made six successful war patrols from Pearl and Midway Island, accounting for 23 enemy ships and avoiding being one of the 52 U.S. submarines lost in the war.  In the summer of 1944 after Pogy had returned to the West Coast for overhaul, McWethy was rotated out of combat, going from fourth officer in Pogy to command USS R-10 (SS87) in Key West for the last year of the war.

After the War, McWethy had a number of additional assignments on submarines, Executive Officer of USS Picuda (SS-382)  then as Executive Officer of USS Skate (SS-305).  Skate was a target ship for the 1946 A-bomb tests at Bikini.

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caucus will oppose high-court nominees that are not “mainstream” — adding that he would “absolutely” try and keep the seat vacant. Republicans hold 52 seats in the Senate and will need at least eight Democrats to break a filibuster on a Supreme Court nominee.

Schumer made clear in an interview after the election that he does not feel inclined to confirm a conservative Trump pick.

“This idea that we should now let everything go through doesn’t have much weight with us. The onus is on them, I would say, to nominate a mainstream nominee,” Schumer said.

But JCN believes it can go around Schumer by concentrating its fire on his members who must win over Trump voters in 2018. Ten Senate Democrats are up for reelection in Trump states.

"We are preparingdensities where electrons and ions are thermally decoupled, producing a spectrally hard flux component that can co-exist with a cool equatorial region over a range of accretion rates. In its simplest form, the state of the disk is a local function of the accretion rate and $\alpha$, which is itself determined by the strength of the net poloidal flux. Following [@begelman14], we appeal to global changes in the net flux to explain the hysteresis seen in transitions between the states.

In subsequent sections, we present a simple analytical model for the vertical structure of accretion disk+corona systems, and apply this stratified model to XRBs. In Section 2 we show that the competition between toroidal field generation and escape is finely balanced, with small changes in dynamo and buoyancy parameters


far above the disk plane into a region where optical depths are low and cooling may be inefficient.

Frequent reversals of the toroidal field, which are observed in accretion disk simulations with a net magnetic flux [@davis10; @oneill11; @simon12] can steepen the magnetic pressure gradient at large $z$, due to increased magnetic reconnection across the rising current sheets that separate the reversed regions. In an Appendix, we show how to incorporate such reversals into our model. However, the dynamos producing magnetically supported ($\beta_0 < 1$) disks appear to reverse infrequently, if at all, [@bai13 Salvesen et al., in preparation], allowing us to apply models with a unidirectional field.

Phenomenology of magnetically supported disks
=============================================

In this section we extract what we believe are the salient lessons about the generic behavior of magneticallyfor setting the scale height, which in this case means that the poloidal field must be smaller than the toroidal field. We assume that this is always satisfied near the disk midplane, since the presence of a moderate poloidal field appears to be capable of catalyzing the creation of a much stronger toroidal field through dynamo action. At large heights, however, this condition might not be met if the toroidal magnetic pressure drops significantly across a dead zone, since poloidal field strength should be roughly independent of $z$.

The second condition provides an upper limit to the toroidal field. Pessah & Psaltis (2005) showed that MRI is suppressed, in the presence of a strong toroidal field and weak poloidal field, when $$\label{MRIsupp}
v_{\rm A}^2 > c_{\rm g} v_{\rm K}$$ where


poloidal field is present [e.g. @blandford77; @mckinney12], but does not necessarily imply that it be of large scale [@parfrey15]. Disk winds, moreover, are inferred to be present in the soft and intermediate states of XRBs, consistent with a radially extended region that contains significant poloidal flux. Theoretically, maintaining even fairly weak poloidal fields in the inner disk is not necessarily straightforward; radial dragging of poloidal flux is inefficient in geometrically thin disks [@lubow94; @guilet12], and the extent to which an inverse cascade can generate locally strong fields from zero net flux initial conditions is unknown [@sorathia10; @beckwith11]. We have previously suggested that the transition zone between geometrically thin and thick flows is a favorable site for stochastic flux accumulation [@begelman14], and this mechanism may play a role inas the rise speed $v_{\rm B} \sim \eta \Omega z$ of the magnetic flux. Indeed, if the reconnection speed is required to be the same on both sides of the current sheet, then $v_{\rm rise}$ cannot equal $v_{\rm B}$; moreover, there may be additional bulk flows of matter, both up and down (since the problem is now time-dependent) that should be included as the passage of the current sheet deposits momentum into the flow. [We suggest that these cyclic flows may be present in the density plot of Fig. 1 in @jiang14a]. These complications are well beyond the simple level of our model, and to avoid the proliferation of undetermined parameters we will simply assume $v_{\rm rise} \sim v_{\rm rec}$, which then allows $\zeta$ to cancel out of the


read out on this occasion. Dr. S.N. Subbarao, noted Gandhian and founder of National Service Scheme presided over the programme. Shri Vijay Shah, Minister for Forest and Scheduled Tribe Welfare, Government of Madhya Pradesh, Smt. JamunaDevi, Leader of Opposition in Madhya Pradesh Assembly, Shri Suresh Pachauri, former Union Minister, ShriCharanDasMahant, former Minister in Government of Madhya Pradesh, , ShriDalpat Singh Parastay, Member of Parliament (Shadol Constituency), Shri R.P. Agrawal, Secretary, Dept. of Higher Education in the Ministry of Human Resource Development, Government of India were among those present on this occasion.

The Union Government proposes to open new Fashion and Textile Technology Institutes during the Eleventh Plan period. New Centres of National Institute of Fashion Technology are being set up subject to the conditions that the State Government ishas been taken up with State Government for allotment of land and funding support. Proposal for setting up of NIFT Centre in Kannur, Kerala will be placed for consideration of the Board in its next meeting.

Subject to the Plan being finalized, it is proposed to establish 30 new Central Universities during the XIth Plan and the first two years of the XIIth Plan period, and to provide assistance for establishing one college in each district with low Gross Enrolment Ratio (GER) in higher education.

Action for establishment, in the first phase, of one Central University, in each of the 16 States which do not have a Central University, so far, namely Bihar, Chhattisgarh, Goa, Gujrat, Haryana, Himachal Pradesh, Jammu and Kasmir, Jharkhand, Karnataka, Kerela, Madhya Pradesh, Orissa, Punjab, Rajasthan,


being introduced in the current session of parliament,’ Purandeswari informed the Rajya Sabha.

The proposed university shall have power to establish its regional centres in areas inhabited by tribals.

The HRD ministry had earlier said there was a proposal for setting up 16 central universities in states where there was no such university.

I hope many of you are enraged and disgusted by this repeated injustice meted out to Orissa by the MHRD; especially now it seems that the MHRD has orchestrated hijacking of a good, sensible and extremely relevant idea proposed by our chief minister: the idea of tribal central university in the KBK region with the goal of catering to the 50% tribal population in that area and 38% tribal population across Orissa.

Often many have blamed the Orissa governmentthe proposed varsity is estimated at Rs.600 million and a recurring expenditure of Rs.120 million annually.

‘The objects of the university include inter-alia, promoting studies and research in tribal art, culture, tradition, language, custom, medicinal systems, forest based economic activities, including special studies in the flora and fauna, and advancements in technologies relating to natural resources of the tribal areas,’ Information and Broadcasting Minister P.R. Dashmunsi said after a cabinet meeting.

The Rs 600 million number sounds too low. My guess is that it is a typo and the unit should be crores instead of millions.

… In addition to this, Shri Patnaik also requested for establishment of a Central University for the KBK Region, which is one of the most backward regions in the country. He pointed out that there


was a heavy concentration of the scheduled tribe and scheduled caste population in this region, which has a literacy rate below 50%. Shri Patnaik stated that setting up a Central University in the KBK region would go a long way in encouraging higher education among tribal population. He added that the university could also set up specialized centres for tribal development related studies, as tribal development was one of the biggest challenges facing the country today. Shri. Arjun Singh appreciated the rationale of having a Central University in the KBK region and sought a formal proposal in this regard from the State Government. He assured that this would receive high priority whenever the Central Government considers setting up of new central universities.

Orissa MPs also pursued it and weeasier if and when the NDA comes to power next.

