         byte nextUD = 4;

            for (int j = 0; j < edges.length; j++) {
                if (combination[j]) {
                    edges[j] = nextE++;
                } else {
                    edges[j] = nextUD++;
                     for (int j = 0; j < edges.length; j++) {
                edges[j] = j >= 4 ? permutation[j - 4] : (byte) j;
            }

            State state = new State(new byte[8], new byte[8], edges, new byte[12]);
            for (int j = 0; j < moves2.length; j++) {
                State result = state.multiply(moves2[j]);


                      for (int k = 0; k < moves2.length; k++) {
                            int nextUDEdgesPermutation = uDEdgesPermutationMove[i][k];
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                            if (uDEdgesPermutationDistance[nextUDEdgesPermutation][nextEEdgesPermutation] < 0) {
     }
        int eEdgesCombination = IndexMapping.combinationToIndex(isEEdge, 4);

        for (int depth = 0; ; depth++) {
            solution1 = new ArrayList<>(MAX_SOLUTION_LENGTH);
            if (search1(cornersOrientation, edgesOrientation, eEdgesCombination, depth)) {
                ArrayList<String> sequence = new ArrayList<>();
                for (int moveIndex : solution1) {
                    sequence.add(moveNames1[moveIndex]);


clone troopers helmets to Captain Phasma’s chrome armor, learn everything there is to know about Star Wars’ iconic foot soldiers.

While the appearance of the Treadspeeder and Electroprod troopers is not much different from the regular First Order Stormtroopers, it’s interesting to see our first canon look at the electroprod:

Obviously this is not a weapon. According to Wookieepedia in Legends electroprods were used for herding nerfs but also as an instrument of torture. It would be interesting to see how these troopers will use their rods in The Rise of Skywalker. We will find out later this week.The prevalence of metabolic syndrome in people with severe mental illness: a mediation analysis.
People with severe mental illness (SMI) generally have high rates of metabolic syndrome (MetS). Proposed explanations remain conjectural. Relatively little is known about Mets in SMI in Southern Europe, an area with generally healthy dietary traditions. To establish prevalence rates of MetS in an Italian sample, and testing hypotheses about putative reasons for the excess in the SMI group. We compared the prevalence and correlates of MetS in inpatients with SMI and controls randomly chosen from patients undergoing routine maxillofacial surgery. We employed formal tests of mediation. The MetS prevalence rate was 26.1 % in the SMI group and 15.9 % in the comparison group. After controlling for age, people with SMI were three times


"The men ought to be more fatherly at home, possessing finer feelings in reference to their wives and children, neighbors and friends, more kindly and godlike. When I go into a family I do admire to see the head of that family administering to it as a man of God, kind and gentle, filled with the Holy Ghost and with the wisdom and understanding of heaven. Men and women can increase their spiritual knowledge."

Houses of Lorenzo Snow

These pictures show some of the houses that Lorenzo Snow had lived in during his calling as an Apostle and LDS Church President. Lorenzo Snow received a college degree and earned a living as a school teacher. He was ordained an Apostle in Salt Lake in 1849, making him the first Churchthe corresponding number of genes in parentheses). Only clusters with significant (p\<0.05) values for the indicated categories are given. Color codes for p-value: light gray, \< 1.0E-5; dark grey, \< 1.0E-10.

In contrast, for some clusters (e.g., CL3 and 4), the greatest GO terms enrichment reflected processes related to overall cellular robustness (e.g., mitochondrial function or vesicle-mediated transport; Figure [2B](#F2){ref-type="fig"}); not surprisingly, in chemogenomics profiling these clusters also show overabundance of genes responding to other cellular stresses such as heat sensitivity. Among genes originally nominated from cisplatin resistance sets, fewer were annotated for DDR-related processes compared to genes identified based on resistance to UV/radiation, potentially reflecting the greater diversity of cisplatin resistance mechanisms.

Interestingly, some of the clusters contained more of the genes initially defined as lower confidence, originating from


mined large scale datasets to generate a comprehensive set of *S. cerevisiae* genes that functionally influence resistance to cisplatin, UV, and radiation; we then used clustering and analysis of evolutionary conservation to map this set of genes to human orthologs. The ultimate goal of this work was to evaluate whether functional analysis of genes in yeast and other lower eukaryotes could help identify human genes important for the resistance to DNA-damaging drugs commonly used to treat cancer, particularly cisplatin. The generated datasets ([Supplementary Tables 1](#SD2){ref-type="supplementary-material"}--[2](#SD3){ref-type="supplementary-material"}, [7](#SD8){ref-type="supplementary-material"}) represent a novel and useful resource for the field.

By integrating multiple datasets linked to DDR responses, we identified a group of genes that affect these processes and have been highly validated in lower eukaryotes, with a subset of these genes segregating intoandrogen signaling regulates expression of a suite of DDR genes accentuates the importance of considering non-canonical candidates for control of therapy resistance \[[@R67]\]. The model provided by this study suggests an orthogonal approach to understand this type of biological network. However, these data also emphasize the challenges of developing reliable prognostic biomarkers, or identifying unique, targetable DDR genes to improve cisplatin response, when large numbers of genes each make incremental contributions to treatment resistance phenotypes. It is likely that, as more chemogenomics, protein-protein and genetic studies become available (see \[[@R68]\]), a similar integrative approach will identify additional genes beyond the networks described here. Additionally, assessment of epigenetic changes, including DNA methylation \[[@R69]\] and gene silencing \[[@R70]\] for cisplatin resistance in the context of distinct tumor subtypes may yield


some published population-level estimates of sepsis epidemiology in high-income countries (HICs), the methods and results of these studies are highly variable \[[@CR2]--[@CR4]\]. In contrast, the burden in LMICs remains decidedly understudied \[[@CR1], [@CR5]\]. Also, while outcomes of septic patients in HICs have improved in recent decades \[[@CR2], [@CR6]\], there is little evidence to support a similar trend in LMICs. Many barriers exist to reducing the global burden of sepsis, particularly in low-resource settings. Here, we review these hurdles and outline an integrated strategy to overcome them. This review primarily targets public health policymakers and funders as well as critical care and acute health care system leaders working in low-resource settings. While extensive examination of every facet of sepsis prevention, identification, and management is prohibitive, selected elements represent themes inBased on current surgical rates and rates of growth in surgical capacity, 73% of the world's population will still be living in countries below the minimal recommended surgical rate in 2035 \[[@CR29]\]. Pediatric surgical capacity is particularly problematic \[[@CR30]\].

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Critical care capacity is suboptimal worldwide, with inadequate high acuity and intensive care unit (ICU) facilities, providers, and supplies \[[@CR31]\]. ICUs are often so chronically overcrowded that they are unable to accommodate critically ill patients with sepsis or septic shock, resulting in patients requiring vasopressors or mechanical ventilation being managed outside of the ICU---where the degree of monitoring is highly variable, if not absent. In some countries, ICU care is only accessible to the wealthy. Even where high-quality critical care facilities are available, allocation of scarce resources


Ursolic acid liposomes with chitosan modification: Promising antitumor drug delivery and efficacy.
There are tremendous challenges on antitumor and its therapeutic drugs, and preparation of highly efficient nano-vehicles represents one of the novel topics in antitumor pharmaceutical field. Herein, the novel chitosan-coated ursolic acid (UA) liposome (CS-UA-L) was efficiently prepared with highly tumor targeting, drug controlled release and low side-effect. The CS-UA-L was uniformly spherical particles with diameter of ~130nm, and the size was more easily trapped into the tumor tissues. Chitosan modification can make liposomes carrying positive charges, which were inclined to combine with the negative charges on the surface of tumor cells, and then the CS-UA-L could release UA rapidly at pH5.0 comparing with pH7.4. Meanwhile, the CS-UA-L exhibited obvious anti-proliferative effect (76.46%) on HeLa cells andwhich removes the nominal characteristics, in addition to not duplicating the column headers for the provided values, or fail completely.
My currently tried, and failed code included:
Trans<-transform(reshape(Original, direction='wide',
                                varying=list(3,5))[-1], id=Status)

Trans<- dcast(Original, Reference ~ Status,
               value.var = c("DOB","Address"))

Trans<- Original %>% pivot_wide(Reference ~ Status,names_preifx=Status )

Is there a simple way to do this in R? I could do it in Python, but I am trying to stick to the one language and IDE as that is what the organisation has at the moment.

A:

you can use


by EMSA. Cloning the GA gene has resulted in extension of the primary clones through the rapid amplification of cohesive ends (RACE) procedure. Screening a rat hippocampal library with this probe resulted in isolation of a cDNA clone for GA which extends well into the 5' untranslated region. Reverse transcription followed by PCR (RT-PCR) has been used to determine the developmental and tissue-specific expression of the GA gene.the rest of America by confronting its unsustainable spending head-on. But to do this, California agencies need the legal authority to negotiate changes to pensions and benefits going forward. Playing politics is no longer an option.

Without significant pension reform, the world’s 12th largest economy is in for a rude awakening.

Mark Bucher is president of the California Public Policy Center. He wrote this for this newspaper.


§ 981 and 18 U.S.C. § 1955(d).[29][1] In 2013 the US government seized Liberty Reserve, citing 18 U.S.C. § 982(a)(1).[30]
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Interoperability amongst applications - Web services allow various applications to talk to each other and share data and services among themselves. All types of applications can talk to each other. So instead of writing specific code which can only be understood by specific applications, you can now write generic code that can be understood by


(Subset WSDL).[7] The insight on the computation of change impact is helpful in testing, top-down development and reduce regression testing. AWSCM[10] is a tool that can identify subset operations in a WSDL file to construct a subset WSDL.
^ Oya, Makoto (2008-09-02). "Autonomous Web Services Based on Dynamic Model Harmonization". In Oya, Makoto; Uda, Ryuya; Yasunobu, Chizuko (eds.). Towards Sustainable Society on Ubiquitous Networks: The 8th IFIP Conference on E-Business, E-Services, and E-Society (I3E 2008), September 24 – 26, 2008, Tokyo, Japan. IFIP Advances in Information and Communication Technology. 286. Springer Science & Business Media (published 2008). p. 139. ISBN 9780387856902. Retrieved 2015-08-19.

