Q:

Select date ranges with a 50% overlap to another date range

I have a series of date ranges with columns e.g.
start_date, end_date, period_name
   1         100     Roman
 -50          75     Iron Age b
-100          20     Iron Age a

My team have asked me to build 2 queries:

Select the Roman period and any which overlaps
same as 1 but only those ranges which overlap >40%

I'm assuming I would have to write a function in postgresql (PL/pgSQL), any help is very welcome.

A:

This can be expressed using Postgres' range types quite nicely
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To further examine the relationship between activation of PKC via specific GPCRs and pressure-promoted tubulogenesis, we evaluated the formation of tube-like structures when the activations of PKC, G protein, and GPCR were inhibited using each inhibitor. Inhibition of their activation prevent pressure-induced increases in the length of the tube-like structures and the number of their branch points (Supplementary Fig. [11](#MOESM1){ref-type="media"}). These results suggest that hydrostatic pressure promotes endothelial tubulogenesis via the Ras/ERK pathway driven by the activation of PKC, G protein, and specific GPCRs.

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Finally, we investigated how HUVECs sense hydrostatic pressure and convert it to a biochemical signal that leads to the activation of100% confluency, the EM1 was then removed and the HUVECs were covered with overlaying collagen gel (200 µL). After gelation for 15 min at 37 °C, the collagen gel layers were placed inside the pressure exposure system, and the cells between the layers were exposed to pressure in EM1 for 3 h. The cells were then removed from the system and incubated in a CO~2~ incubator for 13 h. After incubation, the cells were fixed in 4% paraformaldehyde phosphate buffer solution (PFA; 163--20145, Wako Pure Chemical Industries, Osaka, Japan) for 30 min at room temperature. For the inhibition study, inhibitor was added to EM1 and the cells incubated for 30 min before overlaying of the collagen gel. Tube-like structures formed by HUVECs were observed using an inverted phase-contrast microscope (Ti-U, Nikon, Tokyo, Japan) or a


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HUVECs were washed with ice-cold Tris-buffered saline (TBS; 25 mM Tris-HCl \[pH 7.5\], 150 mM NaCl), lysed using lysis buffer (25 mM Tris-HCl \[pH 7.2\], 150 mM NaCl, 5 mM MgCl~2~, 1% NP-40, 5% glycerol, and protease inhibitor cocktail), scraped, and collected in a microtube. After a 5-min incubation on ice, cell debris was removed by centrifugation at 16,000*g* at 4 °C for 15 min. The pull-down assay was conducted using an Active Ras Pull-Down and Detection kit (16117, Thermo Fisher Scientific) according to the manufacturer's instructions, and proteins were recovered from the resultant immunoprecipitates in 2× SDS sample buffer.

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Samples were subjected to SDS-PAGE and then transferred onto an Immun-Blot PVDF membrane (162--0177, Bio-Rad Laboratories). The membrane was blocked with TBS containing 1% BA and 0.05% Tween 20 and thenDan. ‘I didn’t doubt she’d make a fantastic mother, but that wasn’t what I wanted.’

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Dan Short, 50, Steve McLaren, 41, and Martin Thomas, 42, pictured left to right, have all had a vasectomy to avoid having more children. The trend is increasing among men aged 41-45

While the couple did use contraception that night, things fizzled out weeks later.

Dan says: ‘It wasn’t a coincidence that I went on to have a vasectomy shortly afterwards’. As dramatic a reaction as that may seem, Dan still maintains it’s a prudent course of action, not just for himself, but for other divorced dads dating childless younger women.

He explains: ‘On numerous occasions during my single life, women have casually asked about contraception.

‘You do have to be careful because these are


‘I can’t imagine how they’d react if I told them that a little brother or a sister was on the way.’

It’s another reason why, over the past seven years, Dan is confident he ‘hasn’t regretted the vasectomy once’.

Steve McLaren, a 41-year-old physiotherapist from Newcastle, who describes modern dating tactics as ‘terrifying’, is another man without regrets about taking back control.

Martin Thomas (pictured), 42, had to wait seven years to be approved for a vasectomy

After his marriage collapsed in 2015, Steve tried dating sites such as Plenty Of Fish and Tinder only to be astonished at how brazen some women were about wanting a baby.

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Clinical (symptoms and pathology), radiological and microbiological (smear and culture) data was recorded. Presence of comorbidities was analyzed for diabetes, HIV co-infection and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD). Other pathologies as end-stage renal disease, pancreatitis, psychological disorders and hepatitis were grouped together as "comorbidities". Tobacco consumption was investigated by means of two independent interviews. Smoking quantity was classified as a standard "pack-years ratio" defined as: (number of cigarettes consumed per day/20) × (number of years the person has smoked) \[[@pone.0182998.ref020]\]. "Underweight" was considered when the variable Body Mass Index (BMI) was ≤18.5 \[[@pone.0182998.ref021]\]. The Social Class variable was categorized according to the Spanish Occupational National Center (CNO) \[[@pone.0182998.ref022]\].

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Patient characteristics {#sec014}
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smokers with active TB, smoked more than 15 pack-years *versus* 18.3% (17/93) of LTBI smokers and 5% (2/40) of non-LTBI smokers. Additionally, pack-years estimation not only depends on cigarette numbers, but also on years the individual has been smoking. Therefore, number of smoking years exacerbates the negative effect of tobacco smoke. In our study, mean age (years) ± SD of active TB patients who smoked \>15 pack-years versus those who smoked \<15 pack-years was 45.02 ± 11.15 and 33.83±13.7, respectively. The same tendency was observed in LTBI individuals, mean ages (years) ± SD in those who smoked \>15 pack-years or \<15 pack-years were 40.00±8.1 and 30.00±12.55, respectively.

The impact of smoke cessation on immunity against *M*. *tuberculosis* is controversial. It has been shown in a murine model that tobaccowho smoke have a negative effect on radiological manifestations, sputum culture conversions in a dose-dependent manner, and treatment extension, (ii) tobacco smoke increases probability of false-negative IGRA results in active TB and LTBI patients due to decreased IFN-γ secretion, and (iii) IFN-γ response is affected by smoking being related with the pack-years consumption. Thus, this study adds further data about clinical performance according to tobacco smoke, which could help to explain and understand false-negative and indeterminate QFN-G-IT and T-SPOT.TB assays results on smokers. Furthermore, our data establish an association between tobacco and TB outcome due to a weaken host immune response caused by tobacco smoke. Advising smoke cessation and avoiding smoke exposure are two important measures for TB control \[[@pone.0182998.ref003], [@pone.0182998.ref042], [@pone.0182998.ref043]\]. Efforts to integrate smoking cessation interventions


are now in the middle of an evidence-destruction scandal (Scandal #2), following Scandal #1 (IRS harassment of certain political groups). But the foundation of BOTH these is maybe Scandal #3, which one person calls a “Federal-bureaucracy-that-makes-itself-unaccountable” scandal. Anyone who has ever tangled with the IRS or known a family member or friend who got ensnared, knows that the IRS is a cesspool-network of hidden powers and permissions and officials that was obviously designed to be that way. It has been obvious for half-a-century or more that the IRS is a key agency for tyranny in America. Now with the FATCA Act, its mandate is worldwide, in the entire Empire.

Bloomberg’s “Everytown a stupid town” hoploclastic organization has spread a whopper of a lie in the past several weeks, claimingwrong?

JOHN KEY: I suppose the point to make here is…

GUYON ESPINER: No, no. The question is very simple, Prime Minister. We have the head of the agency at the time saying there WAS mass collection of personal data. I’m just asking you: Is he right or is he wrong?

JOHN KEY: I don’t even know what he means by that, so there’s no point in asking that question, because I can’t tell you what’s in Bruce Ferguson’s head and what he means by that. What I can tell you is what I know, and what I know is that there are a variety of reasons why we collect information. We have a variety of techniques of doing that. The law is very clear about what it allows us to


“sort of mass,” and what does he mean by that? I mean, for instance, when GCSB for the most part acts—not always, but for the most part—when they act, they act under warrants of authority. The warrant of authority is for a particular reason. It might be for a…

GUYON ESPINER: Yes, but you’re drawing a distinction, aren’t you, between the surveillance and the mass collection. I’m asking—and, look, it’s pretty simple…

JOHN KEY: Actually, unfortunately, this is the problem: It ain’t that simple. What I can tell you is, you have a warrant; it’s for a particular reason. The particular reason could be—as Bruce Ferguson said on your show—a drug dealer. So they could collect information in relation to that drug dealer. And, as we know, it’s possible thatelectronics industry, including in microelectronics industry, which requires materials with lower signal loss (which is proportional to dielectric constant) or lower delay, as well as reduced cross talk between two conductor lines. Here the requirements are for K less than about 6, preferably less than 4 (even less than 3.8). For this purpose, a number of high Q, low K oxide ceramic materials exist, such as silica (K˜3.8), β-eucryptite (LiAlSiO4) (K˜4.8), sillimanite (Al2O3.SiO2) (K˜5.3), albite (NaAlSi3O8) (K˜5.5), magnesium phosphate (Mg2P2O7) (K˜6.1), aluminum phosphate (AlPO4) (K˜6.1), cordierite (2MgO.2Al2O3.5SiO2) (K˜6.2) and willemite (2ZnO.SiO2) (K˜6.6), wherein the symbol “˜” means “approximately equal to”. However, these crystalline oxide materials have very high sintering temperatures (e.g. greater than 1000° C. or greater than 1100° C.), and may therefore not be compatible with co-firing


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The pattern shift factor is obtained by the following equation: EQU the pattern shift factor=the amount of shift (.mu.m)/the thickness of the epitaxial layer (.mu.m)
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the asymmetries from the two GRSV sets are essentially constant and small. From $Q = 10GeV$ to $Q = M_Z$, the asymmetries change by two orders of magnitude.

However, the double-spin asymmetries $|A_{LL}|$ are of the same order of magnitude in the same $q_T$ range and for the three $Q$ values. The CLW sets give comparatively larger differences between the asymmetries for the same $q_T$ range than the GRSV sets, which give essentially constant differences between the asymmetries. We note that the asymmetries are nearly constant for different $Q$ values.

