health care in CR, even in the cloud forests!! We were grateful for that, and for the great care that CRV took to make sure we were safe and happy along the way.
So, to sum up, CRV should actually be ACRV -- Amazing Costa Rica Vacations, because that's truly what they are! They will take care of you from the moment you start planning your getaway, till the time your return flight touches down in your hometown. I wouldn't use anyone else. Just tell them what you need, and they will make it happen!... More

We had a great vacation to Costa Rica. Shay Tippie put together a trip that was well balanced and fun. We could not have done this ourselves. You do not even need to hesitategondii seropositivity was associated with increased post-transplant all-cause mortality (non-adjusted HR 1.15; 95% CI 1.04-1.26). However, this effect was no longer statistically significant after multivariable adjustment by recipient's age and sex (adjusted HR 1.01, 95% CI 0.92-1.11). Extended multivariable adjustment by other potential confounders showed similar results (adjusted HR 0.99, 95% CI 0.89-1.11). T. gondii seropositivity had no significant effect on the composite outcome cardiac death or retransplantation (non-adjusted HR 1.08, 95% CI 0.95-1.24, p=0.235). The distribution of the causes of death was comparable in T. gondii seropositive and T. gondii seronegative recipients. No statistically significant impact of donor's T. gondii serostatus or donor-recipient T. gondii serostatus matching on post-transplant survival was observed. Our analysis did not show a significant independent effect of preoperative T. gondii serostatus on


Q:

calling OpenCV calibration functions to calculate rotation vector and translation vector

I am developing an AR application on Android with Eclipse. I have the 4 corner coordinates of the marker which a virtual object must augment on it. My question is how can I call an OpenCV calibration function to calculate the
camera's extrinsic parameters including rotation vector and
translation vector? I would really appreciate it if you answer me quickly :-)
I am new in OpenCV.
I found http://docs.opencv.org/java/org/opencv/calib3d/Calib3d.html but I don't know how to use these functions or where should I start.

A:

If I understand you well, you have 4 points in the image and you know their world coordinates (you have 4 2D-3D correspondences) to find the rotation matrix and translation vector (known as the camera pose), you can use theIdentifying proteins that affect mRNA localization in living cells.
Messenger RNA transport has emerged as a significant mechanism for regulating gene expression. Many of the protein factors affecting RNA transport remain unknown. The emergence of green fluorescent protein (GFP) fluorescence microscopy allows imaging in living cells and an increased understanding of in vivo molecular transport. GFP imaging is now applied to RNA transport by engineering RNA hairpins into the RNA of interest and observing fluorescence from GFP fused to an RNA-binding protein that recognizes the hairpins. In yeast, different genetic backgrounds can be tested to identify various proteins that affect RNA transport and localization. The technology also allows the swapping of different regions of the RNA to determine the cis requirements for transport. GFP RNA imaging opens many possibilities


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 Windows Media Player on Windows XP?
Convert video into format which is most likely playable on a windows system
Will a file encoded with the libx264 play on Windows 8?

Read the H.264 encoding guide for more encoding strategies.


It met with some approval on Meatgrinder:

Blaster Rifle -

Primary: A highly accurate three-round burst.

Secondary: An INaccurate full automatic mode, ridiculously fast.

Pistol -

Primary: Standard fire, turn it red and speed it up some, no?

Secondary: 'Stunning' effect. Chrage up a bolt (maybe blue), and, if you strike with it, it does significant DP damage and enhanced shield damage, but it cannot do health damage.

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I also had two FP ideas, replicated here:

Seeing: Lv. 1 Seeing counters Lv. 1 Mind Trick, Lv. 2 countetrs up to Lv. 2, and so on. Furthermore, Seeing after Lv. 2 gives passive bonuses to DP usage, and can be considered a sort of minor precognition. At Lv. 2, attacks cost 5% less DP to dodge. At Lv. 3, they cost 10% less DP to dodge. IThe Women of Odessa: Lean, Tanned and Sophisticated!

First, Odessa is a must visit if you are attracted to Ukrainian women. The girls are absolutely amazing, but even without all of the stunning women it would still be worth the trip. The nightlife, food, and historical attractions are all amazing, and given the exchange rate it is an incredible deal for anyone from the United States or most other Western nations.

Ukraine is not exactly famous for amazing tourist attractions. Having spent a good deal of time there I am not sure that is really fair. Despite the damage from two world wars, a couple of revolutions, and the Chernobyl nuclear disaster most large Ukrainian cities have more interesting architecture than the entire state of Alabama. The public parks, particularly


of this city, thus exacerbating your social value to the local women.

One thing to watch out for when drinking with girls in Odessa is to watch how much you are drinking. These girls might look like models but most of them know how to drink. There is a good chance that she will be able to drink you under the table. And of course don't approach a woman if she is already with another man. The men in Odessa are not to be taken lightly and there are plenty of single and available women so there is no reason to upset any bodies feelings.

The citizens of Odessa like to look good and dress well. The women of this city put a lot of time and attention into theFrance set for steady growth

Paris, Nov 16 | Updated: Nov 17 2005, 06:19am hrs

The outlook for French business activity in the coming months is positive, but firms have cut their investment expectations for 2005 and the jobs market remains soft, reports showed on Wednesday. The Bank of France, which sounds out some 12,000 firms each month, said its October business survey pointed to economic growth of 0.5% in the fourth quarter of this year for average annual growth in 2005 of 1.6%. Frances conservative government forecasts growth of 1.5-2.0% in 2005 and 2.0-2.5 percent in 2006.


organoleptic properties of the cider. For the range of UV doses tested, patulin levels decreased by 9.4 to 43.4%; the greatest reduction was achieved after less than 15 s of UV exposure. The method of UV radiation (the CiderSure 3500 system) is an easily implemented, high-throughput, and cost-effective method that offers simultaneous UV pasteurization of cider and juice products and reduction and/or elimination of patulin without unwanted alterations in the final product.I had the whole day Wednesday with my Mini-Adventurer, so we took advantage of the weather and headed to the Columbia River Gorge for a waterfall hike. Ever since we moved out to the country with a small creek on our property, he has been enamored with water. I figured a hike full of waterfalls would really impress him. Our plan was to hike the Multnomah and Wahkeena Falls loop. It's just under 5 miles round-trip.

This was going to be Julian's longest hike ever, so I was unsure how it would go. We were off to a great start getting out of the house just after 8 AM and on the trail by 9 AM. We decided to do the loop backwards leaving from Multnomah Falls and heading


the only emotional robot available in Japan: In December, its lead developer Kaname Hayashi announced the appropriately named Lovot, a knee-high companionship bot launched by his spun-off startup, Groove X. “Lovot does not have life, but being with one is comforting and warm,” he said proudly, adding, “It’s important for trust to be created between people and machines.”

Depending on the particular ends involved, the possibility of such “trust” is either inspiring or unsettling. Regardless, the question emerges of when, exactly, such technology will be made available to the general public, and of when emotionally responsive devices might become ubiquitous in homes and elsewhere. Pepper’s price tag was $1,600 at launch—not exactly a casual purchase for the average household.

“Ubiquity is a far-reaching proposition,” says Andrew McStay, a professor indigital media at Bangor University in Wales, and the author of 2018’s Emotional AI. “But by the early 2020s we should be seeing greater popular familiarity with emotion-sensing technologies.”

Familiarity is one thing, but prevalence is another, and in this respect other AI experts believe that the timeframe looks more like decades than years. “I believe we are still quite far away from a future where emotionally responsive devices and robots become ubiquitous,” says Anshel Sag, a tech analyst at Moor Insights and Strategy. “I think we’re probably looking at 20 to 30 years, if I’m being honest. Robotics are expensive, and even if we could get today’s robots to react appropriately to emotions, the cost of delivering such a robot is still prohibitively high.”

