           }
        );
        }
    };
});

Anyone can use this directive to add/remove attribute conditionally.
Usage
<video width="100%" height="100%" controls attronoff data-attr-on="{{is_autoplay}}" data-attr-name="autoplay">
    ...

A:

One Simple solution would be to use ng-if to generate the dom based on the condition.
For instance in your case, use
<video autoplay="true" ng-if="is_autoplay">...</video>
<video ng-if="!is_autoplay">...</video>

So if is_autoplay is true, the first element will be generated with the autoplay attribute and second on will not be in dom.
If is_autoplay is false, the second dom element will be generated without the autoplay attribue.

pipes but manage to go out of the kitchen drain. The Umbubble is soon punctured by the green part of a tomato, and Andrew, Judy, and Thudd have to try to get back to the Atom Sucker without it. They manage to catch a ride on a housefly and they fly outside into the garden. The fourth book, Andrew Lost in the Garden, begins. Andrew and Judy try to walk through the garden and get back to the Atom Sucker, while Mrs. Scuttle is having a garden party. They run into lots of garden insects and microorganisms in the garden. They eventually find their helicopter, and they fly to the Atom Sucker and unshrink themselves.

Characters
 Harley; the name of a friendly basset hound that belongs to Mrs. Scuttle.


a training-set in turn and developed models were evaluated against the other dataset. Table [2](#Tab2){ref-type="table"} illustrated the clinical characteristics of TCGA AML cohort.Table 2The clinical characteristics of AML patients from TCGA. CR, complete remission; MLL, mixed lineage leukemiaTCGAPO (*N* = 74)TCGAPT (*N* = 73)Age at Diagnosis (year) median (range)10.58 (0.40--22.55)9.04 (0.38--19.12)Gender female (n%)34 (45.95%)40 (54.79%)Race white (n%)59 (79.73%)55 (75.34%)First event relapse (n%)51 (68.92%)54 (73.97%)CR status CR (n%)69 (93.24%)61 (83.56%)Primary Cytogenetic MLL (n%)10 (13.51%)18 (24.66%) Normal (n%)18 (24.32%)11 (15.07%) Other (n%)14 (18.92%)20 (27.40%) t(8;21)7 (9.46%)11 (15.07%) inv.(16)16 (21.62%)12 (16.44%)Cytogenetic Site of Relapse/Induction Failure Yes (n%)4 (5.41%)13 (17.81%) No (n%)48 (64.86%)43 (58.90%) Not done (n%)22 (29.73%)17 (23.29%)FAB Category M0,M1,M2,M3,M4,M5,M6,M7,NOS2 (2.70%),7 (9.46%),19 (25.68%),0 (0.00%),22 (29.73%),15 (20.27%),1 (1.35%),2 (2.70%),5 (6.76%)2 (2.74%),8 (10.96%),15 (20.55%),0 (0.00%),20 (27.40%),12 (16.44%),1 (1.37%),5 (6.85%),3 (4.11%)FLT3/ITD Positive (n%)8 (10.81%)5 (6.85%) Negative (n%)66 (89.19%)68 (93.15%)WBC at Diagnosis median (range)53.5 (2.1--302)34.9 (1.3--519)NPM mutation Yes (n%)4 (5.41%)2 (2.74%) No (n%)66 (89.19%)70 (95.89%)CEBPA mutation Yes (n%)4 (5.41%)5 (6.85%) Nothe independent test dataset TCGAPT and predictive performance was measured. No significant difference between the two different risk groups was evident for mRNA signature (C-index = 0.55, hazard ratio \[HR\], 1.22; 95% confidence interval \[CI\], 0.98--3.05; *p* = 0.05) and miRNA signature (C-index = 0.54, hazard ratio \[HR\], 1.69; 95% confidence interval \[CI\], 1.02--3.49; *p* = 0.06). These results demonstrated that RSF prognosis model based on mRNA signature or miRNA signature did not result in comparable performance as that from the GMI signature. The miRNA-mRNA interactions play an important role for achieving the predictive performance.

It has previously been observed that a 17-gene stemness score (LSC17 signature) could predict recurrence risk in AML patients \[[@CR63]\]. The 11 genes are appeared in TCGA cohort including *CPXM1*, *EMP1*, *LAPTM4B*, *ARHGAP22*, *MMRN1*, *ZBTB46*, *AKR1C3*, *SMIM24*, *CDK6*, *NYNRIN* and *SOCS2.* The


was effective in improving attention and behavior in a classroom-type setting.

QuilliChew ER comes with the same long list of cautions and warnings that the FDA has required for other methylphenidate-containing products, including risk of abuse and dependence as well as rare effects such as stroke, heart attack, and death. Increases in blood pressure may be expected, and psychotic or manic symptoms are possible.

The full product label may be found here.Agriculture in the climate change negotiations; ensuring that food production is not threatened.
With the human population predicted to reach nine billion by 2050, demand for food is predicted to more than double over this time period, a trend which will lead to increased greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions from agriculture. Furthermore, expansion in food production is predicted to occur primarily in the developing world, where adaptation to climate change may be more difficult and opportunities to mitigate emissions limited. In the establishment of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), 'ensuring that food production is not threatened' is explicitly mentioned in the objective of the Convention. However, the focus of negotiations under the Convention has largely been on reducing GHG emissions from energy, and industrial activities and


Succession Planning

Effectively defining the requirements of future leaders requires a clear sense of an organization’s strategic direction. Even when the requirements seem clear, many organizations struggle to successfully assess talent against the competencies and capabilities needed to achieve desired business goals. All too often, organizations face challengers in leadership without a clear plan to support succession.

Our approach to succession planning draws on our overall strategy for building leadership capacity. Our Consultants have developed effective succession planning approaches and methods through our experience with a wide variety of organizations. ENGAGE HR™ enables organizations to proactively identify and develop what leaders require today and for the future.

Clarifying your organization’s strategic direction

Identifying the leadership requirements to execute your strategy

Creating a formal process for assessing and identifying gaps in your leadership structureportfolio to meet professional standards, development of presentation skills, and improvement of job-seeking techniques. (2 Lec., 4 Lab.)

Project Analysis and DesignThis is a WECM Course Number.Prerequisite Recommended: Completion of two semesters of multimedia coursework.Course Description: Application of the planning and production processes for digital media projects. Emphasis on copyright and other legal issues, content design and production management. This course may be repeated if topics and learning outcomes vary. (2 Lec., 4 Lab.)

Web Design IIThis is a WECM Course Number.Prerequisite Recommended: IMED 1316 or IMED 1416.Course Description: A study of mark-up language advanced layout techniques for creating web pages. Emphasis on identifying the target audience and producing web sites according to accessibility standards, cultural appearance, and legal issues. This course is cross-listed as IMED 2415. The student may


Angila had a busy afternoon in the jumps, coming 5th and 6th in the Triple Jump with 10.20m and Long Jump respectively. She also came 7th in the 100m.

Beth Skinner was another busy athlete in the jumps. She equalled her PB of 1.50m for equal fourth in the High Jump and came fourth in the Triple Jump. She also came fifth in the discus.

Anna Rust scored two fourth places in the 2000m steeplechase and the 3000m B string. Catherine Harman also scored two good fifth places in the 800m and 1500m B strings.

Laurie Dugdale scored two seventh places in the 1500m and the 200m.

In the 4x100m, Skinner, Angila, Weeks and Chapman teamed up for sixth place. For the 4x400m, Humphreys, Dugdale, Weeks and Chamberlain teamed up for anotherwithin a bus structure after a bus reset.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

The IEEE standard, “IEEE 1394 Standard For A High Performance Serial Bus,” Draft ratified in 1995, is an international standard for implementing an inexpensive high-speed serial bus architecture which supports both asynchronous and isochronous format data transfers. Isochronous data transfers are real-time transfers which take place such that the time intervals between significant instances have the same duration at both the transmitting and receiving applications. Each packet of data transferred isochronously is transferred in its own time period. The IEEE 1394-1995 standard bus architecture provides multiple channels for isochronous data transfer between applications. A six bit channel number is broadcast with the data to ensure reception by the appropriate application. This allows multiple applications to simultaneously transmit isochronous


layer 12, a link layer 14 and a physical layer 16. The physical layer 16 provides the electrical and mechanical connection between a device or application and the IEEE 1394-1995 cable. The physical layer 16 also provides arbitration to ensure that all devices coupled to the IEEE 1394-1995 bus have access to the bus as well as actual data transmission and reception. The link layer 14 provides data packet delivery service for both asynchronous and isochronous data packet transport. This supports both asynchronous data transport, using an acknowledgement protocol, and isochronous data transport, providing real-time guaranteed bandwidth protocol for just-in-time data delivery. The transaction layer 12 supports the commands necessary to complete asynchronous data transfers, including read, write and lock. The serial bus management block 10 contains angenerated after the bus reset. The apparatus further comprises an interface circuit coupled to the means for comparing to receive the self identifying information from the devices within the network. Each handle includes a pointer value corresponding to an address of a corresponding device object. Each device object represents characteristics of a corresponding device. The network is preferably an IEEE 1394 serial bus network.

In still another aspect of the present invention, a network comprises a plurality of devices coupled together, each of the devices includes an interface circuit through which communications are transmitted and received, and a processing circuit coupled to the interface circuit to process communications received through the interface circuit and a control application resident on one of the devices to maintain representations of the devices,


broadcasts are transmitted from the satellite dish 18 to the settop box 20 in an MPEG format. The settop box 20 is coupled to the television 22 by the IEEE 1394-1995 cable 28. The television 22 is coupled to the digital VCR 24 by the IEEE 1394-1995 cable 30. The digital VCR 24 is coupled to the computer system 32 by the IEEE 1394-1995 cable 36. The computer system 32 includes a corresponding display 34.

