Once known as somniloquy, sleep-talking is technically a disorder where a person will talk in their sleep without knowing they're doing it.

In terms of what they're likely to say, it could be anything, from complete nonsense to long and profound speeches.

More prevalent in kids and males, anyone who knows they sleep talk may have been left red-faced on the odd occasion.

With good reason, as it turns out.

Research conducted by Dr Isabelle Arnulf has shed some light on the sort thing sleep-talkers are likely to blurt out - and it's not great.

We either say complete nonsense - or filth (Image: iStockphoto)

What Dr Arnulf's research found, the Metro reports, was sleep talk is most likely to consist of negative and vulgar words.

Which is quite awkward...

232 adults participated in the research.of sulfur cement mortars and concretes is that the presence of even small amounts of water-expandable clay (for example, 1% by weight or more) in the aggregate causes the solidified sulfur cement mortars and concretes to disintegrate when exposed to water. This problem is particularly serious since, because of transportation costs, economic necessity usually requires the use of aggregate sources close to the casting or job site, regardless of the presence of expansive clay. The expansive clay can be removed from the aggregate by washing procedures but such procedures are also generally inconvenient and uneconomical. Thus, if the local sources of aggregate contain expansive clay, the use of sulfur cement mortars concretes is pragmatically severely restricted.
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undercutting efforts to restore iconic waterbodies such as the Delaware River.”

Specifically, the budget reductions to the EPA, which have been praised by many who see the agency’s previous work as government overreach or seek to curtail excessive federal spending, could make it more difficult to protect against source water contamination. And this may be a burden to drinking water treatment operations.

“Water-related programs run directly by the EPA would be cut by 34 percent in the coming fiscal year, under the plan unveiled by the administration in March,” reported NPR’s StateImpact. “Many federal grants to state governments would be reduced by around a third, and funding for research and development would be cut by almost half as part of an overall 31 percent cut to the agency’s budget.”

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was 11.0 g/l ± 3.7, the IgA level was 2.5 g/l ± 1.3, and the IgM level was 1.0 g/l ± 0.5. Serum IgG concentration \<7 g/dl was found in one patient, serum IgA \<0.7 g/dl in three patients, and serum IgM \<0.4 g/l in two patients. Before blood was added to the CSF, none of the selected patients exhibited an intrathecal synthesis of either IgG, or IgA, or IgM ([Figure 2A](#F2){ref-type="fig"}; [Table 3](#T3){ref-type="table"}).

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Driven by long-standing ties with India, and intertwined with global market interests, a growing influx of materia medica from South Asia is currently emerging in East Africa. To compete at a global level and framed within the language of 'South-South cooperation for mutual benefit', India presents itself as an appropriate exporter of medical products suitable for African clientele. The expansion of India's medical sector into Africa is particularly relevant for Ayurvedic pharmaceuticals. Ayurveda's diaspora into Africa exemplifies the emergence of new health interventions and medical assemblages in a transnationally interconnected world and implies innovative coalitions involved in the complex promotion of local/Global Health industries. By tracking the flow of Ayurvedic pharmaceuticals to East Africa,


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The influence of crack length on the strain energy release rate was examined for *E* ~1~/*E* ~2~  = 0.2, and the results are shown in [Fig. 5](#fig5 fig6){ref-type="fig"}, where normalised strain energy release rates are presented as a function of phase angle for relative crack sizes, *a*/*R*  = 0.05, 0.125, 0.25, 0.375 and 0.5 ([Fig. 5a](#fig5){ref-type="fig"} ). Again, the increase in the normalised strain energy release rates with crack length becomes much more pronounced as the phase angle increases, consistent with the results from [@bib16]. The relation between the phase angle and the loading angle for selected crack lengths is shown in [Fig. 5b](#fig6){ref-type="fig"} . The change of phase angle with the change of crack length seems to be relatively small. The relations


the displacement at fracture for selected crack lengths. It seems that the fracture load increases with the decrease of the crack length, as well as the increase of the loading angle. The values of interfacial fracture toughness were obtained using the measured fracture stresses, obtained by dividing the fracture load by the specimen thickness, and the calibration of the J-integral as a function of phase angle ([Fig. 5](#fig5 fig6){ref-type="fig"}). The results are presented in [Fig. 8](#fig9){ref-type="fig"} for a range of crack lengths. Although the influence of crack length on the measured interfacial fracture toughness *G* ~IC~ seems to be moderate at low phase angles, the effects of crack length on *G* ~IC~ become more significant at high phase angles *ψ*  \> 45°, with artificially high values of fracture toughnessout to examine bovine bones as well as different grades of solid and cellular foams with varied sizes of pores. Further work is also being considered where the morphology of the bone may be used in the construction of micro-mechanics model and objective Oriented Finite Element code may be used to incorporate micro-structural details in the analysis.

The work was partially funded by the Medical Research Council of UK. We are grateful for the constructive suggestions of the referees.

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Life satisfaction, illness behaviour, and rehabilitation outcome: results of a one year follow-up study with cardiac patients.
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‘Titans’ Star Anna Diop Disables Instagram Comments Due To Racism

Titans star Anna Diop, who portrays Starfire in the upcoming DC universe series, has disabled her Instagram comments due to racist attacks.

Titans star Anna Diop, who portrays Starfire in the upcoming DC universe series, has disabled her Instagram comments due to racist attacks.

Diop is yet another victim to ignorant, racist comments made on social media. The actress disabled the comments on her Instagram posts following the release of the first Titans trailer last week.

Most recently, Star Wars: The Last Jedi‘s Kelly Marie Tran left Instagram all together due to racist comments not unlike the ones attacking Diop. The actress has six posts on her account including one of her announcing a role in Jordan Peele’s upcoming film, Us.

DC’s Titans


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Technically, the story consists of two scenes: Harry's POV, composing the letter and dispatching it with Hedwig, then Ginny's POV receiving it on the morning Harry's due to arrive at the Burrow for the remainder of the summer. The POVs are 3rd-person, as JKR handles such things.

The author has pulled off a neat multiple-POV-for-a-single-character trick. As Harry composes the letter of the title, we see what Harry's really thinking as he struggles to write each line, and second-guesses himself. This storytelling style gets even more interesting when we see Ginny reacting to the letter line by line as she reads it for the first


was waking up. It will be six to eight weeks before the doctors will know if his heart is strong enough for him to lead his normal, everyday life. So, for the first time in a while, the worst possible outcome did not happen. I had forgotten that was possible while I was dwelling deep in my wounded ego. Prelims are in six days and I'm glad that instead of going to a funeral and wondering what I could have done better, all I have to do this week is study rhetoric, teach a few students, play some softball (the tournament begins this week), and do some laundry. Onward,of the measured polypyrrole tube and CdS nanorope is very large, and thus, the corresponding current is very small (\~ pA), their *I--V* curves are only measured above 15 and 60 K, separately.

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leave behind its claim to be a nonmetaphysical but rather a political doctrine and would start to move into the realm of liberal republicanism. As is known, republicanism sustains that the State has the obligation to promote certain civic virtues such as tolerance and solidarity (but without falling into perfectionist measures), so that it may be possible to construct liberal public institutions, such as democracy and the respect of rights.10 The displacement that might be suffered if the liberal State chooses to promote the value of tolerance coincides with the criticism brought by Bernard Williams according to which, if tolerance is based upon the value of personal autonomy, then promoting tolerance means likewise, promoting a substantive principle that belongs to a particular conception of the good (Williams, 2005:Vega, René (2010). "¿Es posible hablar de tolerancia entre iguales? Algunas consideraciones críticas", in: Diánoia, Revista de Filosofía, Instituto de Investigaciones Filosóficas/UNAM-Fondo de Cultura Económica, Vol. LV, No. 64. Locke, John (1796). A Letter Concerning Toleration, J. Brooke, MacIntyre, Alasdair (1983). After Virtue, London, Duckworth. Martín Diego Farrell (2007). Utilitarismo, Liberalismo y Democracia, México D.F.: Fontamara, BEFDP, No. 50. Mendus, Susan (1989). Toleration and the Limits of Liberalism, London: Macmillan Nicholson, Peter (1985). "Toleration as a Moral Ideal", in: John Horton and Susan Mendus (eds.) Aspects of Toleration. Philosophical Studies, London: Methuen. Nino, Carlos S. (2005). Ética y Derechos Humanos. Un ensayo de fundamentación, Buenos Aires: Editorial Astrea. Nino, Carlos S. (1996). La constitución de la democracia deliberativa, Gedisa: Barcelona. Revista Co-herencia Vol. 8, No 14 Enero Junio


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last year, 68 per cent of children in the southern zone had received all four rounds of the whooping cough vaccine by the age of two. The provincial average was 77 per cent.

