heartbreaking that he should do so at a time when you have so many other travails, but this is often the way of life. The Lord tests us in many ways and the fortitude you show now will do you great credit.'

The innkeeper sniffed what sounded like a bucket full of mucus up his nose, and looked at Hermitage through bloodshot eyes which, nonetheless showed a spark of understanding. Hermitage thought if he could fan the spark, the man would soon recover.

'Besides,' he said in gentle tones, 'it simply isn't possible for anyone to command an animal to give up its life, such power is not granted to mortal man.'

As Hermitage watched, the spark did indeed spring into flamboyant life, and the pall that had weighed down theArchangel Gabriel. To find that the place was at war was appalling, even if the combatants seemed quite content with the situation.

Another highly perilous aspect of Hermitage's nature was his concept of interference; the ability to spot when you are butting into someone else's business. Those tell-tale indicators that the people you are dealing with are less than welcoming of your enquiries, or even of your very presence went over Hermitage's head. That spark of understanding that can be triggered by the smallest message transmitted subconsciously, remained subconscious. All of these were faculties which Hermitage had in absolutely no way whatsoever.

Never mind having any empathy with other people, Hermitage couldn't even tell when the person he was interacting with had gone so far beyond the end of it,


of time and the lives of those who would fritter away their minutes listening to the interminable drivel of a demented old man.'

'Don't quote me back at myself, Hermitage. I might get annoyed.' Athan thumped his fist into his palm for emphasis.

'I'm still not sure I follow, Prior,' Hermitage said, so meekly that lambs would have lain at his feet.

'Ambrosius's ramblings were just that. It doesn't mean that the decisions of Conclave are not of vital importance to the future of the Church.'

'But I thought you said the Conclave itself was a steaming pile of...,'

'And now Ambrosius is dead, this particular decision cannot be made and you seem to be in the middle of it. That is extremely serious.'

Hermitage blundered on. 'I think you may be exaggerating aface seemed to squirm under the intolerable pressure of reasoning, while already small and pinched eyes tightened further. Athan drew in his breath and delivered his riposte.

'He wants to be involved because he does.'

'But the other brothers will bear testimony to the situation,' Hermitage whined slightly.

'Other Brothers?' Athan's voice lightened to a point in which Hermitage detected a hint of pleasure.

He looked around the room and noticed there were no other Brothers.

'I think you'd better come with me, young Hermitage. The abbot will want to determine how the death came about and what to do to you. I mean with you.' Athan thought for a second. 'No, I mean to you.'

He helped the young man up by the elbow, if using the grip of a blacksmith to drag


digiti minimi at 0 ms, 100 ms, 200 ms, 500 ms and 5 safter right index finger flexion performed at 10% of the maximum EMG activity after a "go" signal. Note that the magnetic stimuli for mSI and the electric stimuli for STDT were both triggered when EMG activity above 100 μV was detected in the right FDI (active muscle). mSI and movement induced-STDT modulation were evaluated in two distinct sessions performed on the same day.](fnhum-12-00330-g0001){#F1}

### Movement Induced-STDT Modulation {#s2-4-2}

Subjects were asked to perform an index finger flexion at 10% of the maximum EMG activity (i.e., the same motor task used for testing mSI) and STDT was measured on the volar surface of the little finger. The STDT testing interval was progressively increased in 10-ms steps at eachmovement. Vertical bars denote SD.](fnhum-12-00330-g0002){#F2}

Movement Induced-STDT Modulation {#s3-2}
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Repeated-measures ANOVA showed a significant factor ISI (*p* \< 0.0001). *Post hoc* tests showed that STDT values significantly increased when paired stimuli were delivered at movement onset (0 ms; *p* \< 0.001), 100 ms (*p* = 0.008) and 200 ms (*p* \< 0.03) after movement onset. The STDT values did not differ from baseline values at 500 ms (*p* \> 0.05) and 5 s after the onset of movement (*p* \> 0.05; Figure [2](#F2){ref-type="fig"}). No differences emerged in AUC when index finger flexion EMG activity was used for mSI and movement induced-STDT modulation (*p* \> 0.05). The COV values of mSI and movement induced-STDT modulation are reported in Table [1](#T1){ref-type="table"}.

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present study we observed that the extent of movement induced-STDT modulation is higher when force movement is maximum. Our interpretation is that at movement initiation, mSI is necessary for fine finger movements that require a low-force level (Beck et al., [@B4]). Conversely, movement induced-STDT modulation is greater in high-force level movements in which it is crucial to gate external inputs in favor of proprioceptive cues to optimize the scaling of movement parameters (Conte et al., [@B11]).

Several studies have reported that the reduction of somatosensory evoked potentials at the onset of the movement is due to gating mechanisms occurring at cortical level (Starr and Cohen, [@B29]; Cohen and Starr, [@B9]; Jiang et al., [@B17]; Staines et al., [@B28]). Differently from these studies, in our previous article we have suggested§ 3.3). In addition to their sample of early-type galaxies, Larsen  (2001a) also discussed the GC systems of the Milky Way and NGC 4594 in some detail, pointing out that the locations of the GC color peaks in these spirals were indistinguishable from those of massive early-type galaxies.

The blue (metal-poor) and red (metal-rich) peaks in massive early type galaxies typically occur at $V-I$ = 0.95$\pm0.02$ and 1.18$\pm0.04$ (Larsen  2001a). These colors correspond to \[Fe/H\] $\sim -1.5$ and $-0.5$ for old GCs (or a bit more metal-rich, depending on the metallicity scale and color-metallicity relation adopted). Figure 1 shows a histogram of the $V-I$ colors of GCs in the Virgo gE M87, which clearly shows bimodality (Larsen  2001a). However, the peak locations are not exactly the same for all


from massive Es to dwarfs over $\sim
10$ magnitudes in galaxy luminosity. The relation is indeed relatively shallow ($V-I
\propto -0.009 M_V$, or $Z \sim L^{0.15}$), making it difficult to detect, especially in heterogeneous data sets. This same slope was confirmed by Strader  (2006) and Peng  (2006) for early-type galaxies in Virgo. Figure 2 shows \[Fe/H\] vs. $M_B$ for both subpopulations; the GC peaks are taken from Strader  (2004a) and Strader  (2006) and have been converted from $V-I$ and $g-z$ using the relations of Barmby  (2000) and Peng  (2006), respectively. These data, together with ancillary information about the GC systems, are compiled in Table 1. The true scatter at fixed $M_B$ is unclear, since the observational errors vary among galaxies, and there may an additional component due to small2$ (note in their classification NGC 4594 is an S0, not an Sa). Other field/group Es, including NGC 5128, NGC 1052, and NGC 3379, have values similar to those of the spirals. Since $M/L_{V}$ increases with galaxy mass (with a relation as steep as $\propto
L^{0.10}$; e.g., Zepf & Silk 1996), it is reasonable to expect at least a weak trend of $T$ with galaxy mass. However, Rhode  (2005) argue that this can account for only $\sim 1/3$ of the observed trend. Because no *global* GC color studies of M87 have been published, this galaxy was not included in the Rhode  study. Its $S_N$ value is $\sim 3$ times larger than the Virgo gE NGC 4472 (Harris, Harris & McLaughlin 1998). If both galaxies have similar total fractions


a particular bulge formed “classically", with intense star formation, or through secular processes in quiescent gas disks (e.g., Kormendy & Kennicutt 2004). In the former case we might expect a bulge $S_N$ similar to that found for Es, but in the latter case the star formation is likely to be sufficiently slow and extended that few or no GCs are formed along with the bulge stars. This may result in a rather low bulge $S_N$ compared to Es of similar mass. The implication is that all the bulges of galaxies in the Goudfrooij  sample formed predominantly through the “classical" route. The generally old ages of the metal-rich GCs in spirals (see §4) is evidence that the majority of bulge star formation, by whatever mechanism, happened at relatively earlySome authors have adopted the more agnostic \[m/H\] (with “m” for metallicity) to describe their values; others calculate a “corrected" \[Fe/H\] from \[m/H\] or \[$Z$/H\] by subtracting an assumed or derived \[$\alpha$/Fe\] (e.g., Tantalo, Chiosi, & Bressan 1998). Direct comparisons of metallicities derived from different methods can easily be uncertain at the $\sim0.2-0.3$ dex level.

