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By now fans for and against him knew his name. As he walked out there, his gaze was focused; he knew what he needed to do. And when his team needed him most, he delivered, just like he had all season.

Jake Fromm had waited his entire life to be on this stage. All the early morning workouts, the talks from his coaches, the extra hours out on the field. They had all lead to this. And Fromm knew it. After all, you're never guaranteed to ever get back to such a stage.

A two-run homer in the top of the fourth inning against Pennsylvania to bring his team closer to victory in a 7-5 elimination game in the 2011 Little League World Series.

That story probably didn't go where youantibody (Jackson ImmunoResearch Laboratories, West Grove, PA, U.S.A.). At last, protein bands were visualized using the enhanced chemiluminescence detection reagents (EMD Millipore) by a chemiluminescence imaging system (Tanon, Shanghai, China).

Measurement of total and lipid ROS levels {#sec2-5}
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Total ROS levels were measured by DCFH-DA (Beyotime, Shanghai, China) and lipid ROS levels were tested using BODIPY 581/591 C11 Lipid Peroxidation Sensor (Thermo Fisher Scientific, Waltham, MA, U.S.A.). After indicated treatments for 8 h, cells were washed with serum-free culture medium and incubated with 5 μM DCFH-DA or BODIPY for 30 min, followed by determination of the fluorescence intensity by a FACS-Calibur flow cytometer (BD Biosciences, San Jose, CA, U.S.A.). Results were analyzed using FlowJo software.

Immunofluorescence staining {#sec2-6}
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Cells were seeded on coverslips. After treatment of DHA, the cells were fixed with


killed, whereas NHA cells still survived (almost 70%). These results suggested that DHA had a selective cytotoxic effect on glioblastoma compared with normal human astrocytes. The IC50 of DHA for U87 and A172 was 50 and 66 μM, respectively. Based on these data, we carried out the subsequent experiments to detail the mechanisms underlying the cytotoxic effect.

![Effects of DHA on the viability of glioblastoma cell lines\
U87, A172 and NHA cells were treated with different concertrations of DHA (0--300 μM) for 24 h. Cell viability was measured by CCK-8 assay. Data are expressed as mean ± S.E.M. (*n*=3 for each group). \**P*\<0.05; \*\**P*\<0.01 versus control group.](bsr-40-bsr20193314-g1){#F1}

The expression of TfR in glioblastoma was higher than that in astrocytes {#sec3-2}
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According to the previous studies, iron plays an important role in theobvious that ferrostatin-1 significantly reversed DHA-induced climb of total and lipid ROS levels, which verified ferroptosis initiated the above results.

![Effect of ferrostatin-1 on DHA-treated cells\
(**A**) U87 and A172 cells were treated with ferrostatin-1 (20 μM) alone, DHA (100 μM) alone and DHA+ferrostatin-1 for 24 h. Cell viability was measured by CCK-8 assay. Data are expressed as mean ± S.E.M. (*n*=3 for each group). \**P*\<0.05; \*\**P*\<0.01 versus control group. (**B** and **C**) The comparison of total and lipid ROS levels between DHA groups and DHA+ferrostatin-1 groups was measured by DCFH-DA and BODIPY C11 kits, respectively. Results are the mean ± S.E.M. (*n*=3 for each group). \**P*\<0.05; \*\**P*\<0.01 versus control group.](bsr-40-bsr20193314-g6){#F6}

Discussion {#sec4}
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Previous studies have demonstrated the possibility of DHA as an anticancer drug, including glioblastoma \[[@B16]\]. DHA has a selective


lines was much higher than that in the normal astrocytes.

There are many mechanisms underlying cell death. Ferroptosis is a unique form of death, which is distinguished from other kinds of cell death such as apoptosis and necrosis by its characteristics of iron dependence and lipid ROS accumulation \[[@B22]\]. There have been some studies that confirmed the activation of ferroptosis in glioblastoma \[[@B38],[@B39]\]. In the present study, we first discovered the effect of DHA in the glioblastoma lines U87, A172 by ferroptosis through Western blot, we found that DHA induced ferroptosis by down-regulating glutathione peroxidase 4 (GPX4), and this result was verified in immunofluorescence staining. One of the functions of GPX4 is to eliminate lipid ROS formation and its decrease would cause accumulation of lipid ROS, then causing ferroptosis.Article content

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Smoking (including second-hand smoke) has been identified as the second greatest risk factor for global death and disability \[[@pone.0148700.ref001]\]. Smoking increases the risk of heart disease, stroke, chronic lung disease and is the primary cause of cancer of the lungs, larynx, oesophagus, mouth, and bladder, and has been linked to cancer of the cervix, pancreas and kidneys \[[@pone.0148700.ref002], [@pone.0148700.ref003]\]. In England, 18% of all deaths (aged 35 years and over) were attributed directly to smoking \[[@pone.0148700.ref004]\].

The impacts from smoking on the oral cavity can include aesthetic changes such as stained teeth, discoloured \'tooth-coloured\' restorations and dentures. There are also more serious complications related to smoking such as an increased prevalence of periodontitis leading todeprivation quintile and so the original multivariate linear models was used. Multicollinearities within both models were tested and all variables showed low correlation measured by variance inflation factor VIF (VIF: 1 means low or no correlation of variables; VIF \>5 indicates high multicollinearity) \[[@pone.0148700.ref018]\]. Both self-reported oral health status model and dental attendance model the VIF was around one which indicated that we do not have multicollinearity issue in our models (Oral health model: VIF~IMD~ = 1.33, VIF~Gender~ = 1.01, VIF~Ethnicity~ = 1.41, VIF~Age~ = 1.15, VIF~Smoking\ status~ = 1.09 and VIF~Region~ = 1.50; Dental attendance model: VIF~IMD~ = 1.27, VIF~Gender~ = 1.02, VIF~ethnicity~ = 1.36, VIF~Age~ = 1.16, VIF~Smoking\ status~ = 1.10 and VIF~Region~ = 1.43. There were 13 missing entries for participant's ethnicity out of 9657,


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           rates of oral cancer and lower preventive dental attendance there seems to be a public health challenge. More research is required to identify the best way to reach this group of the population to ensure they have the advice and access to cessation services necessary to reduce their risk from smoking. The challenge of the 'inverse care law' \[[@pone.0148700.ref028]\] where individuals with the greatest health inequalities (need) have the lowest access services has been further developed by assessing access to preventative services and care. The 'inverse prevention law' focuses on preventative service uptake by those in most need and follows the same principle: those who could benefit most from preventive interventions are least likely to receive them thus increasing health inequalities \[[@pone.0148700.ref029]\].

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the estimated deprivation for that area. The indices are a measure of area deprivation, within this analysis deprivation scores were allocated into quintiles (least, less, average, more and most deprived) as this is commonly used in such a way within the field of health and social care \[[@pone.0148700.ref039]\]. Within the present research retrospective data was used, it is difficult to be wholly confident that respondents categorised into deprivation quintiles do in fact experience the level of deprivation assigned, caution therefore should be applied when interpreting results. Future research could consider collecting prospective data and therefore establish the deprivation status of each participant more confidently.

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  prosecution to use these demonstrative aids because their size was

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  demonstrative aid for an abuse of discretion. See People v.

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Ultrasonically guided fine needle aspiration biopsy is known to be of great value in the diagnosis of malignant liver disease, with an overall accuracy rate of 73-94 p. 100. However, investigators have essentially reported cases of liver metastases. In this report, we examined the diagnostic value of this method in the specific case of tumors associated with cirrhosis. Twenty-seven patients with cirrhosis (20 alcoholic, 4 post-hepatitis, 3 hemochromatosis) with ultrasonically suspected hepatic malignancy were studied. They all presented severe blood clotting disturbances and/or ascites. At the end of the study, all patients had proven malignancy (by post mortem biopsy in 14 cases and/or serum AFP greater than 500 microgram/l in 17 cases). There were


25 primary and 2 metastatic tumors. Twenty-nine fine needle aspiration biopsies were performed under ultrasonic guidance. material suitable for cytologic evaluation was obtained in 25 patients. In 14 cases, a diagnosis of malignant involvement of the liver was firmly established by cytological examination; it was suggested in 4 other cases. Tumor typing was possible in 12 primary and 2 metastatic tumors, in agreement with the proven diagnosis. The present study shows that fine needle aspiration biopsy under ultrasound guidance is a safe and accurate diagnostic procedure in malignant liver disease associated with cirrhosis.three out of four "society" women in New York could not successfully suckle their babies, however much they might wish to do so.[6](#fn6){ref-type="fn"}

By the 1930s the American paediatrician Joseph Brennemann argued against breastfeeding for different reasons. He explained,

> I remember vividly an infant of about fourteen months who had nursed an abundant breast for a year. Attempts to get him to take a bottle, or cup, or spoon food at that late period were unsuccessful. The mother now proceeded to starve him into it by withholding the breast. He refused all food and took practically no water. When I saw him in consultation several days later he was in a coma with a marked hyperpnea, would no longer take the now empty breast, and died a few hours


feeding. An analysis of their strategies showed how entrenched those medical views were.