But Suttorp said rates were below 50 per cent in the County of Lethbridge and in Fort Macleod.

Whooping cough is a bacterial infection that causes severe coughing that lasts for weeks. Any age group can be affected, although children under a year old are the most at risk for serious complications, which include convulsions, brain damage or death.

Suttorp said a four-week-old baby died of whooping cough in the south zone in 2012.

The latest cases are spreading in schools, school buses, preschools and daycares, she said. The ages of those affected range from one to the mid-70s.

Theregion also had a whooping cough outbreak in 2009 which Suttorp said lasted 10 months.

Alberta Health Services said there have also been 13 confirmed cases in the Calgary zone since the beginning of this year. Five weren't linked, but eight cases involved two schools and two families.

The health agency said the vaccine is free and is reminding everyone who lives in the south zone about the importance of being immunized.

Suttorp said that, overall, vaccination rates in the south zone are comparable to Calgary or Edmonton. But there are rural pockets and schools where rates are much lower and it's in those areas that vaccine-preventable diseases such as whooping cough or measles are common.

She said trust in vaccines is low in those communities and sometimes leaders in churches and


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Lyric Poetry Award

The Lyric Poetry Award is given once a year to a member of the Poetry Society of America and was "established under the will of PSA member Mrs. Consuelo Ford (Althea Urn), and also in memory of Mary Carolyn Davies, for a lyric poem on any subject."

Each winner receives a $500 prize.

Winners
2010: Ira Sadoff, Judge: Meghan O'Rourke
2009: Susan Kinsolving, Judge: Lucie Brock-Broido
2008: Wayne Miller, Judge: Elizabeth Macklin
2007: Ed Skoog, Judge: Srikanth Reddy
2006: Alice Jones, Judge: Toi Derricotte
2005: Lee Upton, Judge: Susan Wheeler
2004: Carol Ciavonne, Judge: D.A. Powell
2002: Shira Dentz, Judge: Mark Levine
2001: Gary Young

Notes

See also
 Poetry Society of America
 List of American literary awards
 List of poetry awards
 List of years in poetry

External links
 Poetry Society of America main awards Web page

Category:American poetry awards
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as companies and charities he supports distance themselves from him after an interview meant to distance him from the sex offender Jeffrey Epstein spectacularly backfired

Two top national security aides who listened to President Donald Trump’s July call with Ukraine’s president are testifying Tuesday at House impeachment hearings as the inquiry reaches deeper into the White House

Day 3 of the House impeachment hearings featured the testimony of a career foreign service officer and a career Army officer, who said he heard President Donald Trump try to persuade Ukraine’s president to investigate former Vice President Joe Bidenrecognising Jerusalem as the capital and ordering the embassy to be moved. It built in a fudge, allowing presidents to delay the move every six months on the grounds of national security.

Which is where we are today. Each of Mr Trump’s predecessor’s have made good use of the waiver, reneging on their campaign promises as advisers warned of the risk of a Middle East conflagration if they pushed ahead.

We should know by now that this president is unimpressed by fudges and grey areas. He calls them “hypocrisy”. It is a large part of why he won the election.

It is why he is building the wall on the Mexican border – taking a consensus on security and turning it into bricks and mortar. No serious politician in the US


Jeremy Corbyn has lost the trust of his peers (or perhaps he never really managed to obtain it in the first place). Labour activists, particularly those grouped around the Corbyn-supporting Momentum, accuse the PLP of betraying the party and lining up with the right-wing. On the other hand, MPs respond by pointing out that voters, and not members, elected them and that they have a mandate to protect the party from oblivion.

Regardless of how relevant it might seem under the current situation, the ideological distance between members and party elites is not a new interest for political scientists. John May’s curvilinear disparity law explains that more active members are usually more ideologically extreme than MPs and voters. As Meg Russell states in her book Building New Labour, thereposition of party voters, I use the British Election Study post-election face-to-face survey. For the ideological position of the MPs I use the data from Parliamentary Candidates UK’s Representative Audit of Britain project, which surveyed candidates from the last general election. The estimates for party members and supporters were obtained from the Party Members Project (PMP).

In order to assess how unusual the ideological distance between the different groups of the Labour Party is, we can compare it to what happens on the other side of the chamber. May’s law is not circumscribed to a particular ideological position, so it should apply to parties of the left and the right. The figure below shows the ideological position on the left-right scale for every group in the Labour and Conservative


ideological polarisation by simply stating a threshold of supporting MPs (and MEPs) rather than a fixed number of candidates. Conservative Party rules require that MPs go through successive ballots until they submit only two candidates to the membership. Conversely, the Labour Party only required 35 signatures from MPs or MEPs to run for leader when there is a vacancy. This means that, theoretically, the last election could have had up to six different candidates (it had four). Instead of forcing an election between candidates who reach to all sections of the party (voters, supporters, members, and elites), the rules allowed for more polarisation which, as we see above, favoured the position of members over the rest. Finally, under the current rules, the leader of the Labour Party isOF THE SUPREME PONTIFF BENEDICT XVI ESTABLISHING THE PONTIFICAL COUNCIL FOR PROMOTING THE NEW EVANGELIZATION

It is the duty of the Church to proclaim always and everywhere the Gospel of Jesus Christ. He, the first and supreme evangelizer, commanded the Apostles on the day of his Ascension to the Father: “Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you” (Mt 28:19-20). Faithful to this mandate, the Church—a people chosen by God to declare his wonderful deeds (cf. 1 Peter 2:9)—ever since she received the gift of the Holy Spirit on the day of Pentecost (cf. Acts 2:14), has never tired of making known


be permeated by the Gospel. The social changes we have witnessed in recent decades have a long and complex history, and they have profoundly altered our way of looking at the world. We need only think of the many advances in science and technology, the expanding possibilities with regard to life and individual freedom, the profound changes in the economic sphere, and the mixing of races and cultures caused by global-scale migration and an increasing interdependence of peoples. All of this has not been without consequences on the religious dimension of human life as well. If on the one hand humanity has derived undeniable benefits from these changes, and the Church has drawn from them further incentives for bearing witness to the hope that is within her (cf.make known and to support initiatives linked to the new evangelization that are already being put into practice in various particular Churches, and to promote the realization of new projects by actively involving the resources present in Institutes of Consecrated Life and in Societies of Apostolic Life, as well as in groups of the faithful and in new communities;

4º. to study and to encourage the use of modern forms of communication as instruments for the new evangelization;

5º. to promote the use of the Catechism of the Catholic Church as an essential and complete formulation of the content of the faith for the people of our time.

Art. 4.

§ 1. The Council is directed by an Archbishop President, assisted by a Secretary, by an Under-Secretary and by an appropriate number


District 51 Chief Operations Officer Melissa Callahan DeVita attributes to sequestration, a decrease in allocations and the end of some competitive federal grants for the district.

But there is more money in the budget this year from some other local tax sources, including specific ownership taxes, and more money from the state. State funding shortfalls were the source of most of the cuts in recent years.

Some budget adjustments also were made in past years to restore a classroom day cut in the past and, last year, to bring back experience-based pay increases on District 51 pay scales that had been frozen. The district brought back pay increases based on educational attainment for teachers this year, another item that had been frozen. An agreement between the district and its classifiedQ:

Maximum number of non-pawn pieces on the board

In a reachable game, what is the maximum sum of queens, rooks, bishops, knights, and kings on the board?
For queens only, see Maximum number of queens possible

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Aschultz is correct that 26 pieces is the maximum number of non-pawn and non-king pieces on the board. Since they said that they have not seen proof yet, I am here to provide that evidence. Enjoy this proof game!
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time of the original announcement in March, Playboy’s head of operations and chief commercial officer spoke about the new venture, saying:

“As the popularity of alternative payment methods continues to grow around the world, along with the reach of Playboy’s digital platforms, we felt it was important to give our 100 million monthly consumers increased payment flexibility.”