Although Sag is doubtful that


+ -11047/4842. Let h = -17/79 - -3353/1264. What is the common denominator of h and g?
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Let a = 256873874509738706459579691/7242410 + -35468010580695968849. Let g = a - 44951427/785. Let p = 2/3295 + g. Find the common denominator of -63/10 and p.
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Suppose -3*m - 12 = -3*n - 3, 4*n - 2*m - 14 = 0. Suppose -b + 10 = x, x = -n*x - b + 30. Calculate the least common multiple of x and 32.
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Let n = 10 + -7. Find the common denominator of (-61*4/(-8))/n and 1850/(-420) + (-1)/6.
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Let w = -87 + 47. Let y = w - -56. Calculate the smallest common multiple of (y - 2)/((-10)/(-5)) and 7.
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Let h = 22537/90 - 2188/9. Calculate the common denominator of h and -77/262.
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SKAction: how to generate a random delay in generation of nodes

I use the following piece of code to generate SKNodes periodically.  Is there a way to make the period of generation of these SKNodes random.  Specifically, how do I make the "delayFish" in the following code an action with a random delay?
[self removeActionForKey:@"fishSpawn"];
SKAction* spawnFish = [SKAction performSelector:@selector(spawnLittleFishes) onTarget:self];
SKAction* delayFish = [SKAction waitForDuration:3.0/_moving.speed];
SKAction* spawnThenDelayFish = [SKAction sequence:@[spawnFish, delayFish]];
SKAction* spawnThenDelayFishForever = [SKAction repeatActionForever:spawnThenDelayFish];
[self runAction:spawnThenDelayFishForever withKey:@"fishSpawn"];

A:

ObjC:
First set an average delay and range...
#define kAverageDelay    2.0
#define kDelayRange      1.0     // vary by plus or minus 0.5 seconds

and then change your delayFish action to this...
SKAction* delayFish = [SKAction waitForDuration:kAverageDelay withRange:kDelayRange];

Swift:
First set an average delay and range...
let averageDelay:TimeInterval = 2.0
let delayRange:TimeInterval =


Q:

UWP - Reference StaticResource from different style resource dictionary: Failed to assign to property 'Windows.UI.Xaml.ResourceDictionary.Source'

Hello my team and I recently started developing an win10 uwp application. Application will have a lot of views and components so heavy use of styles is expected, so we need to organize our styles through file/folder structure we did this using following structure (unfortunately I cannot embed images yet see the link):

Anyways my Resource.xaml merges all other dictionaries as following:
<ResourceDictionary xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml/presentation" xmlns:x="http://schemas.microsoft.com/winfx/2006/xaml">
    <ResourceDictionary.MergedDictionaries>
        <ResourceDictionary Source="/Resources/Colors.xaml" />
        <ResourceDictionary Source="/Resources/Icons.xaml" />
        <ResourceDictionary Source="/Resources/Fonts.xaml" />
        <ResourceDictionary Source="/Resources/Converters.xaml" />
       Next, tell xorgconfig how much RAM you have on your video card. http://xkcd.com/293/ There are 10 kinds of people in this world: Those who understand ternary, those who don't, and those who confuse it with binary. Adv Reply Page 1 of 2 12 Last Jump to page: Quick Navigation General Help Top Site Areas Settings Private Messages Subscriptions Who's Online Search Forums Forums Home Forums The I did assign the DISPLAY variable as suggested.

DISPLAY=:0 && KWIN_COMPOSE=N kwin --replace& systemsettings & echo another test that you could try it's to rename or maybe mv the kde configs folder Maybe you don't remember but you could

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I have never set it to anything.

You may enter them if you know the values, but the X server will probably successfully probe for these values.

Did you su to another user once connected? e obrigado! xinit: Connection reset by peer (errno 104): unable to connect to X server xinit: No such process (errno 3): Server error. Unable To Connect To X Server Connection Refused If you need this say "y".

I tried rebooting the OpenSuse server, and I tried rebooting my Windows XP workstation, all to no effect. Unable To Connect To X Server Arch When you get that Blue log in screen, you assert you cannot get to the console. Please visit this page to clear all LQ-related cookies. Use a normal user.

Youjail’s entire annual budget for prescription drugs for all inmates.

According to county staff reports, the man requires a dose of the medication three times a week, with each dose costing $2,760.

“On occasion, the individual has complications with his condition and additional doses of medication are required to treat the complications,” the report states. “It is estimated that the yearly cost of the medication, including regular and additional doses, will be approximately $510,048.”

Because of patient privacy laws, Sheriff’s Department spokesman Drew Sugars said he could not reveal any information about the suspect’s alleged crimes or his identity.

But Sugars said the jail must provide treatment, even if it’s costly, because there is a minimum standard of care required while a suspect is in custody.

Several years ago, he said, a homicide


suspect was diagnosed with cancer and went through extensive treatment while in jail, with his medical bills paid by the county.

As for the current inmate’s situation, “it’s an extreme case, but it is an example,” Sugars said.

Brown will appear before the Board of Supervisors on Tuesday to request additional funds for the county’s current contract for inmate prescriptions.

Prior to the arrest, Brown said, the suspect received his medication free of charge through a state program. That funding source, known as the Genetically Handicapped Persons Program and administered by the state Department of Health Care Services, helps provide medical care for genetic conditions like hemophilia and cystic fibrosis.

But because the man is now incarcerated, he no longer qualifies.

Brown also said that alternative sentencing isn’t an option because the man’spresents one format, one standard, one norm that developers can work with. From a development standpoint, this is a dream. And it's so smartly designed. Want to share the game with a friend? Drop the 3D slider, and it's visible from a wider (or any) angle. Color me impressed.

And what we were shown proves that Nintendo is doing 3D right. The technology is solid, it works, and it's based on a powerful little platform that looks like it can do a lot, 3D or otherwise. I mean, you look at that insane little augmented reality tech demo, the target practice one, where you, the holder of the 3DS, watches as a real-life piece of paper in front of you morphs into warbly mounds or dragons that spit fireballs


High-dose-rate afterloading brachytherapy in carcinoma of the uterine cervix.
High-dose-rate (HDR) afterloading brachytherapy has been used at Mackay Memorial Hospital since 1984 for the treatment of gynecological malignancies. From October 1984 to October 1990, a total of 321 previously untreated patients with biopsy proven uterine cervical cancer were treated with radiation therapy with curative intent. According to FIGO staging, the patients were grouped into stage I (19 patients), stage IIA (13 patients), stage IIB (96 patients), stage III (158 patients) and stage IVA (35 patients). All patients received a combination of external beam irradiation plus intracavitary brachytherapy using the Buchler Remote Afterloading (RAL) system. For most cases, external beam irradiation using a Co-60 or Clinac 1800 photon beam (6 MV or 15 MV) of 3,060 cGy to 3,960 cGyfor the industry. What is more, the mistakes made with tenders in other countries must not be repeated. In particular with regard to the issue of decentralisation, we would like to see a model designed to permit variety in terms of technology, and, even more importantly, in terms of industry players. The switch to renewables currently rests on a great many shoulders. It would be fatal if these players were to be deprived of the fruits of their efforts, and the market left to a small number of major operators.

If the question of whether the switch to renewables could be under threat from the introduction of tender models is being discussed, then it is our task to provide technological answers and solutions. The goal is to reduce electricity


while, when the money stops flowing in for the Royals to pay protection ransom to the Wahabi psychos, there will be civil war in SA and they will end up with some foamy hydrophobic ruling cartel like ISIS or ISIL in that Islamic fever swamp – at which point Israel will have a nervous paranoid finger on the nuke button..

Great! Get on with it, but bar the immigration gate from these craphole failed states, God knows we don’t want their psycho failed state politics and tribal warring over here – bad enough we had to put up with their troglodyte behavior/influence when we relied on oil from there.

Part of the low price of oil is the risk that it could drop to $20. If you remove that risk,which this deal appears to, then the price naturally goes higher, even if nothing physical has changed. It’s sent oil from $29 to $33 (14% increase).

I think that trudy is trying to ‘fix’ the deal that pete made with Lougheed in the 70s. I’m sure that pinhead thinks that he’s man enough to ‘show us’. Too bad, though, that reality isn’t in his wheelhouse.

Does nobody see that democratic countries are at war with Saudi Arabia 9/11 most hijackers were Saudi most of alquida were Sunni wahabiests from Saudi Arabia Isis is a wahabiest group now we are at an economic war next they are threatening Russia in Syria with nuclear weapons and a ground attack joined with turkey wake up peaple


advantages include affirmatively spacing the jaws of the end effector, or more specifically a staple applying assembly, even if slightly too much or too little tissue is clamped for optimal staple formation. Moreover, the E-beam firing bar engages the end effector and staple cartridge in a way that enables several beneficial lockouts to be incorporated.
Depending upon the nature of the operation, it may be desirable to further adjust the positioning of the end effector of an endoscopic surgical instrument. In particular, it is often desirable to orient the end effector at an axis transverse to the longitudinal axis of the shaft of the instrument. The transverse movement of the end effector relative to the instrument shaft is conventionally referred to as “articulation”. This is typically accomplished by aSocial Democratic Party of Germany (SPD): 4 seats
 Alliance 90/The Greens (Grüne): 1 seat
 Independent: 1 seat

Mayor/Mayoress
The mayoress of Steinkirchen is Sonja Zinke (CDU, elected as Independent) since 2014. Deputy mayor is Jürgen Michaelis (SPD).