The Effects of Hospitalization of Childbirth and "Routines" on Breastfeeding
============================================================================

Jacqueline Wolf argues that hospitalization of childbirth had a "devastating" effect on successful breastfeeding, as newborn babies were hustled off to nurseries.[39](#fn39){ref-type="fn"} In particular, she claims the routine feeding advocated by doctors and practised in hospitals led "inexorably" to failure of breast milk supply.

Hospitalization of childbirth occurred rapidly in America in the twentieth century, as doctors persuaded women that hospital was the safest place in which to give birth.[40](#fn40){ref-type="fn"} It occurred just as rapidly in New Zealand. Even before the Social Security Act of 1938 provided free hospital deliveries, 78 per cent of European New Zealand women were having their babies in hospital.[41](#fn41){ref-type="fn"} Whether these institutions wereall the mothers have their babies in Maternity Homes and all try to breast feed them. This is taken for granted ... Even if we were short staffed we still supervise at feed times, which gives confidence to the Mothers".[45](#fn45){ref-type="fn"} The same year, Ronald Illingworth, Professor of Child Health at Sheffield University, related the response of a woman bottle-feeding her baby in an American hospital when asked by a British visitor why she was not breast-feeding. She replied that it had never struck her to do so.[46](#fn46){ref-type="fn"}

Wolf argues that hospitalization undermined breastfeeding primarily because the hospital routines broke the fundamental law that the more the baby sucked the more the breast produced.[47](#fn47){ref-type="fn"} Yet hospital staff in Britain and New Zealand were well aware of the need to empty


breasts completely to replenish the supply. In his 1936 guidelines to midwives, the British Professor of Paediatrics Alan Moncrieff stressed the importance of the breasts always being emptied; this would also prevent engorgement. He advised against providing complementary feeds, "as one of the essential factors in establishing a good flow of milk is an actively-sucking hungry baby".[48](#fn48){ref-type="fn"} Geoffrey Fleming, Professor of Child Health, Glasgow University, similarly noted in his 1938 textbook on infant feeding that breastfeeding had a stimulating effect on the breast and that "At each milking the breasts should be emptied as completely as possible, for unless this is done the supply is apt to fail".[49](#fn49){ref-type="fn"} In New Zealand, Helen Deem told a Plunket nurse in 1954, "It is inefficient emptying of the breast which isbreastfeeding advocate Dr Harold Waller found at his London clinic that demand-fed babies sometimes lost weight, but when put on a more regular feeding schedule they improved. He commented that he did not know why, except that the babies appeared more settled on fewer feeds which enabled them to sleep longer and this reacted beneficially on the mother and her milk supply.[55](#fn55){ref-type="fn"} He would probably have agreed with Plunket\'s medical adviser, Helen Deem, who advocated "flexible regularity", enabling a mother to plan her day and therefore be more relaxed about breastfeeding.[56](#fn56){ref-type="fn"} Setting aside some time for breastfeeding also meant, Waller wrote, that the baby\'s claims would be kept in mind.[57](#fn57){ref-type="fn"} The decline in breastfeeding in New Zealand did not occur during the era in which routine feeding was


are keen".[59](#fn59){ref-type="fn"} The nurse from Matamata, a small town in the centre of North Island, replied, "the local hospital is an excellent one and as all the doctors and Sister Ferguson, the Matron, are very keen on breastfeeding, the number of babies fully breastfed on discharge is very high (82 per cent)".[60](#fn60){ref-type="fn"} The nurse from another small town reported upon a co-operative staff at the local hospital where she spent one and a half hours one morning a week. She sometimes persuaded women to breastfeed who had not planned to do so.[61](#fn61){ref-type="fn"} Enthusiasm for breastfeeding shone through the letters: "I myself am very keen on babies being breastfed for as long as possible so perhaps my enthusiasm may be infectious and have some effect on the mothers. Ihad more contact with doctors, who now provided free ante-natal checkups, free hospital deliveries, free post-natal checkups and subsidised general practitioner services.

Part of the reason for doctors\' flagging support for breastfeeding in the 1950s possibly related to a new strain of penicillin-resistant *staphylococcal aureus* which was invading maternity hospitals, both in Britain and New Zealand. The British paediatrician John Forfar believed this epidemic was responsible for increased levels of artificial feeding in Britain. The bacterium commonly caused boils and carbuncles, but in breastfeeding women it could cause a breast abscess, which was "a painful and disturbing event ... often requiring hospital readmission and surgical intervention". Forfar explained how fear and apprehension of such an occurrence on the part of the mother, allied to concern by the obstetrician, led


great a sense of failure or guilt".[89](#fn89){ref-type="fn"} The new permissive child-centred parenting of the 1950s did not necessarily include breastfeeding. Note, for example, Charles Anderson Aldrich, who published a landmark book in American childcare literature entitled *Babies are human beings*, which promoted a more relaxed approach to child rearing.[90](#fn90){ref-type="fn"} He advised, "Every breastfed baby should be educated into the technic \[*sic*\] of bottle feeding from birth because such treatment prevents weaning difficulties."[91](#fn91){ref-type="fn"}

Spock and his colleagues did however promote a more permissive child-centred approach to childrearing, which eschewed routines in favour of demand feeding. Demand feeding at the breast, however, could be very taxing. One study in Britain in 1958 found only two out of 106 mothers succeeding; they both lived with their mothers, had practically no domestic responsibilitiesgained momentum in the post-war period---this was the study of "hypogalactia", or inadequate secretion of breast milk. When Dr D Brewer advised, "When you get a healthy young pregnant woman coming to you at the ante-natal clinic ... leave the breasts alone", he was not alluding to any sexual harassment but to the new methods of promoting breastfeeding.[96](#fn96){ref-type="fn"} These were introduced by Dr Harold Waller of the Woolwich Hospital for Mothers and Babies, who became a widely cited authority on breastfeeding, in New Zealand as well as Britain. Waller believed that failure to establish breastfeeding was a result of an anatomical defect of the nipple which affected about 40 per cent of all women.[97](#fn97){ref-type="fn"} The problem, as explained by Dr B D R Wilson from St Thomas\' Hospital


regarding the functioning of the breast, since it was a sexual organ with the same psychological value in the female as attributable to the penis in the male. "The act of nursing would, therefore," he wrote, "be regarded by some women as a castration threat." He also found breastfeeding more common among those in his sample he had labelled "primitive".[110](#fn110){ref-type="fn"} Such medical attitudes may have reinforced young women\'s negative stereotypes about breastfeeding despite the efforts of such groups as La Leche League (set up in Chicago in 1957) and the Maternity Center of New York to reclaim it. Another American study, published in *Clinical Obstetrics and Gynaecology* in 1962, argued that a culture which tended to minimize differences between men and women was not likely to encourage breastfeeding.Pediatr.*, Aug. 1932, **1** (2): p. 152; see also C Anderson Aldrich, 'Science and art in child nourishment', *J. Pediatr.*, Oct. 1932, **1** (4): 418.

^8^ Harold Waller, *Clinical studies in lactation*, London, William Heinemann, 1938, p. 4.

^9^ See Deborah Dwork, *War is good for babies and other young children: a history of the infant and child welfare movement in England 1898--1918*, London, Tavistock Publications, 1987.

^10^ Cited in New Zealand Department of Health, *Annual Report 1907, Appendices of the Journal of the House of Representatives* (*AJHR*), 1907, H-31, p. viii.

^11^ J C Spence, 'Encouragement of breast feeding', *Mother and Child*, 10, 5, Aug. 1939, **1** (4): 169--72, p. 170.

^12^ Williams McKim Marriott, *Infant nutrition: a textbook of infant feeding for students and practitioners of medicine*, London, Henry Kimpton, 1930,


'Pritchard\'s memoirs', *Mother and Child*, April 1945, **16** (1): 11.

^25^ E Pritchard, 'The case of breast-feeding', *Mother and Child*, Sept. 1941, **12** (6): 127--8, p. 127.

^26^ Mothercraft Training Society (Babies of the Empire), Report of public meeting at the Mansion House, 17 December 1918, p. 27, Highgate Literary and Scientific Institution, London.

^27^ E Pritchard, 'Changes in fashion in infant feeding', *Mother and Child*, Aug. 1932, **3** (5): 193.

^28^ Plunket Society, Auckland Branch, *25th Annual Report*, 1933.

^29^ Plunket Society, *Report of Twenty-ninth General Conference, 1948*, p. 15.

^30^ *Mothercraft Training Society Magazine*, Autumn 1948, p. 680.

^31^ Apple, op. cit., note 1 above, p. 306.

^32^ *Mother and Child*, Nov. 1932, **3** (8): 335. Emphasis added.

^33^ *Mother and Child*, Feb. 1933, **3** (11): 413. Emphasis added.

^34^ *Mother and Child*, April 1938, **9**electing to wean the infant: a report from the Dunedin Multidisciplinary Child Development Study', *NZMJ*, 1978, **88**: 273--6, p. 275.

^108^ Editorial, *Mother and Child*, July 1955, **26** (4): 87.