Dharitri (page1, page 2, page 3, page4, page5, page6, page7) has a nice summary of the various issues raised by Orissa’s MPs in the just concluded first phase of the budget session of the parliament. It shows that various MPs raised the IIT in Orissa issue and MHRD’s discrimination against Orissa. In particular:

* BJD and BJP MPs gave a notice in the Lok Sabha on this issue, and received acknowledgement from the speaker, but it did not get a chance to be included in the Lok Sabha proceedings. (page1) We hope that they insist that it gets included in the second phase of the parliament session.

Pragativadi on 3/9/2007 reports that HRD minister Mr. Arjun Singh has said that the


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How are Ukrainian independent media addressing the threats they face?

Generally, attracting public attention is considered to be helpful. When their colleagues are facing threats or harassment, journalists often publicly speak in defense of each other, extensively cover these cases, etc. But this may or may not happen if the endangered journalist is from the opposing political camp.

In spring 2016, the Ministry of Interior published a list of “journalist-terrorist accomplices” – journalists who were accredited in the so-called Donetsk People’s Republic [the


generation of violent men.

Domestic violence may have its roots in evolution, according to a controversial new study. The research suggests that men who are abusive towards their partners have more children in societies that don't have birth control (stock image)

Scientists at the University of Toulouse, France, interviewed women of the Tsimane people – an indigenous culture of lowland Bolivia with no access to contraception.

Shockingly, 85 per cent of the 105 women they spoke to for the study had experienced domestic abuse during their lifetime.

Researchers found that on average women were more likely to give birth in a year in which their partner was violent with them.

Experts said sexual violence against a partner could increases a couple's likelihood to have children, meaning abusive men are more likely to passof its causes.

'The World Health Organisation reports that more than one in three women face violence from an intimate partner during their lifetime, and nearly one in four murders of women worldwide are by intimate partners,' Dr Stieglitz said.

'Developing effective interventions to reduce intimate partner violence requires understanding the underlying risk factors for such violence.'

For confidential support call the Samaritans on 116123 or visit a local Samaritans branch, see www.samaritans.org for details.


I remained at a distance while he was moving about and after awhile of doing this, the marine turned to leave. As passed us, he looked over at us and the sadness on his face was quite difficult to bear. I wish I could have told him 'thank you' for his service and sacrifice because he was there honoring his fallen friends and I could not personally thank those that made, in the words of Abraham Lincoln, " their last full measure of devotion". Thank You to all you service men who are serving our country and to those of you above, thank you for giving your precious lifes blood so that I can sit here and type this up. I'll close with an excerpt from "The Bivouacof the Dead" by Theodore O'Hara.

Thursday, May 27, 2010

Remains of the National Colors of the 23rd Ohio Volunteer Infantry .courtesy of the Ohio Historical Societies, "Fight for the Colors!" collection.

This is a letter that I ran across while doing some research up at the office, figured it'd be nice to share it. It was written by John M. Clugston of Company G, 23rd Ohio Infantry. His regiment was the first to come into contact with Confederates of Garland's Brigade and was instrumental in breaking Garland's line with three successive bayonet charges (a rarity in Civil War combat). In this entry, Clugston tells of the battle for Fox's Gap, the wound received by Lt. Colonel Rutherford B. Hayes, and information about Confederate losses as well as his own regiments.


battle at Williamsburg when he lead a charge against a position that had been captured by Federal troops. He was wounded during the course of the battle, but refused to leave the field showing, according to A.P Hill, " his men how to win the victory". Garland was promoted to Brigadier General for his actions at Williamsburg.

Confederates crossing the Potomac*

Garland's brigade consisted of the 2nd Florida, 2nd Mississippi, 5th North Carolina, 24th Virginia, 38th Virginia, and a battery of Alabama artillery. His first battle in command of a brigade would come less than a month following the battle at Williamsburg as General Joseph Johnston attempted to stall the Federal advance on Richmond at Seven Pines. Garland was given the honor of commanding the lead brigade for the assaultIt was said that his fearless nature in combat stemmed from hte loss of his wife and child with months of one another. Maybe he had a death wish but, with his death, a rising star within the Army of Northern Virginia was extinguished.

Wednesday, May 19, 2010

This is the beginning of my blog about the battle of South Mountain. As I am working as a seasonal ranger at South Mountain this summer, I will attempt to tell the story of the battle and those men that fought it. So sit back and enjoy the ride. I hope you will find it enjoyable. Thanks.

About Me

I am a student of the Civil War. I've had an interest in studying this conflict since I was ten and my passion for it


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Tons o’ guns got to watch the way you act
Tons o’ guns real easy to get
Tons o’ guns bringing nothing but death
Tons o’ guns but i don’t glorify‘Cos more guns will come and much more will die

“Royalty” – This could be another Jessica Jones episode, but it’s doubtful. “Royal” is on the list because it’s a great song and essential for Gang Starr. Jessica may harbor some kind of love for Luke, but I doubt she’d do anything like the following lyrics, though she’s definitely not a gold-digger either.

“Check the Technique” – This could be seminal moment where Luke’s confidence has reached it’s zenith. Well, hopefully.

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Specific rate-control therapies {#s4d}
-------------------------------

The three available therapies for rate control of AF in the context of HFrEF are discussed below and summarized in *Table [1](#EHV513TB1){ref-type="table"}*. Table 1Rate control of atrial fibrillation in heart failure with reduced ejection fractionGuidelinesAgentSafetyEfficacyRecommendedβ-BlockersIndividual patient data sub-group meta-analysis of RCTs suggests no safety concerns.^[@EHV513C14]^Individual patient data sub-group meta-analysis of RCTs shows no impact on mortality or hospitalization in concomitant HFrEF and AF.^[@EHV513C14]^Recommended as


rate control with β-blockers/digoxin.^[@EHV513C92]^ More recently, pre-publication results from the Ablation vs. Amiodarone for Treatment of Atrial Fibrillation in Patients with Congestive Heart Failure and an Implanted ICD/CRTD trial suggest promising results for catheter ablation in this patient group, including greater maintenance of sinus rhythm.^[@EHV513C93]^ While there is debate as to which ablative approach is most effective for restoring sinus rhythm in patients with persistent forms of AF, the Substrate and Trigger Ablation for Reduction of Atrial Fibrillation Trial Part II demonstrated that neither additional linear ablation nor ablation of complex fractionated electrograms improves efficacy.^[@EHV513C94]^ Larger, more definitive trials are underway to help clarify whether ablation leads to improved CV outcomes in patients with AF and HF.

Recognizing the limitations of percutaneous ablation in patients with more advanced formsusing System;
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What else do I need to do in order to toggle off the "superman" function via a "#define" statement in the .c file?

Case 1: KRYPTONITE not defined in the .c file (it's commented out).  As expected, the statement prints. (The .c file and output is below.)
test1.c:
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Superman, are you here?
I'm here

dchaudh@dchaudhUbuntu:~/SO$

Case 2: KRYPTONITE is defined in our .c file, yet the statement prints.
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#defineis a vital need in many gardens. Few of us want to be enjoying our gardens while being looked at by our neighbors, or passing cars. As well, many of us have views that are not very attractive or even downright ugly and a screen is often the best way to eliminate unattractive views, gain privacy and also cut down on wind and snow and make the garden warmer. Living plants do a far better job of this than wooden fences, since plants are very effective noise barriers and slow down the wind extremely well. Besides, looking at a wall of living green is much better than seeing a hard fence. Sometimes you may already have a fence and a hedge planted along it will make it so


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and has been successfully performed in many crops including maize^[@CR30]^, soybean^[@CR31]^, *Aegilops tauschii* ^[@CR32]^ and also in pea emphasizing on seed nutrients, agronomic and quality traits with germplasm collections^[@CR33]--[@CR35]^. However, the marker-trait association of frost tolerance in pea has not been reported yet.

In this study, field screening for winter-hardy germplasms and marker-trait association analysis of frost tolerance in pea were conducted to 672 diverse pea accessions including germplasm collections from China, USA and other countries and a set of previously identified cold tolerant germplasms^[@CR22]^. Field evaluation data were collected across three locations in Northern China and three growing seasons from 2013 to 2016 and genotype data were based on 267 polymorphic SSR markers. The objectives of this study were as follows: (1) to screen for winter-hardy germplasms in


Y, year; L, location. \**P* \< 0.05; \*\**P* \< 0.01; \*\*\**P* \< 0.001. Figure 1Mean survival rate (SR) of 672 pea accessions at three locations and three growing seasons (**A**) and daily lowest temperature records at each experiment (**B**--**D**). Each growing season is drawn in a separate graph and the three locations are represented with different colors: BZ, blue; YT, yellow; and QD, red.

