR41]; Sulzbysome words.

All but three illiterate adults were determined to learn to read and write. For example, they made comments such as, "Otherwise I will stay like a blind person, who can look at the newspaper, and still do not know what it says" or "You are not a human being if you cannot read." Most illiterate adults expressed a low level of aspiration for their own future. For example, when asked what they wanted to learn in the second language literacy class, they gave answers such as "Just reading and writing" or "One level up, some more Dutch to answer the phone", while a few wanted more, such as attending vocational training or a computer course. In a discussion with the teacher after finishing the interviews, one of


the means and standard deviations of the six tasks on print awareness. One-way analyses of variance were performed to test group differences. The resulting F ratios (one way analyses of variance; SPSS 11.0, GLM Univariate Analysis, model III), their significance, and the Eta squared values are also reported in Table [4](#Tab4){ref-type="table"}.

As could be expected (one of the groups consisted of readers), the main effects of group were statistically significant for all assessments, although the Eta value was not high for the *signs*-task. In some of the assessments, the mean scores of the pre-reading children were higher than those of the adult illiterates (logos, sorting signs, written register), whereas in other assessments the mean scores of the illiterates were higher than those of the pre-reading children (inscriptions, graphemes, correspondence writing-speech),two illiterates supposed the word *outside* to be part of the sentence. Function words such as *the* were often not given a separate position in the written sentence (e.g. when asked what is written at the position of the word *ball*, Halide answered: "It says 'with the ball' here"*)* Two of the illiterates thought that the words in the word group 'the three goats' represented respectively a goat, a goat and a goat.

In the *signs*-task both writing signs and other visual signs such as drawings and geometrical shapes were used. Further analyses with different item-types revealed that the groups did not differ in identifying writing signs as "for reading" (81% correct by the children, 84% by the illiterates and 89% by the literates); the difference between the groups


well. Five of the children confused pictures with writing. Of the illiterate adults only one interpreted 'to read' as 'to know what it means' and identified all pictures as 'for reading' and all other signs as not for reading. Most of the 'errors' made, both by children and adult illiterates, concerned the scribbles (71% correct). They were identified as 'adult writing' by ten children and as specific handwriting by five of the illiterate adults ("This is the doctor's writing", "This is a receipt").

In the *written register* task, further analyses at item level revealed that the groups did not differ in admitting that both true and grammatically correct sentences could be written (percentages correct 84%, 88% and 100% respectively for children, adult illiterates and adult readers). Most of theAccording to the answers that were given frequently, content words such as nouns or verbs can be written, grammatical elements such as prepositions or articles less so. This seems to correspond to a conception in which writing primarily represents speech events on a more global level.

Written register {#Sec21}
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The adult illiterates, like the young pre-readers, did differ from the adult readers in their conceptions of the written register. Although the illiterate adults differed in their views of what can and cannot be written, they nearly all assumed that what could be written needs to be true, and besides that, needs to have some status as well (gossip and dirty words were among the examples they gave of language that could be used orally, but not be written down). Their


writing as representing meaning on a more global and ideographic level (in which signs are conventional, but represent concepts or ideas), to the conception of writing as a grapho-phonological system, in which signs represent sound units. The latter stage seems to require formal reading instruction. Only a few of the illiterate adults were able to relate units of writing to units of sound, and these were the ones with some schooling. The implication for the emergent literacy models is that being able to read and write (the literacy factor) is a more decisive factor in print awareness than being young (the age factor).

A secondary aim of the present study was to inform educational practice. We see two practical implications of our research results for adult literacy teachers. Itsafe bowl. Microwave for 30s intervals until melted. Stir in irish cream and vanilla extract. Transfer to a parchment paper lined brownie pan. Add baking chips on top and press in slightly. Refrigerate until firm. Cut into bite-sized pieces.