^109^ Walker, op. cit., note 103 above, p. 47.

^110^ Justin D Call, from the Department of Psychology, UCLA Medical School, 'Emotional factors causing successful breastfeeding of infants', *J. Pediatr.*, 1959, **55**: 485--93.

^111^ Michael Newton and Niles Newton, 'The normal course and management of lactation', *Clinical Obstetrics and Gynaecology*, 1962, **5** (1): 52.

^112^ Janette Briggs and Bridget Bridget, *Maternal and infant care in Wellington 1978: a health care consumer study in replication*, Department of Health Special Report Series 64, Wellington, Government Printer, 1983, p. 56; Hood, *et al*., op. cit., note 107 above, pp. 273--6.

^113^ Mary White to Hugh Jolly, 4


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\pi\in\Sig_G,\xi,\eta\in\fH_\pi\bigr\} \\
&=\sup\left\{\left|\int_G u(s)f(s)ds\right|:f\in\bl^1(G),\norm{f}_*=
\sup_{\pi\in\Sig_G}\norm{\pi_1(f)}\leq 1\right\}\end{aligned}$$ where $\pi_1(f)=\int_Gf(s)\pi(s)ds$ (weak\* integral). We note that we obtain the duality identification $\fsalg\cong\cstarg^*$, where $\cstarg=\wbar{\bl^1(G)}^{\norm{\cdot}_*}$, the completion of $\bl^1(G)$ in the largest C\*-norm $\norm{\cdot}_*$. Let $\posd_1(G)$ denote the set of continuous, positive definite functions $u$ with $u(e)=1$. Then the Gelfand-Naimark construction provides for each $u$ in $\posd_1(G)$ a unitary representation $\pi_u$ and a norm one cyclic vector $\xi$ in $\fH_{\pi_u}$ for which $u=\inprod{\pi_u(\cdot)\xi}{\xi}$. Moreover, every such cyclic representation $\{\pi,\xi\}$ arises, up to unitary equivalence, in this manner. See [@folland (3,20)] or [@dixmier 13.4.5] for details. We define the [*universal representation*]{} $$\ome_G=\bigoplus_{u\in\posd_1(G)}\pi_u.$$ As shown in [@eymard], $\fsalg=\spn\posd_1(G)=F_{\ome_G}$. Also, it is well-known that


satisfies $\wcoef_\pi=F_{\ome_\pi}$. We define the [*weak $\pi$-Eberlein algebra*]{} by $$\fE\fB(\pi)=\wbar{\alg(\wcoef_\pi+\bar{\wcoef}_\pi)}^{\unorm{\cdot}}=\fE(\ome_\pi).
$$ The definition of the weak $\pi$-Eberlein algebra is arguably the least natural one here as it mixes topologies; it is motivated by its use in Theorem \[theo:amenrep\]. Finally, we let the [*Eberlein algebra*]{} of $G$ be given by $$\fE(G)=\fE(\ome_G)=\wbar{\fsalg}^{\unorm{\cdot}}$$ where $\ome_G$ is the universal representation, defined above.

Function spaces over semigroups and compactifications {#sec:semigroups}
=====================================================

For this section we will always let $G$ be a semitopological semigroup, not necessarily locally compact.

Arens products and semigroup compactifications {#sses:arensprod}
----------------------------------------------

Our standard reference for this section is the text [@berglundjm], though our notation differs slightly.

A [*right topological compactification*]{} of $G$ is a pair $(\del,S)$, where $S$ is a compact right topological semigroup — for any $t\iin S$, $s\mapsto st$ is continuous — and $\del:G\to S$ is$\fC\fB(G)$.

Homogeneous subspaces and the algebras they generate {#ssec:homogeneousspaces}
----------------------------------------------------

Let us consider a mild generalisation of the concept of introverted subspaces of $\fC\fB(G)$, which will be useful for our goals. For the sake of brevity we will work mainly with left actions on subspaces and hence right topological dual algebras and compactifications; the opposite handed analogues are similar. A [*left homogeneous subspace*]{} of $\fC\fB(G)$ is a subspace $X$ such that

-   $X$ is equipped with a norm $\norm{\cdot}$ under which it is complete and for which $\norm{f}\geq\unorm{f}$ for $f\iin X$; and

-   $X$ is left translation invariant and $(f,s)\mapsto f\mult s:X\cross G\to X$ is continuous in $s$ and contractive in $f$.

Moreover we say that $X$ is [*left introverted*]{} if, further

-   $M\mult f\in X$ for $M\iin X^*$,


$X$. In this case if $M\in X^*$ (here $X^*$ still denotes the dual space), then we define $M^*\in X^*$ by $M^*(f)=\wbar{M(f^*)}$.

\[prop:involution\] Suppose $G$ admits a continuous involution and $X$ is a left introverted involutive homogeneous subspace of $\fC\fB(G)$.

[**(i)**]{} The map $M\mapsto M^*$ is a conjugate-linear, weak\*-weak\* continuous, isometric involution on $X^*$.

[**(ii)**]{} The space $X$ is introverted. On $X^*$ we have $(M\lap N)^*=N^*\rap M^*$ and $G^X$ is $*$-closed.

[**(iii)**]{} The algebras $\fE(X)$, $\fE_1(X)$, $\fA(X)$ and $\fA_1(X)$ are involutive and $\Phi_{\fA(X)}$ is $*$-closed.

The proof of (i) is straightforward. We prove (ii). Let $f\in X$ and $M\in X^*$. Then for $s,t\iin S$ we have $(s\mult f)^*(t)=\wbar{s\mult f(t^*)}=\wbar{f(t^*s)}=f^*(s^*t)=f^*\mult s^*(t)$ so $$f\mult M(s)=M(s\mult f)=\wbar{M^*(f^*\mult s^*)}=\wbar{M^*\mult f^*(s^*)}
=(M^*\mult f^*)^*(s)$$ and hence $X$ is also right introverted, hence introverted. Now it follows for $M,N\iin X^*$ and $f\iinclosely on [@arsac (2.2)].

\[theo:arsac\] Let $\del:G\to(\fB(\fH)_{\norm{\cdot}\leq 1},w^*)$ be a continuous homomorphism and $\opalg_\del=\wbar{\spn\del(G)}^{w^*}$. Then there is an introverted homogeneous Banach space $\ccoef_\del$ in $\fC\fB(G)$ such that $\ccoef_\del^*\cong
\opalg_\del$. Moreover $\opalg_\del$ is a subalgebra of $\fB(\fH)$, and the Arens products on $\opalg_\del$ coincide and are exactly the operator products.

The unique predual of $\fB(\fH)$ is given by the projective tensor product $\fH\what{\otimes}\bar{\fH}$, via the identification $T(\xi\otimes\bar{\eta})=\inprod{T\xi}{\eta}$. Define $E_\del:\fH\what{\otimes}\bar{\fH}\to\fC\fB(G)$ by $$E_\del x(s)=\sum_{j=1}^\infty\inprod{\del(s)\xi_j}{\eta_j}$$ for $x=\sum_{j=1}^\infty\xi_j\otimes\bar{\eta}_j\iin\fH\what{\otimes}\bar{\fH}$ and $s\iin G$. If we let $\ccoef_\del=\mathrm{ran}E_\del$ be given the norm by which $E_\del$ is a quotient map, then $\ccoef_\del$ is a Banach space and we have for $\eps>0$ and $x$ as above with $\sum_{j=1}^\infty\norm{\xi_j}\norm{\eta_j}<\norm{x}+\eps<\norm{E_\del x}+2\eps$ that for $s\iin G$ $$|E_\del x(s)|\leq\sum_{j=1}^\infty|\inprod{\del(s)\xi_j}{\eta_j}|
\leq\norm{E_\del x}+2\eps$$ so $\unorm{E_\del x}\leq\norm{E_\del x}$, and $\ccoef_\del$ is indeed a subspace of $\fC\fB(G)$. The bipolar theorem


{#sec:eberlein}
==========================

From this point forward, let $G$ denote a locally compact group.

Basic theory
------------

If $\pi\in\Sig_G$ we let $G^\pi=\wbar{\pi(G)}^{w^*}\subset\vn_\pi
\cong\ccoef_\pi^*$. The pair $$(\pi,G^\pi)$$ is called the [*$\pi$-Eberlein compactification*]{} of $G$. Moreover we set $$(\eps_\fE,G^\fE)=(\ome_G,G^{\ome_G})$$ and simply call this the [*Eberlein compactification*]{} of $G$. The representations $\tau_\pi$ and $\rho_\pi$ and spaces $\ccoef_\pi,\fE_\pi,
\ccoef(\pi),\fA(\pi),\ecoef(\pi)$ and $\fE(\pi)$ are defined in Section \[ssec:basicspaces\]. We remark that in the notation of Section \[ssec:homogeneousspaces\] we have $$\fA(\pi)=\fA(X),\;\fE(\pi)=\fE(X)\quad\text{and}\quad
\fE_1(\pi)=\fE_1(X)$$ where $X=\ccoef_\pi$; in particular $(\pi,G^\pi)=(\eps_X,G^X)$.

\[prop:gpiisspec\] If $\pi\in\Sig_G$, then $(\pi,G^\pi)$ is an involutive semitopological compactification of $G$. We have an equivalence of compactifications $$(\pi,G^\pi)\cong(\tau_\pi,G^{\tau_\pi})\cong(\rho_\pi,G^{\rho_\pi}).$$ Moreover, $G^\pi$ is the Gelfand spectrum of the $\pi$-Eberlein algebra $\fE_1(\pi)$, and $G^\pi\setdif\{0\}$ is that of $\fE(\pi)$.