This configuration illustrated in FIG. 2 is exemplary only. It should be apparent that an audio/video network could include many different combinations of physical components. The physical devices within such an IEEE 1394-1995 network are autonomous devices, meaning that in an IEEE 1394-1995 network, as the one illustrated in FIG. 2, in which athe unique ID value of the satellite dish 18 is compared to the generated objects. The object corresponding to the satellite dish 18 and having the unique ID value of the satellite dish 18 is found and the pointer value within the first handle is changed to correspond to the address of this object. A second handle including the unique ID value of the settop box 20 is compared to the generated objects. The object corresponding to the settop box 20 and having the unique ID value of the settop box 20 is found and the pointer value within the second handle is changed to correspond to the address of this object. A third handle including the unique ID value of the computer system 32 is compared to


address of the object. Preferably, a handle includes a 64 bit unique ID value that is compared to unique ID values within the generated objects to find a match. For devices removed from the network, the handle object is preferably never discarded but is made invalid. For devices added to the network, existing invalid handle objects are preferably re-validated and attached to objects representing devices. If there are no further existing handles and a device does not yet have an attached handle, then a handle is generated and associated with the device. In this manner, the objects and handles for the devices within the network are assembled after a bus reset event, without requiring re-generation of a handle for each and every device.

Subobjects for each subunit within anetwork.

12. A network comprising:

a. a plurality of devices coupled together, each of the devices including:

i. an interface circuit through which communications are transmitted and received;

ii. a processing circuit coupled to the interface circuit to process communications received through the interface circuit; and

b. a control application resident on one of the devices to maintain representations of the devices, wherein the representations are reconfigured by the control application after a bus reset using existing handles existing before the bus reset which correspond to devices remaining after the bus reset.

13. The network as claimed in claim 12 wherein the representations include device objects each representing characteristics of a corresponding device.

14. The network as claimed in claim 13 wherein each handle includes a pointer value corresponding to an address of a corresponding


a mediator of cell death. While the mechanism by which EGLN3 promotes death is largely unknown, we have discovered a novel interaction between EGLN3 and the BH3-only Bcl-2 family protein BIMEL, an established regulator of cell death induced by trophic factor withdrawal. Preliminary results reveal that death induced by BIMEL is reduced in EGLN3-deficient neurons, suggesting a functional relationship exists between these two proteins. Co-immunoprecipitation experiments demonstrate that EGLN3 and BIMEL each interact with the von Hippel-Lindau tumor suppressor protein pVHL. Expression of pVHL in sympathetic neurons promotes cell death while other preliminary results suggest that pVHL may enhance EGLN3 and BIMEL protein stability. Based on these novel observations, we hypothesize that pVHL, BIMEL and EGLN3 function coordinately to regulate trophic factor deprivation-induced cell death. In Aim 1
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    ');
    return back();
}

What am I missing?

A:

To upload images you need to add:
enctype="multipart/form-data"

to your form so instead of:
<form action="/hq/foods" method="POST">

you should use
<form action="/hq/foods" method="POST" enctype="multipart/form-data">


foreshadowing and introductions are completed, the coming calamity is strategically built up in order to cause the most fear it can in the audience – and being a theater full of Angelenos it was very effective.

Eventually, the audience is treated to a very short and not-so-sweet military briefing. It’s at this point, that viewers are essentially told, “Yeah, they are aliens, now get over it and go kill everything that is not human…HOORAH!”

–Side Note: Even though this movie is rated PG-13, it is NOT a movie you want to take a small child to. The language in this movie is not as bad as other Marine oriented films but there are a good number of “F-Bombs” that are dropped along with a couple really dirty jokes here andthere.–

It is shortly after this that our heroes, are submitted to first contact with “the unknown enemy.”

The aliens don’t have any real name – although some general four-letter adjectives would fit the bill considering all our heroes are marines – which is probably for the better since this movie takes place in the first frantic hours of an invasion. The characters are worried more about killing the invaders and surviving than they are about giving the aliens catchy names.

It should be noted that “Battle: Los Angeles” is not very detailed about the alien’s motives and reasoning. However, what is revealed is done so very creatively when the characters are not directly fighting our foes. We learn more about the aliens reasons behind the invasion and what is going


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Tag Archives: Tolentine Monastery

Constance Caraway P.I. ~ Episode 151

…How could such an imperfect creature like Eddie D. not jump at the chance of fame,fortune & immortality? It’s an insult to his craftiness…

Perfect is not the way these fine folks should be looking at things. There remains an interested party to certain things tied to the Libby Affair, which he can currently see or know. Pentateuch is a notoriously bad loser, even though he has an extended stay on Earth to his credit, rather than a permanent Lake of Fire address. Unlike the Divine One, who views a human lifetime as a blink of His eye, the Dark Deceiver treats every moment like it is his last. And that lightning bolt loss he suffered at Tolentine…was so fun to tweak, so predictable. But this Ace, a walking ego an two feet, is unpredictable with an historic heroic bent. He warrants my special concern.

‘And what of this Billy Graham? You must be kidding me! I thought he was going to just another flash in the pan, bible-stumping, do-gooder. What interest could he have with a dying commoner like Eddie? What is a national figure like him doing here?’

When things don’t add up, or when he can’t skew the numbers, it bothers him to no end.

Constance Caraway P.I. ~ Episode 103

…The funeral ruse, albeit necessary, is a cruel charade especially for the hundreds of folks that have come to Chicago to pay their respects for Willard Libby…

So sad is his grieving Aunt Sister Mary Joseph


Biblical truth:

“When God created the Universe as we know it, it took him just 6 of His days. How long His days are only God himself knows, but in comparison mankind exists in a mere blink of His eye; one second for God is like one of our generations. That is why it seems it takes him forever to take action, the whole slow to anger part of His nature……... (the case for Creation to be continued)

Constance Caraway P.I. ~ Episode 26

Chapter Three

CASTLES

…Yet another detailed Dombroski anecdote finds them right to the front entrance of the main Tolentine building, looking every bit the castle…

The inimitable Eddie Dombroski has once again been summoned to the greater University of Chicago area. The path between his home and the prestigious bastionand (2) he argues that the trial court lacked jurisdiction, because his guilty plea was involuntary and the trial court did not comply with Rule 14.4, Ala.R.Crim.P. In addition, he argues, his ineffective-assistance-of-counsel claim could not have been raised for the first time on direct appeal. The appellant also states the following claims: (1) that his guilty plea was not voluntary and intelligent because, he says, he was misinformed as to the class of the felony with which he was *871 charged and as to the minimum and maximum possible sentence, because both the Ireland form and the trial court stated that possession of a controlled substance was a Class B felony, which carried a 2- to 20-year sentence upon conviction, rather than a Class C felony with


/*
 *	DCCP over IPv6
 *	Linux INET6 implementation
 *
 *	Based on net/dccp6/ipv6.c
 *
 *	Arnaldo Carvalho de Melo <acme@ghostprotocols.net>
 *
 *	This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
 *      modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License
 *      as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version
 *      2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
 */

#include <linux/module.h>
#include <linux/random.h>
#include <linux/slab.h>
#include <linux/xfrm.h>

#include <net/addrconf.h>
#include <net/inet_common.h>
#include <net/inet_hashtables.h>
#include <net/inet_sock.h>
#include <net/inet6_connection_sock.h>
#include <net/inet6_hashtables.h>
#include <net/ip6_route.h>
#include <net/ipv6.h>
#include <net/protocol.h>
#include <net/transp_v6.h>
#include <net/ip6_checksum.h>
#include <net/xfrm.h>
#include <net/secure_seq.h>

#include "dccp.h"
#include "ipv6.h"
#include "feat.h"

/* The per-net dccp.v6_ctl_sk is used for sending RSTs and ACKs */

static const struct inet_connection_sock_af_ops dccp_ipv6_mapped;
static const struct inet_connection_sock_af_ops dccp_ipv6_af_ops;

static void dccp_v6_hash(struct sock *sk)
{
	if (sk->sk_state != DCCP_CLOSED) {
		if (inet_csk(sk)->icsk_af_ops == &dccp_ipv6_mapped)&fl6, NULL, false);
	if (!IS_ERR(dst)) {
		skb_dst_set(skb, dst);
		ip6_xmit(ctl_sk, skb, &fl6, NULL, 0);
		DCCP_INC_STATS_BH(DCCP_MIB_OUTSEGS);
		DCCP_INC_STATS_BH(DCCP_MIB_OUTRSTS);
		return;
	}

	kfree_skb(skb);
}

static struct request_sock_ops dccp6_request_sock_ops = {
	.family		= AF_INET6,
	.obj_size	= sizeof(struct dccp6_request_sock),
	.rtx_syn_ack	= dccp_v6_send_response,
	.send_ack	= dccp_reqsk_send_ack,
	.destructor	= dccp_v6_reqsk_destructor,
	.send_reset	= dccp_v6_ctl_send_reset,
	.syn_ack_timeout = dccp_syn_ack_timeout,
};

static struct sock *dccp_v6_hnd_req(struct sock *sk,struct sk_buff *skb)
{
	const struct dccp_hdr *dh = dccp_hdr(skb);
	const struct ipv6hdr *iph = ipv6_hdr(skb);
	struct sock *nsk;
	struct request_sock **prev;
	/* Find possible connection requests. */
	struct request_sock *req = inet6_csk_search_req(sk, &prev,
							dh->dccph_sport,
							&iph->saddr,
							&iph->daddr,
							inet6_iif(skb));
	if (req != NULL)
		return dccp_check_req(sk, skb, req, prev);

	nsk = __inet6_lookup_established(sock_net(sk), &dccp_hashinfo,
					 &iph->saddr, dh->dccph_sport,
					 &iph->daddr, ntohs(dh->dccph_dport),
					 inet6_iif(skb));
	if (nsk != NULL) {
		if (nsk->sk_state != DCCP_TIME_WAIT) {
			bh_lock_sock(nsk);
			return nsk;
		}
		inet_twsk_put(inet_twsk(nsk));
		return NULL;
	}

	return sk;
}

static int dccp_v6_conn_request(struct sock *sk, struct sk_buff *skb)
{
	struct request_sock *req;
	struct dccp_request_sock *dreq;
	struct inet6_request_sock *ireq6;
	struct ipv6_pinfo *np = inet6_sk(sk);
	const __be32 service = dccp_hdr_request(skb)->dccph_req_service;
	struct dccp_skb_cb *dcb = DCCP_SKB_CB(skb);

	if (skb->protocol == htons(ETH_P_IP))
		return dccp_v4_conn_request(sk, skb);

	if (!ipv6_unicast_destination(skb))
		return 0;	/* discard, don't send a reset here */

	if (dccp_bad_service_code(sk, service)) {
		dcb->dccpd_reset_code = DCCP_RESET_CODE_BAD_SERVICE_CODE;
		goto drop;
	}
	/*
	 * There


LOPD: Several Teenagers Seriously Injured In Traffic Crash

LAKE OSWEGO – On Friday, November 15, 2013, at about 9:45 pm, one teenager was injured and three more were seriously injured in a two vehicle traffic crash on Kerr Parkway at Lower McNary Parkway.

