65 B.R. 729 (1986)
In re Cecil P. MADILL and Linda P. Madill, Debtors.
No. CV-85-171-BLG.
United States District Court, D. Montana, Billings Division.
July 16, 1986.
*730 Jerrold L. Nye, Billings, Mont., for debtors.
Sidney R. Thomas, Billings, Mont., for trustee.

OPINION and ORDER
JAMES F. BATTIN, Chief Judge.
Debtors, Cecil P. Madill and Linda P. Madill, filed for bankruptcy pursuant to Chapter 13 of the Bankruptcy Code, 11 U.S.C. §§ 1301-1330. Debtors appeal two separate orders of the United States Bankruptcy Court for the District of Montana: (1) an order rejecting debtors' third revised chapter 13 plan because the plan did not properly provide for creditors, First Interstate Bank and Norwest Bank; and (2) an order granting First Interstate Bank relief from the automatic stay provisions, 11 U.S.C. § 362.

I. Procedural Background

The bankruptcy court rejectedthe appeal to be dismissed the bankruptcy court would likely rule on the pending motion to dismiss the chapter 13 bankruptcy, and the debtors could then appeal these same issues. Hearing the appeal now saves the court and the parties unnecessary effort. This court accepts the appeal of the April 8 order.
B. Status of Norwest Bank
The bankruptcy court held that Norwest Bank was an unsecured creditor with respect to what has been labelled Rental Property No. 3. The court predicated its holding on Avco Financial Services v. Christiaens, 201 Mont. 117, 652 P.2d 220 (1982). Debtors argue that because Mont. Code Ann. § 71-1-317 prohibits a deficiency judgment on the foreclosure of a trust indenture, and because 11 U.S.C. § 1325(a)(5)(C) requires confirmation of a plan if the


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therefore on cooling to reduce metabolic activity and oxygen requirements and on the use of fluids designed to preserve the intracellular milieu in the absence of proper Na+/K+ pump function \[[@CR24]\]. In addition, metabolic function is more difficult to assess at temperatures below 15 °C, especially for livers, where no active bile production is measurable in the cold \[[@CR25]\].

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a 100,000-ton loss." "(PLAYING PIANO)" "CHARLIE:" "That last pot turned out to be the best of the evening." "MAN:" "Vane, I thought you had me with those three eights." "CHARLIE:" "Well, showed you what I thought of them, but they didn't stand up." "There you are, Mr. Thomas, 2,150." "Is that right?" "Yes, thank you." "I never saw such luck." "1,300 for you, Mr. Shields." "Yes, thanks." "Well, we had a lot of fun anyway, didn't we?" "I'm lucky, I broke even." "Good." "There you are, Mr. Thomas, 4,000." "You know, I'm almost ashamed to take this." "Well, that's all right." "Get you the next time." "Well, I hope you boys have had as good a time as I have not." "Why didn't you invite me up lastor bring the rope back, I don't know." "It's up to you, but I'll be waiting for you." "What did you say?" "I'll be waiting for you." "Wait a minute." "Now, let me get this straight." "Are you trying to tell me I want to settle down?" "Have a couple of kids, is that it?" "(SCOFFS)" "Hey, look, I've got an idea." "I don't know how good it is, but I'll take a gamble." "What is it?" "Now, don't ask any questions." "Where's a match?" "Here." "I changed my mind about your staying here, you're going back to Glendale." "But I like it here." "I'm not going to leave you in this hard-boiled town." "You're going back to Glendale on the next train." "But, Jerry..." "Listen, I'm still


formaldehyde, ammonia, methanol, mercury and sodium," Paige added.

UCLA graduate student and Diviner team member, Paul Hayne, was monitoring the data in real-time as it was sent back from Diviner.

"During the fly-by 90 seconds after impact, all seven of Diviner's infrared channels measured an enhanced thermal signal from the crater. The more sensitive of its two solar channels also measured the thermal signal, along with reflected sunlight from the impact plume. Two hours later, the three longest wavelength channels picked up the signal, and after four hours only one channel detected anything above the background temperature."

Scientists were able to learn two things from these measurements: first, they were able to constrain the mass of material that was ejected outwards into space from the impact crater; second, they were ablemany pyrocumulonimbus storms, says Mike Fromm, lead author on the BAMS paper.

The worst fire in Colorado history was set by a forestry officer "and within 24 hours there was a pyrocumulonimbus storm," says Fromm, a meteorologist at the Naval Research Laboratory in Washington, D.C. Whipped by the storm it had sparked, the 2002 fire swept across 138,000 acres (558.5 sq km) in four counties, drove more than 5,000 from their homes and killed six people.

Whether human actions influence pyrocumulonimbus activity enough to significantly impact the global climate is an open question. Human activity is believed to cause climate warming that leads to more wildfires.

"It's a compelling story line. We don't know enough now to say if there's enough supporting evidence of that," says Fromm.

"There's lots of fairly convincing


estimated to be about 5 to 10 meters (16 to 33 feet) wide. Due to its small size, the asteroid would require a telescope of moderate size to be viewed. A five-meter-sized near-Earth asteroid from the undiscovered population of about 30 million would be expected to pass daily within a lunar distance, and one might strike Earth's atmosphere about every 2 years on average. If an asteroid of the size of 2010 TD54 were to enter Earth’s atmosphere, it would be expected to burn up high in the atmosphere and cause no damage to Earth’s surface.