That $(\pi,G^\pi)$ is an involutive semitopological compactification can be verified directly as involution of $\vn_\pi$ is weak\*-weak\* continuous. However this can also beremark that if $\lam\me\pi$, i.e. $\fC_0(G)\subset\fA(\pi)$, then each $\pi(s)$, $s\iin G$, is a strong boundary point, and the theorem above is trivial.

Eberlein weak containment and amenability {#ssec:ebweakcontamen}
-----------------------------------------

Let us briefly review the position of almost periodic functions within $\fE(G)$. This approach is a variant of the one taken in [@rundes §2]. Let $\fA\fP(G)$ denote the C\*-algebra of almost periodic functions on $G$, and $(\eps_{\fA\fP},G^{\fA\fP})$ denote the almost periodic compactification. Let $\hat{G}_F$ denote the collection of finite dimensional irreducible representations in $\Sig_G$, and $\pi_F=\bigoplus_{\sig\in\what{G}_F}\sig$. Then $\ccoef_F(G)=\ccoef_{\pi_F}
=\ccoef(G^{\fA\fP})\comp\eps_{\fA\fP}=\fsalg\cap\fA\fP(G)$ (see [@eymard (2.20)]), and hence $\fE(\pi_F)=\fA\fP(G)$. A straightforward adaptation of [@burckel Thm. 2.22] shows that there is a minimal idempotent $e_{\fA\fP}$ in the semitopological semigroup $G^\fE$ for which $\fA\fP(G)=\fC(G^{\fA\fP})\comp\eps_{\fA\fP}=e_{\fA\fP}\mult\fE(G)$. Combining comments above we see that $\ccoef_F(G)=\ccoef(G^{\fA\fP})\comp\eps_{\fA\fP}=e_{\fA\fP}\mult\fsalg$, qua subspaces of $\fE(G)$. Moreover, $f\mapsto e_{\fA\fP}\mult f$ is a


of functions in $\fE(G)$ whose absolute values are in the kernel of the invariant mean on $\fW\fA\fP(G)$; this can be adapted from [@burckel Cor. 2.18]. These ideals give rise to “semi-direct product” decompositions $$\fsalg=\ccoef_{PI}(G)\oplus_{\ell^1}\ccoef_F(G)\aand
\fE(G)=\fE_0(G)\oplus\fA\fP(G).$$

We may regard the following as a refinement of Theorem \[theo:cstarspec\] (iii).

\[theo:algcontone\] If $\pi\in\Sig_G$, then the following are equivalent:

[**(i)**]{} $\sig\qc\pi$ for some $\sig\iin\what{G}_F$;

[**(i’)**]{} $\sig\se\pi$ for some $\sig\iin\what{G}_F$;

[**(ii)**]{} $1\cmq\pi$;

[**(ii’)**]{} $1\ec\pi$;

[**(iii)**]{} $\fE_\pi\cap\fA\fP(G)\not=\{0\}$;

[**(iii’)**]{} $\fE(\pi)\cap\fA\fP(G)\not=\{0\}$; and

[**(iv)**]{} $0\not\in G^\pi$.

We remark that this holds for $\pi=\lam$ if and only if $G$ is compact.

That (i) implies (i’), and (ii) implies (ii’) are obvious. If (i) holds then $1\qc\sig\otimes\bar{\sig}\cmq\pi$, so (ii) holds. Similarly (i’) implies (ii’). Condition (ii’) implies that $1\in\fE(\pi)\cap\fA\fP(G)$, and hence we obtain (iii’). Theorem \[theo:cstarspec\] (iii) gives the equivalence of (ii’) and (iv). It remains to prove that (iii) implies (i),which shows that $u$ is a partial isometry with support and range projection $p$, and hence $v=u^*$. We note that $p$ commutes with $S=\wbar{\del(G)}^{w^*}$. We let $\fH_\pi=p\fH$ and $\pi=p\del(\cdot)|_{p\fH}$, so $\pi$ is a unitary representation. Since $S=pSp$ we see that $x\mapsto px|_{\fH_\pi}$ is a continuous bijection from $S$ onto $G^\pi$, intertwining $\del$ and $\pi$. Hence $(\del,S)\cong(\pi,G^\pi)$.

It is immediate from Proposition \[prop:eberleincont\], and the fact that each $\pi\in\Sig_G$ satisfies $\pi\qc\ome_G$, hence $\pi\ec\ome_G$, that each (CH) compactification is a factor of $(\eps_\fE,G^\fE)\cong(\ome_G,G^{\ome_G})$.

Given $\pi\in\Sig_G$, we call a compactification $(\del,S)$ an (F$\pi$)-compactification (“factor of $\pi$”) if $(\del,S)\leq(\pi,G^\pi)$. In keeping with Theorem \[theo:universal\], we have that an (FCH)-compactification is an $(F\ome_G$)-compactification. It would be interesting to know if every (FCH)-compactification of $G$ is itself a (CH)-compactification. It may be necessary to condsider only


vector group $\Ree^n$. Then there is a linearly independent subset $\{h_1,\dots,h_n\}$ of $\Ree^N$ and $0\leq l\leq n$ for which $S\subset\bigoplus_{j=1}^l\Ree h_j\oplus\bigoplus_{j=1}^{n-l}\Ree^{>0}h_j$. Moreover $\what{S}\cong\Ree^l\cross\Hee^{n-l}$ where $\Hee=\{z\in\Cee:\Im z\geq 0\}$ and each semicharacter is given by $$\sig_{x,z}(s)=e^{i(x_1s_1+\dots+x_ls_l+z_1s_{l+1}+\dots+z_{n-l}s_n)}$$ where $x\in\Ree^l$, $z\in\Hee^{n-l}$ and $s=\sum_{j=1}^ns_jh_j\in S$.

We may write $S\setdif\{0\}=\{s_1,s_2,\dots\}$ where $s_k<s_{k+1}$ for each $k$. We note that $d_k=\mathrm{gcd}(s_1,\dots,s_k)$ defines a decreasing sequence of natural numbers, hence there is $n$ such that $d_n=d$. The “postage stamp problem” tells us that there is $s_0\iin S\setdif\{0\}$ such that $S_0=\{s_0+kd:k\in\Zee^{\geq 0}\}=\{s\in S:s\geq s_0\}$, i.e. if $d=m_1s_1+\dots+m_ns_n$ where $m_1,\dots,m_n\iin\Zee$ are found by the Euclidean algorithm, then $s_0=(|m_1|+\dots+|m_n|)s_1\dots s_n$ suffices.

Now let $\sig\in\what{S}$. We note for any $s,t\iin S\setdif\{0\}$ we have $\sig(t)^s=\sig(st)=\sig(s)^t$, hence if $\sig(s)=0$ for any $s\iin S\setdif\{0\}$ then $\sig|_{S\setdif\{0\}}=0$; let us assume otherwise. We define $\tau:\En\to\Cee$ by $$\tau(k)=\frac{\sig(s+kd)}{\sig(s)}$$ for somecoefficients and closures of Fourier-Stieltjes algebras. , 143:42–54, 1997.

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with new geometric observations. The proofs of [@BO01; @BO02] are more combinatorial in nature. These papers offer new insights, but due to the space limitation, we focus on the proof from [@BO02] in this paper. Original papers are available on line and are recommended to the interested reader.

The Model
=========

We provide the general underlying model. Here we mostly follow the notation of [@BO01; @IM08].

Let $S$ be a stream of size $m$ with elements $a_1, \dots, a_m$, where $a_i \equiv (a^1_i, \dots, a^k_i) \in [n]^k$. (When we have a sequence of elements that are themselves vectors, we denote the sequence number by a subscript and the vector entry by a superscript when both are needed.) The stream $S$ defines an *empirical* distribution over $[n]^k$ as follows: the frequency $f(\omega)$ ofReviewing this result will allow us to provide the necessary notation and frame the setting for our extension to general $k$. Moreover, in our proof, we find that a constant in Lemma 3.1 from [@IM08] that we subsequently generalize appears incorrect. (Because of this, our proof is slightly different and more detailed than the original.) Although the error is minor in the context of their paper (it only affects the constant factor in the order notation), it becomes more important when considering the proper generalization to larger $k$, and hence it is useful to correct here.

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\leq 9 \mathrm E^2[Y]$ and $\mathrm{Var}[Y] \leq 8\mathrm E[Y]^2$.