Lake Oswego Police received numerous reports of an injury traffic crash at the location and arrived a short while later. Officers responded with the Lake Oswego Fire Department and American Medical Response (AMR) and found that one of the vehicles had four teen-aged occupants and the other had a family of four inside. The family of four did not appear to have been injured, but they took themselves to an area hospital for evaluation due to the severity of the crash. The vehicle with the teenagers insideQ:

Passing "type" argument to functions

Is it possible to pass a type argument to function so that create_eclass* function can only be written once by passing class type argument to it ?
class bclass;

virtual function void print();
    $display("Base Class");
endfunction

endclass

class eclass1 extends bclass;

    function void print();
        $display("Extended Class1");
    endfunction

endclass

class eclass2 extends bclass;

    function void print();
        $display("Extended Class2");
    endfunction
endclass

program Test ;
    bclass q[$];

    function create_eclass1();
        bclass     b;
        eclass1    e;


No need to point out what we've done in the last
century.

Herbal medicine goes back much further than we have records. But penicillin
(from molds) wasn't discovered until the 1930s.

Ironworking goes back 3000 years. The Bessemer process was developed less than
200 years ago.

Archery and animal husbandry go back to the Stone Age. But less than 1000
years ago, new developments in horseback archery were crucial to Genghis
Khan's conquest of most of Eurasia.

Plant breeders have been studying plant heredity and breeding more productive
cultivars since the Stone Age. Then 50-some years ago we discovered the
structure of DNA, and now we have a remarkable variety of projects based on
it.

A "mature subfield" is just one that had its last big development a while ago.
In the case of "systems," that development in 2000 had been perhaps
minicomputersthe $\bar{N}$ and $\tau_{\rm eff}$ values obtained above for nonzero $\Gamma_2$. For $\Delta t\ll\tau$ limit, we can calculate $P(S_i)$ distribution by using Eq.(\[eq:smallt\]) with substitution of the exact $P_{N=m}$ obtained numerically. In Fig. \[fig:compare\] the solid lines are given by Eqs. (\[eq:Pslarget\]) and (\[eq:smallt\]) and the filled area is by the Monte Carlo simulation.

![Signal distribution for $R$=0.080 s$^{-1}$, $\Gamma_{1}$=0.043 s$^{-1}$, $\Gamma_{2}$=0.0056 s$^{-1}$, $\bar{a}$=3270 s$^{-1}$ and $\bar{b}$=3140 s$^{-1}$. (a) $\Delta t
\gg\tau$ limit, and (b) $\Delta t \ll\tau$ limit. Solid curves in (a) and (b) are obtained by Eq.(\[eq:Pslarget\]) and Eq.(\[eq:smallt\]), respectively, and filled areas are the result by Monte Carlo simulations in both cases. In (b), each peak is marked with a corresponding atom number.[]{data-label="fig:compare"}](fig5-small.eps){width="3.4in"}

The signal distribution $P(S_i)$ in the intermediate region, other than two limiting cases considered above, can only


for a range of Marvel titles, including Rom, Dazzler, The Mighty Thor, Return of the Jedi and The Transformers, and drew the comic adaptation of Dune.

Sienkiewicz's own first writing credit was for the painted story 'slow Dancer in Epic Illustrated magazine in 1986. Sienkiewicz both wrote and illustrated the 1988 miniseries Stray Toasters, an idiosyncratic work published by Epic about a criminal psychologist investigating a series of murders.

He illustrated the 1986-87 eight-issue miniseries Elektra: Assassin written by Frank Miller. After which, he collaborated with writer Andrew Helfer on the first six issues of DC Comics The Shadow series. In 1988, he contributed to the Brought to Light graphic novel with writer Alan Moore. In 1990, Sienkiewicz and Moore published the first two issues of the uncompleted series BigI'm sick of all the technology today ... really, everything from facebook to my cell phone, cable tv and the internet ... is there no privacy any more? I cannot drive down the street or enter a building without being under some watchful eye, camera or video ... what is happening, that we need all this? Fear, paranoia?

How do I opt out?

Even the news seems hell bent on spreading this junk ... but it would seem to me that Im not the one who is creating this, it looks like some corporation or government that wants this stuff. Why? Power, money, control?

And now I'm scared to death to even use my cell phone anymore. What's to stop someone bent on more power from using anything I say or


special group of coaches, a special group of players. I was one small part of this."

Pittsburgh tied San Francisco and Dallas with its five Super Bowl titles.

Perhaps the most special moment for Cowher came when he presented the Vince Lombardi Trophy to 73-year-old owner Dan Rooney.

"I've been waiting a long time to do this," Cowher said. "This is yours, man."

The Steelers certainly got plenty of help from the Seahawks. Seattle was plagued by penalties, drops, poor clock management and a critical fourth-quarter interception of Matt Hasselbeck just when the NFC champions seemed ready to take the lead.

Instead, Pittsburgh (15-5) got the clinching score with the kind of trickery that has carried it through an eight-game winning streak.

Versatile wideout Antwaan Randle El, a quarterback in college, took a handoffCo Ltd, Wuxi, China) and 5 μ[m]{.smallcaps} SIINFEKL peptide (CAROTI) (Auspep, Tullamarine, VIC, Australia), 5 μ[m]{.smallcaps} OVA~323‐339~ peptide (CAROTII) (Auspep) or 0.5 μg mL^−1^ of αCD3 and 0.5 μg mL^−1^ αCD28 (WT). Cells were maintained in a humidified incubator at 37°C and 5% CO~2~. Every 48 h, cells were resuspended to 1 × 10^6^ cells mL^−1^ in fresh supplemented RPMI media containing 100 IU mL^−1^ of rhIL‐2. Cells were harvested to use for cellular assays or adoptive transfer 7 days after initial culture.

To test the cytotoxicity of T cells, 5 × 10^6^ E0771‐LMC or E0771‐Her2 tumour cells were labelled with 75 μCi ^51^Chromium (Perkin Elmer, Waltham, MA, USA) and plated at 2 × 10^4^ cells per well in 96‐well U‐bottom plates. Stimulated CAROT cells were added to tumour cells at ratios of 40:1, 20:1, 10:1, 5:1 and 1:1. Appropriate cells were used as experimental controls.


After 14‐h incubation, supernatant radioactivity was measured using the Wallac Wizard 1470 automatic gamma counter (Global Medical Instrumentation Inc., Ramsey, MN, USA). Percentage‐specific lysis was determined using the following formula: \[(Experimental lysis − spontaneous lysis)/(Total lysis − spontaneous lysis)\] × 100.

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Anti‐mouse CD3 (clone: 145‐2C11) and anti‐mouse CD28 (clone: 37.51) antibodies used for splenocyte stimulation were purchased from BD Biosciences (Franklin Lakes, NJ, USA). IgG2a isotype (clone: 2A3) was purchased from BioXCell (Hanover, NH, USA). Antibodies for flow cytometry and IHC are αCD4‐APC‐eF780 (clone: RM‐45), αCD8a‐BV811 (clone: 53‐6.7), αCD8 purified (clone: 4SM15), αCD11c‐BV785 (clone: N418), αCD11b‐APC‐eF780 (clone: M170), αCD45.1‐FITC (clone: A20), αClec9A‐PE (clone: 10B4), α‐c‐Myc‐AF647 (clone: 9E10), αF4/80‐eF450 (clone: BM8), αI‐A/I‐E‐APC (clone: M5/114.15.2) and αTCR Vα2‐PE‐Cy7 (clone: B20.1).

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Cells for flow cytometric analysis were pelleted and stained in 50 μLper well of fluorochrome‐conjugated antibody cocktails diluted in FACS buffer (PBS containing 0.5% FCS and 2 m[m]{.smallcaps} EDTA) for 30 min at 4°C in the dark. Following washing and resuspension in FACS buffer, cells were labelled with 2 μ[m]{.smallcaps} Fluorogold viability marker (Biotium, Hayward, CA, USA) and, 20 μL of Flow‐Count Fluorospheres (Beckman Coulter, Indianapolis, IN, USA) was added to each sample. Samples were acquired on the BD LSR II (BD Bioscience). Data were analysed and plotted using FlowJo v10.4 (Tree Star Inc., Ashland, OR, USA).

For serum cytokine analysis, blood from mice was collected and allowed to clot for 30 min and centrifuged for 10 min at 1000 *g*. Serum was collected and stained using the LEGENDplex mouse inflammation panel kit (BioLegend, San Diego, CA, USA) according to the manufacturer\'s instructions. To determine cytokine secretion


mother’s lower body without feeling or functionality.

Daane survived her injuries, endured physical therapy, began adjusting to her new limitations and resumed life as a busy professional, wife and mother, but she missed the aerobic activity that she previously had found in running and cycling at White Rock Lake, a hub of outdoor recreation less than a mile from her home.