Above all else, we strive to deliver outstanding customer experiences. When you buy a domain name from Namecheap, we guarantee it will be handed over to yourough and callused from pressure, such as the heel and ball. This will exfoliate away layers of dead skin, leaving the skin on the feet soft and smooth.

Trim toenails straight across and do not cut them too short, as it can lead to painful ingrown toenails. Then, smooth the nail edge with a nail file, being sure to keep the na’ls’ edges straight across.

Use an orange stick to gently push back the cuticles, but be careful not to tear or scrape them, which can lead to infection and red, sore cuticles. Overgrown cuticles that extend from the nail margins can be trimmed using an appropriate cuticle trimmer; again, care must be taken not to cut the cuticle too aggressively, which can cause ragged, torn cuticles along with bleeding


As much as I love you Criss, no trolling! Ryan Murphy said Blaine was 'the boyfriend'. Can't scare me... I have to say I LOVE Criss Colfer talking about the kiss, they're both so hilarious! You get Darren being all analytical and Chris calling us all perves and joking about onions!

Chris is SO different from Kurt it suprises me!

Oh and in true Rachel Berry fashion, I have an annoucement to make. It goes without saying that I am fabulously talented and you all know I can make puppies whimper with the beauty of my wonderful pervy comments on here and you all have to push yourselves trying to keep up with the shining beacon that is my amazing talent... but, I have to say... you're all doing aremarkable job keeping this thread alive! Of course, we all know this thread would be nothing without ME but you guys are a fabulous second best and though your talent is nothing in comparison to mine, you're all amazing! There's no need to thank me!

You know what I really want to see? Rachel's gay dads! Not in a pervy way () - though I wonder if they'll get John Barrowman involved- but because I want to see what they're like with Rachel!

This is Chryed. Sums the story up fairly well haha, except fails to mention the most important bit! Syed's a Muslim and he falls in love with Christian and obviously Islam doesn't approve of homosexuality (to say the least) so he proposes to a woman so he


Animal as background music! Chris' dancing is pretty good! Are you on the Kurt/Blaine livejournal comm or just the glee forums? I couldn't concentrate during Hell to the No! I was looking forward to that scene but my brain was like *can't process*. I was on the Glee forum going 'OMG! Did they- Did Blaine? Did I see that? Did YOU see that?? Did I actually see Klaine kiss? And that sweet confession??? *dies* You move me Kurt! *dies* OMFG THEY KISSED! *dies*' When Blaine made the speech and touched Kurt's hand I wasn't expecting it at all so I was just frozen and staring at the screen. When they kissed I did that thing where you cup your mouth but nothing comes out and perched on thehard blow. As Rowan manages to keep his footing he is given another respectful nod. Bradwyn likely knows how challenging it is to take a blow like that and stay on your feet.

It was like a seesaw! Rowan takes the initiative and lands a sound hit to Bradwyn, the impact of the blow mostly muted, but the momentum behind it enough to push him just over the edge and onto his rear again. And that is all that was needed. In anticipation of a counterstrike, Rowan quickly steps back and lifts his shield again, this time offering no retort.

Another trade in blows, and once more Rowan's blade strikes Bradwyn hard enough to topple the giant. Again he seems to take no damage of note, no doubt taken by


the challenge is over. With the match over Bradwyn turns and accepts the offer arm, clasping it in good-sportsmanship and says, "Well fought." before moving to step over the loose rope suspended over several posts to mark the area for personal challenges outside the city walls.absorbed. Upon absorbent contact with a liquid, a superabsorbent will swell to its equilibrium volume, and will have sufficient physical integrity to resist flow and fusion with neighboring superabsorbent particles or structures. When liquid is absorbed by the superabsorbent, a gelatinoid product will be formed.
The prior art has provided a number of superabsorbent materials having excellent properties for use in a variety of applications. For example, as taught in U.S. Pat. No. 3,661,815, issued to Theodore Smith and assigned to Grain Processing Corporation, Muscatine, Iowa, the prior art has provided alkali methylcarboxylate salts of starch-acrylonitrile graft copolymers that are capable of absorbing water in amounts in excess of fifty parts per part thereof. Such polymers may be prepared by the graft copolymerization of an acrylonitrile polymer with starch,


This revised new NIH R01 application evaluates cyclin D1 as a molecular target for germ cell tumor (GCT) growth, maturation, and chemotherapy response. All-trans-retinoic acid (RA) induced a neuronal and non-tumorigenic state in the human GCT cell line, NT2/D1. We uncovered retinoic acid receptor (RARgamma) as regulating RA growth and differentiation in NT2/D1 cells and conferring RA resistance to NT2/D1-R1 cells. GCTs are useful to study tumor differentiation mechanisms. A unique clinical feature of GCTs is teratoma formation, reflecting their capacity to mature. An inverse relationship exists in GCTs between differentiation and tumorigenicity. To explore anti-neoplastic mechanisms in GCTs, NT2/D1 and NT2/D1-R1 cells were studied. NT2/D1 differentiation reproduced key features of teratomas in that RA-treatment caused these cells to mature and reduce tumorigenicity. A hallmark of this responseyou notice increased manipulative behavior. This type of bonding makes a child feels safe and secure. It’s an indication that you’re always willing to listen.

Even if your schedule only allows you to spend 15 to 20 minutes of quality time together at a time, try to fit two or three of these blocks into your day. Obviously, if your child is younger, more time will probably be required. During these times, don’t forget to express your love and appreciation. Doing so might have a tendency to make your child less manipulative.

Set Reasonable Limits

All children need guidance. Setting reasonable limits helps to provide just that. In addition, most children actually welcome rules. These same rules provide structure in their lives. As your child gets older, less structure is typically


\< 0.05) and mEPSP frequency (\*\*\**p* \< 0.001) compared to WT at 25°C. There was no difference in quantal content between the two WT conditions (*p* = 0.38). mEPSP amplitude was decreased in the dominant-negatives compared to driver controls at 25°C (\*\*\**p* \< 0.001) and 29°C (\*\**p* \< 0.01). At 25°C, the dominant-negative showed a marked decrease in mEPSP frequency compared to WT at the same temperature (\*\*\**p* \< 0.001). The dominant-negative at 29°C also showed a significant decrease in mEPSP frequency compared to WT at 29°C (\*\**p* \< 0.01). Dominant-negative animals also showed significant decreases in mEPSP frequency compared to driver controls at their respective temperatures (\*\*\**p* \< 0.001). QC was significantly increased in dominant-negative animals compared to driver controls at 25°C (\*\*\**p* \< 0.001). ***D***, Electrophysiologicalsize across genotypes, and as a result, evoked excitation levels remain stable ([@B19]; [@B13]; [@B21]). For our temperature swap experiments---this time conducting a comparison within a single genotype---this also proved to be the case ([Fig. 5*D*](#F5){ref-type="fig"}). Finally, we checked whether there was a leading component to the recovery, testing whether mEPSP and EPSP values recovered at similar or different rates. We coplotted each parameter's recovery curve relative to the 21°C control values and fitted the nonlinear curves with quadratic functions. Both parameters appear to recover at similar rates, with the EPSP values reaching the 21°C baseline level first ([Fig. 5*E*](#F5){ref-type="fig"}).

![Strong correlations between recovery time and classic homeostatic parameters. Electrophysiological parameter data plotted from the reversibility experiments detailed in [Fig. 4](#F4){ref-type="fig"}. Animals reared for "0 hours" at 21°C are


the 29°C condition; animals in the 21°C condition were reared at that temperature for ∼120 h. Each data point is time-locked to the times of the relevant egg-laying period and the recording. ***A***, mEPSP amplitude plotted as a function of hours raised at 21°C. The data show a strong positive correlation between the two parameters (*R* ^2^ = 0.71; nonlinear fit as a quadratic equation). ***B***, EPSP amplitude plotted as a function of hours raised at 21°C. The data show a positive correlation between the two values (*R* ^2^ = 0.28; nonlinear fit as a quadratic equation). ***C***, QC plotted as a function of hours raised at 21°C. The data show a negative correlation between the two values (*R* ^2^ = 0.34; nonlinear fit as a quadratic equation).no PHP expression ([Fig. 7*I*, *J*](#F7){ref-type="fig"}; [Table 1](#T1){ref-type="table"}). Taken together, the electrophysiological data are consistent with the idea that a dual challenge---glutamate receptor function loss plus extreme high temperature---abolishes PHP.

Dual-challenged NMJs show diminished growth at high temperatures {#s4F}
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We asked whether synaptic growth defects might correlate with PHP deficits when raising glutamate receptor--compromised animals at high temperatures. We took larvae raised in a subset of the high temperature conditions described ([Fig. 7](#F7){ref-type="fig"}) and immunostained NMJs with anti-Synapsin (Syn, presynaptic vesicles) and anti-Discs Large (Dlg, postsynaptic density) antibodies to assess NMJ development by immunofluorescence. We quantified synaptic bouton elaboration. For dominant-negative glutamate receptor expression under *MHC-Gal4* control, there was a sharp decrease in NMJ growth at 30°C compared to the 29°C condition ([Fig. 8*A--C*](#F8){ref-type="fig"}). By contrast, *BG57-Gal4*--driven dominant-negative expression elicited


More often than not, the positioning of the two shafts is assured, for each of them, by two bearings, namely: a first bearing solely for radial positioning and a second bearing for both radial and axial positioning. However, this answer to the problem does not always afford complete satisfaction, especially when the shafts rotate at high speed, as it necessitates, in fact, two axial stops which give rise to losses of power and necessitate consumption of lubricating oil. Moreover, the coupling device itself sometimes gives rise to parasitic axial forces of such a character as cause exceptional wear and tear to the stops.
Another current arrangement consists in providing axial stops on one only of the two shafts, while the coupling device is formed and arranged both to transmitexample, a carnivorous plant from Spain called Pinguicula vallisneriifolia could produce more seeds if its flowers receive more pollinators. But sticky leaves mere inches away from the flowers kill a good number of those pollinators.