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glamorous positions as if being photographed for the cover of Vogue.
However, Livingston maintained in 1991 that the film was not just about dance: "This is a film that is important for anyone to see, whether they're gay or not. It's about how we're all influenced by the media; how we strive to meet the demands of the media by trying to look like Vogue models or by owning a big car. And it's about survival. It's about people who have a lot of prejudices against them and who have learned to survive with wit, dignity and energy."

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The film received funding from the National Endowment for the Arts during the period when the organization was under fire for funding controversial artists including Robert Mapplethorpe and Andres Serrano. AwareA new quill mite Torotrogla emberizae sp. nov. (Acariformes: Syringophilidae) from the Chestnut-eared Bunting (Passeriformes: Emberizidae) in Japan (morphology and DNA barcode data).
A new quill mite Torotrogla emberizae sp. nov. (Acariformes: Syringophilidae) parasitizing the Chestnut-eared Bunting Emberiza fucata Pallas, 1776 (Passeriformes: Emberizidae) in Japan is described based on the external morphology and DNA barcode data (mitochondrial cytochrome c oxidase subunit I sequences, COI). Females of T. emberizae sp. nov. differ from T. volgini Skoracki and Mironov, 2013 by having the short, wide and blunt-ended hypostomal protuberances (vs long, thin and sharp-ended), setae h1 ca. twice shorter than f1 (vs h1 longer than f1), the fan-like setae p' and p" of legs III-IV provided with ca. 10 tines (vs 7-8 tines) and lengths of setae vi 70-105 (vs 55-65),


beyond me. Check this out:

Really? It’s asking that much to let your kid have a sip of water before you go live? Now if you say, “Well, if she would’ve given her a sip, then the other seven would’ve wanted one and there wasn’t enough time”, well, then Kate shouldn’t have basically taunted a dehydrated kid by drinking water herself. I would’ve walked off the interview if I were the little one. Just be like, “That’s it. I’m gone. I can’t deal with her.” How great would that have been? I don’t think I will ever get enough stories of infidelity and horrible parenting with these two. Keep it comin’ “US Weekly”!

Back at it on Tuesday with your “Bachelorette” recap. I will have more details on the exitingproblems it causes for sponsors, etc. They couldn’t “blur it out” because it was live. This may NOT have been an issue, but it may have been something else in Kate’s mind. Because she did try to reach for it – where she put it WAY out of her reach and out of camera sight. But when they told her there was no time, she couldn’t give it to her.

Some or all of these scenerios could have been going through Kate’s head. This all happened in less than a minute! She was there to be professional, do her job and doing things properly so she gets invited back. As she has said, this IS her job!

Again, say what you will about those children having to be “professional” –


(dysphagia, dysarthria, laryngospasm, and respiratory symptoms) and movement disorders (chorea, parkinsonism, dystonia), accounting for \>60% of symptoms ([Table 2](#T2){ref-type="table"}). Gait instability is often mild to moderate, and not always due to ataxia. Dysphagia is the most reported bulbar symptom (present in 67% of cases) and patients often report mild-moderate or intermittent problems swallowing. However, some patients experience severe dysphagia, with significant weight loss requiring a percutaneous endoscopic gastrotomy. Dysarthria (present in 38% of cases) is often characterized by hoarseness and dysphonia and accompanied by laryngospasms or vocal cord palsy. Additional often reported symptoms include oculomotor abnormalities in 43% (vertical and horizontal gaze palsy, nystagmus, ptosis, hypometric saccades), neuropsychiatric symptoms in 50% (cognitive impairment, memory deficits, and hallucinations), dysautonomia in 41% (urinary incontinence or urgency, constipation, anhidrosis), and symptomsQ:

Multiple identical element IDs in HTML5 - how is this supposed to work with scripts?

I've answered hundreds of jQuery questions. One of the common newbie mistakes is to use multiple element IDs, like so:

....

....

Then they'll do something like this and ask why it doesn't work as expected:
$('#a').hide();

I usually respond with:

IDs must be unique

...to which someone always responds with:

But not in HTML5!