One method to estimate metallicities for GCs is to simultaneously use multiple lines indices; a weighted combination of six indices was used to derive metallicities for individual GCs in the Milky Way and M87 (Brodie 1981; Brodie & Hanes 1986). Brodie & Huchra (1990, 1991) applied a refined version of this approach to GCs in a variety of galaxies. Two other studies derived metallicity calibrations using principle components analysis of indices of Galactic GCs:


a decade’s worth of effort on the GCs systems of a heterogeneous sample of galaxies, spanning the range from dwarfs to gEs (all but NGC 4594 were of early-type). A typical galaxy had only 10–20 spectra of sufficiently high S/N to be included in the analysis. Lick indices measured from these spectra were combined, and ages were derived through direct differential comparison to indices of Galactic GCs, in part to avoid SSP model uncertainties. This study showed that both the metal-poor and metal-rich GC subpopulations had mean ages as old as (or older than) Galactic GCs. In Figure 8, from Strader  (2005), PCA metallicity is plotted against a composite Balmer line index of H$\beta$ and H$\delta_{A}$ (H$\gamma$ was excluded because the strong G band lies in its blueE in the Fornax cluster. They found metal-rich GCs that were substantially brighter than normal GCs at that distance and deduced photometric ages of $\sim 3$ Gyr for these bright red objects. These photometric ages were confirmed by spectroscopy of a small number of the brightest clusters (Goudfrooij  2001b). However, even in this galaxy, the strongest pieces of evidence for an intermediate-age subpopulation are (i) the presence of unusually luminous GCs and (ii) the power-law (rather than log-normal) GC luminosity function of the metal-rich GCs (see also Goudfrooij  2004).

Improvements in NIR SSP models will brighten the prospects for future NIR studies and help this field to reach its full potential. In addition, the launch of the *James Webb Space Telescope (JWST)* in the next decade will allow the


groupings of bright stars or a few brighter stars superimposed upon sparse open clusters. A more detailed examination of archival *HST* imaging indicates that perhaps half of the candidate young clusters are real; previous *HST*/WFPC2 had confirmed the existence of four such clusters (Williams & Hodge 2001). A high-resolution imaging survey of the disk will be needed to assess the true number of young GCs. In any case, if these interloping objects (asterisms and/or YMCs) are removed from the metal-poor GC candidate list, much of the rotational signature observed by Perrett  would be erased. The apparent lack of an old metal-poor thin disk of GCs is important, since the existence of this disk would rule out any significant merger having taken place in the last $\sim 10$ Gyr. 2005; Kalirai  2006). Numerical simulations of M31 indicate that a relatively minor accretion event (involving an LMC-sized galaxy) would suffice to redistribute the observed number of metal-rich, intermediate-aged stars from the disk into the halo (Font  2006).

Before discussing how field star properties relate to GCs, it is helpful to define the quantity $T^{n}$, which is the Zepf & Ashman (1993) $T$ parameter normalized to the mass of a particular stellar population (vs. the original definition, which normalizes a single GC subpopulation to the total stellar mass in the galaxy). For spheroids with few (or no) metal-poor stars, $T^{n}_{red}$ is the same as $T_{red}$, modulo uncertainties in the adopted $M/L$.

The Galaxy has $\sim 100$ metal-poor GCs and a halo mass of $\sim 10^9 M_{\odot}$ (Carney, Latham, & Laird 1990), resulting


the red clump, yielded a mean age of $\sim 8$ Gyr. However, the data are also consistent with a two-component model, comprising an older base population plus a small percentage of 5-7 Gyr stars. Based on the number of AGB stars (Soria  1996) and Mira variables (Rejkuba  2003), a figure of $\sim 10$% has been suggested for the fraction of the total stellar mass in intermediate-age stars. This is consistent with the 7% fraction of intermediate-age GCs in the galaxy (see below).

NGC 5128 possesses only a relatively minor tail of metal-poor “halo" stars, even in the outermost pointing, but (as in M31) it is unclear whether this offers a constraint on the presence or absence of a Milky Way-like metal-poor projected $\sim r^{-2}$ halo. Harris & Harris (2002)with the study of Smith & Burkert (2002), who found that the slope of the low-mass part of the GCLF in the Galaxy depends upon GC concentration. Another relevant piece of evidence is the similarity in the GCLF turnover among spirals, Es, and even dEs (see §10.1). This suggests either initial GCLFs close to log-normal (such that little dynamical evolution occurs), or that the dominant destruction processes are not specific to particular galaxy types–for example, disk shocking in spirals.

The sole galaxy with a significant subpopulation of intermediate-age GCs and evidence for dynamical evolution is the merger remnant NGC 1316. *HST*/ACS observations by Goudfrooij  (2004) have clearly demonstrated dynamical evolution of its GC system. When they divided the red ($1.03 \le V-I \le 1.40$) GCs into two equal radial


can GCs tell us about this process?

The faint end of the galaxy luminosity function is uniquely accessible in the Local Group. Forbes  (2000) provided a good census of GCs in Local Group dwarfs, which has changed only marginally since that time. The candidate GC in the dIrr Aquarius is apparently a yellow supergiant (D. Forbes, private communication), so the lowest-luminosity Local Group galaxies with confirmed GCs are the Fornax ($M_V = -13.1$) and Sgr ($M_V = -13.9$) dSphs, each of which has at least five GCs. The recently discovered CMaj dSph (Martin  2004) appears to have at least four GCs whose properties are distinct from the bulk of the Galactic GC system (Forbes, Strader, & Brodie 2004). At least two of the GCs in each of Sgr and CMajmechanism. This point, together with the similarity of the GCLF turnovers, implies that dynamical friction has not had a substantial effect on the GC systems of dEs. Lotz  (2001) suggested several explanations for the lack of observable consequences of dynamical friction, including extended dark matter halos around dEs, or tidal torquing of GCs (this latter explanation was also proposed for the Fornax dSph by Oh  2000). Goerdt  (2006) have used numerical simulations to show that the dynamical friction timescale in Fornax is longer than a Hubble time if its dark matter halo has a core (instead of the cusp generically predicted in galaxy formation in $\Lambda$CDM). Kinematic studies of GCs in dEs, such as those of Beasley  (2005), are also beginning to build a better understanding of the


halo potentials of dwarf galaxies.

So far we have included little discussion of dIrrs. Their GC systems are quite difficult to study. Indeed, the contrast in our understanding of dEs and dIrrs is analogous to the information gap between Es and spirals. The relatively small GC systems of dIrrs, their ongoing star formation, and the resulting inhomogeneity of the background are serious observational challenges. A *HST*/WFPC2 study of 11 Virgo and Fornax dIrrs by Seth  (2004) found typical $S_N$ values of $\sim 2$, but uncovered two galaxies with much higher $S_N$. Stellar M/L values are low in typical dIrrs, which suggests that the $S_N$ values will become much higher after nominal age-fading of the dIrr, as might be expected in transformation to a dE. However, many of the detectedof metal-rich GCs in Es (see §4) imply a formation epoch $z \ga 2$. This restricts most putative major mergers to higher redshifts.

As discussed in §2.1, the Forbes  (1997) multi-phase collapse scenario arose as a response to issues with the merger model. There has been little observational evidence to date against the Forbes  scenario, but, to a considerable extent, this is because it made few specific predictions of observable quantities. Its usefulness was as a framework within which to consider alternative explanations for GC color bimodality, and it identified aspects of the picture still under consideration, e.g., the need to truncate GC metal-poor formation at high redshift. More recent scenarios described below in §11.2 are generally consistent with this broad framework.

We emphasize that the arguments presented here against


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On one level that is a curious argument, because they did drop points in Seville last week and they still have the derby at Espanyol to come next week before they set off downhill; they are not through this stage yet and they will not come through it with all the points they wanted. But there is something in it: not least because Real Madrid are about to go into the same run that Barcelona have just come out of: Vigo, Sevilla, Valencia. And there is comfort in the suffering against those teams because if they suffered against them Madrid may suffer against them too.

Luis Enrique certainly always knew how significant this was. “I don’t normally do this, but this time I am asking them to come because


the bad news. Gareth Bale and Luka Modric picked up injuries and miss the Champions League semi-final second leg with Atlético. Bale will be out for two or three weeks, Modric for close to six weeks. Karim Benzema might miss the game too and Marcelo is suspended. Fábio Coentrão, his replacement, hasn’t played for over a month.

• “My team behaved very well for the way they were treated,” said Málaga’s manager Javi Gracia, enigmatically.

• Griezmann. Golazo! He scored two, the first a beauty, to take his total to the season to 20 in the league.

• Speaking of lovely goals …

• Another late goal, another comeback, another vital point. Not Barral this time – although he did smash one off the bar – but Víctor Casadesús. He scored inThey face Athletic, Barcelona, and Rayo. That said, games with Eibar, Granada and Levante do at least give them the chance to close the gap on other sides fighting relegation.

• Almería. This is going to get messy, isn’t it? They’re not in the relegation zone, says the LFP. Oh yes they are, says the RFEF.

• Diego Mainz scored twice, one for each team, as it finished Granada 1-1 Sevilla.

Results: Levante 2-2 Espanyol, Barcelona 2-0 Valencia, Deportivo 1-2 Atlético, Real Madrid 3-1 Málaga, Athletic 4-0 Getafe, Rayo 2-0 Almería, Granada 1-1 Sevilla, Villarreal 0-0 Córdoba, Eibar 0-1 Celta. Monday night: Elche v Real Sociedad.