The distance used on the Near Earth Object page is always the calculated distance from the center of Earth. The distance stated for 2010 TD54 is 52,000 kilometers (32,000 miles). To get theexchange between the moons themselves, an outer ring of Saturn known as the E ring and the planet's magnetic environment. The finding may explain the mysterious Pac-Man thermal pattern on Mimas, found earlier this year by Cassini scientists, said lead author Paul Schenk, who was funded by a Cassini data analysis program grant and is based at the Lunar and Planetary Institute in Houston.

"The beauty of it all is how the satellites behave as a family, recording similar processes and events on their surfaces, each in its own unique way," Schenk said. "I don't think anyone expected that electrons would leave such obvious fingerprints on planetary surfaces, but we see it on several moons, including Mimas, which was once thought to be rather bland."

Schenk and colleagues processed raw


(a tunable filter imager).

One of the jewels in the MIRI's crown is the potential to observe star formation that has been triggered by an interaction between galaxies. This phenomena has been difficult to study with Hubble or ground-based telescopes since the optical and near-infrared light from these newly formed stars is hidden from view by clouds of dust that typically surround newly formed stars This will not be a problem for MIRI, as it is sensitive to longer wavelengths of light in the range 5 to 28 microns, which can penetrate the dust.

However, keeping the MIRI at a colder temperature than on Pluto, for a sustained period of time, was one of the biggest engineering challenges facing those charged with constructing the instrument. "A critical aspect, to achievingthe key top, and also a gap permitting an access to the contact section of the switch member (defined at, e.g., an engaging portion between the base section and the link member, an interacting portion between the contact section and the actuating member, etc.) is formed in a relatively large area of the base section. If foreign matter, such as dust, liquid, etc., penetrates the movable sections of the link members or the engaging portions between the base section and the link members, the keying operation properties of the key top may be affected, and, if foreign matter penetrates the interacting portion between the contact section of the switch member and the actuating member, the accuracy of the opening or closing action of the contact may be deteriorated.


pivoting axles into the bearing holes in a snap-fit manner.
On the other hand, in the key switch disclosed in JP-A-2002-334627, a pair of link members are mutually joined at their central region in a relatively rotatable manner, and include a first link member that is provided at a first end region thereof with a sliding axle slidably engaged with the base section and at a second end region thereof, opposite to the first end region, with a pivoting axle pivotably joined to the key top, and a second link member that is provided at a first end region thereof with a pivoting axle pivotably joined to the base section and at a second end region thereof, opposite to the first end region, with a sliding axle slidably engageda pair of link members interlocked with each other in an openable and closable manner so as to act as a support and direct structure for the key top, an opening region formed in the base section is defined in a relatively large area of the base section (e.g., an engaging portion between the base section and the link member, an interacting portion between the contact section and the actuating member, etc.), so that it is necessary to reliably prevent light emitted from the light-emitting section from diffusing through the opening region. Therefore, it is required for the key switch used in the low-profile keyboard to ensure a high-level internal light-shielding function making it possible to more reliably prevent light emitted from the light-emitting section from escaping out


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The Results

Jordi Labs analyzed two samples—Jefferson’s Journey and an age-matched control from the same batch that remained in Louisville the whole time—and the researchers performed two tests: gas chromatography paired with mass spectrometry (GCMS) and liquid chromatography paired with mass spectrometry (LCMS). “The GCMS is really good at detecting things that you might smell, while LCMS sorts out molecules that you might taste, although there is definitely some overlap,” says James Woods, one of the scientists who worked on the study. In both tests, specific molecules tend to pop out at specific times. Far more differences were shown in the GCMS,solubility, which allows it to spread to a larger region of the tumor. Other water-soluble and water-insoluble nordihydroguaiaretic acid derivatives can be similarly employed, according to the invention. These may also be employed in lipid based formulations for systemic delivery, as known and used in the art.
By pharmaceutically acceptable diluents, excipients and carriers is meant such compounds as will be known to persons of skill in the art as being compatible with M4N, G4N and other similar derivatives and suitable for local administration to a human or other mammal according to the invention. Although the examples hereinbelow describe administration by means of local injection, other means of local administration, such as topical application or targeted delivery to the tumor site, may also be used.
The amount of compound administered


and may be elevated in nonmalignant conditions such as benign prostate hyperplasia and prostatitis \[[@REF2]-[@REF3]\].

There is no consensus in the literature regarding the normal PSA range. However, the upper limit for PSA is often accepted to be 2.5 or 4.0 ng/ml, and it is considered to vary according to age \[[@REF4]-[@REF5]\]. The same situation is valid for the definition of gray-zone PSA. Although some studies suggest that the gray-zone PSA range may show regional and ethnic variation, some other studies have proposed an upper limit of 10 ng/ml for gray-zone PSA \[[@REF6]-[@REF9]\].

Multiparametric magnetic resonance imaging (MpMRI)-guided fusion prostate biopsy (FPB) is a recently developed biopsy technique. This technique has been shown to provide effective outcomes. FPB can be performed in the form of cognitive, fusion, or in-bore biopsymedian (1-3rd quartile). Categorical variables were expressed as percentages (%). In independent groups, normally distributed continuous variables were compared using independent-samples t-test and non-normally distributed continuous variables were compared using the Mann-Whitney U test. The cut-off value was considered as the point with the maximum sensitivity and specificity and was determined using a Receiver Operating Characteristic (ROC) curve analysis. A p-value of \<0.05 was considered significant.