We have also calculated the contributions of the subprocesses $G + q \rightarrow l^+ l^- + q$ (Fig. 1a-1b) and $q + \bar{q} \rightarrow l^+ l^- + G$ (Fig. 1c-1d) to the single-spin and double-spin asymmetries at $Q = M_Z$iM_Z\Gamma_Z)}{\langle 52\rangle
     \langle 45\rangle^\dagger
     \langle 32\rangle \over \langle 12\rangle\langle 51\rangle
     }\,,\nonumber\\
M^Z_2(+,-;+,-,-) & = & {\sqrt{2} ig T^a g^2_Z R_q L_e \over
     (q^2 - M^2_Z + iM_Z\Gamma_Z)}{\langle 45\rangle^2
     \langle 43\rangle^\dagger \over \langle 12\rangle\langle 51\rangle}
     \,,\nonumber\\
M^Z_2(+,-;-,+,-) & = & {\sqrt{2} ig T^a g^2_Z L_q R_e \over
     (q^2 - M^2_Z + iM_Z\Gamma_Z)}{\langle 35\rangle^2
     \langle 34\rangle^\dagger \over \langle 12\rangle\langle 51\rangle}
     \,,\nonumber\\
M^Z_2(-,+;+,-,+) & = & {\sqrt{2} ig T^a g^2_Z R_q L_e \over
     (q^2 - M^2_Z + iM_Z\Gamma_Z)}{\langle 35\rangle^{\dagger 2}
     \langle 43\rangle \over \langle 12\rangle^\dagger\langle 15\rangle


    (q^2 - M^2_Z + iM_Z\Gamma_Z)}{\langle 13\rangle
     \langle 42\rangle^\dagger \over \langle 51\rangle^\dagger}\,,
     \nonumber\\
M^Z_2(-,-;-,+,-) & = & {\sqrt{2} ig T^a g^2_Z L_q R_e \over
     (q^2 - M^2_Z + iM_Z\Gamma_Z)}{\langle 24\rangle^\dagger
     \langle 53\rangle \langle 25\rangle^\dagger
     \over \langle 12\rangle^\dagger \langle 15 \rangle^\dagger}\,,
     \nonumber\\
M^Z_4(+,-;+,-,+) & = & {\sqrt{2} ig T^a g^2_Z L_q L_e \over
     (q^2 - M^2_Z + iM_Z\Gamma_Z)}{\langle 14\rangle^2
     \langle 43\rangle^\dagger
     \over \langle 15\rangle\langle 25\rangle
     }\,,\nonumber\\
M^Z_3(+,-;+,-,-) & = & {\sqrt{2} ig T^a g^2_Z L_q L_e \over
     (q^2 - M^2_Z + iM_Z\Gamma_Z)}{\langle 23\rangle^\dagger
   \,,\nonumber\\
M^\gamma_1(-,-;-,+,-) & = & {2\sqrt{2} ig e^2 Q_q T^a\over
     q^2}{\langle 13\rangle
     \langle 24\rangle^\dagger \over \langle 15 \rangle
     ^\dagger}\,,\nonumber\\
M^\gamma_2(-,-;-,+,-) & = & {2\sqrt{2} ig e^2 Q_q T^a\over
     q^2}{\langle 24\rangle^\dagger
     \langle 53\rangle \langle 25\rangle^\dagger
     \over \langle 12\rangle^\dagger \langle 15 \rangle^\dagger}\,\,,\nonumber\\
M^\gamma_4(+,-;+,-,+) & = & {2\sqrt{2} ig e^2 Q_q T^a\over
     q^2}{\langle 14\rangle^2
     \langle 43\rangle^\dagger
     \over \langle 25 \rangle \langle 15\rangle
     }\,,\nonumber\\
M^\gamma_3(+,-;+,-,-) & = & {2\sqrt{2} ig e^2 Q_q T^a\over
     q^2}{\langle 54\rangle
     \langle 23\rangle^\dagger \over \langle 15 \rangle^\dagger
     }\,,\nonumber\\
M^\gamma_4(+,-;+,-,-) &


and (c) $Q = M_Z$ are shown.

[**Fig. 5**]{} Contributions of the subprocesses $G + q \rightarrow l^+ l^- + q$ (Fig. 1a-1b) and $q + \bar{q} \rightarrow l^+ l^- + G$ (Fig. 1c-1d) to the single-spin and double-spin asymmetries at $Q = M_Z$ and $\sqrt{S} = 500 GeV$. (a) and (b) are contributions obtained from the CLW sets, while (c) and (d) are those obtained from the GRSV sets.

[^1]: Author to whom all correspondence should be addressed.\
    E-mail: t14269@MAIL.NCKU.EDU.TW.
specifically addressed whether it is even theoretically possible that enough people would switch to hospitals outside Dubuque to make a DRHS price increase unprofitable, and concluded that it is not. She explained that, even if defendants' critical loss figure of 8% were taken as true (i.e., that an 8% patient shift would defeat a 5% price increase), the total number of possible patients who might switch was below that figure. Thus, she analyzed the 24% (rounded up from the actual number of 23.8%) of the Dubuque hospital patients residing outside her defined market, and showed that: (i) at most, as a practical matter, only 6.5% of all patients realistically might possibly shift (i.e., 100% less patients living inside the market (76.2%) less patients living outside the market but


within 25 miles of Dubuque (10.6%) less others not likely to switch (6.6%) because they are members of Medical Associates HMO or because of their past admitting patterns (e.g., through emergency rooms or by primary care physicians, cardiologists or oncologists or for other reasons); and (ii) even as to that 6.5%, there is no way to know how many actually would shift (and, of course, even if they all did, it would not be enough to make the price increase unprofitable). [FOF A]

While Dr. Harris focused on an 8% critical loss figure based on a 5% price increase, it is important to keep in mind that: (i) Dr. Harris' critical loss figure would be 30% or more if the assumed price increase is 20% (as would be theof market power [T542-43 (Noether), 2573-80 (Harris)], which the Government proved was the case [T325-27 (Noether), 269-70, 274-75 (Thomson); Cremer 41-44, 161-63].

4. DRHS would have at least a 78% market share (i.e., if all the hospitals within 35 miles of Dubuque were included), and more realistically a virtual 100% market share, in the relevant geographic market. [T352-53, 377-79 (Noether); E255, 264]

5. Even if DRHS somehow were constrained from raising prices across-the-board (which is unlikely because of the extremely limited possibilities for patient shifting), it still could raise prices to consumers within the market who have no practical alternatives, while selectively contracting at lower prices with employers and managed care plans representing consumers at the fringe. [T884-86, 1039-42 (Rogols), 2306-09 (Tracy)] This also would prove that DRHS has the


ability to exercise market power. [T542-43 (Noether), 2592-94 (Harris)]

6. The Finley board (as reflected in its minutes) expressed concern about the need to "convinc[e] the business community that [DRHS] will not be a quasi-monopoly." [E78]

7. It is difficult to switch patients in any circumstance even where switching doctors is not involved, as confirmed by defendants' testimony about the difficulty of switching between Mercy and Finley. [T2381-82, 2668 (Harris), 257-58 (Thomson)] However difficult switching might be within a market, switching patients to hospitals outside Dubuque or outside a market is even more difficult, and there are no close substitutes for Mercy and Finley patients to turn to outside Dubuque. [T326, 543-44, 546-51 (Noether), 270-74, 691, 695-96 (Thomson); Cremer 41-44, 47]

2. The creation of DRHS will end the competition betweenbeing able to dictate clinical practice, location, and quality items with regard to clinical practice")]

18. For any services consolidated at one facility or the other, the creation of DRHS will eliminate the choice of hospital services that the people of the Dubuque community have come to enjoy. [Stip. 29; T121 (Huewe); Fuller(8/19) 125]

19. The creation of DRHS, particularly if managed care is curtailed or eliminated, could result in a reduction of cost efficiency. [T382-83 (Noether); Cremer 40 ("without the competition, there may be less emphasis on looking for ways to do things more efficiently"); Stip. 26 ("one of the effects of managed care payers not paying Mercy's full charges is to put incentives on Mercy to be more cost effective")]

20. The creation of DRHS could result in managed


[T1310-19 (Moody)]

13. The creation of outreach clinics and other competitive efforts outside Dubuque will not deter a price increase by DRHS because: (i) those clinics will send patients back to their affiliated hospitals regardless of relative prices [T2234-36, 2243-47, 2318-19 (Tracy) (a 5-10% price increase by DRHS will not cause Medical Associates' physicians to refer patients from the rural outreach clinics to any non-Dubuque regional hospital), 2004 (Tokheim)]; and (ii) DRHS' can price discriminate, i.e., offer such "at-risk" consumers lower prices while maintaining higher prices in the closer-in Dubuque community [Cremer 168-70 (explaining that the Dubuque hospitals have done precisely that with Medical Associates HMO); T116-19 (Huewe) (Mercy selectively contracts and DRHS can continue to do so), 566 (Noether) (5% hospital price increase is too small to causeis 10% less expensive than University of Iowa--and 40% more expensive than local providers for hospital services")], which would provide DRHS with a price umbrella under which it could raise prices without causing a shift to the regional hospitals (even if the regionals were in the same market) and provides additional proof that there is no price competition between the regionals and the Dubuque hospitals giving rise to the inference that they are not in the same market.

E. Barriers to Entry.

1. There are no sufficiently likely new entrants to preclude DRHS from having a monopoly or near monopoly position in the relevant market. [T331-32, 379-80 (Noether); E255]

2. It is unlikely that any new hospital will be constructed in the foreseeable future that would be in a position to


base in the world, and Dana Farber Cancer Center has a data base for cancer treatment))]

10. Defendants have recognized the feasibility and value of doing best practices analysis without the need to merge. [T1630-33 (Gallagher), 1482-87 (Guetzko) (Mercy is working with Burns & Associates, a health care consultant, on invasive cardiology best practices), 2843-45 (Taylor) (discussing the literature on best practices that documents successful best practices efforts by hospitals of the size of Finley)]

11. There was no instruction given to segregate claimed best practice savings attributable to the merger as opposed to those that might be achieved without the merger [T1487 (Guetzko)], and no analysis was done to quantify what best practices savings could be achieved without a merger [T1630 (Gallagher)].