Notable buildings

 St. Martini et Nicolai church with the world famous organ of St. Martini et Nicolai [de]
 Hogendiekbrücke, a pedestrian bascule bridge over the Lühe river
 Transmission tower of the Elbe Crossing 2, the tallest transmission towers in Europe

Economy and infrastructure

Transport
Three bus lines run by the KVG Stade stop in Steinkirchen. These are:

 2050  Stade - Hollern-Twielenfleth - Steinkirchen - Jork - Hamburg-Cranz
 2030 Buxtehude - Dammhausen - Jork - Borstel - Steinkirchen
 2053 Grünendeich - Steinkirchen - Horneburg

These are part of the HVV and thus can be


Judge:

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James Neil Tucker was convicted by a South Carolina jury of the murder of Rosa Lee "Dolly" Oakley. Upon the jury's recommendation, the trial court sentenced Tucker to death. After his direct appeal and post-conviction review yielded no relief in the state courts, Tucker filed a petition for writ of habeas corpus in federal district court. The district court dismissed the petition. On appeal, Tucker claims that he was denied his Sixth Amendment right to effective assistance of counsel because his trial counsel (1) failed to provide the defense expert two documents relating to Tucker's childhood sexual abuse and (2) failed to discover that one of the State's three experts was subject to professional discipline at the time of trial. We issued a certificate of appealability on bothS.Ct. 2052. Where the petitioner challenges a death sentence, "the question is whether there is a reasonable probability that, absent the errors, the sentencer ... would have concluded that the balance of aggravating and mitigating circumstances did not warrant death." Id. at 695, 104 S.Ct. 2052. In making this determination, a reviewing court should consider the totality of the evidence presented to the factfinder. Id.

A.

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Tucker claims that his trial counsel were constitutionally inadequate because they failed to provide to Dr. Noelker two reports relating to Tucker's childhood sexual abuse. These records were produced by Utah authorities in connection with Tucker's juvenile detention in the 1970s. The first report, a document prepared by Floyd Bradshaw in 1970 (the "Bradshaw report"), stated that Tucker

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admits to homosexual activity with both Wayne


[sic] and frightening sexual activity and experience, this does not appear to be the primary motivating factor for his present behavior. Rather, all of [Tucker's] delinquent behavior, including his sexual behavior, seems more to be a way of insuring that he will not be required to return to his home.

22
... He is unable to relate to his [step]father, and so is constantly at odds with him. They frequently argue, and often do not speak to each other for several days at a time.

23
Tucker asserts that his counsel unreasonably limited the scope of their investigation into his childhood abuse, failing to provide these Utah records to Dr. Noelker as proof that Tucker reported physical and sexual abuse as early as 1970. Counsel's failure to investigate potential defenses or mitigatingcase.

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Moreover, it is not at all clear that the Utah juvenile records would have answered the solicitor's charge of fabrication. Indeed, the most those records showed was that Tucker told authorities — again in the context of criminal proceedings — that he had a troubled relationship with his father and that he had previously engaged in disturbing, even "frightening," sexual conduct with his step-brother. These records do not reflect contemporaneous reports of abuse by Tucker. And that was the solicitor's point: No one ever lodged a complaint against Tucker's step-father or step-brother at the times when the abuse was alleged to have occurred, and no one other than Tucker himself ever reported such abuse before this trial.5 Thus, it is altogether possible — indeed likely — that the


judgment of the district court is

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AFFIRMED.

Notes:

1
 This recitation of the facts underlying Tucker's convictions is taken from the findings contained in the Supreme Court of South Carolina's opinion disposing of Tucker's direct appealSee State v. Tucker, 324 S.C. 155, 478 S.E.2d 260 (1996).

2
 The state court properly identifiedStrickland as the governing legal rule, so Tucker could not obtain habeas relief under the "contrary to" clause of § 2254(d). The question presented in this appeal is whether the state court's application of Strickland to the particular facts of this case was objectively unreasonable. See Bell, 535 U.S. at 694, 122 S.Ct. 1843.

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 Trial counsel testified that they made a calculated decision not to call the social worker as a witness based on her performance as a witness in themessage set:
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A) yes B) no C) anything. When you answer "no" it works perfectly. When you put in random characters, it asks you to say yes or no at which point answering no works fine but similar to A when I answer yes, it goes up to the point where it finds the area of the circle and asks if you would like the area of other circles. This is where I would like to find out if I can make it so that the program goes on forever until the user enters "no". It would be really helpful if someone could check this out and tell me what I can do, keep in mind my knowledge of Java is very little. Thanks!
EDIT: Thanks everyone for the help, Iof any other circles?");
            yesno = sc.next();

            while ((!(yesno.equalsIgnoreCase("yes") || yesno.equalsIgnoreCase("no")))) {
                System.out.println("Sorry, could you say yes or no?");
                yesno = sc.next();
            }
        } while (yesno.equalsIgnoreCase("yes"));

        System.out.print("Have a great day " + name + "!");
        sc.close();


in their home.

Carol Guzy for NPR

Originally published on October 12, 2017 11:58 am

When it rains in Puerto Rico, it rains hard and it rains fast. And this week — three weeks after Hurricane Maria — it has rained a lot.

For portions of the island – especially in the mountains and in the valleys – that rain brings a continual trauma of mudslides and flooding. Even in San Juan, highway exits pool with a foot or more of water. In restaurants with cell service, the S.O.S alarms on phones ring out in a cacophony – warning of flash floods. But the capital city has fared comparatively well — it's the rural places that are doing much, much worse.

"All the progress we make is destroyed," says Blanca Matos, who livesimaging of adrenal lesions and we discuss the relative merits of CT and magnetic resonance imaging to aid the identification of benign and malignant adrenal lesions and their roles, in combination with biochemical and clinical data, in recognizing common pathologies such as adrenal adenoma, phaeochromocytoma, carcinoma and metastases. We also discuss the radiological characteristics of rarer adrenal lesions including lymphoma, neuroblastic tumours (neuroblastoma, ganglioneuroblastoma, and ganglioneuroma), lipomatous tumours (myelolipoma, angiolipoma, teratoma, lipoma and liposarcoma), in addition to hemangioma, hemangiosarcoma and leiomyosarcoma.


ways following exposure to chemotherapeutic agents, which suggests that such profiles might be used in a prognostic fashion. In the case of rhabdomyosarcoma, miRNA profiles were diagnostic of each of the subtypes of rhabdomyosarcoma. Thus, miRNA profiling may have important use in the diagnostic and prognostic analysis of at least some types of sarcoma.

The next paper, "*Delineation of chondroid lipoma; an immunohistochemical and molecular biological analysis*," by de Vreeze et al., presents a study from the Dutch Pathology Registry of chondroid lipomas, extremely rare benign tumors. Chondroid lipoma may exhibit histologic features resembling myoepithelioma, myxoid liposarcoma, extraskeletal myxoid chondrosarcoma, hibernoma, and other lipomatous or chondroid neoplasms, resulting in difficulties in accurate diagnosis with an appropriate treatment. The aim of this study was to delineate chondroid lipoma from severalpresent a comprehensive review of spinal chondrosarcoma, a rare variant comprising 10 percent of chondrosarcoma patients. The review covers histologic classification and molecular characteristics associated with disease progression, subtype classification, and risk factors. Radiologic features associated with diagnosis and staging and current approaches to therapy and prognosis are discussed.

Dermatofibrosarcoma protuberans (DFSP) is a rare cutaneous-origin sarcoma associated with constitutive activation of the receptor tyrosine kinase (RTK) PDGFR by chromosomal rearrangement with the collagen gene COL1A1. In the twentieth paper, "*Advances in molecular characterization and targeted therapy in dermatofibrosarcoma protuberans (DFSP)*," P. Rutkowski et al., discuss their clinical results obtained with the broad spectrum RTK inhibitor Imatinib in the treatment of inoperable and/or metastatic and/or recurrent cases of DFSP.

Clinically, distinguishing benign uterine leiomyoma from malignant uterine leiomyosarcoma (LMS) remains


1. Field
The subject Invention is in the field of heavy nails and spikes, particularly spikes used for attaching railroad rails to railroad ties in conjunction with plates set between the rails and ties. The plates distribute the loads applied by the rails on the ties over a larger area.
2. Prior Art
In the prior art, at points along the rail, the rail is fastened to a plate and a tie by spikes which go into the tie through holes in the plate and the heads of these spikes engage the edges of the flanges of the rail, thus providing attachment of the rail at a point and partial attachment of the plate to the tie at the same point. Additional spikes are driven through holes in the plate thatThis invention relates generally to pressure testing and, more particularly, to the hydrostatic testing of pipelines.
Hydrostatic testing of a pipeline may be conducted to verify the structural integrity of the pipeline and to comply with applicable federal and/or state regulations. Conventional hydrostatic testing involves filling and pressurizing the pipeline with water. Measurement instruments, such as circular chart recorders and deadweight pressure gauges, are connected to the pipeline to measure variables such as the temperature and internal pressure of the pipeline. Measurement readings, such as pressure gauge readings recorded by the test operator and readings recorded by the circular chart recorders, are typically transcribed by hand into a “test log,” a document that serves as a record of the hydrostatic test. The measurement data contained in the test log


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package lucee.runtime.functions.struct;

import lucee.runtime.PageContext;
import lucee.runtime.exp.PageException;
import lucee.runtime.ext.function.Function;
import lucee.runtime.type.Struct;

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	private static final long serialVersionUID = 3030769464899375329L;

	public static Struct call(PageContext pc, Object[] objArr) throws PageException {
		return Struct_._call(objArr, "invalid argument for literal struct, only named arguments are allowed like {name:\"value\",name2:\"value2\"}", -1);

	}
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 **TAS2R19**                      **rs10772420**                                               Quinine, detection and recognition thresholds, perceived bitter taste intensities of absinthin, amarogentin, cascarillin, grosheimin, quassin, and quinine, PROP bitterness of unsweetened grapefruit juice                 5                                                                        3                                       ([@B14]; [@B56]; [@B175])

Number of low quality studies is presented in parentheses.