Results
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A total of 1,628 patients comprising 1,208 (74.2%) patients in the SPB group and 420 (25.8%) patients in the FPB group were included in the study. The mean PSA level was 10.28 ± 6.52 ng/ml. Of all the patients, 38% of them were detected with sPCa, among whom ISUP grade 1 was the most common histopathological diagnosis (17.8%). Table [1](#TAB1){ref-type="table"} presents some demographic


Mass Index (BMI) (kg/m^2^)                    25.85 (23.50-28.50)
  PSA (ng/ml)                                        10.28 (+/- 6.52)
  Total prostate volume (mm^3^)                      59.00 (41.00-84.00)
  Overall cancer detection rate (%)                  41.8
  Clinically significant cancer detection ratedetermined for SPB in both studies were consistent with the commonly accepted upper limit (10 ng/ml). In a recent study, Creed et al. \[[@REF8]\] evaluated a total of 126 patients with PSA \<10 ng/ml who underwent FPB and reported an sPCa detection rate of 24.6%. The same study, however, performed no gray-zone calculation for any patient in the FPB group and the study, unlike our study, included only patients with a history of negative prostate biopsy. In our study, the PCa detection rate was 28.6% in the patients with a PSA \<10 ng/ml who underwent FPB. Another study rejected the commonly accepted upper limit for gray-zone PSA (10 ng/ml) and found similar PCa detection rates for patients with a PSA of 4-10 ng/ml and 10-20 ng/ml (20.5% vs.


large patient series is needed for the determination of a novel and definitive cut-off value for gray-zone PSA. Therefore, the relatively small number of patients in the FPB group is an important limitation of our study. Third, the presence of a well-established cancer marker (i.e. PI-RADS ≥3 lesion) in our patients that underwent FPB may lead to partial bias. This could be accepted as a limitation of our study; however, it should be recognized that FPB and the presence of a PI-RADS ≥3 lesions are highly integrated with each other. Fourth, patients that underwent FPB and had a histopathological diagnosis of ASAP and HGPIN were excluded from the study and no clear information could be obtained regarding their treatment outcomes due to their short follow-up period, which mightwhether the organization uses an external or internal framework for improvement. The motivation and determination to move forward require resolve by leadership and participation by other levels of the organization. The Baldrige Excellence Framework can provide a source of ideas for institutionalizing the continuous improvement of the organization.

The benefits to organizations in all parts of the economy are the main reason that I think the Baldrige Excellence Framework can be so valuable to our economy and society. Leaders can use the framework to determine whether their organizations are underperforming or underachieving according to desired objectives in particular areas. Then the path to progress can be planned, using local, state, and national Baldrige resources.

The charter of the Board of Overseers says the overseers shall make suggestions for the improvement


the preprandial and postprandial periods and between normal GE and delayed GE. All of these analyses were performed using SPSS 13.0 software (SPSS Inc., Chicago, IL, USA). Differences were considered significant at a *P* value of \<0.05.

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Characteristics of patients with FD {#sec10-0300060517726442}
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In total, 53 patients with FD (20 male, 33 female) and 32 HS (15 male, 17 female) were included in this study. Patients with FD were significantly older than HS (37.87 ± 12.17 vs. 27.34 ± 7.47 years, respectively; *P *\<* *0.01), and the sex distribution was not different between the two groups (*P *= 0.407). There were no significant differences in age, sex distribution, or body mass index between patients with FD with normal versus delayed overall GE or between patients with FD with normal versus delayed proximal GE ([Table 1](#table1-0300060517726442){ref-type="table"}). Dyspeptic symptomsGE. Besides comparing ANF between normal and delayed overall GE groups, we also compared ANF between normal and delayed proximal GE groups. The changes in ANF before and after a meal were investigated. Spectral analysis of HRV in our study revealed that the LF/HF ratio after a meal was higher than that before a meal in the delayed overall GE group. The LF and HF did not vary significantly before and after a meal in the delayed overall GE group. In the normal GE group, parameters related to ANF did not vary significantly before and after a meal.

We further examined the relationship between proximal GE and ANF and found that the LF/HF ratio was significantly higher in the delayed proximal GE group than in the normal proximal GE


could no longer see the spot where she had left spring behind and stepped into summer, the archway seemed to have disappeared.

What was that? Cassy heard an unfamiliar laughter and the sound of clattering dishes. Nearby it seemed, people were eating and talking. A picnic? Here? Impossible?

Brushing the moss from her messy uncombed hair and readjusting her now dirty shirt, she took her courage with all her might and went towards the unknown sounds. She stepped into a clearing and was greeted by a familiar sight, just that this time it was all in colour. There was a red and white picnic blanket spread out on the ground, there was a big wicker basket next to it, and a joyful company, wearing clothes from a different time, havingrepair.

The OR time for the ORWM was longer than that for the PSR group (*P*\<0.001). No difference existed in OR times between LR and both open repairs. No intraoperative complications occurred in any of the patients. The EBL was higher in the ORWM group compared with that in the LR and PSR groups (*P*\<0.01). The mesh used in the LR group was larger than that used for the ORWM group (*P*=0.002) **([Table 2](#T2){ref-type="table"})**. Fewer patients required hospitalization longer than 24 hours in the PSR group (4%) than in the LR (32%) and ORWM (45%) groups (*P*\<0.05). Only 1 patient in the PSR group required overnight hospitalization due to postoperative ileus. The use of drains was significantly greater in the ORWM group than in the LR and PSR groups


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  Operating Time (min)                62±9                        37±4                                 82±9[\*](#TF2-1){ref-type="table-fn"}[†](#TF2-2){ref-type="table-fn"}
  Estimated Blood Loss (cc)           21±5                        15±3                                32±5[†](#TF2-2){ref-type="table-fn"}
  Postoperative Drains (%)            0                           1 (4)                                10 (50)[\*](#TF2-1){ref-type="table-fn"}[†](#TF2-2){ref-type="table-fn"}
  Postoperative Complications (%)     2 (6)


within 6 weeks of surgery without aspiration and were not considered complications. Complications in the LR included ileus (1) and urinary tract infection (1). The only complication in the PSR group was an ileus. Complications in the ORWM group included wound infections (3), pulmonary failure (1), and urinary retention (1).