12. The claimed best practices efficiencies are ill-conceiveda practical matter shift patients in the event their discounts were reduced or eliminated after the creation of DRHS. [FOF A]

9. Although 24% of Mercy and Finley's customers come from outside the market, for the vast majority of them there are no adequate substitutes to which they can turn to defeat a price rise. [FOF B-D]

10. The pool of people using a Dubuque hospital who conceivably might switch to avoid a price rise is not large enough to defeat a 5% price increase, let alone a 15-30% price increase. [FOF A]

11. Even if enough switching candidates were available to defeat an across-the-board price increase (which there are not), because DRHS can price discriminate to raise prices in the Dubuque area and give favorable contracts to people who might


Health, 938 F.2d at 1214-15 as to the section 7 claim]

3. The Government has met its burden of showing a sufficient effect on interstate commerce to meet the statutory requirement. [Stips. 18-20]

G. The Appropriate Relief.

1. The Government is entitled to judgment in its favor on its complaint.

2. Entry of a permanent injunction is appropriate to prevent the creation of DRHS (or any other merger, consolidation or partnership [however denominated] of Mercy and Finley). Rockford, 717 F. Supp. at 1292 (permanent injunction entered).

The trial confirmed that defense counsel had engaged in various conduct with respect to non-party fact witnesses that deserves note. Specifically, defense counsel: (i) initiated the idea of representing non-party fact witnesses for free, including at least one witness (Sesterhenn) who already had counsel [T1779-80 (Sesterhenn)]; (ii)and, as Dr. Harris noted, this was the proper methodology for analyzing a merger. [T2375 (Harris)]

ED484: Defendants introduced this exhibit to show comparability, by DRG overlap, between the Dubuque hospitals and University of Iowa. Specifically, this exhibit was offered to suggest that Finley and Mercy treat patients with greater severity than are treated at the University of Iowa. [T2441-42 (Harris) ("the University of Iowa has a greater proportion of its admissions in the lower severity category than either Mercy or Finley")] Upon closer examination, however, it becomes evident that the data are for only 66 selected DRGs (the identity of which are not revealed), and the exhibit fails to isolate those patients going from the Dubuque area to the University of Iowa. Thus, by "proving" that a regional


out-of-state money transfers did not affect Mercy's prices. To support that contention, Mr. Guetzko explained at trial that that is so because the money transfers come out of net cash flow. [T1380 (Guetzko)] The problem with this contention is that, if it is right, then capital expenditures and equipment purchases also do not affect prices, which is precisely the position Mr. Guetzko took. [T1411-12 (Guetzko)] Lest we be left to wonder if any Mercy expenditures can impact its pricing, Mr. Fuller confirmed that, just as any expense can affect pricing, so too the money transfers. [Fuller (8/19) 46-48]

p. The Ottumwa Hypothetical. Throughout the pretrial [see, e.g., Defendants' Trial Brief at 27; Chesterman 133-34], and into the trial, defense counsel took the position that elimination of managed care plancorrect saccades, for monkeys G (left column) and K (right column). Insets indicate rewarded location (blue drop) and target (red circle). When the two are congruent (\[**a**\], red traces), RTs are shorter and less variable than when they are incongruent, that is, either opposite (\[**b**\], cyan) or adjacent (\[**c**\], \[**d**\], cyan). In unbiased trials (ADR task; gray), results are intermediate. (**e**) RT distributions in correct congruent (red, same data as in \[**a**\]), correct incongruent (cyan, data in \[**b-d**\] combined), and incorrect incongruent (black) trials. Histograms are normalized to a maximum of 1. The RTs during errors are neither the fastest nor the slowest.](elife-33456-fig2){#fig2}

When the target and rewarded locations coincided (congruent trials; [Figure 2a](#fig2){ref-type="fig"}, red traces), the monkeys consistently moved their eyes very quickly (monkey G, $158 \pm 33$ ms, mean RT


The model predicts that, when the target is outside of the RF, the low-intensity evoked response should display the same dependencies on RT as the baseline activity preceding it ([Figure 7b,d](#fig7){ref-type="fig"}). Once again, the neural data were very similar to the model simulations ([Figure 7f,h](#fig7){ref-type="fig"}; [Figure 7---figure supplement 1](#fig7s1){ref-type="fig"}), and the agreement was confirmed statistically ([Figure 7---figure supplement 1](#fig7s1){ref-type="fig"}).

In summary, the FEF activity averaged across $\text{V}$, $\text{VM}$, and $\text{M}$ cells demonstrated varying degrees of sensitivity to RT, depending on the specific experimental condition considered, but in all cases, the neuronal data conformed closely to the simulation results. Such agreement supports several key features of the model, including the competitive interactions between the target- and bias-driven responses, the limited yet visible impact of intrinsic randomness (in build-up rate) onrobust across methods.

Neuronal classification and selection {#s4-8}
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The 132 FEF neurons were classified by comparing their responses (mean firing rate in windows of 100--250 ms) during fixation, during the RT interval, and after the saccade. Multiple-comparison tests were performed by ANOVA. Accordingly, cells that were maximally active before the go signal were classified as fixation neurons ($n = 12$); cells that responded significantly above baseline, but only after the saccade, were deemed postsaccadic ($n = 18$); and neurons that began to respond shortly after the go signal and that were still significantly active after the saccade were deemed wide-profile ($n = 10$). The latter group could conceivably have been included in the visuomotor category described below, but given their peculiar lack of sensitivity to the saccade, they were analyzed separately.

The rest


competition, thus determining the direction of the evoked saccade and the RT. If $R_{T}$ wins, the saccade is correct, toward $T$, whereas if $R_{D}$ wins, the saccade is incorrect, toward $D$. Each simulated race corresponds to one trial of the 1DR task. The actual trajectories followed by $R_{T}$ and $R_{D}$ in each trial are dictated by the dynamics and interactions described below. [Matlab]{.smallcaps} scripts for running the model are provided as supplementary source code files.

In each simulated trial, three key quantities need to be specified before the race between $R_{T}$ and $R_{D}$ can take place: the baseline firing levels, which serve as the initial values for $R_{T}$ and $R_{D}$, the initial build-up rates of the two motor plans, and the threshold, $\Theta$. Simulated neural responses are scaled somean baseline levels in [Equation 5](#equ7){ref-type="disp-formula"}, $\left\langle B_{T} \right\rangle$ and $\left\langle B_{D} \right\rangle$, are set to be consistent with the spatial bias: in incongruent trials $\left\langle B_{T} \right\rangle = 0.16$ and $\left\langle B_{D} \right\rangle = 0.34$, so the target side has the lower baseline on average, whereas in congruent trials $\left\langle B_{T} \right\rangle = 0.34$ and $\left\langle B_{D} \right\rangle = 0.16$, so the target side takes the higher value. Stated differently, the higher mean baseline is always assigned to the rewarded location.

Once the baselines are drawn, the other key quantities, the threshold and the initial build-up rates, can be set for the trial. The threshold is given by$$\Theta = \left\lbrack 1.185 + 1.2\,\left( B_{T} - B_{D} \right) \right\rbrack_{0.73}$$where $\Theta$ cannot drop below 0.73, as indicated by the square brackets.


pin the left tails of the RT distributions ([Figure 5g--i](#fig5){ref-type="fig"}) because they determine the shortest possible RTs. Similarly, the variance of the baselines ($\sigma$) generally determines the correlation between activity and RT ([Figures 3](#fig3){ref-type="fig"} and [7](#fig7){ref-type="fig"}), but it also influences the widths of the RT distributions during incongruent trials ([Figure 5h,i](#fig5){ref-type="fig"}).

With this in mind, note that the parameters in [Equations 5, 6](#equ7 equ8){ref-type="disp-formula"} were primarily set to match the baseline and threshold values measured from the FEF population across conditions ([Figure 5---figure supplement 1](#fig5s1){ref-type="fig"}). The parameters in [Equations 7, 8, and 9](#equ9 equ10 equ11){ref-type="disp-formula"} mainly determine the shapes of the RT distributions for incorrect incongruent, correct congruent, and correct incongruent trials, respectively ([Figure 5g--i](#fig5){ref-type="fig"}). The parameters that describe the stimulus-driven suppression of $R_{D}$ determine the frequency of incorrectother saccade-related parameters such as build-up rate and threshold were not explicitly presented. Claims are made (e.g., subsection "Modeling the rise-to-threshold dynamics", third paragraph) that the variance in buildup rate and threshold stems from baseline at a trial-by-trial level, but I do not believe this was shown at this degree of resolution. Related to this, please separate any trial-by-trial analyses to the functional class of a neuron (e.g., for V, VM, and M-cells); my reasoning here is that baseline seems to barely change in the M-dominant cells shown in Figure 3---figure supplement 1.

c\) In all of the figures with fine RT bins, it is ultimately the \"visual response\" that appears to be most correlated with RT and baseline fluctuations (e.g. Figure 6, 8, and so on). That is,


threshold, and instead related changes in RT to variations in baseline, variations in rate of rise, or variations in the onset of saccade-related accumulation (see below); all of these previous studies have relied on different behavioral tasks.

Thus, a key question is: Is the framework proposed here specific to a task that manipulates spatial reward expectancy, uses a high degree of temporal predictability (e.g., the fixation period is fixed at 1,000 ms), and/or requires selection between an internal bias and an externally-cued alternative? The authors may be able to resolve this to some degree by analyzing data collected from the \"all direction rewarded\" condition, or perhaps even from the delayed saccade task. These tasks can also feature substantial RT variability; would they also show co-dependencies in baseline activity, buildupclarity in their revision.\" Another noted that \"the text is overly dense in places, overly long-winded in others. Throughout, the key points feel like they are buried under too many details and too few clear demonstrations of the key features of the data that support the model.\"

We really appreciate all the specific suggestions. Also, the manuscript has been revised at various points with this comment in mind.

> Below is a compilation of more specific suggestions provided by the reviewers concerning clarity and readability:
>
> a\) Abstract: It is hard to understand why strong co-dependencies imply that intrinsic randomness contributes little to saccade variance. It is also not entirely clear what is meant by non-linear co-dependencies. For a reader who has not read the rest of the paper, these two


response are distinguished.