PTC, phenylthiocarbamide; PROP, 6-n-propylthiouracil; FFQ, food frequency questionnaire; AceK, acesulfame potassium.

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Overview of genetic association studies related to sweet taste preferences.

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3-day food record) only appeared among the search results and were considered for further evaluation as preference, if it was supported by background information, that the consumption was based on free choice and not influenced by other factors.

TAS2R38 rs713598, rs1726866, rs10246939 polymorphisms were associated with PTC and PROP phenotypes and with differences in perceived bitterness of bitter tasting vegetables and berries, wine/alcohol, thioamide, and salicin studies ([@B118]; [@B159]; [@B213]; [@B136]; [@B147]; [@B28]; [@B12]; [@B144]; [@B14]; [@B116]; [@B130]; [@B149]; [@B177]; [@B23]; [@B175]). In one study, conducted among 7--13 year old Irish children, TAS2R38 genotype had no significant impact on bitter vegetable liking, although the authors suggest that taster children might be more prone to food neophobia, and might associate green vegetables with bitter or unpleasant tastes ([@B58]). The influencea comprehensive, critical, and objective analyses of the scientific knowledge regarding the genetic implications of food preference at the time of their publications---this is the first systematic review prepared by following the PRISMA guideline and using all the most relevant research databases to explore associations between genetic polymorphisms and taste preferences. Food preferences are shaped during fetal development and eating behavior evolves over time. It is a complex trait, determined by interactions of genetic and environmental factors ([@B16]; [@B208]). The environmental determinants include *in utero* exposures, early postnatal experiences, parental feeding practices, family (social, economic factors), and the wider contexts of the environment ([@B73]). Sensory properties of consumed food is an important determinant of dietary habits and taste has been considered as one of the main drivers of


patterns.

Moreover, several studies in human nutrition have suggested that the PROP phenotype may serve as a general marker for oral sensations and food preferences, and influence dietary behavior and nutritional status ([@B204]). Given the nutritional importance of dietary lipids and sugars an extensive research has investigated the impact of PROP taster status on sweet and fat consumption. Most studies focusing on the relationship between taster status and dietary fat perception ([@B201]; [@B121]; [@B47]; [@B167]; [@B86]; [@B87]), but not all ([@B41]; [@B45]) reported that taster individuals had a lower ability to distinguish fat content and creaminess in certain fatty foods and gave higher taste intensity ratings for linoleic acid, than non-tasters ([@B51]). Moreover, PROP non-tasters possessed preferences for dietary fat ([@B65]; [@B202]; [@B50]; [@B114]; [@B86]) and consumed more servingsof discretionary fats and high-energy foods per day compared to tasters ([@B114]; [@B203]). Findings to elucidate the association between PROP taster status and sweet preference and sugar intake were inconclusive. Some studies found that more sensitive individuals to PROP showed lower sweet preference ([@B135]; [@B50]; [@B86]; [@B220]). Other investigators found that sucrose tasted sweeter to tasters ([@B72]), but some found no link between PROP taster status and hedonic ratings for sweet ([@B72]; [@B42]; [@B45]; [@B209]) and the consumption sweet beverages ([@B212]). Accordingly the role of bitter-taster status in shaping dietary preferences is certainly not negligible, but more research is needed to determine its effect on nutrition, besides the intake of bitter-tasting foods. Although the focus of this review was on genetic variants affecting taste, studies examining associations with


PROP/PTC were not included despite their strong linkage with TAS2R38 genotype. This may have resulted in some relevant papers not being included in the analyses and discussion.

The signal transduction of sweet taste is linked to heterodimers of two G protein-coupled receptors T1R2 and T1R3) ([@B168]; [@B179]), which are encoded by genes clustered on chromosome 1 ([@B132]). TAS1R2 is characterized by an increased level of genetic diversity, furthermore TAS1R3 is more conserved ([@B120]). Candidate gene studies of sweet preference targeted the polymorphic sites located in T1R2 and T1R3 genes involved in the signal transduction of this taste modality ([@B68]; [@B54]; [@B150]; [@B37]; [@B108]; [@B82]), with results not allowing further conclusions to make, since only the effect of the functional Ile191Val (rs35874116) variation ([@B37]) and the intronic rs3935570 yielded positiveand meta-analysis. Despite a growing body of nutrigenomics research, the overall number of studies available for this specific review was limited. Some studies had relatively small sample sizes, and several of them were conducted by the same research groups. Certain samples and study groups may have overlapped and participants were from similar backgrounds, without a representation of diverse populations or ethnic background. Considering the work carried out by different research teams, important factors such as genotyping method (s), assessment methods, ethnic composition, and genetic variant (s) evaluated, make direct comparison of findings hard and limit the generalizability of some results. Despite the mentioned limitations, this review represents the first systematic effort to compile and discuss studies on genetic background of taste perception, taste preferences, and its nutritional implications.

Conclusions


these target areas is essential in managing successful nutrition programs (reviewed in [@B11]).

Regardless, it is still important to emphasize that further genetic research is needed to elucidate the effect of genetic variants on food preference and nutritional behavior. This knowledge may enhance our understanding of the development of individual taste and related food preferences and food choices that will aid public health intervention programs targeting unhealthy dietary behaviors.

Author Contributions {#s6}
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JD conducted the literature search (involved in all the phases of the study selection procedure), performed the quality assessment of primary studies, interpreted the results, and wrote the manuscript. EL was involved in the screening process of abstracts, assessing full-text articles for eligibility, data extraction, and quality assessment of included studies and contributed to drafting the discussion section of // ACT

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                                 of the right lateral ventricle ([Figure 2](#fig2-2324709616658310){ref-type="fig"}). The findings are suggestive of multifocal stroke within the right MCA territory, and the likely etiology is atheroembolic from the ipsilateral ICA. No acute intracranial hemorrhage or midline shift was noted. The ventricles are normal in size with patent dural venous sinuses. The MRI brain gave an impression of multifocal small acute lacunar infarcts in the right cerebral hemisphere with true restricted diffusion, probably embolic in etiology.

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the posterior aspect of the right lateral ventricle.](10.1177_2324709616658310-fig2){#fig2-2324709616658310}

Magnetic resonance angiography (MRA) of the neck showed greater than 50%, moderate stenosis by NASCET criteria within the proximal aspect of the right internal carotid artery approximately 1 cm from the right carotid bifurcation ([Figure 3](#fig3-2324709616658310){ref-type="fig"}).

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MRA of the head was normal ([Figure 4](#fig4-2324709616658310){ref-type="fig"}).

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Transthoracic and transesophageal ultrasound (TES) of the heart were performed, which showed an ejection fraction of 55% but were negative for any clot. There was no patent foramen ovale on bubble study.

Differential Diagnosis and Treatment {#section4-2324709616658310}
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In the ES ionization technique, an external electric field is employed for purposes of both the creation of a spray of fine droplets and for the formation of gas phase ions. The success of the ES ionization method is highly dependent upon the electrostatic field at the tip of the tube as well as other parameters. For example, if the field at the tip is too high, or the pressure of the bath gas too low, a corona discharge will occur at the tip and substantially decrease the effectiveness ofcommonly used alternative to stainless steel capillaries, is a poor conductor of electricity, simply switching back to doing ES ionization with small inner diameter fused silica capillary tubes is not an attractive option. Accordingly, a need exists for an improved, highly sensitive method of forming negative ions using low sample flow rates that allow the greatest possible signal-to-noise (S/N) ratio for a given concentration, and maximizes resistance to capillary clogging during nanoliter scale infusion for the analysis of trace quantities of bacterial glycolipids.
As noted above, API methods that employ electrospray and atmospheric pressure chemical ionization sources have found widespread application in biology and chemistry. These devices allow gas phase ions to be formed from highly involatile and sensitive, delicate molecules. In standard ES ionization methods, charging, ionization and


already has an effect on PC density and vascular area, but not on the length or BRB integrity. This observation is consistent with other studies suggesting that PDGF-BB/PDGFR-β signaling is not required to maintain EC--PC interaction for BRB integrity during adulthood, although it is indispensable in formation and maturation of BRB through active recruitment of PCs onto the growing retinal vessels and could also be related to the suggested BRB-protective effect of imatinib \[[@B17-ijms-21-02522]\], and elimination of PCs will eventually lead to loss of function in capillaries, thus possibly having a major effect on retinal health and resulting in further vascular atrophy.

