pathway, as activated Akt was reduced in NRP‐2‐depleted cells.[74](#cam41715-bib-0074){ref-type="ref"} However, the knockdown of NRP‐2 via shRNA did not reduce tumor mass in a murine xenograft model;[75](#cam41715-bib-0075){ref-type="ref"} differences could be explained by *K‐Ras* mutation in ASPC‐1 compared to wild‐type *K‐Ras* in BxPC‐3. The role of NRP‐2 in mediating the pathogenesis of PDAC has been highlighted in the following sections of this review; however, a greater understanding and knowledge base of NRP‐2 is encouraged before therapies are developed.

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In a zebrafish extravasation model using pancreatic cancer cell line ASPC‐1 that expresses NRP‐2, a reduction in NRP‐2 diminished extravasation, which speaks to the metastatic potential conferred by NRP‐2.[75](#cam41715-bib-0075){ref-type="ref"} In addition, the study suggested that vascular adhesion is mediated by the interaction between NRP‐2 on PDAC cells and α5 Integrinanticancer strategies involved the administration of soluble NRP‐1 variants that could function as a VEGF trap[100](#cam41715-bib-0100){ref-type="ref"} to decrease tumor angiogenesis and progression. Based on recent findings, it is likely that this strategy could block other growth factors as well, but this has not been examined. Teesalu et al[91](#cam41715-bib-0091){ref-type="ref"} observed that several cell‐penetrating peptides bind to NRP‐1 and possessed a C‐terminal consensus R/KXXR/K motif, preferentially with a C‐terminal arginine (R) or occasionally lysine (K), termed as the C‐end rule. These peptides appear to bind to the electronegative pocket of the b1 domain of NRP‐1. Interestingly, these peptides were internalized into the cells very rapidly. Accordingly, rather than neutralizing NRP, administration of internalized‐RGD peptide has displayed efficacy in binding to NRP‐1 to enhance penetration of a range of anticancer drugs.[93](#cam41715-bib-0093){ref-type="ref"}, [101](#cam41715-bib-0101){ref-type="ref"},


on credit card payments or you're only making minimum monthly payments, you could be in trouble.

But all is not lost.

As families put the final touches on their Thanksgiving plans, looking forward to sitting down with loved ones and celebrating the good in their lives, I thought it would a great time to point out some things that are good about personal finances in Canada.

Here are four bits of personal finance news we should be thankful for:

• We are paying our debts - Credit bureau Equifax recently reported that the delinquency rate -- the amount of bills which are 90 days past due -- is falling. The rate fell to 1.11 per cent, the lowest it's been since 2008 when the "Great Recession" began. Equifax also pointed out thatlength of the product).

The storage requirements, which are ${\mathcal O}({\left|A\right|})$, show that for every group there is a maximal word length that can be tested for. Thus this method can cater only for a finite number of elements in an infinite group. Its use is rather are as “quality control” of the produced word length for other algorithms, or to find explicit word lengths for particular elements.

Modular reduction
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Another algorithm is specific to integral matrix groups: Given $e\in{\mbox{\rm SL}}_n({{\mathbb Z}})$, we find a word expression in a finite congruence image ${\mbox{\rm SL}}_n({{\mathbb Z}}/p{{\mathbb Z}})$, for example using stabilizer chain methods. Having found such an expression, we then check whether this expression also holds in characteristic zero. Otherwise we consider larger congruence images. The implicit expectation here is that for


generators, albeit with ${\underline{\mathbf{h}}}$ in place of ${\underline{\mathbf{g}}}$. To avoid a careless accumulation of longer products, we furthermore weigh the height change achieved by the length of the product expression used.

If use of the generating set ${\underline{\mathbf{h}}}$ achieves a height reduction we change $a$ and $w$ accordingly. If also use of ${\underline{\mathbf{h}}}$ achieved no improvement we pass to the HNF-based algorithm \[hnfbased\]. Otherwise the calculation then continues again with reductions by ${\underline{\mathbf{g}}}$.

In experiments with random input (see section \[xample\]) we found that the words produced by this approach seemed to be of acceptable length.

The time taken in the examples considered was short enough that we did not look into ways to speed up the calculation, though there are many obvious ways to do so, e.g. by looking at changes locallyHNF-based algorithm instead produced a much wider spectrum of results (the curves continue beyond the right edge of the diagram, which is the reason the dashed black curves are practically invisible), with the average length ratio becoming worse with longer word lengths. Concretely, in the case of dimension 4 and input length 100, the HNF-based algorithm produced words whose length ranged between $290$ and $8,600,000$ (with an average of $350,000$), making them useless in practice.

We thus conclude (somewhat unsurprisingly, given what is known about integer normal form calculations) that, at similar runtime, algorithm \[heightbase\] produces significantly shorter words than a systematic HNF calculation.

In the second series of experiments in figure \[figsldim\] we considered only algorithm \[heightbase\], but for a broader set of lengths. The input consisted of matrices given by random


words of lengths $20$, $50$, $100$, $500$ and $2000$, with darker colors again representing longer lengths. Again we used $20000/len$ words of length $len$.

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As before we observe curves that approximate a Gaussian distribution, with peaks shifting to the left as the input length increases, and shifting to the right as dimension increases. In the dimension range tested, both changes are small enough to be considered as linear with small constant.

We did not try larger dimensions systematically, as calculations quickly became unreasonably costly.

We note thatthe seeming improvement in the resulting word lengths for longer input might instead indicate that random words are less likely to be optimally reduced as the length increases.

As for comparison with the optimal word length, this optimal length alas is unknown in the examples (and because of memory limitations cannot be determined for examples with input length $100$). Considering the rapid growth observed for small lengths in the number of different elements that can be expressed as words of a particular length, however it seems plausible to have optimal length of the elements considered would differ from the input length by a factor that is logarithmic in the word length rather than linear.

The third series of experiments concerns elements of ${\mbox{\rm Sp}}$ for various dimensions and lengths, using


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View all posts by Phol JansingerTsugaru-Ōsawa Station

is a railway station on the Kōnan Railway Ōwani Line located in the city of Hirosaki, Aomori Prefecture, Japan. It is 6.7 kilometers from the southern terminus of the line at Ōwani Station.

History
Tsugaru-Ōsawa Station was opened on January 26, 1952, with the opening of the Ōwani Line.

Lines
Kōnan Railway
Kōnan Railway Ōwani Line

Station layout
Tsugaru-Ōsawa Station has a single island platform serving two tracks. The station building is attended. The station also has a rail yard and maintenance and servicing facilities of the rolling stock of the Kōnan Railway, along with the electrical transformer station that provides power to the Ōwani Line.

Platforms

Adjacent stations

See also

 List of railway stations in Japan

External links
Kōnan Railway home page
Location map

Category:Railway stations in Aomori Prefecture
Category:Konan Railway
Category:Hirosaki
Category:Railway stations opened in 1952


Trump is a character out of a Billy Wilder movie. The Clintons are a couple out of an early John Waters film. It’s basically Professor Harold Hill versus Norma Desmond for the privilege of presiding over the total collapse of the American Empire.

If Trump wins, we might avoid a nuclear confrontation with Russia and finally rid ourselves of George Soros. He might reinstate Glass-Steagal. If Clinton wins, I suspect that there’ll be a movement to repeal the 19th Amendment as soon as we emerge from the bomb shelters. It doesn’t matter. The Deep State has been exposed. The mainstream media is merely the public relations wing of the military-industrial complex. It’s all lies and theater, bad theater.

I’m stockpiling guns and ammo, cigarettes, toilet paper, and vodka. Lots ofQ:

Can one worship Lord Shiva after smoking weed?

I am immersed in devotion after smoking weed.  Can I worship Lord Shiva after smoking weed?  Or it will be worship of weed not Shiva?

A:

Can I worship Lord Shiva after smoking weed? Or it will be worship of weed not Shiva?
Your question is about TRANSCENDENTAL MEDITATION through use of Drugs. In that case the answer of Hinduism (Ayurveda Perspective is no). Because using recreational drugs for meditation in limited quantity and under supervision of Guru , with complete control on desires and mind is recommended. But since the drugs like you mentioned are highly addictive , often there is risk of overusing them or their abuse which will possibly create  serious health problems.  Then our mind


the best method, but this should at least make us more careful with the data.

Tuesday, March 30, 2010

The fear that oil is running out has been replaced by the fear that oil will pollute the life on earth out of existence. In both cases, the countermeasure is to find alternative sources of energy. This alleviates the first fear as it allows to stretch the use of oil over a longer period, one would hope. But what about the second fear?