> 2\) A number of questions were raised about the strength of support for the conclusion that baseline activity plays such a primary role in driving the saccade-generation process. Specifically:
>
> a\) One of the key observations in this manuscript is of co-dependencies between various parameters. However, there seems to be a (perhaps unintended) primacy given to the baseline rate, seen for example in statements implying that baseline activity is \"directly causal\" to or predictive of subsequent movement-related dynamics. The notion of causality is evocative when stated this way, inferring that everything proceeds from the starting baselines. An alternative explanation is that all movement-related parameters are influenced by some common factor like reward expectancy or spatial attention. Likewise, reward expectancy is likely not a binary concept, butis no fixed relationship between variations in RT and in saccade metrics, and therefore, the (neural) cause of the former can hardly be constrained by measurement of the latter. The same conclusion is reached if we look at this the other way around, that is, if we start from the assumption that the same neural activity (in FEF or SC) influences both the timing and the metrics of saccades. In that case, if we claim that certain variations in neural activity are responsible for the observed variations in RT, then we can expect that the same activity will also produce *some* variations in saccade metrics. But again, it is difficult to go much further given the loose association between RT and saccade metrics.

It is worth mentioning, however, that


Driving After Left Ventricular Assist Device Implantation.
Literature on driving capacities of ventricular assist device patients is rare and driving restrictions differ from center to center. Currently, no guidelines exist on whether and when left ventricular assist device (LVAD) patients are allowed to begin driving cars after device implantation. In this study, we assess the driving abilities of patients after LVAD implantation. Three hundred and ninety LVAD patients have been surveyed in a worldwide, multicenter study. The single survey followed a multi-method design, including online, phone, and face-to-face interviews. Out of 390 patients, 72% are still driving and 28% did not continue driving after LVAD implantation. Reasons for discontinuation were capability (24%), insecurity (17%), and disapproval by family members (9%) or doctors (5%). Ninety percent of the patients describetheir ability to drive as perfect or adequate. Sixty-nine percent state that they are not restricted in their general driving capacity. Forty-nine percent report not to be restricted in agility to drive by the device equipment. The majority of patients have not been involved in car accidents or major complications (94%). Eight accidents were reported (3%). Out of those, all were minor collisions. No patient reported the occurrence of a fatal accident or casualties. LVAD alarms did occur in six incidents (2%) with the majority being low battery alarms. The results of this study suggest that driving with a left ventricular assist device is safe for stable patients and driving can be resumed 3 months after LVAD implantation after careful patient assessment.


Let b be v - 15*(-3 + 0). Calculate the highest common divisor of 30 and b.
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Let f = 37 - 35. Calculate the greatest common divisor of 8 and f.
2
Suppose 3*h - 10 - 17 = -x, 18 = 3*h + 4*x. What is the greatest common factor of h and 20?
10
Let v be 2/(-6)*2*-3. Let a be (-3)/(3*(-4)/8). Calculate the greatest common divisor of a and v.
2
Let f(g) = -2*g**3 + 2*g**2 - 4. Let s(a) = 3*a**3 - 5*a**2 - a + 7. Let k(p) = 5*f(p) + 3*s(p). Let o be k(-5). What is the highest common factor of 2 and o?
2
Suppose 2*s + k - 43 = 21, 4*k = 5*s - 160. Suppose 0*r = 4*r - 32. Calculate the greatest common3/2*9/((-27)/(-22)). Calculate the greatest common factor of 1 and c.
1
Let h be 1*(3 + -1 + -3). Let o be (80/5)/((-1)/h). Let g = o + 5. What is the highest common factor of g and 84?
21
Let c(t) = -t**3 - 12*t**2 - 10*t + 10. Let a be c(-11). Let j be ((-4)/5)/(a/5). Let y be ((-18)/j)/((-3)/6). What is the highest common factor of y and 45?
9
Suppose 2*g = 3*g - 7. What is the greatest common divisor of g and 49?
7
Let h(g) = -g**2 + 16*g. Let k = 21 - 6. Let o be h(k). Let l(b) = b**3 + b. Let a be l(2). What is the greatest common factor of a and o?
5
Suppose 4*q - 2*t = -30, -1 + 10 = 3*t.


+ 6*l + 0*l**2 + 1. Let b be r(f). Calculate the greatest common factor of b and 18.
6
Let h be 13/(-52) - 201/(-4). What is the greatest common divisor of 10 and h?
10
Suppose -3*u - 12 + 60 = 0. Let l(v) = 3*v**2 - v - 12. Let g be l(4). Calculate the greatest common factor of u and g.
16
Let r(b) = b**3 + 10*b**2 + 8*b + 5. Let v be r(-5). Suppose 12*y - 89 - 31 = 0. What is the greatest common factor of y and v?
10
Suppose 2*h - 55 = -3*h. What is the greatest common factor of h and 33?
11
Let c(v) = -21*v. Let b be c(-5). Calculate the highest common divisor of b and 42.
21
Suppose w = -5*s +I use:
  Method originalAllocWithZone = class_getClassMethod([NSObject class],@selector(allocWithZone:));
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   if (imp_azo)
   {
    Method hookedAllocWithZone = class_getClassMethod([NSObject class],@selector(hookedAllocWithZone:));
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    {
     method_setImplementation(originalAllocWithZone,method_getImplementation(hookedAllocWithZone));
     fprintf(stderr,"Leaks Hook: allocWithZone: ; Installed\n");
    }
   }
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code like this for hook the alloc method, and dealloc as NSObject category method.

I save IMP for previous methods implementation then register & calculate all alloc/allocWithZone: calls as increment (+1) stat-array NSInteger values, and dealloc calls as decrement (-1).
As end point I call previous implementation and return value.
In concept all works just fine.
If it needs, I can even detect when class are part of


12 years.

Newer rum brands in Jamaica from Worthy Estate claim an even longer heritage, with the estate tracing its roots back to 1680 and sugar and rum production starting 40 years later in 1720.

Rum was believed to be the beverage of choice for pirates and buccaneers in Port Royal, Jamaica, when it was called the richest and wickedest city on Earth, in the late 17th century. The world's second- biggest rum brand, Captain Morgan, is named after one of the city's most infamous residents from that period.

Proceeds from the sale of the vintage rum will go towards the Geraldine Connor Foundation, which was established in 2012, to continue her work as a teacher with disenfranchised young people in the performing arts, the release from Christie's issued in Londoninstead of being forced into one
suboptimal one for every function. Ditto for return values --- you can easily
return multiple values, in different registers, and also make use of HLL-
inaccessible "registers" like the flags (carry bit in particular is quite
useful).

I think the PC BIOS / DOS API is a pretty nice calling convention, clearly
designed for and by Asm programmers; all arguments are passed in registers and
CF is used to indicate success/error. These compiler-imposed calling
conventions like cdecl/stdcall/fastcall are just awfully inefficient in
comparison because of how much memory access they require, especially when
"fastcall" can only pass _two_ arguments in registers.

Incidentally, these 3 examples are also great at showing how compilers can be
so _very_ stupid at code generation. Observe that in all 3 cases, the return
value in eax after calling foo is


weapons were used against the most important terrorist objects.

For the first time, the Rostov-on-Don submarine performed a multiple launch of sea-based cruise missiles Kalibr from underwater position in the Mediterranean Sea.

This is not the first successful usage of the sea-based cruise missiles Kalibr. Earlier they had been used twice for engagement of terrorist facilities in Syria from surface warships of the Caspian flotilla.

The particularity of their last usage was the multiple launch from underwater position through torpedo launchers.

Objective monitoring data confirmed once again the high effectiveness of this missile complex.

All targets were hit with the highest accuracy.

It is to be reminded that the range of the Kalibr cruise missiles constitutes about 2,000 km.

The missile has low radar signature reached by following the terrain at extra-low altitudes that rendersthe countryside of Homs.

Daraa

The army destroyed dens of Jabhat al-Nusra terrorists in one of the farms of Jamrin village to the north-east of Busra al-Sham in Daraa countryside.

The first group of gunmen leave al-Waer neighborhood
9 December، 2015
Homs, SANA

The first phase of the agreement among the committees that are interested in the settlement of the wanted persons in al-Waer neighborhood in Homs started on Wednesday in preparation for evacuating the city of arms and gunmen and the return of all state establishments to it.

State Minister for National Reconciliation Affairs Dr. Ali Haidar, who supervised the implementation of the agreement, said in a statement to SANA reporter that the agreement emphasizes the seriousness and decision by the government to achieve reconciliations and provide all facilitations, pointing out that what happened


today proves that the project of national reconciliation is Syrian par excellence and it is the main way to build a basis for Syria to return as it was previously.

Minister Haidar said that the first phase of the agreement opens the door to end the long suffering of the locals in al-Waer neighborhood in particular and in Homs city in general, noting that all areas in Homs countryside are qualified for local reconciliations and that there are promising and good approaches in parallel with local reconciliations in other provinces.

Minister Haidar added that the issue of the missing and abducted persons will be discussed seriously and in a transparent way by the committee formed for this purpose in the next phase of the reconciliation in al-Waer.

For his part, GovernorQ:

How can I create several websocket chats in Tornado?

