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We found the report really useful in understanding the complex Indian market and it provided lots of high quality insights. On the basis of this we commissioned Ken to produce a bespoke follow up to answer some specific questions about our market. This is now being used to help develop our marketing and sales strategy. We were very pleased with the comprehensive coverage, detail provided and actionable insights.... "Owner, Therefore Consulting UK"

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in the local setting warrant further investigation.

Clinical and sociodemographic data of seropositive individuals indicated that both genders, all age groups, and multiple lesion types are associated with varying degrees of serological response in cases occurring in different areas in the island.

However, in the selected study group, high seroconversion rates (SCR) were seen in cases reported from both North and South. Most of the local*L. donovani* infections still originate from these two areas. Serological response in nonimmune populations acquiring infection from these areas also needs to be studied using a more representative sample. The place of acquisition of infection of soldiers from Northern Sri Lanka was considered as their working environment (where they spent most of the days of a given month favouring this possibility). Nearly a half ofthem showed a serological response in the current study. Further analysis revealed that soldiers represented a single age group (21--30 years), probably reflecting the age distribution within their occupation, while civilians were of a wider age range (data not shown). Previous studies have reported higher involvement of age group of 21--40 years with CL as compared to other age groups \[[@B19]\]. There may be variation in antibody response patterns in*Leishmania* strains or patient populations prevalent in different areas.

Elderly individuals showed a low serological response rate. However, the involvement of more younger age groups has been observed in other endemic sites \[[@B26]\]. Some studies have shown that, even amongst people with no detectable cell-mediated immunity to*Leishmania donovani*, the seroconversion rate decreased and the seroreversion rate increased with age \[[@B28]\].

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sqlite3_native.so: [BUG] Segmentation fault

I'm running into this sqlite3 issue and can't figure out why ; I browsed this forum for many hours and could not find a similar issue reported.
I'm using ruby 1.9.3, but the error message seems to invoke ruby 1.8.7 ; I even uninstalled ruby 1.8.7 then sqlite3 and then reinstalled it but that did not solve the issue
I'm running rails 3.2.8
user1@company.com [~/rails_apps/myapp]# rails -v
Rails 3.2.8

and ruby 1.9.3
user1@company.com [~/rails_apps/myapp]# ruby -v
ruby 1.9.3p286 (2012-10-12 revision 37165) [x86_64-linux]

uninstalled ruby 1.8.7
user1@company.com [~/rails_apps/myapp]# rvm uninstall 1.8.7
/home3/user1/.rvm/src/ruby-1.8.7-p371 has already been removed.
/home3/user1/.rvm/rubies/ruby-1.8.7-p371 has already been removed.

uninstalled sqlite3
user1@company.com [~/rails_apps/myapp]# gem uninstall sqlit3
INFO:  gem "sqlit3" is not installed
user1@company.com [~/rails_apps/myapp]# gem uninstall sqlite3

You have requested to uninstall the gem:
    sqlite3-1.3.6
i18n-0.6.1 depends on [sqlite3 (>= 0)]
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Custom Data Annotations inheritance for reusablity

Say you have a class with an property for Email, with some Data Annotations
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{
    [Display(Name = "Email address")]
    [Required(ErrorMessage = "The email address is required")]
    [EmailAddress(ErrorMessage = "Invalid Email Address")]
    [CustomDataAnnotation()]
    public string Email { get; set; }
}

Now you need another class with an Email property with the same Data Annotations
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Ebselen, a promising antioxidant drug: mechanisms of action and targets of biological pathways.
Ebselen, an organoselenium compound, mimics glutathione peroxidase activity. It is a multifunctional compound, which catalyzes several essential reactions for the protection of cellular components from oxidative and free radical damage. Based on a number of in vitro and in vivo studies, various mechanisms are proposed to understand the biomedical actions of ebselen in health and diseases. It modulates metallo-proteins, enzymatic cofactors, gene expression, epigenetics, antioxidant defenses and immune systems. Owing to these properties, ebselen is currently under clinical trials for the prevention and treatment of various disorders such as cardiovascular diseases, arthritis, stroke, atherosclerosis, and cancer. A few ebselen-based pharmaceutical agents are under extensive investigation. As ebselen has been shown to have significant cellular toxicity, appropriateSummary While activating mutations of the serine-threonine kinase BRAF occur in ~8% of solid tumors, they are rare among hematopoietic malignancies except in hairy cell leukemia (HCL) and the systemic histiocytoses (SH) Langerhans Cell Histiocytosis and Erdheim-Chester Disease. The presence of the specific BRAFV600E mutation in nearly 100% of HCL and 40-60% of SH patients has provided major insights into our understanding of the pathophysiology of these poorly understood diseases. The development of targeted inhibitors of BRAF or its downstream mediators to treat solid tumors has led to major therapeutic advances, and more recently this paradigm has been applied in HCL and SH. Our interdisciplinary team has taken advantage of these advances in BRAFV600E mutation biology and therapeutics and recently published its findings tracing the origin of HCL


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Drew Tunison Age: 28

Hometown: Brown Mills, NJ

Occupation: Manager

28Brown Mills, NJManager Previous Magic Accomplishments:

Top 8 StarCityGames Legacy Open What deck did you play and why? Would you make any changes to your deck?

Dredge, because. Was there anything you saw this weekend that you didn't expect?

No. What was the most interesting/craziest/most noteworthy play that you saw or accomplished this weekend?

Opponent resolved Show and Tell, and I put Griselbrand into play.

Andre Cuneo Age: 38

Hometown: Philadelphia, PA

Occupation: Computer Programmer

38Philadelphia, PAComputer Programmer Previous Magic Accomplishments:

2nd Pro Tour New York City 2000 What deck did you play and why? Would you make any changes to your deck?

Elves because Reid Duke lentallowed Cuneo to use multiple Gaea's Cradles to power out a Natural Order, but Turtenwald had Force of Will waiting. With two Wastelands Turtenwald stripped away Cuneo's mana, and an uncontested Umezawa's Jitte sealed away any other Elf creatures Cuneo might try.

"I don't know why you played the Force that game but not the first," Cuneo said.

With a shrug and a grin, Turtenwald offered a simple response: "I forgot."

Cuneo's opening of Forest, Fyndhorn Elves was familiar, and so was Turtenwald's Volcanic Island into Lightning Bolt. Quirion Ranger and Gaea's Cradle followed, but a lonely Grafdigger's Cage was all Turtenwald mustered.

Glimpse the Unthinkable was Cuneo's first play in the third turn, but when Cuneo played Deathrite Shaman Turtenwald used his second Lightning Bolt on Quirion Ranger. Cuneo had another


lost in the finals of Grand Prix Washington D.C.to Brad Nelson. Over those three years, Turtenwald won a Player of the Year title, earned two Pro Tour Top 8s and several more Grand Prix Top 8s, and is now ranked 22nd in the world but had yet to lift the victory trophy at a Grand Prix.

It may not be the flashiest feather to add to Turtenwald's very-well-feathered cap, but it's one he's desperately wanted. "How long until we can start?" he asked as he waited for the video coverage to kick in. He was eager to make his move.

Jared Boettcher was in his first Grand Prix Top 8, and was close to closing out the dream of everyone who entered the event: ultimate victory. Having secured his invitiationservice instance deprovision params
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where is neutrons flux density at the interface.

Figure 1: Hexagonal plan.

Figure 2: Flow diagram of REMARK code with modifications.

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where is neutrons flux density at the interface.

Here, the net neutrons flux at the adjacent interface is continuous; therefore
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where will have the same value as .

Now we will calculate the extrapolated length, that is, , to be considered as core boundary conditions:
In three-dimensional hexagonal grid, is called diffusion coefficient and is the


leakage term in four directions. The leakage term is calculated in four directions as
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In order to solve the diffusion and convection diffusion problems, we used alternating direction implicit method. This method was first discovered by Peaceman and Rechford [4] especially to solve parabolic and 2D elliptical problems.

The reactor core is a typical case of nonuniform problem and the parameters involved are not continuous. Therefore, ADI method was considered for calculating the neutron flux of each section in the block of reactor core. Neutron flux in whole reactora series of approximations to get the diffusion calculations.