We emphasize the geometric interpretation of the above proof as follows. The goal is to bound the variance by a constant times $\mathrm E^2[Y] = \sum_{\scriptsize{}\substack{\mathbf i,\mathbf j \in [n]^2 }}(\vec v_{\mathbf i}v_{\mathbf j})^2$, where the index set is the set of all possible lines in plane $[n]^2$ (each line appears twice). We first show that $\mathrm{Var}[Y] \leq \sum_{\mathbf i, \mathbf j, \mathbf k, \mathbf l \in \mathcal D} |\vec v_{\mathbf i}\vec v_{\mathbf j}\vec v_{\mathbf k}\vec v_{\mathbf l}|$, where the 4-tuple index set corresponds to a set of rectangles in a natural way. The main idea of [@IM08] is to use inequalities of the form $|\vec v_{\mathbf i}\vec v_{\mathbf j}\vec v_{\mathbf k}\vec v_{\mathbf l}| \leq \frac 1 2((\vec v_{\chi_1, \varphi_1}\vecan algorithm that maintains an instance of $Y$ using $O(\mu(n,m,k, \epsilon, \delta))$ memory bits, then there exists an algorithm $\Lambda$ such that:

1.  With probability $\geq 1 - \delta$ the algorithm $\Lambda$ outputs a value between $[(1-\epsilon)\|{{\vec{v}} }\|^2, (1+\epsilon)\|{{\vec{v}} }|^2]$ and

2.  the space complexity of $\Lambda$ is $O(3^k{1\over \epsilon^2}\log{1\over \delta}\mu(n,m,k, \epsilon, \delta))$.

As discussed above, an immediate corollary is the existence of a one-pass space efficient streaming algorithm to detect the dependency of $k$ random variables in $\ell_2$-norm:

For every $\epsilon > 0$ and $\delta > 0$, there exists a randomized algorithm that computes, given a sequence $a_1, \dots, a_m$ of $k$-tuples, in one pass and using $O(3^k\epsilon^{-2}\log \frac 1 \delta(\log m + \log n))$ memory bits, a number $Y$ so that the probability $Y$ deviates from the square


c} },{{\mathbf d} }) \in [({{\mathbf a} },{{\mathbf b} })]$ with ${{\mathbf c} }\prec {{\mathbf d} }$. Therefore, we can further rewrite the $Err$ as $$\label{eq:final_err}
Err = \sum_{\substack{S \subseteq [k] \\S \neq \emptyset}}\  \sum_{{{\mathbf c} }\prec {{\mathbf d} }\in [n]^{|S|}}   H_S({{\mathbf c} })H_S({{\mathbf d} })\cdot \left( \sum_{({{\mathbf a} },{{\mathbf b} }) \sim ({{\mathbf c} }, {{\mathbf d} })} \langle \Upsilon_{S,{{\mathbf a} }}({{\vec{v}} }),   \Upsilon_{S,{{\mathbf b} }}({{\vec{v}} }) \rangle \right).$$

We are ready to bound the term $\mathrm E[Err^2]$ by expanding the square of the sum according to Equation (\[eq:final\_err\]). We first show in Lemma \[lem:vanish\] below that all the cross terms in the following expansion vanish.

$$\label{eq:expand_var}
{{\mathrm{Var}} }[Y] = \sum_{\substack{S,S' \subseteq [k] \\S, S' \neq \emptyset}}\  \sum_{\substack{{{\mathbf c} }\prec {{\mathbf d} }\in [n]^{|S|} \\Q:

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 * Check whether file is TLE file.
 * @param dir The directory.
 * @param fnam The file name.
 *
 * This function checks whether the file with path dir/fnam is a potential
 * TLE file. Checks performed:
 *   - It is a real file
 *


   return fileIsOk;
}

/**
 * Read fresh TLE data into hash table.
 *
 * @param dir The directory to read from.
 * @param fnam The name of the file to read from.
 * @param fresh_data Hash table where the data should be stored.
 * @return The number of satellites successfully read.
 *
 * This function will read fresh TLE data from local files into memory.
 * If there is a saetllite category (.cat file) with the same name as the
 * input file it will also update the satellites in that category.
 */
static gint read_fresh_tle(const gchar * dir, const gchar * fnam,
                          case 1:
                strncpy(tle_working[0], tle_working[1], 80);
                strncpy(tle_working[1], tle_working[2], 80);
                strncpy(tle_working[2], linetmp, 80);
                tle_working[2][79] = 0;         // make coverity happy
                break;
            default:


        /* there is a two digit year field that started around sputnik */
                if (idyear >= 57)
                    idyear += 1900;
                else
                    idyear += 2000;

                snprintf(tle_str[0], 79, "%d-%s", idyear, idstr);
        junk
                   read another line in and do nothing else */
                linesneeded = 1;
                /* skip back to beginning of loop */
                continue;
            }

            tle_str[1][69] = '\0';
            tle_str[2][69] = '\0';


else
        {
            /* This satellite is not new */
            ntle->isnew = FALSE;

            /* get TLE data */
            tlestr1 =
                g_key_file_get_string(satdata, "Satellite", "TLE1", NULL);
            if (error != NULL)
            {
              g_free(satname);
            g_free(satnickname);

            if (tle.epoch < ntle->epoch)
            {
                /* new data is newer than what we already have */
                /* store new data */
                sat_log_log(SAT_LOG_LEVEL_INFO,


accessibility, cultural and racial situation and we deal with these on an ongoing basis. In this situation, as soon as they found out he's blind, they removed him from handcuffs and he went on his way without charges. In this situation, the training very much worked," said Shelkie.

Fulton believes the situation clearly demonstrates a lack in training because the officers were not able to recognize immediately that Abbie is a guide dog.

"I really think they should have known that I was blind just by seeing me by my guide dog. They should've known that she's a guide dog by the fact that she's wearing a harness. The fact that they weren't able to identify that shows a deficiency in their training," he said.

The CEO of B.C. Guide Dogsdemanded she be accorded  the appellation  of  "Liberal Heroine"  as a result of what he termed  "her colossal struggles during the Nicaraguan Constitutional War".  From an historical perspective, and as this was reported in various newspapers, most notably in the front page of the Diario Moderno's June 14, 1927 edition,  it was thus as of that date,   which continued up to her own death at the age of 101,    that  she, a descendant of the Western Hemisphere's branch of the  House of Plantagenet and its most celebrated Nicaraguan female member, became known as the "1st Lady of Liberalism" .

From his second marriage  to Ms. Josefa Reyes Gadea, his children were


support in the form of tuition, books, and costs paid for conference travel and presentations.
Plans are underway to raise additional funds for the endowment by Jan. 4, 2014, as part of a celebration of Chang’s birthday in
conjunction with the public dedication of the media production lab. To learn more about how you can join in honoring his legacy or to
make a gift, contact Mafé Brooks, campaign director for the John D. Chang Endowed Memorial Scholarship
at mafe.brooks@cci.fsu.edu or call (850) 294-8240.

COMM Student Published on HispanicCMO.com
A report written by Alejandra Guacaneme, a master’s student at the Florida State University
(FSU) School of Communication, was published on HispanicCMO.com. The topic covers
‘Branding Opportunities in the Baby Care Industry with Hispanic Moms’.
HispanicCMO.com is a platform for Hispanic Marketers to exchange ideas about the challengesa career
in teaching and research in communication science and disorders. The award comes from the
ASHFoundation and provides graduate students $10,000 to cover the costs of graduate school.
Janine Bartley, a doctoral student in the School of Communication Science and Disorders, was
selected for the award and received it at the 2012 ASHA national convention in Atlanta.
“My education at Florida State University has focused on experiences encompassing various
aspects of academia, including coursework, teaching, research, and intervention. I selected my
academic coursework to specialize in working with families of young children, in particular families of children with ASD. I took courses in public policy, parent-child interactions, professional
consulting and developmental psychology. In addition to my content area courses, I gained
knowledge of the research process through courses in group and single-subject research design,
courses in quantitative


participating in off-campus retreats and team
-building exercises (like the ones he learned in Leadership class) in helping him build chemistry with his
executive board.
Casey and Carly were able to plan and execute one of the largest Homecomings Florida State
University has ever seen. According to Carly, “Our tradition and legacy of Homecoming has led us to
be ranked 7th among the top 10 Homecomings in the country, and I am glad that I got to serve my
school in such capacity.”
What’s next for these two talented students:



Casey will graduate this Spring and will be attending Grad School in Information Studies or
Leadershipor charged substrate. The coated substrate is then heated to a temperature sufficient to melt the powder coating and to cause it to flow providing a smooth, even finish.
Fluidized bed coating makes it possible to apply films as thick as about 2.5 mm. In this method, the powder coating composition is fluidized in a fluidized bed by passing a fluidizing gas stream into a vessel containing the powder coating. A substrate is heated in an oven to a temperature above the melting point of the powder coating and is then dipped into the fluidized bed. The powder coating particles contact the hot surface, then melt and flow on the substrate surface. See generally, Kirk-Othmer, Concise Encyclopedia of Chemical Technology, pp. 944-945 (1985).
One attempt to achieve a chrome-like finish


has been through the incorporation of aluminum particles or aluminum flake into powder coating compositions. However, mere incorporation of aluminum flake into powder coating compositions has not produced a highly shiny, reflective chrome-like appearance as measured by the high reflectance of conventional chrome electroplating without special and additional processing techniques and additives.
Powder coating composition and processes for the production of such powder compositions are needed which can form a glossy, highly reflective metallic finish that appears to be as shiny as chrome plate.
U.S. Pat. No. 5,045,114 describes a powder product that results from a process of preparing a powder coating material which can be applied to a substrate to form a coated article having a glossy, high reflective, metallic finish. The process comprises milling a resinous binder andhypothesis is that it is a by-product of techniques employed by some therapists, especially those using hypnosis. The diagnosis should not be made if the person's condition is better accounted for by substance abuse, seizures, other mental health problems, imaginative play in children, or religious practices.