I am trying to create a Tornado application with several chats. The chats should be based on HTML5 websocket. The Websockets communicate nicely, but I always run into the problem that each message is posted twice.
The application uses four classes to handle the chat:

Chat contains all written messages so far and a list with all waiters which should be notified
ChatPool serves as a lookup for new Websockets - it creates a new chat when there is no one with the required scratch_id or returns an existing chat instance.
ScratchHandler is the entry point for all HTTP requests - it parses the base template and returns all details of client side.
ScratchWebSocket queries the database for user information, sets up the connection


to launch multiple application process behind a load balancer like nginx. Otherwise you will be stuck to one process only and thus be severely limited in scaling.
I updated my old Tornado Chat Example to support multi-room chats as you asked for. Have a look at the repository:
Tornado-Redis-Chat
Live Demo
This simple Tornado application uses Redis Pub/Sub feature and websockets to distribute chat messages to clients. It was very easy to extend the multi-room functionality by simply using the chat room ID as the Pub/Sub channel.

by a certain date or risk dismissal for failure to prosecute its claims. Neither has McInnis moved to dismiss Wharfhouse's claims pursuant to Rule 41(b) for failure to prosecute or failure to appear at trial. Thus, Wharfhouse claims, no final order has been entered by the trial court to terminate Wharfhouse's claims. Wharfhouse argues that it has a "clear legal right to litigate its claims against McInnis."
McInnis acknowledges that the trial court did not at trial enter an order dismissing Wharfhouse's claims for want of prosecution. However, McInnis argues, the trial court did state in its order of December 29, 1999, denying summary judgment, that Wharfhouse had failed to prosecute its claims; this failure, McInnis argues, barred further proceedings. McInnis also claims that the trial court has the


of Birmingham v. City of Fairfield, 396 So.2d 692 (Ala.1981). "A judgment need no longer be phrased in formal language nor bear particular words of adjudication. It is sufficient if it is signed or initialed by the trial court and, in considering the entire record, it evidences an intention to adjudicate and the substance of adjudication." Dudley v. State Dep't of Human Res., 555 So.2d 1121, 1121 (Ala.Civ.App.1989) (citing Rule 58(c), Ala. R. Civ. P., and Purnell v. Covington County Bd. of Educ., 519 So.2d 560 (Ala.Civ. App.1987)). Without a final judgment, this Court is without jurisdiction to hear an appeal. Cates v. Bush, 293 Ala. 535, 307 So.2d 6 (1975).
The trial court did not enter a final judgment on Wharfhouse's claims. The court denied Wharfhouse's motion forQ:

Make text lower case inside of curly braces in VIM

I have a number of email templates for use inside mailchimp that are currently using standard merge tags, ala *|SUBJECT|*. I want to convert these templates for Handlebars usage.
I can easily use %sno/*|/{{ and %sno/|*\}} to swap the tag delimiters, but this leaves me with all-caps names, like {{SUBJECT}}. Is there a good command for forcing lowercase inside of double curly braces in VIM so I don't have to hunt down and change every single variable?
Quicker problem description:
I have a lot of situations like this in an email template:
<meta charset="UTF-8">
<meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=edge">
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1">
<title>*|SUBJECT|*</title>

I instead want this:
<meta charset="UTF-8">
<meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=edge">
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1">
<title>{{subject}}</title>

What are the VIM commands I need to get there?

A:

How about doing all that in one


debt default.

Investors may be pinning their hopes on a third dose of the quantitative easing financial support package – and Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke has hinted that it may be needed. After all, the previous two rounds sent asset prices – particularly commodities and, for a time at least, stock markets – soaring, so perhaps a third round would be equally worthwhile.

Or perhaps not, says Jeremy Batstone-Carr, director of private client research at Charles Stanley. He points out that the last round failed to increase employment and simply fuelled inflation which, while it may be good for asset prices in the short term, is bad in the long-term. Indeed, some analysts think that QE3 would be seen as desperate and so could actually be counterproductive.

"The frightening thingRecipe for Disaster (album)

Recipe for Disaster is the second full-length album by the American hard rock band Brand New Sin. This is also the first album they released on their current label, Century Media Records.

Singles for this album included "Black and Blue", for which a music video was made, and "Days Are Numbered".

Track listing

"Arrived" – 3:10
"The Loner" – 2:33
"Brown Street Betty" – 3:20
"Black and Blue" – 3:16
"Running Alone" – 4:04
"Freight Train" – 3:33
"Vicious Cycles" – 3:45
"Another Reason" – 5:19
"Days Are Numbered" – 3:19
"Once in a Lifetime" – 4:23
"Dead Man Walking" – 3:38
"Gulch" – 0:39
"Wyoming" – 6:09

Personnel
 Joe Altier – vocals
 Kris Wiechmann – guitar
 Kenny Dunham – guitar
 Chuck Kahl – bass
 Kevin Dean – drums
 Engineered and mixed by Pete Walker
 Mastered by Alan Douches at West


Antonio Giovinazzi needs to be given time to demonstrate his potential in Formula 1, says Alfa Romeo team principal Frederic Vasseur.

The 25-year-old, who is in his first full season of F1, is yet to take his first points. But Vasseur said technical problems on Giovinazzi’s car have been partly to blame.

“Antonio so far couldn’t show his real potential, but that’s completely down to the team,” said Vasseur. “Some technical issues and therefore missed track time meant that he could never get comfortable and get the best out of the car.

“But especially in Australia in Q1 he showed how fast he is. Everyone just needs to be a bit patient and I’m sure he’ll come around.”

Giovinazzi was unable to set a time in qualifying for the last race dueb_2, \\
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$$ that can be called a [*direct product of $m$ knapsack problems*]{}. All inequalities $0\le b_i$ have to be deleted due to Lemma \[lemma\_monotonicity\]. Denote $n_i = l_i - l_{k-1}$, where $l_0=0$, $l_m=n$ ($i=1,2,\dots,m$). Thus, we have proved the following.

\[lemma\_direct\_product\] For each $m$, $n$ the infimum $\alpha_{mn}$ is attained on the direct product of knapsack problems.

The main result
===============

The main result of the paper is formulated in the following theorem.

For each $m$, $n$ $$\alpha_{mn} = {\frac{\textstyle \strut \alpha_{1q} \strut}{\textstyle \strut m+r\left({\frac{\textstyle \strut \alpha_{1q} \strut}{\textstyle \strut \alpha_{1,q+1} \strut}} - 1\right) \strut}},
    \label{f_alpha_mn}$$ where $n=qm+r$, $q = {\left\lfloor n/m \right\rfloor}$.

The theorem follows from two lemmas below.

\[lemma\_lower\_bound\] For each $m$, $n$ $$\alpha_{mn} \ge {\frac{\textstyle \strut \alpha_{1q} \strut}{\textstyle \strut m+r\left({\frac{\textstyle


} \sum\limits_{i=1}^m n_i = n.
\label{f_aux_problem}$$ The sequence $$\frac{1}{\alpha_{1,n+1}} - \frac{1}{\alpha_{1n}}
= \frac{\varepsilon_{n+1}}{\delta_{n+1}} - \frac{\varepsilon_n}{\delta_n}
= \frac{1+\varepsilon_n(\delta_n+1)}{\delta_{n+1}} - \frac{\varepsilon_n(\delta_n+1)}{\delta_{n+1}}
= \frac{1}{\delta_{n+1}}$$ decreases monotonously as $n\to\infty$, hence $$\frac{1}{\alpha_{1,n+2}} + \frac{1}{\alpha_{1n}} \le \frac{2}{\alpha_{1,n+1}}.$$ We conclude that the minimum for (\[f\_aux\_problem\]) is reached if $n_1=\dots = n_r = q+1$, $n_{r+1} = \dots = n_m = q$. Thus, $$\alpha(A,b,c)\ge{\frac{\textstyle \strut 1 \strut}{\textstyle \strut \sum\limits_{i=1}^m {\frac{\textstyle \strut 1 \strut}{\textstyle \strut \alpha_{1n_i} \strut}} \strut}}
= {\frac{\textstyle \strut 1 \strut}{\textstyle \strut {\frac{\textstyle \strut r \strut}{\textstyle \strut \alpha_{1,q+1} \strut}} + {\frac{\textstyle \strut m-r \strut}{\textstyle \strut \alpha_{1q} \strut}} \strut}}
= {\frac{\textstyle \strut \alpha_{1q} \strut}{\textstyle \strut m+r\left({\frac{\textstyle \strut \alpha_{1q} \strut}{\textstyle \strut \alpha_{1,q+1} \strut}} - 1\right) \strut}}.$$

In the following lemma we construct a class of (worst) multi-dimensional knapsack problems on which the bound (\[f\_alpha\_mn\]) is attained.

\[lemma\_upper\_bound\] For each $m$ and $n$ $$\alpha_{mn} \leas a farmer on the 1860 census (when the household also included a 25 year old day laborer), was elected clerk of the circuit court of Cabell County in 1861.

On December 13, 1862, Witcher enlisted in the Union Army as a first lieutenant in the 3rd West Virginia Volunteer Cavalry Regiment. He was promoted to captain on September 8, 1863, major on May 23, 1864 and lieutenant colonel on May 6, 1865 before being honorably mustered out on June 30, 1865.

After the war's end, Cabell County voters elected Witcher to represent them in the West Virginia House of Delegates. He also served as West Virginia's 3rd Secretary of State.
On March 18, 1867, President Andrew Johnson nominated Witcher for appointment to the grade of brevet brigadier general, to


damage to the seeds or the "traits." Nor was the Monsanto action one for personal injury. On the contrary, the "damage" to the physical, tangible seeds evidence the occurrence and extent of the wrongful misappropriation of Monsanto's intellectual property right. The property actually damaged was Monsanto's right to a monopoly over its innovation under the patent. Although Monsanto's intellectual property right could not have been damaged without some physical interference with its patented innovation, Monsanto's right to damages does not arise from the loss of tangible property, but from the loss of its monopoly right. The measure of the extent of that loss notwithstanding (e.g., technology fees), it is not damage to tangible property for which it seeks compensation. This intellectual property right is an intangible intellectual propertyU.S. Test court noted, the courts have uniformly held that this standard, identical language in advertising clauses does not include coverage for patent infringement. Id. at 1380-81 (citing: See United Nat'l Ins. Co. v. SST Fitness Corp., 182 F.3d 447, 452 n. 2 (6th Cir. 1999); Herman Miller, Inc. v. Travelers Indem. Co., 162 F.3d 454, 455, 49 USPQ2d 1223, 1224 (6th Cir.1998); Heil Co. v. Hartford Accident & Indem. Co., 937 F.Supp. 1355, 1365 (E.D.Wis.1996); Owens-Brockway Glass Container v. International Ins. Co., 884 F.Supp. 363, 367 (E.D.Cal.1995); Gencor Indus., Inc. v. Wausau Underwriters Ins. Co., 857 F.Supp. 1560, 1564, 32 USPQ2d 1296, 1298 (M.D.Fla.1994); St. Paul Fire & Marine Ins. Co. v. Advanced Interventional Sys., 824 F.Supp. 583, 586, 27 USPQ2d 1624, 1626 (E.D.Va.1993); Julian v. Liberty


Tenn. 154, 391 S.W.2d 393, 397-98 (1965), for the proposition that, like a vender supplying an article which he knows is to be used for a specific purpose, the insurance agent impliedly warrants that the contract of insurance is suitable for that for which it is purposed. Id. at 11-12.
However, the courts of this state have repeatedly noted that the value of all contracts would be destroyed if, in the absence of fraud, a party was permitted to admit that he signed a contract but did not read it or know its stipulations. Beasley v. Metropolitan Life Ins. Co., 190 Tenn. 227, 229 S.W.2d 146, 148 (1950)(citing with approval, 17 C.J.S., Contracts, § 137). In this case, Mr. Pipkin provided a standard commercial farmers' liability policy. The *372The deputy leader of far-right group Britain First hurled abuse at a Muslim woman for wearing a hijab while brandishing a white cross in front of her four young children, a court has heard.