It is unclear whether or not Playboy has found another company to help integrate the wallet and payment systems into their various sites.
418 F.Supp. 435 (1976)
AMERICAN ELECTRIC POWER COMPANY, INC., et al., Plaintiffs,
v.
WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC CORPORATION, Defendant.
No. 74 Civ. 1521.
United States District Court, S. D. New York.
July 19, 1976.
*436 *437 *438 *439 Kaye, Scholer, Fierman, Hays & Handler by Paul J. Curran, David Klingsberg, Richard Seltzer, William Thomashower, Ettie Ward, Karen Katzman, New York City, for plaintiffs.
Olwine, Connelly, Chase, O'Donnell & Weyher by John Logan O'Donnell, Charles D. Donohue, Jr., Bruce E. Pindyck, Joseph C. Kaplan, Peter Aron, Michael E. Twomey, James B. Keaney, New York City, for defendant Westinghouse Elec. Corp.

OPINION
ROBERT L. CARTER, District Judge.
Defendant Westinghouse Electric Corporation ("Westinghouse") has moved, pursuant to Rule 56, F.R.Civ.P., for summary judgment dismissing plaintiffs' claims in their entirety and awarding Westinghouse judgment on Count I of its counterclaim. In the alternative, Westinghouse has


the instant motion, see Heyman v. Commerce & Industry Ins. Co., supra, defendant's motion is, to this extent, denied.
With respect to their claims for negligence, plaintiffs argue that notwithstanding third-party beneficiary or agency doctrine, they are entitled to recover for Westinghouse's alleged affirmative acts of negligence in the design, manufacture, testing and attempted repair of the Unit. It is true both under the law of New York and Pennsylvania that a manufacturer may be liable to all persons whom it could foresee would be harmed by its negligent acts, apart from any contractual liability. See, e. g., Melodee Lane Lingerie Co. v. American District Telegraph Co., 18 N.Y.2d 57, 271 N.Y.S.2d 937, 941, 218 N.E.2d 661 (1966); Kassab v. Central Soya, 432 Pa. 217, 246 A.2d 848, 854(D.C.Cir.1975).[28] Thus, for example, in Potomac Electric Power Company, supra, the court considered a contract substantially identical to the one here in issue, and held as follows:
"Within the framework of this commercial transaction the Court perceives no valid legal reason why PEPCO should not be held to the clear and express provisions of the written agreement between the parties. Warranty and limitation of liability clauses such as found in the present contract, which restrict PEPCO's remedies to the repair and replacement of non-conforming parts and limit Westinghouse's liability, regardless of its negligence in causing such nonconformities, are valid and enforceable and have been consistently upheld by the courts. They are also consistent with Sections 2-316(4) and 2-719(1)(a) and (3), Uniform Commercial Code."
385 F.Supp. at 575.
However, it is AEP's


recovering consequential damages in any event.[35] In essence, *455 defendant argues that even if the Guarantee clause is inapplicable, the Limitation of Liability clause stands independently of the Guarantee clause and expressly precludes the recovery of consequential damages.[36]See V-M Corp. v. Bernard Distrib. Co., 447 F.2d 864 (7th Cir. 1971); County Asphalt Inc. v. Lewis Welding & Engineering Corp., 323 F.Supp. 1300 (S.D.N.Y. 1970), aff'd, 444 F.2d 372 (2d Cir.), cert. denied, 404 U.S. 939, 92 S.Ct. 272, 30 L.Ed.2d 252 (1971). See also, Wyatt Indus., Inc. v. Publicker Indus., Inc., supra; Potomac Electric Power Co. v. Westinghouse Electric Corp., supra.[37]
In response, plaintiffs take the position that once a limited remedy, such as the warranty to repair or replace, has failed of its essential purpose, a buyer mayDonald Cook, President of Appalachian Power Company, for the first time requested a new generator. Westinghouse denied the request, urging instead that AEP increase the Unit's load to 760 mw or higher. Westinghouse steadfastly believes that Mitchell Unit I is capable of operating at its 760 mw contract rating and has continuously urged AEP to increase the Unit's output to that level or higher. See, e. g., Shay Tr., p. 445. Indeed, defendant asserts that in March, 1974, the Unit's load was increased to 780 mw but had to be reducednot because of generator conditions but because of limitations in the boilera non-Westinghouse product. Shay Tr., p. 489. In any event, it is plaintiffs' contention that Westinghouse's representations to AEP to the effect that the Unit is "satisfactory


not solely by one operating company the size of the Appalachian Power Company, since it is a generally recognized industry practice that the size of any single generating unit to be installed on an electric power system in any given year not exceed a certain maximum percentage (usually 10%) of that power system's size. This is done in order that the reliability of electric power supply not be jeopardized by a forced or scheduled outage of a unit too large in proportion to the power system's total generating capacity.
[14]  See, e. g., Def. Ex. 38, Letter from J. W. Simpson to Philip Sporn, Dec. 28, 1965.
[15]  See Note 36, infra.
[16]  Similarly, whether the existence of an agency relationship survived the assignment of the contract fromrarely exists in a commercial setting involving parties of equal bargaining power. See U. S. Fibres, Inc. v. Proctor & Schwartz, Inc., 509 F.2d 1043, 1048 (6th Cir. 1975); County Asphalt, Inc. v. Lewis Welding & Engineering Corp., supra.
[42]  Cf. Riley v. Ford Motor Co., supra, wherein the court noted that it would

". . . agree with the appellee's contention that at some point after the purchase of a new automobile, the same should be put in good running condition, that is, the seller does not have an unlimited time for the performance of the obligation to replace and repair parts. * * * This is not more than saying that at some point in time, it must become obvious to all people that a particular vehicle


simply cannot be repaired or parts replaced so that the same is made free from defect."
442 F.2d at 673 n.5.
[43]  Several courts have held that under Pennsylvania law a seller may be held liable for consequential damages even where recovery of such damages is expressly excluded in the contract where the seller has been guilty of willful and dilatory behavior in not honoring its express warranty. United States Fibres, Inc. v. Proctor & Schwartz, Inc., 358 F.Supp. 449, 465 (E.D. Mich.1972), aff'd, 509 F.2d 1043 (6th Cir. 1975); Jones & McKnight Corp. v. Birdsboro Corp., supra, 320 F.Supp. at 43, citing Adams v. J. I. Case Company, supra. See also, Potomac Electric Power Company v. Westinghouse Electric Corp., supra, 385 F.Supp. at 579. This authority is particularlyunpleasant grinding against the toy’s very hard surface, while the bottom part was still getting the soft vagina.

At first, the vibration felt nice, but after a couple of minutes, it got annoying and distracting.

All in all, I think that the only real problem with the We-Vibe is the texture issue. But, for me, it was such a big problem that it made it unusable during sex.

Masturbation: The true beauty of We-Vibe Sync

Penetration might not be the action in which this toy shows all its magic, but using it for masturbation is where it shines in all its glory.

The inner motor still doesn’t feel strong enough, but all the vibration options and easy controlling gives this product a special place in my heart, especially when using the app or


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ChSHS, change in SHS; HBLsdc, hand bone loss smallest detectable change; N, number; SD, standard deviation; SHS, Sharp van der Heijde Score; yr, year.

Similarly, the mean ChSHS at these time points was significantly greater in patients with hand bone loss according to HBLtertiles. A *post hoc*pair wise analysis showed that, at two years, the groups of patients with great and moderate HBL had significantly greater ChSHS than the groupby HBL~sdc~for radiological progression at two, five and eight years (prevalence of 41%, 60% and 61%, respectively) were 49%, 65% and 61%. The corresponding PPVs of anti- CCP were 50%, 73% and 70%; of erosions~bl~56%, 73% and 73%; and of ChSHS1yr (above median) were 76%, 81% and 83%.

ChDXR1yr and the other variables significantly associated with radiographic progression in the univariate analysis were put into multiple logistic regression analyses with radiographic progression at two, five, and eight years as dependent variable. Table [4](#T4){ref-type="table"} shows the two-year result where ChSHS~1yr~and anti-CCP proved to be independent predictors of radiographic progression which also was the result for five years. At eight years ChSHS~1yr,~anti-CCP and the number of tender joints~bl~and tender joints~1yr~were independent predictors.

Since scoring of radiographs is infrequently performed in clinical practice,


has been suggested that treatment with biologics may decelerate the development of erosions more than it reduces HBL \[[@B32]\]. However, since the present study was performed before the introduction of biologics, this issue could not be further addressed.