Over the past several years, East Dallas resident Mary Condon researched ways in which to combine her experience as a physical therapist and her love of rowing. The result was the collaboration with the White Rock Boathouse, Inc., a nonprofit corporation, and the emergence of an adaptive rowing program last May. Mary explains that “adaptive” means adjusting the sport to meet the needs of people with physical limitations. Adaptiveby Mike Daane

“In the boat,” Condon says, “they look just like any other athlete out here at the lake. One day, one of the women, with tears in her eyes, told me that it is just so nice to see everyone out of their (wheel)chairs.”

For Daane, being on the water is freeing and fitness boosting, but, also importantly, it helps give her sons, ages 11 and 8, a positive perspective on circumstances.

“One of the main reasons I took this up, other than to stay in shape, is because I want them to see me as normal, not impaired.”

The pumping of the heart, the flowing of the blood, the strengthening of the core, shoulders, triceps and biceps all make the rowers feel resilient, alive and healthy, but camaraderie among


example, a regular slapstick comedy act,” she notes.

Fussell admits it is difficult to know he can’t entirely protect these loveable animals, with whom he feels such kinship, but he knows that their lives at the lake, while not 100-percent danger free, are joyful.

“They love freedom so much, it’s worth the risk. If any of them could talk, I am certain they would say they would rather be out here than safe in a cage somewhere.”

Part four

All the lake’s a stage

Here, all the cranes, turtles, geese, ducks and pelicans are the players

Photo by Can Türkyilmaz

Chances are you assumed it was just remnants of the White Rock bathhouse beach circa 1953, when Dallasites swam the waters with impunity. It is, sort of.

The poles in the water behind the Bath HouseCultural Center are purposefully arranged, atop a swath of concrete that remains on the lake’s bed, to showcase water-wildlife performances. At one time the arrangement included floating disks, and it glowed in the night sky, powered by solar panels, spotlighting the feathery actors.

In 2001 artists Frances Bagley and Tom Orr — sponsored by Dallas Water Utilities Department and the Dallas Office of Cultural Affairs — created the White Rock Lake Water Theater, “an environmental work that combines nature with education and art.” Signage on the beach — faded etchings on concrete columns — educates observers about water-wildlife behavior and what to expect during a given season. The show would constantly change with the weather, light, seasons and wildlife patterns, note the artists, a married couple that lives near


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The drone is compliant with NATO criteria, qualifying it to be integrated into civilian airspace, Elbit said. It will still need approval of the various civil aviation authorities.

The StarLiner has been flying in civilian airspace in Israel over the past year.

California-based General Atomics’ MQ-9B SkyGuardian - a version of the widely used Predator family - completed its Atlantic crossing on Wednesday ahead of the world’s largest military airshow at RAF Fairford in western England.

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Elbit expects to receive approval from the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) for its own product in the coming months.

EASA was not available for comment.

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business department.

The Perspectives Program

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Schlessman Visiting Executives-in-Residence Program

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        if notAnd we are also joined by Karen Finney.

Thank you both for your time.

JILLIAN SOTO, SISTER KILLED IN NEWTON SHOOTING: Thank you.

SHARPTON: Miss Soto, also, our condolences on your loss.

SOTO: Thank you.

SHARPTON: Karen, this was a big day but there is more work to do?

KAREN FINNEY, MSNBC POLITICAL ANALYST: Yes. There is absolutely more work to do. And look, I think for those members of the Senate and anyone in the house who does anything to try to block movement and just the discussion and a vote, that is, you know, Reverend Al, that is to me, that is voter suppression of a whole new kind because that is really trying to suppress the will and the voice of the people like Miss Soto who deserve a vote.

And these


Democrat or Republican. Senator Cruz, unfortunately, and I think certainly in the face of Jillian`s courage, as you all were just talking, really it underscores just the cowardice of someone like senator Ted Cruz who is threatening to filibuster and that mean, not to even have the conversation about taking and then the take a vote. I mean, that`s really something.

You know, the other thing that we are seeing here, Reverend Al, in terms of the politics, you have got, you know, John Boehner. I think part of the reason today he refused to say what he would do is, you know, they are trying to obfuscate and say the White House is, you know, making people do this he and they are trying to skirt the issue.

He`swould provide jobs.

MORIAL: When you build roads, build bridges, build community centers, libraries and schools, you put people to work but you also improve the quality of life. What we`ve got to make sure is that we have a mechanism to train people in our community for those kinds of jobs in these construction and trades industry. So this is an important part of this jobs rebuild America but an important part of the state of black America that we`ve come armed with solutions.

We think that the President has offered some ideas. Our jobs to rebuild America initiative is going to include efforts in some 30 communities across the nation to expand job training, after school programs, and entrepreneurship initiatives. We`ve come on with solutions. We`re not just


of his extracurricular experience may provide the answers.

Public office

Despite the myriad online petitions, Facebook groups and public pleas for a Stewart candidacy, Stewart has repeatedly denied calls to run for public office. In April, he told the documentary maker Ken Burns that he wouldn't run for mayor of New York City because: "I don't have time to take pictures of my junk and send them to everybody."

In the past five years, however, he has used his celebrity status to create some political-ish events – if with a satirical spin.

In October 2010, more than 215,000 people took over Washington DC to support he and Stephen Colbert's Rally to Restore Sanity and/or Fear. Rally attendees matched the feelings of many Americans with signs reading: "Somewhat irritated about extreme outrage" andSmoochy.

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Before Earth (The Book), and the Abraham-Lincoln endorsed America (The Book) that preceded it, in 1998 Stewart penned his own collections of essays and stories: Naked Pictures of Famous People.

Instead of naked pictures of famous people, the book contains a set of letters from Princess Diana to Mother Teresa, the story of Bill Gates selling his soul to the devil and a journal of a man's time spent with the Kennedy family:

Jack and Lem are just now leaving to get ready for tonight's Hyannis event, a costume ball with a New Deal theme. Lem's going as the Tennessee Valley Authority and Jack as a wheelchair. Mr K is fixing all the boys Penicillin Martinis in expectation. Optimists all. All except young Bobby, who has been holding his hand


visited as often as my schedule would allow. I don't remember necessarily being bored by life in Japan, we were still newlyweds after all, but other than watching AFRTS programming, visiting the O-Club, or playing American tourist, taking in a flick was the height of entertainment for us.

Forrest Gump was no exception. It had already been a big hit back at home by the time it made its way to the overseas bases, and every showing in the theater was packed. It was so popular in fact, that it was held over for a number of weeks, alternating each night between the three local theaters. Many people saw it more than once, my wife and me included.

Forrest Gump is one of those films in our house, that when"Get busy living, or get busy dying. That's damned right" is probably my favorite quote.

While it doesn't really compare to Gump and Shawshank, at least as far as critical acclaim goes, another film I've watched, and quoted, more times than I can remember is Top Gun (two words, not all caps, ha!). It's not the greatest movie ever made, the dialogue is cheesy as hell, and the technical errors in it are laughable, but I still like it. It came out just as I was beginning my Naval service- (NROTC). Anytime you've got a movie or a clip with high powered jets in it, it'll get more than a passing interest from me. Firefox, Flight of the Intruder, The Final Countdown, etc., all meet my admittedly low threshold


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Himalaya’s, but I am well above max gross weight). I am not going anywhere fast. To my fellow travelers that may have been on
the road that day, at no time did I leave the right lane.

I’ve been travelling like this for about 6 hours when we are
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saga fit into this topic, didn’t ya?).

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Missus Herself was still a neophyte at American cuisine and was nervous about tackling that meal. So, based on what I told you above, I endeavored to prepare the meal myself.

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related to medical devices remains able to serve as a clinical
investigator for drugs and biologics.
What GAO Recommends:
To improve its oversight, the Commissioner of FDA should pursue
extending FDA’s debarment authority; extend disqualification to include
drugs, biologics, and medical devices; and ensure the timely completion
of debarment and disqualification proceedings. FDA agreed with GAO’s
recommendations.
View [hyperlink, http://www.gao.gov/products/GAO-09-807] or key
components. For more information, contact Marcia Crosse at (202) 512-
7114 or crossem@gao.gov.
[End of section]
Contents:
Letter:
Background:
More than Half of Debarment Proceedings Took 4 or More Years, and Type
of Debarment Pursued, Internal Control Weaknesses, and Competing
Priorities Contributed to Longer Proceedings:
Times Taken for Disqualification Proceedings Varied and Factors Such as
Clinical Investigators' Contesting Disqualification and Internal
Control Weaknesses May Have Contributed to Longer Proceedings:
FDA's Debarment Authority Does Not Fully Extend to Involvement with
Devices and Regulations


letter: 0.4 years;
Initial draft of proposal to debar letter to issuance of proposal to
debar letter: 0.3 years;
Conviction to initial draft of proposal to debar letter: 0.7 years.
Mandatory proceeding: H;
Conviction to initial draft of proposal to debar letter: and:
Initial draft of proposal to debar letter to issuance of proposal to
debar letter: less than 1.2[B] years;
Conviction to initial draft of proposal to debar letter: 0.7 years.
Mandatory proceeding: I;
Conviction to initial draft of proposal to debar letter: 1.8 years;
Initial draft of proposal to debar letter to issuance of proposal to
debar letter: 2.8 years;
Conviction to initial draft of proposal to debar letter: 0.4 years.
Mandatory proceeding: J;
Conviction to initial draft of proposal to debar letter: 2.2 years;
Initial draft of proposal to debar letter to issuance of proposal to
debar letter: 0.7 years;
Conviction to initialdraft of proposal to debar letter: 1.5 years.
Mandatory proceeding: K[A];
Conviction to initial draft of proposal to debar letter: 0.5 years;
Initial draft of proposal to debar letter to issuance of proposal to
debar letter: 0.1 years;
Conviction to initial draft of proposal to debar letter: 5.5 years.
Source: GAO analysis.
Notes: Proceedings A through E represent five completed permissive
debarment proceedings and proceedings F through K represent six
completed mandatory debarment proceedings for clinical investigators,
study coordinators, and a sub-investigator. For each proceeding, the
amount of time taken (in years) from FDA's initial draft of the
proposal to debar letter to issuance of the letter is presented.
[A] The date on which FDA received debarment authority, May 13, 1992,
was used instead of the conviction date to calculate the length of time
from conviction to the initial draft of the proposal