To detect the effect of variance components for SR, ANOVA were performed using a mixed-effect model. Results show that all the effects significantly affected SR at *p* = 0.001 level in all datasets except that genotypes affect SR in BZ_2013 at *p* = 0.01 level (Table [1](#Tab1){ref-type="table"}). In combination of year and location, location exhibited the maximum effect on the variation of SR, followed by year, and then genotype. This observation demonstrates the necessity of multi-locationof population structure and relative kinship in the present study had taken a full account of the possible biased effects and make the association analysis more accurately^[@CR42]^.

Associated markers repeatedly detected in two or more different environments are considered more reliable than those only present in a single environment^[@CR34]^. Seven such markers were identified in both models in present study (Table [3](#Tab3){ref-type="table"}). Based on the genetic linkage map constructed in our previous study^[@CR43]^, four of these markers are located in three linkage groups, LGI, VI and VII (two markers) (Table [3](#Tab3){ref-type="table"}). Previous QTL mapping studies have identified several QTLs related to frost tolerance in pea on different genomic regions including LGI, III, V, VI and VII and some of them are related to various traits involved in frost tolerance^[@CR16],\ [@CR44],\ [@CR45]^.


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T~1~ mapping has been proposed as a technique to aid earlier diagnosis of NICM patients.[11](#jmri25885-bib-0011){ref-type="ref"} Previous research has shown that cardiac native T~1~‐mapping can differentiate between healthy myocardial tissue and pathologies including HCM, myocarditis (MC), iron loading, amyloidosis, and Fabry disease.[16](#jmri25885-bib-0016){ref-type="ref"} In addition, T~1~ values of myocardial tissue in HT patients without LVH do not seem to change,[13](#jmri25885-bib-0013){ref-type="ref"}, [17](#jmri25885-bib-0017){ref-type="ref"} suggesting that it may be possible to differentiate HT


damage, viral disease, no CAD) acute ≤ 14 days /chronic \> 14 days -- excluding MC without biopsy evidence
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msec and 949 ± 28 msec (Table [1](#jmri25885-tbl-0001){ref-type="table-wrap"}, Fig. [2](#jmri25885-fig-0002){ref-type="fig"}). At 3T these were 1193 ± 60 msec and 1068 ± 36 msec, respectively (Table [1](#jmri25885-tbl-0001){ref-type="table-wrap"}, Fig. [3](#jmri25885-fig-0003){ref-type="fig"}). Studies that compared the active/acute MC patients with controls showed a significant increase of the T~1~ value for MC patients. The meta‐analysis confirmed this significant increase (SMD = 1.96; 95% CI 1.42--2.51; I^2^ = 91%, *P* \< 0.01, Fig. [6](#jmri25885-fig-0006){ref-type="fig"}). Significant covariates were vendor and left ventricular ejection fraction (LVEF) of the MC patients, which accounted for the heterogeneity in the meta‐regression model with no other remaining significant residual factors (I^2^ = 0%, *P* = 0.77). A significant funnel asymmetry was found for the random effect model with one possible missing study (*P* = 0.03), but not for the mixed effect model including the two moderators (*P* = 0.45). The sensitivity analysis demonstrated that one study[46](#jmri25885-bib-0046){ref-type="ref"} introduced somerage mode.

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Humorously, Mokujin dislikes chainsaws as it can easily cut wood, considering that he is a wooden training dummy awakened by an evil force.

In the multi-company crossover game Cross Edge, Mokujin appears as a training dummy named "Woodman" (literal meaning of the name).

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How to handle stress and potential stress leave

Looking for advice on how to approach the experts involved and how to eliminate stress factors.
How could one eliminate stress to avoid the situation of feeling the need to quit immediately due to it in the first place and how should one, in general, prioritize his approaching of experts, managers and HR if it can't be avoided?
Especially in the case when one has the feeling that HR takes the companies needs in front of yours.

A:

I'd like to mention a few ways to avoid stress, if you fix the source of your problems then you can avoid quitting:

Read Dale Carnegie's book How to stop worrying and start living (It's awesome).
Go to a massage therapist, it helps you to relax and once more


of not-using, it gives your body a better chance to rest when you actually need it and so fourth.
Seek the help of a herbalist (I don't really believe in it myself but for some it helps).
Take a vacation, with no emails and no cellphones.
Study the interesting methodology of Mindfulness.
Eliminate other stress factors out of your live that you do not have any control over (people, activities, etc).
Take short breaks throughout the work day, especially when you've hit roadblocks and need to take a step back.

Your employer may (check your employee handbook/with your manager) be fine with allowing a few minutes on your preferred social network site once in a while.
Take a quick snack break once or twice a day (preferably with a healthy snack: banana, apple, etc. seeso it doesn't store anything.
I could be misinterpreting heapy but it seems pretty clear that pylab is just growing each loop even though I only want to use it's psd method, I don't want it saving the results anywhere itself !
Cheers

A:

Try this:
from matplotlib import mlab
psdResults = mlab.psd(inputData, NFFT=512, Fs=sampleRate, window=blackman)

Does that improve the situation?


and the fact that the Rivases did not press charges. Id. at 23-24. Specifically, defendants argue that a familial relationship is merely one of many factors that might raise doubts about veracity. Id. at 23. Defendants argue that the probative value of the Rivases' decision to not press charges was weakened by the testimony of *147 Officer Sharr. Id. at 24. Officer Sharr testified that he had abandoned further inquiry into whether the Rivases intended to press charges because he knew that Iglesias was the Rivases' relative. Id. at 24. In addition, defendants argue that the Rivases did not press charges because they did not think of Iglesias' use of their car as "stealing," that is, use without regard to bringing it back. Id. at 23-24.
Defendants argue thatInstruction on Consent Was Not Erroneous
Defendants argue that my instruction to the jury regarding "consent" was "incomplete, erroneous, and prejudicial to the defense." Defs. Br. at 28. Defendants assert that the jury should have been instructed to determine whether there was consent at the "time of the accident" or on the "day of the accident." Defs. Br. at 30. In response, plaintiffs argue that defendants were not prejudiced by the instruction because the element that defendants claim was missing from the instructions was actually encompassed by the language used and because all of the evidence and argument presented at trial focused the jury on the issue of whether Iglesias had defendants' consent on the day of the accident. Pls. Br. at 15-18.
"It is well-established that la] defendant is


have the Rivases' permission to take the car. Defs. Br. at 32.
A little history of the dispute surrounding Exhibit 11 is necessary. Initially, plaintiffs moved me to take judicial notice of certain excerpts of Judge Greene's findings. Plaintiffs' request for judicial notice was denied, but I decided to allow the findings into evidence under the residual *150 exception to the hearsay rule, Rule 807. Rule 807 allows the court to admit hearsay for which there are circumstantial guarantees of trustworthiness where the hearsay is evidence of a material fact, it is more probative than other available evidence, and the interests of justice are best served by its admission. See Fed.R.Evid. 807. I determined that allowing Judge Greene's findings into evidence, but not giving them preclusive effect, was theour community colleges, so that they’re ready for a job,” an idea that has been floating around for decades.

Obama wants “tax credits, grants, and better loans” to help kids go to college; he already has orchestrated a quasi-takeover of lending to college students and has relaxed loan repayment terms. And he wants to fight the high cost of higher educations by ensuring “that affordability and value are included in determining which colleges receive certain types of federal aid.”

These might sound like sound policies on the surface. But listen closely. They really sound like a broken record. Presidents have been making proposals and promises about education for decades but the results have been poor, with good money thrown after bad.