Loss of bone measured by HBLsdc and HBLtertiles was more frequent in patients with high disease activity and in patients not in remission after two years but not in later phases of the disease. HBL did not come out as an independent predictor of clinical outcome in multiple regression analyses. In 145 patients from the BeSt study, where change in hand BMD by DXR was investigated, an increase in BMD occurred mostly in patients with continuous remission by the EULAR criterion \[[@B33]\]. However, continuously low disease activity did not appear to'onmouseout' attributes, and the value of the attribute is the complete source text of the popup_on and popup_off functions:
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Any idea what I'm doing wrong? Thanks.
UPDATE
Thanks for all the feedback. Marc's answer doesn't work; 'function' is flagged as a syntax error. 'popup_on' and 'popup_off' aren't strings - they're actually functions in the closure. Both Sime's and Erik's answers did work, though, but with one problem.
If I change the code to this:
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of July 2017.

I applied for two weeks vacation from Walmart, but management only gave me one week off. So I felt I had no choice but to quit, which I did on June 30, 2017.

Maybe your thoughts are: “Hey man, you quit a good job that helped support Carol and you just to spend time with your family! What kind of stupid are you?”

He made known His ways to Moses, his acts to the people of Israel. (Psalm 103:7)

To understand the ways of God, one has to spend time with Him. It is in His presence where we can learn about the Father’s heart and how He loves our families.

I felt both trips were answers to my prayers and that I needed to trust the Lord to providethe generations after us to serve You. (Based on Revelation 3:2)

Join with me on Tuesdays to pray and fast for senior citizens in America to undergo a Holy Spirit revival.

Except for the early moments in Cell 27 when my cellmate wrapped his hands around my neck, the rest of my first twenty-four hours of jail life crept along like a snail on a hot sidewalk. Slowly! Bogart and I reached a tacit truce, which allowed me to speak only when he directed a question at me, but otherwise, I remained silent.

I wandered out into the common area and spent time with eleven other inmates watching TV. Reality shows, especially “Judge Judy” and “Dog the Bounty Hunter,” were the favorites with comments being peppered at the TV throughout each


part for the microwave signals. The SAR distributions reveal that SAR values gradually become smaller with the increased tissue depth.

![Results from SAR calculations to analyse radiation safety of the imaging system.\
(a) Maximum SAR values with respect to different frequencies and different antenna positions. (b) Cross-sectional and (c) 3D-view of SAR distributions of the realistic head model with different source locations at 1.8 GHz. The colour bar represents SAR values at 1.8 GHz; yellow colour represents the highest SAR, while blue is the lowest.](pone.0152351.g008){#pone.0152351.g008}

Signal processing and imaging algorithm {#sec008}
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The data acquisition system utilizes a circular scanning approach, symmetrical in the mid-sagittal plane ([Fig 9](#pone.0152351.g009){ref-type="fig"}). It measures N different antennas where each angular position *n* represents a position within the range from 1 to *N*, and adjacent antenna's positions havepropagation time is proportional to twice the distance $$\mathbf{\tau}_{tota\mathbf{l}}\left( {x_{p},~y_{q}} \right) = 2\mathbf{\tau}\left( {x_{p},\ y_{q}} \right)$$

It is understood that the line of sight points (***B***~***i***,***n***~) receive direct signals from the antennas and the waves propagate via these points through head interior. These points are the tangent points from $\mathcal{H}$ from individual antenna position and the points between them. The tangent points are computed by estimating the maximum angle, *θ*~*max*~ centered at antenna position from $\mathbf{B}_{i_{max},\mathbf{~}\mathbf{n}}$ to $\mathbf{B}_{i_{min},\mathbf{~}\mathbf{n}}$. Thus, [Eq (10)](#pone.0152351.e013){ref-type="disp-formula"} can be written as, $$\begin{array}{l}
{\mathbf{L}\left( {x_{p},\ y_{q}} \right) = ~\left\| \left. {\mathbf{\varphi}_{n} - \mathbf{B}_{i,n}} \right\| \right. + \sqrt{\mathbf{\varepsilon}_{\mathbf{e}ff,i}}\left\| \left. {\mathbf{B}_{i,n} - \mathbf{p}} \right\| \right.} \\
 \\
\end{array}$$

It is observed that [Eq (13)](#pone.0152351.e019){ref-type="disp-formula"} is effective for propagation path estimation of deep points inside the head which usually follow the line


and locating ICH targets of different sizes and positions, multiple evaluations are performed as described below.

### A. Imaging of big targets in different locations {#sec011}

A hemorrhagic target with a volume of 2×2×1 cm^3^ was inserted into the head phantom. Position of the ICH target was varied in depths from the frontal area. Data were collected around the head phantom in two different angular samples, namely N = 40 and 100. The reconstructed images utilizing the imaging algorithm is demonstrated in [Fig 10](#pone.0152351.g010){ref-type="fig"}. It is seen that in both cases and for different locations the system is able to detect and localize the positions of the targets. A qualitative assessment of the images indicates that when the number of angular samples is N = 40, more artefacts are visiblelocations inside MRI-derived realistic head model reveals the operating mechanism of the head imaging system. In a human head model with above average size, the transient E-field signals attenuate by around 45 dB ([Fig 4](#pone.0152351.g004){ref-type="fig"}) at the center when travelling through the longest radius (\~100 *mm*). A high level of attenuation is therefore expected for deep targets. Owing to the stable phase center of the antenna, the level of impulse distortion, which is quantified by fidelity factors, is found to be high (\~ 80%) at the center. On the other hand, the scattering characteristics of ICH targets in the frequency domain demonstrates that the lower frequencies are less susceptible to the losses ([Fig 5](#pone.0152351.g005){ref-type="fig"}) compared to the higher microwave frequencies. Shallow haemorrhages are seen to scatter the co-polarized


respectively with SD of less than 7% for both metrics with an improvement of more than 70% in the accuracy indicator. The statistical analyses were performed with a 99% confidence level. As the image quality declines, in case of small ICH targets if non-definitive results are obtained (which can even happen in case of CT \[[@pone.0152351.ref058]\]) and it is only the proposed head imaging system that can be easily adjusted to produce images with higher quality while only a single antenna calibration is required. On the other hand, an adjustable array-based counterpart \[[@pone.0152351.ref026]\] can also be rotated using a stepper motor, it requires antenna array calibrations and can waste precious time delaying the medication of the patient. However, since the proposed head imaging system operates over a wideis able to detect the location of targets as small as 1×1 cm^2^ of cross-section in both deep and shallow locations, which was not possible in the reported systems \[[@pone.0152351.ref028], [@pone.0152351.ref029]\].

The prototyped head imaging system is compact and light weight and could be carried in an ambulance. The system does not require large computing resources, with the assistance of the fast and accurate image post-processing, reconstruction can be performed in standard portable devices. An illustration of how the imaging system could be applied in an ambulance is illustrated in [Fig 14](#pone.0152351.g014){ref-type="fig"}. A support made from microwave frequency transparent materials can be used to support patient's head. The data acquisition time is around 1 minute for *N* = 100 data samples, and it only takes 10--12 seconds for the


New state teacher evaluations ruffle feathers

Criteria focuses on student achievement, classroom observations

Las Cruces High School English teacher Lauren Curry works on a lesson with her class. (Robin Zielinski Sun-News)

LAS CRUCES >> New state-mandated teacher evaluations are rolling out this fall despite concerns from districts across New Mexico.

Though administrators and teachers praise some components of the evaluation, like the standardized classroom observation criteria, they say they didn't have enough time and information to develop evaluations. Some components are still being developed and refined, they say, even while the districts are implementing them.

"No one is afraid of being held accountable," said Nancy Patterson, Deming Public Schools associate superintendent for human resources. "It's just the way it's all being quickly mandated."

Las Cruces school board member Bonnie Votaw likened the implementation to"building the airplane while we're in it."

Interim Education Secretary Hanna Skandera, meanwhile, says the changes have been years in the making and are required under the state's No Child Left Behind waiver.

"Too often there are politics that get in the way of doing what's right for our kids," Skandera said. "It's time to draw a line in the sand and say, 'It's time to deliver.'"

Why the change

Student achievement now totals half of teachers' evaluation, which also includes classroom observation and district-chosen measures such as teacher attendance, parent and student surveys and final exams.

Teacher attendance

One component of LCPS' evaluation has drawn ire from school board members and teachers alike.