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indemnity against the United States Army Corps of Engineers ("Corps") and Terrence Salt as District Engineer, and the United States removed the case to federal court.  Reese subsequently filed another wrongful death action directly against the United States pursuant to the Federal Tort Claims Act, 28 U.S.C. Secs. 2671-2680, and the cases were consolidated.  The United States moved to dismiss both cases based on governmental immunity pursuant to 33 U.S.C. Sec. 702c and the district court granted the motion, remanding the state case back to state court.

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The decedent drowned while fishing in Lake Okeechobee, which contains water and flood control structures supervised by the Corps.  The drowning occurred after the Corps opened a water control device or lock which operated beneath the water's surface tolet Jacksonville residents know that they have this incredible whale that lives right offshore,” said Vicki Cornish, the Conservancy’s vice president for marine wildlife conservation. The whales can be seen from beaches during part of the winter, she said.

There are only about 400 right whales left in the northern Atlantic Ocean, a tiny fragment of the population whalers hunted almost to extinction long ago. The animals have been protected from commercial hunting since the 1930s, but collisions with ships and entanglement in heavy fishing lines still kill or injure whales.

That has led to protective measures such as seasonal speed limits for commercial shipping in Jacksonville and other port areas near the whales’ habitat.

The Florida and Georgia coasts are calving grounds for the animals, the places where babies are


are turned 90 degrees to the direction of flight about 99.5 percent of the time with their noses against the window. When they spot a critter they yell, 'Break left!' or 'Break right!' " Then one of them points a long-lens camera out of a tiny porthole in the blue-and-white Cessna C337 Skymaster. The other collects data, such as the animal's coordinates, as the plane circles from a mere 1,000 feet above.

"I just turned down a captain's job in a jet to do this because this is big, big fun," said Walker, a part-time musician originally from Dallas.

Melanie White from upstate New York -- or "nowhere near the ocean," as she put it -- remembered one particular sighting while working with Wildlife Trust on her first stint inprojected for the next several decades (1, 2). In this respect, the early to mid-Miocene is a compelling interval to study as proxy reconstructions of atmospheric CO 2 , albeit uncertain, suggest that concentrations generally varied between preindustrial levels (PAL = 280 ppm) and values at or above 500 ppm (3⇓⇓⇓⇓⇓–9). Additionally, global mean surface temperature during peak Miocene warmth was up to 3–4° higher than today (10), similar to best-estimate temperatures expected by 2100 under the highest projected greenhouse gas concentration pathway (Representative Concentration Pathway 8.5) (1, 2). Finally, Miocene geography was similar to today (11), and major circum-Antarctic oceanic and atmospheric circulation patterns that dominate the modern Southern Ocean were well established (12, 13).

Much of our understanding regarding AIS history through the early to mid-Miocene comes


shelves in the Ross and Weddell seas were likely shallower (SI Text and Fig. S1). Recovered core sediments, and the proxies they contain, allow us to assess past ice sheet dynamics along a coastal margin influenced by ice flowing from East Antarctica and across the West Antarctic continental shelf. Through analysis of an integrated proxy environmental dataset, we derive a new environmental reconstruction and combine this with a suite of global environmental data to establish a history of AIS response to global climate events and episodes during the early to mid-Miocene. This integrated dataset allows us to evaluate key drivers of high latitude climate and ice sheet variability between 21 and 13 Ma. Outcomes from research reported here and in a companion ice sheet modeling study (25) suggestvolcanic features). (Bottom Left) Miocene topography is based on a linear interpolation between an Eocene/Oligocene reconstruction (49) and an isostatically rebounded version of BEDMAP-2 (22). Sketch at right shows reconstruction of early Miocene topography in the region of the drill site.

Summary Our analysis of the AND-2A drill core and synthesis with regional and global data show that the early to mid-Miocene Antarctic coastal climate was highly variable. During relatively short-lived intervals of peak warmth, summer land surface air temperature was at least 10 °C, tundra vegetation extended to locations 80 km inland (34, 40), surface water temperatures in the Ross Sea were between 6 °C and 10 °C, and the AIS retreated inland. During intermittent intervals of peak cold climate, vegetation vanished and the AIS grew and advanced


relatively shallow marine ridges that were sites for ice cap growth during the late Oligocene-early Miocene. Geomorphologic data indicate the main outlet valleys dissecting the TAM were formed by rivers during the Eocene and were modified subsequently and/or incised via glacial processes under both temperate and polar climatic conditions (50). Exposed landforms and sediments preserved at high elevation are relict Miocene features that underwent little modification since middle Miocene time (50). Uplift has also been minimal since ∼14 Ma, with rates of 100–200 m/My during the Late Neogene (51). A 15-Ma paleogeographic reconstruction for the Ross Sea region (Fig. S1) is based on a linear interpolation between reconstructed topography at the E/O boundary (49) and an isostatically rebounded version of modern topography (22). Present-day geography in the vicinityage of 17.2 ± 0.17 Ma on a lava clast at 564.92 mbsf and the occurrence of reversed magnetozones (R3.1 and R3.2) between 581.34 and 482.69 mbsf that likely correlate to the long reversed chron C5Cr (17.235–16.721 Ma). We infer that the C5Cn.3n/C5Cr boundary occurs at 482.69 mbsf but note that the boundary may lie anywhere between 482.69 and 460.62 mbsf as magnetostratigraphic measurements through this interval are ambiguous. The interval from 460.62 and 448.59 mbsf is characterized by normal polarity (magnetozone N3) and is correlated to C5Cn.3n. We tie the MPR at 448.59 to C5Cn.2r/C5Cn.3n (16.543 Ma). Reversed polarity interval R2.2 is tied to C5Cn.2r (16.472–16.543 Ma), and we correlate the ambiguous magnetozone from 439.23 to 429.56 with normal Chron C5Cn.2n (16.303–16.472 Ma) and reversed magnetozone R2.3


with C5Cn.1r. This solution is supported by the radiometric date of 16.64 ± 0.37 Ma on a lava clast at 440.83 mbsf and the FO of Denticulopsis maccollumii (FAD: 16.77 Ma) at 434.35 mbsf. This solution requires that the MPR at 412.71 mbsf correlates with C5Cn.1n/C5Cn.1r (16.268 Ma). We therefore infer that magnetozones N2.1A and B and N2.2 that occur between 412.71 and 328.52 mbsf, and the ambiguous magnetozones between the normal units, correlate with C5Cn.1n (15.974–16.268 Ma). This correlation is supported by strontium dates of 16.05 ± 0.35 Ma on an Adamusium shell fragment at 366.8 mbsf and radiometric date of 16.01 ± 0.17 Ma on a lava clast at 358.11 mbsf. Reversed polarity interval R2.0A and B must therefore correlate with C5Br but the exact locationof the C5Cn.1n /C5Br boundary cannot be identified as the magnetic data are ambiguous. The absence of Actinocyclus ingens from the section below U2 suggests that the sediments immediately below the unconformity are at least older than 15.52 Ma (hybrid range model age for the FAD of A. ingens) and possibly older than 15.96 Ma (total range model age for the FAD of A. ingens). If we construct a line of correlation that accommodates all of the constraints outlined above, the C5Cn.1n/C5Br boundary would occur at the base of R2.0B. Two major unconformities (U4 and U3) bracket the top 48.44 m of the section described in this paper. Rocks below the U4 disconformity contain the LO of diatom Nitzschia sp. 17 (230 mbsf, LAD: 14.94–13.7 Ma) and FO