Treatment generally involves supportive care and counselling. The condition usually persists without treatment. It is believed to affect about 1.5% of the general population (based on a small US community sample) and 3% of those admitted to hospitals with mental health problems in Europe and North America. DID is diagnosed about six times more often in females than males. The number of recorded cases increased significantly in the latter half of the 20th century, along with the number of identities claimed by those


those regarding the validity of recovered memories of trauma. Skeptics note that a small subset of doctors are responsible for diagnosing the majority of individuals with DID. Psychologist Nicholas Spanos and others have suggested that in addition to therapy caused cases, DID may be the result of role-playing rather than alternative identities, though others disagree, pointing to a lack of incentive to manufacture or maintain separate identities and point to the claimed histories of abuse. Other arguments that therapy can cause DID, include the lack of children diagnosed with DID, the sudden spike in rates of diagnosis after 1980 (although DID was not a diagnosis until DSM-IV, published in 1994), the absence of evidence of increased rates of child abuse, the appearance of the disorder almost exclusively instill in contact with abusers, and the latter groups often face lengthier and more difficult treatment.  Suicidal ideation, failed suicide attempts, and self-harm also occur.  Duration of treatment can vary depending on patient goals, which can range from merely improving inter-alter communication and cooperation, to reducing inter-alter amnesia, to integration of all alters, but generally takes years.

Epidemiology
There is little systematic data on the prevalence of DID. It occurs more commonly in young adults and declines with age. Reported rates in the community vary from 1% to 3% with higher rates among psychiatric patients. It is 5 to 9 times more common in females than males during young adulthood, though this may be due to selection bias as males who could be diagnosed with DID may


of Books on 17 August 2006.

"Interpersonality amnesia" was removed as a diagnostic feature from the DSM III in 1987, which may have contributed to the increasing frequency of the diagnosis. There were 200 reported cases of DID as of 1980, and 20,000 from 1980 to 1990. Joan Acocella reports that 40,000 cases were diagnosed from 1985 to 1995.  Scientific publications regarding DID peaked in the mid-1990s then rapidly declined.

There were several contributing factors to the rapid decline of reports of multiple personality disorder/dissociative identity disorder. One was the discontinuation in December 1997 of Dissociation: Progress in the Dissociative Disorders, the journal of The International Society for the Study of Multiple Personality and Dissociation. The society and its journal were perceived as uncritical sources of legitimacy for theuse, and he agreed. Below is the result of this assemblage. All of it, I am pleased to say, is still burningly relevant. The eleventh anniversary of the invasion of Iraq has passed us by with little coverage, and the unbearable situation in Syria continues to occupy media attention. This interview is also published during new so-called Middle East peace talks in Israel and the Palestinian territories, ones which are seen as shambolic and utterly hopeless.

I ended with a question that many of his fiercest critics (also known as Christopher Hitchens fans) still hold out against Chomsky. Wait until you see it.

Dear Noam- please excuse the devil’s advocate question- but the key argument from the influential Nick Cohen-Christopher Hitchens bloc, as I am certain you’re familiar with, is


George Thiemeyer Hemmeter

George Thiemeyer Hemmeter (1906 – April 8, 2000) was an American inventor primarily known for inventing the Newspaper vending machine. He also worked on other ideas for devices such as a food dehydrator used during the second world war, and a self-balancing washing machine.

References

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(10%) women referred with LG smears had histologically proven LG-CIN, high-grade (HG) and normal biopsies, respectively. Seventeen of 64 (24.6%) women with LG-CIN progressed to HG-CIN within 1 year. In both LG-CIN and HG-CIN, the predominant intraepithelial cell population were cytotoxic T cells, while CD4+ and FOXP3+ T cells predominated the stromal compartment. Women with LG-CIN who later on regressed displayed a significantly higher number of cytotoxic (granzyme B+) cells in their entry samples. In addition, the ratio between CD8+ cells and granzyme B+ cells was close to 1, suggesting that all infiltrating CD8+ T cells were highly active. In contrast, this ratio was three-fold lower in women, in whom the lesions persisted or progressed. This study suggests that the early infiltration of lesions by highly cytotoxic effectorThis invention relates to alkylidene analogs of 1'-aminospiro[isoquinoline-4(1H),3'-pyrrolidine]-1,2',3,5'(2H)-tetrones, to processes for their preparation, to methods for using the compounds, and to pharmaceutical preparations thereof. The compounds have pharmaceutical properties which render them beneficial for the prevention or treatment of complications associated with diabetes mellitus.
The use of insulin and/or oral hypoglycemic agents in the treatment of diabetes mellitus has prolonged the life of many of these patients. However, their use has not had a demonstrable impact on the development of diabetic complications such as neuropathy, nephropathy, retinopathy, cataracts and vascular disease which accompany the underlying metabolic disorder. There is little question that chronic hyperglycemia plays a major role in the genesis of these complications, and that complete normalization of blood glucose would likely prevent most if not all complications.


inhibit aldose reductase have been shown to prevent the biochemical, functional and morphological changes induced by hyperglycemia. Early studies by J. H. Kinoshita and collaborators implicated aldose reductase in the etiology of diabetic cataracts. More recent studies have provided compelling evidence that aldose reductase also plays a significant role in the initiation of diabetic nephropathy, retinopathy and neuropathy (cf McCaleb et al, J. Diab. Comp., 2, 16, 1989; Robison et al, Invest. Ophthalmol. Vis. Sci., 30,, 2285, 1989; Notvest and Inserra, Diabetes, 36, 500, 1987.action and/or heat of the dryer causes the microcapsules to fracture, releasing the ingredients which, in a volatilized state, permeate and deposit upon the contents of the dryer. This methodology applies that “fresh out of the dryer” smell, but is short lived as the perfume continues to volatilize from the treated fabric. Other products exist whereby microcapsules containing perfumes and other ingredients are applied directly or indirectly to the fabric, especially apparel, to provide a longer lived freshness to the same. Here, the performance or efficacy of these products is oftentimes short lived as the content of the microcapsules escapes too readily from the microcapsules and/or the walls of the microcapsules are too weak and/or have too little give such that normal wearing of the fabric causes the


Lymph node management in patients with paratesticular rhabdomyosarcoma: a population-based analysis.
Paratesticular rhabdomyosarcoma (PTRMS) is the most common primary solid tumor arising from the mesenchymal tissue of the testis. Traditionally, retroperitoneal lymph node dissection is not recommended for children aged <10 years because of the morbidity of the procedure and low risk of retroperitoneal lymph node involvement. In the current study, the authors analyzed the patient and tumor characteristics of PTRMS as well as survival outcomes associated with lymph node dissection status. A total of 255 cases of PTRMS were identified from the patient data reported by the Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results (SEER) program of the National Cancer Institute from 1973 through 2009. Among 173 patients aged ≥ 10 years, lymph node dissection was found to improve thetrailing zeros might be revealed by the ToString method if an appropriate format string is applied.

No such capability is present for double which is a purely IEEE 754 binary floating-point representation and thus cannot distinguish between 35, 35.0 or 35.0000.  As a result, when you inspect pv.Amount after population, 35 is shown for the 35.0 JSON value.
Sample fiddle.


Q:

python tail recursive function doesn't return

I have a function that modifies a list, however it doesn't return anything. It is a long function but to give an example, the following has the same problem. Why is it not returning anything?
def inventedfunction(list1):
    list2=list1[:-1]
    if len(list2)!=1:
        inventedfunction(list2)
    else:
        return list2

A:

Replace inventedfunction(list2) with return inventedfunction(list2). If you just call it without the return statement, the result is thrown out.
Working code:
def inventedfunction(list1):
    list2=list1[:-1]
    if len(list2)!=1:
        return inventedfunction(list2)
    else:
        return list2

toy or girl toy?” the manager asks before seeing C.J. and saying “Oh, sorry, you want a boy toy.”

“No, no, we want the girl toy,” I said, pretending to be really pleasant.

“Oh, I just thought that since he’s a….”

“Yes, but we’ll take the girl toy,” I say loudly and firmly with a saccharin smile that says “give me the damn girl toy and don’t cause a scene.”

(Awkward moment goes here.)

Again, the choice is so obvious. Again, the choice is so obvious.

March 7: We drive up to McDonald’s and order a Happy Meal. “For a boy or a girl?” the bored voice mumbles out of the metal drive-through box.