Jayda Fransen, 30, allegedly launched a tirade of abuse at Sumayyah Sharpe during a Britain First "patrol" of Bury Park, in Luton, at around 1pm on January 23.

Fransen, who lives near South Norwood in south London, is accused of telling Ms Sumayyah that Muslim men force women to cover up to avoid them being raped "because they cannot control their urges", Luton and Bedfordshire Magistrates' Court heard.

Ms Sharpe was shopping with her children when she noticed members of the far-right group handing out Britain First newspapers to passers-by.

The front page read "World War Three has


CAC. CRLD. Recovery agent

Answer: CExplanation:Certificates or keys for the terminated employee should be put in the CRL. A certificate revocation list (CRL) is created and distributed to all CAs to revoke a certificate or key.By checking the CRL you can check if a particular certificate has been revoked.

QUESTION 765Which of the following provides a static record of all certificates that are no longer valid?

A. Private keyB. Recovery agentC. CRLsD. CA

Answer: CExplanation:The CRL (Certificate revocation list) is exactly what its name implies: a list of subscribers paired with digital certificate status. The list enumerates revoked certificates along with the reason(s) for revocation. The dates of certificate issue, and the entities that issued them, are also included. In addition, each list contains a proposed date for the next release. WhenIn an earlier preview of the Tantive IV™ Expansion Pack for X-Wing™, we looked at the different ways you can outfit your CR90 Corellian Corvette for battle. We looked at a number of the expansion’s upgrades, including the Single Turbolasers, Quad Laser Cannons, and Ionization Reactor, that can transform your basic Corvette into a powerful military force. We also looked at the rules for gaining and spending “energy” that drive many of these upgrades, and we saw how the ship’s new maneuver template promotes movement through space that differs greatly from that of the smaller starfighters that you’ll find around it.

Today, you’ll get more of a sense of the way the CR90 corvette plays in X-Wing as developer Alex Davy sheds some light on the ship’s design and


X-Wing boasts banks of turbolasers, the game’s most powerful primary attack to-date, and a brand new range ruler that extends to Range “5.” The crew of this corvette may find themselves in a desperate situation, but it will take every fighter in the Empire player’s arsenal to bring them down.

Meanwhile, the six missions that form the expansion’s Point of No Returncampaign present the most cinematic X-Wing experience yet. While each of the missions can be played independently, they were designed with campaign play in mind, and that’s where they shine brightest. Winning or losing a single mission won’t end the campaign, but it will change the storyline and determine the mission that players will tackle next, ensuring that the campaign will never play the same way twice. Theinjection techniques have been modified in a variety of ways. One such modification is through coinjection with a noncondensable gas species. Illustrative, non-exclusive examples of these modifications are disclosed in U.S. Pat. Nos. 4,324,291 and 4,565,249, the disclosures of which are incorporated by reference. Additional illustrative, non-exclusive examples are disclosed in Canadian Patent No. 1,228,020, the 1984 SPE Paper 11702 by K. C. Hong and J. W. Ault, which is entitled “Effects of Noncondensable Gas Injection on Oil Recovery by Steamflooding,” and the 1998 SPE Paper 30297 by N. P. Freitag and B. J. Kristoff, which is entitled “Comparison of Carbon Dioxide and Methane as Additives at Steamflood Conditions,” the disclosures of which are incorporated by reference. However, these modifications have been made to aid sweep efficiency, to


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  Difference Equations. Econometrica, 11, 173-200.
White, J.S. (1958) The Limiting Distribution of the Serial Correlation Coefficient in
  the Explosive Case. The Annals of Mathematical Statistics, 29, 1188-1197.


like the Film Independent's Spirit Awards and SXSW. IFC.com features exclusive video, podcasts, blogs, news and reviews cultivated and written by industry experts. The network's On Demand offering, IFC Free, gives fans the opportunity to watch select content from IFC whenever they want. IFC is owned and operated by AMC Networks Inc. and is available in more than 60 million homes on every major cable, satellite and TelCo provider.entire ceremony, my in-laws offered a financial hand at several critical moments and I gained new family and friends. I could never thank our fantastic vendors enough who assisted in the creation of my most memorable day.”


The Pavlovian conditioning situation is defined by a set of operations in which the conditional stimulus is paired a number of times with an unconditional stimulus. As suggested by Pavlov, the usual drug administration procedure is similar to this paradigm, with the conditional stimulus constituting those environmental stimuli which regularly precede the pharmacological stimulation. Recent research suggests that the effects of a drug are modulated by conditional drug responses elicited by predrug stimuli. According to a model of morphine tolerance based on this research, drug-compensatory conditional responses, evidenced in anticipation of the pharmacological stimulation, attenuate the drug effect and contribute to tolerance. This model may be contrasted with alternative formulations of tolerance which do not acknowledge any role for associative processes. The major objectives of the research proposedMassive intra-abdominal undifferentiated carcinoma derived from an endometrioid adenocarcinoma in a "normal-sized" ovary.
We report a case of massive intra-abdominal undifferentiated carcinoma derived from a tiny well-differentiated endometrioid adenocarcinoma of the ovary. The patient, a 56-year-old woman, who presented with a large intra-abdominal mass, underwent cytoreductive surgery with hysterectomy and bilateral salpingo-oophorectomy. Macroscopically, the intra-abdominal mass was composed of fragile and solid tumor components with extensive necro-hemorrhagic areas, mimicking a primary peritoneal tumor. Both ovaries were apparently normal in size, but a cut section of the right ovary revealed a 2-cm solid and cystic tumor showing focal rupture to the peritoneal surface. The intra-abdominal tumor consisted of pleomorphic cells without specific differentiation, showing diffuse sheet-like proliferation. The right ovarian tumor was a histologically well-differentiated endometrioid adenocarcinoma. Both the intra-abdominal


undifferentiated tumor and the ovarian adenocarcinoma cells were immunohistochemically positive for keratin AE1/3, Ber-EP4, and CD10. Epithelial membrane antigen was positive only in the ovarian adenocarcinoma component, and vimentin was diffusely positive only in the intra-abdominal undifferentiated tumor component. Calretinin was negative in both tumor components. Allelotype analysis using 24 polymorphic markers located on 12 chromosomal arms showed that the intra-abdominal undifferentiated carcinoma and ovarian adenocarcinoma components had a high concordance rate (88%) of allelic patterns including identical allelic loss patterns at 7 chromosomal loci, suggesting a common genetic lineage. These data suggest that ovarian endometrioid adenocarcinoma, even when small in size, can give rise to a massive undifferentiated carcinoma filling the peritoneal cavity.and you don't think to check whether this has occurred, then the fault lies with both you and gmail.

On another note, if you don't want to check spam, make sure to ask when you can expect to hear from them again whenever appropriate. Then you know when that day comes you can follow up with them and you should get a reply with the information.

Though I do back the position of emailing them again and apologizing to see if you might be able to interview some other time.

Do not try to make an excuse and do not try to explain the spam problem to your contact from the company.Give it a professional reply just to show that you are still alive and reapply to the job position.

If they


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from editortools.tooloptions import ToolOptions
from glbackground import Panel
from glutils import Texture
from mceutils import showProgress, CheckBoxLabel, alertException, setWindowCaption
from operation import Operation

import config
import pymclevel

FillSettings = config.Settings("Fill")
FillSettings.chooseBlockImmediately = FillSettings("Choose Block Immediately", True)

class BlockFillOperation(Operation):
    def __init__(self, editor, destLevel, destBox, blockInfo, blocksToReplace):
        super(BlockFillOperation, self).__init__(editor, destLevel)
        self.destBox = destBox
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    def name(self):
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      self.toggleReplacing()

    def toggleReplacing(self):
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    def swap(self):
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            self.panel.swapBlockTypes()

    def initTextures(self):

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        blockTextures = self.editor.level.materials.blockTextures[:, 0]

        if hasattr(self, 'blockTextures'):


orthotopic xenograft model of breast cancer brain metastasis using UTMD. Sevenfold and twofold increases for these two drugs in tumor growth were observed compared to the non-FUS group ([@B4]).

Besides drug and gene delivery, a few reports have also shown the potential of UTMD in favoring immune cell delivery. [@B1],[@B2]) demonstrated that using MRI-guided FUS and microbubbles can deliver targeted NK-92 cells to the desired regions of the brain. Early intensive treatment (daily treatments in the first 5 days) with targeted NK-92 cells and ultrasound could improve long-term survival in 50% of subjects compared with either treatment alone. [@B36] also used low dose FUS with microbubbles (ldbFUS with 0.50 MPa peak acoustic pressure) to facilitate the targeting and accumulation of NK cells in a mouse xenograft of human colorectalcells accumulated in the liver. Nevertheless, the bioluminescence signals of NK cells in the tumor were detectable in the FUS+NK-92MI group and had much stronger signals compared to the NK-92MI and PBS groups (*P* \< 0.05) ([Figure 3B,D](#F3){ref-type="fig"}). These results could be further verified by immunofluorescence with anti-CD45-Cy3 (red) and DAPI (blue) ([Figure 4](#F4){ref-type="fig"}).