Ma) and Denticulopsis lauta (LAD: 11.08 Ma) at 205 mbsf suggests that the overlying rocks are no older than 12.57 Ma and are possibly younger than 11.08 Ma. Radiometric ages of 11.363 ± 0.072 and 11.43 ± 0.46 Ma on crystals from reworked lava clasts at 127.50 and 129.96 mbsf, respectively, support this interpretation. Based on data described above, we infer the event(s) causing U4 must have occurred at or after 14.4 Ma (possible after 13.7 Ma based on LAD of Nitzschia sp. 17) and before 11 Ma. Environmental Proxies and Interpretation. A summary of the suite of data and environmental proxies obtained from the AND-2A core is presented in Fig. S3. Details regarding these data and the environmental interpretations generated from the integrated proxy dataset are summarizedknown and the abundance of all four isotopic species is measured, the temperature can be calculated independent of the isotopic composition of the water in which the carbonate grew. In addition, clumped isotope-derived temperatures can be combined with carbonate δ18O to estimate water δ18O, by applying an appropriate carbonate-water oxygen-isotope fractionation relationship. In practice, carbonate clumped isotope thermometry is based on analyses of 13C18O16O in CO 2 (which has a mass of 47 amu) that is produced by acid digestion of CaCO 3 . Fractionation during acid digestion is ∼0.2 per mil (‰) and is a predictable function of acid-digestion temperature. The abundance of the doubly substituted isotopologue 13C18O16O is reported using the variable ∆ 47 . ∆ 47 is defined as the ‰ enrichment of 13C18O16O above


w breath, in duncing hall ; B1 Pust infesta our home abodo, - Dust, pall, Is ovor all j . 'Ti the housewife's daily dread j t Duat, the rabbini of the doad. ". i. I .' When tiie aky above Is fair, a... ' -And tho sun upon ua atrcams, em ii. FloaU the dual throughout the air; -v , Gleaming in ila fullun beams, . ., Every mote is like a man, l ji u ' Dancing gaily whilo he can. .-. ,Ere the tcinpost gathers atrong, ," 1 lilowaat tunca the warning guat, .U O'ir the plaina it swoops along, . io j Tempest'a thrall a oloud of duat, Every mote is like a man, -sit. V: ! Jtytasfro- oppression's van. .y ', Now theMr. Campbell said : '.si,, Tho President hud been condemned by a majority of thrco hundred thousand frco men. '' Mr. Kcitt, (dem.)of South Carolina, inquir-'. cd' whether Mr. Campbell took the Fremont "and Fillmore vote together to make up that r,. majority. Mr. Campbell replied affirmatively. ,; Mr. Kcitt asked whether ho regarded the ;' supporters of Mr. Fillmore at the North as ... nnu-i.iuurusji.1, uuu m invur ui lieu soiusin. Lj! : Mr. Campbell thought tliero was not a sin-glo memlier of this house belonging to the Fillmore party of tho North who did not, when 53Beforo tho people, oppose the principles of the Nebraska bill, and )tn vnnhirwl in anv tlint incre was not ono man out ol every hundred wh6' supported Mr. Fillmore who


given in my district. That was cast by a man who was not authorized to do so under decision of tho court, and ho voted for my op. poncnt Laughter. . Mr. Campbell sent to the Clerk's desk a pa' per, which was read, signed by the pcrsonjust reterrcd to, named Anderson, claiming tho right of suirrago, because among other things ho was throo-quartors white, tho remainder being made up of African and Indian blood, and further that his father was a brother of cx-Govornor Wilson Shannon. Excessive tonrhtor.J j . , . , . Mr. Gsddlngs frep.1 of Ohio, called Lis col league to order for casting an imputation on a colored constituent by representing a brother of Wilson Shannon to bo his father. Uc newed merrimcnt.1the samo as it was filly years ago. It is bad economy, the report continues, to drive tho nctivo and intelligent from tho service which they adorn. Repoiit of tiie Postmaster Gexeral. The Postmaster General's report shows the number of post offices on Juno S0th, 1850, to have been 25,505, being an increase of 4,004 in four years. On tho 30th of June, thero were in operation nearly 8,000 mail routes, tho length of which is estimated r.t 23i),612 miles costing 0,350.474, divided as follows : 20,323 miles of railroad : 14,951 steamboat, and 50,453 can al lines, and nearly 154,000 miles of inferior grades. I ho mcrcaso during tho last fiscal year was nenrly 20,000 miles of railroad, 332 miles ol steamboat, 1,250 miles of canal lines,


and 8,2 X) miles of inferior grades. In Nebraska and Kansas 2,238 milos were added to the length of routes. Between tho first of July, 1852, and July 1st, 1850, the railroad service was increased 10,177 miles, exhibiting tho fact that within that timo this description of ser vico was moro than doubled. On tho 1st of Dcccmljcr, 185G, the length of railroad routes had increased to 21,310 miles, and the total cost for this service at that dato amounted to 2,403,747. Tho whole cost of the inland service on tho 1st of July, was &5,52G,028. iho Secretary alludes to tho Panama Rail road Company seizing on tho occasion ol tho withdrawal of tho steamers via Nicaragua, to lorce the department to pay what ho consul ers anmake money by the operation. I am well convinced that'in 1800 tho Southern planter will have no sale for his sugar in the State of Illinois. From present indications thero will bo 100 acres raised in Wabash Co. next year, which will savo the county ten thousand dollars. Tho timo to commence working tho cane is when the seedshavo changed from green to a dark red hue, although it will remain good until fairly matured. Should any person wish to mako the experiment, I have some seed to spare one quart will plant an acre. . J. M. GliOM, McCleary's Bluff, Wabash county, 111. Tiie Beoixmin-o of the en-d : 185G 18G0 and the Interim. It is now evident that tho election of Mr. Buchanan is a moral


done likewise A popular majority of the United States, comprised in ono section, tho result will doubtless provo have declared their uncompromising enmity towards a less number occupying another section. Such is the signification of tho Into election ;' such is the liasis of the groat Republican party of 1800. W itliout a reversal of tho past history of our politics, that party will as surely como into power as timo shall flow on. Tho mcro party loaders may tell us tho sun rises in the west nnd sets in the cast ; that water flows up hill : that revolutions go backwards : fan aticism has a conservative tendency, nnd that tliero is national patriotism in an abolitionized community. They may talk, ns the Germans have it,lives. ' 03" Draw upon content for the dcfKicnV:iqsv of fortune.' , TJ7 o Yl rr

VOL III. MOUNT VERNON, OHIO, TUESDAY MORNING, DEC. 23, 1850. NO. 6. ,y ,i. ,V.r DUST. . kd Ir Diut w.woifc, and dust to be, ,.i ' ' Duat upon u, duat about) l.i Duat on overything w.sact - i': i Duat within ua, dust without) ,. Bahh til. preacher Uust to duatl" IU.- 'i Lot them mingle, for thoy must. u J. ' i P't we we pon the road, " .'. , . , Duat w breath, in duncing hall ; B1 Pust infesta our home abodo, - Dust, pall, Is ovor all j . 'Ti the housewife's daily dread j t Duat, the rabbini of the doad. ". i. I


.' When tiie aky above Is fair, a... ' -And tho sun upon ua atrcams, em ii. FloaU the dual throughout the air; -v , Gleaming in ila fullun beams, . ., Every mote is like a man, l ji u ' Dancing gaily whilo he can. .-. ,Ere the tcinpost gathers atrong, ," 1 lilowaat tunca the warning guat, .U O'ir the plaina it swoops along, . io j Tempest'a thrall a oloud of duat, Every mote is like a man, -sit. V: ! Jtytasfro- oppression's van. .y ', Now the swollon clouda grow dark, Comes the long expootod flood, .falling deluge like and stark, . , M.!i..-i. I)uat is boaten down to mud . .. So are timoa when men must grovol, .jj , : ..In the palace as the novol. ei 1 1 J. , jut we are jj motM 0f jllat, " aTi, ' a 'no r?ronnd and in the nir, ' Blown by pleasure, foar and lust, Beaten down to low despair. ,U Uom ot flult to come to dust; . . i ... ,. , lot us minglo for wo must I JjjLliWIS CAMPBELL UNDER FIRE-- JSUAUl QUESTIONS AND ANStYEUS. q.viL Hon. L. D. Campbell led olT in an attack ,ljtm the President's Message, in the House. In 'the course of Lis speech, Mr. Campbell said : '.si,, Tho President hud been condemned by a majority of thrco hundred thousand frco men. '' Mr. Kcitt, (dem.)of South Carolina, inquir-'. cd' whether Mr. Campbell took the Fremont "and Fillmore vote


otlectual as a law passed to exclude it. Losers were privileged to begrum-blers, and ho congratulated tho country that tvontucKy nad placed hersett in a correct post tion by the candidates of the Democracy. Let the gentleman (Marshall) from tho Uommon wealth take this homo with him. There is a difference of opinion among Democrats as to Squatter Sovereignty, and let him mako the most oT it. Richardson's Successor in the House. On tho 9th inst., Mr. Morrison of Illinois was tho last orator of the day. He was elected to fill the vacancy occasioned by tho resignation of Mr. Richardson. Ho is a young man, born a "sucker," and right from i'.gypt Ho excels in lungs. He started oil' by an nouncing that ho would provo thowith self-satisfaction and pride. Ho announced that ho was not a Yankee, nor tho son of a .Yankee This brought responses of ' Good,' ' Good,' ' Thauk God for that.' One Southern rentlcman. a slavcholder.who listened to the extreme South ern doctrines of Mr. Morrison, remarked : I am a Southerner, but he may take the front seat." Another said : "D n him I I would rather trust Giddings with a fugitive slave than him." I (ftT Though the tongue hag no bones In It, it breaks many. " Sl)C Annual Ucports. Abstrac'. of the Report of the Secretary of War Department. Tho authorized strength of tho nrmy is now 17,81)4 men. Tho actual strength of the date of tho returns, July 1st, 1850, was 15.0C2.