The district submitted teachers' "above and beyond" work, such as being a club adviser or working toward an advanced degree, as


because all sponges are characterized by a similar repertoire of tissue types and body plan organisation, we hypothesize that the lack of conserved miRNAs amongst the three primary sponge lineages is evidence that cellular differentiation and cell type specificity in sponges are not dependent upon conserved miRNAs, contrary to many known cases in eumetazoans. Finally, we suggest that miRNAs evolved multiple times independently not only among eukaryotes, but even within animals, independently evolved miRNAs representing molecular exaptations of RNAi machinery into pre-existing gene regulatory networks. The role(s) miRNAs play though in sponge biology and evolution remains an open question.Q:

How to select one div at one time and deselect the other divs in jQuery?

I want to select only one div at one time and deselect the other divs at same time. But my code is not working properly. If the div is selected its color should be '#cccccc', and if the div is not selected its color should be '#ffffff'.
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the search was unlawful the exclusionary rule should not be applied. We need not decide the first issue because the latter claim has merit. We shall therefore reverse the judgment.

*268 DISCUSSION

The Exclusionary Rule Should Not Be Applied Because It Would Not Have Deterred This Search Which Was Not Predicated on Employee Misconduct.
The parties dispute whether Duffel's search of plaintiff's briefcase violated plaintiff's rights under the Fourth Amendment to the United States Constitution and under article I, section 1 of our state Constitution.
In particular, the parties disagree whether O'Connor v. Ortega, supra, 480 U.S. 709, authorizes the briefcase search. In O'Connor, a plurality of the high court[3] concluded a governmental employer does not need a warrant or probable cause to conduct a reasonable employment-related search of an employee's "workplace."woman feminism promised and never delivered. Every day, and with every effort I make, those words remind me of the incredible responsibility I have taken on.

Women do not lack for Lancelots, Arthurs or Quixotes. They have an endless pool of candidates prepared to tilt on their behalf. And what do men have?

Emma Watson’s promise that one day, when all of women’s problems have been solved and all women have been liberated from hardship, men will be free to be “vulnerable and human too.”

Karen Straughan is owner of the YouTube channel GirlWritesWhat, co-founder of Honey Badger Radio, gender counter-theorist, and a men’s rights advocate.


1970's were de-registered in favour of biopesticides. Regardless, it is less likely now that the social consensus would exist for the widespread use of chemical insecticides when the spruce budworm population returns to epidemic proportions. New methods of controlling spruce budworm and other insect pests are needed.
Royama (1984) published a comprehensive analysis of the population dynamics of the spruce budworm focusing on the period 1945 to 1983 in New Brunswick (NB), Canada. One feature of this analysis is that he proposed a “fifth agent” referring to an unknown factor that was required to build models that best fit observed population changes. The central characteristic of this fifth agent was that it in some way changed the response of the insect populations to known factors such as weather, predationdiffers from traditional magnetic stripe terminals in one major way: it includes a chip-reading portal into which customers insert their EMV cards. This portal features technology that can read the unique payment information that’s generated by the microchip embedded into the card.

What are Your Options?

Different types of businesses have different needs when it comes to payment processing. Here’s a look at the most popular types of EMV-compatible terminals available.

Countertop Terminals – Like their name implies, countertop terminals are placed on top of the checkout counter for customer use. These terminals are available with a number of different features including WiFi connectivity, receipt printing, near-field communication technology and more.

Pin Pads – Pin pads function similarly to countertop terminals. The only difference here is that they can only be used


EMV liability shift is now less than three weeks away! Is your business prepared for an influx of chip card-carrying customers? You may have installed new terminals and software, but now what?

If you’ve been to Target recently, you may have noticed that the staff is now actively encouraging all customers who have EMV chip cards to run them the proper way—by dipping them in the terminal, instead of swiping. Now, accepting EMV chip cards is great for your business and even better for customers—but it can be bad for your checkout line wait times if your customers don’t know how to run them properly.

So, now it’s time to train your staff. It’s important for your employees to be patient as millions of Americans learn how to use theirthat’s where Abtek comes in. Give us a call today at (800) 544-9145 to find out how we can help you prepare during this final stretch of the EMV “chip card” transition.

Payment security is at an all time low and as a result, the payment industry is in process of getting a much-needed overhaul. With this rapid implementation of new rules, processes and technology, there are a lot of payment processing buzzwords that have recently entered into the industry vernacular.

As a business owner, you’re busy with your day-to-day operations, so keeping up on the latest payment processing news and trends is probably not at the top of your priority list. However, as these changes could eventually impact your business, it’s never been more important for you to be


X occurred in 70% of tumors from female patients, and loss or rearrangement of the Y occurred in 74% of tumors from male patients. Loss of 18q appeared to be associated with short survival, as did the presence of multiple deletions. There was gain (2-5 extra copies) of 3q21-qter, 5p, 7p, 8q, and 11q13-q23 in 28-38% of tumors. Three tumors had an hsr involving 11q13-q21. Gain of material at 11q13 is postulated to be associated with amplification of the PRADI/CCND gene at that locus. A translocation between proximal 1p and either an acrocentric short arm or proximal 8p or 9p was observed in squamous cell carcinomas of the head and neck region but not in female genital tract tumors. No other abnormalities appeared to be site specific, suggestingcomputation?

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3D object surface is 2D domain and can thus be parametrized with a 2D function. In case of a unit cube you could parametrize the surface for example by mapping each 6 faces to a 2D image strip. So if you know two points of the ray that intersects the cube, you can define it with 4D function using the parametrization


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has to navigate during manual weight tuning, we randomly sample multiple linear combinations. To understand how these combinations relate to desirability of registration outcome, we associate with each outcome a mean target registration error (TRE) based on expert-defined anatomical landmarks. Further, we employ a multi-objective evolutionary algorithm that optimizes the weight combinations, yielding a Pareto front of solutions, which can be directly navigated by the user. To study how the complexity of manual weight tuning changes depending on the registration problem, we consider an easy problem, prone-to-prone breast MR image registration, and a hard problem, prone-to-supine breast MR image registration. Lastly, we investigate how guidance information as an additional objective influences the prone-to-supine registration outcome. Results show that the interplay between weights, objectives, and registration outcome makes manualand fields.
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Our results have been stated under the assumption that any real arithmetic operation has unit cost. Now we consider the computation model where only bit operations are allowed. Moreover, the oracles also return numerical values that are encoded in bits. To model this, we assume that each query to the oracle contains an additional integer $\ell$ (called precision paramter), which specifies the number of bits the oracle should return. Upon such a query, the oracle returns the first (i.e., the most significant) $\ell$ bits of the answer, which is always between 0 and 1 [^7]. Our goal is to show that a slightly modified algorithm still preserves a ($1\pm\epsilon$)-approximation, while the bit complexity is also ${\mathrm{poly}}(n, \epsilon^{-1}, \log C, \log \frac{1}{{\Delta}})$.

First, we use the oracle to figureout a close estimate of $\log 1/{\Delta}$, since it determines $s$, which relates to the table size of the dynamic problem. For each ${\mathcal{O}}_i$, we repeatedly query the value $\Pr[X_i=0]$ with precision $\ell=1,2,3,\ldots$ until we get the first nonzero bit. It is easy to see that we stop with $\ell_i = \lceil -\log \Pr[X_i=0]\rceil+1$ steps. It then suffices for our algorithm to use an upper bound of $\log 1/{\Delta}$, which we choose to be $\sum_i \ell_i$.

In the sequel, we run Algorithm \[algo1\] and Algorithm \[algo2\] as its subroutine with a slightly different value of $Q = 1+2^{-\ell_q}$, where $\ell_q = \lceil \log_2 \frac{n}{\epsilon} \rceil+2$, so that $Q \leq 1+\frac{{\epsilon}}{4n}$. Notice that ${\mathcal{L}}$, ${\mathcal{R}}$, ${\mathcal{T}}$ can be encoded in $O(\log C)$ bits and with $O(\log \frac{n}{\epsilon})$ bits, $Q$ has exact representation.