“It’s for a girl,” C.J.’s Dad says, upset that gender identity issues are now being served with his Big Mac. As


on C’s Facebook page. C’s little guy isn’t slightly effeminate, like C.J., but she explains that “other than the obvious obnoxiousness of the gender stereotyping going on, sometimes the ‘opposite gender’ toy is the better choice for my son. He knows what a stuffed bear is, not so much a Bakugan whosie-whatsit.”

C.J.’s Brother noticed that there is a Happy Meal website with fun games and activities. We pull up the site and start to register to play. McDonald’s, again, wants to know if we are a boy or a girl. I can’t explain to the computer that we have one boy who likes to play with boy toys and one boy who likes to play with girl toys. We log off.

If McDonald’s keeps this up, I’ll have toMastercard -- who all recently severed ties with Wikileaks in response to government pressure.

Ellsberg's take: If companies don't push back, the government will get too much power as more and more of our private lives -- logged in photo uploads, status updates or online check-ins -- is recorded online.

As the government fights to keep its own secrets, it wants to know as much as possible about our lives, said Ellsberg, who was himself targeted by government investigators after he began leaking classified military documents that described what the U.S. government knew as it escalated its war in Vietnam.

"Facebook, Google, Twitter: Put them all together. If they're all working together, their ability to manipulate us, to know [about us], this is absolutely antithetical to democracy," he said. "People in


+ u. List the prime factors of t.
7
Let y = -100 + 90. List the prime factors of 1112/y*(1 - 21/6).
2, 139
Let x(p) = 15*p + 23. Let j(f) = 4*f - 1. Let c be j(2). What are the prime factors of x(c)?
2
Let k(y) = -y**3 - 9*y**2 + 12*y + 63. What are the prime factors of k(-14)?
5, 7
Let c(d) = 5*d + 8. What are the prime factors of c(0)?
2
Let t(g) = g**2 - 3*g + 4. Let v be t(3). Let l be v/(-18) - (-122)/(-18). Let b = l + 31. List the prime factors of b.
2, 3
Let u(j) = j**2 + 3. Let c be u(0). Suppose -2*x - 8 = 0, a + 0*x - 20 = 3*x. Suppose -2*h -The present inventors have focused on the effects of a s-triazine [1,3,5-triazine] derivative and a pyrimidine derivative substituted with a benzimidazole ring against solid tumors, and have performed research on the synthesis of numerous compounds and the relationship between anti-tumor activities and chemical structures (Patent Documents 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5).
As a result of this research, the present inventors found that a s-triazine derivative and a pyrimidine derivative having a specific substituent at position 2 of the benzimidazole ring such as, for example, 2-(2-difluoromethylbenzimidazol)-4,6-dimorpholino-1,3,5-triazine and others, have an especially strong effect against solid tumors and are effective as anti-tumor agents (Patent Documents 3, 4 and 5).
Furthermore, the present inventors found that these s-triazine and pyrimidine derivatives have an immunosuppressive effect and are effective against disorders that respond


*IRF4*, dominant negative mutant *p53* (p53DD), constitutively active myristoylated *AKT* (Myr-AKT), constitutively active *β-catenin*, constitutively active *Notch* (ICN1), a constitutively activated form of *STAT3* (STAT3c) and a myristoylated constitutively active *PI3 kinase* (Myr-PIK3CA) as well as activated *HRAS* (HRAS-V12) and *hTERT*, followed by culture in the absence of anti-CD3 (Figure [1A--1B](#F1){ref-type="fig"}). As an initial criterion for potential transformation, expansive growth exceeding four weeks was chosen. Transduction of T cells with this pool of retroviruses reproducibly resulted in transformation (Figure [1B](#F1){ref-type="fig"}). Subsequently, one individual gene at a time was eliminated, followed by T cell transduction. Only in the pools lacking either MYC or Myr-AKT (AKT), did transformation not occur, indicating that MYC and AKT were both indispensable for transformation (Figure [1B](#F1){ref-type="fig"}). We subsequently tested pools of retroviruses containing *MYC*altered expression that contribute to genetic or epigenetic instability or alterations in splicing fidelity, exemplified by TET2, DNMT3A and IDH2, also commonly mutated in PTCL \[[@R8]--[@R10], [@R13]\], thereby generating a diverse and abnormal repertoire of cells with altered gene functions and/or expression levels, allowing for selection and expansion of a subset of cells with altered expression of one or several effector driver genes.

Despite the aggressive characteristics of PTCL, it is difficult to establish cell lines from PTCL-patients, reflected in the modest number of cell lines available \[[@R56]\]. This could indicate that in many cases, PTCL cells would not (yet) have acquired a state of autonomous growth, in contrast to the tumor-transformed T cells describe herein. An interesting possibility would be that some (epi)-genetic events leading to MYC or


mix in a 7500 Real-Time PCR system (Applied Biosystems, Foster City, CA). Relative gene expression was calculated using the ΔΔCt method.

High throughput TcR V-beta deep sequencing {#s4_6}
------------------------------------------

Genomic DNA was prepared using DNEasy minicolumns (Qiagen). Sequencing was performed by Adaptive Biotechnologies (Seattle, WA) using the Immunoseq platform and data were analyzed using the ImmunoSEQ Analyser software (Adaptive biotechnologies).

Supplementary Information accompanies this paper.

SUPPLEMENTARY MATERIALS FIGURES AND TABLES {#s5}
==========================================

**Author contributions**

KH, SD, TPF and AG performed the experiments. AG designed the study and wrote the manuscript with input from KH and SD.

We thank Sten Eirik W. Jacobsen for support and feedback on the manuscript, Raoul Kuiper (Morphological Analysis of Phenotypes, Karolinska Institutet) for histology analysis, David Hamm (Adaptive biotechnologies) for helpful suggestions concerning analysis of TcR-Vβ sequencing results.

**CONFLICTS OF INTEREST**

The authors declareCraig Silverman

Craig Silverman is a Canadian journalist and the media editor of BuzzFeed, and the former head of BuzzFeed's Canadian division. Known as an expert in "fake news", he founded the "Regret the Error" blog in 2004, covering fact-checking and media inaccuracy, and authored a 2009 book of the same name, which won the Arthur Rowse Award for Press Criticism from the National Press Club.

In 2011 he joined the Poynter Institute for Media Studies as an adjunct faculty member. He also founded the hoax and rumor tracking website Emergent and co-authored a biography of Michael Calce, the hacker known as MafiaBoy. He received a 2013 Mirror Award for Best Commentary, Digital Media.

Born in Nova Scotia, Silverman is a graduate of Concordia University in Montreal (Bachelor of


the deputy “multiple times,” then ran, officials said in a prepared statement. The deputy returned fire. Martinez was not injured.

As Martinez ran, more deputies closed in. A gunfight ensued, and a second deputy was shot, officials said. Martinez escaped again, and it was unclear whether he was wounded.

The second deputy shooting took place near Lisa and Laurel streets, Reed said.

A third shooting occurred as Martinez continued to flee, but no one was hit, authorities said.

Los Angeles County Sheriff Jim McDonnell announced at a news conference that a SWAT team used tear gas and forced its way into a guest home behind an apartment in the 9000 block of Mayne Street, where the gunman was holed up with a male hostage.

“This is an individual who throughout the night attemptedI was talking with Crystal Huff about getting to Helsinki, and I volunteered to put together a list of how to get to Finland for the Helsinki in 2017 Worldcon bid. After I sat down and got started, I thought it would be interesting to put the list together in a non-US-centric way, so I […]

First, Lisa Hertel corrected me on my previous calculations: Finland’s hotel price was €80 ($106), not $80, but it also included breakfast and taxes. Thanks for the catch. Rick Kovalcik additionally pointed out that Finland’s hotel rate also included wifi and taxes. Thanks! I’m not going to do the re-calculations, but you get the point: […]


Q:

word-wrap: break-word не работает в IE?

div.root_cat a{
    word-wrap: break-word;
    font-size: 12px;
    line-height: 14px;
    color: #0a79c1;
    text-decoration: none;
}

Во всех браузерах слова переносятся, а в IE нет. Как правильно прописать?