3.1. Assumptions

There are some assumptions that need to be considered for modification in the REMARK code in terms of hexagonal assemblies.(i)Ignore transfer of neutrons from thermal to fast group; that is, transfer cross-section is zero.(ii)Delayed or prompt neutron should be considered as fast neutron.(iii)Poison concentrations like Xe and Sm from I-135 and Pm-149 should be considered in calculations.(iv)Taking into consideration other phenomena, fission power and decay power can be calculated.(v)Now the effective multiplication factor will be calculated by neutrons originating from fission divided by neutrons from absorption and leakage.In this paper, we have compiled all the data in separate program of hexagonal fuel assemblies into many subroutines like:(i)neutron flux distribution,(ii)group 1 and group 2 leakage,(iii)delayed neutrons,(iv)discontinuity factor,(v)method to solve diffusion


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Variations from the normal rhythm of the heartbeat, encompassing abnormalities of rate, regularity, site of impulse origin, and sequence of activation are well-documented complications following thoracotomies for surgical treatment of intrathoracic pathology \[[@B1]--[@B10]\]. Generally, these perioperative arrhythmias are associated with longer hospital stay and higher cost \[[@B8]\]. Although not widely accepted, many authors believe that patients developing persistent or recurrent tachyarrhythmias present a greater mortality and experience more complications than those who maintained normal sinus rhythms after surgery \[[@B1]--[@B3]\]. Based on an up-to-date literature review, this paper discusses currently available information about the potential mechanisms and risk factors for the development of these rhythm disturbances.

We searched for original articles, review articles, case series or case reports, and editorials using the MEDLINE database (from January 2002 toespecially right-sided, mediastinal dissection, and intrapericardial pneumonectomy. In individual patients, preexisting cardiac disease, hypoxemia, hypercapnia, intraoperative fluid imbalance, hypotension, and other factors may also be related to the risk of arrhythmia.

Little is known about the potential mechanisms that generate these arrhythmias. As it will be discussed in the following, some data exist that it is inflammation in aged atria that predisposes to arrhythmia in case of surgical irritation or damage. The correlation of ectopic rhythms with hypoxia, hypercapnia, acidosis, and hyperphosphatemia is also noted by many researchers. As most of the studies analyzing the risk factors were retrospectively performed and the effectiveness of perioperative analgesia could not be revealed, very little is known directly and definitively for the role of pain. Postthoracotomy pain deserves extensively commenting for, at


SVT \[[@B3], [@B4], [@B10], [@B13], [@B18], [@B19]\]. Aging causes degenerative and inflammatory changes in atrial myocardium and, consequently, it leads to alterations in the electrical properties of the atria \[[@B20], [@B21]\]. In addition, in an experimental setting, older animals developed significantly more episodes of supraventricular arrhythmias after pneumonectomy than their younger counterparts \[[@B23]\]. It has been reported that age \>60 years was the only independent preoperative risk factor most strongly and consistently associated with postoperative AF \[[@B24]\].

Preoperative function tests were repeatedly evaluated and presented no significant predictive value for the prediction of postoperative cardiac function and hemodynamic disturbances \[[@B2], [@B5], [@B24], [@B25]\]. Many authors agreed that there was no apparent association with standard preoperative pulmonary function tests and the incidence of postoperative arrhythmia. In two retrospective analyses, FEV~1~rate, no change in absolute and fractional LF and HF power, and a decrease in LF/HF ratio which was attributed to preganglionic cardiac sympathetic blockade \[[@B58]\]. The authors\' interpretation of these findings was subsequently criticized in the literature \[[@B59]\]. Finally, the combined effect of thoracotomy and TEA on HRV variables was demonstrated, suggesting autonomic imbalance and decreased postoperative sympathetic outflow \[[@B49]\]. Decreased HF and LF components and decreased LF/HF ratio were demonstrated early after surgery, with total HRV and HF increasing towards preoperative values whereas the LF/HF ratio remained significantly lower.

More studies are needed to elucidate the role of analgesic therapies on the prophylaxis of postthoracotomy arrhythmias. Effective, clinically adequate analgesia does not preclude a pro- or antiarrhythmic effect. Although opioids can increase parasympathetic activity and may balance


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Tens of thousands of Nicaraguans joined a march for "Peace and Justice" called by the Catholic Church on Saturday, the second massive demonstration in less than a week following a wave of deadly protests against social security reforms.

The two marches in Managua came after protests and looting last week that Nicaragua's Permanent Commission on Human Rights said left at least 63 people dead, 15 missing and more than 160 wounded by gunfire. The government of President Daniel Ortega has not confirmed or denied the casualty figures.

Ortega, who began his third five-year term in office last year, withdrew the social security overhaul that sparked the social convulsion last Sunday and agreed to meet with different sectors of society. The rescinded changes


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Speaking of quick hits, coming soon to an inbox near you: an afternoon edition ofthe cells were fixed and examined by transmission electron microscopy (TEM), diamidinophenolindole (DAPI) staining, and in situ immunohistochemistry using TdT-mediated dUTP-biotin nick end labeling (TUNEL). Cell viability was also assessed with crystal violet staining. At low doses of UV exposure (2-5 mJ cm(-2)), time-lapsed videography revealed definitive cell death that appeared to be primarily apoptotic. The dead cell debris was engulfed and phagocytosed by neighboring living cells. Phase-contrast microscopy and TEM demonstrated that, at UV 10 mJ cm(-2), the cells not only showed typical apoptosis such as nuclear membrane shrinkage, chromatin condensation, and fragmentation into apoptotic bodies, but also necrosis such as swelling of the nucleus and cell body, and disruption of the plasma membrane. In support, DNA staining and in situ immunohistochemical reactions in the UV irradiated


amplification: DNAzol and phenol/chloroform. The former was superior, eliminating inhibition in 93.7% of the clinical samples. The technique was effective for bacterial cultures, including those with very low growth indices (GIs), substantially abbreviating time for diagnosis, but showed low sensitivity (25%) when applied to clinical samples, an issue that has never been extensively assessed by other researchers.Freshman Lyndon Baty’s immune system is so fragile he can’t risk being surrounded by people his own age, yet he attends classes at his high school in Knox City, Texas every day. All thanks to a robot. The Vgo telepresence platform is a four foot tall bot on wheels with a small screen, camera, speakers and microphone at the top. Baty logs into the robot remotely from his home, using his PC and a webcam to teleconference into his classes. Baty can drive Vgo around his school, switching between classes just like regular students. For a boy that has spent much of his life sick and isolated from his peers, Vgo not only represents a chance at a better education, it’s also an opportunity for freedom and comradery.


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1 After this I saw another angel coming down from heaven. He had great authority, and the earth was illuminated by his splendor.

2 With a mighty voice he shouted: "Fallen! Fallen is Babylon the Great!' She has become a dwelling for demons and a haunt for every evil spirit, a haunt for every unclean bird, a haunt for every unclean and detestable animal."

3 "For all the nations have drunk the maddening wine of her adulteries. The kings of the earth committed adultery with her, and the merchants of the earth grew rich from her excessive luxuries."

4 Then I heard another voice from heaven say: "Come out of her, my people,' so that you will not share in her sins, so that you will not receive any


and the businessmen of the earth have become rich with the wealth of her excessive luxury and wantonness. [Jer. 25:15, 27.]

4 I then heard another voice from heaven saying, Come out from her, my people, so that you may not share in her sins, neither participate in her plagues. [Isa. 48:20; Jer. 50:8.]

5 For her iniquities (her crimes and transgressions) are piled up as high as heaven, and God has remembered her wickedness and [her] crimes [and calls them up for settlement]. [Jer. 51:9.]

6 Repay to her what she herself has paid [to others] and double [her doom] in accordance with what she has done. Mix a double portion for her in the cup she mixed [for others]. [Ps. 137:8.]

7 To the degree that she glorified herself and¶ 16.   Defendant’s sister called her back at 8:58. Defendant picked up and said, “I shot

them, I think they’re dead, there’s blood, there’s so much blood. And I don’t know how I

managed.” Her sister asked her why she did it, and defendant said in a sad, confused voice, “I

don’t know.” At that point, she heard police and the call ended.

                                                4
       ¶ 17.   When police arrived on the scene, they called


defendant out of the house. She

came out, walking unsteadily on her feet.

       ¶ 18.   A trooper testified that defendant smelled of alcohol, her eyes were bloodshot and

glassy, her speech was slurred, and she was at times hyperventilating and “in hysterics.” A

preliminary breath test taken at 9:56 showed that defendant’s blood-alcohol content was 0.233.

       ¶ 19.   Once placed in the police cruiser, where a video camera recorded the activity in

the back seat, defendant told an officer, “maybe you should shoot me” and he replied, “we’re not

going to do that.” She then said, “I’ve actually done this just the other night which is what I have

pictures of, of Steve beating the holy crap out ¶ 40.   In sum, defendant’s repeated confessions, her opportunity and motive, and the

forensic evidence tying her to the murder weapon were sufficient for a jury to conclude beyond a

reasonable doubt that she killed Steven and Jamis.