The carnivorous plant's challenge is to avoid confusing the insects it needs to eat with the insects it relies on for pollination. Studies suggest that most carnivorous plants handle this challenge very well. There is often very little overlap between the insects visiting flowers and those dying in traps.

Somehow, carnivorous plants can separate pollinators from prey.

The most obvious way to protect pollinators is to keep flowers away from traps. Some carnivorous plants do this by making sure their flowers bloom and die before the traps open. A field survey of 560 Sarracenia alata pitcher


organizations in Washington, D.C.79

As with other citizens, legislators who delve into the process understand the nexus between the perverted process and the poor quality of policy. As stated by Texas state Rep. Rob Eissler, Public Education Committee chairman in 2010, “[T]he two things I worry about in education are fads and feds, and this combines both.”80

Amy Edmonds, education policy analyst, Wyoming Liberty Group and former Wyoming state legislator, elaborates on that sentiment:

We continue to give lip service to the fairytale that states have control over the development and delivery of education in public schools. This is simply not true. The federal government has effectively created a system of “incentives” using the power of the federal purse to hammer states into submission. Wyoming, like most states, does not developThey argue that the standards were a good idea but that the federal government “hi-jacked” them (not true); that the standards were good (not true) but that the implementation is poor; or that government did not reach out to parents and get them on board. Or, some go along with a fallacy that standards re-branded and accepted by the state educational structure have replaced the Common Core with something different (in truth such standards are aligned with the Common Core such that children are taught with Common Core-aligned textbooks and subjected to Common Core- aligned standardized tests).

Making the big idea into a small idea gives short shrift to the parents fighting for their rights and for their children’s future and to the activists who have devoted so much


level are profound. But the deficiencies begin in grades K-8. In the lower grades, Common Core promotes “reform,” or “fuzzy,” math. This delays teaching standard algorithms (the best, most logical, way in which to solve a particular type of problem) and fluency in those skills. It also deemphasizes the standard algorithms and tends to confuse children about the best way for approaching a problem. Ultimately, the learning progression is delayed so that children are not prepared to take a full Algebra I by the start of 8th grade.66

The result of all this will be an increase in the number of children who supposedly have some “conceptual understanding” of math but who can’t actually work math problems.67 This result is a near certainty because it is exactly what happeneddue to No Child Left Behind’s testing requirements and attempts by administrators to prepare children to do well on those tests, sometimes by providing for additional tests.

But it gets worse.

Often, such tests have very little instructional value. As Prof. Christopher Tienken explains, to be useful for instruction, test results must be returned quickly to teachers and parents, who need to see a child’s actual questions and answers.48 Standardized tests fail on these counts. For most Common Core students, the lost instructional time is precious time wasted. This will not close achievement gaps, nor will it prepare children for college.

2. The Public-Private Partnership: How Private Entities Developed the Common Core and Enlisted the Federal Government to Drive It Into the States

Within a few short months in 2010, the vast


of grant awards.19

On June 1, 2009, NGA and CCSSO formally launched their Common Core Standards Initiative to develop and implement the Common Core – the effort referred to by Secretary Duncan several months earlier. Before they had actually developed the standards, NGA and CCSSO made qualitative promises, including that the standards would be the result of “a state-led process”; that the standards would “be internationally benchmarked” and “research- and evidence-based”; and that “no state will see a decrease in the level of student expectations.”20 They planned to “leverage states’ collective influence to ensure that textbooks, digital media, curricula, and assessments are aligned” with the Standards. At the time, CCSSO President-elect Sue Gendron, who was subsequently policy advisor and coordinator for one of the federal assessment consortia, described the38 and “model instructional units.”39 Similarly, SBAC is using the federal funding “to develop curriculum materials” and to create “a model curriculum” and “instructional materials” aligned with the Standards.40 In The Road to a National Curriculum, Robert Eitel and Kent Talbert, the former deputy general counsel and general counsel, respectively, of USED, concluded:

The assessment systems that PARCC and SBAC develop and leverage with federal funds, together with their hands-on assistance in implementing the [Standards] will direct large swaths of state K-12 curricula, programs of instruction and instructional materials, as well as heavily influence the remainder.41

Moreover, USED clearly signaled its intent for continued involvement: (1) It required the consortia “to make student-level data that result from the assessment system available on an ongoing basis for research, including for prospective


as much as borrowing costs). In total, QE increased the banks’ overall profit spreads by 110 basis points, or 1.1 percent, as effective borrowing costs fell by nearly 3 percent while effective lending returns fell by only 1.9 percent.

“Banks in Europe have experienced a large decline in net interest margins in this era of ultra-low interest rates, but that has not been the case in the United States,” the study found. “Long-term investors such as pension funds and life insurance companies, as well as households, have lost net interest income because they hold far more interest-bearing assets than liabilities.”

The study also found that QE was responsible for 20 percent of the profit growth of U.S. non-financial corporations since 2007. And those additional profits were concentrated among large firms,you up, tomorrow and the next day, next day, next day..." "I'll see you around." "Okay." "Really?" "That's it?" " That's what?" " All that flirting and phony "I can't read" stuff, and you're not gonna ask me out or for my phone number?" " I can't read." " Oh, shut up." "That was one of the goofiest things I've ever seen, but I thought:" ""Hey, if this guy is so desperate to meet me he might be worth talking to."" "But then I get stiffed." "No, no, no, this is what happened." "I..." "Mahalo for the ego boost." " You're right." "You're right." "I feel like..." " No worries." "I gotta..." "I can read a little!" "I didn't know I came before E!" "That one I didn't


"You all set for this, Mr. Smarty?" " Oh, shit." " Yeah." "When you're finished playing your kidnap-victim crap on my daughter..." "Okay." "Oh, boy." "There's something I wanna show you." "We figured it out." "She only sings on days she meets you." "You're kidding me." "That song?" "That's Mom and Dad's song." "When her mom was alive, Lucy would have me take that tape..." " ...on every fishing trip I went on." " Oh, yeah?" "Yeah, she knew it would make me miss her mom and want to come home sooner." "I'm seeing a new side to you, sir." "I gotta tell you, it's grossing me out." "Let me ask you something." "What's in it for you?" "What do you get out of this?" "I don't know.""Aquariums make me super horny." "That's not funny." "Don't rub those." "Sorry, Mr. Whitmore, if you're watching." "It's very late, and my friend's unstable." "Come on, stop with the licking!" "You're making me sick." "Lucy, I'm sorry." "Anyways, I know you wish I was making all this stuff up." "I wish I was too." "But the good news is so many people out there care about you:" "Your dad and Doug and a couple of your friends here at the Hukilau who have a message for you." "Lucy, as you know, your mother and I were best friends." "That's why I promised her that I would always help look after you." "Sometimes life isn't very fair but we still have you." "Oh, and if you're wondering about this


reach their potential for greatness, this unparalleled new athletic competition gives men and women across the country the opportunity to step inside the Titan arena and achieve the impossible."

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Through the Wringer

A "titan" of a man at 6-foot-3, 255-pounds, even Sansonetti is willing to admit that the rigorous competition, which featured 64 athletes, ran him through the wringer.

"It was tough competition, they were all great athletes," said Sansonetti. "It was like an NFL combine, they put the body through every test...my hands were really torn up."

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Sansonetti applied to be on the show in February after learning of it via The Rock's Instagram page (@TheRock).

He was selected to participate and ultimately reached the final week of tryouts, whichfor other projects than C++ or Java. Besides it is hard to
decide for a special GUI-toolkit, which would be necessary for the C++
part. So we try to support the programmers with intuitive frontends for
various command-line tools and some important additional components, which
help for more effective programming.

WipeOut is available for various platforms: Linux/i486,
Linux/m68k, Linux/Alpha, Solaris, HP-UX. All these
versions are fully compatible, so that you can use WipeOut for
multi-platform development. Furthermore there are porting activities for
LinuxPPC and Irix.

Currently we provide WipeOut in two versions:

the free standard version: This version is free for non-commercial use, but it
has some restriction: there is no version control and a project can contain only
one module. All other components have the full functionality.

the WipeOutPro version: this version is unlimited and costs
$149 for commercial users and $79


for private users.

Installation

The Installation is not very difficult. To run WipeOut you need the following
packages:

wipeout-<VERSION>.tar.gz : this file contains WipeOut itself

wxxt-share.tar.gz : this is the GUI-library

wipeout-doc-<VERSION>.tar.gz : the WipeOut documentation

wipeout-tut-<VERSION>.tar.gz : the WipeOut tutorial

You can obtain the packages from [4]. Then do the following steps:

Create a new directory, where you want to install WipeOut

Copy the packages to this directory and unpack them with 'tar xvzf <package>'

Start the setup-program of WipeOut by typing './setup'. Follow the
instructions which the program will display. After finishing it will create
two small shell-scripts: You have to include 'wipeout.sh' with the 'source'-
command into your '.bashrc' or '.bash_profile' if you use bash or
'wipeout.csh' into your '.cshrc'-file if you use csh.

After opening a new shell, which uses the modified rc-file, you can
start WipeOut simply by typing 'wipeout'.

Firstwith the Edit->New
Method ...-dialog. Simply input the method declaration as you know it
from C++/Java and set the editor cursor to the right places when WipeOut
asks you to do so. After writing some implementation code your source files
should look as follows:

Because we generated the class with the Class Browser we don't need to update the
class hierarchy explicitly. Beside of this the Class Browser added the files
'String.h' and 'String.cc' automaticly to the module in the Revision Browser.