A weight drop occurred in the IP-injected but not in the IV-injected animals after treatment, suggesting an adverse systemic effect of imatinib that can be avoided withDL (**c**) Location of PCs in the neurovascular unit (NVU) imatinib treatment schemes. (**d**) Local (intravitreal---IV, left) and global (intraperitoneal---IP, right) treatment with imatinib.](ijms-21-02522-g001){#ijms-21-02522-f001}

![Pattern of endothelial PECAM1 (CD31) and PC PDGFR-β and NG2 in the mouse retina shows strong colocalization of PDGFR-β and NG2 in each layer of the retinal vasculature. (**a**) NG2 is strictly expressed by mural cells attached to the PECAM1+ vasculature, shown by confocal images of NG2-DsRed (red) and PECAM1/PDGFR-β (green) labeling (area 637 × 637 μm) in mouse retinas from each (superficial, intermediate, deep: SL, IL, DL) layer. PECAM1 labels endothelial cells, while (**b**) PDGFR-β is expressed by NG2+ PCs (and by smooth muscle cells, only shown on (**a**)). It recruits vascularization and stabilizes the mature vasculature. All samples were controls.](ijms-21-02522-g002){#ijms-21-02522-f002}

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search incident to Upshaw's arrest, the officers found $116 and a torn marijuana baggie in Upshaw's pants pocket.
On March 30, 2009, the State charged Upshaw with class B felony dealing in cocaine, class D felony possession of cocaine, class A misdemeanor and class D felony possession of marijuana, and class A misdemeanor driving while suspended with a prior misdemeanor conviction. On June 17, 2009, the State amended the charging information, adding charges of class B felony possession of cocaine, class A felony dealing in cocaine, and a habitual substance offender enhancement.
On August 4, 2009, Upshaw filed a motion for a speedy trial pursuant to Criminal Rule 4(B). The trial court granted the motion on August 11, found that the deadline was October 13, 2009, and set a trialthe corpus delicti requirement avoids the risk of convicting someone for a crime to which he confessed, but which never actually occurred).
Here, aside from Upshaw's confession to dealing, he repeatedly admitted on the scene and at trial that the cocaine and marijuana belonged to him. Police officers found crack cocaine, marijuana, and baggies in Upshaw's vehicle, and $116 and a torn marijuana baggie in Upshaw's pants pocket. We find this evidence sufficient to establish the corpus delicti of the crime, which renders Upshaw's confession admissible. See Willoughby v. State, 552 N.E.2d 462, 467 (Ind.1990) (holding that "where a defendant confesses to several crimes of varying severity within a single criminal episode, strict and separate application of the corpus delicti rule to each offense adds little to the ultimate


reliability of the confession once independent evidence of the principal crimes is introduced"). And the confession together with the evidence of the drugs on the scene are sufficient to support his conviction for class B felony dealing in cocaine.
Finally, Upshaw was convicted of driving while suspended with a prior misdemeanor within the past ten years. I.C. § 9-24-19-2. Although Upshaw undisputedly had a prior infraction within the past ten years, the State concedes that he has no prior misdemeanor conviction. Therefore, the State admits that Upshaw was improperly charged and convicted of this offense, and agrees that the conviction should be reversed.[4]
Driving while suspended as a class A infraction is an inherently lesser-included offense of the crime with which Upshaw was charged. Specifically, Indiana Code section 9-24-19-1 providesEvaluation of Multiplex Immunoassay Results

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What is the r'th term of -199, -805, -1813, -3223?
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of fact, appellant raises two basic issues. First, whether the City lent its credit, in violation of Const. art. 8, § 7, by acquiring the property, declaring it surplus, and later reselling it to Mercy. Second, whether the City violated SEPA by failing to consider environmental factors or by failing to prepare an EIS.

I. FINDINGS OF FACT
[1, 2] At the outset we note appellant has not argued or briefed six of the challenged findings of fact. Thus, he is deemed to have abandoned any claim of error as to them. State v. Wood, 89 Wn.2d 97, 99, 569 P.2d 1148 (1977); *810 Roberts v. Atlantic Richfield Co., 88 Wn.2d 887, 899, 568 P.2d 764 (1977); Highline School Dist 401 v. Port of Seattle, 87 Wn.2d 6, 18, 548for private enterprise.
Since the City acquired the Wade Fruit and Just properties[3] with the declared intention of reselling portions thereof to Mercy, there was clearly an unconstitutional loan of the City's credit. The fact that the City received value on resale does not negative the unconstitutionality of that loan of credit.
Receipt of value merely assures that the City did not make an unconstitutional gift of public funds, which is an entirely different matter.
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than Klotho on parathyroid glands. Furthermore, we will examine the outcome of intermittent vs. continuous administration of PTH (1-34) to Fgf23-/- and Klotho-/- mice to detect possible changes in the bone in response to anabolic and catabolic actions of PTH. Moreover, we will investigate whether increased osteopontin (OPN) expression accounts for the bone mineralization defect in Fgf23-/-, Klotho-/-, and Fgf23-/-/PTH-/-. This defect does not occur in Klotho-/-/PTH-/- mice, which exhibit relatively normal OPN levels. We will explore the mechanism responsible for the mineralization defect. Second, we will examine the role of Klotho in specific tissues using our unique Klotho fl/fl mouse. This will allow us to independently examine the effects of Klotho in the kidney and parathyroid glands to assess the relative importance and independent effects of Klothoin action.”, said AIBA Interim President Gafur Rahimov. “Last month, at the AIBA Youth Championships, we had the privilege of seeing our best young talents come together. And now these athletes have the opportunity to join the youth of the world to both compete and celebrate Olympism. This is an important step in an athletes’ career, and I hope that our young boxers will come away with an enriched experience.”

The Youth Olympic Games will bring together the world’s most talented athletes born between 1 January 2000 and 31 December 2001, all of whom have qualified through the AIBA Youth Women’s World Championships in 2017 and the Youth Continental Qualifiers in 2018.

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The present invention relates generally to the use of plasma polymerization to apply a very thin top coating of of a chemically resistant polymeric material over the surface of a polymeric substrate to protect the substrate from chemical attack by the electrolyte and also to preserve surface treatments performed on the substrate prior to deposit of the top coating. More particularly, the present disclosure relates to an improved membrane for an electrolytic cell and a method of preparation thereof utilizing plasma polymerization techniques to deposit a continuous top coating of approximately 100 to 2000 Angstroms on a substrate material generally a copolymeric cation exchange material having pendent sulfonic acid groups with polymers of tetrafluoroethylene or of an amide. The resultant coated membrane surfaces produced current efficiencies exceeding thosemore efficient electrochemical production.
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cell types varied approximately inversely while the total density of TH+ cells was virtually constant across the retina. No correlation between dopaminergic cells and rod distribution was found. However, we suggest that dopaminergic cells could have a role in mesopic and/or photopic vision in this species, since TH+ fibers are present in cone-dominated regions like the foveola and extreme nasal periphery.Q:

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My code for the readonly Combo
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I also try to set background and foreground, but it not this thing.

A:

The background color is a hint. On some platforms, some controls cannot change their background color.
The SWT CCombo is a custom control that emulates the behavior of a combo box by using a text input field, a button, and a list.
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Blake Parker: Realizing that having a newborn means so little sleep and so many dirty diapers

Martin Perez: Studied up on how he actually improved this season

Michael Pineda: He was still standing out on the mound pitching since his pace is that of a snail

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Montreal’s housing market is showing few signs of “problematic conditions,” according to the Canadian Mortgage and Housing Corporation, but several trends are moving in that direction.

“In the first quarter of 2017, evidence of problematic conditions remained weak. The resale market continued to tighten, putting upward pressure on prices, but the favourable economic and demographic situation justified current price levels,” Marie-Claude Guillotte, a senior market analyst at CMHC, said in the crown corporation’s quarterly Housing Market Assessment.