Let’s start with George H.W. Bush. In his 1989 State


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abstract: 'In this paper we briefly discuss the estimation of uncertainties in QCD backgrounds to searches for Supersymmetry under development by the ATLAS collaboration.'
author:
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    Bernhard Meirose\
    On behalf of the ATLAS Collaboration
title: 'Determination of QCD Backgrounds in ATLAS: A challenge for SUSY searches'
---

[ address=[Albert-Ludwigs-Universität Freiburg\
Hermann-Herder-Str. 3 79104 Freiburg i. Br., Germany]{} ]{}

Introduction
============

The understanding of QCD jet events is the dominant background-determination challenge in Supersymmetry (SUSY) searches, in events containing jets and missing transverse energy ($\met$). Effects such as jet punch through the calorimeters and cosmic ray backgrounds can affect the $\met$. Other effects like pile-up of cavern and beam halo backgrounds can dramatically increase the cross-section of high $\met$ QCD backgrounds. Sources of systematic uncertainties in the estimation of QCD backgrounds


jets from data is divided in three steps: Gaussian response function measurement, full response function measurement including non-Gaussian tails and finally jet $p_T$ smearing.

The measurement of the gaussian response function relies on the “$\met$ projection method”. In this procedure the gaussian response is extracted from the transverse momentum conservation in the $\gamma$ + jet events (photon-jet $p_T$ balance is required).

For the non-gaussian response, events with the $\met$ vector unambiguously associated to the jet in $\phi$, are used. Finally one combines the Gaussian and non-Gaussian components of the jet response measured. The full jet response function is plotted in Fig. 3, left.

The final step of the method consists of generating the events in a QCD Monte Carlo simulation using the full Gaussian + non-Gaussian response function to smear the/*
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up until recently curing the disease was not possible in most cases, but recent pharmaceutical advancements had now made it possible to cure most cases in eight weeks.

Despite the breakthrough, he said the drugs remained expensive, and at €75,000 per patient, would have been "one and a half times the entire medicines budget".

"Although it was available it wasn't accessible," Fearne said, adding that this had prompted the government to enter into negotiations with suppliers of the drug for more reasonable prices.

Under the agreement, he said, the government would buy the drug at a more reasonable, but commercially sensitive price, and would only pay the manufacturer in cases were patients were completely cured.

The strategy will be focusing on four main principles: prevention, screening and diagnosis, treatment and monitoring.

Fearne stressedAre Publications As A Style Component A Factor Of The Previous?

Are Publications As A Style Component A Factor Of The Previous?

As an inside designer, I usually have my eyes peeled for the newest and best issues for decorating houses and workplace areas. I have a knack for depth and a knack for creating mis-matched issues come together, so interior design is the perfect job for me. 1 of my favorite things to view for and to inspire my customers to view for is any artwork for sale. You really have to maintain a good eye out for art for sale. Why? Simply because it is rare to have distinctive items of fantastic artwork be for sale to the public, and when art is for sale, it often goes


quickly to the greatest bidder. So your eyes should be peeled with a fairly good idea of what you're looking for if you want to find art for sale.

Celebrities often purchase homes all more than the world. Every and every celebrity wants some thing different in a house. Some celebs select to buy houses close to exactly where they grew up; the idea of staying "true to your roots" appeals to them. Others select to live in close proximity to their workplace. For instance, actors and stunt doubles may select to reside in Los Angeles. Broadway stars and talk display hosts might choose to reside in New York. Whether they reside on the coast or in the center of the country, 1 thing is for sure: celeb homescorrect about this entire farce:

This is a terrible situation and Attorney General Jeff Sessions should stop this Rigged Witch Hunt right now, before it continues to stain our country any further. Bob Mueller is totally conflicted, and his 17 Angry Democrats that are doing his dirty work are a disgrace to USA!

In truth, the only basis for Natalia Veselnitskaya’s alleged Putin ties was through Russia’s prosecutor general, Yuri Chaika.

And exactly why was Chaika interested in making American contacts?

Why, because he was pursuing one Bill Browder, fugitive from Russian justice and the driving force behind the abominable Magnitsky Act – an instrument of meddling in the domestic affairs of foreign countries like no other. As one report described it:

Chaika’s foray into American politics began in earnest in April 2016.


those with many columns: it is designed to read _data
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Since your file has a header, you will need skip=1, and it will probably be faster if you set what=integer().  If you must use read.csv and speed / memory consumption are a concern, setting the colClasses argument is a huge help.

A:

Try using fread{data.table}. This is by far on of the fastest ways to read .csv files into R. There is a good benchmark here.
library(data.table)

data <- fread("c:/data.csv")

If you want to make it even faster, you can also read only the subset of columns you want to use:
data <- fread("c:/data.csv", select = c("col1", "col2", "col3"))

A:

Also try Hadley Wickham's readr package:
library(readr)
data <- read_csv("file.csv")

were able to achieve prominence in the Uruguayan economy, displacing the British.

The Uruguayan government was a strong supporter of Woodrow Wilson's policies during the war. Uruguay was officially neutral at the beginning, with its leaders thinking not only of economic and political ties to Britain and the United States, but also of economic ties to Germany and, more importantly, of the approximately 400,000 German Brazilians living along the northern border. Just as Wilson strained the definition of neutrality and favored the Allies, Uruguayan president Feliciano Viera altered the rules to allow U.S. ships into Uruguayan ports. In October 1917, the Uruguayan government broke diplomatic relations with Germany following the loss of the Rosario to German U-boats and the news—via British-decoded German communiqués—that some in the German government did


progressive politicians lost ground in both countries. As more people gained a voice in Uruguayan politics and U.S. economic penetration of the country intensified, anti-American sentiment became more prominent, and some key liberals who had traditionally embraced the United States turned away. Following the Bolshevik Revolution and the advent of a very pro-business Republican Party, U.S. officials were more apt to see liberal Uruguayan policies as communist. In an effort to improve relations, Uruguayan footballers toured the United States in 1927, and president-elect Herbert Hoover stopped in Montevideo as part of a South American tour in late 1928, but the success of these efforts was limited. Knarr ends his account in October 1929, when, in the same week, Batlle, the anchor of Uruguayan liberalism, died and the stockUnited States took place. Not being an expert on Uruguay, I wondered about the basic structure of the Uruguayan government, which apparently allowed Batlle to exercise tremendous influence for decades, even when he was not in office. I also wanted to know more about what else was going on in Uruguayan foreign policy—especially relations with Britain—that would have helped gauge the relative importance of the United States for Uruguay. Most importantly, I wanted to know more about the extent of public support for Batlle and his programs. In the U.S. context, historiography over the past twenty years attuned to race and class, among other analytical lenses, has called into question how "good" the Progressives were. Although reformers did many positive things, their initiatives distributed benefits unevenly and came


a great cost to many people. Knarr tells us that Batlle did not look favorably on the way race operated in the United States, but the reader does not learn how race worked in Uruguay, or what the human costs of liberal reforms were. Perhaps there is not much historiography on this aspect of Uruguayan history, but Knarr doesn't tell us about the state of the field. There is some effort to connect Uruguayan reforms to similar efforts in Mexico and Japan (pp. 62-63), but not to the extensive historiography on progressive reform in Europe and North America. It is clear from Knarr's work that Uruguay is another place we should be looking to understand the global process of reform at the turn of the century, but itabout? And we realized we
are about vision.

Entrepreneur: Yeah, exactly, all about vision.

Tom: And vision has a double meaning, of course, because you have to have
vision, as in sight, to see video, but we also offer vision of a higher kind.

Entrepreneur: Yeah, much higher. We've very high.

Tom: We offer a vision of the future.

Entrepreneur: Exactly. We don't give a damn about the present. We're all about
the future.

Tom: But also, we have certain core values that we hold to be important.

Entrepreneur: This is the part that means the most to me.

Tom: Above all, we are generous. We want to help people.

Entrepreneur: I find this so moving, at an emotional level, to think about how
many people we are going to help. I almost want to cry.

Tom: And who else is generous?


Well, Santa Claus is generous.

Entrepreneur: Based on a Christian saint.

Tom: So we realized VisionClaus was the best name for us.

Entrepreneur: And, surprisingly, the domain was still available.

Me: Um, uh, um, okaaaaaaaay. Well, look, that's a cool name and all, but in
the short term, the most important thing we can do is write some code. So I
think we need to focus on that for awhile.

Entrepreneur: Don't worry! You'll have a lot of help soon! Just start writing
code now!

Me: Okay, give me a few weeks and I'll try to come up with prototype.