Two patients required reoperation in the ORWM group, one for mesh removal due to an infected seroma 15 days after the hernia repair, and one underwent an exploratory laparotomy for drainage of an intraabdominal abscess 16 days after surgery. This last patient had a history of steroid use and had postoperative pulmonary failure. The source of the abscess was unknown. Mesh removal was not required, and the patient was discharged after 53 days and is currently doing well. The        onfocus="searchBox.OnSearchFieldFocus(true)"
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DAPI-inducible common fragile sites.
DAPI, a compound specific for the AT bases of DNA, causes gaps and breaks in three human chromosome sites, at the 1q41-1q42 interface, 2q31, and 7p22. It also induces undercondensation of a chromosome site at the 13q21-13q22 interface. The first three sites have the characteristics of "common fragile sites" and are present as gaps and breaks on the chromosomes of seven individuals.environment, developing pioneering research areas, facilitating closer interactions between AMO theory and experiment and promoting AMO theory within the general physics community.

It has been involved in some capacity in most of the National Research Council target areas, i.e. precision measurements and tests of fundamental laws, ultracold physics, the development and application of ultra-intense, short wavelength light sources, ultra-fast quantum control of atoms, molecules and electrons, nanoscience, and quantum information science.

The Institute is sponsored by the National Science Foundation, the Smithsonian Institution, the Center for Astrophysics and Harvard University.

History
The Armstrong Report in 1987 on "The State of Theoretical Atomic, Molecular and Optical Sciences in the United States" (National Academy Press, 1987) recommended the setting up of an institute to facilitate the exchange of scientific knowledge and ideas in the


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//= -20*o**3 - 16*o**2 - 12*o + 16. Is r(-5) a multiple of 136?
True
Let o(y) be the first derivative of y**4/4 + 3*y**3 - 3*y**2/2 + 35*y + 146. Is o(7) a multiple of 21?
True
Let n(j) = 40*j**2 - 12*j + 20. Let k be n(4). Let h = -383 + k. Is h a multiple of 14?
False
Let n = -1659 + 4545. Is 5 a factor of n?
False
Suppose -4*u = -3*y - 27 + 235, -5*y + 340 = -5*u. Is ((-1)/((-3)/(-12)))/((-4)/y) a multiple of 16?
True
Let l(h) = 52204*h**2 - 26*h - 20. Is 23 a factor of l(-1)?
True
Let x = -283 + 371. Suppose 4*n = -2*j + 1752, 2*j = 91*n - x*n + 1731. Is 30 a factor of j?
True
Let w(f) = 29*f -


3*n + 58 = 0. Suppose -17*c + 20*c - 126 = 0. Suppose o*z = 12*z - c. Is 21 a factor of z?
True
Let t = 206 + -208. Let r(u) = -2*u**3 - 3*u**2 - 4*u - 8. Does 4 divide r(t)?
True
Let h(j) = 5*j**2 + 5*j + 5. Let f(y) = -4*y**2 - 4*y - 4. Let p(q) = 7*f(q) + 6*h(q). Let w be p(-5). Let o = w + -2. Is 10 a factor of o?
True
Let n be (20/2*2)/(-1). Let j = -15 - n. Is ((-2)/(-5))/(j/1500) a multiple of 20?
True
Let s(l) = l**3 + 29*l**2 - 5*l - 564. Is s(-18) a multiple of 30?
True
Suppose -4*s = 33*w - 36*w + 68855, 0 = -4*s + 16. Does 11 divide w?
True
Suppose 4*xt[3] *= z;
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template <class T, class U, class V>
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{
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      t[0] *= x2;
      t[1] *= x2;


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      t[1] = a[1] * z2 + a[3];
      t[2] = b[0] * z2 + b[2];
      t[2] += static_cast<V>(b[4]);
      t[3] += static_cast<V>(b[3]);
      t[0] *= x2;
      t[1] *= x2;
      t[2] *= x2;
      t[3] *= x2;
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t[3] *= z2;
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      t[3] *= z2;
      t[0] += static_cast<V>(a[6]);
      t[1] += static_cast<V>(a[7]);
      t[2] += static_cast<V>(b[6]);
      t[3] += static_cast<V>(b[7]);
      t[0] *= z2;
      t[1] *= z2;
      t[2] *= z2;
         t[3] += static_cast<V>(b[9]);
      t[0] *= z2;
      t[1] *= z2;
      t[2] *= z2;
      t[3] *= z2;
      t[0] += static_cast<V>(a[10]);
      t[1] += static_cast<V>(a[11]);
      t[2] += static_cast<V>(b[10]);
      t[3] += static_cast<V>(b[11]);
      t[0] *= z2;
      t[1] *= z2;
      t[2] *= z2;
      t[3] *= z2;
      t[0] += static_cast<V>(a[12]);
      t[1] += static_cast<V>(a[13]);
      t[2] += static_cast<V>(b[12]);


months earlier, Wilson, who has a history of mental illness, had been convicted of misdemeanor assault after an incident at the mosque.