The Revision Browser - Part II

Before we continue just a few words about version control for those of the
readers, who are not familiar with it. The repository (we set its directory
while creating the new project) is the central database of the version
control. All developers get the actual source code version from there. Each
developer has


to import existing projects (with or without
CVS). All these things are described in the WipeOut documentation and
with a little patience it should be easy to find them out.

Before we now compile our small project we'll take a look at the editor.

The Text-Editor

The editor is a central component of WipeOut. You use it for source code
editing and whenever another component needs to show a file or to know a
source code position it uses the editor. This is one of the basic concepts
of WipeOut: only one central text editor.

This causes a very high integration of the editor into the development
environment. That's why it is not possible to use another editor within
WipeOut. This seems to be a great disadvantage because the most of the
developers have their own favourite editor and it'sand of our early operations. To keep up this offensive and to continue the successful defence of Canada, will require the timely arrival of reinforcements from the Empire and particularly from the United Kingdom and the full use of the man power and resources of the Empire in other theatres of operation, namely, the Atlantic Seaboard of the United States; the Southern Seaboard, i.e., the Gulf of Mexico, Florida and Mexico; the Pacific Coast.

In order to carry out this Offensive, well chosen lines of Offence should be decided upon, these to produce the greatest results, firstly, to increase our Depth; secondly, to increase our resources by the occupation of hostile territory; thirdly, to increase the moral [sic] of our population with a corresponding decrease of moral of the


up to a general Limited Offensive against the United States.

Pacific Command. The field troops of the Pacific Command to advance into and occupy the strategic points including Spokane, Seattle, and Portland, Oregon, bounded by the Columbia River . . . .

Prairie Command . . . should converge towards Fargo in North Dakota . . . and then continue a general advance in the direction of Minneapolis and St. Paul. The occupation of Minneapolis and St. Paul would cut most of the lines leading to Duluth . . . and would have a tendency to protect our railway communications through the Kenora and Rainy River Districts . . . .

Great Lakes Command . . . will, generally speaking, remain on the defensive, but rapid and well organized raids shouldprovides data about trends in marriage and family to many of the nation’s top companies and to The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, said Utahn’s desire for children hasn’t changed much.

Most Utahns said their “ideal” family, Sturgeon said, would contain three to four kids. Mormons are only waiting slightly longer to marry than they used to, he said — the percentage of students at the LDS Church‘s Brigham Young University who are married hasn’t changed significantly since the 1980s.

What has changed, Sturgeon said, is that most couples are waiting longer after getting married to have their first child.

Nationally, Perlich said, fertility rates have declined the most among teens, and among women ages 20-24. Births to women in their early 30s have remained mostly flat, and have


for why Adam Ivanovich grabbed him by the throat and threw him in the chambers of the Verhovna Rada (Ukrainian supreme council).

Best translation I can manage for Martynyuk’s reply is “I won’t just grab you by the throat, but by the other place too, for greater effect.”

Martynyuk: “Now Lyashko. On topic, please.”
Lyashko: “I will speak on topic, don’t you worry, Adam Ivanovich. You better tell the voters what for did you grab me by the throat and throw me here in the Verkhovna Rada presidium.”
Martynyuk: “Shut down his microphone…”
Martynyuk: “I’m repeating again. I will grab not only your throat, but another place too, which you have, he-he, have very productive. Now on topic, please.”

I think he was completely faking it. He’s not completely blocking the carotid arteries enougha proton of wave number vector $\overrightarrow{Q}
$ [@Coulomb], [@Rosenberg]:

$$\psi _{\overrightarrow{Q}}\left( \overrightarrow{r},t\right) =V^{-1/2}e^{i\overrightarrow{Q}\cdot \overrightarrow{r}}\chi (\overrightarrow{Q}\mathbf{,}\overrightarrow{r})\exp \left( -i\widehat{E}t/\hbar \right) f(t).
\label{Volkov}$$

Here $V^{-1/2}e^{i\overrightarrow{Q}\cdot \overrightarrow{r}}\chi (\overrightarrow{Q}\mathbf{,}\overrightarrow{r})$ is the Coulomb function, i.e. the wave function of a free proton in a repulsive Coulomb field of charge number $Z$, $V$ denotes the volume of normalization, $\overrightarrow{r}$ is the relative coordinate of the two particles. $$\chi (\overrightarrow{Q}\mathbf{,}\overrightarrow{r})=e^{-\pi \eta /2}\Gamma
(1+i\eta )_{1}F_{1}(-i\eta ,1;i[Qr-\overrightarrow{Q}\cdot \overrightarrow{r}]),  \label{Hyperg}$$where $$\eta \left( Q\right) =Z\alpha _{f}\frac{mc}{\hbar Q},  \label{eta23}$$is the Sommerfeld parameter, with $\alpha _{f}$ the fine structure constant, and it is supposed that $m$ is much less than the rest mass of the remainder nucleus. $_{1}F_{1}$ is the confluent hypergeometric function and $\Gamma $ is the Gamma function [@Alder].

The function $$f(t)=\exp [i\alpha \sin (\omega _{0}t+\eta _{0})]  \label{ft}$$where $$\alpha =\alpha _{\vartheta }\sin


Q:

Wrong Result With Trigonometric Pendulum Problem

$P(t)$ models the distance of a swinging pendulum (In CM) from the place it has travelled $t$ seconds after it starts to swing. Here, $t$ is entered in radians.
$$P(t) = -5\cos(2\pi t) + 5$$
What is the first time the pendulum reaches 3.5 CM from the place it was released?
Round your final answer to the hundredth of a second.
Ok, so I did this to get the solution:
$$3.5 = -5\cos(2\pi t) +5$$
$$-1.5 = -5\cos(2\pi t)$$
$$0.3 = \cos(2\pi t)$$
$$\cos^{-1}(0.3) = 2\pi t$$
$$\frac{\cos^{-1}(0.3)}{2\pi} = t$$
The fact is this gives me 11.55 seconds to get to 3.5 CM, which does not sound right. Where did I go wrong and how can I fix it?

A:

Obviously you're expecting the input to $\cos$ in radians because you have $2\pi$ in $\cos(2\pisomething old, that you have seen before,” Arbesser said. “I think living in this moment, you tend to feel comfort where you can relate to things that evoke something.”

Fashion designers kept their hands in the design world elsewhere. Ermenegildo Zegna weighed in with high-end objects for the man who really does have everything. There are woven, leather-covered soccer balls, leather-clad turntables and zip leather cases for matching slippers. Houses like Bottega Veneta have made a bigger commitment to the design space. The brand’s biennial collection included seating, with its trademark intrecciato weave falling off into a funky fringe, a bronze chandelier cast with the brand’s weave pattern, and a new version of its Arches table with a black and white marble tabletop from a French cave that had


a graphic impact with crisscross weaving on the winged chair backs and a striped effect on the sloped base of the dining chair and stool/side table.

The Cirql pieces will be featured on the terrace of the new 25hotel that Aisslinger is designing in a 1957 office building in Cologne, Germany. Dedon’s fiber is extremely weather-resistant, good for beaches and mountain resorts.

“For Dedon, it is important not to do throw-away pieces that are harmful to the environment,” Aisslinger said.

—-

HIGH-TECH ANTIDOTES

Architect David Rockwell created what he called “a temporary antidote” to high-tech in conjunction with Surface Magazine. Its form: The diner.

Rockwell constructed that archetypical American classic under the railway near the Milan Station. It features a big oval counter and side booths that travel from sophisticated, black-and-white New York toPeri-ovulatory endocrine regulation of the prostanoid pathways in the bovine uterus at early dioestrus.
We hypothesised that different endocrine profiles associated with pre-ovulatory follicle (POF) size would impact on uterine prostanoid pathways and thereby modulate the histotroph composition. Beef cows (n=15 per group) were hormonally manipulated to have small (SF-SCL group) or large (LF-LCL group) pre-ovulatory follicles (POF) and corpora lutea (CL). Seven days after induction of ovulation, animals were slaughtered and uterine tissues and flushings were collected for quantification of prostanoids. The POF and CL size and the circulating progesterone concentrations at Day 7 were greater (P<0.05) in the LF-LCL cows than in the SF-SCL group, as expected. The abundance of 5 out of 19 genes involved in prostanoid regulation was different between groups. Transcript abundance of prostaglandin


Lady Beat the Demon Out of Her 92-year-old Granny

According to police, Armstrong was at her home in the 10000 block of Golf Crest in the Sappington area when she threw down her grandmother and stomped on her, breaking both her arms and eight ribs on November 12. According to police, Armstrong thought her grandmother was a demon and tried to beat it out of her before tucking her in bed.
The victim was taken to a local hospital, where she died on Sunday. St. Louis County Police said Armstrong later admitted to the beating. Police was arrested and taken to the St. Louis County jail, where she remains with a $75,000 bond. Authorities said they would seek additional charges after determining the victim’s death was a result of theQ:

Infinite loops of Rebirths

I have a question.
A man should attain enlightenment to liberate himself from cycle of rebirths and every other aspects.
What if a MAN don't even care to try out to attain enlightenment. Will he be stuck in a cycle and no place to stop his process of rebirth until he attains enlightenment.
Does he be a prisoner of this birth cycle. Is there no way for him to escape until he attains Enlightenment. What is the end of this birth cycle?
I don't have in-depth knowledge in Buddhism or the question I ask. So please correct me if I am wrong.

A:

Vimalakirti Sutra:

Śāriputra: Goddess, where will you be born when you transmigrate after death?
Goddess: I will be born where all the magical incarnations of the


that he'd be an easy DUI arrest. Unfortunately for Fernandez, the plan hit one big snag: Campbell didn't drive to the steakhouse because he lived just two blocks away.

Campbell offered to put the legal assistant in a cab so she wouldn't have to drive home drunk. The assistant then made up an excuse about needing to move her car from the parking garage, which ultimately led to Campbell driving a few blocks. That's when Fernandez pounced, arresting Campbell for DUI -- though it appears that Campbell either refused to take a breath test or Fernandez didn't give one, because there's no real record of Campbell's true blood alcohol content. Ultimately, the state attorney's office cleared Campbell of any wrongdoing and determined that Fernandez had worked with Filthaut's lawreported patients were not included in prospective control trials. Most patients were heavily pretreated, were chemo-resistant at the time of transplant and received a variety of conditionings and GvHD prophylaxes. The most consistent finding, however, was the high treatment-related mortality.