4 weeks later:

Me: Well, it's taken a lot of hacking but I think I got us a video player that
handles diverse media types and tracks clicks.

Entrepreneur: Is that all it can do?

Me: Well, I've been working part-time. Wherethey will have more
experience. A lot of large telcos have dropped big money on VoIP over the last
decade. So there's a larger pool of talent available to draw from.

Also, consider the tone of your post, and your attitude in general. Devs have
"Red Flags" we look for as well. You give off several. Consider that many
people on this board have the skills your looking for, and/or know someone who
does. Pay attention to what you are telling us.

~~~
nickfromseattle
What are the author's red flags?

~~~
johngalt
"don’t let go of key team members for replacements until the replacement
starts"

Not an inspiring message to future key team members.

"We begun parting ways with our developers, started to wind down most of our
NYC operations"

So the next smart dev is in Bangalore, guess that means he'll shut it all


to bite off hard technical challenges then complain he can't find
someone talented enough to chew it. How is it that he even knows what he _can
accomplish_ before he's found his co-founder?

------
zach
I see three contributing factors here.

\- Startup founders almost by definition have unreasonable ambition – a level
of interest, motivation and excitement that exceeds their actual capacity.

\- The best people to work with on a project are very dedicated to their
commitments and are placed in positions where their dedication is a priority.

\- People naturally place a higher priority on commitments that are existing,
concrete, regular, place-oriented and are reinforced by the most social
pressure from people they know well and interact with most frequently. (1)

So, you get this.

I've totally seen this before, not only having to be the one to sayagree with your assessments on
entrepreneurs and the importance of being together on-site

~~~
zach
Thanks for bringing this topic up. This is a real and serious issue that isn't
talked about much. But I should mention one more thing in greater detail,
because it's crazy important.

If there's one warning I would give to every potential technical co-founder
and those who work with them, it's this.

It's the very same motivation that drives the dedication of many developers —
not to disappoint people depending on them — that often leads to a cycle of
despair.

Since developers are enthusiastic and don't want to disappoint people they've
already made commitments to, they often choose to accept an easier form of
cognitive dissonance over another. That is, they prefer to believe that they
will make crazy things happen instead of accepting that they made


phone calls text or emails for sometimes days at a
time. Tons of excuses. Said he would work on stuff that never got done. I
don't think he actually produced any code in the 2-3 months he spent stringing
me along.

It was one of the most frustrating times of my life. It felt like someone was
holding my actual baby hostage and because he lived so far away, I couldn't go
bang on his door until he answered.

------
trustfundbaby
You know what I like about this guy ... his attitude when things go wrong.

No wallowing in self pity, just quick and firm decisions about what to do next
... very awesome read and a great lesson to learn.

~~~
dannyr
I agree with him not wallowing in self pity but it seems that his decision to
move back to NYin North Korea, his voice is heavy with awareness of the fragility of the future. The song’s outro gives the listener ample time to reflect on the song’s pensive lyrics, which include vivid metaphors like “the mausoleum’s fallen.”

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Was the U.S. federal marijuana ban lifted completely as some reports claim? While the U.S. Senate quietly did lift parts of the federal medical marijuana ban as part of the spending bill, it is not quite as final as supporters of marijuana legalization would hope. In 2016, Bernie Sanders hopes to win not only the election, but to completely end the federal weed ban with the Ending Federal Marijuana Prohibition Act.

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ate food that they enjoyed and the Muslims had a good laugh.

Once Abu Bakr and some companions went on a trading expedition to Busra. Various people on the trip were given fixed duties. Suwaybit ibn Harmalah was made responsible for food and provisions. An-Nuayman was one of the group and on the way he became hungry and asked Suwaybit for some food. Suwaybit refused and an-Nuayman said to him:

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The Welsh-born winger admitted that he was a little nervous to be United manager, but joked that one of his first steps in the job was to award himself a five-year contract. He also described how other players had put a “gaffer” sign above his place in the dressing room and how they had asked him if he were changing his parking spot to the manager’s one.

Giggs is hugely respected in the dressing room and United fans are awash with spring optimism. They like their former and current heroes being in


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“but it seems like you’ll forever stay missing the point & feel content in keeping the very problems in place which brought about his speech.”

Alright I’m going to spell it right the fuck out for you since you’re not only doing the exact thing you’re accusing me of, but you’re proving my point at the same time.

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Overview of adverse events during the study period.

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Click here for additional data file.

Study design, W.-J.K. and S.T.C.; data collection, S.T.C. and J.S.S.; statistical analysis, W.-J.K. and S.T.C.; writing---original draft preparation, W.-J.K.; writing---review and editing, S.T.C. All authors approved the final version.

This research was supported by a grant from the Basic Science Research Program through the National Research Foundation of Korea (NRF) funded by the Ministry of Education, Republic of Korea (2018R1D1A1B07049248).

The authors declare no conflict of interest.

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    I’m the only one who will tell you how great America is, and how much greater it will be! #MAGA”

It’s laughable when Trump claims that the media won’t report on the record levels in the stock market. If you follow the news at all, you’re bombarded constantly with headlines about the stock market. If there’s one piece of economic or financial news that’s reliably covered every day, every hour, every minute, every nanosecond, it’s the Dow Jones Industrial Average DJIA, -0.87% . It’s the most reported number in the world.

The thing is, it’s not at all unusual for the stock market to go up. Over the past 25 years, the Dow has risen in 187 of past 300 months. That’s 62% of the time.

And it’s not unusual for


after 3-h incubation. Scale bar: 1 µm. (iDR-NC concentration: 500 nM CpG equivalents)

iDR-NC/antigen co-delivered adjuvants and antigens to APCs {#Sec5}
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Co-delivery of adjuvants and antigens into APCs is key for optimal antigen presentation. To study this, we used Alexa 555-labeled iDR-NCs and model antigen CSIINFEKL, an epitope of chicken ovalbumin (OVA) with a cysteine appended on the N-terminal. To monitor the behaviors by fluorescence, CSIINFEKL was modified with FITC on lysine that was reported not to affect its binding with major histocompatibility complex I (MHC I)^[@CR41]^. CSIINFEKL was loaded into iDR-NCs through physical complexation driven by hydrophobic interactions between CSIINFEKL and PTTs. Specifically, iDR-NCs (from 200 µL RCT/RCR products) were co-incubated with CSIINFEK~(FITC)~L (100 µM) at room temperature for 5 h, followed by washing with PBS and centrifugation for three times to remove free4iDR-NCs induced efficient and sustained antigen presentation. **a** Instant SIM super-resolution images showing one DC with apparent colocalization between iDR-NC-Alexa 555 and CSIINFEK~(FITC)~L. Scale bar: 1 µm. **b** Confocal microscopy images showing that, relative to CpG, iDR-NCs enhanced the internalization and antigen presentation of CSIINFEK~(FITC)~L in BMDCs. BMDCs were incubated with iDR-NC/CSIINFEK~(FITC)~L complexes or CpG + CSIINFEK~(FITC)~L for 14 h (except for 6-h point), washed, and further incubated for a total of 24 h and 48 h before observation. (CpG: 100 nM equivalents, CSIINFEKL: 210 nM.) Insets show zoom-in views of single cells. Scale bar: 20 µm

Synergistic in vitro immunoactivation by CpG/shRNA iDR-NCs {#Sec6}
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We studied *Stat3* silencing in DC2.4 cells that were treated with iDR-NCs for 48 h. Real-time quantitative RT-PCR of mRNA from the treated cells demonstrated the specific silencing of *Stat3*, compared with a glyceraldehyde 3-phosphate