to be issued without further requirement. The quantity of land sold for cash during the fiscal year, was over !),2o0.000 acres, and tho receipts therefor 8,821,414. The total amount of land disposed of is over 39,000,000 acres. He suggests a necessity for further power being granted to tho Commissioner of Pensions to susiicnd or discontinue ponsions when the reason for granting them has wholly or partially ceased. Tho number of patents issued within tho year will prolbly reach 2,500. Tho report says thut during the present administration, 52 Indian treaties have been negotiated, 20 of which remain to bo acted upon by the Senate By these treaties Indian title has been extinguished to nearly 175,000 acres of land. 1 he nggrcgato money consideration thcrcloro is 11,184,238. The Indianssix war steamers as inaugurating a new era in tho naval service; and repeats his former recommendation for building steam sloops of war of small draft. Tho sending out of sea men to relieve distant crews is spoken of m an experiment, and will be continued if it shall . I! . T li . BaamIbiW liL'Awiad MMHL. mends tho appointment of assistant pursers with moderate compensation. TIIE CIIINRHB SlUiAU CANE IN WOUTIlt.'tN ILLINOIS. Giikat Success in jts Culti'kb. From th Omyville (111.) Herald. Being requested by many, to publish a statement through tho columns of your paper, of my experience with, and tho value f tho Chinese Sugar Cane, I thorefoi'o send you tho following statement, which yon will please insert : , On tho 25th of


Whilo yon are weeping, ' . Sli. to Heaven bus put. 0rA census-taker called upon the mother of a family in California, or some other prolific country, and asked her how many children she had. The mother replied, that sho really could not toll, but there was this of which she wag certain, " the measles got among tho children once, but thorc wasn't enough of it to go round." CirMastor Gibh is a phenomenon. He is only two years old yet he draws pictures of every pogsiblo kind, lie does it with a stream of molasses' oi) his mother's table-cloth. ftT A young lady being asked by a politi- cian which party she was most in favor of, ro- j plied that she preferred wedding party. fliNflir.SSEE.plan if it had not been discovered. A BEAUTIFUL LICK AT BIGLER. In tho Senate on tho 11th inst., Mr. Hale spoke briefly in defense of tho views of those co-operating with him ; taking occasion to cn-logizo the higher law. In tho course of his remarks he exhibited a large handbill calling a Democratic meeting in Pennsylvania in favor of Biichanan,l!rcckcniidge, and Freo Kansas : and nnnonncWg ex-Governor Wm. Bio-- lcr as ono of the speakers on tho occasion. I he exhibition ot the handbill occasioned gen oral laughter. Mr. liiglersaid he was not present at the meeting, nnu never belore saw tho handbill. Mr. Hnlosaid there was, then, double fraud, for they not only announced themselves in favor of Freo Kansas, but cheated tho people with


out into tho arena, in front of tho Speaker, in a voice of thunder, that made every member feel that ho meant what ho said) answered, " I would smite down the infamous slave-catcher if ho crossed my path in pursuit of his traffic."' OiT An Irishman having accidentally broken a pane of glass in a window, was making the best of his way out of sight, but, unfortunately for Tat, the proprietor stolo a march on him, and, having seized him by the collar, exclaimed : "You broke my window, did ycu not ? " " To bo sure I did," said Pat j "and didn't you see mo running home to pay for it?" (ptT Mr.- Smithcrs has a great idea of h -r filmland's militaryclone (); // x and y hold two different Rc that point to the same memory

Because the T lives on the heap and x and y just hold pointers to it, it can outlive any particular pointer. It will be destroyed only when the last of the pointers is dropped. This is called shared ownership.

Shared borrowing

Since Rc<T> doesn't have unique access to its T , it can’t give out a unique &mut T reference (unless it checks at run time that the reference count is equal to 1, so it is not actually shared). But it can give out a shared reference to T, whose type is written &T . (This is also called an “immutable reference.”)

A shared reference is another “borrowed” type which can’t outlive its referent.


means that these types don’t need atomic operations (which are potentially expensive).

Cell<T> solves the problem of pointer invalidation by forbidding pointers to its contents. Like the atomic types mentioned above, you can only read from it or write to it by value. Changing the data “inside” of the Cell<T> is okay, because there are no shared pointers to that data – only to the Cell<T> itself, whose type and address do not change when you mutate its interior. (Now we see why “interior mutability” is also a useful concept.)

Many Rust types are useless without references, so Cell is often too restrictive. RefCell<T> allows you to borrow either unique or shared references to its contents, but it keeps count of how many borrowers are alive at a time. Likelead to memory-unsafety, read The Problem With Single-threaded Shared Mutability by Manish Goregaokar.

The Swift language has an approach to memory safety that is similar in some ways, though its exact mechanisms are different. You might be interested in its recently-introduced Exclusivity Enforcement feature, and the Ownership Manifesto that originally described its design and rationale.


Treatment of focal segmental glomerulosclerosis (FSGS) is primarily empiric, often inadequate, results in moribity that typically progresses to renal failure and dialysis. FSGS frequently recurres rapidly post transplant. A circulating Permeability Factor (PF) has been suspected as central to the pathogenesis of some forms of FSGS but its identity has been difficult to discern. Corticosteroids are the first line of treatment for FSGS but other immunosuppressive drugs including cyclosporine, cyclophosphamide, plasmapheresis, protein A immunoabsorption, and mycophenolate mofetil have been tried with variable efficacy. The efficacy of these drugs suggests that some cases of FSGS have an autoimmune component. Treatment with rituximab, a chimeric mouse/human monoclonal antibody directed against the human CD20 antigen expressed on B-cells results in rapid reversible elimination of B-cells, a depletion that lasts for 6to 12 months. We have treated a pediatric renal transplant patient, who had developed a rapid recurrence of FSGS, with rituximab for a post transplant lymphoma. Following this treatment, the FSGS-associated proteinuria resolved and the patient remains in remission for both PTLD and FSGS at one year. Our case and several similar cases recently reported in the literature leads to our novel hypothesis that at least some cases of FSGS have a B-cell autoimmune component as part of the disease pathophysiology. We will test this hypothesis within the context of two specific aims: Aim 1. Conduct a pilot trial to determine the preliminary efficacy, safety and tolerability of rituximab in the treatment of steroid resistant FSGS. Aim 2. Compare pharmacokinetic/pharmacodynamic assays selected to distinguish subjects who respond from


sensation est d'une _présence_ infinie.

Nathanaël je t'enseignerai la ferveur.

Nos actes s'attachent à nous comme sa lueur au phosphore. Ils nous consument, il est vrai, mais ils nous font notre splendeur.

Et si notre âme a valu quelque chose, c'est qu'elle a brûlé plus ardemment que quelques autres.

Je vous ai vus, grands champs baignés de la blancheur de l'aube ; lacs bleus, je me suis baigné dans vos flots – et que chaque caresse de l'air riant m'ait fait sourire, voilà ce que je ne me lasserai pas de te redire, Nathanaël. Je t'enseignerai la ferveur.

Si j'avais su des choses plus belles, c'est celles-là que je t'aurais dites – celles-là, certes, et non pas d'autres.

Tu ne m'as pas enseigné la sagesse, Ménalque. Pas la sagesse, mais l'amour.

J'eus pour Ménalque pluset où l'on ne voyait rien que des gens très élégants ; d'autres, petits, où l'on chantait des couplets comiques et où des femmes, pour danser, relevaient très haut leurs jupons.

En Italie, il y en avait qui se répandaient sur les places, les soirs d'été, et où l'on prenait de bonnes glaces au citron. En Algérie, il y en avait un où l'on fumait du kief et où je faillis me faire assassiner ; l'an d'après, il était fermé par la police ; car il n'y venait que des gens suspects.

Cafés encore... Ô ! cafés maures ! – parfois un poète conteur y raconte longuement une histoire ; que de nuits suis-je venu, sans le comprendre, l'écouter !... Mais à tous, certes, je te préfère, lieu de silence


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Work involves some problem solving with assistance and guidance in understanding and applying company policies and procedures. 1 year experience with relevant computer applications or database/tools. Working knowledge ofanalysis of the species relationships within the family Aporocotylidae was performed using the Maximum Likelihood method with TPM2u + F + G4 used as the best model. Aporocotyle simplex falls into a separate branch together with A. michaudi, from which however, it differs substantially by its morphology (distribution of tegumental spines on body and their number in the clusters, number of testes, ratio of esophagus length to body length) and geographical distribution (A. michaudi occurs in the South Atlantic Ocean).