\tau(i, (1+\eta)^{i} Q^{-(j-i)}).$$ Using the same argument as in Section \[subsec:imp\], the optimization problem  can be implemented by a binary search procedure almost identical to Algorithm \[algo2\] except that ${\mathcal{A}}_2$ compares ${Z}$ with $(1+\eta)Q^{s+1}$ in Line \[line:cp\]. Notice that $\eta$ has been chosen carefully such that the inequality ${Z}\geq (1+\eta)Q^{s+1}$ implies ${\widehat{Z}}\geq Q^{s+1}$. Using a similar execution-flow analysis, we can see that the deviation occurs when [[$Q^{s+1} \leq {\widehat{Z}}<{Z}<(1+\eta) Q^{s+1}$]{}]{} and consequently we have that $T_2 \geq {\widehat{T}}(i,j)$. By (\[eq:t2\]) and (\[eq:tau\_conn\]), we have that ${\widehat{T}}_2 \leq \tau(i, (1+\eta)^{i-1} Q^{-(j-i)}).$ Now we prove the base case $i = 1$. The proof is very similar to the induction step. Recall that in Algorithm \[algo1\], we use binary search to compute the value $T(1,j)$ exactly. The binary search maintains an interval $[{\mathcal{L}}, {\mathcal{R}}]$ suchsince it is polynomial in the $\log$ of the numerical values of the instance (or the number of bits required to encode those numerical values). On the contrary, a strongly polynomial time for this problem would be a polynomial only in $n$ and $1/\epsilon$.

[^6]: The overflow probability constraint may be violated by an additive factor $\epsilon$ for any constant $\epsilon>0$.

[^7]: This can model the case where the oracle is given by a mathematical formula and there is a numerical algorithm that can compute the answer to arbitrary precision.

[^8]: We note that both ${\mathcal{A}}_1$ and ${\mathcal{A}}$ use ${\widehat{T}}(i-1,j)$ values. So the output of ${\mathcal{A}}_1$ may not be the exact value of $T(i,j)$.


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Create post and update in the same flow

Intro: I'm using a weird plugin called The Events Calendar which vastly operates outside of WP functions. For example, I cannot retrieve custom fields with the WP function.
So essentially, my problem is that I need to update a different post type from the custom content posted in an Events Calendar CPT but I can only retrieve it, after the post has fully been saved, not on "save_post" action hook because there is no post meta information at that moment.
So here is my question:
Is there any possibility to introduce an update in post immediately after the save post action? Which options are best recommended
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1. Field of the Invention
The present invention relates to the field of virtual microscopy and more particularly relates to the assessment of image quality based upon the focus map of a line scan camera prior to and during the capture of imagery data from a specimen on a microscope slide.
2. Related Art
In conventional virtual microscopy systems, image tiling techniques produce individual image tiles that can be significantly out of focus over much of the image. An image tiling system is restricted to a single focus height for each individual snapshot taken by its camera, thus, each of these “fields of view” have areas that are out of focus when the subject specimen being scanned does not have a uniform surface. At the high magnification levels employed in virtualdata still suffers from out of focus areas on each image tile due to the lack of a uniform surface and also from circular optical distortion.
Recently, new line scan camera systems have been introduced to the virtual microscopy industry such as the ScanScope® scanner created by Aperio Technologies, Inc. The revolutionary ScanScope® scanner system does not suffer from circular optical distortion due to its use of a line scan camera. Additionally, the line scan camera can adjust its focus for each line of pixels that are captured when scanning a microscope slide and can therefore track a non-uniform surface. Thus, the quality of the resulting image from a line scan camera system is inherently superior due to the sharp focus of each line of pixels captured by the


If this occurs, the height of the slide will likely change during the scanning process, after which the focus points identified in the pre-scan focus procedure will no longer be valid.
If any of these conditions occurs, some part of the resulting virtual slide image will be out of focus. However, identifying virtual slide images with out of focus areas requires a manual inspection of each virtual slide image. This is a very costly and time consuming quality control problem. And when out of focus virtual slide images are detected, an operator must use a manual procedure to re-scan the virtual slide image, which is also time consuming. During the manual procedure, the operator will identify known good tissue locations on the slide that are used for focus pointagency said.

Regarding Manjunath, CBI told the court that he was the "main financier" and has been arrested in Bangalore.

During the hearing, CBI told the court that they need to arrest Samir Singhani and one Rahul to unearth the entire conspiracy and for that custodial interrogation of the accused was necessary.

The defence counsel, appearing for the four accused, opposed CBI's plea for custody saying their clients have already told the agency what they knew and there was nothing more which they could tell to the investigators.

The counsel, appearing for Singhla, told the court that Rs 90 lakhs, which CBI is claiming to have recovered from him, was given to him for some land deal and had nothing to do with the appointment of Mahesh Kumar.

During the hearing, some lawyers


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questions from people living in America - seems the site was mentioned on a radio programme over there. I have been busy redirecting people to this site, for many of the questions are not ones ordinary gardening people in the UK can answer - for instance, 3 questions refer to bermuda grass, which is not grown in the UK. Be interesting to see if there is a resultant increase in traffic on here...
UPDATE 7th August, 2012: Seems none of those people actually posted their questions on here. I hesitate to say this, but this site is actually quite daunting - there's an impression of 'having to get it right' for people with questions (not to mention when you answer). This suits me fine, but given that most gardeninghaematoxylin and eosin stains (“H&E” staining). The colour produced by each tissue preparation depends on the type of tissue (or cell component), the tissue thickness and the strength of the stain used. The intensity of the staining depends upon each of the tissue thickness and the stain concentration. This difference in staining strength is important and may influence the diagnostic result a pathologist decides upon.
In modern laboratories it has become common practice to view a sample of cells with a digital camera attached to a microscope or to use a very high resolution scanner to reproduce digitally the appearance of the cells over a larger area. This enables the images to be shared between pathologists without the need for them to be looking down the same microscope at


of the images being scanned. Otherwise, a phenomenon known as metamerism can cause the ICC profile to correctly calibrate the chart but to give different colours for the image being scanned. In the case of a digital microscope used in pathology this phenomenon can occur when the same colour on the chart and the stained cell have a different spectral content which produce the same CIE colour value but different imaged RGB values.
One approach to more accurately reproduce the spectral response of biological stains is disclosed by the present applicant in WO2013/186530. That patent publication discloses a method of forming an imaging calibration device by depositing and localising tissue stain material in regions of the device, such as “wells”, which are defined within a gasket placed on topmodels for the nuclear parton distribution functions (PDFs) combined with a nuclear breakup cross section ($\sigma_{\rm breakup}$). Under the assumption that a given modified nuclear PDF is correct, we put constraints on the $\sigma_{\rm breakup}$ values as presented in the original paper in Table V, Section VI. In the code that calculated these constrained $\sigma_{\rm breakup}$ values we discovered a mistake, which we now correct.

Table \[tab:sigma\_breakup\] shows the new results, for which all of the most probable $\sigma_{\rm breakup}$ values differ by less than 0.4 mb from those originally presented. However, the one standard deviation uncertainties (that include contributions from both the statistical and systematic uncertainties on the experimental data points) are approximately 30-60% larger than originally reported.

![ (color online) ${{R_{\rm dAu}}}$ data compared to various theoretical curves for


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Anirudh Kala

Anirudh Kala (born 11 December 1947) is an Indian psychiatrist based in Ludhiana, Punjab, India. He had been an active participant in the Indian Psychiatric Society (IPS) for forty years and had raised awareness about mental health legislation and related issues among Indian psychiatrists. He is clinical director of The Mind Plus, an acute psychiatric care clinic in Ludhiana. Kala is founding president of the Indian Association of Private Psychiatry and founding president of Indo-Pak Punjab Psychiatric Society. The latter is a cross border initiative forging links between mental health professionals of Indian and Pakistani Punjab provinces. Partly based on interactions with Pakistani colleagues and visits to mental health institutes he wrote an anthology of short stories, The Unsafe Asylum: Stories of Partition & Madness.

Kala was invited


welcome

Welcome to the Scottish Invasives blog. Invasive non-native species (or INNS) are plants and animals that have been introduced to areas outside their natural range. INNS are currently recognised as one of the greatest threats to biodiversity. The Scottish Invasives blog is intended as an informal forum for those interested in invasive species control. If you wish to contribute, please get in contact. You can click on any of the images to see them at higher resolution.

Monday, 30 May 2011

More Skunk cabbage from Strathconon earlier this year

Found at a garden pond in Strathconon with a burn leading into the main River Meig. A potential problem but doesn't appear to be at the moment according to Meryl.