Hours after President Donald Trump signed the controversial executive order banning immigration from seven Muslim-majority countries, someone intentionally set fire to the Islamic Center of Victoria in Texas in the middle of the night, according to investigators, who have yet to identify a suspect. The blaze caused more than $500,000 in damage, and completely destroyed the 16-year-old mosque, shaking the Muslim American community in south Texas. The mosque's president, Dr. Shahid Hashmi, told the Texas Tribune his community would forgive whoever set the fire, but added, "there’s no way we can forget. There’s no way our children can forget.”

The fire at the Daarus Salaam Mosque in Thonotosassa,15.875, mapped to qualities of 0.0 to 10.0
					$thisfile_mpc_header['quality']         = (float) ($thisPacket['quality'] - 5); // values can range from 0.000 to 15.875, of which 0..4 are "reserved/experimental", and 5..15 are mapped to qualities of 0.0 to 10.0
					break;

				case 'SO': // Seek Table Offset
					$packetLength = 0;
					$thisPacket['seek_table_offset'] = $thisPacket['offset'] + $this->SV8variableLengthInteger(substr($MPCheaderData, $packet_offset, $maxHandledPacketLength), $packetLength);
					$packet_offset += $packetLength;
					break;

				case 'ST': // Seek Table
				case 'SE': // Stream End
				case 'AP': // Audio Data
					// nothing useful here, just skip this packet
					$thisPacket = array();
					break;

				default:
					$this->error('Found unhandled key type "'.$thisPacket['key'].'" at offset '.$thisPacket['offset']);
					return false;
					break;
			}
			if (!empty($thisPacket)) {
				$info['mpc']['packets'][] = $thisPacket;
			}
			$this->fseek($offset);
		}
		$thisfile_mpc_header['size'] = $offset;
		return true;
	}

	public function ParseMPCsv7() {
		// this is SV7
		// http://www.uni-jena.de/~pfk/mpp/sv8/header.html

		$info = &$this->getid3->info;
		$thisfile_mpc_header = &$info['mpc']['header'];
		$offset = 0;

		$thisfile_mpc_header['size'] = 28;
		$MPCheaderData  = $info['mpc']['header']['preamble'];
		$MPCheaderData .= $this->fread($thisfile_mpc_header['size'] - strlen($info['mpc']['header']['preamble']));
		$offset = strlen('MP+');

		$StreamVersionByte


'unused',
			3  => 'unused',
			4  => 'unused',
			5  => 'below Telephone (q = 0.0)',
			6  => 'below Telephone (q = 1.0)',
			7  => 'Telephone (q = 2.0)',
			8  => 'Thumb (q = 3.0)',
			9  => 'Radio (q = 4.0)',
			10 => 'Standard (q = 5.0)',
			11 => 'Extreme (q = 6.0)',
			12 => 'Insane (q = 7.0)',
			13 => 'BrainDead (q = 8.0)',
			14 => 'above BrainDead (q = 9.0)',
			15 => 'above BrainDead (q = 10.0)'
		);
		return (isset($MPCprofileNameLookup[$profileid]) ? $MPCprofileNameLookup[$profileid] : 'invalid');
	}

	public function MPCfrequencyLookup($frequencyid) {
		static $MPCfrequencyLookup = array(
			0 => 44100,
			1 => 48000,
			2 => 37800,
			3 => 32000
		);
		return (isset($MPCfrequencyLookup[$frequencyid]) ? $MPCfrequencyLookup[$frequencyid] : 'invalid');
	}

	public function MPCpeakDBLookup($intvalue) {
		if ($intvalue > 0) {
			return ((log10($intvalue) / log10(2)) - 15) * 6;
		}
		return false;
	}

	public function MPCencoderVersionLookup($encoderversion) {
		//Encoder version * 100  (106 = 1.06)
		//EncoderVersion % 10 == 0       Release (1.0)
		//EncoderVersion %  2 == 0        Beta (1.06)
		//EncoderVersion %  2 == 1        Alpha (1.05a...z)

		if ($encoderversion == 0) {
			// very old version, not known exactly which
			return 'Buschmann v1.7.0-v1.7.9 or Klemm v0.90-v1.05';
		}

		if (($encoderversion % 10) == 0) {

			// release version
			return number_format($encoderversion / 100, 2);

		} elseif (($encoderversion % 2) == 0) {

			// beta version
			return number_format($encoderversion / 100, 2).' beta';

		}

		// alpha version
		return number_format($encoderversion / 100, 2).' alpha';
	}

	public function SV8variableLengthInteger($data, &$packetLength, $maxHandledPacketLength=9) {
		$packet_size = 0;
		for ($packetLength = 1; $packetLength <= $maxHandledPacketLength; $packetLength++) {
			// variable-length size field:
			//  bits, big-endian
			//  0xxx xxxx


 ...
			$thisbyte = ord(substr($data, ($packetLength - 1), 1));
			// look through bytes until find a byte with MSB==0
			$packet_size = ($packet_size << 7);
			$packet_size = ($packet_size | ($thisbyte & 0x7F));
			if (($thisbyte & 0x80) === 0) {
				break;
			}
			if ($packetLength >= $maxHandledPacketLength) {
				return false;
			}
		}
		return $packet_size;
	}

	public function MPCsv8PacketName($packetKey) {
		static $MPCsv8PacketName = array();
		if (empty($MPCsv8PacketName)) {
			$MPCsv8PacketName = array(
				'AP' => 'Audio Packet',
				'CT' => 'Chapter Tag',
				'EI' => 'Encoder Info',
				'RG' => 'Replay Gain',
				'SE' => 'Stream End',
				'SH' => 'Stream Header',
				'SO' => 'Seek Table Offset',
				'ST' => 'Seek Table',
			);
		}
		return (isset($MPCsv8PacketName[$packetKey]) ? $MPCsv8PacketName[$packetKey] : $packetKey);
	}
}
know why you sit there with your headphones on, never smiling, always miserable. Now I know... I'm sorry. You rock dude. We'll be undead together. Braaaaaaaaaaaains!