Influence of bird schistosome Trichobilharzia regenti on haemocyte activity of lymnaeid snailsSkála, VladimírGastropod molluscs are naturally exposed to various pathogens such as bacteria, or multicellular parasites that include digenetic trematodes (digeneans) which develop in snails. To combat these pathogens gastropods have evolved a sophisticated internal defence system that is


composed of humoral and cellular arms. Lectins are probably the most important humoral components, whereas haemocytes represent the main effector cells. Immunity is one of the important factors determining compatibility/non-compatibility of gastropods and pathogens (particularly snails and trematodes). The introductory part of this thesis includes a review of literature focused on the components of the gastropod immune system and their reactions against pathogens represented by bacteria and digeneans. Additionally, selected immunomodulations caused by compatible digenean species are reviewed. Experimental work (presented in publications) focused mainly on the influence of the bird schistosome Trichobilharzia regenti on haemocyte activities of two lymnaeid snail species, Radix lagotis and Lymnaea stagnalis that are susceptible or refractory to the parasite, respectively. This schistosome parasite causes neuromotor disorders in specific definitive hosts (waterfowl), butexperimentally investigated with regard to specific life-history traits of both predator and parasite. The study provides evidence of a considerable consumption of trematode cercariae by fish and confirms that cercariae play an important ecological role in the energy flow in aquatic food webs.

Helminths as causative agents of vertebrate cancersSchreiber, Manfred ; Horák, Petr (advisor) ; Kolářová, Iva (referee)Opisthorchis viverrini, Clonorchis sinensis, and Schistosoma haematobium have been classified as the group 1 of carcinogens by the International Agency for Research on Cancer. Infections with opisthorchid flukes may lead to the development of cholangiocarcinoma of the liver, and those with schistosomes to the squamous carcinoma of the bladder. The link between helminth infections and carcinomas has been confirmed, and the exact mechanisms of carcinoma induction are at present intensively studied.


in chemotherapeutic fight against trematodes. This thesis reviews the information concerning the natural inhibitors produced by trematodes and also synthetic inhibitors. Key words: Inhibitor, trematode, peptidase, serpin, cystatin i

Cathepsins L of Diplostomum pseudospathaceum cercariaePerháčová, Terézia ; Mikeš, Libor (advisor) ; Hartmann, David (referee)This study is focused on cercarial cysteine peptidases of the trematode Diplostomum pseudospathaceum. It follows previous research which confirmed the presence of a 24kDa cysteine peptidase in cercariae biochemically and by mass spectrometry. It was postulated, that the function of this peptidase is histolytic, when cercariae penetrate the tissues. During an attempt to purify this peptidase and characterize its peptidolytic activity, it was found out that the cercarial homogenate containsmore different peptidases varying in their pI. Tests of peptidolytic activity and inhibition have shown that these[DIAGNOSTIC AND THERAPEUTIC COLONOSCOPY IN PEDIATRICS]
Gastrointestinal bleeding in childhood is an uncommon problem, althought when it happens it maybe an emergency. Upper bleeding predominates, and when we consider lower bleeding, the principal cause are polyps. Recent evidence points out that polyps are responsible for bleeding in 77% of cases.We decided to study the clinical course, histologic characteristics and treatment in children with lower gastrointestinal bleeding. This investigation was held at Edgardo Rebagliati National Hospital during 1990 to 1996. Inclusion criteria were: younger than 14 years, gastrointestinal bleeding, and colonoscopy exam.100 colonoscopies were done in 74 children. Polyps were the cause for gastrointestinal bleeding in 71.6% of cases. In 14 children more than one colonoscopy was done. More than one polyp in 16 children were found. Ulcerative colitis was


the volcano agreed to pay compensation to the 50,000 displaced people. However, it did not say the drilling activities were the sole cause of the volcano.

Professor Davies added that the team now had confidence to publish an estimate because they also had four year's worth of data on how much material was coming out of Lusi, allowing them to calibrate the computational model developed by co-author and fellow Durham University researcher Simon Mathias.

He explained that the volcano was driven by carbonated water in an aquifer, estimated to be about 2.5-3.5km beneath the surface, that travelled up through the drilled borehole and passed through a layer of muddy material (known as the Upper Kalibeng) before erupting on the surface via a 50-metre central vent.

The inputs for the model ofthe controversy - is it *reasonable*? And this is a measurement issue.
And that's why I've been instructing you, to some degree, in Psychometrics, because
we actually know how to do this, we know how to answer that question.
So, let's take a look at how
intelligence has been assessed and why.
And then, you can make up your own mind.
Anyways, here's some of the examples of other "forms" of intelligence.
And so, then the question is: what does it mean to have a different *form* of Intelligence?
Would Form A and Form B be completely uncorrelated?

Portuguese:
Pessoas inteligentes vão para a Universidade... Agora, isso é realmente uma afirmação controversa?
Bem não deveria ser uma declaração controversa; é algo óbvio!
Universidades na verdade foram feitas para que
pessoas inteligentes possam expandir suas habilidades, é por isso que existem.
Você


and adjacent tissues

Using raw data from 59 pairs of LAD and adjacent tissues, DEGs between the two groups were identified using the R 3.1.0 software package DESeq2 1.4.5 (<http://www.bioconductor.org/packages/release/bioc/html/DESeq2.html>) ([@b15-ol-0-0-10366]). The thresholds were log~2~ fold change (\|log~2~ FC\|) \>1 and false discovery rate (FDR) \<0.05.

### Identification of genes for constructing the prognosis risk model

In combination with the clinical data and the gene expression data (FPKM values) for each patient, the Cox univariate regression analysis in the survival analysis package for R (<https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/survival/index.html>) ([@b16-ol-0-0-10366]) was used to identify the survival time-associated genes from the DEGs. The log-rank test ([@b17-ol-0-0-10366]), sc-test (Rao\'s score test) ([@b18-ol-0-0-10366]) and Wald test ([@b19-ol-0-0-10366]) were utilized to screen genes with P\<0.01. Subsequently, the random forests for survival, regression and classification package in R (<https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/randomForestSRC/index.html>) ([@b20-ol-0-0-10366])it is difficult to synchronize the recording operations of such printers with the image reading operation for example of a solid-state imaging device in the image reading unit, since said recording operations have different timings from unit to unit.
It is therefore proposed to temporarily store the image information of one page or several pages in a memory, and to read said information thus stored in synchronization with the horizontal synchronizing signal for each printer unit.
Such memory will however require a rather large capacity, for example on the order of 32 Mbits in the case of recording an A3-sized original with a resolving power of 16 dots/mm, and will therefore be expensive.
Also, in the case of real-time recording of the image information from the image reading unit, the synchronization


on an aortic valve that can be implanted without highly invasive open-heart surgery

Yes, but when he hawks shiat like this:

http://www.doctoroz.com/videos/miracle-fat-burner-bottle

He is no more than a snake oil salesman out to bamboozle a gullible public.

it's not just that...

this week it's "white bean extract is the miracle weight loss product" the week before it was "Raspberry ketones are the miracle weight loss product" the week before it was "Green Coffee Extract is the miracle weight loss product" and so on. If you ate the recommended daily dose of all the sh*t he says are miracle cures, it would cost you $3,000 a day and you'd be swallowing capsules from dawn to dusk.

Stupid Dr. Oz... Everyone knows that masturbating 37.5 times a day is the REAL miracle weight loss cure.

A Terriblethere doesn't seem to be a "charge-only" mode on the device; at least some versions of KitKat stripped out a couple of the options for the USB mode.
Also I've tried previously to download the following files from Android and to update my Flex SDK with them:

aapt.exe
adb.exe
AdbWinApi.dll
AdbWinUsbApi.dll
dx.jar

Unfortunately I couldn't get that to work earlier.  When I saw it posted about previously, somebody said that the "right versions" of those files would all be within a single, specific folder within an Android SDK folder - <Android root>\android-sdk\platform-tools - but I only had three of them in that folder; so within the Android downloads, I had to hunt around a little and pull them from different spots.
For example, I would pull aapt.exe from <Android root>\android-sdk\build-tools\21.1.2, and I would pull dx.jar


owe their banks more than their homes are worth.

But markets and industries and trade are guided by human beings, who have fairly well known tendencies. In “The Human Foundation of Financial Risk,” Alex J. Pollack of the American Enterprise Institute looks at that depressingly predictable mass hysteria that has propelled one financial bubble after another from the South Sea Bubble of 1720 and beyond. The “great twenty-first century housing and mortage bubble,” he argues, is just the most recent example.

Pollack notes how the mortgage securities market, looking out on a housing expansion that seemed unending, became “enamored” of statistical models of risk crafted by some of the best and brightest on Wall Street. How well did these arcane formulas come to grips with the human factor?, Pollack asks.

Didof the nation’s total land area. But when I went to the Web site of the agency to which that document directed me, the General Services Administration, I wasn’t able to locate the 2004 report, nor any more recent report that provides updated figures.

In this 2004 article, Robert Smith claimed that no one knows how much land the government owns because there is no bureau charged with keeping track.