for debarment occurred on an
informal basis (for example, by sending an e-mail a few times a year to
other FDA staff) and that such communication may not have been
sufficient for obtaining relevant information in a timely manner. For
example, FDA officials told us that the CDER staff responsible for
debarment did not learn of one clinical investigator's December 2003
conviction (through a plea agreement) for submitting a fraudulent
medical license to a sponsor (that subsequently submitted it to FDA)
until August 2007, about 3 years and 9 months after the conviction.
Other FDA staff, however, were aware of the investigator's conviction
in 2003. The Office of Criminal Investigations had been involved in the
investigator's conviction. In addition, as a part of the plea
agreement, CDER entered into a consent agreement in which the
investigator agreed to be disqualified fromyears (2): 11%;
4-6 years (3): 11%;
Pending (1): 6%.
2006 through 2008 (16 proceedings):
0-2 years (13): 81%;
Pending (3): 19%.
Source: GAO analysis.
Notes: This figure presents the length of time from issuance of the
NIDPOE letter to completion of the proceeding (if completed as of Nov.
5, 2008) or pending status (if pending as of Nov. 5, 2008) for 18
disqualification proceedings initiated by a NIDPOE letter in 1998
through 2001, 18 disqualification proceedings initiated by a NIDPOE
letter in 2002 through 2005, and 16 disqualification proceedings
initiated by a NIDPOE letter from January 1, 2006, through September 9,
2008. None of the disqualification proceedings we reviewed took exactly
2 years or any exact multiple of 2 years to complete. Numbers of
proceedings are shown in parentheses. Percentages do not always add up
to 100 due to rounding.
[End of figure]
Factors Associated with


for
hearing. The clinical investigator then did request a hearing that was
granted or denied[C]:
Time: 4 to about 10 years; median about 5 years.
Source: GAO.
Notes: Data are for 47 disqualification proceedings initiated by a
NIDPOE letter between January 1, 1998, and September 9, 2008, and
completed as of November 5, 2008. There was one disqualification
proceeding in which FDA issued a Notice of Opportunity for Hearing to a
clinical investigator who had not presented information in writing or
participated in an informal conference; this proceeding is included
among the five proceedings in which a hearing was requested and either
granted or denied.
[A] These five proceedings involved two investigators who entered into
a consent agreement with FDA without requesting a hearing and three
investigators who entered into a consent agreement after requesting a
hearing but before FDA either denied or grantedthe need to improve the
timeliness of its disqualification proceedings, FDA issued a new staff
manual guide in June 2008 that established time frames for
disqualification actions that follow the issuance of a NOOH letter. In
January 2009, FDA revised its regulatory procedures manual,
establishing time frames for disqualification actions through and
including issuance of a NOOH letter. Although no consequences are
specified for failing to meet the new time frames, FDA officials said
that they believe that drawing attention to time frames will help them
ensure more timely disqualification proceedings and provide a basis for
action to expedite them. In addition, FDA recently reassigned
responsibility for monitoring the progress of all disqualification
proceedings in which a NOOH letter has been issued to the Good Clinical
Practice Program. The Good Clinical Practice Program began taking
responsibility for these proceedings in spring of


Action:
We recommend that the Commissioner of FDA take the necessary steps to
complete the following three actions:
* Pursue debarment authority for medical devices that is consistent
with the current debarment authority for drugs and biologics and
prohibit any debarred individual from involvement with drugs,
biologics, and medical devices.
* Amend FDA regulations to ensure that those who have engaged in
misconduct found sufficiently serious to warrant disqualification for
one investigational medical product are not able to continue to serve
as clinical investigators for any.
* Monitor compliance with recently established time frames for
debarment and disqualification proceedings and take appropriate action
when those are not met.
Agency Comments:
We provided a draft of this report to the Department of Health and
Human Services for review. The department provided written comments
from FDA. In its comments, FDA agreed with our recommendations. FDA's
comments are reprintedin appendix VII. FDA also provided technical
comments and updated information, which we incorporated as appropriate.
In its comments, FDA stated that the agency will endeavor to
incorporate our recommendations into the agency's procedures. FDA
agreed that providing the agency with the debarment authority to
prohibit those who were convicted of certain crimes or otherwise
involved in criminal activity from being involved in the medical device
industry would benefit the development and approval process for medical
devices. FDA also agreed that if a clinical investigator is
disqualified from participating in clinical trials involving one type
of investigational medical product, it is generally appropriate that
the investigator be prohibited from participating in investigations of
any FDA-regulated product. FDA stated that the agency intends to pursue
revision of its regulations concerning clinical investigator
disqualification to address this issue. In addition, FDA agreed that
monitoring its


determine the time each completed debarment proceeding took, we
calculated the number of calendar days from the date of the
individual's conviction (or, for two proceedings in which the
individual's conviction occurred before FDA received debarment
authority, from the date when FDA received debarment authority--May 13,
1992) through completion of the debarment proceeding (i.e., the date of
publication of a debarment order in the Federal Register). If the
proceeding was pending, we calculated the number of calendar days
through the last day of our file review. We also calculated the number
of days during certain intervals in debarment proceedings, for example,
from conviction to the issuance of a proposal to debar letter. To
identify factors that contributed to the length of time FDA's debarment
proceedings have taken, we analyzed the information we obtained from
FDA's files and the additional information weof
certain crimes or engaged in certain conduct. Debarment may be
mandatory or permissive;
Mandatory debarment:
* For individuals convicted of a felony under federal law for conduct
relating to the development, approval, or regulation of a drug
product.[B];
Permissive debarment:
* For individuals convicted of a misdemeanor under federal law or a
felony under state law for conduct relating to the development,
approval, or regulation of a drug or biologic, or convicted of a
conspiracy to commit, aid, or abet such crimes or a felony for which
debarment is mandatory, if the type of conduct undermines the
regulatory process for drugs or biologics;
* For individuals convicted of a felony for certain crimes or a
conspiracy to commit, aid, or abet such a felony, if FDA finds that the
individual has demonstrated a pattern of conduct sufficient to find
there is reason to believe


not to corporations, partnerships, or associations.
[B] The statutory definition of "drug product" includes drugs and
biologics. 21 U.S.C. § 321(dd).
[C] Individuals may also be permissively debarred if they are high
managerial agents who worked for, or who worked as a consultant for, an
individual convicted of a felony resulting in debarment, and who had
knowledge of such activity and knew it was a violation, but did not
report it, and if FDA determines that the type of conduct which served
as the basis for such other individual's conviction undermines the
process for the regulation of drugs or biologics. High managerial
agents are officers or directors of a corporation or an association,
partners of a partnership, or any employee or other agent of a
corporation, association, or partnership having duties such that their
conduct may fairly be assumed to representof Inspections: 7/29/2002-8/28/2002;
Date of issuance of NIDPOE letter[B]: 5/11/2006;
Date of issuance of NOOH letter[C]: pending[M];
Date of outcome: pending[M];
Outcome: Disqualified to receive drugs and biologics: [Empty];
Outcome: Disqualified to receive devices: [Empty];
Outcome: Restricted[D]: [Empty];
Outcome: Neither disqualified nor restricted: [Empty];
Basis for outcome: FDA decision[E]: [Empty];
Basis for outcome: Consent agreement: [Empty];
Basis for outcome: Settlement agreement: [Empty].
Proceeding: 40;
FDA Center[A]: CDER;
Dates of Inspections: 10/15-24/2002;
Date of issuance of NIDPOE letter[B]: 5/18/2006;
Date of issuance of NOOH letter[C]: 12/21/2007;
Date of outcome: 5/8/2008;
Outcome: Disqualified to receive drugs and biologics: [Check];
Outcome: Disqualified to receive devices: [Empty];
Outcome: Restricted[D]: [Empty];
Outcome: Neither disqualified nor restricted: [Empty];
Basis for outcome: FDA decision[E]: [Check];
Basis for outcome: Consent agreement: [Empty];
Basis for outcome: Settlement agreement: [Empty].
Proceeding: 41;
FDA Center[A]: CBER;
Dates of Inspections: 2/8-28/2005; 3/16/2005-8/2/2005;
Date of issuance of NIDPOE letter[B]: 1/24/2007;
Date of issuance of NOOH letter[C]: N/A;
Date of outcome:


to initiate a disqualification
proceeding. The NIDPOE letter details FDA's allegations of misconduct
based on its findings during one or more inspections and offers the
clinical investigator an opportunity to respond to the allegations in
writing or in an informal conference.
[C] FDA uses a NOOH letter to provide a clinical investigator an
opportunity for a regulatory hearing as part of a disqualification
proceeding.
[D] When a clinical investigator was restricted, the clinical
investigator agreed to certain restrictions on his or her research when
entering a consent agreement with FDA or a settlement agreement
negotiated with the Department of Justice.
[E] FDA decisions include decisions by the Commissioner (or delegate)
to disqualify a clinical investigator and decisions by the responsible
center to neither disqualify nor restrict the clinical investigator,
based on the center's finding that the investigator's explanation for
all of the allegations into discuss
the alleged violations. FDA may determine not to pursue
disqualification based on certain allegations cited in the NIDPOE
letter after FDA's evaluation of the clinical investigator's response.
The 45 NIDPOE letters covered in this table were issued by FDA from
January 1, 1998, through September 9, 2008, for disqualification
proceedings that ended in disqualification (including restrictions).
[End of table]
[End of section]
Appendix VII: Comments from the Department of Health and Human
Services:
Department Of Health & Human Services:
Office Of The Secretary:
Assistant Secretary for Legislation:
Washington, DC 20201:
September 8, 2009:
Marcia Crosse:
Director, Health Care:
U.S. Government Accountability Office:
441 G Street N.W.
Washington, DC 20548:
Dear Ms. Crosse:
Enclosed are comments on the U.S. Government Accountability Office's
(GAO) report entitled: Oversight Of Clinical Investigators: Action
Needed to Improve Timeliness and Enhance Scope of FDA's Debarment and
Disqualification Processes for Medical Product Investigators (GAO-09-
807).
The Department appreciates the opportunity