A:

Не работает перенос по двум причинам:
Во-первых, элемент должен иметь вариант отображения отличный от inline. Именно этот вариант задан для элемента a по умолчанию.
Во-вторых, для элемента должна быть указана ширина.
Пример исправления поведения:

/* С пустым js не работает сниппет */
a {
  font-size: 12px;
  line-height: 14px;
  color: #0a79c1;
  text-decoration: none;
  width: 100%;
  word-wrap: break-word;
  display: block
}
div {
  border: 1px solid #000;
  padding: 5px;
  width: 150px;
}

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"Atmospheric compromise." "Where am..." "Where am I?" "Sam, you're in the Infirmary." "You had an accident." "Do you remember what happened?" "No, I don't..." "I don't remember a thing." "Do you remember me?" "Yeah, of course I remember you, Gerty." "That's good." "That's very good." "It's nice to see you awake again." "I'd like to keep you under observation here in the Infirmary for a few days and run some tests." "How long have I been out?" "Not long, Sam." "Go back to sleep." "Okay, bro." "You're still very tired." "We can talk later." "Hello?" "...good working order, but we only have two working Harvesters now." "Come on, come on." "Yeah, well, that's no surprise, but it's not good enough." "Gerty, we're gonna have to find a way


approximately 14 hours." "So commence to jump forjoy." "You're about to be back in work." "In the meantime, hang in there." "Rest up." "You hang in there, Sam." "Over and out." "They're sending a Rescue Unit?" "Why?" "Why are they sending a Rescue Unit?" "To fix the stalled Harvester." "They didn't think I was up to it." "Well, then I'm going back." "That's it for me." "What?" "Is that what you really think?" "Yeah." "I've got a contract." "I'm going home." "You're a fucking clone." "You don't have shit." " Hey, I'm going home." " You're not going anywhere." "You know, you've been up here too long, man." "You've lost your marbles." "What, do you think Tess is back home, waiting for you on the sofa in lingerie?"Mexico." "Aloha." "Bring me back a pina colada, all right, bro?" "Hey..." "Johnny Spaceman." "You remember Tess came in for that interview?" "She was so beautiful." "She wasn't the best candidate, but it didn't matter." "I had to give her the job." "I wanted to keep her in the country." " She was going back to Ireland." " She was going back to Ireland." "You knew you had to take a chance, so you called her." "You were terrified." "You wrote that whole speech for her answering machine." "But you didn't need it, 'cause she picked up the phone." "She was, like, "Why is he calling me?" ""The internship's over." "Why's he calling me at home?"" "I asked her if she wanted to go get like an ice


as the chance to be a steward of another Ted Turner legacy. As a native Atlantan, I vividly remember being at one of the first Hawks games after they made the move from St. Louis. The Hawks came to life when Ted took over the team in the 70’s. Over time and under Ted’s leadership, the Hawks were the class of the Atlanta sports scene. I am hoping that we can reignite that spark and help the Hawks bring an NBA Championship to our hometown of Atlanta. I keep telling myself that I am not leaving Turner, but rather I have chosen a transfer to another division.

Now comes the hard part. I am very glad my iPad is waterproof. Absolutely none of my success would be possible withoutbeing 20% above desirable weight and was associated with increased risks for hypertension, hypercholesterolemia, and diabetes mellitus, as well as premature death.

Diet Pill Options for Weight Loss in Miami, 33143

The FDA has tightly regulated the drug marketplace for weight loss medications. The vast majority of medications are not only prescription drugs but also DEA controlled drugs:

2.There is only a single approved nonprescription medication for weight loss. This is Alli (Orlistat). Unfortunately it is not very effective. Orlistat (prescription strength of Alli, called Xenical) and Contrave are the only prescription medications that are FDA approved that are not DEA controlled drugs.

3.DEA controlled, prescription medications include the older medications diethylproprion, phentermine and phendimetrazine and the new medications: Qsymia and Belviq. (Contrave is a prescription medication that is not DEA controlled


the same vein as Michael Moore’s Bowling for Columbine.

But we’ve seen that movie before. Eat That Question dispenses with the standard documentary format and uses no talking head interviews. That can be great when you get primary sources—Brett Morgen’s Kurt Cobain documentary Montage of Heck, for example, featured Cobain’s mother, wife, ex-girlfriend, uncle, and best friend. Unauthorized and poorly sourced docs made for TV or discredited by the families and subjects abound on YouTube and in the annals of iTunes. It’s just not as exciting when you can only get David Crosby’s second cousin, or Bowie’s maid. I’ve never gotten into Frank Zappa: his rock records, experimental work, and classical compositions, it all leaves me cold. Except for "Catholic Girls." Listening to Zappa talk reminds me of theold go-to line about Marilyn Manson—“I didn’t know he was so articulate! I don’t care for his music, but he’s intelligent!” “Catholic Girls” and “The Dope Show”—great, I’m there. But these are two guys I’d rather watch talk about culture, “obscenity,” politics and theocracy than carry on with Uncle Meat or the alien cup-suit of ambiguous gender.

Eat That Question is remarkably graceful and reflective, and as the subtitle suggests, direct from the source. But to have absolutely nothing other than interviews and concert footage, the lack of a narrator, and the silence that looms on top of this movie gives it a heavier vibe than something like Montage of Heck. Zappa was flamboyant and provocative, but he was just a man, and the laser-focus of the movie’s conceit


imposed upon defendant the burden of proving his domicile and actual residence were in St. Bernard Parish rather than imposing upon plaintiff the burden of proving that defendant was not qualified to run for the office. For example, the district court stated, "The apartment does not become 101 Dean Drive because Mr. Dean says it now is. He simply offers no acceptable proof to support that allegation." Plaintiff's own evidence establishes that 101 Dean Drive is the basis for defendant's current voter registration in St. Bernard Parish. It is plaintiff's burden to establish that 101 Dean Drive does not include the apartment in St. Bernard Parish. The district court, however, placed the burden on defendant to show that the apartment is located at 101 Dean Drive in St.he does not actually reside in the apartment, or that he is not a qualified elector of St. Bernard Parish and of the district or parish division for the office he seeks. Such proof was simply not sufficiently presented in the instant case. As explained above, any doubt as to the qualifications of a candidate must be resolved in the candidate's favor so that he is permitted to run for public office. This policy furthers the interests of both the state and her citizens by giving the electorate the widest possible choice of candidates. Because we cannot find that defendant did not meet the qualification *873 requirements for the office of councilman-at-large (East) of St. Bernard Parish, the instant case presents a situation in which this policy must


be drawn.[7] The law often imposes boundaries. The boundary between the parishes of Plaquemines and St. Bernard, an artificial line, imperceptibly and infinitely thin, nevertheless establishes a legal boundary.
Senator Dean may appropriately consider himself a citizen of St. Bernard in heart and soul. He has served the people of both Plaquemines and St. Bernard Parish in the State Senate. He previously served the people of St. Bernard on the School Board for a decade and as President of St. Bernard Parish. However, the boundary line between the parishes governs whether he is a candidate.
Constrained by the manifest error rule, I cannot find the trial court erred.
NOTES
[1]  Pursuant to La. R.S. 18:1402(A)(2), Lena R. Torres was named a nominal defendant in her official capacity as Clerk of Courtsummer lounging. Adjacent to the pool is a large jetted whirlpool for apres ski relaxation.

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Corinne Vionnet is an artist based in Switzerland. At the core of her artistic practice are topographical themes such as the social interaction between nature and humankind.
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the facility by 9% or 14,000 MWh, to 166,500 MWh. Work
began in May and is expected to be completed by the end of the year;
any lost revenues expected during construction have been included in
the capital improvement budget, which will be funded equally by the
Corporation and Desjardins.

Partnership with Desjardins

The Corporation and Desjardins respectively own 50.01% and 49.99% of the
common units of Innergex Sainte-Marguerite, S.E.C. (the "Limited
Partnership"). Concurrent with the acquisition of the SM-1 facility,
Desjardins subscribed to a debenture issued by the Limited Partnership
for total proceeds of approximately $40.4 million. This debenture
carries an interest rate of 8.0%, has no predetermined repayment
schedule and matures in 2064.

Terms of the acquisition

The purchase price of the SM-1 facility is approximately $82.1 million,
plus assumption of $30.8 million in non-recourse, project-level debt
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I want to somehow idiot-proof this, so that someone else (or me) can't come along later and accidentally write a test that would modify the production database.

A:

Man, once again, I should read the docs more carefully before I post questions here. I can define a readonly connection to my production database in the settings file, and then straight from the docs:
If you are using more than one database, you can use django.db.connections to obtain the connection (and cursor) for a specific database. django.db.connections is a dictionary-like object that allows you to retrieve a specific connection using its alias:
from django.db import connections
cursor = connections['my_db_alias'].cursor()
# Your code here...


Asian tourists studying a map, not the sort of people Marian would normally talk to.

But they did have a map.

'Excuse me.' She spoke slowly and loudly. 'Do you know where Government House is?'

They made helpless gestures of non-comprehension.

Well of course. They came over here and they couldn't even speak English.

Marian pointed at the map and raised her eyebrows. 'Can I?'

'Yes,' they said eagerly. 'Yes please.' The young man handed her the map.

By rotating it she could orient herself with the station and Forrest Place. Yes. Government House was along to the left, across Barrack Street.

'Thank you very much,' she said handing the map back. But she saw from the confusion on their faces that they hadn't understood. They had thought that she was going to help them.

Damn. Sheare formed on a semiconductor substrate, a support substrate is adhered on an insulating film covering the elements and interconnects. After that, lenses and color filters are attached to a surface of the substrate, which is opposite to the support substrate.
In general, when using aluminum (Al) as interconnects, after the Al interconnects are formed on a lower interconnecting layer, an insulating film is deposited on the Al interconnects and between adjacent Al interconnects. In this case, even when the deposited insulating film undergoes a planarizing process, the upper surface of the insulating film cannot have high flatness owing to, e.g., junction portions (seams) of the insulating film. Consequently, when adhering the insulating film and support substrate of the back-illuminated image sensor, no high adhesion can be obtained between