Reyer Gerlagh makes the observation that things could take a turn for the worse. Indeed, if there is a sufficiently high probability that oil will be replaced by some alternative energy sources in the future, then current suppliers of oil have every incentive to dump all their supply onto tax alcoholic beverages in order to reduce binge drinking while still preserving "normal" drinking. While obvious education campaigns can influence behavior, in many cases prices are more effective. The question is then how to best design such a tax. One way to do it to tax uniformly the alcohol content, following the reasoning that it is the alcohol that induces damages and negative externalities.

Preety Srivastava and Xueyan Zhao claim this is not necessarily a good idea if the likelihood binge drinking varies by alcoholic beverage. Using survey data, they find that heavy bingers (more than three times a week) indulge on beverages with higher alcohol content. Also, the more frequently one binges, the more often on engages in risky behavior like drunk driving or swimming, property damage


with a good understanding of the current state of the field.

Richard Holt, Barkley Rosser and David Colander claim that neoclassical economics is now dead and a new era has now begun, which they call "Economics of Complexity." I think we all agree that an economy is a complex object, none the least because you have many different people interacting. Like in other sciences, we use models that are simplified abstractions of the reality in order to understand it. One could argue that one simplifies too much, but often the resulting basic intuition is enough to understand what is going on. Sometimes more complexity is necessary, and can certainly no accuse macroeconomics of shying away from complexity. The days of analytically solvable models, even representative agent models are longmay sometimes be flawed, but there is a scientific process that deals with that, through peer-review and further research. What is important is that there is a debate. And publishers should not bow to pressure from industry or government, be it when the research is against the industry's interests, or for it (see the abominal case of Elsevier.

Thursday, March 11, 2010

Why would one have simultaneously debt and savings? We covered previously why people have simultaneously a savings acocunt and credit card debt, in which case it is perfectly rational. Can there another case be made for rationality?

Karna Basu claim that if you know you are time-inconsistent and want to do something about it, you can set up a scheme whereby you save your wealth and then borrow when


on more than one segment of someone’s list, because when the ZOMG! YOU MUST BUY (signup/call/reply to) THIS NOW!!!! emails go out, these kinds of marketers tend to send those emails out to EVERY. SEGMENT. OF. THEIR. LIST. It’s one thing to get a bunch of emails about someone’s Next Big Thing because you signed up to know more. It’s quite another (and annoying) to get each email multiple times because said person is telling every segment.

Don’t even get me started with the ‘Oops, I included the wrong link so I must email you again’ emails. Oh. Em. Gee.

A very smart person I know told me something that helps lessen the frustration of being overloaded with information (and being pushed to make a decision) and the subsequent pileabout the differences between someone buying because a deep chord has been struck and someone who buys from a place of ack + coercion.

When someone jumps mostly because they’re acked + feeling pushed, I think everyone loses. For the person buying, they may not even really want or need or be able to benefit from what’s being offered because it’s the wrong thing, or the wrong time or whatever else.

And for the person selling, it’s impossible to build a relationship with people this way. And relationships are really what carry this whole thing. That and the fact that getting twist-ey seems like a seriously expensive way to make moolah to me.

@Sue – I get what you mean. It always bums me out to see people I dig and


to problem-solve, brainstorm, generate ideas about what it takes to get a message out without the bombing. Because honestly (gulp!), I’d rather go back to a corporate job if my only other option was to use marketing techniques like that!

Ack! I don’t like the grenade concussion sell. I prefer the honest sell…tell me what you have, let me decide. Tell me who you are, let me connect. Tell me how much it is, let me check my budget — period. If we don’t connect, if I don’t want what you have (even if I need it or something like it), or if it isn’t in the budget, then I don’t need it. I totally believe life is short and I want people to have the life they wantup bogus bullshizzle that I could have written myself, and far better. It was backed by some BIGGIES on the internet…And frankly it wasn’t worth a fiddler’s fart. Since then I have not purchased anything but your 9.99 DLYS kit (which is fantastic!) and had an amazing session from Bridget. I have seen some products that look tantalizing, but my instincts and wallet told me to keep my pants on. *Phew* I am one of those customers that can smell a rancid marketing fart masked in Chanel No. 5 a mile away – thank goodness! All of that glam and glitter is nothing but a fart in a mitten (I’m really hardcore into the fart as metaphor thing, can you tell?).

My rules for purchasing:

1) Until you have seen/


very nature of my work forbids it, as does my desire to continue relationships with clients long after we’ve worked together.

In this sense, Patti nailed it. “What happens if we make strong offers into the world and let the world decide? Not from a place of panic or lack, but from a place of knowing and peacefulness in the recognition that no matter how much marketers like this try to prove it is otherwise, we truly are not broken and don’t need to be fixed.” DING. I think complications arise when we want business growth NOW, rather than letting our individual work in this world grow organically, through truthful communications and natural relationships. There are a lot of us who are working within a new paradigm (everyone herelot of other folks. (Been having lots of chats about that. A post or video or something is forthcoming.)

It’s so frustrating to spend moolah on something and not love or feel like it’s worth it.

I know that sometimes it’s just a case of not-the-right-fit. That happens. Even to honest people selling good stuff.

That’s why I think guarantees are so important. Not to try to lure someone to buy. But to give people an option if they genuinely don’t dig what they bought.

And sometimes it’s less about fit + more about the problem itself just not having enough mojo.

When I’m creating something, I try to look at it from the other side. How would I feel if I spent $XXX on this?

That means not drinking your own kool aid


+ being able to admit when something’s not quite there. Not easy. But so important, I think.

Joely – This stuff is hard when someone doesn’t have a ton of pain points. And it gets a zillion times harder when the pain is so close.

I wish that so much marketing wasn’t aimed at the pain. At least not turning up the volume on it. It’s one thing to let someone you know you see them. It’s another thing to lean on what hurts to get someone to jump. I don’t dig that even a little.

And the whole making-someone-feel-broken just sucks. Period. Not two ways around that.

And I’m with you on the money milk thing. Ugh.

@LaShae – We see things differently. Which is completely ok. But can I just say           }
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In February the FBI started offering a new fitness app that “takes you to the next level.”

The FBI advertised their app as an informative and interactive way to track your fitness routine.

Whether you’re an aspiring #FBI special agent or a fitness enthusiast looking for a new challenge, the FBI’s Physical Fitness Test app is an informative and interactive way to take your training to the next level. Download it today to get started: https://t.co/WXkXtdUMfm pic.twitter.com/WSvWmOFNQG — FBI (@FBI) February 20, 2019

They even published a video to promote the new app.

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What they didn’t tell you is that the new FBI app will spy onMetro board that used the system it imposes on the rest of us. They may think it makes sense to have to go from Point A to Point C in order to get to Point B but it doesn’t. Maybe on a Power Point Presentation. But not in real life. But then we have a Metro system headed by a man who spends most of his time on the internet. Cruising as they say. Maybe he should be out and out about. Riding the wonderful bus system as well as the rail. Rail is wonderful. If you live close to it and only have to go to the Med Center or downtown. If not, well, after you figure out which busess to take, you spend an hour or


When the driveway and walkways are coated in a thick blanket of snow, it is time to get a shovel out for what some consider to be a dreaded chore. But before you tackle the first snowfall of the season, take some time to read these safety snow shoveling tips to help avoid any potential injuries.

Snow shoveling can lead to a number of health risks for many people, from back injuries to heart attacks. The mix of cold temperatures and physical exertion increases the workload on the heart,¹ which may increase the risk of a heart attack for some. According to the American Heart Association, even walking through heavy, wet snow can place strain on your heart.

The following tips can help keep you safer when you set outto be the highest part of the house. Because of its linear nature, a ridge is commonly referred to as a ridge line. The location of the ridge is important in many localities where there are height restrictions on building, as the height of a house is often measured from the ground to the ridge. For this reason, it’s important to know what the local restrictions are and how these will affect the design.

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in people who suffered drug-related deaths in this study, with more than half of the subjects suffering from a mental illness. Whilst previous research has highlighted the link between mental illness and prescription drug overdose deaths, in this study we showed that mental illness remains highly prevalent even when this cohort is extended to include illicit drug-related deaths. Nearly a third of these decedents with mental illnesses were unknown to mental health services, and this underlines the need for involvement of mental health services in tackling drug-related deaths.