and IRBs,
among others, are alerted to the alleged misconduct.
3) Monitor compliance with recently established time frames for
debarment and disqualification proceedings and take appropriate action
when those are not met.
FDA agrees that monitoring its success in meeting the newly established
time frames for clinical investigator disqualification and debarment
will be very important as FDA strives to improve its timeliness and
efficiency in all aspects of both processes. FDA acknowledges its
accountability for completing these administrative actions in a timely
and consistent manner, so that human subjects are protected and the
integrity and reliability of resulting research data are assured.
As noted in the GAO Report, more recently pursued disqualification
proceedings have taken far less time overall than those pursued in the
past. Since 2008, the Agency initiated eleven disqualification actions,
and of those, only the three initiated in 2009 areindividual materially participated in acts that were the basis
for another individual's conviction for certain crimes, such as a
felony conviction under state law for conduct related to the
development or approval of a drug or biologic. In such cases, FDA must
also find that the individual's behavior demonstrates a pattern of
conduct suggesting that the individual may violate other requirements
under the Federal Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act relating to drugs or
biologics. 21 U.S.C. § 335a(b)(2)(B)(iii).
[19] 21 U.S.C. § 335a(c)(2)(A), (c)(3).
[20] As of March 2009, the Office of Enforcement--not the center--is
responsible for determining whether to pursue debarment and drafting
the proposal to debar letter.
[21] Formal hearings conducted in the course of debarment proceedings
are conducted under part 12, Title 21, Code of Federal Regulations,
2009.
[22] As of June 18, 2009, FDA had not terminated debarment for


pending proceedings, the
time that elapsed was calculated from the date on which FDA issued the
proposal to debar letter to the last date of our file review.
[37] The consent agreement was signed by the investigator in September
2003 and by a CDER official in May 2004.
[38] 21 U.S.C. § 335a(l)(2).
[39] We found that about 5 years elapsed between the individual's
conviction and FDA's issuance of the proposal to debar letter and about
6 years had elapsed between FDA's issuance of the proposal to debar
letter and the last day of our file review.
[40] FDA disqualified this clinical investigator through a consent
agreement as required by the investigator's plea agreement. Although
the individual was disqualified in February 1999 from receiving
investigational drugs and biologics as a clinical investigator and from
serving as a sub-investigator or an assistant inthe use of public funds; evaluates federal programs and
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issue) report details of the distributional outcomes of the policies, and Macaluso *et al.* (this issue) detail outcomes in the U.S. energy sector and other industries. The other 10 papers are written by individual modeling teams in the project, highlighting outcomes of interest in their work.

This paper proceeds as follows. [Section 2](#S2){ref-type="sec"} below reviews the overall study design, including the reference and policy scenarios and relevant modeling assumptions. [Section 3](#S9){ref-type="sec"} discusses the results of the four core policy scenarios. It reviews the scenarios' emissions reductions, revenue raised, macroeconomic, sectoral, and welfare outcomes. [Section 4](#S19){ref-type="sec"} discusses how and why model results differ. [Section 5](#S20){ref-type="sec"} concludes with directions for future research. The supplementary material includes supplementary figures and additional technical discussion.

2.. Overview of the Study Design {#S2}
================================

2.1.. Scenario design {#S3}
---------------------

Theout new technologies or shifts in behavior that have already occurred owing to lags in the data used for their calibration, and none of the models includes an explicit representation of the research, development, and deployment process that will be critical to achieving deep decarbonization targets. In addition, some of the results are hard to compare across models because of underlying differences in the models' structures. For example, models represent different tax instruments differently, and some include state-level taxes while others do not. We note in the text where this issue arises.

Because not all of the models include GHG emissions from nonfossil sources, this study only investigates controlling CO~2~ that derives from fossil fuel combustion. This means that we are not investigating potential abatement of important sources of


GHGs such as methane from agriculture, landfill, mining, and upstream oil and gas sources. We also leave out carbon emissions from terrestrial sources like forests and agricultural soils and industrial processes like cement manufacturing. All of these GHG sources and sinks are important to the overall challenge of emissions reductions and can have significantly different costs and benefits, policy implementation options, and distributional considerations than controlling fossil CO~2~ emissions.

Finally, our scenarios assume unilateral action by the United States. Thus, we abstract from a significant goal of U.S. action: the potential to engage with other countries in the pursuit of multilateral climate change mitigation. Careful diplomacy and technological spillovers could greatly amplify the climate benefits of a price on carbon in the United States.

Despite these limitations, this work makesemissions from petroleum consumption to different sectors. Models with low transportation emissions use a narrow definition; hence, a significant portion of residual emissions for those models is ultimately attributable to transportation.

Subsequent rows in [Fig. 3](#F3){ref-type="fig"} show how emissions respond to different carbon taxes. In all models, a carbon tax causes a substantial initial decline in electric sector emissions when it is implemented in 2020. As would be expected, the initial decline is largely driven by the initial tax rate: the two \$25 policies show similar impacts in 2020, as do the two \$50 policies, and the \$50 policies show larger initial impacts than the \$25 runs.

In general, we find that even the most ambitious carbon taxes have little impact outside of electricity generation; changes from the reference case


revenue recycling scenario. It projects about 0.1% points higher-than-baseline average growth with labor income tax recycling but about the same magnitude of lower-than-baseline growth with household rebates. NEMS is the only model in which capital tax recycling leads to lower growth rates than household rebates. Notably, it is also the only macroeconomic model; all others are CGE models. The household rebates in NEMS stimulate consumption, whereas the reduction in the capital tax rate exhibits both lower consumption and investment relative to household rebates. See Arora *et al.* (this issue) for further analysis of NEMS behavior.

[Figure 14](#F14){ref-type="fig"} reports changes in overall GDP and its components (consumption, investment, government spending, and net exports) as a percent of reference levels of GDP in 2020, 2030, and 2040. As in some casesconsumption in the short run as the long-term implications of the policy are anticipated. Some (but not all) of the perfect foresight models show disproportional reductions in investment, which appears to explain the larger overall GDP impacts in results from these models. The G-Cubed model shows a larger impact and different temporal pattern of results for the components of GDP compared with the other models, see McKibbin *et al.* (this issue) for more information of these results.

For the \$50--5% scenario, [Fig. 14](#F14){ref-type="fig"} suggests that the magnitude of impact on GDP is centered around −1.0%, with a few models showing impacts as large as −2% to −3%, and some as low as −0.5% to +0.75%. All models that simulated both the \$50--1% and the \$50--5% scenarios showed lower impacts


to affect a carbon tax's emissions reductions, energy sector outcomes, or gross revenue. With macroeconomic outcomes such as GDP, consistent with earlier research, we have seen that the revenue recycling option is more important. Here we present another way to look at the overall social costs of the abatement policy using an equivalent variation (EV) measure of welfare losses relative to reference over the period 2020--2040. An EV is a measure of the change in economic welfare associated with a change in prices.^[13](#FN14){ref-type="fn"}^ It reflects the change in income necessary to get to the new level of utility at the original prices. Positive numbers in the figure indicate welfare losses to U.S. households over the period 2020--2040 under the policy scenarios, relative to reference. Thus, the welfare effectsto this special issue (Fawcett *et al.*) for more information on how this study fits into the history of EMF studies related to climate policy, as well as for more information on how this special issue is organized. A second track of the EMF 32 study addresses technology and climate policy strategies for reducing emissions in the U.S. electric power sector ([@R21])

[@R23].

[@R24].

[@R11] and [@R4].

Limiting the policy to fossil energy CO~2~ is a simplifying assumption used for this study. See the EMF 21 study on multi-greenhouse gas mitigation and climate policy ([@R31]) for an extensive discussion on the impact of including non-CO~2~ gases and land use emissions in climate policy. The EMF 24 study on U.S. technology and climate policy strategies ([@R9]) also examines a range of U.S. climate


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package grpc

// Version is the current grpc version.
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466 U.S. 668 (1984); Ex parte Patterson, 993 S.W.2d 114, 115 (Tex. Crim. App. 1999); Ex parte
Axel, 757 S.W.2d 369 (Tex. Crim. App. 1988).  In these circumstances, additional facts are needed.
As we held in Ex parte Rodriguez, 334 S.W.2d 294, 294 (Tex. Crim. App. 1960), the trial court is
the appropriate forum for findings of fact.  The trial court shall order counsel to respond to
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the court reporter's notes from any hearing or deposition, along with the trial court's supplemental
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Do not publish


StringBuilder? As you say, profiling
is the right way to approach these things.

~~~
kodablah
> How about just using StringBuffer unless you really (that 0.01% case) need
> the performance of StringBuilder?

Because when writing new code you should opt-in to thread safety, not out.
Collections are not concurrent by default, there is no `unsynchronized` or
`non-volatile` keywords, etc.
StringBuilder:StringBuffer::HashMap:ConcurrentHashMap. Also, if the
performance benefit requires negligible upfront cost (e.g. providing length to
ArrayList if known) you should do it and build it in your muscle memory as the
default approach.

The problem is StringBuffer (unlike many other parts of the stdlib) was the
only approach available for a long time so people need to change their default
way of thinking. Luckily it's been a long time since 1.5 and basically
everyone has changed.

~~~
kbenson
As a non-java programmer, I'm wondering why you would wantQ:

What should be done with out of version questions?