Despite selection bias, it was widely assumed that better clinical outcomes were associated with patients with chemo-sensitive myeloma at transplant. In most studies, only 10--25% of patients eventually became long-term disease-free survivors and were possibly cured.

Reduced-intensity and non-myeloablative conditioning regimens ([Table 2](#t2-mjhid-2-2-17){ref-type="table"}):
==============================================================================================================

Though higher in multiple myeloma, the transplant-related morbidity and mortality associated with myeloablative conditioning regimens and allografting for the treatment of hematological malignancies have always been a matter of concern. These clinical observations prompted investigators, in the late 90', to explore highly immunosuppressive, though less myelosuppressive and less


cannot be designed without the combination of new drugs that may enhance graft-versus-myeloma effects to allow long-term disease control and prolong survival even in patients with high risk disease. Profound cytoreduction before and enhanced graft-versus-myeloma effects after allografts through the immunomodulatory properties of lenalidomide and bortezomib may be key factors to improve clinical outcomes.

Optimal timing of an allograft and dosage of new drugs remain to be determined and should be explored prospectively only in the context of clinical trials and not routinely recommended.

**Competing interests:** The author have declared that no competing interests exist.

This article is available from: <http://www.mjhid.org/article/view/5944>

![Number of transplants / year performed in Italy since 1989 through the Gruppo Italiano Trapianto di Midollo. The gray area represents transplants from unrelated donors (MUD). The clinical activity may beA new minor dimmeric ester from seeds of Cassia fistula L. (Leguminosae).
Bioactivity-guided fractionation of n-hexane phase from MeOH extract of the seeds of Cassia fistula L. (Leguminosae) yielded two bioactive substances against Cladosporium cladosporioides and C. sphaerospermum. After spectroscopic analysis, these compounds were characterised as the known benzyl 2-hydroxy-3,6-dimethoxybenzoate and its dimer dibenzyl 2,2'-dihydroxy-3,6,3″,6″-tetramethoxy-biphenyl-1,1'-dicarboxylate, which showed a new structural arrangement.


the use of Sma I, Not I, and Apa I was 2,045-2,155 kb. Although OG1X differed in size from the other three enterococci, each individual enterococcal strain generated reproducible results in different experiments. However, for both E. faecalis OG1X and E. faecium GE-1, one of the enzymes used generated a considerably smaller molecular size than that generated by the other two enzymes. The discrepancy was due to visually undiscernible comigrating fragments, and serves to point out a potential source of error if fewer than two enzymes are used to size a genome. The size discrepancies were resolved by digesting individual fragments with a second enzyme. The molecular sizes of these enterococcal strains are larger than that recently reported for Campylobacter, smaller than that of Escherichia coli and PseudomonasRyan. He signed after burying a game winning three point shot to win a state title (which oddly resembled the heat check three with a little over twenty seconds left against Arizona). And unfortunately (or fortunately now), from that point on, Badger fans were lead on a trail of slight disappointment behind the ever-rolling hype machine. It wasn’t as if Dekker was some bust. Far from it. It was that he never put everything together consistently. He wasn’t Frank Kaminsky. Instead, he was his little, faster cutting brother.

But all of that can and will be forgotten as something special is happening right now with Wisconsin, and it has come about in large part to this new Sam Dekker.

Kaminsky is still getting his. But Dekker has been the one


years.

It’s been an interesting and unpredictable tournament, as per usual. But instead of looking back and reflecting on my tattered bracket or cry about my beloved Big East, I’m going to take my doctor’s advice and look ahead to what could and should be.

We are left with sixteen teams that have won two games in this tournament, but those two games are the equivalent of about 25 regular season games in today’s day and age, just ask Villanova and their 33 (meaningless?) wins.

Oops, I’m dwelling on the past again. It’s not so easy to move forward and I have no idea how to play the piccolo.

Anyway, we are left with plenty of potentially good basketball to watch and talk about. Here’s what’s got me thinking…

Kentucky will finally be attributes.setDrawInterior(true);
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DDIR score was significantly enriched for tumours that respond to neoadjuvant chemotherapy in OAC ([figure 2](#F2){ref-type="fig"}).

![Boxplot of DDIR scores grouped by response status. DDIR, DNA damage immune response.](gutjnl-2018-317624f02){#F2}

DDIR assay positivity and tumour mutational load {#s3c}
------------------------------------------------

Recent sequencing studies have stratified OAC into subtypes defined by the pattern of somatic mutations. Secrier *et al* [@R22] identified three subgroups (C\>A/T dominant, DNA damage response \[DDR\] impaired and mutagenic through the application of mutational signatures to WGS data from a cohort of 129 chemotherapy-naïve OAC samples. We sought to assess the overlap between cases defined as DDIR positive by our gene expression assay and DDR impaired by mutational signature analysis. A total of 44 cases had matched gene expression and WGS data available and demonstrated higher clinical nodal staging and different neoadjuvant chemotherapy regimensresponse following neoadjuvant chemotherapy. Conversely, a response rate of 6.8% in DDIR-negative patients may not be low enough to dissuade clinicians from using neoadjuvant cisplatin-based chemotherapy in this patient population. Data from other cancer types indicating an increase in response following taxane treatment in tumours with intact DNA repair mechanisms may provide a rationale for the use of the docetaxel, oxaliplatin, fluorouracil/leucovorin chemotherapy (FLOT) regimen in DDIR-negative patients. For example, ovarian cancer patients with low/intermediate levels of BRCA1 have improved survival following treatment with platinum-based chemotherapy, whereas high levels of BRCA1 expression correlate with improved OS following the use of taxane-contatining chemotherapy.[@R40] Similarly, in breast cancer cell lines, exogenous expression of BRCA1 increased sensitivity to spindle poisons, such as paclitaxel and vinorelbine.[@R41] We would hypothesise that DDIR-positive patients may


examined in the context of recent publications from collaborative sequencing efforts that have characterised the molecular landscape of oesophagogastric adenocarcinoma.[@R19] Multiple platform analysis by The Cancer Genome Atlas has identified four subgroups within oesophagogastric adenocarcinoma with tumours of the distal oesophagus and gastro-oesophageal junction characterised by chromosomal instability, a paucity of oncogenic driver mutations and frequent amplifications of upstream activators of signalling pathways.[@R19] Within the stomach, tumours may also be of the genomically stable or mismatch repair subtype with the final subgroup of Epstein-Barr virus (EBV)-positive tumours occurring in the distal stomach.[@R42] Mutational signature analysis of whole genome sequencing data from 129 chemotherapy-naïve OAC samples has revealed three subgroups demonstrating either deficiencies in DNA damage repair, high mutational burden or a C\>A/T mutational pattern.[@R22] The DDR-impaired subgroup constitutes20% of patients with OAC and, while this is in keeping with a DDIR positive rate of 24%, our analysis has shown no significant overlap between the two subgroups. Reasons for this discrepancy could include the differing methodologies used to define DNA repair defects between the sequencing and gene expression dataset, the lack of a defined cut-point to call DDR impaired status in the WGS data and the limited sample size. Also, the DDIR assay takes a functional approach, capturing the inflammatory response activated by DNA damage, whereas analysis of the sequencing data assesses the pattern of mutations that occur as a result of loss of DNA repair. Furthermore, Janjigian *et al* performed prospective sequencing of 295 patients with metastatic oesophagogastric cancer using a capture-based next-generation sequencing (NGS)


were received from the Northern Ireland Biobank, which is funded by HSC Research and Development Division of the Public Health Agency in Northern Ireland and Cancer Research UK through the Belfast Cancer Research UK Centre and the Northern Ireland Experimental Cancer Medicine Centre; additional support was received from the Friends of the Cancer Centre. The Northern Ireland Molecular Pathology Laboratory has received funding from Cancer Research UK, the Friends of the Cancer Centre and the Sean Crummey Foundation. This project has received funding from the European Union's Horizon 2020 research and innovation programme under the Marie Sklodowska-Curie grant agreement no 721906. The OCCAMS Study Group is a multicentre UK collaboration.

**Contributors:** RCT, RK and RF contributed to the study concept, design and supervision. RCT had access to all ofFoundation Trust, Cambridge, Cambridge, UK); Peter Safranek (Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, Cambridge, Cambridge, UK); Andrew Hindmarsh (Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, Cambridge, UK); Vijayendran Sujendran (Cambridge University Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust, Cambridge, UK); Stephen J Hayes (Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust, Salford, UK; Faculty of Medicaland Human Sciences, University of Manchester, Manchester, UK); Yeng Ang (Salford Royal NHS Foundation Trust, Salford, UK; Wigan and Leigh NHS Foundation Trust, Wigan, Manchester, UK; GI Science Centre, University of Manchester, Manchester, UK); Shaun R Preston (Royal Surrey County Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, Guildford, UK); Sarah Oakes (Royal Surrey County Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, Guildford, UK); Izhar Bagwan (Royal Surrey County Hospital NHS Foundation Trust, Guildford, UK); Vicki Save (Edinburgh Royal Infirmary, Edinburgh, UK); Richard J E Skipworth (Edinburgh


Royal Infirmary, Edinburgh, UK); Ted R Hupp (Edinburgh Royal Infirmary, Edinburgh, UK); Olga Tucker (University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust, Birmingham, UK; Heart of England NHS Foundation Trust, Birmingham, UK); Andrew Beggs (University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust, Birmingham, UK; Institute of Cancer and Genomic Sciences, University of Birmingham, Birmingham, UK); Philippe Taniere (University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust, Birmingham, UK); Sonia Puig (University Hospitals Birmingham NHS Foundation Trust, Birmingham, UK); Jack Owsley (University Hospital Southampton NHS Foundation Trust, Southampton, UK); Hugh Barr (Gloucester Royal Hospital, Gloucester, UK); Neil Shepherd (Gloucester Royal Hospital, Gloucester, UK); Oliver Old (Gloucester Royal Hospital, Gloucester, UK); Jesper Lagergren (Guy's and St Thomas's NHS Foundation Trust, London, UK; Karolinska Institutet, Stockholm, Sweden) James Gossage (Guy's and St Thomas's NHS Foundation Trust, London, UK;Thursday, August 19, 2010

At their annual meeting in Sacramento, CA on Aug. 19, the National Black Police Association endorsed Proposition 19 and the legalization of marijuana.