So... you're allowed to discuss your entire family politics over my head, but I'm not allowed to look at Iwaku. Where's the justice? At least I'm achieving more than you, rather than churning the foetid stool-water of your gene-pool's machinations.

I wonder if she's lonely. Does she yearn like me, for something more? Or is she numb like the others, nothing seeping past the eyes and face, nothing deeper. I wonder... and I guess I always will. Why jump the chasm when you fear to fall? I guess one day I'll answer that, when it's too late...

Why can't I walk properly through this office?


gorillas dancing on the graves of our forefathers.

Hmm, not a bad coffee.

Yes, I've got my books arranged on my desk. Deal with it, Monkey-Boy!

I wonder if my Paladin will break his code and be forced to change his alignment? It usually happens. Maybe I can be the first Paladin in the history of D&D who doesn't compromise and simultaneously keeps his friends? I've got Palonis playing another paladin - maybe he'll be the one who falls and I'll have to hunt him down like Obi-wan.

What the hell? Now my coffee tastes like fish!

OHMIGOD!!! YOU WANTED GREEN SLEEPING BAG AND YOU GOT BLUE ONE? CRAAAAAAAAAAAWLING IIIIIIIIIIIN MY SKIIIIIIIIIIIN! I don't know how you get from one day to the next, seriously. I mean, how do you cope with theown time you little cunt. No wonder he's a lazy fuckbag if you treat him like that - you've probably sapped his will to live you braindead harpy. Shut the fuck up and stop disturbing me before I vomit in your face.

How? How can you have the same laugh for EVERY single occassion. The exact same tone, style and duration. Is it just a reflex - you laugh at things that scare or confuse you? You strange little woman. Do you have any concept of how annoying you are? You're the reason people get pissed off with telephone operators.

So huuuuuuuuungry. Must be strong... no food till after run. Must get fit. Chicks dig clean arteries.

OH FOR FUCK'S SAKE! DO YOU HAVE TO RELAY EVERYTHING THAT HAPPENS TO THE


know before hand great. If not and its off the cuff thats fun too.

Im easy going and dont require someone to hold my hand in an rp. I like to just know whats going on in general or have a hand in it if asked.

A clear understanding of whats going on is all that is required. I hate getting confused. One on one rp's must have clearity. Group rp's must have order or establish at least a pace. I hate being igorned or unknowningly skipped.

Favorite Genres:

SciFi (end of the world are my fav( (Xeno ok.)
M-M
Furry
Modern
Romace
Fantasy
Magical

(In order of what I like best but please ask if you have any questions.)

Genre You DON'T Like:

Fan-based games. (Im sadly out of the loop of new ones. Older games I might have aI didn’t have much interest in doing an MLB Mock Draft after last year’s not going very well (and, as a Twins fan, not having much occasion to care what goes on after the first couple picks) but I figured this would be the best way for me to preview the draft without going 100 or so players deep:

Brief note before we get started: while in the previous years I have researched these posts by watching a lot of video on these kids so I could do more than merely regurgitate Baseball America or Baseball Prospectus or whomever, but this year due to prepping for the bar exam I have not had as much time to do so, so while I still have gotten to and will have


opinions that differ from some of the aforementioned sources, where there is a difference I would probably lean towards their view. Enough of that crap, let’s talk about some baseball players.

1. Houston Astros: Jonathan Gray, RHP, Oklahoma

It is thought to be a two horse race between Gray and Appel (unless Houson opts to save money and take UNC 3B Colin Moran, more on him later) but I think it will be Gray. The Sooner has a higher upside, and sounds like he will be cheaper to sign (especially when considering Appel’s dealings last summer). He has real power stuff, sitting in the mid 90s with his fastball, and a slider that will probably end up a 70 pitch.

Quick note: as first reported by Keith Law, Gray tested positivea good (if slightly pull happy) hitting catcher with good power, and he will likely stick behind the plate defensively, as scouts seem to like both his receiving and catch and throw skills.

23. Texas Rangers: Sean Manaea, LHP, Indiana State

Talent wise, Manaea would go a lot higher, especially in this draft. But a hip injury has knocked him down boards and with rumors about how much money it would take to sign him it’s anyone’s guess as to when he will get drafted. If he does go in the first round it will probably have to be a team with multiple first rounders, as they will have more money available, and I’m pegging the Rangers, who have drafted very aggressively lately. When healthy he can sit in the


still has that upside. He has a good frame (6’4”, 225 lbs) and has two potential plus pitches in his fastball and slider.

28. St. Louis Cardinals, Marco Gonzales, LHP, Gonzaga

Gonzales has a high 80s/low 90s fastball, a good change, and good command. He doesn’t have the highest ceiling around but he has a really good delivery and with that changeup he will probably be among the first players from this draft class in the majors.

29. Tampa Bay Rays: Jon Denney, C, Yukon HS (OK)

Because I have the Rays taking a safer type guy with their first pick, I think they’ll go with a bit more of a swing for the fences approach here. I think Denney will end up the best hitting catcher of the first rounders, but         -2-
      The Defendant Ms. Carlson filed a motion to dismiss, arguing that Mr.