Limitations

One possible limitation of this study was that some cases of suicide may have not been identified as such due to the stringent evidence requirements by the law to pronounce suicide. Subsequently, some of our samples may have included suicidal victimswho were incorrectly identified as having overdosed unintentionally. Furthermore, since we did not have denominator data, describing a variable as a risk factor was not possible, as this requires high proportions with a variable. Finally, our study was reliant on coroners' reports for data collection, and these were not always complete, leading to some unknowns in our results.

Conclusions
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Our findings indicate that coronial reports provide a rich narrative to understand the causes of drug-related deaths. We found that social isolation, prescription opioid use, mental illness, and chronic pain are common amongst victims of a drug-related death. We mirrored previous findings of the demographics of drug-related deaths, along with reporting few deaths amongst the homeless population. Multiple drug use was common, and prescription opioids were implicated in more deaths than


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This penile tumescence monitor is placed at the base and near the corona of the penis. It is connected to a monitor that records a continuous graph depicting the force and duration of erections thatis lacking, it is ‘all in the head.’ This viewpoint has not been supported by current literature. The Massachusetts Male Aging Study (MMAS) found that 52% of men between 40 and 70 years old reported having some form of erectile dysfunction (ED).1 The reality is that ED is a natural part of ageing and that the prevalence increases with age. In the MMAS, they found that roughly 50% of men at 50 years old, 60% of men at 60 years old and 70% of men at 70 years old had ED. Thus, nearly all men who live long enough should develop ED. The myths that surround the problems of impotence or ED confound the attempts of patients to receive treatment and the attempts of physicians to help them.1
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and restricting outflow. Although some sources report an 80 percent success rate, the therapy has disadvantages, such as risks of infection, pain, and scarring—fibrosis—in the penis, and it may also cause priapism. A popular version of this medication is Upjohn Corporation’s Caverject. The MUSE System, by VIVUS, involves the same medicine (a pellet of alprostadil) applied with an eye-dropper-like applicator, directly into the urethra.

Impotence, also known as erectile dysfunction or ED, is a very common problem, affecting up to half of 40-70 year old men in Australia.Treatment techniques for impotence have varied through the years, from external steel mechanical attachments, to static electricity attached to the penis and testicles, to simple aphrodisiacs such as oysters. Until as recently as 1970, erectile failure was almost always seen as beingbegins. For the test run, rewards are placed at the ends of both arms, and one arm is then closed. The mouse is placed at the base and runs to the open arm to eat the food reward. Then, the other arm (which was previously closed off) is opened. The mouse is placed back at the base and is now able to choose between the arms for whichever one has a food reward (it can’t see which one has the reward before it turns in). If the mouse chooses the newly opened arm, hence making it rewarded alternation, it chose correctly and gets the reward. If it chooses the same arm as it chose the first time, it chose incorrectly and will not get any food reward.

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not a Trump supporter, I would prefer for the polls to reflect the nation as much as possible.As the Trump supporters had not been voting in my polls, his number was getting lower and lower, and thus the poll was getting to be less and less relevant in regard to him.

For some reason this reversed course strongly yesterday.Trump, expected to get just 12% of the vote, came in at 25%--one of the largest overperformances since I started doing these; maybe the largest, I don’t know.Depends on how you measure it. Anyway, Trump’s score improved by so much yesterday that, as a secondary effect, he improved the scores of almost everybody in his area.I poll candidates sort of by strength, understanding that you have to shake it up sothe same order of magnitude than that of matter. This remarkable fact, known as the “coincidence problem” [@coincidence], lacks of a fully convincing theoretical explanation.

Models based on at least two matter components (baryonic and dark) and one dark energy component (with a high negative pressure) have been suggested to explain the accelerated rate of expansion and simultaneously alleviate the coincidence problem [@peebles_rmph; @dualk]. Further, coupling between dark matter (DM) and dark energy (DE) has been suggested as a possible explanation for the coincidence problem [@amendola; @rong]. In particular, the interacting quintessence models of references [@amendola; @dualk], require the ratio of matter and dark energy densities to be constant at late times. The coupling between matter and quintessence is either motivated by high energy particle physics considerations [@amendola] or


also be used to constrain models. Recent data includes the SDSS [@sdss] and 2dFGRS [@2dgf] measurements of the matter power spectrum. The analysis of 2dFGRS showed discrepancies with WMAP first year data but is in much closer agreement than SDSS with the results of WMAP third year data [@wmap].

Currently, there is no compelling evidence for DM–DE interaction [@szydlowski] and its (non-)existence must be decided observationally. It has been suggested that the skewness of the large scale matter distribution is a sensitive parameter to determine the difference in the clustering of baryons and dark matter resulting from the interaction [@amendola_prl]. In this paper we shall study the effect of the interaction on the evolution of matter density perturbations during the radiation dominated period. The evolution of matter and radiationis reduced. Thus, the mean free–fall time increases and density perturbations grow slower (or get even erased), compared with a non–interacting model.

Scalar fields coupled to matter would modify gravity inducing an extra attractive force. A repulsive effect could be obtained by the exchange of vector bosons. It was first suggested [@amendola-phantom] that phantom scalar fields with non-standard kinetic term coupled to matter would give rise to a long-range repulsive force. In our phenomenological model, the decrease of the gravitational coupling in Eq. (\[ho\_cdm\_simple\]) is due to our specific ansatz $Q$ for the dark matter – dark energy interaction.

Comparison with other interacting models
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Interacting quintessence models couple dark matter and dark energy so the energy momentum tensor of the DM and DE are not separately conserved but obey $(T^{\mu}_{(\phi)\nu}+T^{\mu}_{(c)\nu})_{;\mu}=0$. In references


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[^2]: E-mail address: atrio@usal.es; on sabbatical leave from Departamento de Física Fundamental, Universidad de Salamanca, Spain

[^3]: E-mail address: diego.pavon@uab.es
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a new fiancÚ: African-American doctor John Prentice (Sidney Poitier). While they come to grips with whatever prejudices they might still harbor, the younger folks must also contend with John's parents (Roy Glenn Sr. and Beah Richards), who are dead-set against the union. To complicate matters, the older couple's disapproving maid (Isabel Sanford) and Christina's bigoted business associate (Virginia Christine) put in their two cents' worth. While Joey is determined to go ahead with the wedding no matter what people think, John refuses to consider marriage until he receives the unqualified approval of all concerned. The closing monologue delivered by Spencer Tracy turned out to be the last scene ever played by the veteran film luminary, who died not long after the production. The film was a success inlung cells. Children whose home is within 100 metres of a main road could be as much as 65% more likely than others to develop pneumonia, he said.”

Would anyone from Monongalia County Schools (or the state, the county, the city, or the federal government) care to explain how siting an elementary school at the intersection of two roads that pass tens of thousands of vehicles per day, trucks included, and that is to soon be expanded to handle additional traffic, including even more traffic from a newly completed Mon-Fayette Expressway and Morgantown’s forthcoming airport business park, is not worthy of injunction seeking lawsuits?


respect to the C6═C7 double bond \[1.332 (2) Å\] and the torsion angle C5--C6--C7--C8 = -177.25 (15)°. The cation is nearly planar with the dihedral angle between the C1--C5/N1 pyridinium and the C8--C13 benzene rings being 4.27 (8)°. One ethyl unit of the diethylamino moiety is disordered over two positions; the major component *A* and the minor component *B* (Fig. 1), with the refined site-occupancy ratio of 0.665 (6)/0.335 (6). The diethylamino moiety with the disordered ethyl unit deviated from the attached benzene ring and the disordered ethyl units point opposite to each other as indicated by the torsion angles C11--N2--C14A--C15A = -103.6 (3)° for the major component *A* and C11--N2--C14B--C15B = 101.7 (5)° for the minor component *B*. The other diethylamino moiety also deviated from its bound benzene ring with the torsion angle C11--N2--C16--C17 1.1994         0.8534         0.126\*              0.665 (7)
  H15C   0.9489          1.1314         0.8897         0.126\*              0.665 (7)
  C14B   0.7614 (10)     1.0907 (7)     0.8914 (5)     0.067 (2)\*          0.335 (7)
  H14C   0.8900


  2.54      3.419 (2)   158
  C2---H2*A*···O3^iv^       0.93      2.47      3.349 (2)   158
  C4---H4*A*···O1*W*^v^     0.93      2.47      3.381 (2)   166
  C7---H7*A*···O1*W*^v^     0.93      2.58      3.479 (2)   163
  C17---H17*A*···O1^i^      0.96      2.58      3.435 (3)   149
  C18---H18*A*···O3^iii^    0.96      2.54      3.466 (2) (3)   149
  C18---H18*A*⋯O3^iii^    0.96      2.54    3.466 (2)   162
  C18---H18*B*⋯O4^vi^     0.96      2.47    3.221 (2)   135

Symmetry codes: (i) ; (ii) ; (iii) ; (iv) ; (v) ; (vi) .