Gaming is a fast moving field and sometimes things get left behind or shut down. What should we do with the content on the site that is no longer pertinent to the current state of gaming? Should we preserve it as a nod to the past and those people who put some effort into answering and curating that knowledge? Or should we delete it since it won't help people of the future become better gamers and might allow some problems creep in if people abuse the system?
Things to think about
This applies to games that have continuing versions (i.e. Minecraft)
It will probably apply to a large number of Free 2 Play titles going forward as they adjust their "services" to continue


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A person, That is male or female. Cheerleaders usually lead on in chants for sports teams if they are recreational or cheer for their school. Some other cheer squads are competitive only, in which is a combination of chants, gymnastics and dance. Although most teams where a shell (cheerleading shirt) and a skirt above the knee, some teams have reverted into using spandex shorts for competitions. There is a constant confusion on whether or not this activity should be considered a sport.

Negative Character Associations (which may or may not be true)- Uppity, Snobby, Bully, Conceited, stupid.

Positive Character Associations (which may or may not be true)- Cheerful, Uplifting, Preppy, Energetic, silly.

---Friend A: Have you seen Jennifer?
-Friend B: Yeah! She's in the gym.
---Friend A: Why, we had plans for


writes:

on January 27th, 2013 at 10:48:38 AM

Someone should invent time travel to stop this sh*tty franchise from ever happening.

It has about as much in common with the X-Men as the Resident Evil flicks do with the games. Fightclub1 writes:

on January 27th, 2013 at 11:49:17 AM

Sounds like a cluster Janus writes:

on January 27th, 2013 at 11:59:42 AM

@cress: Nobody really lost their power in X3. It was shown that the "cure" wasn't permanent. Magneto started to get his powers back in the ending. cress writes:

on January 27th, 2013 at 12:03:33 PM

Not really. It was hinted at with Magneto. I just hope Rogue had enough time to give a blowjob without ending a life. Patrick Bateman writes:

on January 27th, 2013 at 12:22:58 PM

the bryan singer versions were so bad distance yourselfIL; this
Center was previously part of the Rockford Institute). The publication now produced
by the Center The Family in America has been indispensable to me.
Many of my references and research summaries are taken from the New Research
section of this publication. In any event, I believe that when one puts the large
picture together, the decline of the American family is obvious. It is important
to keep in mind that the research that is cited is about averages. Obviously,
there are many exceptions to such general findings. Still, we must not let these
exceptions, whatever their personal meaning to us, keep us from seeing the basic
implications. We will also conclude that the primary source of the problem is
reasonably clear.

Rates
of illegitimacy, divorce, unmarried couple households, etc.

To begin,
in the United States there has been, in recent


children got older, but at all ages, stepchildren were more often killed
than were genetic children. To even things out a bit, step-parents are also more
likely to be killed than are biological parents (Heide, 1993). Malkin and Lamb
(1994) also report evidence that maltreatment of children is higher when they
live with stepparents or other caretakers. As Daly and Wilson (1996) put it, It
seems that Cinderella was more than a fairy tale. Daly and Wilson found similar
disturbing results for stepchildren in England and Wales. (For a summary of these
findings, see Daly and Wilson, 1996. See also Pruett, et al., 1995.)

Of course,
there are many committed and loving step-parents. The findings given here concern
averages. One can propose that very fine stepparents are different from the statistically
typical stepparent in various ways, e.g., they oftenattitude

One of the most important and
surprising changes in American attitudes in the past decade or so has been toward
divorce. For many years, social scientists and much of the enlightened public''
had been pro-divorce. Feminists and psychologists were especially visible in pushing
for easier divorce laws. Only reactionaries, it appeared, were opposed to it.
In I 970 the pro-divorce momentum was so strong that no-fault divorce laws were
adopted, first in California and shortly thereafter, throughout the country. Today
in most of the United States, either spouse can get a divorce at any time for
any reason, if he or she so decides. It is probably the first time in history
that a society has had such lenient divorce procedures. After the introduction
of no-fault divorce, divorce rates, already rising, jumped still higher before
leveling off (as noted)


one-half of the children in the study
suffered intensely from feelings of rejection by one or both of the parents. Young
children could not understand that their father (for example) had left their mother;
they felt that the parent had left them. Many of the boys felt that criticism
of the absent father by the mother was directed at them personally. The children
felt lonely with the father gone and the mother working more. They felt both parents
slipping out of their lives.

Over one-third of the children in the study, especially
the boys, showed feelings of anger. There was a rise in aggression on the part
of children of all ages. One-fourth of the children expressed this anger explosively
toward one or both parents. The children saw divorce as an act of selfishness
on the part of theirof John Bowlby

The findings on divorce provide
substantial support for the theories and extensive clinical observations of the
English psychiatrist-psychoanalyst John Bowlby (1969, 1975, 1979), whose now classic
works, powerfully document the damaging effects on a young child of separation
from the person (especially the mother, but often the father as well) to whom
the child is strongly attached. Bowlby notes that Freud, late in his career, came
to the conclusion that the primal anxiety in a child's life is not related to
sex but results from the loss of a loved one. Freud said that missing someone
who is loved and longed for is the key to an understanding of anxiety.

Bowlby
found that an often-documented response to separation is anxious attachment: a
child will cling to another attachment figure, or to the departed person when
he or she


the incarcerated offenders come from single-parent
or other dysfunctional family backgrounds. (See Chapman, 1986; Beck and Kline,
1988.) The growth in female delinquency has also been linked to female-headed
homes. (See Rantakallio, Myloman, and Koiranen, 1995; Heimer, 1996.)

One of
the major social issues raised by America's high crime rate is the strong association
of crime with minority status, especially with blacks. The research on single-parent
and divorced families puts this in perspective. For example, Sampson (1987) argues
that black criminality is not rooted in black culture but that it results from
the high rate of family disruption among American blacks. He cites statistics
showing that the effect of family dissolution is the same on black and white crime
rates.

A supporting case comes from Smith and Jarjouna (1988) who found that
when differences in family structure are removed, crime ratesby clinicians prior to and following triage training \[[@B39-ijerph-17-04920]\]. Analysis of these evaluations would be used to assess the extent of the project's impact on clinicians' confidence. Anecdotal feedback from the training highlighted the positive impact of a clear, structured approach to clinical risk decision-making to help clarify the most appropriate pathways to care for suicide risk presentations and the benefit of having support available for decision-making around challenging risk cases. Consequently, a psychometric tool with items utilised from the triage training was being developed as a measure of clinicians' confidence.

Phase II: All members of the crisis/home treatment and mental health liaison teams, plus operational leads, were trained in CAMS, totalling 21 trained clinicians. The CAMS intervention was part of the "suicide risk triage" model and was utilised


demonstrates the effectiveness of CAMS for suicidal ideation \[[@B35-ijerph-17-04920],[@B37-ijerph-17-04920]\], not just life-threatening behaviours, although this research focused on the latter.

The results highlighted that over half of the presentations to the crisis team were not related to suicide risk, which was unsurprising, given the nature of a 24/7 open access crisis service where any individual can present without a referral and in many cases, solely based on their own belief that they may require mental health support. It was our understanding that this was a unique and singular feature of this service provision within the NHS in England, given the crisis/mental health liaison teams have access to inpatient psychiatric beds and provide a crisis and home treatment service. This truly "open access" health and social care approach, unsurprisingly, resultedreach the 6-months post-triage follow-up point. This included cases both with and without pre-existing mental health issues as due to the open-access nature of the services, a mental health diagnosis was not required for referral.

The difference between service utilisation 6 months pre and post "suicide risk triage" was assessed. Shapiro-Wilk tests highlighted that the assumption of parametricity was not met (*p* \< 0.005); hence a non-parametric test was employed. A Wilcoxon Signed Ranks Test revealed statistically significant differences across service utilisation pre and post "suicide risk triage" ([Table 1](#ijerph-17-04920-t001){ref-type="table"}). There was a significant reduction in crisis/mental health liaison referrals (z = −20.711, *p* \< 0.001), inpatient admissions (z = −7.462, *p* \< 0.001) and inpatient length of stay in days (z = −5.300, *p* \< 0.001), as well


treatment based on the acuity of suicide risk and patient-defined drivers. The changes to service utilisation reflected not only the clinical cohort of those with mental health problems but also the general population within the catchment area---one of the most deprived in the UK. Additionally, clinicians' confidence, positive risk-taking and effective treatment/care planning were all positives that were being observed.

There is a need for longer-term follow-up of the successes observed. A follow-up paper detailing the impact of CAMS on service user outcomes at follow-up, compared with previous "treatment-as-usual" using a historical matched control group, is in preparation. Analysis of whether CAMS is cost-effective in the long-term will be explored through further post hoc analyses and longitudinal study. Nevertheless, the positives outlined represent how a systems-level approach using CAMSContractor list. Installed HVAC units must be a minimum Seasonal Energy Efficiency Ratio (SEER) rating of 14 and must be replacing a unit with a SEER of less than 14.

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of view, the ultimate goal is to compute its generating functions by closed formula in some sense. These generating functions are quite complicated and it is rare that they can be expressed as elementary functions. The next attractive classes of functions are modular forms from number theory. Indeed, a great deal of efforts were spent to show that the generating functions of closed GW invariants of $K_{{\mathbb{P}}^2}$ are meromorphic quasi-modular forms [@Coates:2014fock; @Lho:2017; @Coates:2018] basing on the earlier results in [@Bershadsky:1993ta; @Bershadsky:1993cx; @Klemm:1999gm; @Chiang:1999tz; @Yamaguchi:2004bt; @Aganagic:2006wq; @Grimm:2007tm; @Alim:2008kp; @Haghighat:2008gw; @Alim:2013eja].\
The main purpose of this article is to push further the interaction between GW theory and modular forms to the cases $K_{{{\mathbb{P}}^1}\times {{\mathbb{P}}^1}}, K_{W{\mathbb{P}}[1,1,2]}, K_{\mathbb F_1}$. More importantly, we generalize it to open GW theory. Open GW theory hasan additional open parameter keeping track of the number of boundaries. Our key idea is to replace meromorphic quasi-modular forms by certain “quasi-meromorphic Jacobi forms” (see Section \[sec:jacobi\] for the precise definition), while the open parameter is translated into a certain function of the elliptic variable $z$ of the latter.