Scott failed to allege any facts showing that Ms. Carlson personally participated

in any of the alleged constitutional violations set forth in the Complaint. The

district court referred the motion to dismiss to a magistrate judge for a report and

recommendation. Mr. Scott then filed a motion to amend, which the court also

referred to the magistrate judge.

      The magistrate judge issued a Report and Recommendation on October 9,

2013, recommending that Ms. Carlson’s motion to dismiss be granted, and Mr.

Scott’s motion to amend be denied. Mr. Scott filed objections to the Report and

Recommendation. The district court accordingly reviewed the Report and

Recommendation


                                   -3-
Cir. 2010) (“To establish a violation of § 1983 . . . the plaintiff must establish a

deliberate, intentional act on the part of the defendant to violate the plaintiff’s

legal rights.”) (further quotations omitted); Dodds v. Richardson, 614 F.3d 1185,

1195 (10th Cir. 2010).

      The district court found that Mr. Scott’s conclusory and vague statements

failed to allege any facts showing that Ms. Carlson personally participated in any

of the claimed constitutional violations. As the Report and Recommendation

(adopted by the district court) stated, the “Complaint is devoid of any facts

showing that Defendant"Lucky" is the way that people like to describe themselves when their lives + situations fall into what their expectations are. There are so many ideas about what it means to be lucky or how to become lucky. We all seem to be searching for something to make our lives better + more comfortable.
But what about our relationships? Do you feel like you've cast a good lot in this area of your … [Read more...]

Let’s Be Friends!

About Me

I am a member of the Happy Wives Club + love everything about marriage, especially how it is representative of our relationship with Christ. I love being a Titus 2 woman, finding my purpose in helping other women to prepare themselves for their own strong, Christian marriage. Join me as we


term "substantial and competent evidence," enlightenment may be had from a consideration of the reasons for fixing any standard of evidence in the act. In Universal Camera Corporation v. National Labor Relations Board, 340 U.S. 474, 71 S. Ct. 456, 95 L. Ed. 456, wherein reference is made to the Administrative Procedure Act (60 Stat. 237, 5 U.S.C. § 1001) and the Taft-Hartley Act (61 Stat. 136, 29 U.S.C. § 141 [Sup. 5, 1952]), the court said (p. 488): "Congress has merely made it clear that a reviewing court is not barred from setting aside a Board decision when it cannot conscientiously find that the evidence supporting that decision is substantial, when viewed in the light that the record in its entirety furnishes, including the body of evidenceof the testimony of Silas Hill as to the plaintiff's having discriminated against him in 1946, particularly because it related to incidents before the enactment of the Fair Employment Practices Act. Administrative agencies are not bound by the strict rules of evidence. Adam v. Connecticut Medical Examining Board, 137 Conn. 535, 540, 79 A.2d 350; New Milford Water Co. v. Watson, 75 Conn. 237, 247, 52 A. 947. "Upon questions of knowledge, good faith or intent, any other transactions from which any inference respecting the quo animo may be drawn are admissible.... It has sometimes been thought that the other transactions should be cotemporaneous, or nearly so, but that is not essential." Hoxie v. Home Ins. Co., 32 Conn. 21, 37; Knower v. Cadden Clothing Co., 57 Conn.


also described in his letter as "geologic and biologic exhibits ... of great beauty and scientific importance".

He was instrumental in establishing the Kings Canyon National Park, commissioning Ansel Adams as a 'photographic muralist' in an ambitious public relations project that Ickes had himself conceived to document and communicate, on a visceral level, the outstanding beauty of the parks for the public to see, and indirectly but effectively persuading the Congress to support the bill to President Roosevelt in 1940.

After the loss of the German passenger  Zeppelin Hindenburg in 1937, the Zeppelin Company director Dr. Hugo Eckener sought to obtain inert helium from the United States to replace the highly flammable hydrogen gas for use in their future airships. Ickes opposed the sale although practically every other memberMonday, 28 February 2011

The other night I went for a meal out with my hair tied up. I quite liked it so took a photo. I backcombed all of my hair then put it up with just my hands, not using a brush, then just put it in a bobble on my head. As I've got short hair now it just sort of forms into a bun by itself. I wore some gold dangly earrings and a smokey eye and an off the shoulder white t shirt which I love.

I'm really really missing my long hair lately, I've been looking at hair extensions online which I always said I'd never buy. I think I need to experiment with more hair styles for short hair as I always get


8 of them fell out. There are a great range of colours from nudes to bright pinks to deep reds, so there's something for everyone.

According to 2true, these lip glosses were developed benchmarking M.A.C. lip glosses. I don't own any so I can't name any dupes but maybe if you see any that look like a dupe you could leave me a comment below?

I don't own too many lip glosses, but having the chance to try from such a wide selection means that I can see what colours suit me at home. At 3 for £5, you can afford to try them all.

All the shades come in numbers which are on the top of the lip, I have shades 2-6.

From left to right- shades 2, 3, 4, 5,Following day, Netzhammer handed in second submission: for ISIS cake

Walmart has been forced to apologize after it apparently agreed to bake an ISIS-themed cake for a Louisiana customer - just a day after refusing to create a Confederate battle flag cake for him.

Chuck Netzhammer submitted a request for a cake featuring a photo of the Confederate flag, with the slogan 'Heritage Not Hate' printed across it, to his local Walmart store in Slidell on Thursday.

The store reportedly denied his request, which was made just a week after the Charleston, South Carolina, church massacre. Bakery staff wrote 'cannot do cake' on Netzhammer's submission.