The question: So if multiple identical IDs are allowed in HTML5, how are scripts supposed to handle them, or should we still be avoiding the use of multiple identical element IDs?

A:

Just quoting from HTML5

The id attribute specifies its element's unique identifier (ID).
  [DOMCORE]
The value must be unique amongst all the IDs in the element's home subtree
  and must contain at least one character.


MeeBlip Anode reviewed

When it comes to classic synths, there’s often an inverse correlation between features and personality. Case in point? James Grahame and Peter Kirn’s new MeeBlip Anode. Feature-wise, it’s definitively minimal, but after a day in the studio it becomes clear that nothing else sounds like it.

When it comes to classic synths, there’s often an inverse correlation between features and personality. Case in point? The original Minimoog. By modern standards, the Minimoog was a bare-bones affair, yet its inimitable sound has made it one of the most beloved keyboards of all time. Ditto the Roland SH-101, with its single oscillator and simple LFO and envelope. The same is true of James Grahame and Peter Kirn’s new MeeBlip Anode. Feature-wise, it’s definitively minimal, but after a day infilters. Of course, this trick will work with any monophonic synth that includes an external audio input, making the MeeBlip a versatile and inexpensive expansion option that’s easy to implement.

I was a fan of the original MeeBlip, with its utterly unique digital flavor, and I might even like the new Anode a little more, thanks to the analog filter and straightforward operation. Considering that you can pick one up for under $150, it’s obvious that the Anode is an impulse buy that will find its way into tons of rigs this year. Key Buy.

Roland's Aira System-1 features a "plug-out" architecture that lets you create patches on your computer for such vintage synth emulations as the SH-101 and SH-2, then take the hardware to the gig and play those


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    et al. 2007) form the major input to the analysis of changes in precipitation patterns. The output has been made available as part of the World Climate Research Program (WCRP) Coupled Model Intercomparison Project Phase 3 (CMIP3). We have chosen model projections driven by the intermediate SRES A1B scenario, a standard emission scenario currently roughly corresponding to observed CO 2 concentrations. In this scenario, there is no drastic reduction of CO 2 emissions up to 2100, when concentrations reach twice their pre-industrial levels. After 2100, experiments have been continued with constant CO 2 concentrations at this level. A subset of 12 coupled general circulation model (CGCM) simulations has been selected from the data available at the time of first submission (January 2008). The selection was based on a


all the CGCMs, show positive differences in the omega velocities over the descending branch of the narrow East African Walker cell. Although not statistically significant in some of the models, these changes imply a weakening of the climatological subsidence over the eastern semi-arid regions. These results are in qualitative agreement with Vecchi and Soden (2007), who used different metrics to measure the intensity of the zonal circulation than are used here. The future behaviour of the eastern Hemisphere Walker circulation show a tendency towards positive IOZM-like state, consistent with the results presented in Sec. 4a suggesting that the IPCC-AR4 models have physical parameterizations of convective processes that respond realistically to the changes in forcings found here. Vecchi and Soden (2007) argue that atmospheric thermodynamics are the principal drivers1. Advisory Current observations show a neutral ENSO (El-Niño Southern Oscillation) state. Despite the fact that during the previous month,

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A 78-year-old woman presented with eczematous dermatitis and prurigo nodularis in sun-exposed areas for 8 months, having been unsuccessfully treated with topical steroids, prednisone, and emollients. The patient was started on cyclosporine and showed some improvement. Six weeks later, her eczematous dermatitis was well controlled, but eruptive keratoacanthomas started to develop, and cyclosporine was discontinued. She continued acitretin for more than 3 years and was concurrently treated with 8 months of mycophenolate mofetil and levocetirizine, 8 months of oral tacrolimus, and liquid nitrogen to individual lesions. These treatments were somewhat efficacious in reducing the extent of excoriation; however, an infiltrating squamous cell carcinoma developed while on tacrolimus and continued to worsen over