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The CMHC said it sees weak evidence of overheating in the Greater Montreal Area, with the seasonally adjusted sales-to-new-listingsthe telephone set is being rung, the step voltage can be more than three times the normal line voltage. Another impulse generator is a rotary dial which repeatedly shorts the pair.
Various schemes have been available for dealing with the noise problem in analog systems. For example, diode limiters cause any disturbances on a line above a certain magnitude to be cut off. This problem also may be avoided by assigning voice and data to conductor pairs which are not closely coupled. However, this last-mentioned technique for avoiding impulse noise, which is called pair selection, is subject to human error, is of limited effect in cables having only a few pairs and is not commonly used.
Also well known are various schemes for separating the usable bandwidth of a single


cable pair into separate channels. One method of doing this would include the step of dividing the usable bandwidth into frequency bands. Each band then could be used to transmit its own signal which could be analog or digital. Interference between the signals being transmitted in different frequency bands is properly termed crosstalk and, in such cases, is crosstalk between channels on the same pair.
The prior art also includes devices for dealing with impulse noise generators. As far as is known, devices for resisting the effect of impulse noise generators commonly are included in the circuit which is the target of the disturbance and which is referred to as the disturbed circuit. This may not always be a practical arrangement.
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  />
I want to get all attributes where
  value>0 and this way: "attribute1=10".

This XPath expression (when the attribute named "attribute1" is the context (current) node)):
    concat(name(), '=', .)
produces the string:
    attribute1=value1
and this XPath expression (when the node node is the context (current) node)):
    @*[. > 0]
selects all attributes of the context node, whose value is a number, greater than 0.
In XPath 2.0 one can combine them in a single XPath expression:
    @*[number(.) > 0]/concat(name(.),'=',.)
to get (in this particular case) this result:
    attribute1=10
If you are using XPath 1.0, which is less powerful, you'll need to embed the XPath expression in a hosting language, such as XSLT. The following XSLT 1.0 thransformation :
<xsl:stylesheet version="1.0"
    xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform">


Q:

Can we add date and time values to a DateTime variable separately?

I need to assign Date and Time values to a DateTime variable separately. Is it possible?
I have a DateTime variable named currentDate. I need to assign a Date value to it from a DateTime variable start, and the Time value from another DateTime variable called outTime.
Let's say start has 4/2/2018 10:00:00 as the value stored in it. And, outTime has 4/4/2018 16:00:00 as the value stored in it. Thus, my currentDate value should be 4/2/2018 16:00:00 where you can see that 4/2/2018 came from start and 16:00:00 came from outTime.
I am new to this and I was completely unsure if we could even do this or not.
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This is how Iissue (pdf) of Hutchings' California Magazine. It was also later reprinted the following year in the popular tourist guide, Scenes of Wonder and Curiosity in California:

In our estimation, it was a sacrilegious act; although it is possible, that the exhibition of the bark, among the unbelievers of the eastern part of our continent, and of Europe, may have convinced all the "Thomases" living, that we have great facts in California, that must be believed, sooner or later. This is the only palliating consideration with us for this act of desecration.

And then, in 1864, came the culminating moment when John Conness, the senator from California, rose in Congress to make a speech urging his colleagues to pass a bill that would see the now nationally famous Yosemite Valley and


factors and antimicrobial susceptibility.

Results {#Sec2}
=======

*P. multocida* isolation and identification {#Sec3}
-------------------------------------------

A total of 205 strains were recovered from the 530 lung samples. The amplified 1549 bp *16S rRNA* genes of the 205 isolates shared the highest identity (ranged from 99 to 100%) with that of *P. multocida*, suggesting that these isolates were *P. multocida* strains.

Capsular and LPS typing {#Sec4}
-----------------------

The 205 *P. multocida* isolates were classified into 2 capsular types (A and D) and 2 LPS genotypes (L3 and L6). When combining capsular types with LPS genotypes, A:L3 was the most prevalent serotype (51.22%, 105/205), followed by A:L6 (24.88%, 51/205), D:L6 (19.02%, 39/205) and D:L3 (4.88%, 10/205) (Table [1](#Tab1){ref-type="table"}). Eight out of 9 rabbit farms were co-infected by the *P. multocida* strains belonging to at least 2 serotypes (Table [1](#Tab1){ref-type="table"}). Table 1Thestudy were grouped into 4 serotypes of A:L6, A:L3, D:L6 and D:L3. In consistence with the previous reports, the isolates of capsular type A (76.10%) or LPS genotype L3 (56.10%) were the most predominate strains \[[@CR6]--[@CR10]\]. However, the highly pathogenic strain of capsular type F was not detected in this study \[[@CR6], [@CR7], [@CR10], [@CR13]\]. By now, the vaccines against *P. multocida* in rabbits in China were derived from the capsular type A strains, including C51--17 strain and JN strain. Thus it can be concluded that the vaccines do not fully match the epidemic strains.

By using the *P. multocida* Multi-host MLST scheme, the 205 *P. multocida* isolates in this study were clustered into 3 STs, ST10, ST11 and ST12, and the ST12 was the most prevalent sequence type


Use of oocyte transfer in a commercial breeding program for mares with reproductive abnormalities.
In some mares with lesions of the reproductive tract, embryo collection and survival rates are low, or collection of embryos is not feasible. For these mares, oocyte transfer has been proposed as a method to induce pregnancies. In this report, a method for oocyte transfer in mares and results of oocyte transfer performed over 2 breeding seasons, using mares with long histories of subfertility and various reproductive lesions, are described. Human chorionic gonadotropin or an implant containing a gonadotropin-releasing hormone analog was used to initiate follicular and oocyte maturation. Oocytes were collected by means of transvaginal ultrasound-guided follicular aspiration. Following follicular aspiration, cumulus oocyte complexes were evaluated for cumulus expansion and signs of atresia; immatureThe Land Council was considering developing the property as an Aboriginal art gallery and bush tucker restaurant. These plans failed to materialise and the property remained vacant and neglected until 2014.

In January 2014, Alastair and Diane Kinloch purchased the run-down building. They renovated the entire building as their own residence in December 2015.

Description
The 1882 Sailors' Home is a two-storey symmetrical building erected in the Victorian Italianate style. Walls are of brick construction with set plaster and cement rendering. The hipped roof is clad with corrugated asbestos, replacing the original galvanised iron. Eaves are close and feature ornate stone bracketing at the cornice level of the main wing. Paired moulded chimney stacks are located on the western wing.

The north (Bond Street) facade comprises three bays with the main


package org.andstatus.todoagenda;

import org.andstatus.todoagenda.provider.QueryResultsStorage;
import org.andstatus.todoagenda.util.MyClock;
import org.andstatus.todoagenda.widget.CalendarEntry;
import org.andstatus.todoagenda.widget.LastEntry;
import org.andstatus.todoagenda.widget.TaskEntry;
import org.andstatus.todoagenda.widget.WidgetEntryPosition;
import org.json.JSONException;
import org.junit.Test;

import java.io.IOException;

import static org.junit.Assert.assertEquals;

/**
 * @author yvolk@yurivolkov.com
 */
public class PastDueHeaderWithTasksTest extends BaseWidgetTest {

    /**
     * https://github.com/plusonelabs/calendar-widget/issues/205
     */
    @Test
    public void testPastDueHeaderWithTasks() throws IOException, JSONException {
        final String method = "testPastDueHeaderWithTasks";
        QueryResultsStorage inputs = provider.loadResultsAndSettings(
                org.andstatus.todoagenda.tests.R.raw.past_due_header_with_tasks);
        provider.addResults(inputs);

        playResults(method);

        assertEquals("Past and Due header", MyClock.DATETIME_MIN, getFactory().getWidgetEntries().get(0).entryDate);
        assertEquals(WidgetEntryPosition.PAST_AND_DUE_HEADER, getFactory().getWidgetEntries().get(0).entryPosition);

falls down before a row address strobe (RAS) signal does and when the row address strobe signal falls down, a refresh operation starts. Generally in a refresh mode, only row addresses are required to be provided. In the CAS BEFORE RAS REFRESH mode, the row addresses are automatically or internally provided from an internal counter. The internal counter is incremented by one each time a refresh row address is read therefrom, and therefore there is no need to provide refresh row addresses from the outside.
The EXPANDED NIBBLE mode is a mode for enabling a high speed access by inputting column address strobe signal as a clock pulse while keeping a row address strobe signal active. In this mode, a certain external column address following a certain external row


Introduction {#s001}
============

W[orldwide]{.smallcaps}, [methicillin-resistant]{.smallcaps} *Staphylococcus aureus* (MRSA) is a well-known pathogen associated with severe infections in hospitals and the community (McDougal et al. [@B31], Otter and French [@B35], Chuang and Huang [@B11], CDC [@B9]). In Latin America, reports of MRSA colonization and infections are scarce. Nonetheless, this pathogen is considered one of the leading causes of nosocomial infections in human hospitals, with prevalence ranging from 6% in Cuba to as high as 80% in Chile and Peru (Loureiro et al. [@B29], PAHO [@B37], Ribeiro et al. [@B40], Guzmán-Blanco et al. [@B15]).