Granted that the amount is constantly changing as the government acquires and divests (you can peruse available properties here), I’ll go along with Gattuso’s view that we want to avoid further expansion of government land ownership. Consider, too, that the figures cited above include only the national government’s holdings: state, county, and municipal governments no doubt own millions of additional


acres.

The new Italian government was sworn in on May 9, headed for the third time by Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi. The center-right coalition has a vast majority both in the Chamber of Deputies and the Senate, giving it a good chance of serving its full five-year term.

For the first time since 1948, there will be no communists represented in either chamber. For forty years following World War II, the Italian Communist Party was the second largest party in the country and the most influential in Western Europe, as Michael Barone points out in a recent analysis.

The largest party was the Christian Democrats (DC), who led every government and guaranteed a type of “Italian” stability. Most of all, the DC was perceived by the people as the only defenceAmigo de nadie

Amigo de nadie is a 2019 Colombian drama film directed by Luis Alberto Restrepo based on the 2012 book titled Para matar a un amigo by Juan José Gaviria and Simón Ospina. The film premiered on 7 November 2019 in Colombia, and is stars Juan Pablo Urrego as the titular character.

Plot
The plot revolves around Julián (Juan Pablo Urrego), a young man from a wealthy family in the convulsed Medellin, Colombia of the 80s and 90s. Julián grows up admiring his grandfather's power and playing hide and seek with weapons, fun that can be innocent until, when he grows up and having returned from the United States, all those games become a nightmare.

Cast
 Juan Pablo Urrego as Julián
 Catalina García
 Germán Jaramillo
 Patricia Tamayo

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7
Let h = -295 + 315. Suppose 0 = 5*b + 2*u - 47 - 6, -h = -5*u. What is the greatest common factor of 18 and b?
9
Let q = 206 - 190. Suppose 0 = 2*f + f + 5*k - 44, 0 = f - 5*k + 12. Calculate the greatest common factor of f and q.
8
Let r be (-2 + 12/(-14))*(-2800)/160. Suppose 4*j = -l + 30, -5*l + 66 = -5*j + 4*j. Suppose -8*v = -r - l. Calculate the highest common divisor of v and 128.
8
Let l(z) = -14*z. Let w be l(-5). Let t be 26/(-5 + -281) + (4/(-1) - 126360/(-396)). Calculate the highest common divisor of t26. Let t be -5 - -1 - (x - 14/1). What is the highest common factor of i and t?
6
Let r(h) = -3*h**3 - 54*h**2 - 189*h + 39. Let l be r(-14). What is the greatest common divisor of l and 90?
9
Suppose v + 8*x - 9*x - 2 = 0, 2*x = 4*v - 10. Let r be v + 1 + (5 - 3). What is the greatest common factor of r and 2?
2
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7
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frustrating for a credentialed scientist to present their research to general non-academic audience, and then to find themselves facing off during the Q-and-A with a blogger who says "I've done a lot of research on the Internet about this question, and I think your science is a house of cards."

Deep Science

I’m not arguing that an appeal to scientific credentials should resolve debates (it shouldn’t). I’m saying that there are deep and shallow ways to answer questions with science.

To do scientific research is to study the world deeply, to understand the history of and relationships among scientific ideas, to develop questions and (crucially) to design experiments to uncover answers that satisfy not only yourself but a community of skeptical peers. To do science that is believable (or “credible”) onethe level of a scientific analysis or approach. How can any reasonable person disagree?

Perhaps I need a simpler example for you.

You quoted Coyne from that same blog posting as asserting, “Everyone thinks that the term was coined by Dan Dennett.” Then, you asked me, “Why do you suppose everyone thinks that?”

I don’t believe everyone thinks that. Why would you? You seem oblivious to the fact that Coyne’s truth claim about the world is not only unsupported with any scientific evidence, but it is scientifically untrue that “Everyone thinks that the term was coined by Dan Dennett.” For example, I myself, did not think Dennett coined the term “Brights.”

So you have two choices. Either acknowledge that Coyne’s truth claim on his blog does not have the same level of


requested that that Nick substantiate his claim? Yeah, right. People are encouraged to read this polite request here:

You’ll see that Coyne publicly describes Nick as a “nasty piece of work.” This attack sets the stage for gobs of personal, vitriolic attacks that he allows in the comments section of his blog.

[BTW, you can read what Prof. Orzel had to say about all this:http://scienceblogs.com/principles/2011/04/support_the_national_center_fo.php]

So Coyne disagrees with Matzke’s perceptions. He launches an ad hominem attack and creates an environment where Matzke can be brutally attacked. Given that Alan Fox thinks my point is ridiculous, it follows that Alan Fox thinks this is how science is typically done.

But Alan Fox is wrong. As I noted above, there is very little scientific thinking, including self-directed criticism, when it comes to Gnufar ahead of the evidence.

Yes, I know. You think that when people blow their nose, they are doing science. But your attempt to water down science to the level of nose blowing is not the issue here. Do you think Gnu activism is science?

Science can encompass all reality and no more. I allow Dawkins the occasional emotional outburst. We are all prone to them!

But you never answered my questions.

In calling Matzke a liar (several times), was Dawkins taking a scientific approach?

Coyne made a truth claim about the world – Nick Matzke is a “nasty piece of work.” Did Coyne have any scientific evidence to back up this truth claim?

Was it scientifically accurate for Coyne to assert, “Everyone thinks that the term was coined by Dan Dennett?”

Alan Fox -


A scientific approach would not jump to conclusions like this.

Coyne made a truth claim about the world – Nick Matzke is a “nasty piece of work.” Did Coyne have any scientific evidence to back up this truth claim?

No. A scientific approach would not reach such a vague, personal, emotional conclusion.

Was it scientifically accurate for Coyne to assert, “Everyone thinks that the term was coined by Dan Dennett?”

No. A scientific approach would not build on hyperbole.

Do you agree with my answers?

Perhaps we should cut to the chase and get to the core question:

Is Gnu activism science? Yes or no?

Michael D. Weinreich - #62145

June 4th 2011

Mike Gene said,

I ignored your reply simply because Jerry Coyne and myself are not the topics of this thread…

You cited Coyne as evidence for thethat is “not only unsupported with any scientific evidence, but it is scientifically untrue”. Ergo, Coyne’s blog WEIT makes such claims.

Let’s think this one through. Is it plausible that Coyne really meant, literally, that everyone in the world believes Dennett invented the term “bright”? Is plausible that Coyne is asserting that every Tibetan monk, every Congolese person, every ten year old in the world believes it? In particular, is it plausible that Coyne is asserting that Mike Gene believes that Dennett invented the term?

Is that plausible, Mike? Really?

It’s not a personal attack to say that your assertion is ridiculous, as is your previous one.

It is nigh impossible for me to believe that you are acting in good faith here, Mike. Nonetheless for the sake of the forum rules


rules of this forum (did you ever bother to read them?).”

Note that in your last comment you engaged in personal attacks against me. Among them,

* You said that I have an “obsession” with you.

* You said that I have a “biased, confused, idiosyncractic [sic] opinion.”

* You called me a “Mondo” (which I think is an insult, but I can’t be sure).

In doing so, you have violated the rules of this forum, and the moderator should respond appropriately. Please read the forum rules and take care not to violate them again. Thank you.

Back to the Coyne example (originally introduced by you). You said,

You quoted Coyne from that same blog posting as asserting, “Everyone thinks that the term was coined by Dan Dennett.” Then, you asked me, “Why do youhad something to do with your previous contention that Coyne is a crackpot.

However instead of answering my argument, you chose to simply focus on one of Coyne’s opening sentences:

Everyone thinks that the term was coined by Dan Dennett.

You say that, here, Coyne is making a “truth claim about the world”. You then proceed as follows: since you don’t believe that claim, Coyne’s contention is false. Thus Coyne is making a claim that is “not only unsupported with any scientific evidence, but it is scientifically untrue”. Ergo, Coyne’s blog WEIT makes such claims.

Let’s think this one through. Is it plausible that Coyne really meant, literally, that everyone in the world believes Dennett invented the term “bright”? Is plausible that Coyne is asserting that every Tibetan monk, every Congolese person,


however the pattern upon
which my conclusions are based is right here, on this thread. Please,
just look at what Mike is saying.

bren, I appreciate feedback, though I am a little mystified about why you are mystified.

This thread alone contains what you need to know. Look at what Mike initially claims in #61898. Really the most charitable way I can describe it is absurd. See my rebuttal in #61906. Then, instead of actually interacting with what I said, he picks a single sentence and builds another absurd argument on top of the previous absurd one (latter part of #62146).

Don’t take my word for it. If you want to step in, then please examine what Mike is actually proposing here. I find it simply amazing that he is proposing it. Ibehavior to the reader.

Alan Fox - #62197

June 5th 2011

Michael D. Weinreich:

I leave the implications of Mike’s behavior to the reader.