(IN) LNs and axillary (AX) LNs were resected to quantify the radioactivity by γ counting, as well as positron emission tomography (PET). S.c. injection delivered a total of 3-fold more iDR-NCs than i.l.t. injection into IN and AX LNs (Fig. [6b, c](#Fig6){ref-type="fig"}). Specifically, the percent injected dose (%ID) of s.c.-injected iDR-NCs was 0.13% in IN LNs and 0.11% in AX LNs. In contrast, only 0.046% of i.l.t.-injected iDR-NCs were delivered to AX TDLNs and a total of \<0.02% of iDR-NCs were in IN and AX non-TDLNs (Fig. [6c](#Fig6){ref-type="fig"}). Despite the potential of TDLNs to harbor tumor antigens, we chose s.c. injection because of its relatively efficient LN delivery and that exogenous MC38-specific neoantigen was used together with iDR-NCs for antigen-specific immunomodulation in this study.Fig. 6Efficient delivery of iDR-NCs to LNDNA-RNA nanostructures that were generated via combined RCR and RCT in the same reaction system. The combined RCR and RCT essentially incorporated both DNA and RNA therapeutics into the single nanomedicine. Specifically, we engineered MFs to be assembled of synergistic CpG and *Stat3*-silencing shRNA, such that TLR9 and STAT3 signaling pathways were synergistically leveraged to elicit potent immunostimulation in APCs for cancer immunotherapy. To improve delivery to LNs and LN APCs while maintaining the biosafety of nanovaccines, we synthesized a biocompatible PPT-*g*-PEG copolymer to shrink MFs into NCs. Although polyethylenimine (PEI) may also shrink this type of microstructures, the cytotoxicity of highly cationic PEI raises serious safety concerns^[@CR16]^. To address this issue, we synthesized biocompatible PEG-grafted polypeptides (PPT-*g*-PEG) copolymers to shrink MFs. Further, given the hydrophobicity of PPTs


3.10 (m, 2 H), 2.47 − 2.27 (m, 57 H), 1.78 (m, 67 H).

*Synthesis of cationic PPT cysteamine hydrochloride*: PPT~45~ **3** (250 mg, 1 eq), DMPA (212 mg, 25 equiv.), and cysteamine hydrochloride (3385 mg, 900 equiv.) were added into 10 mL anhydrous DMF in a 50-mL flask. The reaction mixture was then bubbled by nitrogen flow for 10 min, and placed under UV light with a wavelength of 365 nm for 2.5 h. The mixture was transferred into a presoaked dialysis membrane tubing (MWCO 6--8 kDa), dialyzed against nanopure water for another 2 days, and then lyophilized to get the final product (568 mg, yield: 86%). ^1^H NMR (300 MHz, DMSO-d~6~) δ 8.61--7.48 (br, 167 H) 4.40 (s, 90 H), 3.55 (s, 40 H), 3.2 (m, 42 H), 2.99 (s, 105 H), 2.81 (br, 153 H), 2.48--2.12 (m, 70 H), 2.02--1.56 (m, 69 H).

*Synthesis of PEG-CHO*: Methoxyl polyethylene glycol (PEG~45~, 10.0 g, 1 equiv.), 4-formylbenzoic1% penicillin and streptomycin. Cells were cultured in a humidified atmosphere (5% CO~2~, 37 °C) in a Biosafety Level II culture room. All cell lines were confirmed as mycoplasma-negative.

In vitro cell uptake of iDR-NCs {#Sec20}
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In vitro cell uptake was first studied using confocal laser scanning microscopy and flow cytometry. FITC-labeled AlbiCpG were incubated with RAW264.7 cells or DC2.4 cells, and stained with Lysotracker Red DND-99 (Life Technologies, Carlsbad, CA) and Hoechst 33342 (Life Technologies, Carlsbad, CA) according to manufacturer's instruction. For confocal microscopy, cells were imaged on a Zeiss LSM 780 confocal microscope (Chesterfield, VA). For deconvolved confocal microscopy, cells were imaged on a Leica SP8 (Leica microsystems, Buffalo Grove, IL). Alternatively, flow cytometry was used to study the cell uptake using a BD Beckman Coulter flow cytometer (Brea,


with anti-CD80-PerCP (PeproTech, Rocky Hill, NJ) for 0.5 h on ice. Cells were then washed with Dulbecco's PBS for three times for flow cytometry using a BD Beckman Coulter flow cytometer (Brea, CA). Results were analyzed using FlowJo Software (TreeStar, Ashland, OR).

Animal studies {#Sec25}
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All animal work was conducted in appliance to the NIH Guide for the Care and Use of Animals under protocols approved by the NIH Clinical Center Animal Care and Use Committee. All studies on animals were evaluated in a blinding manner to investigators without prior knowledge of the specific treatments.

In vivo delivery of iDR-NC/antigen into LN lymphocytes {#Sec26}
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Alexa 555 was labeled on iDR-NCs through an Alexa 555-conjugated primer. CSIINFEKL model antigen was modified with an FITC to be CSIINFEK~(FITC)~L. iDR-NC-Alexa 555/CSIINFEK~(FITC)~L complexes (in 50 μL reaction solution)of the National Institute of Biomedical Imaging and Bioengineering.

G.Z. and F.Z. conceived and designed the project; G.Z., L.M., O.J., Z.W., Y.L., X.F. and F.Z. performed the experiments; G.Z., L.M., X.F., A.J., H.D.V., G.N., F.Z., Q.W., H.S. and X.C. analyzed data; G.Z., L.M., H.D.V., B.C.Y., F.Z., H.S. and X.C. co-wrote the paper; X.C. supervised all studies. All the authors have approved the final version.

Competing interests {#FPar1}
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The authors declare no competing financial interests.


member salaries are not found in the presidential budget either.

For these reasons, the Office of Management and Budget has not applied any sequester to members of Congress since the law was put in place.

When the Budget Control Act (BCA) was passed in 2011, it called for the implementation of the sequester according to the 1985 law. As a result, the current sequester also won't affect member salaries.

There is something of an underground debate on how easily Congress could change current law so sequesters can apply to member pay.

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Natural theology

Before Darwin, natural theology both assumed the existence of God and used the appearance of function in nature to argue for the existence of God. The English parson-naturalist John Ray stated that his intention was "to illustrate the glory of God in the knowledge of the works of nature or creation". Natural theology presented forms of the teleological argument or argument from design, namely that organs functioned well for their apparent purpose, so they were well-designed, so they must have been designed by a benevolent creator. For


thermal flux from the deep atmosphere. @bjoraker15 modeled a Hot Spot in the South Equatorial Belt and a cloudy region in the South Tropical Zone. In the current study we apply the same methodology to constrain the pressure of the deepest clouds in Jupiter’s Great Red Spot. In addition, we model ground-based spectra at 5.3   and Cassini spectra at 7.2   to constrain the location of upper and mid-level clouds in the GRS. Using a 3-layer highly-simplified cloud model we derive the abundance of , , , , and CO in the deep atmosphere of the Great Red Spot. These abundances will help to understand the dynamics of the atmosphere in this unique feature on Jupiter.

OBSERVATIONS {#obs}
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Five-micron spectra of Jupiter were acquired using two instruments: iSHELL on NASA’s InfraredTelescope Facility (IRTF) and NIRSPEC on the Keck 2 telescope. iSHELL is a new echelle spectrometer with 16 orders dispersed onto a Teledyne 2048x2048 Hawaii 2RG HgCdTe array covering 4.52-5.24   using the M1 grating setting [@rayner16]. A 0.75$\times$ 15  slit was aligned east-west on Jupiter at the latitude of the Great Red Spot, resulting in spectra with a resolving power of 35,000. We analyzed 3 orders centered on 4.66, 4.97, and 5.16   in order to retrieve cloud structure, , and   in the Great Red Spot. The iSHELL spectra were obtained on May 18, 2017. Jupiter subtended 42  and the geocentric Doppler shift of the center of Jupiter was 18 km/sec. By selecting a time when the GRS was near the receding limb (planeto east or sky


giving the GRS its red color (see @wong11 [@loeffler16]). Ammonia and ammonium hydrosulfide clouds can be probed by reflected sunlight using filters in the optical and near-infrared. Finally, multiple cloud layers can be studied using thermal emission at 5   that originates between 5 and 10 bars and is attenuated by , , and   cloud opacity.

DATA ANALYSIS AND RESULTS
=========================

Cloud Structure
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We present in this section a cloud model for the Great Red Spot that for the first time extends down to 5 bars on Jupiter. Studies of the GRS in the optical and in the mid-infrared are sensitive only to clouds at pressures less than 1 bar (presumably ammonia ice) and microwave measurements are not sensitive to clouds at all (unless they contain centimeter-size particles). The 5- window is the onlyspectral region that is sensitive to the levels of all 3 clouds (, , and ) predicted from thermochemical models. In order to simplify the radiative transfer calculations, we made several approximations. The lower cloud was assumed to be semi-infinite, the upper clouds were modeled as purely absorbing, rather than as scattering layers, and each cloud layer was taken to be vertically thin (particle scale height much less than the gas scale height).