In the case of Costa Rica, the Pan American Health Organization reports that the prevalence of MRSA among hospital-associated *S. aureus* isolates has increased from 45% to 70% between 2002 and 2007 (PAHO). These data are also supported byof MRSA among dogs and cats in Brazil, where only one cat was positive (Quitoco et al. [@B38]).

It is well known that MRSA can survive in the environment for long periods of time and remain infectious (Wagenvoort et al. [@B51], Kramer et al. [@B25]). In fact, it has been suggested that contaminated contact surfaces within veterinary settings could have been involved in the transmission of MRSA to patients (Van Balen et al. [@B49]). As a result, contact surfaces have been considered a plausible reservoir for this pathogen and a potential source for nosocomial and occupational infections within veterinary hospitals (Weese [@B52], Bergström et al. [@B3], Van Balen et al. [@B48]). As such, strict measures for the control and prevention of MRSA transmission within veterinary settings are indicated.

In recent


                               Examination table, door, and equipment^[▴](#tf2){ref-type="table-fn"}[b](#tf4){ref-type="table-fn"}^
  Examination room 3                                                                        Light switches^[•](#tf1){ref-type="table-fn"}[a](#tf3){ref-type="table-fn"}^       n/a        teaching hospital in Costa Rica. Of interest is the fact that, in other areas of the world (primarily North America, Europe, and some countries in Asia), similar settings have described HA-MRSA outnumbering community-associated strains in regard to environmental contamination (Loeffler et al. [@B28], Heller et al. [@B16], Hoet et al. [@B21], Bergström et al. [@B2], Van Balen et al. [@B48],). In addition, the MRSA strain described in this study (USA700) does not seem to be particularly prevalent in other countries (Tenover et al. [@B46], [@B47], Otter and French [@B35], Chuang and Huang [@B11], Hoet et al. [@B20], Hidalgo et al. [@B18]).

However, it has been commonly suggested that the predominant MRSA strain(s) present in a healthcare setting is usually a reflection of the most prevalent clones found in the


and/or independent introduction from a common or few sources. During the environmental sampling dates, there were no known clinical cases treated or hospitalized with MRSA infections at the hospital. Therefore, an unidentified infected/colonized animal(s) and/or human(s) entering the hospital is the most likely source responsible for introducing the MRSA strain into the hospital.

Once inside the hospital, inadequate cleaning/disinfection and lax biosecurity/prevention protocols were the most probable factors contributing to the dissemination of MRSA across the veterinary facility. This hypothesis is based on facts discussed in previous studies, where the implementation of appropriate and targeted cleaning and disinfection protocols can effectively reduce MRSA environmental contamination (Rampling et al. [@B39], Boyce et al. [@B6], Jinadatha et al. [@B24], Yuen et al. [@B56], Semret et al. [@B43]).

Considering the plausible occupational andaddition, due to relevant differences between veterinary hospitals (including infrastructure and management), the possibility of extrapolating our results to other settings is limited. Still, this is the first study reporting MRSA environmental contamination in a veterinary teaching hospital in Central America, and could be used as a starting point for other countries in the same region.

Conclusion {#s014}
==========

It is noteworthy and concerning to identify a multidrug-resistant CA-MRSA strain (USA700), unfrequently reported in other countries, contaminating 26.5% surfaces at the largest veterinary teaching hospital in Costa Rica. In addition, 92.8% of the isolates recovered were resistant to ≥5 antimicrobial classes and 21.4% were PVL positive, which translate to a higher risk of life-threatening infections if nosocomial or occupational transmission of these highly pathogenic bacteria were to occur within this setting.


available resource. Alberta currently sits in third place for total installed wind energy capacity – behind Ontario and Quebec. WindVision 2025 makes the case that Alberta is well positioned to take strategic advantage of its significant wind resource, access to skilled trades, and interest by independent power producers.

“Wind energy can provide substantial amounts of new clean electricity to Albertans while at the same time contributing to rural economic development and addressing concerns about increases in greenhouse gas emissions from the province’s broader energy sector. Without immediate action by policymakers, however, the prospects for additional wind energy development in Alberta are limited,” said Robert Hornung, president of CanWEA. “WindVision 2025 proposes measures that will address barriers to wind energy development and help the province meet its goals of reducedthe carbon price will increase the value of greenhouse gas offsets produced by wind energy projects, providing an additional revenue stream that will improve project economics.”

When it comes to benefits, the impact of developing the province’s wind energy resource is substantial. From an environmental perspective, every 150 MW wind farm built in Alberta:

– Reduces Alberta’s GHG emissions by 300,000 tonnes a year – equivalent to taking 60,000 cars off the road
– Reduces water consumption by 480 million litres a year, relative to natural gas generation – equivalent to the volume of 160 Olympic-sized swimming pools

Wind energy development pays significant economic dividends as well. Every 150 MW of new capacity represents:

– $316 million in investment
– 140 full-time equivalent jobs in construction
– 10 permanent jobs in operations and maintenance
– $17


This was a very action packed story that offered an entirely new paranormal creature. Actually two new creatures, the Crovirs and the Bastians, who are immortal races that are hiding in plain sight. Similar to humans, but also very different. I loved the depth and background given to both races. There is a whole history woven into the story, with details doled out in easy to digest chunks. Everything flows together well and creates a detailed story with truly unique characters. The plot of the story was very action packed and exciting. There was always something happening or something developing, […]a mixer having relatively good IM property and is described for example in "An Unusual Microwave Mixer", by G. Tomasetti, Proc. 16th Microwave Conf., 754, (1987). According to this mixer, the LO (Local Oscillator) signal and the IF (Intermediate Frequency) signal are fed to and taken from the drain of the GaAs FET while the RF (Radio Frequency) signal is fed to the gate of this FET.
The input impedance of the FET in this mixer almost depends upon the gate-source capacitance when this mixer is used at the mobile communication frequency of around 1 GHz. For example, in case of the GaAs FET with the gate width of 100 .mu.m, the input impedance depending upon the gate-source capacitance will be about 2 k.OMEGA. (kilo-ohms order). Since the gate


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Taking a cut ‘n’ paste aesthetic, the EP centre point is the sprawling Roots Of A Hero, with a fierce blend of low slung bass, cut-up vocals and lightning scratching. The chilled hip-hop of Black Mountain meanwhile, is the calmer side of the group, throwing live flutes, acoustic guitars and hazy hip-hop beats into the mix.

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After a year he was sent to Europe to install electrical lighting systems in the Hotel de Ville in Antwerp and La Scala in Milan, among other public places.

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less harmful than the real thing, he says. "The e-cigarette has the advantage of not having the thousands of other chemicals, besides nicotine, that a real cigarette has," he says.

"I don't think it's conclusive but there's no doubt if you expose someone to fewer bioactive chemical compounds there is going to be less effect on the heart," Luepker says. But they should only be used as a temporary bridge while quitting smoking, he says.

The e-cigarettes used in the study contained 11 milligrams per milliliter of nicotine (Nobacco, USA Mix) in the liquid. That’s a "moderate" amount, according to Farsalinos, who says they can contain up to 23 milligrams per milliliter of nicotine.

Many laboratory analyses have shown electronic cigarettes do not contain carcinogens, he says. But even in studiesbulk of literature examining correlates of DV perpetration comes from high-income settings and has linked DV perpetration to the following: young age, low socio-economic status, alcohol and substance abuse, stress, having a mental health or personality disorder, poor social support, experiencing abuse as a child, witnessing or experiencing DV oneself, accepting attitudes toward DV, frontal lobe dysfunction and hormonal and neurotransmitter imbalance, marital discord, relationship dissatisfaction, and jealousy\[[@pone.0197303.ref030]--[@pone.0197303.ref032]\]. The few studies examining perpetration of DV in India and other LMIC settings suggest DV perpetration is associated with age, low socio-economic status, caste, religion, urban residence, accepting attitudes toward wife beating, childhood witness of DV, aggression in the workplace or community, alcohol use, having multiple children, larger family dwelling (i.e. joint families), marital duration, marital conflict (over sex and


(σ = 2.38), greater than half (55/100) had not completed education beyond the 10^th^ standard, the vast majority were employed (93/100), but 57/100 had monthly income ≤ Indian Rupees (INR) 10,000. Most lived in joint families pre- and post-marriage (95/100 and 91/100, respectively), with an average of 5.72 (σ = 2.55) household members. The sample was largely of Hindu religion (72/100) and of reserved caste (67% or 67/100).

In contrast, the average age of the participants' spouse was 20.98 years (σ = 2.40), and while the spouse's education level was similar to that of the men (53/100 not completing education beyond 10^th^ standard), only 8/100 were employed, with the vast majority 91/100 having no income. Since marriage (i.e. ≤18 months) over half (54/100) had been pregnant and one-third (32/100)                 -0.228                                             0.029   -0.288   0.002   -0.304   0.002

Stand = standardized; vars = variables.