![Biodistribution of NK-92MI in xenograft ovarian tumor model. **(A)** NCG female mice were subcutaneously injected with SKOV3 cells. On day --14, the tumors were allowed to grow to 70--100 mm^3^. Mice were randomly divided into three groups (PBS, NK-92MI, and FUS+NK-92MI). Then, animals were treated by intravenous injection of 10^7^ NK-92MI stained with DiR dye. The biodistribution of NK-92MI was assessed with Caliper Spectrum IVIS system. **(B)** Special DiR tissue fluorescence for each organ was


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          HON. C. MICHAEL MALSKI
COURT FROM WHICH APPEALED:    LEE COUNTY CHANCERY COURT
ATTORNEY FOR APPELLANT:       WILLIAM C. STENNETT
ATTORNEYS FOR APPELLEE:       JON FRANCIS CARMER JR.
                              MORTON WARD SMITH
NATURE OF THE CASE:           CIVIL - STATE BOARDS AND AGENCIES
DISPOSITION:                  AFFIRMED - 08/06/2019
MOTION FOR REHEARING FILED:
MANDATE ISSUED:


statute contains a provision for those with financial hardships. The

MDOR filed a motion to dismiss the appeal on December 28, 2015, and a hearing was set

for May 24, 2016. At that hearing, Almasri, for the first time, asked the court to allow him

to perfect his appeal by filing a self-created property bond. The chancellor denied the request

and dismissed the appeal due to failure to comply with the bond requirement.

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noticestill acceptable performance (response time limits)
what are the standard scenarios for the application, what kind of usage patterns do you anticipate
what kind of data growth can you expect based on the usage patterns
what is your standard deployment scenario in the beginning, what hardware do you want to us (because you do not know yet, what you need, you have to set something first)

Based on that you can develop you performance scenarios and run it. If you have never done a test before, you should not expect to get an answer to you question rather to find a ton of issues around the application. After fixing that, you will get an answer to your question and get an idea, not a fixed number.
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important, however, since it can lead to the variation of hard x-ray photon flux as observed in HFQPOs.

The current understanding of accretion flows in the intermediate state is rather poor (Done et al. 2007). It is even not clear that $r_{\rm in}$ extends to $r_{\rm ISCO}$ in this state. We suggest that in the intermediate state, large-scale $B$-fields are temporarily/episodically created (e.g., magnetic fields buoyantly rise from the collapsed ADAF state and followed by reconnection). This will then allow the p-modes to grow and manifest as HFQPOs; at the same time, it will lead to the production of episodic jets.

\(iii) [**Full GR Calculations**]{}. Horak & Lai (2012) presented full GR calculations of overstable p-modes of BH accretion disks. In particular, they derived the GR version of the corotational instabilityas well as vessel density were analysed. The primary antibody CD 34 reacted positively with the endothelium of arteries, veins and capillaries, noting a more marked expression in small vessels. Furthermore, enhanced staining of those tumour sections with connective tissue was observed, very likely due to the increased vascular pattern of connective tissue. Non-homogenous distribution (e.g. "hot spots") was also seen. Overall, an excellent marking and therefore quantification of tumour vessels was achieved using CD 34. In this pilot study we were able to demonstrate the ability of CD 34 to mark tumour vessels in solid cancers of the ovary. Whether this marker will be of any prognostic relevance in the future is under investigation in a larger patient cohort at present.


Preexercise static stretching effect on leaping performance in elite rhythmic gymnasts.
The aim of this study was to examine the acute effects of static stretching (SS) on technical leaps performance in rhythmic gymnastics. Thirty-eight gymnasts (age 14.13 +/- 3.2 years), competing at the international and national levels, performed vertical jumps (squat jump, countermovement jump, hopping test [HT]) and technical leaps (split leap with leg stretched [SL], split leap with ring [RG], split leap with back bend of the trunk [BBT]) assessed in 2 different conditions: after SS and after their usual typical warm-up (TWU) as control conditions. Jumps and leaps flight time (FT) and ground contact time (GCT) parameters were evaluated by OptoJump. Leap performance was simultaneously evaluated by scores awarded by judges. For each dependent variable, the effectof warm-up condition (TWU and SS) was examined by a paired-sample t-test. A multiple regression analysis determined the amount of variance in judges' scores from the FT and GCT variables. Results revealed that vertical jumps FT was not affected by SS warm-up. Ground contact time of HT significantly increased after SS warm-up (p < 0.01). Static stretching reduced significantly (p < 0.01) the technical leap FT (decrements: SL = 7.1%, RG = 7.2%, and BBT = 6.4%). The results showed no significant effects of SS on technical leaps GCT. Static stretching significantly reduced (p < 0.001) the scores awarded by the judges. The FT was the main predictor of scores of the 3 technical leaps accounting for 9-30% of variance in both warm-up conditions. This study suggests that


the same importance to their rituals. The youngest amongst them, whether schooled or not, leaves or stays in the village, will very rarely not keep the cycle of initiation tradition.
Fidelity to tradition, like caring and respecting the land on which their survival depends, their natural pride, warrior traditions, and hunting skills are being intensely revived with ceremony. This has permitted  the Batammariba  to resist outside influences that negate their determination to maintain a millenary heritage that makes their culture so remarkable.

From 19 to 24 October October 2018, UNESCO organized an emergency mission to assess the damage allegedly caused by the August 2018 rains in Koutammakou on habitat and on the intangible heritage. The report was prepared by three international experts: Ishanlosen Odiaua, Dominique Sewane and Franckget local issuer certificate verify return:0

In the tutorial , on the troobleshooting section read the bullet #3

Unable to get local issuer certificate. This error means that the
  certificate from the server could not be verified. To fix this you
  need to download the Entrust CA root certificate. This can be done
  from the Terminal using the command: curl -O
  https://www.entrust.com/root-certificates/entrust_2048_ca.cer You then
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Download entrust_2048_ca.cer
make sure all your cerificate are in the same directory as the PHP script.
Change your code to the following:
//applying context to stream option
stream_context_set_option($ctx, 'ssl', 'local_cert', 'ck.pem');
stream_context_set_option($ctx, 'ssl', 'passphrase', $passphrase);
stream_context_set_option($ctx, 'ssl', 'cafile', 'entrust_2048_ca.cer');

You should be good now.

After a long Chat with @Agressor, solution was to put the full path to entrust_2048_ca.cer
/var/www/site/pages/entrust_2048_ca.cer


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Here is an early photo of one of the dining areas of the Outrigger. I lightened the photo to show the corrugated tin roof and garden area in the background. Looks like fog cutters are being served. And on a side note has it been slow around TC lately or just my imagination.

_________________"Anyone who has ever seen them is thereafter haunted as if by a feverish dream" Karl Woermann

I humbly stand corrected. Well now that is a mighty fine interior shot in it's own right. Is there a thread for this location as well?
_________________"Anyone who has ever seen them is thereafter haunted as if by a feverish dream" Karl Woermann

Looking at this and the material above it becomes


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       3.9 billion people with those "eight markers," and the Defendant could not be excluded as the donor.
After the State rested its case, the defense called Jessica Jasmine as an alibi witness. Jasmine testified that she had known the Defendant for four years. She also stated that he was playing cards and drinking with her and others at her friend's, Brandy Woodard's, house on Spain Street from 10:00 p.m. on March 16th until 3:00 a.m. on March 17, 2003. She could not remember the exact address, but recalled that it was "like 33 something  it's like a four number address." Jasmine indicated that the Defendant left at 3:00 a.m. to walk around the corner to another friend's house, and ten minutes later someone she knew came and told


the upper end, is within the 35 to 50-year range the Supreme Court has found acceptable for first offenders convicted of armed robbery. State v. Smith, 01-2574, p. 7 (La.1/14/03), 839 So.2d 1, 4. Additionally, similar sentences have been upheld by this Court for similarly situated offenders. See State v. Price, 04-812, p. 9 (La.App. 5 Cir. 3/1/05), 909 So.2d 612, 617 (the 40-year sentence imposed on the defendant following his armed robbery conviction was not constitutionally excessive considering the circumstances surrounding the robbery); State v. White, 01-134, pp. 12-13 (La.App. 5 Cir. 7/30/01), 792 So.2d 146, 155, writ denied, 01-2439 (La.9/13/02), 824 So.2d 1190 (the 49½-year sentence for the defendant who was convicted of armed robbery was upheld; defendant had a criminal record, endangered more than one14 are mounted on the heat dissipating pillar 13. The heat dissipating pillar 13 is formed as a triangular body and has three slots 131 disposed apart and facing different directions. Each emitting unit 14 has a circuit board 141 and a plurality of LEDs 142. The circuit board 141 is mounted in the slot 131 of the heat dissipating pillar 13. The LEDs 142 are arranged and mounted on the circuit board 141. Consequently, the LEDs 142 emit light toward different directions.
The three emitting units 14 are arranged 120 degrees apart and each emits light in a different direction. The circuit board 141, however, is conventionally a printed circuit board, metal core printed circuit board (MCPCB), ceramic substrate (Al2O3, LTCC or AlN) or metal complex material which


hearing. The Court, having considered the motions, the plaintiff's responses to the motions, the materials filed by the parties in support of their respective positions, the arguments of counsel at the hearing, and being fully advised in the premises, FINDS and ORDERS as follows:

Background and Contentions of the Parties
At all times, plaintiff was a full time faculty member of the Department of Accounting, School of Business at Metropolitan State College of Denver. Although the complaint does not so state, he is a white male. Defendants Fleming, Steinbeck, McGuinness, Roybal, Barker and Brantley are Trustees of the Board of State Colleges of Colorado, which is the controlling body of the college, and all other defendants are faculty members and college employees in varying capacities.
In his complaint, plaintiff asserts thatperformance rating in April of *1445 1995 that was not commensurate with his actual job performance, although he had always received good to excellent peer ratings in the past, affecting his salary for the 1995-96 academic year.
Plaintiff claims that in early to mid-1995, he injected himself into a dispute involving an applicant for a position in the accounting department who had been rejected as a candidate because of comments attributed to the applicant during the interview process regarding religion, homosexuals, and women. In an accounting department hiring meeting, plaintiff intervened on the rejected applicant's behalf (a Dr. Ames from Nebraska), objecting to how Dr. Ames had been treated. When contacted later by Dr. Ames who was asking why he had not been selected for the position, plaintiff told


does not provide a source of substantive rights. The civil rights statute provides liability for violations of federal rights protected by the Constitution, not for violations of duties of care arising out of tort law. Baker v. McCollan, 443 U.S. 137, 144-146, 99 S.Ct. 2689, 2695, 61 L.Ed.2d 433 (1979). Furthermore, for purposes of Section 1983, states and state subdivisions are not persons subject to suit under Section 1983. Will v. Michigan Dept. of State Police, 491 U.S. 58, 109 S.Ct. 2304, 105 L.Ed.2d 45 (1989). This leaves for consideration in this proceeding only the Section 1983 claims against the individual defendants in their individual capacities.
A defendant in a Section 1983 case may assert that he or she is entitled to qualified immunity. Qualified immunity will shield aof the Defendants' actions. ... "[T]he plaintiff need not show that the specific action at issue has previously been held unlawful," he need only show that the alleged unlawfulness was apparent in light of preexisting law.... "Ordinarily, in order for the law to be clearly established, there must a Supreme Court or Tenth Circuit decision on point, or the clearly established weight of authority from other courts must have found the *1452 law to be as the plaintiff maintains".... Considering these principles, we conclude that the complaint in this case properly states a claim, and that it is premature, absent a factual record, to grant qualified immunity on the basis of these pleadings.
In light of the well established principle that the government may not deny a benefit to


committee's recommendation concerning plaintiff's tenure application. As with defendant Lombard, no evidence suggests that defendant Frontczak did anything other than participate in the institution's established tenure process. Plaintiff does not make any suggestion whatsoever that any activity engaged in by defendant Frontczak was in retaliation for his having exercised First Amendment rights opposing the allegedly discriminatory treatment of Dr. Ames. The allegations against defendant Frontczak are not sufficient to support a Section 1983 claim. Accordingly, defendant Frontczak is also entitled to summary judgment on the Section 1983 free speech claim asserted against her individually.
Defendant Foster, Provost and Vice President of Academic Affairs of MSCD, relied upon recommendations and information from the Dean of the School of Business and the two committees that reviewed plaintiff's tenure application. Plaintiff allegesCarson, CA. – The LA Galaxy are loaded with top-flight midfielders, ranging from the likes of Frenchman Romain Alessandrini to the dos Santos brothers, Giovani and Jonathan, to Sebastian Lletget and Perry Kitchen.

Then there is Servando Carrasco. He may not get the same notoriety as his more highly regarded teammates, but there is no disputing his place on the five-time MLS Cup champions.

“I’m just a guy who’s willing to do whatever it takes for the team,” he said after playing 48 quality minutes in relief of the injured Joao Pedro in Saturday’s preseason finale, a 2-1 loss to the Vancouver Whitecaps in front of 9,020 at StubHub Center.

Carrasco, who turns 30 in August and is a native of San Diego, signed with the Galaxy on Jan. 11. His


contract option had not been picked up by his previous team of three years, Orlando City, and the Galaxy selected him in stage two of the MLS Re-Entry Draft.

Galaxy head coach Sigi Schmid knows him well, having drafted him out of the University of California in 2011, and was pleased with his performance Saturday after Pedro went down with an apparent injury to his left leg. Schmid called it a strain, and Pedro’s status for next Sunday’s regular-season opener against Portland was unclear.

“I thought Servando did well,” Schmid told reporters. “He came in under obviously difficult circumstances where he didn’t have a chance to warm up, but I felt he was a smart enough player where he could get himself warm and play.

“I thought he played well.”

Carrasco saidthat has ties to the Democratic Party even though the work they were doing was apolitical… in order to fund a right-wing evangelical group that wouldn’t normally be considered worthy of the cash.

Hookers for Jesus, which received $530,190 over three years, is run by a born-again Christian trafficking survivor who has lobbied against decriminalizing prostitution, a policy position aligning with many in the Republican Party. Hookers for Jesus operates a safe house for female adult trafficking victims that, in 2010 and in 2018, maintained a policy of requiring guests to participate in religious activities, internal program manuals obtained by Reuters through public records requests show. The safe house’s manuals had rules that included a ban on reading “secular magazines with articles, pictures, etc. that portray worldly views/advice on


infiltrate, which, in turn, impact the mechanisms of acquired resistance ([Figure 2](#fig2){ref-type="fig"}).

One study of patients with lung cancer who received radiolabelled docetaxel and underwent PET found that bevacizumab reduced both the perfusion and the net influx rate of docetaxel into the tumour, which contradicts the theoretical effects of normalisation ([@bib34]). Similar controversial results have been found for sunitinib and sorafenib. Using electron paramagnetic resonance imaging of mice with squamous cell carcinoma xenografts, [@bib20]) found that sunitinib normalised vasculature and tumour oxygenation. However, other investigators have found that sunitinib increased hypoxia, and that this effect was associated with epithelial-to-mesenchymal transition, stimulation of cancer stem cells, and metastases ([@bib3]). Similarly, results of other studies have shown this dual response to sorafenib ([@bib23]; [@bib14]; [@bib16]). Taken together, these data suggest thatresponses to antiangiogenics include either decreased or increased tumour hypoxia, and that these responses might be tumour-dependent and agent-dependent. We sought to clarify these suppositions. In one experiment, we explored the 'tumour variable\' and found that the same TKI (dovitinib) administered to two different pancreatic cancer tumourgraft models induced vascular and hypoxia normalisation in one model (followed by improved delivery of interstitial chemotherapy), while the opposite effects were observed in the other one ([@bib8]). In a second experiment, we explored the 'agent variable\' and tested several multi-TKIs (nintedanib, dovitinib, and axitinib) and a monoclonal antibody (B20-4.1.1) on the same tumour model (MMTV-PyMT). We found that both axitinib and B20-4.1.1 increased hypoxia, while the other agents corrected it ([@bib24]). Given the unpredictable responses (whether or not an antiangiogenic agent


patients with lung or colon cancer will start at the end of the year. Finally, a third investigator-initiated trial is exploring the effects of adding anti-PD-L1 treatment to durvalumab for patients with advanced breast cancer who progressed while on bevacizumab maintenance treatment. On the basis of the recently published study investigating lenvatinib and everolimus (launched before the metabolic symbiosis hypothesis was tested at the preclinical level; [@bib22]), other trials are exploring the addition of mTOR inhibitors for patients with kidney cancer.

However, optimising the findings, that is, applying the right treatment combination (immune or metabolic modulators) at the individual level, requires the investigation of two remaining questions. First, we must confirm that the pattern of stromal adaptation can be detected in the metastatic setting. In our preoperative study, weJustin’s note: Cryptocurrencies have been on a tear.

Bitcoin is up 495% this year. Ethereum, another major cryptocurrency, is up 3,507% since the start of the year. Smaller cryptos have soared more than 10,000%.

When you see gains like that, it’s natural to think that you missed out. I even felt this way for the longest time…that is, until I talked to Doug Casey.

You see, a few weeks ago, I called Doug to see what he thinks about cryptos. He told me why Bitcoin is money. He told me why the crypto market’s about to get a lot bigger. He even told me why Bitcoin could soon hit $50,000… That’s eight times higher than where it trades today.

After that conversation, I became convinced that cryptos are the real deal. I


and Cohen's Kappa were used, using AgreeStat software version 2011.3 (Advanced Analytics, Gaithersburg, MD, USA).[@b24-cia-8-1553],[@b25-cia-8-1553]

The performance of the CSI was examined using ROC analyses of the sensitivity, specificity, positive predictive values (PPV), and negative predictive values (NPV) found. To find the best cut-off score, the Youden index J was used. MedCalc version 12.3 was used for the analysis (MedCalc Software, Mariakerke, Belgium), with univariate analysis used to find predictors for the severity of suicidality. Statistical analysis was conducted using SPSS for Windows version 17 (IBM Corporation, Armonk, NY, USA).

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The mean age and standard deviation (SD) for the residents were 77 and 7.10 respectively. A greater proportion of the participants was female (61.3%), and the mean number of years in education was 3.4 years. Only 7% were living withtheir spouses. Twenty-four percent of the participants had MDD, while 27% had suicidal thoughts according to MINI. Thirty-four percent of the participants displayed a risk of suicide, though for most of these the risk was minimal (22.9% of the 34%).

Thirty-seven percent of the sample displayed cognitive impairment. The mean ± SD figures were 23.97±4.64 for the MMSE, 8.51±2.81 for the GDS, and 11.82±12.03 for the CSI ([Table 1](#t1-cia-8-1553){ref-type="table"}).

In terms of the correlation between item 2 of the CSI and the suicidality items in MINI, as expected there was a high level of correlation between the data gathered from the self-reporting and interview methods with regard to suicidal thoughts, in terms of their degree (*r*=0.773, *P*\<0.001). Also, a positive correlation was found between other items, these being: "Do you


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Recently, thermal ink jet printing has become an extremely popular form of ink jet printing. The ink jet printing techniques include those disclosed by Endo et al in GB 2007162 (1979) and Vaught et al in U.S. Pat. No. 4,490,728. Both the aforementioned references disclosed ink jet printing techniques that rely upon the activation of an electrothermal actuator which results in the creation of a bubble in a constricted space, such as a nozzle, which thereby causes the ejection of ink from an aperture connected to the confined space onto a relevant print media. Printing devices utilizing the electro-thermal actuator are manufactured by manufacturers such as Canon and Hewlett Packard.
As can be seen from the foregoing, many different types of printing technologies are available. Ideally, a printingincorporated by reference). Dead nozzle compensation is a particular problem in stationary pagewidth printheads, in contrast with traversing printheads, because the media substrate only makes a single pass of each nozzle in the printhead during printing. Redundancy inevitably increases the cost and complexity of pagewidth printheads, and it would be desirable to minimize redundant nozzle row(s) whilst still providing adequate mechanisms for dead nozzle compensation.
It would be further desirable to provide more versatile pagewidth printheads, which are able to control, for example, drop placement and/or dot resolution.
It would be further desirable to provide printheads with alternative integration of MEMS and CMOS layers. It would be especially desirable to minimize the undesirable phenomenon of ‘ground bounce’ and thereby improve the overall electrical efficiency of printheads.


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