The readership here is pretty discerning, Michael. I think you can safely do that

PCarter - #62404

June 9th 2011

If I may presume to mediate here:

Mike Gene is right: Michael Weinreich shows some obsession. Indeed Weinreich has chosen to call himself Weinreich simply to annoy Mike Gene, who is known as Weinreich on the intelligent design forums.

That said, Mike Gene is clearly quote-mining Coyne. Gene seems unable to concede the point to someone so hostile, however.


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“frisked” the Defendant and found in his jacket pocket a switchblade knife, a pill

bottle and a bag of marijuana.

      After investigating further, the policem an determ ined that there had not in

fact been a burglary. Apparently a teenage occupant of the home had forgotten

her house key and she and a friend had therefore entered the house through a

bedroom window. The Defendant and his companion were apparently at the

house to visit the teenage girls.

      The Defendant was subsequently charged with possession of drugs and

possession of an illegal switchblade knife. He filed a motion to suppress the

evidence which was obtained from his pocket based on his argument that they

were obtained as a result of ansuppression hearing. The trial

judge resolved these conflicts in favor of the State. The evidence does not

preponderate against the findings of the trial court.

      The law is well settled in Tennessee that an investigative detention

requires only a showing of reasonable suspicion rather than probable cause.

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suspicion must be based on specific and articulable facts indicating that a

criminal offense has been or is about to be committed. Terry v. Ohio, 392 U.S.

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Developing and Implementing Applications, concluded

This article, the third of three parts, focuses on the design and creation of applications that use the database. It is excerpted from chapter five of the book Oracle Database 10g DBA Handbook, written by Kevin Loney and Bob Bryla (McGraw-Hill/Osborne, 2005; ISBN: 0072231459).

Security for Abstract Datatypes

The examples in the previous sections assumed that the same user owned the ADDRESS_TY datatype and the CUSTOMER table. What if the owner of the datatype is not the table owner? What if another user wants to create a datatype based on a datatype you have created? In the development environment, you should establish guidelines for the ownership and use of abstract datatypes.

For example, what if the account named DORA owns the ADDRESS_TY datatype, and the user ofcolumn immediately, or you can mark it as “unused,” to be dropped at a later time. If the column is dropped immediately, the action may impact performance. If the column is marked as unused, there will be no impact on performance. The column can actually be dropped at a later time when the database is less heavily used.

To drop a column, use either the set unused clause or the drop clause of the alter table command. You cannot drop a pseudocolumn, a column of a nested table, or a partition key column.

In the following example, column Col2 is dropped from a table named TABLE1:

alter table TABLE1 drop column Col2;

You can mark a column as unused, as shown here:

alter table TABLE1 set unused column Col3;

Marking a column as unused


administrator account actually requires (usually just CREATE SESSION and CREATE USER). You can create a specialized system-level role to provide this limited set of system privileges to the package administrator.

Packages that were first developed on non-Oracle databases may require the use of the same account as another Oracle-ported package. For example, ownership of a database account called SYSADM may be required by multiple applications. The only way to resolve this conflict with full confidence is to create the two packages in separate databases.

Data Requirements

Any processing requirements that the packages have, particularly on the data-entry side, must be clearly defined. These requirements are usually well documented in package documentation.

Version Requirements

Applications you support may have dependencies on specific versions and features of Oracle. If you use packaged applications, you willQ:

jQuery: Wait till multiple GET requests are successully processed

I need to issue multiple $.get requests, process their responses, and record the results of the processing in the same array. The code looks like this:
$.get("http://mysite1", function(response){
  results[x1] = y1;
}
$.get("http://mysite2", function(response){
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// rest of the code, e.g., print results

Is there anyway to ensure that all the success functions have completed, before I proceed to the rest of my code?

A:

There is a very elegant solution: the jQuery Deferred object. $.get returns a jqXHR object that implements the Deferred interface - those objects can be combined like this:
var d1 = $.get(...);
var d2 = $.get(...);

$.when(d1, d2).done(function() {
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Read more at http://api.jquery.com/category/deferred-object/ and http://api.jquery.com/jQuery.when/

A:

$.when lets you combine multiple Deferreds (which is what $.ajax returns).
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It is found naturally in small amounts in most foods eaten such as poultry, fish and eggs, with the average human being ingesting about 5 mg to 10 mg per day. COQ10 production decreases as you get older, particularly after the age of 60. Taking statins also suppressed COQ10 production.

Formula

COQ10 – 100 mg

Bulking Agent (Maltodextrin)

Capsule Shell (HydroxyPropylMethylCellulose)

Anti-Caking Agent (Magnesium Stearate, Silicon Dioxide)

COQ10 helps the cells release energy and repair themselves. It is also a vital medical tool used to fight the likes of Parkinson’s and Alzheimer’s. Research has shown that it can strengthen the heart and better help it to carry out its vital functions. As a result, COQ10 is often a key ingredient prescribed to people with heart disease. This is not a triple-strength product through as


rather involved, was given by Pérez and Soria [@PerSor] who used related results of Pérez [@Per] and Menárguez, Pérez and Soria [@MenPerSor].

The question of finding a subspace of $L^1(\gamma)$ mapped by $\nabla{\mathcal{L}}^{-1/2}$ *into* $L^1(\gamma)$ has been considered more recently. In the pioneering paper [@MM], Mauceri and Meda introduced an atomic Hardy space $H^1(\gamma)$ adapted to the Gauss measure and studied boundedness properties of certain singular integral operators associated with ${\mathcal{L}}$ from this space to $L^1(\gamma)$. Among other results, they proved that the imaginary powers ${\mathcal{L}}^{iu}$ and the adjoint Riesz transform ${\mathcal{L}}^{-1/2}\nabla^*$ are bounded from $H^1(\gamma)$ to $L^1(\gamma)$. A few years later, however, the same authors and Sjögren [@MMS] proved that, though the Riesz transform $\nabla {\mathcal{L}}^{-1/2}$ is bounded from $L^\infty$ to the dual of $H^1(\gamma)$ in any dimension, it is bounded from $H^1(\gamma)$certain locally doubling metric measure spaces of finite measure*. Colloq. Math. 118 (2010), no. 1, 13–41.

Evans, L. C., “Partial differential equations”. Second edition. Graduate Studies in Mathematics, 19. American Mathematical Society, Providence, RI, 2010.

Fabes, E., Gutiérrez, C., Scotto, R., *Weak-type estimates for the Riesz transforms associated with the Gaussian measure.* Rev. Mat. Iberoamericana 10 (1994), no. 2, 229–281.

García-Cuerva, J., Mauceri, G., Meda, S., Sjögren, P., Torrea, J. L. *Maximal operators for the holomorphic Ornstein-Uhlenbeck semigroup*. J. London Math. Soc. (2) 67 (2003), no. 1, 219–234.

García-Cuerva, J., Mauceri, G., Sjögren, P., Torrea, J.-L-. *Higher-order Riesz operators for the Ornstein-Uhlenbeck semigroup*, Potential Anal. 10 (1999), no. 4, 379–407.

García-Cuerva, J., Mauceri, G., Sjögren, P., Torrea, J.-L-. *Spectral multipliers for the Ornstein-Uhlenbeck semigroup.* J. Anal. Math. 78 (1999), 281–305.

Grafakos, L., “Modern Fourier analysis”. Third edition. Graduate Texts


84 (2011), no. 1, 243–268.

Mauceri, G., Meda, S., Vallarino, M., *Atomic decomposition of Hardy type spaces on certain noncompact manifolds*. J. Geom. Anal. 22 (2012), no. 3, 864–891.

Mauceri, G., Meda, S., Vallarino, M., *Sharp endpoint results for imaginary powers and Riesz transforms on certain noncompact manifolds*, Studia Math. 224 (2014), no. 2, 153–168.

Mauceri, G., Meda, S., Vallarino, M., *Harmonic Bergman spaces, the Poisson equation and the dual of Hardy-type spaces on certain noncompact manifolds.* Ann. Sc. Norm. Super. Pisa Cl. Sci. (5) 14 (2015), no. 4, 1157–1188.

Meda, S., Sjögren, P., Vallarino, M., *Atomic decompositions and operators on Hardy spaces.* Rev. Un. Mat. Argentina 50, 15–22 (2009)

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A Constructed Floating Wetland (CFW) is a relatively recent innovation in stormwater treatment and is a hydroponic device that is designed to move up and down with changing water levels as urban runoff enters a stormwater retention pond. This floating capability is designed to improve the pollutant removal efficiency of the CFW. The CFW studies undertaken so far have produced encouraging results under a range of conditions such as system size, inflow pollutant concentrations, climatic conditions, and coverage ratio. However, these results have not yet been drawn together to better understand how the various design features of a CFW influence its performance. This paper reviews the available field investigations with the aim of helping guide and improve the experimental


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