                           II. Custodial Interrogation Without Counsel

       ¶ 41.   Defendant next argues that her statements to police in the cruiser after she

requested a lawyer and in the processing room were the product of custodial interrogation

without counsel after she had invoked her right to an attorney, and thus their admission violated

her rights under the Fifth Amendment of the


mean she made them in response to custodial interrogation.

While we recognize the “often intimidating and suggestive atmosphere inherent in police

custody,” custody alone does not constitute interrogation; there must be a “ ‘measure of

compulsion above and beyond that inherent in custody itself’ ” to rise to that level. In re J.E.G.,

144 Vt. 309, 313, 476 A.2d 130, 132 (1984) (quoting Innis, 446 U.S. at 300). In State v. Karov,

we considered whether Miranda allowed the admission of statements a defendant made in the

presence of police driving him to the barracks in a cruiser. 170 Vt. 650, 756 A.2d 1236 (2000)

(mem.). The defendant was accused of, among other things, aggravated domestic assault on his

ex-wife, and he had not yet received Miranda warnings. “He made comments to the police to the

effect of  We need not and do not decide whether holding someone in custody without

questioning them for an extended period of time may under some circumstances be tantamount

to custodial interrogation on the basis that the circumstances are likely to lead a suspect to make

incriminating statements. We conclude that this is not such a case. The elapsed time between

defendant’s initial arrest and the formal questioning was around two and a half hours. That

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because they are undocumented.

“In the years since the Affordable Care Act was passed, more than 20 million Americans have gained health insurance,” said Sara Collins, Vice President for Health Care Coverage and Access at The Commonwealth Fund and the report’s lead author. “However, there are weak spots in the law that will need to be addressed if we are going to ensure that everyone who is eligible is able to enroll. The good news is that there are several ways to achieve this goal, including expanding Medicaid in all states, making premium subsidies available to more people, and helping people sign up for plans.”

What Will It Take to Get the Remaining Uninsured Covered?

The report also suggests policy options to help millions more people gain coverage:

Providing enrollment assistance. Helpingmeasuring PMD in a photonic link, by means of the coherent analysis (including measuring the amplitude and phase) of the spectrum of a specific signal divided into bands, transmitted by way of said link. The method proposed, however, is based on specific signals, which prevents the link from being in operation at the same time and requires a heterodyne polarimeter, which makes a sweep in frequency with a local oscillator variable for each band. This method suffers from the same limitations as the application described in the previous paragraph with regard to complexity and speed of operation.
Furthermore, patent application publ. no. US-A-2004/151416 describes a method for measuring PMD based on the division into sub-bands of the frequency range encompassed by the signal transmitted by the photonic transmission system.


adulthood (following hormone replacement). The results of this study will advance our understanding of the neurobiological principles governing adolescent brain development in both males and females. Furthermore, this work will have implications for sex-biased psychopathologies associated with deviations in pubertal timing such as depression, anxiety, and eating disorders.cross the mental ocean in your mind – and unshackle yourself from the imaginary constraints of the existing system.

Recently I have written about the emergent phenomenon that is the Decentralized Autonomous Organization, or DAO. This is a new virtual company that has captured the imagination of the global crypto-currency community. While most of the world is still grappling with the blockchain and how Bitcoin works, the crypto-currency world’s ‘early adopters’ have begun piling into Ethereum. This protocol is an evolutional step-change beyond Bitcoin in that it includes a new programming language that enables the creation of applications, such as ‘smart contracts’ where code can dictate how and when digital assets are transferred from one counterparty to another – impervious to human influence or coercion.

The DAO is an exciting


Laying down an ambitious route around the globe, China planned the torch relay for the 2008 Olympics to go well beyond the event’s normal role as an inoffensive, symbolic reminder that the next games were fast approaching.

This year, the record-breaking global circuit was intended to be an audacious preview of an Olympic Games that Beijing has designed to show off the best a rising China can offer.

But after two days of raucous protests in London and Paris, during which officials had to extinguish the flame five times Monday to protect it, the latest relay risks devolving into a defiant, four-month slog that could put China into daily public-relations combat with its critics.

A decision to halt the relay through Paris on Monday clearly embarrassed Olympic and Chinese officials. Andofficials clearly have been taken aback by seeing the torch turn into a symbol of animosity toward China, which had billed the relay as the “Journey of Harmony.”

“The Olympic flame belongs to the world, and these actions are a serious violation of the Olympic spirit,” Beijing Olympic officials said in a Monday press release on their official Web site. “They are bound to fail and will surely arouse the resentment of peace-loving people who support the Olympic Games.”

On Sunday in London, demonstrators tried both to grab the torch from one of the runners and to put the flame out with fire extinguishers, leading officials to make last-minute changes in the route. Some torch bearers were jeered for participating in the relay.

Officials canceled Monday’s final leg of the relay


Angelo Snipes

Angelo Bernard Snipes (born January 11, 1963) is a former American football linebacker in the National Football League for the Washington Redskins, the San Diego Chargers, and the Kansas City Chiefs.  He later played six seasons in the Canadian Football League for four teams.  He played college football at the University of West Georgia.

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DOCTOR WHO

11th Doctor Sonic Screwdriver

By The Celestial Toystore

This is, without doubt, the most detailed and intricate prop in my collection. Reverse-engineered from the original props and re-engineered over the course of 5 years to stand up to the rigors of flicking to extend, this is nothing short of a miracle. I waited a long time to get this replica in my hands and it has absolutely delivered in every way.

You can see my YouTube review and photos below. If you're interested in purchasing, you can hit up the Celestial Toystore. It costs a pretty penny, but it's worth every cent.any of these cannot be answered without spoilers, please use >! and indicate degree of spoilers (or whatever is the site policy for questions like this).

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 Apparently japan is in the only one that operated Sibyl System (or any system alike). This fact shown in the movie.

On side note (this spoiler contains major plot spoiler - proceed with at your own risk),

 The movie also shown the fact that the entire world actually get a dive in governance - anarchy everywhere. Then, only Sibyl System preserve peace in Japan. Not to mention how Sibyl System managed to replace the entire Japan Diet Member and convinced to measure the Psycho-Pass of the society


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EVANSv.CITY OF KINGSVILLE, TEXAS.
No. 01-11015.
Supreme Court of United States.
November 18, 2002.

1
CERTIORARI TO THE UNITED STATES COURT OF APPEALS FOR THE FIFTH CIRCUIT.

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C. A. 5th Cir. Certiorari denied. Reported below: 31 Fed. Appx. 838.

of the relative sensitivity of different species, which can be used to formulate hypotheses on responses at the community level, although there is a growing realisation of the need to incorporate natural pH variability and species interactions into ocean acidification research [@pone.0106520-Kroeker2], [@pone.0106520-Cornwall1].

Interactions between species can cause unpredicted responses to increased levels of *p*CO~2~. For instance, Hale *et al*. [@pone.0106520-Hale1] report that most invertebrate taxa in a mesocosm experiment responded to increased *p*CO~2~ as expected from single species experiments. Nematodes, however, unexpectedly increased in abundance, probably because of altered species interactions. Community responses to ocean acidification will also depend on indirect effects of carbon dioxide, such as altered animal behaviour [@pone.0106520-Briffa1]. Thus, physiology and ecological niche cannot fully predict a species\'susceptibility to environmental changes [@pone.0106520-Spicer1]. Moreover, laboratory and


fresh water to eliminate salt, gently brushed to remove epiphytes, kept frozen until transported to the laboratory and then freeze-dried. Freeze-dried macroalgae were ground with pestle and mortar and approximately 0.1 g of each sample was weighed in acid-washed Teflon tubes with a high precision digital scale (0.1 mg accuracy). Two ml of concentrated nitric acid were then added, and the tube containing the digestant was placed in a high-Throughput Microwave Reaction System Run (MARSXpress, CEM Corporation, Matthews, USA) and gently heated to boiling for at least 1 h to ensure full digestion. Samples were allowed to cool and then quantitatively transferred into pre-cleaned 10 ml volumetric flasks and diluted to volume with Milli-Q water. Blanks were prepared following the same procedure, but omitting the sample; a certifiedreference material (NIES Certified Reference Material No. 3, Chlorella) was simultaneously digested and analysed. Samples were then analysed for heavy metal content (Al, Cd, Cr, Co, Cu, Fe, Pb, Ni, Zn) using inductively coupled plasma optical emission spectrometry ICP-OES) and inductively coupled plasma mass spectrometry (ICP-MS) when concentrations were below the confidence interval of the ICP-OES.