[^1]: Thomson Reuters ResearcherID: A-5085-2009.

[^2]: Additional correspondence author, e-mail: hkfun\@usm.my. Thomson Reuters ResearcherID: A-3561-2009.


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    titles are available in the United States. Only one of 20 (5%) of the
New Zealand titles is published or distributed in the United States. It should
be noted, however, that if New Zealand’s Margaret Mahy writes a children’s book,
it will likely be marketed in the United States very soon thereafter. The one in
20 titles is Mahy’s Alchemy, shortlisted in 2003 for New Zealand’s Esther
Glen Medal.

Table 1. Available (Published or Distributed) in the
United States (2003-2004)

IllustrationQual. of
LiteratureTotal

Australia 9 of 24
(38%)
14 of 24 (58%)
23 of 48 (48%)

Canada 20 of 20
(100%) 16 of 20
(80%)
36 of 40 (90%)

Great Britain 15 of 16
(94%)
12 of 13 (92%)
27 of 29 (93%)

New Zealand 0 of 10
-
1 of 10
(10%) 1 of 20 (5%)

44 of 70 (63%)
43 of 67 (64%)
87 of 137 (64%)

Other People
(Diversity)

A sampling of titles from 2003 and


2004 winners and contenders is
presented below. Most of these examples center around minorities; however,
within a given race, social or ethnic group, diversity exists (as different
economic levels and rural versus city dwellers).

A1 (2003) In Flanders Fields (Allies/Germans)

A3 (2003) The Barrumbi Kids (Aborigine/Whites)

A4 (2004) Njunjul the Sun (Aborigine/Whites)

A4 (2004) Saving Francesca (Italian/Australian)

C1 (2003) Solomon’s Tree (Canadian/Indian)

C1 (2004) Suki’s Kimono (Japanese/Canadian)

C2 (2003) Hana’s Suitcase (Japanese/Czech/Jews)

G2 (2003) The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time (Autistic
boy)

G2 (2003) The Garbage King (Ethiopians)

N1 (2003) The Immigrants (Maori/Australian Whites)

N1 (2004) Oh Hogwash! Sweet Pea (Maori)

N2 (2003) Taming the Taniwha (Maori)

U1 (2004) The Man Who Walked Between the Towers (French/Americans)

U2 (2004) An American Plague (African American/Whites)

Readers meet Aborigines in Australian books; Indians and Japanese Canadians in
Canadian Books; Maoris in New Zealand titles; Irish and Scottishpeople in
British books; and African Americans, Latin Americans, and Asian Americans in
the United States books. These are just examples of the many people young
readers meet as they read these books. Mary titles also focus on the majority
populations in the countries. Across countries and groups, it may amaze young
readers to learn that people are so much alike, regardless of where they live.

Other Places

Books can take readers on trips to other places. Settings for the titles from
five countries often are in the country in which the books were first published.
However, occasional settings are in other countries, as may be noted in the
titles in the samples listed below.

A1 (2003)
In Flanders Fields (Flanders)

A1 (2004) Two Summers (Rural Australia)

A2 (2004) Little Humpty (Australian outback)

A3 (2003 The Barrumbi Kids (Australian outback)

A4 (2004) How to


the left of an author/ illustrator
name indicates that the book is a winner. Others were finalists (shortlisted or
Honor Books).

A1 (2004) Libby Gleeson/ Ann James (ill.)
Shutting the Chooks In. Scholastic Australia. The story, told in
lyrical text and appealing, dreamlike illustrations done in charcoal and oil
pastels, is about a young boy whose job is to round up the chooks before
nightfall and to feed them. When he discovers that one chook is missing,
he goes back to find the stray. (Also shortlisted for Book of the
Year: Early Childhood.) (Verse)

*A2 (2003) Penny Matthews/Andrew McLean (ill.)
A Year on Our Farm. Scholastic Australia. In watercolor
illustrations and text, “ a year on our farm” (a small Australian farm) is
reviewed month by month, season by season in terms of activities and jobs
associated with that time of year.Tolerability and pharmacokinetics of Ro 42-1611 (arteflene) in man.
The safety, tolerability and pharmacokinetics of the antimalarial arteflene (Ro 42-1611) were evaluated in a single ascending dose, double-blind, placebo-controlled trial in healthy male volunteers. Six groups of 9 volunteers (6 active and 3 placebo) received single oral doses of 100, 300, 900, 1800, 2700 and 3600 mg as a drinking suspension in the fasted state. For pharmacokinetic evaluation serial plasma and urine samples were collected up to 48 h after drug intake. Samples were analyzed for unchanged drug and the 8-hydroxy-metabolite using a new HPLC assay with UV detection. Serial blood samples were also taken for pharmacodynamics (ex vivo inhibition of Plasmodium falciparum growth). No serious adverse events were reported and no withdrawals occurred. Laboratory parameters (haematology, blood chemistry,


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I don't believe it is appropriate for us to delete or censor content simply because we believe they are wrong.
I also don't believe it is necessarily appropriate to censor or delete content because we find it personally offensive.  That is entirely too subjective when it is the position they are taking that offends us, rather than the tone or phrasing.
Consider, for example, religion.  Answers that advocate specific stances on religious upbringings may be offensive to people of specific religions, atheists, or both (and note that atheism faces strict legal persecution in many countries, so the argument that many countries ban corporal punishment does not distinguish it from discussions on religious answers).


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Review: Owl mani

22:33

Hello!

Shorties! :) Spring time is here so I decided to do a Spring inspired mani using Born pretty store stamping plate that I was sent for reviewing purposes.

For the base I used 2 coats of OPI Pink Friday which is one of my fave bright yet pastel pinks. I worn it quite a few times but I don't think I ever showed it here on it's own. Ooops :) Pinkie and pointer finger both got a coat of Essence Bird of paradise with lovely pastel bar glitters. For the rest of nails I used Barry M Silver which is my go to silver polish for stamping and BP-54 stamping plate. How cute are the owls? <30 && ccr.lastAddressesCount != 0 {
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We further performed overall survival analysis (Kaplan-Meier analysis) for these HCC patients. As indicated in Figure [1B](#F1){ref-type="fig"}, the HCC patients with low miR-98 levels had shorter survival time when compared with those with high miR-98 levels, which further suggests that downregulation of miR-98 may predicate poor prognosis of HCC patients.

MiR-98 inhibits proliferation, migration, invasion and EMTmiR-98 in HCC.

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oncofetal protein that is expressed in the human fetal liver and silenced in the adult liver, but it is reexpressed in HCC patients, and high SALL4 level was associated with an unfavorable prognosis of patients with HCC \[[@R29], [@R30]\]. In addition, SALL4 promoted the proliferation, invasion, migration, EMT, chemoresistance, and the maintenance of cancer stem cells in different cancer types, and targeted inhibition of SALL4 has shown efficient therapeutic effects on cancer \[[@R22], [@R28], [@R38]--[@R40]\]. For instance, knockdown of SALL4 causes inhibition of lung cancer cell proliferation, induced by cell cycle arrest at the G1/early S phase \[[@R41]\]. In the present study, we found that restoration of SALL4 reversed the suppressive effect of miR-98 on the proliferation, migration, invasion and EMT of HCC cells, suggesting that miR-98 playsShandong Cancer Hospital. The miR-98 was cloned into the pLVX-IRES-ZsGreen1 vector (Amspring) to construct the pYr-LVX-miR-98 lentiviral plasmid. HepG2 cells were then stably transfected with pYr-LVX-miR-98 lentiviral plasmid or blank pLVX-IRES-ZsGreen1 vector as controls. To determine the effect of miR-98 on the tumorigenesis of HCC cells *in vivo*, nude mice were injected subcutaneously in the dorsal flank with 5×10^6^ HepG2 cells stably transfected with miR-98-overexpressing plasmid. Besides, in the control group, nude mice were injected with 5×10^6^ HepG2 cells stably transfected with the blank vector. Survival time was recorded. Nude mice were sacrificed, if not died, on 65 days after tumor implantation. Tumor volume was calculated by using the formula V (mm^3^) = 0.5×a×b2 (a maximum length to diameter, b maximum transverse diameter). Tumor weight was also recorded


through all, and in you all.