This is particularly significant because these cops have historically had to struggle to be taken seriously by their peers in the station house. This action by an organization that represents tens of thousands of active duty police officers is an important step toward establishing marijuana legalization as a legitimate position in the law enforcement community.

LEAP's new Executive Director Neill Franklin, a former patrol officer in Baltimore, Maryland, played a key role in speaking to the NBPA membership.

Wednesday, August 18, 2010

The Daily Caller reported August 18,2010 that the White House is sticking with the nomination of Michelle Leonhart, who has been the Acting Administrator


creates a political opening for President Obama to begin to issue orders commuting some sentences that are especially unjust -- if the Pardon Attorneys office is reorganized and expanded.

Ideally the Justice Department will begin more careful oversight of U.S. Attorney offices to assure that they focus on high level cases.be sorry to hear that it
     has caused a very serious misunderstanding between him and me.
     I gather from what he has let drop, that you yourself quite see
     that it is out of the question that your engagement with him
     can continue, and I know that you will regret with me that he
     should not like ourselves submit to what is inevitable. Knowing
     your good sense, I felt sure that you would, as a matter of
     course, view the matter in the same light that I do, and it
     gives me pleasure to know that


   entirely upon me, and it is quite impossible, as he surely must
     see, that he can support a wife, even in India, on a bare
     lieutenant's pay. I rely upon your good sense to convince him
     of this, and you will be doing a great service to us all by
     your assistance in this matter. I need not say, in conclusion,
     how much all this sad affair, and my son's headstrong folly,
     have shaken and disturbed me, and how much I regret that
     circumstances should have occurred to prevent an alliance on
     whichand always ready to answer with a cheerful smile.
Occasionally he brought home some book or paper about Australia, and
Sophy looked through it and read out to him such parts as she thought
would interest him; and then he would leave his spirits untasted for a
while, and listen to the accounts of the struggles of the back-wood
settler, of the clearings in the dark forests, and of the abundant
return nature gave for the labour; and his eye would brighten, and his
finger tighten as if on the handle of an axe, and he longed for the time
to come when he too would be there, away from all debasing associations,
and out of reach of the spirit-bottle. And sometimes he told Sophy that
perhaps, after all, he should not wait as long as he had


a word. Sophy,
too, was now less able to endeavour to cheer or rouse him, for she, too,
had her anxieties--she was expecting very shortly to be confined. One
evening after sitting thus for an unusually long time, he rose, and
saying that his head ached, and that he should go out for an hour or so
for a walk, he got up and went out. He did not walk far, only to the
corner of the street, and stood there for some little time smoking his
pipe and looking out on the busy road. Then he turned round, and came
slowly back to the house, walking in the road so that his tread on the
pavement might not be heard. When he came opposite his own door, he
paused, then went in at the gate and intoall this in a very grave and serious way. I was very much
shocked indeed, and for some time after he had done, we were all silent,
and then Polly said, "Was anything stolen, papa?" She asked the question
so earnestly that I looked up almost in surprise; with Miss Harmer
dying, it seemed such a very indifferent matter whether the robbers had
stolen anything or not, that it appeared to me an extraordinary question
for Polly to ask so anxiously. But papa did not seem to think so, for he
answered as seriously as she had spoken,--

"Only a watch and chain, and a diamond cross from the dressing-table."

"And was any attempt made to break open the plate-closets and places
below?"

"No, my dear," papa said, "none at all."

They were both silent again, and I looked surprised


long journey, and the loss of blood, have pretty well done for
any chance he might have had. Still we could not let him die like a dog,
and he told us he was sure you would come."

The doctor nodded. "How had I better get over there?"

"I looked at the train book, when I went in to get a glass of beer after
putting up my horse, and I see there is a train for London at one
o'clock which gets there about four; and then you could go down by the
Rochester train, and get there between six and seven."

"The very thing!" papa said. "For it is very probable that suspicion
will fall upon this man; and as I am known to be, in a certain sort of
way, likely to go to himis unselectable by "graying out" the button or menu item. Controlling a limited number of buttons on a small number of banks can be done with static case-based decision tables. Such programming quickly becomes cumbersome and tedious as the number of banks increases.
Further, once the software is written and compiled, there is no easy way of changing the relationships within the table without modifying the source code of the program. The problem is enhanced when the nature of the information which is to be chosen varies often as in the case of custom product configuration and the subsequent pricing thereof. Current utilization of buttons on a World-Wide Web (WWW) browser such as Netscape.TM. (A trademark of Netscape Communications Corp.) provide that when a radio button or "link" is


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so, here, Log.d("MyLog","up. tag="+v.getTag()); returns me wrong tags after I scroll my ListView here and there

A:

Use getPositionForView method as @udp said:
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If you find coding multiple debridements for the same patient during the same session confusing, here’s expert help. The key to success lies in specificity of documentation and using the correct rules for these minor skin surgeries.

Basically, you’ll have to know how deep the provider goes during the debridements, as it is the key to unlock the door to debridement coding success. If you have this information, you’ll be able to decide when to use modifier 59 (Distinct procedural services) or the appropriate X modifier, and when to select a single code for the entire procedure.

Check out this expert advice on best practices when reporting modifiers with multiple debridements.

Put 59 to Work for Different Treatment Types

Most physician practices will perform two types of debridement in-office. Report 11042 (Debridement,


knowledge about the context, paired with the vocabulary of the input document, to compute a relevance measure for a potential result document. The system has been validated by oncological nurses and medical doctors. In the reported experiments, the achieved search results from PaSent have been comparable to the results achieved by the health personnel.---
author:
- 'G. Sonne[^1]'
- 'L. Y. Gorelik'
- 'R. I. Shekhter'
- 'M. Jonson'
bibliography:
- '/chalmers/users/sonneg/Desktop/Artiklar/referencespeapod.bib'
title: 'High-temperature excess current and quantum suppression of electronic backscattering.'
---

Geometrical confinement is known to alter the interactions in a wide range of interesting systems. Restricting molecules to the hollow interior of a single-wall carbon nanotube (SWNT), e.g. has proven to be an enabling technology for novel chemistry where reactions not allowed in free space can be studied [@Iijima]. Electron transport through such encapsulated molecular systems has also been studied to some extent, both experimentally [@Hornbaker; @Utko] and theoretically [@Kane; @Kondo; @Kim], mainly for the the case of the “carbon peapod”, a chain of fullerenes inside a SWNT. Even so, little is known about the effect of encapsulated neutral molecules on electron transport along the tube, which is the question addressed


I$, compared to the “static” current $I_{st}=G_0(1-R)V$ that would flow if the scatterer was immobile. This is because with a mobile scatterer some of the inelastic reflection channels are blocked due to Pauli principle restrictions and this reduces the back-flow current. It is particularly interesting to note that in the limit of very high voltages, $V\gg V_0$, the excess current is temperature and voltage independent, $$\label{limitcurrent:eq} \lim_{V\gg V_0}\delta I=\lim_{V\gg
V_0}I-I_{st}=\frac{4G_0 R}{e}\left(\frac{\hbar^2 k_F^2}{2M}\right)\,.$$ This is a remarkable result, not only in that it predicts the high voltage excess current — a truly quantum-mechanical phenomenon — to be independent of temperature, but also in that it should be feasible to probe experimentally.

Also interesting to note is that the amount of excess current scales as $\hbar^2k_F^2/(2M)$; hence it is inversely proportional toside effects from treatment. It is too early to tell how CTL019 will compare – the hope is for fewer side effects and shorts stays at the hospital compared to traditional treatment options.

Clinical Trials

Emily Whitehead, age 12, is walking proof of the effectiveness of CTL019. Diagnosed at age 6 with leukemia, Emily was the first patient to try this treatment and it nearly killed her. After coming through the treatment, Emily was cancer free and continues to be. Conor, another patient who received the treatment battled leukemia for 12 years. After treatment, Conor was able to get back to playing hockey. His dad, an advocate for CTL019, noted the grueling effects that standard treatment had on his son leaving him infertile from the chemotherapy. The pain of the


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Silver, ruthenium, cobalt, iron, zinc, cadmium and mercury are determined in platinum by neutron-activation analysis. The scheme developed requires the removal of the platinum matrix by reduction and the sequential separation of the elements by ion-exchange chromatography. The method is suitable for the simultaneous determination (at the ppm level) of these elements in milligram quantities of platinum.


about deaths of children, massacres, and violence, and even though we know that there are millions of those who can`t have access to education, suffer from absence of basic human rights, have very limited access to drinkable water, we pay very little attentionand treat this as something normal. Why? Why so many of those whose countries have gone through wars and violence to finally achieve democracy don`t rush to help people who are stuck in dictatorships?I believe that we could make much greater and more significant change if we cared about promotion of “human interest” more than most of our states do for the promotion of “national interest”.

We need to keep in mind that change doesnot happen on itself. Very important preconditions, such as presence of democratic institutionsa remodeling company in Oak Park, Illinois. “If they ask about our markup, we explain that we charge at retail price or just below, and that markup covers the cost of product ordering, delivery and warranty.”

Perhaps the most effective means of communicating markup to clients focuses on a company’s net profit. This business concept transcends construction and relates to just about every other industry in which entrepreneurs must make money to stay competitive and remain operational.