Discussion {#sec014}
==========

This study is the first to examine drivers of DV perpetration in slum communities in India and contributes to the global literature that informs strategies that engage men to prevent DV in resource-limited settings. Among recently-married men residing in Pune slums, past 3-month DV perpetration was associated with


novel, modifiable risk factors for DV perpetration. Lastly, this study sheds critical light on a very difficult-to-reach population. For example, the participants' time availability was limited due to long working days and social norms encouraging alcohol and socialization by night, their mothers often discouraged their participation, and private, convenient venues for conducting interviews were difficult to come by in the communities in which the participants lived.

A significant limitation of the study is its cross-sectional design which hinders our ability to draw causal inferences. While we hypothesize that conservative conceptions of behaviors constituting violence, perception of not achieving the "husband ideal," low resilience, increased jealousy, and less time together in the relationship led to increased DV perpetration, the converse may also be true. It is possible that perpetration ofQ:

QGIS field calculator: Change start value for @row_number

So I can use the @row_number function to number sequentially but I want my start value to be 27, not 1.
Is there some bit of code i need to use, where I can change the start value?

A:

To increase the starting value of a variable, use addition.
@row_number + 26


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This is troubling in the extreme.College students' role models, learning style preferences, and academic achievement in collaborative teaching: absolute versus relativistic thinking.
Based on the perspective of postformal operations, this study investigated whether college students' role models (technical teachers vs. lecturing teachers) and preferred learning styles (experience-driven mode vs. theory-driven mode) in collaborative teaching courses would be moderated by their cognitive development (absolute thinking vs. relativistic thinking) and examine whether academic achievement of students would be contingent upon their preferred learning styles. Two hundred forty-four college students who have taken the technical courses with collaborative teaching participated in this study. The results showed that those participants with absolute thinking perceived the modeling advantage of technical teachers was greater than that of lecturing teachers, preferred the experience-driven mode over the theory-driven mode, and displayed differential


After a long process of entering her family’s information, she was denied coverage.

She then called a help line, and said the woman on the other end was “very pleasant but not at all helpful.”

“I still love the whole idea, but ultimately I’ve got to figure out health care for me and my family,” she said.

Scott Baetz, co-chairman of the advisory board, hasn’t had any better luck, he said.

“The information we received this year from Anthem (Blue Cross Blue Shield) was phenomenal, but when we had questions, my insurance agent, who’s a really wonderful person, is swimming in the deep end,” he said.

“There were lot of expectations about where we were going, and as we encounter speed bumps, everyone is working to resolve them, but everyone is so disheartenedit, putting way her sword. "I thought they didn't
exist." She whispers to her self as she looks at the blood on
her, "How am I supposed to explain this to my mom." Lillian tries
to stand put falls from the lose of blood. She tries again and
stumbles to the ground and her vision starts to blur, as she sees
a tall young man stand over her.
"Hm. That was very interesting girl. Now lets get you some help."
He says as he lifts her into his arms as she passes out.

She wakes up to nothing but darkness hours later, she is in a
warm bed and sits up, "No, lay and rest. It is tiring work
fighting a group of young male vampires. You know, that sword of
yours saved your life." Her eyes a just


keep you safe from vampires or they
will try to get the power. And especially Granfil." Aryan said to
his brothers.
"Granfil? Who's that?" Lillian asked with a blank expression.
They stared at her surprised, and then they looked at each other
and started laughing.
"Are you serious women?" Crusan laughed as he pointed at
Lillian.
"My name is not women… its Lillian." She whispered looking at
him. "And yes I am serious. Who is Granfil?" Crusan stopped
laughing and pulled her to the reading room and sat her down. The
others followed and sat down next to her as Crusan sat in front
of her, all three of them were close to her at that moment which
made her uncomfortable. "Um, why are you guys sitting so
close?"
"Cause, its funny." Alexander said chuckling a little.
"And you smell good." Crusan said lickinghe were
to get the Power than he would kill every human in the world and
kill any vampire who gets in his way." Alexander said with a
serious expression.
"Oh I forgot to ask, did you happen to catch the name of the lead
vampire?" Crusan asked.
"I didn't but maybe Miss Lillian did." Aryan said looking at
Lillian.
"Um one, please don't call me miss. And second I think I did, I
believe his name was Rusn." She said.
"Rusn?" They all said at the same time.
"Yes. Why? Do u know him?" She said confused.
"Rusn is the right hand man of Granfil. He is very powerful. And
a little human girl like you was able to hurt him?" Alexander
asked.
"Yes, I hurt him. But just because I'm human doesn't mean I'm
weak." She said staring at them.
"Ok lets all


out your special. And, my brother Aryan really likes
you. That's why he brought you here. So were going to protect
you. Also, we're going to have go see someone…. That none of us
really like… the VHS. Vampire Hunters Society. They will need to
know about this."
"Yea, if you say so."
"Well you better get some sleep."
"Ok. Night."
He chuckles, "Night."

The Next Morning

"Wakey Wakey, Lillian." A voice says to her.
"Five more minutes mommy." Lillian moans.
"I'm not your mommy Miss Lillian. Its me Aryan." He chuckles. She
sits up right away. And looks around and sees the three boys from
last night sitting on the bed laughing at her. "I guess your not
a morning person are you Lillian?" She hides under the blankets
trying to hide how she is embarrassed.
"Aw the little human is embarrassed, its sohe felt a tug on his shirt.
"A-Aryan?"
"Lillian your awake?"
"What's go-going o-on?" She said with her eyes still
closed.
"We're going to take you to the VHS as soon as possible.
Alexander and Crusan went to go pack some stuff." He said as he
stared at her.
"Aryan?"
"Yea?"
"Why are you staring at me?" She said letting go of his
shirt.
"How do you know I'm staring at you?"
"I know when someone's staring at me… I know the fe-feeling." She
feel asleep again.
"Please don't force your self to talk… your just going to run up
the little energy you have left." He said as his brothers
re-entered the room with a back pack.
"How's the human doing?" Crusan said with a low chuckle.
"What's so funny Crusan? This is no laughing matter…" Aryan yield
as he jumped up. He jumped to get his


passed out. Corin
picked her up and headed toward the infirmary. "You need to help
her."
"P-please my friends are still out there… th-they are vampires
but good ones…. Just ask them there names… there's Aryan,
Alexander, and Crusan…." She fell asleep again. The group stood
at her bed and stared at her blankly.
"She has vampire friends? That's not normal for a human girl."
Said a man standing at the door. The man was dressed in all black
but looked like a teenager. He walked over to her and stared at
her like he was looking at an interesting painting. "So who is
she Corin?"
"I don't know. I just found her in the forest covered up in a
blanket."
"Hm. Interesting. I would say we should go look for her friends
and bring them to her. It is obvious that herat her. "I don't see what's so special about this
little human. She looks like anyoth-" He stared at her in
surprise as her hair turned red and her eyes opened and stared at
him.
"Wha-what ar-are you st-starin-staring a-at?" She said sitting
up.
"Your hair and eyes just turned colors.." He said pulling on her
hair to look at it.
"They did? I didn't see." She said blushing. "I have something to
tell you Aryan…"
"Yes what is it Miss Lillian?" He said moving over too her.
"I found this out the day I was attacked by Rusan… it was why I
was out late… My mom said I was adopted…. She said that my real
family was murdered and I was almost killed… I belonged to a
family that was well know to vampires and vampire hunters alike…
I was not


killed because no one knew I existed.. My mother and
father decided that it would be best for me to not be known to
anyone so.. They kept me a secret… that's why I lived… no one
knew I existed… but my father and two brothers taught me how to
fight.. I asked them why but they never told me.. So that's what
needed to be known…" She said looking down. She got out of the
bed. The boy tugged on her hair. "Ow let go of my hair." She
yelled at him. He tugged on it a little more playfully. Lillian
turned around and jumped on him. Her eyes turned yellow as she
stared at him.
"Hey that was uncalled for little girl." He said with a
chuckle.
"No it wasn't you should have let go of my hair.from
Alexander.
"I'm fine please put me down." She said huffing. He sat her down
on the bench and looked over his brother. "Is he alright?" She
said picking up her books. Her vision started to blur and she
started to stumble.
"Yea he'll be fin-" He saw she had passed out on the ground.
Still holding her books. "Hey! Lillian?!" He yelled. "Crusin! We
got to get these two to the infirmary!" He said grabbing a hold
of Aryan and putting him on his back. Crusin watched Alexander
take his brother in side. He looked down at Lillian who was now
awake staring straight ahead well still lying on the
ground.
"Come on Lilly. Lets get y-" He reached for her but stopped and
picked up the book lying next to her. "'The Caramora Family
history'?" He looked at her. "Your part