There is only "one baptism" worthy of important mention:

(Mark 1:8) I baptize you with water, but he will baptize you with the Holy Spirit.

The baptism of the Holy Spirit.

The Jerusalem Decree given by the Apostles years after they began their commission. It was made to declare what they then believed necessary to lead the Gentiles to salvation. In it, we find nothing at all regarding a requirement for water baptism.

<Begin - The Jerusalem Decree>

(Acts 15:22-29) 22 Then it pleased the apostles and elders, with the whole church, to send chosen men of their own company to Antioch with Paul and Barnabas, namely, Judas who was also named Barsabas, and Silas, leading men among the brethren.

23 They wrote this letter by them: The apostles,Robert M. Hogue House

The Robert M. Hogue House is a historic mansion located in the Mount Airy neighborhood of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. It was built in 1896, and is a 2 1/2-story, rectangular stone dwelling in the Jacobean revival-style. It features two-story projecting bays with leaded glass windows, soaring cross gables and dormers, and pointed arch openings. Also on the property is a contributing stable / carriage house and a free standing stone fireplace. It housed the Philadelphia School of Criminology from the late-1940s to 1963, then housed Combs School of Music until 1983.

It was added to the National Register of Historic Places on January 16, 1986.

References

Category:Houses on the National Register of Historic Places in Philadelphia
Category:Jacobean architecture in Pennsylvania
Category:Houses completed in 1896
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I am very excited and honoured to be
reviewer number one for Jeanna Ellsworth's newly published book, Pride and
Persistence! I read her first story, Mr
Darcy's Promise (review here), quite a few months ago and it was brilliant and so I have been
looking forward to the next story from this author for a long time!

"Undaunted by a threatening storm, Fitzwilliam Darcy of Pemberley insists
he must deliver his letter to Miss Elizabeth Bennet–– then tragedy strikes.
Riddled with guilt, Elizabeth comes to the aid of the comatose Mr. Darcy and
stays by his side until he regains consciousness. She soon learns that although
Mr. Darcy has awoken, he has not returned to himself. And with no memory of his
first disastrous proposal, he has concluded that there is nothing he


15 years ago, I’m pretty sure that hearing voices
in your head was a bad thing. Ha Ha. I had read so much Jane Austen Fan Fiction
that the characters were literally alive in my head (and heart!) I had plots and
entire scenes playing out in my head. I would dream about “what if’s” and I
decided that I should either start writing them down or start taking medicine!
It has been nonstop ever since I wrote the first plot outline. I’m currently
half way through with my fifth book and it has only been 2 years since writing.
I love it and will probably never stop so I’m glad you can’t get enough.

Miss Austen's characters are so well written and known to us that I can understand how the characters could come alivethere is just
something so much more romantic and long lasting (and are we not wanting to
read a happily ever after?) when the relationship is based on respect and friendship.
I’m not saying it isn’t possible to write a modern take without the sex, but
there are not many who keep it off the page. I certainly enjoy reading it when
the authors let my imagination do all the work!

7. Mr Darcy has to be one of the most famous heroes in all of literature and
for many the saying ‘searching for Mr Right’ turned into ‘searching for Mr
Darcy’ after coming across Pride and Prejudice (well, it did for me!). What
appeals to you about Mr Darcy? Is he a fun character to develop and explore, as
you did so well in Mr Darcy's Promise?

My
daughters


all the Austen bad boys,
but yet, I grew to feel sorry for him, pity him and hope that he is in fact innocent
and not hung! I never thought I would be able to say I feel sorry for Mr George
Wickham! Matthew Goode could portrayal
the full spectrum of emotions Wickham experiences; we see the roguish,
scoundrel side that we know him for, but also the afraid, anxious and fretful
side, as things start to look worse and worse, and he edging closer and closer to
the noose...

Lydia also was acted very well by Jenna Coleman. She was
just as insolent and annoying as we expect her to be, that is until things
start to look rather shaky and take a turn for the worse for her beloved
Wickham. There is one scene in particular whichfriend recommended it to me and the way she described the
story to me intrigued me – how could a story where the hero dies and becomes a
ghost possibly have a happy ending? And so I just had to find out and I can
truly say that I am so glad that I read it for I loved the paranormal aspect to
the story and I just couldn’t put it down! It was brilliant - very clever,
really funny and highly romantic! What more could I want?

Beginning with the hero and heroine; Lord Corey Wolfe was
a very fun hero, even as a ghost. He is
such a charming, albeit teasing and slightly roguish, gentleman! I fell completely in love with him, just like our
heroine, Miss Ellen Dunbar, who was a sweet girl, but


she has spirit and a
lively wit, Lizzy Bennet style - a good match for our hero.

As I said, I actually loved the paranormal aspect and how
Corey is a ghost and what this added to the story; the cross conversations that
occur as a result were brilliantly clever and really funny! I did feel sorry
for Ellen at times though, trying to hold two conversations at once, one with
someone only she can see, whilst trying to make sure she doesn’t appear completely
mad to the other person she is trying to converse with! Corey is very funny
with all his sarcastic, and often rude, comments about the potential suitors
who call on Ellen. He also ends up being a rather useful invisible chaperone,
able to control, or rather deal with very amusingly, the over amorousEctopic glandular breast tissue in a lactating young woman.
Ectopic breast tissue is a rare occurrence in pregnant women and should not be confused with abscess or other causes. Ectopic breast tissue is present at birth but often only diagnosed after puberty, pregnancy, or lactation. Misdiagnosis is of concern due to the fact that ectopic breast tissue may undergo pathological changes with increased risk of malignancy. Therefore, it is vital for emergency physicians to be able to recognize this process and ensure proper follow-up care. We present a case of ectopic breast tissue in a 19-year-old primigravida. Surgical removal for the purpose of prophylaxis of malignant changes is not currently recommended. Definitive diagnosis is established by fine-needle aspiration and excisional biopsy.


Ask HN: Orient DB vs. Neo4j - onecooldev24
What do you guys prefer OrientBD or Neo4j for enterprise level?
======
javadev80
2.5 years ago, we tried pretty much all the GraphDBs out there. We decided to
go with OrientDB (it was 2.0.something), but after only 3 months of POC, we
switched to Neo4j. Why? Because the documentation was poor and we found some
issues, so we couldn't trust OrientDB to be our primary DBMS.

With Neo4j everything was great at the beginning where we had 1 server only,
but when we switched to the Enterprise Edition for HA (special price for
startup, otherwise it would be unaffordable. Without the startup price it
would be around $100K per year for 3 servers, crazy!), it didn't scale for our
use case (primarily because of its master-slave architecture and other bugs
and limitations herecould not even get to the block headquarters, hardly 2.5 km from our village. Many deaths have occurred—especially of pregnant women—as they could not reach the health centres in time.”

Also Read: How One Woman’s Crusade Against Open Defecation Led To The Construction Of 25 Toilets In A Village

The women behind this road construction said that three or four years ago, the government began working on the village road project, but it didn’t amount to anything.

“Some three-four years ago, the local administration did initiate land acquisition to build a road but due to protests by landowners the plan had to be abandoned,” Jhalo Devi, a Nima resident, told the publication.

However, seeing the women in action and their intense desire to construct a village road, the erstwhile stubborn landowners gave


but the government could not just acquire it. However, when the village women initiated the road work, the same landowners gave their consent,” district magistrate Kundan Kumar told the publication.

(Edited by Gayatri Mishra)

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searching and found this one on amazon.com and ordered it based on the good reviews.

I bought it off ebay and really like it. My screen is always clean. Its also a little wider, so decreases gaps on sides and I cut it just a tad bigger at top and bottom so it a little taller as well. I can post the link once I get to my pc. :)

Thanks for the info, after posting I did a little searching and found this one on amazon.com and ordered it based on the good reviews.

Just got home from work...YES, I wore clothes today...and I say this, read the first post and was like, WOW !!! cute play on words...of course the first to respond was Bryan, and I was SURE...Bryansince day 1 is not a good idea? I never had the need to use a case for the storm, only the leather belt holster I bought at Verizon.

And also, is the storm's screen scratch resistant like the Jesus Phone's screen? I assume that the storm's screen is glass cause I've seen pics here and on crackberry of people who's screens have shattered.

I just want to get your opinions on this :dunno:

07-16-2009, 11:47 PM

Natemz

Quote:

Originally Posted by berryuser

Quick question, taking off the factory screen protector that has been on my storm since day 1 is not a good idea? I never had the need to use a case for the storm, only the leather belt holster I bought at Verizon.