**Our treatment of clouds as non-scattering absorbing/emitting layers may result in errors in the estimated transmittances of the cloud layers. Due to the strong dependence of the Planck function on temperature, the neglected scattering component should be dominated by radiation from below each cloud layer (rather than back-scattered radiation from above the clouds). Microphysical upper limits


mid-level () clouds.

The 4.7-  spectrum of the GRS contains absorption lines of deuterated methane (), phosphine (), and   in Jupiter’s troposphere as well as Fraunhofer lines due to CO in the Sun. Jupiter is too warm for methane and its isotopologues to condense. Photochemical destruction of   occurs at pressures less than 1 mbar in Jupiter’s stratosphere, but not in the troposphere [@moses05b]. We therefore assume that   and   have a constant mixing ratio with respect to   in Jupiter’s troposphere. In that case variations in the strength and shape of  lines between the GRS and Hot Spots on Jupiter are due only to changes in cloud structure, not gas concentration as described in @bjoraker15.

Fig. 5 shows iSHELL spectra at 4.66   (2144 ) of the Greatdownward by the Rossby wave system responsible for creating these Hot Spots [@showman98; @friedson05]. This scenario implied that Jupiter’s   concentration should be around 570 ppm everywhere below the cloud base, a high value that was difficult to reconcile with disk-averaged microwave spectra [@depater01]. But spatially resolved microwave spectroscopy can explain these discrepancies by showing that high (570 ppm) ammonia below the cloud base indeed occurs in plumes located near (and to the south of) 5-  Hot Spots, while other regions of the planet are less ammonia-rich [@depater16]. This is qualitatively consistent with the Juno MWR findings of depleted (200 ppm) ammonia in the 3 - 10 bar range, over a wide range of latitudes \[10 - 40$^{\circ}$ S and 20 - 40$^{\circ}$ N, (see @li17). Although   within the GRS should


SEB due to opacity broadening and pressure broadening by . By measuring   in a cloudy region such as the GRS, we can spectrally separate each individual isotopologue. In Fig. 19 and Fig. 20 we show absorption features of all 5 isotopic variants in the GRS. These are , , , , and . The terrestrial relative abundances of germanium isotopes are 20.6%, 27.5%, 7.8%, 36.5%, and 7.7% respectively [@berglund11]. We obtained line lists for all isotopologues of   from R. Giles (private communication, see @giles17a for details).

Using the same CRIRES dataset, @giles17a measured the latitudinal variation of the strong Q-branch of   on Jupiter. As with , they found that it was difficult to separate the effects of spatially varying   from variations in the deep cloud structure. TheyVideos of up to an hour are effort to pull young users away from rival, and to allow Facebook to sell more ads

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DMMatchBoardEvalPair.h
#import <Foundation/Foundation.h>
#import "DMMatch.h"
#import "DMBoardEval.h"

@interface DMMatchBoardEvalPair : NSObject

+(DMMatchBoardEvalPair *) pairWithMatch:(DMMatch *)match boardEval:(DMBoardEval *)boardEval;

@property DMMatch *match;
@property DMBoardEval *boardEval;
@property int score;

@end

DMMatchBoardEvalPair.m
#import "DMMatchBoardEvalPair.h"
#import "DMMoveScore.h"

@implementation DMMatchBoardEvalPair

+(DMMatchBoardEvalPair *) pairWithMatch:(DMMatch *)match boardEval:(DMBoardEval *)boardEval {
    return [[DMMatchBoardEvalPair alloc]initWithMatch:(DMMatch *)match boardEval:(DMBoardEval *)boardEval];
}
-(DMMatchBoardEvalPair *) initWithMatch:(DMMatch *)match boardEval:(DMBoardEval *)boardEval {
    self = [super init];
    if (self) {
        _match = match;
        _boardEval = boardEval;
        _score = 0;
        for (DMMoveScore *score in _boardEval.scores) {
            _score += score.points;
 matches = 156
Executed 1 test, with 0 failures (0 unexpected) in 0.709 (0.710) seconds

//simple best match
2015-02-02 12:13:31.536 Match3[15010:599663] score = 5090, matches = 133
2015-02-02 12:13:34.622 Match3[15010:599663] score = 5170, matches = 129
2015-02-02 12:13:37.965 Match3[15010:599663] score = 5070, matches = 123
Executed 1 test, with 0 failures (0 unexpected) in 12.290 (12.291) seconds

//fast depth 2 search
2015-02-02 12:15:15.750 Match3[15037:600906] final score = 5120, final matches = 140
2015-02-02 12:15:28.438 Match3[15037:600906] final score = 5030, final matches = 113
2015-02-02 12:15:45.862 Match3[15037:600906] final score = 5040, final matches = 126
Executed 1 test, with 0 failures (0 unexpected) in 53.432 (53.432) seconds

//fast depth 3 search
2015-02-02 12:17:30.721 Match3[15053:602012] final score = 5010, final matches = 131
2015-02-02 12:18:26.876 Match3[15053:602012] final score = 5100, final matches = 134
2015-02-02 12:19:35.797 Match3[15053:602012] final score = 5150, final matches = 137
Executed


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Introduction
============

The ATLAS and CMS collaborations of Large Hadron Collider (LHC) have recently discovered a bosonic particle whose mass being around 125 GeV [@LHC]. The data from the LHC is strongly favouring the spin of this bosonic particle to be zero and it is consistent with the Higgs boson [@Higgs], which is necessary to achieve the electroweak symmetry breaking. The ATLAS and CMS groups have analyzed the decay properties of this Higgs-like particle into various standard model fields. An indication for the excess of events in the Higgs to diphoton channel as compared to that in the standard model (SM) has been reported. Explicitly, by defining the quantity $$R_{\gamma\gamma}=\frac{\left[\sigma(pp\to h)\times {\rm BR}(h\to \gamma\gamma)
\right]_{\rm observed}}{\left[\sigma(pp\to h)\times {\rm BR}(h\to \gamma\gamma)
\right]_{\rm SM}},
\label{E:Rgg}$$ where $h$ is the Higgs boson, the ATLAS and CMShad earlier reported that $R_{\gamma\gamma}=$ $1.8\pm 0.5$ and $1.56\pm 0.43$ [@LHC], respectively. The above quoted values for $R_{\gamma\gamma}$ have been recently updated in March 2013 at the conference Rencontres de Moriond. The ATLAS group has claimed $R_{\gamma\gamma}
=1.65^{+0.34}_{-0.30}$ [@Hubaut], which indicates a slight enhancement in the $h\to\gamma\gamma$ channel. However, the CMS group has reported that $R_{\gamma\gamma}$ could be $0.78^{+0.28}_{-0.26}$ or $1.11^{+0.32}_{-0.30}$, depending on the type of the analysis [@Ochando]. The values quoted by the CMS group imply that the discovered Higgs boson is consistent with the SM within the uncertainties. We can hope that the future analysis at ATLAS and CMS can resolve the differences in $R_{\gamma\gamma}$. At this moment, it is worth to analyse by assuming that the discovery made at the LHC favours new physics.

New physics has


been motivated by several considerations and some of them are gauge hierarchy problem and smallness of neutrino masses. Gauge hierarchy problem can be solved by proposing supersymmetry [@susy]. In supersymmetric models the Higgs boson mass can be around the electroweak scale and it is protected from radiative corrections. The weakly interacting neutrinos are found to have non-zero masses which should not exceed 1 eV. The non-zero masses for neutrinos and upper limits on them have been established by neutrino oscillation experiments [@osci], cosmological observations [@cosmo] and $\beta$-decay experiments [@beta]. Since the neutrino masses should be smaller than the electroweak scale by at least twelve orders of magnitude, the smallness of their masses indicate a new mechanism for mass generation.

To solve both the gauge hierarchy problem and smallness ofwill explain that the parameters which determine $R_{\gamma\gamma}$ can affect the neutrino masses in the BRPVS model. It is to remind that in the singlet extension of MSSM, enhancement in $R_{\gamma\gamma}$ can be made not necessarily with light staus [@NMSSM].