“When homeowners ask you which markup you use, they have no idea how it’s used or how it’s calculated anyway, so what is the value or the purpose of telling them what your markup is?” says McCadden, who recommends disclosing net profit to persistent clients as a percentage — say 10 percent —


of them reached the proximity of 3 feet from it.

I love KEXP, but how is that a charity? its just a public radio station, its one of the best stations on the planet so maybe I should shut up, but I don't consider it a charity. (you contribute money and you get a service, great music, its basically HBO for radio)members would no longer take orders from him. The employer consequently discharged him several weeks later. The Court concluded that Perko's common law action was preempted because it was founded on conduct that was arguably within the ambit of section 7 or 8 of the NLRA.
In Local 926, Int'l Union of Operating Eng'rs v. Jones, 460 U.S. 669, 75 L.Ed.2d 368, 103 S.Ct. 1453 (1983), a supervisor who had been discharged by his employer at the request of a union filed section 8 charges with the NLRB against the union. The NLRB dismissed the charge for lack of evidence. The employee then sued the union in state court, alleging that the union had tortiously interfered with his employment contract with the company. The Court, *682 citing Perko, agreed


section 8(b)(1)(A) and (B) of the NLRA. The Board refused to issue a complaint, concluding there was insufficient evidence to support the charges. Jones filed a state action, which was dismissed as preempted.
On appeal the Supreme Court held that the action was preempted even though supervisors generally are expressly excluded from the definition of "employee" under the act. 29 U.S.C. § 152(3). In finding that the action was preempted the Court went to great length to discern some arguable injury from the union's activities to employees, to Jones in a supervisory role covered by the act, and to the employer. Jones, 460 U.S. at 678-80.
Local 207, Int'l Ass'n of Bridge, Structural & Ornamental Iron Workers v. Perko, 373 U.S. 701, 10 L.Ed.2d 646, 83 S.Ct. 1429 (1963), involvedthe time of the allegedly tortious conduct. As the party claiming preemption, Felsamli has the burden of showing at least an arguable case before the jurisdiction of a state court will be precluded. International Longshoremen's Ass'n v. Davis, 476 U.S. 380, 90 L.Ed.2d 389, 396, 106 S.Ct. 1904 (1986). Nevertheless, in consideration of the policy favoring preemption we find that Felsamli is an employer under the act.
[3] The definition of "employer" is very broad. An employer is anyone who owns, or who engages in operating for him or herself, a business having employees. NLRB v. New Madrid Mfg. Co., 215 F.2d 908, 913 (8th Cir.1954). An employer, to be subject to the jurisdiction of the NLRB, need not have a direct relationship to the employees involved in the


in addition to Jensen, furthers a just result and promotes judicial economy. It would be both unjust and inefficient to allow this single action to be split on the basis of the status of the parties, with the claim against Jensen left to the exclusive jurisdiction of the Board and the claim against Felsamli to be tried in state court, when the claims and the alleged conduct are identical. Allowing such a division could ultimately produce an unwanted separate and distinct body of state labor law. We wish to avoid this result.
The complaint in the present case alleges that Felsamli acted in concert with Jensen to tortiously interfere with the appellants' contract and employment expectancies. Although Felsamli has not provided this court with a record on its statusA registry for exposure and population health in the Altai region affected by fallout from the Semipalatinsk nuclear test site.
A registry of the rural population in the Altai region exposed to fallout from nuclear tests at the Semipalatinsk test site (STS) was established more than four decades after the first Soviet nuclear explosion on August 29, 1949. Information about individuals living in an exposed and a control area was collected using all available local sources, such as kolkhoz documentation, school registries, medical treatment records and interviews with residents. As a result, a database comprising an exposed group of 39 179 individuals from 53 Altai region villages, 6769 external and 3303 internal controls was compiled. For several settlements, effective dose estimates reached the level of 1.5 Sv, while the


each of said shallow isolation trench regions having a depth that is substantially above said one-sided buried-strap outdiffusion region thereby not cutting into said one-sided buried-strap outdiffusion region, yet being deep enough to isolate adjacent bitline diffusion regions that abut each vertical DRAM cell.
The inventive memory cell array also includes wordlines that are formed above each vertical DRAM cell, borderless bitline contacts that are in contact with said bitline diffusion regions and bitlines that are formed above and perpendicular to the wordlines. In one embodiment of the present invention, the bitlines have approximately a 3 F pitch associated therewith and the cell is approximately a 6 F2 memory cell.
The present invention also provides a process of fabricating the above-mentioned memory cell array. Specifically, the inventive process includes thefor everybody's wasted time.
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there's no Richard Perle or Robert Kagan on the board of the ISSA- so I guess that for you, it's value as an 'authoritative' source and an 'independent' body is seriously jeopardised!

UPDATE:GOD HAS SPOKEN!!!OLIVER KAMM DECREES THAT THE ISSA IS AN 'OBSCURE CONSPIRACIST GROUP' AND NOT ONE WHICH MEETS WITH HIS APPROVAL. HE HAS THREATENED TO WRITE TO THE BOOKS EDITOR OF THE DAILY TELEGRAPH TO INFORM HIM OF MY USING SUCH A SOURCE, UNLESS I DO SO. SIEG HEIL!!! HEIL KAMM!!SERIOUSLY, DOES ANYONE KNOW A BIGGER CRANK IN BRITAIN?

December 8, 2003Alija Izetbegovic: A Retrospective Look at His Impact on Balkan StabilityAnalysis. By Vojin Joksimovich.

Alija Izetbegovic, President of Bosnia and Herzegovina (B&H) 1990-96, rotating president 1996-2000 and the 1994 winner of King Faisal Award and 2001 the FigureDraza Mihailovic’s chetniks who were fighting Hitler’s troops. He was freed due to deeds of his grandfather [ibid]. His father, an accountant, moved the family to Sarajevo in the 1930s.The German assault on Yugoslavia in 1941 created the Independent State of Croatia with B&H being part of it. At the age of 16, Izetbegovic avoided identifying himself with either the Croat Ustaše Administration or the two Serbian dominated movements of Royalist Gen. Mihailovic or Tito’s communist one. Instead, he founded the “Al Hidayya” or “The Muslim Youth Society”, a subset of the militant Muslim organization “Young Muslims”. “The society was influenced by the ideas of the Bosnian students educated at Cairo’s Al-Azhar’s University. The Society concluded that Islam is an ideology, according to which life should be lived.


with its points of strength and weakness. Izetbegovic believed that “there are only three integral outlooks on the world and there can be no more than three: religious, materialistic and Islamic”, claiming that “Islam is more than a religion [Izetbegovic, 1988, p.7]. It boils down to that the Muslims’ holy task is first to implement the Islamic attitude to the world at home, and subsequently, by accomplishing this goal, bring happiness to the to the entire world as well. “No East, no West, Islam is the Best.” It is Izetbegovic’s Khomeini-type message.In 1983, the Yugoslav communist regime arrested Izetbegovic, with 12 others, on charges of conspiring with Iran to create a pure Muslim state. The prosecutor claimed that the Islamic Declaration indicated a desire to create an ethnicallyfor a Serb-Muslim power sharing arrangement. It was immediately rejected by Izetbegovic. To this day, Zulfikarpasic remains convinced that a unique chance to secure peace had been lost, and he places the responsibility firmly on Izetbegovic [Trifkovic, 10/23].Secession and WarA key development took place October 14-15, 1991. Izetbegovic’s deputies joined forces with the Croat deputies to push through the Assembly a “memorandum” proclaiming sovereignty of B&H, paving the way for its secession from Yugoslavia. The Serbian deputies, insisting on observance of the Constitution and international of laws, walked out. The Yugoslav Constitution did not allow republics to simply secede. The Constitution of B&H explicitly stated than two ethnic groups could not outvote the third one. Any of the three ethnic groups had veto power. Out of international laws,


17,000 civilians, in Luxembourg, the Ministerial Council of the EC adopted a Declaration on Yugoslavia in which the EC and its members decided to recognize the Republic of B&H within its present borders. Armed clashes broke out in Sarajevo and other parts of Bosnia. Fourteen people were killed and more than 100 wounded. The Yugoslav Federal army intervened on the side of the population loyal to the Federation, ie: the Bosnian Serbs. Would Lincoln have done it differently?On April 7, 1992, US Pres. George H. W. Bush signed a decree on recognition of independence of Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia and Slovenia within the present (“administrative”) boundaries of these former Yugoslav republics. The EC/US recognition was characterized as “foolhardy in extreme” by Lord David Owen, co-author of the Vance-Owenas opposed to “mollifying the Muslim world”, which resulted in advising Izetbegovic to pull out from the Cutileiro mediation, the war in Bosnia would have been most likely terminated and on the order of 100,000 lives saved (not fictitious 250,000 commonly quoted in the Western and the US media in particular).This is not to suggest that Izetbegovic, Tudjman and Milosevic should not share the blame. Izetbegovic was blinded by his Bosnian Muslim nationalism to create the Islamic Bosnian Republic and opted for the war. Tudjman was blinded by his nationalism, while Milosevic was blinded by his lust for power, political survival and his ideology. His philosophy was best illustrated with his slogan “Peace has no price.” Lord Owen, who had met with Milosevic on numerous occasions, in his


70 percent of the territory with the Croats and Muslims splitting 30 percent. Izetbegovic was pleading for a Western intervention. Neither the US nor the EC were interested in going to war for the state they haphazardly recognized. Many writers, including knowledgable David Binder of The New York Times, wrote that than Izetbegovic turned to the Islamic states, ie: Iran, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Libya for assistance [NYT, 10/19/03]. However, Izetbegovic and his followers cultivated close relations with Iran since early 80s. Hasan Cengic; an Islamist theologian, veteran of the 13th Waffen SS division, later general in Izetbegovic’s Army and deputy Defense Minister, has been linked with Iranian-sponsored terrorism since 1983 [Copley, 2003]. Pre-war ties with Turkey existed as well.The Iranians were the first ones to arrive, followedritual butchery was recorded was sent as a gift to Izetbegovic.Video-tapes of this massacre were sold for fund-raising purposes. Milan Ivancevic, a Serb member of the Commission for the Search of Missing, was quoted as saying: “General Mahmuljin (military commander) told me that the mujahedin who killed soldiers in Gosovici (village) presented Izetbegovic with 28 heads, while they sent the remaining 28 to Iran” [Sl Bosna, 2001].Izetbegovic’s pleas for the American intervention materialized on August, 30, 1995, when US-led NATO combat aircraft bombed the Bosnian Serb positions turning the tide of the war and contributing to Serbian defeats in Western Bosnia. Prior to that, the US brokered a truce with the Croats, leading to formation of so called Muslim-Croat federation in March 1994. Croatia had been allowed to