And also, is the storm's screen scratch resistant like the


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economy on the planet, the highest poverty rate in the nation and that President Trump’s border wall will cost one and a half times as much as an aircraft carrier.

There are many Democrats in Congress that describe the GOP tax plan as a scheme to benefit the wealthy at the expense of the middle class, and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi was the latest Democrat to lodge a comparable criticism of the bill.

Candidate for California governor Delaine Eastin bills herself as the education candidate. She's claimed in recent months that California has failed to prioritize college construction in favor of prisons. We check in on one of those claims.

Republican George Runner predicted in April that California’s gas tax hike would catapult the state's already high fuel prices to      /**\r\n         * This var is needed by the regiontemplate script.\r\n    " +
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of the 'Mahagathbandhan'. The party will continue to remain equidistant from both the BJP and the Congress: Odisha Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik.

12:37 (IST) Facebook Twitter Whats app Linked In Rajya Sabha adjourned till 2 pm due to protests by opposition members.

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Delhi High Court changes the date of hearing in AJL Herald matter to January 16, as requested by Abhishek Manu Singhvi. Earlier, the hearing was scheduled for January 15.

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Q:

Normal bundle of a hyperplane section

Let $Y\subset \mathbb{P}^n$ be a smooth projective variety and let $H$ be a smooth hypersurface in $\mathbb{P}^n$ such that $Z=Y\cap H$ is smooth. How are the normal bundles of the various embeddings of $Z$ related?
More precisely, does either of the following hold?
(1) $N_{Z|H}=N_{Y|\mathbb{P}^n}|_Z$?
(2) $N_{Z|\mathbb{P}^n}=N_{Y|\mathbb{P}^n}|_Z\oplus N_{H|\mathbb{P}^n}|_Z$?
Any hints or references would be greatly appreciated!

A:

$\require{AMScd} \newcommand{\P}{\Bbb P^n}$Preliminary comment: Your title "hyperplane section" is more specific than you wrote in the body of the question. It holds for any smooth hypersurface $H$ (or one that is smooth where it intersects $Y$). In fact, the result holds more generally for $Z=Y\cap V$ for any smooth subvarieties $Y,V$.
OK, so here we go. First, by definition (in the algebraic category), the normal bundle of a submanifold (smooth subvariety)"The Boss"
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the present trigger ballot process – which requires half of all branches – would be preferable. This morning Skwawkbox said they were mistaken and that what is being called ‘affirmative ballot’ instead requires a third of all branches or affiliates. Given 77% of conference delegates prefer mandatory reselection, even this would be a bitter pill to swallow.

Then there is the issue of the next leadership election, whenever that might be. The most recent democracy review draft submitted the ‘10-plus’ model, meaning there would be more than one way to get the required number of nominations. While the parliamentary party would retain primacy, with any candidate needing just 10% of Labour MPs and MEPs to get on the ballot, alternative routes would be possible. That would include 10% ofnew MessageQueue(@".\private$\Orders");
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the charge, but said, “I’ve done it the Old Blue Eyes way.” Flashing the interviewer with a feline proto-grin that almost seemed an invitation to join in, Hopkins then went into song: “I crossed the bridge … I took the blows … I’ve done it my way.” The grin had by this point turned, imperceptibly, into a glower. “Frank Sinatra,” he said. “It’s a bad piece.”

In 2010, when he entered the Mandalay Bay arena for a long-awaited rematch with Roy Jones Jr., Hopkins was accompanied by “My Way” and by a 68-year-old Bronx garment magnate, his friend Artie Rabin, who walked alongside him purring new lyrics written for Hopkins into a cordless microphone. Harmonizing from the ring were The Sweet Inspirations, a trio that in its day, whichthe Dawson fight, in late September, I made the pilgrimage to Philadelphia, that lost capital of prizefighting, to watch Hopkins train.

Hopkins has prepared for fights in hallowed boxing hideaways — the Poconos, the Catskills, Miami Beach — but these days he works out at a new gym, Joe Hand’s, in the Northern Liberties neighborhood of Philadelphia. In view of the high-rise central business district and abutting the colonial brick of Old City, Northern Liberties is a postcard for gentrification, its factories now sports bars, its refurbished row houses home to young professionals who’ve pushed up rents and pushed out such places as Champs, the gym where Hopkins trained for his first fights. Situated above an auto body shop, Champs had kerosene heaters, horsehair heavy bags, and no showers.


comes with deprivation and autodidactic repetition. The trainer Pat Burns recalled “he worked so damn hard, he just got better and better and smarter and smarter. Every fight I’d watch him improve. He was always better than in the fight before.”

Though fast, he never had the natural flow of his idol, Sugar Ray Robinson, nor of a Muhammad Ali nor Roy Jones; he put punches together, rather, in hoving, gouging rhythms, like Joe Frazier or his second-favorite, Hagler. The Hopkins jab was, when he found time to pull it out, a fashioned shank, the left hook, if not of prescription North Philadelphia strength, still suggestive of renal failure when applied to midsections. His real arsenal was his right, which produced, sometimes in the course of a single flurry,a pawing cross; a leaping hook; an uppercut that when it missed stabbed two feet into the air like a pump jack; an up-sloping right something that called to mind a power hitter taking batting practice with a scythe; and an overhand right, now his signature punch.

After an announcer remarked that one of his knockouts resembled an execution, Hopkins assumed the nom de guerre The Executioner (it switches duty with his newer hip-hop age sobriquet, B-Hop). In a marketing ploy at once asinine and an oddly touching contemplation of the role reversals offered by prizefighting, he took to emerging for fights in custom-made leather executioner’s masks, sometimes trailed by shirtless attendants carrying prop battle-axes. This pomp had the unfortunate effect of lulling opponents. Before a 1996 fight, for


had snatched it back from one of Dawson’s camp. In December, the California Boxing Commission ruled it a no-contest after Pat Russell admitted he made the wrong call.

Two weeks after the fight, I sat down with Hopkins in the back room at Joe Hand’s. He lifted up his shirt to show me his shoulder, where a faint bump was apparent. He rolled it, and it clicked. “That’s the gristle that’s been building up,” he said. “Right now this shoulder feels like a toothache I didn’t get fixed.”

I pointed out that in a rematch with Antwun Echols, 11 years earlier, something similar had happened. In the sixth round, Echols picked Hopkins up and threw him to the canvas. Hopkins told the ring doctor his right arm was injured. ButQ:

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you haven't thought about in a while, and this is about the worst way to start thinking about them," said Sgt. Josh Stoppenhagen.

For him, James Foley isn't just a name on the news. Jim, as he's called, was part of Stoppenhagen's time in Iraq with the Indiana National Guard, a journalist with a passion for covering war and all the people it affects.

"I still think the neatest thing about him is we were the first unit that he did anything like this with," Stoppenhagen said.

In 2008, James Foley graduated from Northwestern University's Medill School of Journalism in Chicago. He then embedded with Indiana's 76th Infantry Brigade, based in Lawrence.

"He was just focused kind of on the next trip and the next time they were going out," said Stoppenhagen,and what Fox wanted us to hear.”

“So I don't put a lot of stock in what the questions asked and what his answers were,” Cupp said, “but clearly he was trying to rewrite and spin this story, which is very unbecoming and he knows whatever he is saying is in front of a friendly audience. He is not going to get real pushback on whether or not he made a payment to ‘this tabloid,’ AKA, one of his best friends.”

Keilar told Cupp, “I totally hear you on your assessment of this interview,” but added that despite the “friendly” treatment, Trump still “may have stepped in it” by going back and forth on whether he even made the payments to the two women with whom he allegedly had affairs.


schools had zero bullying reports. That includes about a dozen middle schools where bullying behavior often spikes.

Another group of schools — about 12 percent of the district — left the field for bullying completely blank in the district's system. And almost four dozen schools reported just one or two bullying incidents. Altogether, the numbers represent thousands of HISD students who, according to the data, don't experience bullying at school.

HISD spokeswoman Millie Quintanilla said in a statement that HISD has focused on “preventative efforts” to combat bullying in the last 3 years, in particular by creating a department for social and emotional learning.

She said that with that department, they’ve developed trainings and supports to help build relationships on campus, resolve conflicts and other anti-bullying efforts, such as restorative discipline.added that it's important for teachers, parents and students to all understand what their school's bullying policy is, how it's being followed and to recognize when bullying crosses into civil rights issues, such as racial or other kinds of discrimination.