Also found in another garden pond leading into the main Conon river system.occurred both in the presence and absence of immunity genes, demonstrating that immunity genes are not always necessary or sufficient to survive incoming T6SS attacks, even from neighbouring kin bacteria. We highlighted specific ESRs (Rcs and BaeSR in *E. coli*, and WigKR in *V. cholerae*) that protect against a T6SS effector, TseH, and discovered that WigKR (VxrAB) is necessary for *V. cholerae* to survive attacks from its own T6SS despite expressing a full complement of immunity genes. Exemplified here, similar systems likely exist in many species encoding or encountering attacks from a T6SS.

We also identified protective mechanisms mediated by these ESRs, including by maintaining envelope integrity, osmotic response genes, and inducing EPS capsule synthesis, potentially improving the cell's ability to resist lysis and deflect further incoming attacks. These


comparing to the sample expressing TseH and Vector control of PAAR2; \*\*\*, p \< 0.001; ns, not significant. For all graphs, the mean and standard deviation are shown. Dots show individual replicates. **e.** Western blot showing whole cell lysate or eluted fraction after His-tag pull-down. BL21 DE3 *E. coli* expressed Flag-tagged TseH in combination with either His-tagged PAAR2 or Spy as a non-binding control. Number at left indicated ladder band size in kDa. Data is representative of two independent replicates. **f.** Circular permutation of catalytic residues causes swapping of N- and C-terminal lobes in the structure of TseH compared to Tse1 (PDB: 4EOB^18^), the other T6SS effector that belongs to NlpC/P60 family has reversed N- and C-lobe structure in comparison to TseH. **g.** Restricted access to the catalytic(Vec) or overexpressing genes from the BaeR regulon. One-way ANOVA with Sidak's multiple comparisons test comparing samples to their respective empty vector controls; \*, p \< 0.05; \*\*, p \< 0.01; ns, not significant. Vector controls are shown in [Figure 2](#F2){ref-type="fig"} and are shown again here for comparison. Mean and standard deviations are shown. Dots show individual replicates. pSpy^ΔSec^, plasmid expressing Spy with its Sec secretion tag deleted. **c.** Images of Δ*baeR E. coli* overexpressing plasmid-borne TAT-TseH and either Spy or vector-only controls. The phase-contrast and propidium iodide(PI) channels are merged. Scale bar shows 5 μm. Representative of three independent replicates. **d.** Quantification showing the percent of total cells showing PI+ fluorescence. N number at top indicates total cells counted. Dots show mean results from three independent experiments


(used to calculate statistics) and error bars show one standard deviation. Unpaired 2-tailed t-test, p = 0.0513.](nihms-1550164-f0010){#F10}

![Additional data for Δ*wigR* strain T6SS susceptibility, immunity gene expression, VPS-mediated aggregation, and *Aeromonas* species do not encode RcsCDB, BaeSR, or WigKR\
Relative survival (wild-type V52 / TseH^H64A^ killer strain) of *V. cholerae* V52 (T6SS^+^ background) prey (**a.**) or *V. cholerae* C6706 prey (**b.**) with intact (^+^), deleted (Δ), or complemented (Δ,p) *wigR*. Stationary (Stat.) and log phase prey are shown. One-way ANOVA with Sidak's multiple comparisons test; \*\*\*, p \< 0.001; \*\*, p \< 0.01; \*, p \< 0.05; ns, not significant. **c.** RT-qPCR measuring expression of T6SS immunity genes in Δ*wigR V. cholerae* V52 relative to in the *wigR+* strain (both in the ΔT6SS background). For all graphs, the mean andV52 / ΔT6SS killer strain) of *V. cholerae* V52 prey lacking the *tsiV1*, *tsiV2* and *tsiV3* immunity genes (Δimm background) with intact (+), deleted (Δ), or complemented (p) *wigR*. Stationary (Stat.) or log phase prey were used at a 1:5 killer:prey ratio. One-way ANOVA with Sidak's multiple comparisons test; \*\*\*, p \< 0.001; \*\*, p \< 0.01. **e.** Relative survival (killing by *A. dhakensis* SSU wild-type / ΔT6SS) of *V. cholerae* V52 prey (ΔT6SS background) with intact (+), deleted (Δ), or complemented (p) *wigR*. Log phase prey were used at a 1:1 killer:prey ratio. One-way ANOVA with Sidak's multiple comparisons test; \*\*\*, p \< 0.001; \*\*, p \< 0.01. Graphs show the mean of at least three independent replicates, error bars show standard deviation. Dots show individual replicates.


If the moving part of the manipulator is located near an exposure location or near the trajectory of the charged particle beam, the moving magnetic field can cause a significant perturbation of the beam trajectory and/or exposure fidelity, which typically results in a distortion or other imaging fault of the pattern as actually formed on the resist-coated substrate.
Exemplary stray magnetic fields generated in this manner include direct-current (DC) disturbances originating in the magnetic materials of motors built into the manipulators, direct-current/alternating-current (DC/AC) disturbances generated by electrical currents flowing to and from the manipulator, and DC/AC disturbances generated during actuation of the manipulator. Among these various disturbances, a particularly large disturbance is manifest in the magnetic-field fluctuations caused by movement of magnetic materials such as the arm of astainless steel. Measurements of the magnetic-field intensity were performed using a 3-axis DC sensor (DC to approximately 5 Hz, resolution 5 xcexcGauss). The solid-line plot denotes magnetic-field intensity (Bx) in the X-direction at the measurement point; the dot-dashed line denotes magnetic-field intensity (By) in the Y-direction at the measurement point; and the dashed line denotes magnetic-field intensity (Bz) in the Z-direction at the measurement point.
FIG. 3 indicates that vertical (Z-direction) movement of the robot produces a magnetic-field fluctuation of approximately 6.8 mG in the X-direction, approximately 2.0 mG in the Y-direction, and approximately 0.4 mG in the Z-direction. Conventionally, active magnetic-field cancellers have been used for reducing the magnitude of these magnetic-field disturbances. An xe2x80x9cactivexe2x80x9d magnetic-field canceller comprises an energizable component such as a Helmholtz coil or the


CPB optical system. The first robotic manipulator comprises at least one moving member that moves, during actuation of the manipulator, relative to the CPB optical system. The at least one moving member is substantially non-magnetic, as defined herein.
By way of example, the first robotic manipulator can be configured to convey a reticle to a reticle stage for exposure and from the reticle stage after exposure. As another example, the first robotic manipulator can be configured to convey a lithographic substrate to a substrate stage for exposure and from the substrate stage after exposure.
Typically, the first robotic manipulator comprises multiple moving members including a first arm member and an object-holding member pivotably attached to the first arm member. In this configuration the object-holding member is used for holding theand fourth robotic manipulators each comprise respective moving members that are substantially non-magnetic. To such end the respective moving members of the third and fourth robotic manipulators desirably are made of a material such as any of the materials listed earlier above. Similarly, the respective moving members of the first and second robotic manipulators are made of a substantially non-magnetic material such as one or more of the materials listed earlier above.
Another aspect of the invention is set forth in the context of a CPB microlithography method in which a charged particle beam is directed through a CPB optical system that produces a beam-controlling magnetic field so as to imprint a pattern on an exposure-sensitive surface of a lithographic substrate. In this context methods are provided for conveying


an object relative to the CPB optical system without causing a significant perturbation of the beam-controlling magnetic field. An embodiment of such a method comprises the step of placing the object on a moving member of a robotic manipulator situated relative to the CPB optical system and configured for conveying an object relative to the CPB optical system. The moving member is substantially non-magnetic. The robotic manipulator is actuated so as to move the object relative to the CPB optical system.
If, by way of example, the object is a reticle, the CPB optical system can comprise an illumination-optical system, wherein actuation of the robotic manipulator also moves the reticle relative to the illumination-optical system. Actuation of the robotic manipulator also can result in placement of the reticle onfactors, potentially because the longer messages have a higher chance to consist of these linguistic factors.

There was a strong correlation (ρ=.70) between the in-degree and the out-degree of a member. This indicated that if a member posted more messages to other members, this user had a higher chance of receiving more replies from others and vice versa. In addition, there was also a strong correlation between the number of threads a user created and the in-degree and out-degree of the member (ρ=.74 and ρ=.40, respectively), which was expected from the definition of the MDD network.

[Figures 9](#figure9){ref-type="fig"}-[11](#figure11){ref-type="fig"} present the scatterplots of the relationships between 19 topological and linguistic properties. Each row and column denotes a particular property. The distributions of individual properties are shown in the diagonals of the


and a high reciprocity. By integrating these two types of properties, we find a set of interesting correlations and interesting convergent relations between the linguistic and the topological properties.