Benthic communities {#s2g}
-------------------

Benthic community composition was assessed in May and September 2012: samples were collected from 0.7--1.0 m below mean sea level using 20×20 cm quadrats on sub-horizontal rocky substratum following methods described by Fraschetti *et al.* [@pone.0106520-Fraschetti1]. A frame with 25 4×4 cm squares was used to assess percentage cover (C%) and number of taxa (S). Percentage cover of algae and sessile invertebrates was determined by assigning each taxon a score ranging


differences among sites (Table S6 in [File S1](#pone.0106520.s001){ref-type="supplementary-material"}) were grouped in two categories, canopy-forming algae (*Cystoseira corniculata*, *Cystoseira amentacea*, *Sargassum vulgare* and *Cladostephus spongiosum*) and calcifying algae (CCA, *Jania rubens*, *Corallina* sp., *Amphiroa* sp. and *Padina pavonica*). After testing for normality and homoscedasticity, canopy-forming and calcifying algae arcsin-transformed percent cover was analysed using a two-way ANOVA with site and functional group as fixed factors; seasons were tested separately. The site\*functional group interaction was then decomposed to obtain multiple comparisons among sites for each season separately. The same analysis was then performed for selected single species. All univariate analyses were performed using SPSS v19.

Results {#s3}
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Seawater physico-chemical parameters {#s3a}
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All sites were classified as semi-exposed according to the classification suggested by Howes *et al.* [@pone.0106520-Howes1]. [Table 2](#pone-0106520-t002){ref-type="table"} shows that the seeps  1.075±0.318       0.203±0.109       0.298±0.053     0.36
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For the five sites, nitrite, nitrate, ammonium, phosphate and silicate are shown. Background values (Bgd) for the Aegean Sea from Friligos [@pone.0106520-Friligos1]. Different letters indicate significantly different values according to post-hoc pairwise comparisons; n.d.  =


^b^
  Autumn    SEEP ^a^    200 W ^b^     200 E ^b^    REF A ^b^   REF B ^b^

Percent cover of canopy-forming algae and calcifying algae are shown for May ([Figure 6a](#pone-0106520-g006){ref-type="fig"}) and September ([Figure 6b](#pone-0106520-g006){ref-type="fig"}). As no significant differences were found within intermediate and reference sites, *p*CO~2~ levels were pooled for clarity. Both categories showed very strong seasonal patterns: no differences in canopy-forming algal cover were detected in May, but in September the high *p*CO~2~ site had a trend towards higher canopy cover compared to the control sites. Likewise, calcifying algae showed no significant difference among *p*CO~2~ levels in spring, but in autumn the high *p*CO~2~ site had a significantly lower cover of calcareousincreased in the high *p*CO~2~ site from spring to autumn, while the opposite was true for the intermediate and reference sites, where *C. corniculata* cover decreased from spring to autumn. As for the coralline algae, CCAs recruited earlier than *J. rubens* and reached their maximum cover in spring at the intermediate sites, while in the reference sites their cover increased from spring to autumn. The articulate coralline alga *J. rubens* had extremely low abundances at all sites in spring, while in autumn its percent cover decreased with increasing *p*CO~2~ levels.

![Mean percentage cover (±SE) of dominant macroalgal species in May (a) and September (b) at high (n = 6), intermediate (n = 14) and reference (n = 14) levels of CO~2~ in Methana.\
Round points represent canopy-forming species (*S. vulgare* dark grey, *C. corniculata* light grey),


W and REF A) were not significantly different from the other intermediate and reference sites (200 E and REF B) with regards to key species percent cover and overall community structure.

The need to translate results from laboratory experiments to more realistic systems has led to several areas with naturally high *p*CO~2~ to be used to infer biological community responses to ocean acidification. Examples include estuaries acidified by acid sulphate soils [@pone.0106520-Amaral1], groundwater submarine springs [@pone.0106520-Crook1] and upwelling regions [@pone.0106520-Thomsen2]. None of the above are perfect ocean acidification analogues, as they can have confounding gradients in salinity and alkalinity (groundwater springs) or in temperature and nutrients (upwelling areas). In addition, low pH recorded in groundwater springs and acidified estuaries is not always caused by increased carbon dioxide concentrations, so
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When the pipette solution was changed tothat store release alone can provide a sufficient rise in intracellular Ca^2+^ to stimulate HA production. The lack of effect of L-type channel activators in vivo may be related to the difficulty in controlling drug concentration accurately in a living joint, or to a lower expression of the channels in vivo than in vitro.

The L-type Ca^2+^ channel is best known for its association with regenerative electrical activity in excitable tissues such as myocardium and smooth muscle. Nevertheless, L-type Ca^2+^ channels have been reported in many other nonexcitable cells besides synoviocytes, namely, endocrine cells, osteoblasts, retinal pigment epithelial cells, plasma cells, mast cells, and lymphocytes ([@B21], [@B32], [@B33], [@B41], [@B50], [@B51]), though their role in these cells is controversial ([@B3], [@B42]). The latter authors monitored membrane potential in T-lymphocytes


from −65 mV to −18 mV upon increasing extracellular K^+^ from 5.8 mM to 60 mM indicated that this outward current is carried mainly by K^+^ ions. Further evidence includes the sensitivity of the outward current to millimolar concentrations of the classical K^+^ channel blockers TEA and 4-AP.

Regarding the molecular identity of the channels, members of the Kv1 family \[apart from Kv1.4, which displays the properties of an A-type current ([@B23])\] are known to be delayed rectifiers. PCR analysis revealed the expression of four members of the Kv1 family, namely, Kv1.1, Kv1.4, Kv1.5, and Kv1.6. Correolide (micromolar range) and margatoxin (nanomolar range), which were originally thought to be specific Kv1 subunit antagonists but are now believed to block all Kv1 subtypes, caused a marked reduction in the familyalmost 100% at the maximum recorded potential, −66 mV, to \<50% at the most depolarized potential, −30 mV. It is not clear why there is such a relatively large range of resting membrane potentials in the cultured synoviocytes, but one explanation might be that they are at different stages in the cell cycle. There is a strong relationship between membrane potential and mitotic activity in many cell types. For example, the resting membrane potentials of Chinese hamster V79, Neuro-2A neuroblastoma, and MCF-7 cells synchronized in early to middle G~1~ phase were very depolarized (−5 to −25 mV), but the membrane potential hyperpolarized by as much as 30 mV during progression through G~1~ and entry into S phase ([@B69]). Consistent with this is the observation that TEA, 4-AP, and


quinine inhibit the mitogen-stimulated proliferation of T-lymphocytes ([@B10], [@B15]).

In summary, the results demonstrate the presence of both an inward L-type calcium current and an outward voltage-gated "delayed rectifier" potassium current of which Kv1.1 is a major constituent, in cultured rabbit intimal synoviocytes. In discussing a physiological role for these current, we hypothesized that the outward Kv current controls the synoviocyte membrane potential. Inhibition of this current would depolarize the cell and thus activate the L-type calcium channels. The depolarizing effect of κ-dendrotoxin and the effects of high potassium solutions are consistent with this hypothesis. Ca^2+^ influx through this channel, along with the PLC-mediated release of intracellular Ca^2+^ stores, could contribute to the activation a calcium-dependent pathway, most likely the PKCα-MEK-ERK1/2 cascade known to stimulate HA production. Clearly, muchon generalities, because homogenized thinking is part of the problem, and yet an unavoidable fact of communication.

Let’s talk first about science. There is good science, and there is bad science. The latter is sloppy, misleading, and sometimes downright dumb. In 1987 Heidi Aspaturian interviewed Norman Davidson about his life in chemical biology, and at one point in the talk Davidson recalled a 1958 physics conference in Boulder, Colorado. During this conference, Davidson got to meet the brilliant physicist Leo Szilard, who was “kind of a senior statesman…I think Szilard knew that he had cancer, and he had no more than a few years to live. He was a person with a lot of intellectual courage who didn’t worry about conventions, and he knew he didn’t have time to


that as proof of why it makes a difference whether Jane the soccer mom follows her breath for 30 minutes every week. Even more deceptive is the push to present mindfulness as a simple, secular practice, one that will cure everything ailing you. As Chögyam Trungpa Rinpoche wrote in the foreword to Jack Kornfield’s Living Dharma:

The age of technology would like also to produce a spiritual gadgetry—a new, improved spirituality guaranteed to bring quick results. Charlatans manufacture their versions of the Dharma, advertising miraculous, easy ways, rather than the steady and demanding personal journey which has always been essential to genuine spiritual practice.

Trungpa’s sentiment may strike some as elitist, but the path of spiritual practice is hard work, and no path will work for everyone. There are no(d) -3
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of Spider-Man: Homecoming and decided to build a second franchise around the 20-year old actor. They also report that the script will be entirely rewritten, so Joe Carnahan’s R-rated screenplay is no more. The new writer hasn’t been announced yet, but director Shawn Levy (Real Steel and Stranger Things) is still on board.