Let’s briefly recall the definition of Jacobi forms here. A meromorphic function $\Phi$ on $\mathbb{C}\times \mathcal{H}$ is a meromorphic Jacobi form of weight $k\in \mathbb{Z}$, index $\ell\in \mathbb{Z}$ for the modular group $\Gamma(1)=SL_{2}(\mathbb{Z})$ if it satisfies

-   $\Phi({z\over c\tau+d}, {a\tau+b\over c\tau+d})
            =(c\tau+d)^{k} e^{2\pi i  \ell  {cz^{2}\over c\tau+d}} \Phi(z,\tau)\,,
            \quad


      \forall
            \begin{pmatrix}
            a & b\\
            c& d
            \end{pmatrix}\in \Gamma(1)\
            $,

-   $\Phi(z + m\tau+n, \tau)
            =e^{-2\pi i \ell (m^2 \tau+2m z)}
            \Phi(z,\tau)\,,     \quad\forall m,n\in \mathbb{Z}
            $.

together with some regularityquasi-modular form of weight zero.

Here we say the differential $d_{X_1}\dots d_{X_n}F_{g,n}$ is Jacobi if its coefficient with respect to the basis $du_1\boxtimes\dots\boxtimes du_n$, which is a meromorphic function in any $u_{k}$, is Jacobi in $(u_k,\tau)$.

Part 2 of the above theorem applied to $K_{{\mathbb{P}}^2}$ recovers the results in [@Lho:2017] recently proved basing on the earlier results in e.g. [@Bershadsky:1993cx; @Alim:2013eja]. Restricting to the subfamily obtained by setting $T_{1}=T_{2}$ for the $K_{\mathbb{P}^{1}\times \mathbb{P}^{1}}$ case, it recovers the results in [@Lho:2018] on this particular subfamily.\
Applying some elementary properties of modular forms and Jacobi forms, we obtain the following corollary of the above theorem.

The Taylor coefficients of $F_{g,n} $ in a certain $X$-expansion are meromorphic quasi-modular forms.

\[diskpotentialex\] The disk potential $\partial_x{W}:=(\log y) /x$ involves the logarithm of a meromorphic Jacobi form. For


$\pi_{{\mathbb{R}}}^{\prime-1}(\mathrm{pt})$, where the point $\mathrm{pt}$ is on an outer leg of the toric diagram, as shown in Figure \[fig:toric-graph\]. With an extra condition that when presenting ${{\mathcal{X}}}$ as a GIT quotient ${\mathbb{C}}^{{\mathfrak{p}}+3}\sslash({\mathbb{C}}^*)^{\mathfrak{p}}$ the sum of ${\mathfrak{p}}+3$ complex coordinates on ${{\mathcal {L}}}$ is a constant, ${{\mathcal {L}}}$ is a Lagrangian submanifold in ${{\mathcal{X}}}$ diffeomorphic to ${{\mathbb{R}}}^2\times S^1$.

The *framing* of an Aganagic-Vafa brane is simply a choice of $f\in {\mathbb{Z}}$, which determines a one-dimensional subtorus ${\mathbb{T}}'_f$ of the two-dimensional torus ${\mathbb{T}}'$: let ${{\mathsf{w}}}_1=(1,0)$ ${{\mathsf{w}}}_2=(0,1)$ be lattice points in $M'=\mathrm{Hom}(N',{\mathbb{Z}})$, and thus characters of ${\mathbb{T}}'$, then define ${\mathbb{T}}'_f=\mathrm{ker}({{\mathsf{w}}}_2-f{{\mathsf{w}}}_1)$. Together $({{\mathcal {L}}},f)$ is a framed Aganagic-Vafa brane.

Given a toric CY 3-fold with a framed Aganagic-Vafa brane, there is a standard procedure to write down its mirror curves. Let $(m_1,n_1),\dots,(m_{{\mathfrak{p}}+3},n_{{\mathfrak{p}}+3})$ be integral pointsnot smooth there), there are (local families of) cycles $\tilde A_1,\dots, \tilde A_{\mathfrak{p}}\in K_1(C^\circ;{\mathbb{C}})$ such that $$T_a=\int_{\tilde A_a}\log y\frac{dx}{x}\,,\quad  a=1,\dots,{\mathfrak{p}}.$$ They are called *closed mirror maps*. The integrals are well-defined up to constants since the cycles are in $K_1$.

We define the bifundamental, a.k.a. Bergmann kernel, $\omega_{0,2}$ as follows.

-   $\omega_{0,2}$ is a symmetric meromorphic form on $C^2$, with the only pole at the diagonal, i.e. for any local coordinate $z$ $$\omega_{0,2}(z_{1},z_{2})=\frac{dz_1 \boxtimes dz_2}{(z_1-z_2)^2}+\text{holomorphic part}.$$ Then $\omega_{0,2}\in H^0(C^2,K_{C}\boxtimes K_{C}(2\Delta_{C}))^{\mathfrak S_2}$, where $\mathfrak S_2$ is the order $2$ symmetric group, and $\Delta_{C}$ is the diagonal in $C^2$.

-   We require $$\int_{z\in \bar A_a}\omega_{0,2}(z,w)=0\,, \quad  a=1,\dots,{\mathfrak{p}}\,.$$

That is, $\omega_{0,2}$ vanishes on the $A$-cycles of a Torelli’s marking. Here each $\bar A_a$ is the image of $\tilde A_a$ when


is what is called the *Schiffer kernel*, see [@Tyurin:1978periods]. It turns out that $\widehat{\omega}_{0,2}$ does not depend on the choice of $A_1,\dots,A_{\mathfrak{g}}$, and is *defined for curves over the entire ${{\mathcal{U}}}_{\mathcal{C}}$.* From the definition, by regarding $\mathrm{Im}\tau_{ij}$ as formal variables, then the Schiffer kernel has the “holomorphic limit” $$\lim_{\mathrm{Im}\tau_{ij}\to \infty}\widehat{ \omega}_{0,2}=\omega_{0,2}\,.$$ See [@Fay:1977fourier; @Tyurin:1978periods; @Takhtajan:2001free] for details.

Define $R^{\circ}$ to be the ramification locus of $x:C^\circ\to \mathbb{P}^{1}$. We assume $R^{\circ}$ has only simple ramifications which is the case of our examples for generic $q\in {{\mathcal{U}}}_{\mathcal{C}}$ . The Eynard-Orantin topological recursion defines $\omega_{g,n}$ $(2g-2+n>0)$ recursively as follows $$\begin{aligned}
  \label{eqn:EO-recursion}
  \omega_{g,n}(p_1,\ldots, p_n) &= \sum_{p_0\in R^{\circ}}\mathrm{Res}_{p \to p_0}
  \frac{\int_{\xi = p}^{\bar{p}} B(p_n,\xi)}{2(\lambda(p)-\lambda({p^*}))}
  \Big( \omega_{g-1,n+1}(p,{p^*},p_1,\ldots, p_{n-1}) \\
  \nonumber
  &\quad\quad  + \sum_{g_1+g_2=g}
  \sum_{ \substack{ J\cup K=\{1,...,c& d
            \end{pmatrix}\in \Gamma\
            $,

2.  $\phi$ has sub-exponential growth at infinity $\tau\rightarrow i \infty$.

Throughout this work we always assume that $\Gamma$ contains $-\mathbb{1}$. We shall encounter the Hecke subgroups $\Gamma_{0}(n)$, the subgroups $\Gamma_{1}(n)$, and the principal congruence subgroups $\Gamma(n)$ and their intersections, homogenized by adjoining $-\mathbb{1}$ if needed. See the standard textbooks [@Rankin:1977ab; @Schoeneberg:2012elliptic] for the precise definitions of these groups.

The factor $(c\tau+d)^{k}$ is called the automorphy factor. In this paper, we shall need to work with modular forms with non-trivial multiplier systems. The definition is as follows. Fix a modular group $\Gamma<SL_{2}(\mathbb{Z})$. A function $v: \Gamma\rightarrow \mathrm{U}(1)$ is called a multiplier system of weight


$k$ for $\Gamma$ if it satisfies $v(-\mathbb{1})=(-1)^{k}$ and $$v(\gamma_{1}\gamma_{2}) = w(\gamma_{1},\gamma_{2})v(\gamma_{1})v(\gamma_{2})\,,
\quad
\forall \gamma_{1},\gamma_{2}\in \Gamma$$ for some function $w$ valued in $\{\pm  1\}$ making $v(\gamma)(c\tau+d)^{k}$ into an automorphy factor. Replacing the automorphy factor $(c\tau+d)^{k}$ in Definition \[dfnmodularforms\] by $v (\gamma) (c\tau+d)^{k}$ one defines modular forms of weight $k$ with respect to the multiplier system $v$.

We say $v$ is a trivial multiplier system for $\Gamma$ if there exists a subgroup $\bar{\Gamma}<SL_{2}(\mathbb{Z})$ such that $\Gamma$ is generated by $\bar{\Gamma}$ and $-\mathbb{1}$ and that $v(\gamma)=1$ for any $\gamma\in \bar{\Gamma}$. The simplest nontrivial multiplier system is $v(\gamma)=\chi(d)$, where $\chi$ the extension to $\mathbb{Z}$ of some Dirichlet character $\chi: (\mathbb{Z}/N\mathbb{Z})^{*}\rightarrow \mathbb{C}^{*}$ satisfying $\chi(-1)=(-1)^{k}$. We then call the corresponding nontrivial multiplier system $v$ a Dirichlet multiplier sytem, otherwise we call it non-Dirichlet. See [@Rankin:1977ab; @Schoeneberg:2012elliptic]      \forall
            \begin{pmatrix}
            a & b\\
            c& d
            \end{pmatrix}\in \Gamma\
            $,

2.  $\Phi(z + m\tau+n, \tau)
            =e^{-2\pi i \ell (m^2 \tau+2m z)}
            \Phi(z,\tau)\,,     \quad\forall m,n\in \mathbb{Z}
            $.

3.  together with some