In the BRPVS model, one neutrino state acquires non-zero mass at tree level due to mixing between flavor neutrinos and neutralinos [@Davidson-etal; @GR]. The remaining two neutrino states acquire masses at 1-loop level due to mixing between sneutrinos and the three neutral Higgs bosons [@Davidson-etal; @GR]. Explicitly, apart from $\epsilon$ and $b_\epsilon$, the neutrino masses in this model are dominantly depended on the neutralino parameters ($M_{1,2}$, $\mu$, $\tan\beta$), $m_L$ and $m_A$. From the discussion in the previous paragraph, we can understand that the parameters which determine the neutrino masses


the maximal mixing in the stop sector [@Djouadi]. We have fixed the top quark mass to be 173.2 GeV. We have not changed the above parameters, since they do not affect the neutrino masses in the BRPVS model. Indeed, for the above set of parameters in the squark sector, we have almost got $m_h\sim$ 125 GeV, by varying the other parameters in the model. As explained before, the neutrino masses in the BRPVS model are determined by neutralino parameters ($M_1$, $M_2$, $\mu$, $\tan\beta$) and by the masses of neutral Higgs bosons and sneutrinos. We have chosen $M_1=\frac{5}{3}\tan^2\theta_W M_2$ and we have varied $M_2$ from 100 GeV to 1 TeV in steps of 100 GeV. As mentioned before that in order to have $R_{\gamma\gamma}>1$, the mixing in the stau$m_L=$ 200, 300 and 400 GeV, respectively, and we have applied $R_{\gamma\gamma}>1$. In plot (d), $R_{\gamma\gamma}\leq 1$ has been applied and $m_L=$ 400 GeV. In each of these plots red, green and blue color points represent $m_A=$ 1000, 700 and 500 GeV, respectively.](epbp-4-LE1.eps "fig:"){height="2.5in" width="2.5in"}

In Fig. 1(d) we have applied the constraint $R_{\gamma\gamma}\leq 1$, while in other plots of Fig. 1 the constraint $R_{\gamma\gamma}>1$ has been applied. In Fig. 1(a) $m_L$ has been kept to a very low value of 200 GeV, and in Figs. 1(b) and 1(c) $m_L=$ 300 and 400 GeV, respectively. As explained earlier, the allowed points in these plots are satisfied by the requirement $R_{\gamma\gamma}>1$. We have found that for $m_L=$ 150 GeV, the constraint $R_{\gamma\gamma}>1$ is not satisfied. From the plots of Fig.


1(a)$-$(c), we can notice that the most likely value of $\epsilon$ is ${\mathrel{\setbox0=\hbox{$>$}
\raise0.6ex\copy0\kern-\wd0
\lower0.65ex\hbox{$\sim$}
}}$ 0.01 GeV. This value of $\epsilon$ is at least one order larger than its expected value from the neutrino masses, which is described at the end of Sec. 2.1. For $R_{\gamma\gamma}>1$, the lowest value of $\epsilon$ can be found in Fig. 1(a), which is $\approx$ 0.007 GeV, and at these points $M_2$ should be as low as 100 GeV. On the other hand, in future, if LHC has not found any excess in the Higgs to diphoton decay rate, then from Fig. 4(d) we can notice that we can satisfy the neutrino oscillation data for $\epsilon$ between about $10^{-4}$ to 0.1 GeV. In Fig. 4(d) we have fixed $m_L=$ 400 GeV. By decreasing $m_L$, theallowed space for $\epsilon$ and $b_\epsilon$ is slightly different from that of Fig. 4(d). Hence, from the measurement of Higgs to diphoton decay rate, if $R_{\gamma\gamma}>1$ then $\epsilon$ should be at least $\sim 10^{-2}$ GeV. Otherwise, if $R_{\gamma\gamma}\leq 1$ then $\epsilon$ can be as low as $\sim 10^{-4}$ GeV.

From the plots of Fig. 1(a)$-$(c), we can notice that when we increase $m_L$ by keeping $m_A$ fixed, the average value of $\epsilon$ is increasing. By increasing $m_L$, the lower limit on $\tan\beta$ and $\mu$ will increase in the case of $R_{\gamma\gamma}>1$, which we will describe below. As a result of this, the quantity $a_0$ of Eq. (\[E:a0a1\]), which is inversely related to $\epsilon$, will decrease.

In Sec. 2.1, from the neutrino mass scale we have estimated that $b_\epsilon$ is $\sim$


$\mu$, $\epsilon$ can be ${\mathrel{\setbox0=\hbox{$<$}
\raise0.6ex\copy0\kern-\wd0
\lower0.65ex\hbox{$\sim$}
}}10^{-3}$ GeV.

In Fig. 3, we show the correlation between enhancement in the Higgs to diphoton decay rate ($R_{\gamma\gamma}$) and the bilinear parameter $\epsilon$.

![Allowed values of $\epsilon$ versus $R_{\gamma\gamma}$. In the plots (a), (b) and (c), the value of $m_L$ = 200, 300 and 400 GeV, respectively. In these plots we have applied the constraint $R_{\gamma\gamma}>1$. In plot (d), $m_L=$ 400 GeV and the constraint $R_{\gamma\gamma}\leq 1$ has been applied. In each of these plots red, green and blue color points represent $m_A=$ 1000, 700 and 500 GeV, respectively.](epR-2.eps "fig:"){height="2.5in" width="2.5in"} ![Allowed values of $\epsilon$ versus $R_{\gamma\gamma}$. In the plots (a), (b) and (c), the value of $m_L$ = 200, 300 and 400 GeV, respectively. In these plots we have applied the constraint $R_{\gamma\gamma}>1$. Inwe can say that $m_L$ should be larger than about 300 GeV. For $m_L$ between 300 to 400 GeV, from Figs. 1(b)and 1(c) we can have $b_\epsilon\sim$ 1 GeV$^2$, provided $m_A$ is ${\mathrel{\setbox0=\hbox{$>$}
\raise0.6ex\copy0\kern-\wd0
\lower0.65ex\hbox{$\sim$}
}}$ 700 GeV. Now, for $\Lambda_1\sim
0.5\times 10^{11}$ GeV and $\Lambda_2\sim 3.9\times 10^{11}$ GeV, we can get $b_\mu\sim$ 8 TeV$^2$ and $b_\epsilon\sim$ 1 GeV$^2$. Hence, for the case of $R_{\gamma\gamma}>1$, we can motivate consistent supersymmetric mass spectrum and 0.1 eV scale for neutrino masses from a high scale physics by proposing two different intermediate scales. The hierarchy between these two scales should be at least 8.

If there is no enhancement in the Higgs to diphoton decay rate, from Fig. 1(d), we can notice that $\epsilon$ can be between $\sim 10^{-3}$ to 0.1 GeV. From the above discussion,


Background
==========

The effects of Cadmium (Cd) exposure and the treatment with Zinc (Zn) on hepatic oxidative stress was studied.

Methods
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The exposure of rats to Cd was at a dose of 2.2 mg/kg CdCl~2~, injected subcutaneously four times weekly for 2 months. Rats were supplemented with Zn (2.2 mg/kg ZnCl~2~, injected subcutaneously four times weekly for 2 months) one hour prior to Cd exposure.

Results
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showed that Cd-treated rats showed increase in activity of both GOT and GPT. Zn was found to significantly decrease activity of GOT and GPT. GSH estimation was conducted in tissue homogenates of liver to assess the burden of oxidative stress after treatment with Zn, Cd and their combination. The treatment of rats with Cd caused decrease in its level by 70.3%. Hitherto, group IV showed healing effect ofNBL (United States) Most Valuable Player Award

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Results
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The present invention relates to an improvement of an outer ring and manufacturing method thereof for a shell-type radial needle bearing that is assembled, for example, in a rotation support section of a joint cross type universal joint called a Cardan joint.
2. Description of the Related Art
Conventionally, joint cross type universal joints called Cardan joints have been used, for example, in a steering apparatus or propeller shaft of an automobile, for joining the end sections of a pair of rotating shafts that are not aligned with each other in order to be able to transmit a rotating force (torque). As illustrated in FIG. 6, this kind of joint cross type universal joint comprises: a pair of yokes 1a, 1b that are fastened to the