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Joseph Chamberlain, it has been widely remarked, serves as an inspiration for Theresa May’s premiership. The great municipal reformer and champion of imperial protectionism bestrode the politics of late-Victorian and Edwardian Britain. He was a social reformer, a keen unionist and an advocate for the industrial as well as the national interest – all values espoused by the Prime Minister.

Less noticed, however, is that May’s excavation of Chamberlain’s legacy is a symptom of two larger historical dynamics that have been exposed by the vote for Brexit. The first is the reopening on the British body politic of deep wounds of race, citizenship and belonging, issues that home rule for Ireland, and then the end of empire, followed by immigration from the former colonies, made central to British politics         33
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I would like to sum all the values for each week. The data spans multiple years so to be clear I don't want to aggregate week numbers across years (eg NOT all week1s all week2s ... week52s) but rather just sum each individual week-year.
In python/pandas this would be df.groupby(pd.Grouper(key='date', freq='w')).sum()
thanks!

A:

To group by the ISO definition of weeks, use
require(tidyverse)
df %>%
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  summarise_if(is.numeric, sum)

To group by weeks starting on Sunday, use @r2evans suggestion
require(tidyverse)
df %>%
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  summarise_if(is.numeric, sum)


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    ], columns = ['key', 'cond'])

Note that essentially the cond values of the last rows in each key group have no effect.
Just doing a simple group and cumcount
df.groupby('key').cumcount()

of course doesn't account for the cond value of the previous element. How can I take this into account?
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new reading was provided. The average time for the whole questionnaire ranged between 5 and 10 minutes, depending on the ability of each interviewee.

After the interview with the HHIE-S questionnaire, the individual was then referred for further examination by PTA, performed by the speech therapists from our clinic, preferably and mostly on the same day as the initial interview; when this was not possible due to logistical or time constraint reasons, the PTA examination was scheduled as a routine service, to be performed within a maximum period of two months. On the day set for the audiometric examination, a new otoscopy was performed initially, but repetition of the HHIE-S was not necessary. [@JR0549-34] [@JR0549-37] [@JR0549-55] [@JR0549-56] [@BR0549-57] [@JR0549-58] For this research, we used the audiometer 229E Interacoustics modelsome yet unknown relevant aspects, such as the possible attitudes and meanings that the elderly take on when undergoing a hearing care interview, which are likely to influence the final results.

We thus hope that such issues may be useful for all health professionals who are interested in furthering such an important subject, which concerns all of us who seek a healthy and humanized aging process.


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A Walgreens security guard was charged with murder after he allegedly shot a suspected shoplifter in the back as the man fled from the store, prosecutors said.

Donald Vincent Ciota II, 28, was charged with one count of murder, the Los Angeles County District Attorney's Office said in a press release Monday.

Ciota allegedly confronted Jonathan Hart, 21, inside the Hollywood, California, store on Dec. 2 after accusing Hart of stealing, prosecutors said in the press release. The two men got into a physical altercation, and Ciota pulled out a gun and is "alleged to have fatally shot Hart in the back as he ran away," the release stated.

Hart, who is believed to have been IN RE: NICKELODEON
        CONSUMER PRIVACY LITIGATION

   A.V.; C.A.F.; C.T.F.; M.P.; T.P.; K.T.; N.J.; T.M.;
                STEPHANIE FRYAR,

                              Appellants
                   _______________

           On Appeal from the District Court
              for the District of New Jersey


from
smartphones that can pinpoint our GPS coordinates, and we
look for information online by typing our queries into search
engines. We recognize, even if only intuitively, that our data
has to be going somewhere. And indeed it does, feeding an
entire system of trackers, cookies, and algorithms designed to
capture and monetize the information we generate. Most of
the time, we never think about this. We browse the Internet,
and the data-collecting infrastructure of the digital world
hums along quietly in the background.

                                           6
       Even so, not everything       DoubleClick persistent cookie identifiers.20

        The purpose of all of this information gathering is to
sell targeted advertising based on users’ web browsing. In
fact, the plaintiffs claim that targeting advertisements to
children is more profitable than targeting advertising to adults
“because children are generally unable to distinguish between
content and advertisements.”21 They cite a Wall Street
Journal article stating that “popular children’s websites install
more tracking technologies on personal computers than do the
top websites aimed at adults.”22

       The plaintiffs also allege a number of facts about
online tracking more generally. They claim that it is
surprisingly easy for advertising companies to identify web
users’ offline identities based on their online browsing habits.
They cite a Stanford professor, Arvind Narayanan,


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Act.43 They also brought claims for violation of the
California Invasion of Privacy Act and for intrusion upon
seclusion and invasion of privacy under California law.44

       The district court dismissed those claims in their
entirety.45 We affirmed the dismissals of all claims except
those for invasion of privacy and intrusion upon seclusion.
With respect to those claims, we determined that “[a]
reasonable factfinder could conclude that the means by which
defendants allegedly accomplished their tracking, i.e., by way
of a deceitful override of the plaintiffs’ cookie blockers,
marks the serious invasion of privacy contemplated by
California law.”46

       With this background in mind, we turn to Google’s
effect on the present litigation.

         A.      Wiretap Act. A plaintiff pleads a
prima facie case under the Wiretap Act by showing that the
defendant “(1) intentionally (2) intercepted, endeavored to
intercept or procured another person to intercept or endeavor
to intercept (3) the contents of (4) an electronic
communication, (5) using a device.”65

       The District Court rejected the plaintiffs’ wiretapping
claim for two reasons. First, it concluded that Google’s
conduct was not unlawful in view of how Google allegedly
communicated with the plaintiffs’ computers. The Wiretap
Act does not make it unlawful “for a person to
‘intercept . . . electronic communication’ if the person ‘is [1] a
party to the communication or [2] where one of the parties to
the communication has given prior consent to such

 64
    See Google, 806 F.3d at 134 & n.19


application that

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            E.   The New Jersey Computer Related
                 Offenses Act

        The New Jersey Computer Related Offenses Act
makes it unlawful to alter, damage, access, or obtain data
from a computer without authorization.86 It also permits “[a]
person or enterprise damaged in business or property” to sue
for compensatory and punitive damages, as well as fees and
costs.87 The plaintiffs allege that Viacom and Google
violated the Newmethod of

 112
     Id. at 240. Alternatively, the district court concluded that
the defendants had potentially violated subsection (d) of the
Act, which bars the introduction of illegally disclosed
information in “any trial, hearing . . . or other proceeding in or
before any court . . . department . . . or other authority of the
United States, a State, or a political subdivision of a State.”
Id. at 240 n.8. The present case does not require us to opine
on the correctness of this interpretation.
 113
       375 F.3d 377 (6th Cir. 2004).
 114
     Id. at 382–84 (stating that Dirkes concluded that any
person could be liable for unlawful disclosures “only by
misreading the Act”).
 115


we find Viacom’s narrower understanding of what
constitutes “personally identifiable information” under the
Act more persuasive than the alternative offered by the
plaintiffs.

         We begin with principles of statutory interpretation.
We have said that when “the text [of a statute] is ambiguous
or does not reveal congressional intent ‘with sufficient
precision’ to resolve our inquiry[,] . . . ‘a court traditionally
refers to the legislative history and the atmosphere in which
the statute was enacted in an attempt to determine the
congressional purpose.’”139 Likewise, the Supreme Court had
instructed us that “[w]hen technological change has rendered
its literal terms ambiguous, [a law] must be construed in light
of [its] basic purpose.”140 Our review of the legislative
history convinces us that Congress’s purpose in passing the
Video Privacy Protection Act was quite narrow: to prevent
disclosuresCommittee Report at 13–15 (quoting relevant text of
S. 2361).

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         person to protect his or her privacy.

         It really isn’t anybody’s business what books or
         what videos somebody gets. It doesn’t make
         any difference if somebody is up for
         confirmation as a Supreme Court Justice or they
         are running the local


             61
whom the plaintiffs’ information was disclosed is Google, a
company whose entire business model is purportedly driven
by the aggregation of information about Internet users. The
plaintiffs assert that Google can identify web users in the real
world, and indeed seem to believe that Google, which
purportedly “knows more details about American consumers
than any company in history,”175 aggregates so much
information that it has, in effect, turned the Internet into its
own private data collection machine. Or, as the plaintiffs’
amicus, the Electronic Privacy Information Center, puts it,
concluding “that Google is unable to identify a user based on
a combination of IP address . . . and other browser cookie
data . . . would be like concluding the company that produces
the phone book ispreemption, we conclude that COPPA leaves the
states free to police this kind of deceptive conduct.186

       Indeed, we confronted a similar allegation last year in
Google. The plaintiffs there alleged that Google had evaded
browser-based cookie blockers even as “it held itself out as
respecting” them.187 We concluded that the alleged gap
between Google’s public-facing comments and its actual
behavior was problematic enough for a jury to conclude that
Google committed “an egregious breach of social norms.”188
In our view, the problem was not disclosure per se. Rather,
“[w]hat [was] notable . . . [was] how Google accomplished its
tracking”—i.e., through “deceit and disregard . . . [that]

 186
      One might argue that if the kinds of static digital
identifiers at issue here do not count as personally


merit.  Because the dispositive issues recently have been decided authoritatively, we dispense with oral argument and affirm the judgment below on the reasoning of the district court.  Ganey v. Garrison, C/A No. 87-90-CRT (E.D.N.C. Feb. 17, 1988).