Fans of the games (which released a fourth and supposedly final entry last year) will recall that the story does feature flashbacks to Nathan Drake’s childhood, so this isn’t entirely out of left field. In fact, it’s being reported that this new version of the movie will draw specific inspiration from a level in Uncharted 3 where a young Drake first meets his future parter-in-crime, Victor Sullivan.

Uncharted‘s bumpy journey to the big screen has been well-documentedread further about this framework. For the purpose of this article, I am simplifying some rather complex and thought-provoking ideas.)

He specifically describes space in 3 broad categories. Closed spaces are the decision-making spaces that include only elites without any involvement of a broader, affected group. Invited spaces are constructed by a select group but invite in a broader group to participate in this decision-making process. Finally, claimed/created spaces are either claimed by less powerful actors from power holders or constructed autonomously of closed and invited spaces.

This framework urges us to think deeply about how citizens participate. Who is constructing this space in the first place and who is invited to participate? Sometimes deciding not to participate in an invited space is just as powerful as sitting at the


Joss Whedon turns "Much Ado About Nothing" into a stylish, modern romp

The romantic banter in Joss Whedon's Much Ado About Nothing flutters and flirts as it navigates a course of love that never runs smooth. It's a breath of fresh air in a dreary catalog of films based on Shakespeare's plays that either sag under the weight of the Bard's language or sacrifice the poetry in those words in the pursuit of realness.

Whedon's cast performs this comedy with an insouciance that suits the film's contemporary setting yet respects its venerated source. The prose lilts trippingly on their tongues, relaxed and conversational. The actors aren't classically trained thespians specializing in Othellos or Juliets. Rather, they're Whedon's friends and colleagues, supporting players in his films (Marvel's The Avengers) and castas the constable Dogberry in this section is the film's comic highlight. Wounded by an insult, his ass-backward indignation achieves a droll momentum that will have you chuckling. All's well that ends well, indeed.


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the age old notion
of an intellectual rootedness
embedded in the law, the word,
and the letter.
It presented a
positive alternative
to a national or
geographic rootedness
and as a disruption of
territorial nationalisms.
Jewish exile became
for many a heroically
born transcendental homelessness
and noble wandering, or simply
an embodiment of
cosmopolitan modernity.
These ideas, however, raise
fundamental questions.
And I will sum them
up in three points.
One, political exile as for most
migrants in the modern context,
generally implied
a condition forced
by external circumstances, a
dismal state of displacement,
and exposure imposed on a
population or


considered
as a primarily letter centered
culture, nation, and religion.
History has shown however that
while this has contributed
to the survival of Judaism,
it has also not protected
Jews in situations of utter
violence directed against them.
Therefore, my third question.
Is it possible to retain
the association of the Jews
with the people of the book,
captured in Heinrich Heine's
[INAUDIBLE],, without forgetting
the historically evidenced
precariousness of this
paper thin shield?
The celebration of the Jew
as exemplary migrant features
in numerous variations
and modalities
and theoretical and
philosophical writing
since 1945, the period
that interests me here.
These include works by thinkers
ranging from Jean-Paul Sartre,
Levinas, Blanchot, Bernard-Henri
Lévy, Francois Lyotard,
Philippe [INAUDIBLE],,
[INAUDIBLE],, Edward Said,
George Steiner, Jacques
Derrida, Gilles Deleuze,
and many others, some prominent
contemporary figures that I
will be talking about later,
some of them in Europe,
some in the United States, and
I'm thinking here of Giorgio
Agamben Slavoj
Zizek, Alain Badiou,
and here of Judith Butler
and the [INAUDIBLE]..
Some ofthat I believe that they
run into logical and rhetorical
problems.
It is not my aim to argue
politically or ideologically
here.
I am interested in how the
questions that I set up
at the beginning that
present themselves as double
binds or is as paradoxes--
how can you do
both this and that.
I believe that in the
examples that I'm giving,
they all come to the
fore in different forms
of contradictions, of
imprecisions and so on.
And that is what I
would like to look
at with each one in
the texts themselves.
So this is one
thing that I believe
that they have in common.
Another is that they address
all three questions that I asked
at the beginning, the question
of the suffering of exile,
the question of the relationship
between the particular
and the universal-- how can
this be exemplary metaphoric
for all--
and third, the question
of the relationship
between the experience
and the letter, the book,
that supposedly the


we have
to create a new place--
[SPEAKING FRENCH]----
Badiou writes,
"this is because we
must create a new Jew--
[SPEAKING FRENCH]
Satisfying this
imperative would not only
solve the question of the
reality, metaphoricity,
or exemplarity of
Jewish exile, it
would solve the Jewish
question altogether."
And to end, two
poems by Paul Celan,
where I find what Celan would
call a [SPEAKING GERMAN],,
a counter-word to the
theoretical positions
formulated above, and a
response to my initial questions
concerning the remembrance
of the hardship of exile
without endorsing
nationalist discourses
of territorial rootedness,
the search for language that
retains both concrete
historical experience
and can be relevant to all,
and the precious but precarious
association of the Jews
with the people of the book.
Leveraging the power
of his poetic language,
Celan un-hinges the
tropes and metaphors
so that they oscillate
between different visions,
values, and worldviews.
In a poem written
on 9, April 1966,
which concludes the cycle
Eingedunkelt, or Darkening
Light, published in 1968.
Celan envisions Jewish
exile in similar terms
to thosethey are
the thrown about nevertheless.
We are and thus also
are not the Heideggerian
thrown, those thrown
into the world as being,
so Heidegger's [SPEAKING GERMAN]
We are more precisely
thrown about--
[SPEAKING GERMAN]---- thrown
from one place to the next,
displaced, hunted, and
expelled, we are above all,
those who nevertheless, despite
the trauma of persecution
and expulsion, resist
the yearning for fixity,
saving us from the
condition of thrown-ness.
We are those who nevertheless
defy the consolation of fixity
who turned the passivity of
having been thrown by fate
and history and those
who perpetrated it
into self-determined action.
We become the [SPEAKING GERMAN],,
who as such could
be Rilke's [SPEAKING GERMAN].
It is a--
[SPEAKING GERMAN] is a famous
term in Rilke's poetry--
circus people,
artists, vagabonds,
those unsettled and
unplaced melancholics.
Celan's travelers, however,
derive their significance
from the resistance evoked
in the nevertheless.
They are the expelled and
hunted, the [SPEAKING GERMAN],,
who nevertheless withstand
the temptation of rootedness,
who travel as a
resistance against it.
But this


gram, grief,
and grammaton, the
Greek word for letter,
come together in the
concrete and singular
reality of the poem that is
open to all fellow travelers who
are touched by it.
And to end, only a few
verses from the poem
[SPEAKING GERMAN].
Thus I will start reading,
but then I will only
go to the last stanza.
[SPEAKING GERMAN]
As in With Us Celan's
poem, [SPEAKING GERMAN],,
refers to Heidegger, this time
to the German philosopher's
famous hut in the
Black Forest, which
embodies this celebration of
[SPEAKING GERMAN] earthiness,
a bond with the soil.
In his poem, Celan
associates the alternative,
the counter-word to this volkish
rootedness with the text,
and the letter.
But [SPEAKING GERMAN] is
also regularly translated
into English as
tabernacle window.
This translation clarifies
what is otherwise
only an implicit reference
to the Jewish tabernacle
[INAUDIBLE],, which commemorates
the years the Israelites spent
wandering in the desert.
The hut or tabernacle
window functions
here as a contronym
between Heidegger's Huette
and the Sukkah, oscillating
between arepresentation with an $M$-operator of the form: $$\label{eq:AKNS4}\begin{split}
M\psi  &\equiv i {d\psi   \over dt }  + V(x,t,\lambda ) \psi (x,t,\lambda ) =0, \\
V(x,t,\lambda ) &=  V_0(x,t) + \lambda q(x,t) - \lambda^2 \sigma _3, \\
V_0(x,t) &= \frac{1}{2} q_+q_- \sigma_3 + \frac{i}{4} [\sigma_3, q_x].
\end{split}$$ The two operators $L$ and $M$ commute identically with respect to $\lambda$ provided $q_\pm (x,t)$ satisfy the nonlinear evolution equations (NLEE): $$\label{eq:gnls}\begin{split}
i \frac{\partial q_+}{ \partial t } + \frac{1}{2} \frac{\partial^2 q_+}{ \partial x^2 } + q_+^2 q_-(x,t) &=0, \\
-i \frac{\partial q_-}{ \partial t } + \frac{1}{2} \frac{\partial^2 q_-}{ \partial x^2 } + q_+ q_-^2(x,t) &=0.
\end{split}$$

This system, which we will call a generalized nonlinear Schrödinger (NLS) equatio system, can be simplified by applying one of the next reductions:

A)

:   $q_+(x,t) = \epsilon_1


of NLEE related to $L$, their integrals of motion, trace identities and the action-angle variables for the generic NLEE related to $L$ (\[eq:AKNS0\]). In the next Section V we construct the hierarchy of Hamiltonian structures. We demonstrate that the symplectic basis of squared solutions is a very convenient tool in this analysis. It allows one to prove effectively the compatibility of the hierarchy of Poisson brackets (subsection V.1) and the compatibility of the hierarchy of symplectic forms $\Omega_{(m)}^\mathbb{C}$. The symplectic basis allows us to give a simple proof of the fact that all $\Omega_{(m)}^\mathbb{C}$ acquire canonical form in terms of the action-angle variables. In Section VI we analyze the effects of the local (subsection VI.1) and non-local involutions (subsection VI.2) on the Hamiltonian hierarchies and on the action-anglebe understood as the values of $b^\pm(\lambda)$ at the points $\lambda_k^\pm$.