This work sheds light on the in-depth understanding of how Web users communicate with one another in MDD online health groups. The analysis of language use helps understand the expression of depression on a large scale. The results provide important insights for depression surveillance in public health. Our findings help explain the dissemination of depression-related information in a highly mutually connected community devoted to depression (the MDD group). The social network analysis presents novel and efficient information spread patterns of the MDD group that can be further adapted by health care providers to develop better and effective functions to facilitate"the Law Firm"). Beler's unpaid balance was $731. A lot more than that has been run up since in legal fees.

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Beler admitted in open court on March 26, 2004, that she owed what GE Capital claimed, and judgment was entered accordingly. But Beler did not pay, appeal, or file a bankruptcy petition. Her inaction led the Law Firm to send a Citation to Discover Assets (see 735 ILCS 5/2-1402) to U.S. Bank in Springfield, Illinois, where Beler had a checking account whose balance exceeded what she owed on the judgment. The citation informed the Bank that assets exempt from execution under state or federal law should not be turned over. Having no idea which (if any) funds might be exempt, the Bank froze the account.

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has not issued any advisory opinions that bear on the question at hand. Nor has it issued any helpful opinions in enforcement proceedings under 15 U.S.C. § 1692l (a).

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No other court of appeals has dealt with this subject either. Instead of asking us to make rules in common-law fashion, and apply them retroactively, Beler wants us to use § 1692f to enforce other legal rules. Her theory is that it is "unfair" or "unconscionable" for a debt collector to violate any other rule of positive law. She has in mind 42 U.S.C. § 407(a), which exempts Social Security benefits from attachment or other legal execution, and Illinois law, which adopts the same rule. See Fayette County Hospital v. Reavis, 169 Ill.App.3d 246, 119 Ill.Dec. 937, 523 N.E.2d 693by state law, see 735 ILCS 5/2-1402(b), telling the Bank not to turn over any exempt asset and informing it that a judgment debtor has a right to a hearing before any property is transferred to a creditor.

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This citation had the practical effect of freezing the account until the Bank knew what was exempt. Beler could have asked a judge under 735 ILCS 5/2-1402(l) to separate exempt from non-exempt assets; at the debtor's request, the court must afford a "prompt hearing date". (The Supreme Court of Illinois held in Bank of Aspen v. Fox Cartage, Inc., 126 Ill.2d 307, 127 Ill.Dec. 952, 533 N.E.2d 1080 (1989), that a prompt post-citation hearing is adequate as a matter of both state law and the federal Constitution.) But instead of demanding


a single funding source. For example, in typical prior art systems, a fob may be linked to a specified funding source (e.g., American Express, MasterCard, Visa, etc.) which may be used to provide funds for satisfaction of a transaction request. The funding source may additionally have a consumer credit or charge card which may be associated with the fob and which may be used for contact transactions. Where the credit or charge card is used, a statement reporting the card usage is provided to the card user. However, the reporting statement does not include a reporting of the fob product usage. Thus, a fob user is unable to adequately chart, analyze or compare fob usage to the usage of the associated card. This is especially problematic where theSox not to exercise the option years on his contract.

We have enormous respect, admiration and appreciation for Tito and the job that he did for eight years, including two World Series Championship seasons and five playoff appearances. His poise during the 2004 post-season was a key factor in the greatest comeback in baseball history, and his place in Red Sox history will never be forgotten. We wish him only the best going forward.

Theo Epstein:

Tito and I didn't know each other when he was hired eight years ago, but over time we developed not only a great working relationship but also a personal friendship that will always be important to both of us. He proved to be an unflappable leader for our major league club, displaying consistency, calmness, hard


just moping about riding the pine? If there is going to be a captain it should be someone who plays a lot and tries hard and sets a good example.

"The days of the manager running through the clubhouse and turning stuff over and fearing guys into performing is gone in baseball. It's been gone for a long time. The smarter managers understood it before a lot of the other managers did: You need players that will police themselves and police each other. We always had that here. It's very clear, when you look around this team, you've got some guys -- the Pedroias, the Ellsburys, the Papelbons, the Variteks -- they're not guys who are going to stand up in the clubhouse. That's not their makeup. ..."

Re: mainstream(though I know by April I probably would think otherwise).

I'd love to know who the assholes in the clubhouse are. I find it hard to believe it is anyone who was on the team in 2004 or 2007, but who knows? Ortiz came out and criticized some of Francona's decisions. I am avoiding the MSM as much as possible, so I am not even sure what the rumors are. At any rate, it's a sad statement about the current makeup of the team that they could not manage to overcome their big egos. That also sours me on the team, at least for now.


 The trial court denied Wylie's motion as to the wrongful discharge issue due to disputed material questions of fact surrounding Marley's affirmative defenses.   However, the trial court did rule that under Kansas law an effective resignation by a corporate director or officer must be "unequivocal, in writing, and communicated to the corporation."   2 R.Doc. 103, pp. 3-6.   In addition, the trial court ruled that if Marley showed that Wylie induced Marley to believe that he resigned, and Marley relied on that inducement to its prejudice, Wylie would be estopped from asserting that a resignation was required to be in writing to be effective.   2 R.Doc. 103, p. 7.

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Wylie also filed a motion in limine to exclude communications between himselfwhich could have confused Wylie, and as a result, it would have been unfair to allow Wrobel to use Wylie's communications to Wrobel against him as a result of their attorney-client relationship.   2 R., Doc. 84, pp. 4-5.   On review of the present record, we hold the district court's ruling was not clearly erroneous or an abuse of discretion.

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Wrobel represented members of Old Marley's senior management, including Wylie, in connection with employment contract negotiations with New Marley.   2 R. doc. 84, p. 2, p 3.   In this context, Wylie and Wrobel were involved in an attorney-client relationship.   Id.  As a result of Wrobel's negotiations, Wylie's contract was extended to a term longer than the other senior management


the miserable conditions he has often endured. Kurt Searvogel, seen on a recumbent, is doing the biggest distances. Credit:Facebook/Kurt Searvogel Meanwhile, Searvogel, daubed in sunscreen in Florida, is swapping between several bikes including, controversially for some, a recumbent. Aficionados say you can ride all day on one and not be uncomfortable, but it's approved by the recently drafted HAM'R rules (as, in fact, is drafting - anyone want to do a day on the front for these guys?).

The best part about the contest is that you can be a spectator. Few people in 1939 had much idea of Godwin's daily trials and triumphs, but the duelling duo of 2015 are supplying a steady stream of updates to their Facebook pages and websites. (A third rider, William "IronOx" Pruett,a significant number of over rotated tumbles, and the landings seem so thuddy.

Did you see Mary-Anne's form on the 2.5? The fact she opened with a double tuck? The flexed feet on every flic? The lack of amplitude on bars, the form breaks in handstand and muscled cast handstands? The hugely deductible pak? We know she is capable of way better, or at least was, and I hope she will be able to get back to that level again. We need to stop assuming that staying on the apparatus counts as a hit or strong performance, because it doesn't.

Does anyone know why GA is no longer using Stacey Umeh to choreograph the national team floor routines? Apparently many of the girls stayed on after Massilia Cup as Peggy


by not attempting upgrades. Anyway I really hope Australia does not have as many injuries next year and they can send their strongest team to London. I am sure they will do us proud.

we need more coaches, more athletes and less injuries. it is hard for the girls to stay in top form when there is little competitive motivation. we do not have the numbers of athletes as we choose to siphon out most to nationals. having more competiion for our seniors in Australia would help to keep them sharp. Look at national clubs, so few girls! IDP 8, 10, junior and senior combined would be equivalent to a meet between two clubs in most high achieving countries. coaches show no interest in lower level girls if theyout when it counts. And you bet that their bad DTYs outscore our nice FTYs. And that's the fundamental difference between us and them. They understand the code.

There is so little innovation in this sport these days and seeing the same skills (and on that note, the same inbuilt deductions) in routines year after year is very frustrating.

I can assure you that it is NOT Peggy who is holding these gymnasts back. I know she has given skills for the Russian coaches to teach and they refuse. All the excuses are used. The gymnasts themselves have to accept some of the responsibility, they have to want to put the higher level of difficulty in the routines, soon enough to have them be stable.

What is the gymnast to coach