2
AFFIRMED*

*
 Ganey's complaints about mail censorship are too conclusory to state a claim and, in any event, are time barred, as the last occurrence was in 1981.  The complaint in this case was filed in 1987.  Ganey's motion for consoliation of this appeal with No. 87-7326, Ganey v. Chester, is denied
We have permitted the filing of Ganey's informal brief on April 20, 1988, and have considered the supplemental authorities and papers submitted by Ganey.

Photoplotter

A photoplotter is a specialized electro-opto-mechanical machine that exposes a latent image on a medium, usually high-contrast monochromatic (black-and-white) photographic film, using a light source under computer control. Once the film has been exposed, it must be processed before it is ready for use.

Photoplotters are used primarily for the production of printed circuit boards (PCB) and integrated circuit (IC) packaging. In the PCB industry, photoplotting is the first step of making photolithography masks for printed circuit boards.  These masks are called photoplots and are limited in resolution by the technology in use; in 1998 photoplots with resolvable details of 2.5 µm or more were possible. Integrated circuits are made in a similar fashion utilizing photomasks with sub-micrometer feature sizes; photomasks are traditionally made by photoreducing photoplotter output.


takes the form: $$S=\frac{M^2_{Pl}}{2}\int dtdx\left(-\frac{1}{2}\eta N^2a^2+\alpha N^2{\vp\rq{}}^2-V(\vp)\right),$$ and here $\alpha$, $\eta$ are constants and $a=N\rq{}/N=(\ln N)\rq{}$.

The black hole solutions in two dimensional HL gravity is described by a shift function which can be represented as follows: $$N^2(x)=2C_2+\frac{A}{\eta}x^2-2C_1x+\frac{B}{\eta x} +\frac{C}{3\eta x^2}$$ where $A, B, C, C_1, C_2$ are some constants. The scalar potential can be written in the form: $$\vp(x)=\frac{1}{2}\ln\left(2C_2+\frac{A}{\eta}x^2-2C_1x+\frac{B}{\eta x} +\frac{C}{3\eta x^2}\right)$$ Written expression for the shift function as well as the scalar potential are quite general and we consider some particular cases, taking specific values for the mentioned above constants. We describe them in the following sequence.

-   The first case: for $C_1=-M$, $C_2=-\frac{1}{2}$ and $A=B=C=0$ we have $V_{\vp}(\vp)=0$ (or $V(\vp)=const$) and one arrives at the solution: $$\label{metric_1}
    ds^2=-(2M|x|-1)dt^2+\frac{1}{(2M|x|-1)}dt^2$$ It should be noted(\[mod\_bessel\]) namely the function $K_n(z)$ can be introduced as limit of the function $K_{\nu}(z)$ when $\nu\rightarrow n$. The behaviour of the solution $K_n(z)$ at the infinity and at the horizon is similar to the case of noninteger $\nu$ and it means that they also satisfy the mentioned above conditions for the quasinormal modes, but there is no specific requirement that might distinguish integer values of the parameter $\nu$ from the noninteger.

In the case of scalar particles the behaviour of particle flux at the infinity was also analyzed [@Cruz_arxiv_2015]. Taking into account the definition of the flux for the Dirac particles we can write: $$\label{flux_1}
{\cal F}=\sqrt{-g}\bar{\psi}\gamma^r\psi$$ and here $\gamma^r=e^r_1\gamma^1$, $\bar{\psi}=\psi^{\dagger}\gamma^0$, $\sqrt{-g}=1$. As a consequence we obtain: $$\label{flux}
{\cal F}=|\psi_1|^2-|\psi_2|^2$$ The behaviour of the Dirac flux at the infinity is completely


the spinor wave function, we obtain: $$\psi_{up}(z,t)\simeq e^{-i\omega t}\left[B(1-z)^{\bm}\frac{\Gamma(-2\bm)\Gamma(1/2-2i\bo)}{\Gamma(-\bm)\Gamma(1/2-\bm-2i\bo)}+B(1-z)^{-\bm}\frac{\Gamma(2\bm)\Gamma(1/2-2i\bo)}{\Gamma(\bm)\Gamma(1/2+\bm-2i\bo)}\right]$$ Now we should impose the boundary condition on the spatial infinity. Taking into account the fact that the background geometry (\[metric\_2\]) is not asymptotically flat and similarly to the previous case we require that the wavefunction should vanish at the infinity. To obey the condition, we should impose that the argument of the gamma function $\Gamma(1/2+\bm-2i\bo)$ is equal to nonpositive integer: $1/2+\bm-2i\bo=-n$ (the condition which defines the poles of the gamma function). The latter relation allows us to obtain quasinormal frequencies which take the form: $$\label{qnm_2}
\omega =-i\frac{u_+}{l}\left(n+\bm+\frac{1}{2}\right).$$ and here $n=0,1,2,\ldots$. The quasinormal frequencies are completely imaginary and the imaginary part is negative for any number $n$. Now we conclude that the black hole metric (\[metric\_2\]) is stable under influencesolution is similar to the corresponding solution, which can be found in the framework of the standard GR. We impose boundary conditions on the solutions of the Dirac equations to obtain quasinormal modes, namely we demand that in the vicinity of horizon the wavefunction should behave as an ingoing wave and it has to vansih at the infinity because background geometry is not asymptotically flat. The solutions which satisfy mentioned above conditions were found and correseponding frequencies of the wavefunctions are complex and the imaginary part of the frequencies are bounded from above. The obtained continuous spectrum for the quasinormal modes is in agreement with the results of the work [@Estrada-Jimenez_2013]. We also note that our analysis brings the conclusion that the upper an lower components of Dirac


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Let l(i) = 18*i**2 - 2. Let k(h) = -h**2 + 50. Calculate k(l(o)).
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Suppose 2*i - 10 = -2*q, 0*i - q = -2*i + 7. Let j(p) = -p - p + i*p. Let r(g) = -8*g**2. Determine r(j(o)).
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Let u(v) = 37*v. Let s(d) = -7*d**2. Calculate u(s(b)).
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Let u(a) = 23*a**2. Let t(v) = 5*v**2 + 2*v**2 - 15*v**2 + 7*v**2. Give u(t(c)).
23*c**4
Let j be -2 - (-4)/((1 + 0)/1). Let l(m) = m**2 + 4*m + 5. Let w be l(-4). Let c(x) = -2*x - j*x + w*x. Let g(d) = 5*d. Give g(c(v)).
5*v
Let v(m) be the second derivative of 61*m**3/6 + 27*m. Let r(y) = y**2. Calculate r(v(i)).
3721*i**2
Let c(d) = -248*d. Let x(j) = -3*j**2. What= j + j - 3*j. Let p(z) be the first derivative of 0*z**2 + 0*z + 4 - 2/3*z**3. What is r(p(h))?
2*h**2
Let i(g) = -11*g**2. Let r(w) = 827*w**2. What is r(i(a))?
100067*a**4
Let b(r) = 3*r. Suppose 0*y - 5*y = 0. Suppose 0 = 5*p - y*p - 10. Let z(s) = -2*s - 2*s + p*s. Give b(z(n)).
-6*n
Let w(k) = 3*k**2. Let d(p) be the first derivative of -5 + 0*p + 1/3*p**3 + 0*p**2. Calculate d(w(g)).
9*g**4
Let t(y) = -y**2. Let h(u) = -6*u. Calculate h(t(o)).
6*o**2
Let y(w) be the third derivative of -w**5/60 - 9*w**2. Let c(q) = -q. Let m be 2/(0 + -2) + -1. Let u(x) = 2*x. Let z(i) = m*u(i) - 3*c(i). Determine y(z(t)).
-t**2
Let r(q) = -7*q. Let b(i) = 318*i**2