Completeness of the “squared” solutions {#sec:l5-2}
---------------------------------------

In this Subsection we prove that the ‘squared solutions’ satisfy a completeness relation, thus generalizing the results of [@Vg-EKh1; @Vg-EKh2; @Kaup].

\[thm:1\] Let the potential $q(x)$ of $L$ satisfy the conditions [**C1**]{} and [**C2**]{}. Then the squared solutions $\bPsi^\pm(x,\lambda )$ and $\bPhi^-(x,\lambda )$ satisfy the following completeness relation $$\begin{gathered}
\label{eq:CR}
\delta (x-y) \Pi_0  =
 -{1 \over \pi } \int_{-\infty }^{\infty } d\lambda \, \left( Z^+(x,y,\lambda) - Z^-(x,y,\lambda)  \right) \\
+2i \sum_{k=1}^{N_+}  X_k^+(x,y) +  2i \sum_{k=1}^{N_-}X_k^-(x,y),\end{gathered}$$ where $$\label{eq:3.19b}\begin{split}
 \Pi_0 &= \sigma _+ \otimes \sigma _- - \sigma _- \otimes \sigma _+ ,\\
Z^\pm (x,y,\lambda) &=  {\bPsi^\pm(x,\lambda ) \otimes \bPhi^\pm (y,\lambda ) \over
(a^\pm (\lambda ))^2 },
\end{split}$$ and $ X_k^\pm(x,y) $ are defined by: $$\begin{gathered}
\label{eq:Xpm}
X_k^\pm (x,y)


not involve $\lambda$ explicitly, so we can integrate it directly with the result: $$\begin{gathered}
\label{eq:Ed}
\mathcal{E}_a^{\rm d,\pm}(x,\lambda) = i \sigma_3 \int_{\varepsilon \infty}^{x} dy\; \tr  \left( \sigma_3 q(y),
\mathcal{E}_a^{\rm f, \pm} (y,\lambda) \right) \\ + \lim_{x\to \varepsilon x} \mathcal{E}_a^{\rm d,\pm}(x,\lambda) ,\end{gathered}$$ where $\varepsilon=\pm $. The second of the equations (\[eq:eqE2\]) can be converted into an eigenvalue-type problem by acting on both sides by $\frac{1}{4}\ad_{\sigma_3}$. Indeed, noting, that $\frac{1}{4}[\sigma_3 , [\sigma_3, Z]]\equiv Z$ for any off-diagonal matrix $Z$ we find: $$\label{eq:Ef}\begin{split}
 \frac{i}{4} \left[ \sigma_3, \frac{\partial \mathcal{E}_a^{\rm f,\pm}}{ \partial x } \right] - q(x) e_a^{\pm} =
 \lambda \mathcal{E}_a^{\rm f,\pm} .
\end{split}$$ It remains to insert eq. (\[eq:Ed\]) into (\[eq:Ef\]) to obtain $$\label{eq:LaE}\begin{split}
(\Lambda_\varepsilon -\lambda) \mathcal{E}_a^{\rm f,\pm} = \frac{i}{2}q(x) \lim_{x\to \varepsilon \infty} \tr( \sigma_3 \mathcal{E}_a^{\rm d,\pm}(x,\lambda)),
\end{split}$$ where the recursion operator $\Lambda_\varepsilon$ is the integro-differential operator acting) =\exp (2\kappa
(\lambda )) $ it is easy to determine $b^\pm(\lambda ) $ as functions on the real $\lambda $-axis. The coefficients $C_k^\pm =
b_k^\pm /\dot{a}_k^\pm $ and $M_k^\pm = 1/(b_k^\pm \dot{a}_k^\pm)
$ are obtained through $b_k^\pm = \exp(\pm\kappa _k^\pm) $ (\[eq:ro-tau\]). In order to determine $\dot{a}_k^+ = \left. da^+/d\lambda
\right|_{\lambda=\lambda_k^+} $ we make use of eq. (\[eq:apm0\]) and the dispersion relation (\[eq:Ja2\]). Skipping the details we get: $$\begin{gathered}
\label{eq:adotp}
\dot{a}_k^+ = \frac{1}{\lambda_k^+ -\lambda_k^-} \prod_{j\neq k}^{} \frac{\lambda_k^+ -\lambda_j^+}{\lambda_k^+ -\lambda_j^-} \\
\times \exp \left( \frac{1}{2\pi i} \int_{-\infty}^{\infty} \frac{ d\mu}{\mu - \lambda_k^+ } \ln \left( a^+a^-(\mu) \right) \right).\end{gathered}$$ Similarly, for $\dot{a}_k^- = \left. da^-/d\lambda \right|_{\lambda=\lambda_k^-} $ we get $$\begin{gathered}
\label{eq:adotm}
\dot{a}_k^- = \frac{1}{\lambda_k^- -\lambda_k^+} \prod_{j\neq k}^{} \frac{\lambda_k^- -\lambda_j^-}{\lambda_k^- -\lambda_j^+} \\
\times \exp \left( -\frac{1}{2\pi i} \int_{-\infty}^{\infty} \frac{ d\mu}{\mu - \lambda_k^- } \ln \left( a^+a^-(\mu) \right) \right).\end{gathered}$$

The results of the


The dispersion law for the generalized mKdV equation is given by $f(\lambda ) = -4c_3 \lambda ^3 $. Then (\[eq:7.11a\]) and (\[eq:7.17\]) lead to: $$\label{eq:7.19a}\begin{aligned}
 \frac{\partial q_+}{ \partial t} + c_3 \frac{\partial^3 q_+}{ \partial x^3 } + 6c_3 q_+ \frac{\partial q_+}{ \partial x } q_-(x,t)) &= 0, \\
 \frac{\partial q_-}{ \partial t} +  c_3 \frac{\partial^3 q_-}{ \partial x^3 } + 6c_3 q_- \frac{\partial q_-}{ \partial x } q_+(x,t)) &= 0 .
\end{aligned}$$

\[exa:nls-mkdv\] The last example here is a generalization of the NLEEs with a dispersion law $f(\lambda ) = -c_2\lambda ^2 - 4c_3 \lambda ^3 $, where $c_2$ and $c_3  $ are some real constants. The corresponding system of NLEEs is: $$\label{eq:7.20b}\begin{aligned}
 i \frac{\partial q_+}{ \partial t} &+ \frac{c_2}{2} \frac{\partial^2 q_+}{ \partial x^2 } + c_2 q_+^2of a hierarchy of Poisson brackets entails that there must exist also hierarchy of vector fields, symplectic forms, etc.

The Hierarchy of symplectic forms
---------------------------------

Let us define: $$\begin{aligned}
\label{eq:9.7}
\Omega _{(m)}^\bbbc = {i  \over 2 } \biglb \sigma _3\delta
q(x)\wedgecomma \Lambda ^m \sigma _3 \delta q(x) \bigrb .\end{aligned}$$ These 2-forms are not canonical. The proof of the fact that $\delta \Omega_{(m)}^{\bbbc}=0 $ is performed by recalculating them in terms of the ‘action-angle’ variables. For this we follow the same idea as in the calculation of $\Omega^\bbbc_{(0)}
$, see eq. (\[eq:9.4\]). We insert the expansion for $\sigma _3
\delta q(x)$ over the symplectic basis and then act on this expansion by $\Lambda ^m $. This is easy to do because of (\[eq:LaLa2\]) and the result is: $$\begin{gathered}
\label{eq:9.8}
\Lambda ^m \sigma _3\delta q(x) \\ = i \int_{-\infty


}^{\infty } d\lambda \, \lambda ^m \left( \delta \eta(\lambda ) {\bQ}
(x,\lambda ) - \delta \kappa (t,\lambda) {\bP}(x,\lambda ) \right) \\
+ i\sideset{}{^\pm} \sum_{k=1}^{N} \left( (\lambda _k^\pm)^m \left( \delta \eta_k^\pm {\bQ}_k^\pm (x) - \delta \kappa _k^\pm {\bP}_k^\pm (x) \right) \right) ,\end{gathered}$$ where $\kappa(\lambda)$, $\eta(\lambda)$, $\kappa_k^\pm$ and $\eta_k^\pm$ are given in eq. (\[eq:ro-tau\]).