Western Europe” [Trifkovic, 10/03]. According to Yossef Bodansky, starting in mid-August 2003, the radical Islamist leaders elevated the role of the terrorist infrastructure in the Balkans as a key facilitator of a proposed conflict into the heart of Europe, Israel and the US Bin Laden’s senior commanders decided to expand the recruitment and activation of Slav cadres because they look European and non-Arabs. The main recruitment pool consists of Bosnian Muslims [Bodansky, 2003].Escaping JudgmentIzetbegovic died in Sarajevo on October 19, 2003. The last, the day before his death, his high level visitor was the Turkish Prime Minister, Recep Tayyip Erdogan. Erdogan, leader of the Turkish Islamist party, said: “Alija Izetbegovic enjoys great respect and has a special place in the hearts of Turkish people.” At his funeral therea more in-depth look at the systems structural, electronic as well as optical properties. The systems are based on $1\times 2$ supercells of graphane and fluorographene in which every second row of H/F atoms along the zigzag direction has been substituted by Br/Cl and we considered both symmetric as well as asymmetric substitutions and functionalization on only one of the two faces of the graphane/fluorographene layer.

Computational Details
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Structure optimizations on all systems were performed using the CRYSTAL14 program[@dovesi2014crystal14; @crystal14man] together with the M06-2X[@zhao2008m06] functional using the basis set proposed by Peintinger et al.[@peintinger2013consistent]. In the case of Br and Cl, HSE03[@krukau2006influence; @heyd2006erratum; @heyd2004efficient; @heyd2003hybrid] band gap calculations on the relaxed structures were done employing the Stuttgart triple-$\zeta$ basis set as modified for use in periodic calculations by Steenbergen et


by the energy difference between the DFT and $G_0W_0$ gap. To avoid confusion, BSE calculations based on DFT orbitals where the unoccupied states have been shifted to reproduce the $G_0W_0$ gap will be labeled $^{G_0W_0}$ e.g. BSE@GLLB-SC$^{G_0W_0}$. We tested the validity of this approach for two smaller ($1\times 1$) test systems and found results of full BSE@$G_0W_0$ calculations to agree to within 0.05 eV with those obtained by applying the scissor approximation.

Lastly, as will be seen later, the PBE[@perdew1996generalized] functional severely underestimates band gaps for the systems considered herein and, as we suspect, for systems containing strongly localized electrons in general. It therefore provides a poor starting-point for $G_0W_0$ calculations which assume the DFT one-particle wavefunctions to be close to the true quasiparticle wavefunctions. A possible solution consists$1 \times 1$ systems show that the inclusion of electron-electron interactions within $G_0W_0$ does not significantly alter the results obtained using GLLB-SC.

The effective masses now allow us to draw some interesting conclusions regarding the behavior of electrons/holes created upon photoexcitation: electrons are largely unconstrained along both $\Gamma\rightarrow M$ as well as $\Gamma\rightarrow M'$ and so their density will rapidly delocalized over the 2D layer. Holes on the other hand, while having low effective masses along the $\Gamma\rightarrow M'$ direction, are heavily constrained along $\Gamma\rightarrow M$ with effective masses being around two orders of magnitude higher than those along $\Gamma\rightarrow M'$. This strong anisotropy in effective masses will result in rapid delocalization of the hole-density along $\Gamma\rightarrow M'$ (i.e. the direction *parallel* to the rows of Br atoms) combined with


the position of the first optical adsorption peaks with spectra at the $G_0W_0$ level being strongly blue-shifted compared to their BSE counterparts.

![The left-hand figure shows the imaginary part of the frequency dependent dielectric function (Im $\varepsilon(\omega)$) as calculated at the BSE@GLLB-SC$^{G_0W_0}$ level for BrFF, BrFBr and BrFCl. For the case of BrFF spectra obtained for two orthogonal directions of the incident photons are shown. The inset in the left-hand figure shows the atomic structure of BrFF together with the definition of the two directions of incident photons used in the plot. The right-hand figure on the other hand shows the calculated optical spectrum of BrFF at four different levels of theory. In all cases spectra are obtained applying a Lorentzian broadening of 0.1 eV.[]{data-label="bse_peaks"}](bse_peaks.pdf){width="48.00000%"}

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  : Direct $G_0W_0$ band gaps and positions of the lowest-lying adsorption peaks for all fluorographene-based systems shown in figure \[m062x\_structures\].[]{data-label="gw_gaps_peaks"}

Another interesting observation that can be made from table \[gw\_gaps\_peaks\] is the fact that substituting one of the bromine atoms in the unit cell by chlorine and finally fluorine i.e. moving from BrFBr to BrFCl and BrFF, significantly affects the position of the first excitation peak. While $\rm{Br}\rightarrow\rm{F}$ substitution leaves the exciton binding energy (i.e. the difference between the fundamental and the optical gap) nearly unaltered at $\approx 1.8$ eV interchanging Br with Cl lowers it by $\approx 0.2$ eV. This change is made all the more interesting by the fact that the change in the $G_0W_0$ gap is


it launched the country down a path that within a decade would see it fielding operational supersonic jet fighters and interceptors, with supersonic jet bombers in flight test or under development, and bold plans in the offing for commercial supersonic transports and even faster military aircraft and research vehicles.

The path to supersonic flight involved an international effort, with significant contributions by a number of European and American engineers and designers. Under different circumstances, it might have been Britain, Germany or even the Soviet Union that became the first to break the sound barrier, not the United States. That America succeeded first reflected the tremendous energy and power of its aeronautical establishment, which during World War II produced nearly 300,000 airplanes for the U.S. and its allies. It wasof aerodynamic “compressibility,” the first inkling of the problems high-speed aircraft would encounter in the late 1930s. Other researchers at the Bureau of Standards built upon this earlier Army work. Hugh Dryden and Lyman Briggs undertook pressure distribution studies of airfoils at the speed of sound, taking the first photographs of shockwave formation on an airfoil as the flow over it exceeded Mach 1. By the early 1930s, George Lewis, director of aeronautical research for NACA (the predecessor of today’s NASA), worried that planes might never operationally exceed 500 mph.

John Stack, head of Compressibility Research Division, was a hard-charging man whose attitude toward unproven technology was usually, "Let's try the damn thing and see if we can make it work." He shared the 1947 Collier Trophy with Chuck


research, may have been misled by lagging instrumentation readings into thinking the X-2 was flying slower than it actually was.

The solution to inertial coupling was increasing the size of vertical surfaces and adding stability augmentation to flight control systems. Production F-100s had larger vertical tails and slightly larger wings, changes also seen on aircraft such as the F-105, F8U-1 (which featured ventral strakes as well) and North American A3J-1 Vigilante. Single tails gave way in the 1960s and 1970s to twin tails, beginning with the MiG-25 Foxbat and F-14A Tomcat. (North American’s first concept for the A3J-1 envisioned twin fins, which would have anticipated the Foxbat’s configuration by a decade).

Fluid dynamicist Richard T. Whitcomb's "Area Rule" reshaped not only aerodynamic thinking but the performance of both the Grummanthose aircraft enjoyed the emerging benefits of the rapidly unfolding avionics revolution, with force-multiplying technologies such as advanced electronic fire control and air-to-air missiles. If much of this seems rudimentary by present-day standards, it was still impressive by the standards of the late 1950s.

As 1958 dawned, American aerospace was firmly fixed within the supersonic era. Both promise and disappointment lurked in the future: the promise of greater flight efficiencies and capabilities made possible by the advent of very high thrust-to-weight after burning turbofans and electronic flight control (typified by the F-15 and F-16), and the disappointment of overexpectations evident in the drive to build a commercial American supersonic transport. Altogether it had been a spectacular ride, however, effectively doubling flight speed every 10 years from 1938 to 1958,


favorable at any time. The IRS does, indeed, modify the program from time-to-time with the last major revision occurring in June of 2014. On the whole, these changes made the terms of OVDP more severe for many taxpayers. These changes included:

If it becomes public knowledge that the filer’s financial institution is under investigation by the IRS or US Department of Justice prior to OVDP pre-clearance then the offshore penalty jumps from 27.5% to 50%. There are already a dozen financial institutions on this list, and more could be added at any time.

OVDP filers must pay applicable penalties much earlier than previously.

Individuals who failed to file certain offshore information reporting returns used to be able to avoid penalties entirely if all of their income had been reported. Now thesethis situation is in an incredibly difficult situation because the loss of the option of an OVDP program has removed one of the noncompliant taxpayer’s sources of leverage: coming forward voluntarily. The IRS agent may consider steps you took to find a home for your funds when a foreign bank insisted you close your account to be measures to conceal the FBAR violation. You could then find yourself facing civil tax fraud charges or criminal tax evasion charges in additional to your FBAR compliance issues.

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Table  [4](#T4){ref-type="table"} illustrates the results examining predictive characteristics of treatment retention and outcome. At pre-intervention, the level of endorsement of weight management as a motivator for exercise was the only statistically significant difference between NMD completers and non-completers. Completers endorsed weight management for exercise significantly more than non-completers. Small to medium effect sizes were observed for differences between completers and non-completers on shape concern, cognitive restraint and health evaluation; completers scoring higher than non-completers on these subscales.

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