Calculating the skew-symmetric scalar products of $\sigma _3 \delta q(x)$ with the r.h. side of (\[eq:9.8\]), we again obtain the variations of the $\eta $ and $\kappa  $–variables. Finally we get: $$\begin{gathered}
\label{eq:9.9}
 \Omega^\bbbc_{(m)}  =   i \int_{-\infty }^{\infty } d\lambda \, \lambda ^m \delta \kappa (t,\lambda) \wedge \delta \eta(\lambda ) \\
  + i \sum_{k=1}^{N} \left( (\lambda _k^+)^m \delta \kappa _k^+ \wedge
\delta \eta _k^+ + (\lambda _k^-)^m \delta \kappa _k^- \wedge \delta \eta _k^- \right) \\
=involution on the potential $q(x,t)$ can be extended to an involutive automorphism of the affine Lie algebra in which $U(x,t,\lambda)$ and $V(x,t,\lambda)$ are taking values. All fundamental solutions of $L$ are also restricted by it; e.g., the Jost solutions must satisfy [@AblMus; @AblMus2]: $$\label{eq:Jo*3}\begin{split}
\psi^-(x,t,\lambda) &= \sigma_1 ^{-1} \left( \phi^- (-x,-t,-\lambda^*)\right)^*, \\
\psi^+(x,t,\lambda) &= \sigma_1  \left( \phi^+ (-x,-t,-\lambda^*)\right)^* ,
\end{split}$$ or in compact form: $$\label{eq:Jo*4}\begin{split}
\psi(x,t,\lambda) = \sigma_1  \left( \phi (-x,-t,-\lambda^*)\right)^* \sigma_1^{-1} .
\end{split}$$ From eq. (\[eq:AKNS2\]) we derive the following constraint for the scattering matrix: $$\label{eq:T*1}\begin{split}
T(\lambda,t) = \sigma_1  \left(  \widehat{T}(-\lambda^*,-t) \right)^* \sigma_1 ^{-1};
\end{split}$$ similarly from eq. (\[eq:Fas0\]) for the FAS we find: $$\label{eq:chiR1'}\begin{split}
\chi^+(x,t,\lambda)  &= \sigma_1  \left( \chi^+ (-x,-t,-\lambda^*)\right)^* \sigma_1 ^{-1}  , \\
\chi^-(x,t,\lambda)  &= \sigma_1  \left( \chi^- (-x,-t,-\lambda^*)\right)^* \sigma_1 ^{-1}  .
\end{split}$$

Under this involution


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This work was supported in part by the U.S. Department of Energy. We thank an anonymous referee for careful reading of the manuscript and for useful suggestions.

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A cognitive perspective on persecutory delusions {#sec1-1}
------------------------------------------------

We view persecutory delusions as the severe end of a paranoia continuum in the general population. Many people have a


a clinical psychologist (JB, BS, FW), with occasional support for specific behavioural tasks from an assistant psychologist. The modules were delivered in a one-to-one format, with supportive telephone calls, texts, or e-mails between sessions. The therapy targets for each module were measured every session. Sessions were planned to last one hour, but allowing flexibility. At regular intervals, there would be a review attended by the patient, DF, and the other clinical psychologists. This would principally occur when a new module needed selection, and further clinical interviewing and the results of the monthly assessments informed this choice. Treatment was offered in approximately 20 sessions over 6 months (with gradual tapering). It was provided at the local mental health centre, or the patient\'s home, or environments in which learning couldsatisfied\
*n*= 1Mostly satisfied\
*n* = 3Very satisfied\
*n* = 7Has the therapy helped you to deal more effectively with your problems?No, it hasn\'t helped at all\
*n* = 0No, it didn\'t really help\
*n* = 0Unsure if it has helped\
*n* = 1Yes, it has helped\
*n* = 4Yes, it\'s helped a great deal\
*n* = 6In an overall, general sense, how satisfied are you with the therapy you have received?Quite dissatisfied\
*n* = 0Mildly dissatisfied\
*n* = 0Somewhat satisfied\
*n* = 1Mostly satisfied\
*n* = 3Very satisfied\
*n* = 7If you were to seek help again, would you come back to our programme?No, definitely not\
*n* = 0No, I don\'t think so\
*n* = 0Unsure\
*n* = 3Yes, I think so\
*n*= 0Yes, definitely\
*n* = 8

Clinical outcomes {#sec3-3}
-----------------

[Tables 2](#tbl002){ref-type="table"} and [3](#tbl003){ref-type="table"} provide summary data for the main outcomes and the assessments of the


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		size     int
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		werr     error
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				2: {Key: "/1000/3", Value: "2=http://3.3.3.3:2380", CreatedIndex: 3},
			},
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			ErrDuplicateName,
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		{
			[]*client.Node{
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				1: {Key: "/1000/2", Value: "2=http://2.2.2.2:2380", CreatedIndex: 2},
				2: {Key: "/1000/3", Value: "2=http://3.3.3.3:2380", CreatedIndex: 3},
			},
			3,
			"1=1.1.1.1:2380,2=http://2.2.2.2:2380,2=http://3.3.3.3:2380",
			ErrInvalidURL,
		},
	}

	for i, tt := range tests {
		cluster, err := nodesToCluster(tt.nodes, tt.size)
		if err != tt.werr {
			t.Errorf("#%d: err = %v, want %v", i, err, tt.werr)
		}
		if !reflect.DeepEqual(cluster, tt.wcluster) {
			t.Errorf("#%d: cluster = %v, want %v", i, cluster, tt.wcluster)
		}
	}
}

func TestSortableNodes(t *testing.T) {
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		1: {CreatedIndex: 1},
		2: {CreatedIndex: 3},
		3: {CreatedIndex: 4},
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	cis = make([]int, 0)
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DHS Teams Up With Fire Marshals To Police Live Music

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(Thomas Dishaw) Out of all the Government agencies I monitor the DHS has to be my favorite due to the sheer out of control purchases, policies and policing imposed by this “Hitlerian” organization.

Whether it’s purchasing large amounts of ammunition, TSA goons harassing us at the airport with ridiculous policies, or policing the streets of America with the fake war on terror, The Department Of Homeland Security has quietly asserted themselves into many aspects of our lives.

As most of you know the Homeland has been teaming up with local law enforcement, merging federal and local powers together creating one big Gestapo policing agency. Recently the DHS has created an alliance with The State Fire Marshals to enforce a regulation(2.5,-3)node \[black,midway,xshift=20pt\] [$\ B_{3/2}$]{};

(-8,-4) – (-8,4) ; (-8,4) – (0,4) ; (0,4) – (0,-4) ; (-8,-4) – (0,-4) ;

(-8,-4) – (-8,-5); (-4.5,0) – (-4.5,-5); (-2,0) – (-2,-5); (0,-3) – (2.5,-3); (0,3) – (2.5,3);

(-8,-3) – (0,-3); (-8,3) – (0,3);

(0,-4) – (3.5,-4); (0,4) – (3.5,4); (0,-2) – (1.5,-2); (0,2) – (1.5,2);

(-8.5,-5) node\[below\] ; (-4.5,-5) node\[below\] ; (-2,-5) node\[below\] ; (0.5,-5) node\[below\] ;

(-2,-2) – (-2,2) ; (-2,2) – (0,2) ; (0,2) – (0,-2) ; (-2,-2) – (0,-2) ;

(-4.5,-2) – (-4.5,2) ; (-4.5,2) – (0,2) ; (0,2) – (0,-2) ; (-4.5,-2) – (0,-2) ;

\(A) at (-2,-2); (B) at (0,-2); (C) at (0,2); (D) at (-2,2); (E) at (-4.5,2); (F) at (-4.5,-2); (A) – (B) – (C) – (D) – cycle;

\(D) – (E) – (F) – (A) – cycle;

[**Proof.**]{} We argue by contradiction,


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- FIXED: When a take is fulfilled by a waiting put, it now correctly invalidates other operations belonging to the same `alts`.

## 0.4.0

- CHANGED: Official [transducer protocol](https://github.com/cognitect-labs/transducers-js/issues/20) is now supported, instead of the old protocol.

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- ADDED: Single-write multi-read behavior is now supported via promise buffers and promise channels.

## 0.3.3
- ADDED: Pipelining functions `pipeline` and `pipelineAsync`.
- FIXED: `mix` now properly handles solos and mutes.

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- FIXED: Incorrect handling of multiple pending puts/takes is now fixed.
- ADDED: Each goroutine now keeps a reference to its generator function, for debugging purpose.

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- FIXED: `alts`' at-most-once guarantee is no longer violated when there is an operation that:
  + Attempts to put on a closed channel.
 + Is registered after other not-ready-yet operations, causing one of these operation to be fulfilled as well.

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- ADDED: Buffered channels can use transducers to transform values put onto them.
- CHANGED: Each goroutine now always returns a channel.
- CHANGED: `yield ch` now behaves the same as `yield take(ch)`.
- CHANGED: `sleep` is deprecated in favor of `timeout`.

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- ADDED: Channel operations, grouped under `csp.operations` (map, filter, pipe...).
- ADDED: Named special values:
  + `DEFAULT`: Returned as `.channel` when no operation is ready for a non-blocking `alts`.
  + `CLOSED`: Returned when taking from a closed channel (still equal to `null`).
- ADDED: More example from Go slides.
- CHANGED: Rename `wait` into `sleep`.
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or "understanding" to those implicated in the exterminations at Auschwitz and elsewhere.

Ben-Gurion’s actions were probably justified because Israel was broke, desperate, utterly alone, and without resources to support the masses of immigrants then arriving at its shores.

Still, that was a time when the "national camp" had a moral backbone, and Begin’s moral righteousness resonated with many in Israel. Netanyahu’s declaration, on the other hand, was not motivated by compelling need; it was merely an act of political convenience.

Open gallery view Far-right activists wear masks of Poland's PM Mateusz Morawiecki and Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu to criticize Morawiecki's 'backtracking' on the Holocaust speech law. Warsaw, Poland. July 2, 2018 Credit: Czarek Sokolowski/AP

Yad Vashem, the U.S. Holocaust Museum, and prominent Holocaust historians protested the Prime Minister’s statement. For a varietyto discrete-time total-reward MDPs, in: D. Hernández, J.A. Minjárez-Sosa (Eds.), Optimization, Control, and Applications of Stochastic Systems, Birkhäuser, Boston, 2012, pp. 77–97.

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          While the appeal was pending, we asked the parties to
provide supplemental briefing on the following additional issues: 1) the
applicability of Arizona Rules of Civil Procedure (“ARCivP”) Rule 76(d)
and Phillips v. Garcia, 237 Ariz. 407, 413, 351 P.3d 1105, 1111 (App. 2015)
regarding whether the judgment sought by Jackson White was untimely
and whether the case should be dismissed; 2) whether any such dismissal
should be with or without prejudice; and 3) what measures, if any, would
be available regarding the payment that DOS has already made to Jackson
White. We have jurisdiction pursuant to A.R.S. § 12-2101(A)(1).

                          (a predecessor of Rule 38.1(f) of
ARCivP)—which provides a case “shall be dismissed” if the case has been
placed on the inactive calendar for over two months. Campbell, 93 Ariz. at
248, 248 n.1, 379 P.2d at 964, 964 n.1. At the end of that two-month period,
inactive cases are routinely dismissed by court administrative order; if no
such order has issued, the defendant may move for dismissal, which, if
unopposed by the plaintiff, must be granted. Id. at 250–51, 379 P.2d at 965.
The supreme court considered this procedure in light of the availability of
ARCivP Rule 60(c) relief, and held that the trial court has discretion to set
aside an administrative dismissal order if circumstances identified under
Rule 60(c) are present. Id. Here, Jackson White seeks to expand the scope
of the court’s holding in Campbell to


Assocs. Inc.,
228 Ariz. 262, 267, ¶ 23, 265 P.3d 1061, 1066 (App. 2011) (holding, to
establish equitable estoppel, the party must show 1) affirmative acts by the

                                        6
                     JACKSON WHITE v. DOS LAND
                         Decision of the Court

other party inconsistent with its prior claim; 2) reliance by                  Decision of the Court

¶19           Jackson White does not offer any other reason why the
dismissal of this case should be without prejudice. Accordingly, on remand
the court shall dismiss the action with prejudice except for the restitution
provision discussed below.

       III.   Restitution

¶20           Citing Del Rio Land, Inc. v. Haumont, 110 Ariz. 7, 9–10, 514 P.2d
1003, 1005–06 (1973), Jackson White argues that the “voluntary” payment
by DOS renders this appeal moot, and contends that, even if the appeal is
not moot, it should not be required to refund


DOS LAND
                         Decision of the Court

                              CONCLUSION

¶23            The trial court’s judgment is reversed. This case is remanded
to the trial court with directions to enter dismissal with prejudice as to all
claims by Jackson White, and to order Jackson White to refund to DOS any
payments made to Jackson White for the alleged unpaid fee obligation of
$7,900.24, and for any other sums paid by DOS on OctoberQ:

Thread safe C++ std::set that supports add, remove and iterators from multple threads

I'm looking for something similar to the CopyOnWriteSet in Java, a set that supports add, remove and some type of iterators from multiple threads.

A:

there isn't one that I know of, the closest is in thread building blocks which has concurrent_unordered_map
The STL containers allow concurrent read access from multiple threads as long as you don't aren't doing concurrent modification.  Often it isn't necessary to iterate while adding / removing.
The guidance about providing a simple wrapper class is sane, I would start with something like the code snippet below protecting the methods that you really need concurrent access to and then providing 'unsafe' access to the base std::set so folks can opt into the other methods


surface takes place at exactly one point. According to V. V. Kozlov, the generalized Coulomb-Amontons’ force of dry friction must meet the following conditions:

i.  \[cond1\] Support reaction and dry friction must be mutually orthogonal.

ii. \[cond2\] Power of the friction force must be non-positive, which means dissipativity of this force.

Here orthogonality is meant in the metrics, defined by the quadratic form of kinetic energy of the rigid body with respect to the generalized velocities. In particular, \[cond1\] implies that the support reaction can be found from the friction-free equations of motion, and the friction force itself is determined by condition \[cond1\].

In the same article explicit expressions for generalized dry friction forces, that satisfy conditions \[cond1\] and \[cond2\] are derived. These expressions contain terms, corresponding to the moments of rolling and pivoting friction forces,the right-hand side of the system : $$\begin{alignedat}{3}\label{eq6}
        & (m_1 + m_2) \ddot{x} - l m_2 \ddot{\theta} \sin{\theta} && =
            l m_2 \dot{\theta}^2 \cos{\theta} + F_x, \\
        & l m_2 (\ddot{x} \sin{\theta} - \ddot{y} \cos{\theta} - l \ddot{\theta}) && =
            l m_2 g + F_\theta, \\
        & (m_1 + m_2) \ddot{y} + l m_2 \ddot{\theta} \cos{\theta} && =
        - (m_1 + m_2) g + l m_2 \dot{\theta}^2 \sin{\theta} + \lambda,
    \end{alignedat}$$ where $\lambda$ is the same


l m_2 \dot{\theta}^2 \cos{\theta}
            - \frac{\lambda\, \mu}{2} \bigl(\sigma(\dot{x}) + \sigma(p_x)\bigr), \\
        & l m_2 (\ddot{x} \sin{\theta} - \ddot{y} \cos{\theta} - l \ddot{\theta}) && =
            l m_2 g + \frac{\lambda\, \mu}{2} \bigl(\sigma(\dot{x}) + \sigma(p_x)\bigr)
            \cfrac{l m_2 \sin{\theta}}{m_1 + m_2}, \\
        & (m_1 + m_2) \ddot{y} + l m_2 \ddot{\theta} \cos{\theta} && =
        - (m_1 + m_2) g + l m_2 \dot{\theta}^2 \sin{\theta} + \lambda.
    \end{alignedat}$$

Condition \[cond1\] is verified by direct substitution of $\lambda$the ball, located at distance $2 / 5$ of the radius vertically above the center of the ball (see Fig. \[fig2\]).

Motion of a rigid ball in contact with two perpendicular planes {#sec4}
===============================================================

In case when the bodies touch at one point, according to condition \[cond1\] the Lagrange multiplier is evaluated without taking friction into account. As will be shown, in the case of two or more points of contact this condition is too restrictive. Instead of condition \[cond1\], unique solvability with respect to the Lagrange multipliers with the account of friction is sufficient.

#### Equations of motion of the ball along the cushion

Consider equations of motion of the ball on a horizontal half-plane $z = 0$, $y \ge 0$, bounded by a vertical plane $y = 0$. Further, these planes will be referred