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'Mistake': Walmart has been forced to apologize after it apparently agreed to bake this ISIS-themed cake for customer Chuck Netzhammer - just a day


the incident and had gone on a week-long medical leave, the sources said.

Prakash was allegedly assaulted by AAP MLAs during a meeting at the chief minister's residence in the evening of February 19.

The Delhi Police had last week told a court that during interrogation, Jain disclosed that AAP MLAs Prakash Jarwal and Amanatullah Khan surrounded the chief secretary and saw them assaulting him at Kejriwal's residence.

However, Jain had earlier said that he did not see anything as he had gone to the washroom at the time of the incident.

The alleged assault on Prakash took place in the presence of Kejriwal and his deputy Manish Sisodia.

In solidarity with Prakash, IAS and Delhi, Andaman and Nicobar Islands Civil Services (DCS) officers have not been attending meetings with AAP ministers, andwhy the driveshafts pop out. Your local hobby shop guy has no clue what he's talking about BTW.

The stock Summit CVs are not at all like the stock ERevos. They are much more expensive and use better technology on joints. You may be better off with the stock in the rear since it's not just a longer wheel base, but wider/more stable.

You are mistaken... for the 16th scale.
What you say is 100% true for the 10th scale axles. It has been proven that the stock 16th scale Revo axles are much stronger than the stock 16th scale Summit axles. The pins are much smaller in diameter on the Summit vs the Revo... and there is much less plastic holding them in place.

Also, the Summit arms are NOT any


your calling lies, if you don’t already know, Alli offers some great questions to ask yourself:

As many of you know, I write for God-sized Dreams and this spring I am leading the book club on Alli Worthington’s Breaking Busy!

I had the pleasure of serving on the launch team and reading this book over the holidays and gained so much insight for my busy life.

I would love for you all to follow along in the study – I’ll post links here every Thursday if you’d like to read the book with us.

Here’s a snippet from my discussion about Chapter 1…

Most of the time, I can’t envision what capacity is because I’m so far over it. Alli quotes to a study on p.21 which found women, especially those ages 30drain voltage DRN, a reset pulse RST, and a transfer pulse TRF, of the selection row in the pixel reading period, is shown in FIG. 17. In the timing chart of FIG. 17, a time t101 indicates a timing at which a reset level is received, and a time t102 indicates a timing at which a signal level is received.
In the non-selection row, the drain voltage DRN is provided in common, but the reset pulse RST and the transfer pulse TRF are not provided. The drain voltage DRN is usually placed at an “H” level (power-supply voltage). The electrical potential of the FD section 105 is at an “L” level for all the rows. When the reset pulse RST is provided to the selection row, the resetting transistor


distribution of low channel pixels of each column in the pixel section is shown in FIG. 18. In the periods A and B, electrical current flows through these low channel pixels. The potential of the amplifier transistor 103 of the pixel is shown in FIG. 19. The gate potential of the amplifier transistor 103 is at an “L” level. At this time, electrons flow into the drain wiring from the vertical signal line 107, and since the gate potential of the amplifier transistor 103 is at an “L” level, the potential difference at the drain end is large, and a high electric-field is applied.
When the electrons flow at this large potential difference, the electrons acquire large energy (these electrons are generally called “hot carriers”), part thereof is emittedOrienting and freezing responses in incubating ptarmigan hens.
Behavior studies and telemetric recordings of heart and respiration rates were performed on five wild and two captive, incubating, willow ptarmigan hens (Lagopus lagopus lagopus) and on four wild, incubating, Svalbard ptarmigan hens (Lagopus mutus hyperboreus). Sounds and sight of approaching humans, egg predators, or dogs near the nests elicited behavior in the hens which we have interpreted as an orienting response (OR) followed by freezing behavior. During both types of behavioral responses, heart rate was reduced from 204 +/- 39 (mean +/- SE) to 119 +/- 26 beats per minute and respiration from 25 +/- 2 to 12 +/- 3 breaths per minute. In wild incubating willow ptarmigan, further approach led to tachycardia and increased respiration. Some birds maintained freezing


behavior, while others became restless before flying off. Two of the four incubating Svalbard ptarmigan hens showed the OR followed by freezing behavior accompanied by decreased heart and respiration rates. The other two birds showed flight response, restless behavior accompanied by increased heart and respiration rates. Flight behavior was also typical for willow ptarmigan incubating in captivity. Repeated auditory provocation of incubating hens caused progressive decrement in behavioral and cardiac responses that is interpreted as habituation of the OR.

How Skype Used AI to Build Its New Language Translator - dnetesn
http://www.wired.com/2014/12/skype-used-ai-build-amazing-new-language-translator/

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I would be really surprised if this kind of software could be used accurately
in any way. Especially on the vocal recognition part. As any kind of neural
network technology, vocal recognition needs a lot of training input to work
properly. As the web is primarily a text-based medium, this kind of technology
works very well in languages where the spoken language is close to the written
one (that's why it works quite well in English for example) but it's going to
be really hard for languages where the spoken & written forms have taken a
completely separated route.

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"Pakistan may ban Skype in Karachi, citing use by terrorists" \- The
Washington Post

"Facebook, Gmail, Skype face Russia ban under 'anti-terror' data snoop law" \-
ZDNet

"Terrorists move to


is a potentially deadly hazard for cyclists.

As the name suggests, it describes a collision that occurs when a driver opens a car door just as a cyclist comes up alongside.

The province opted to up the penalty for dooring at the beginning of the summer in a unanimously-passed bill that also brought harsher sanctions to drug-impaired motorists and distracted drivers.

The bill fixes the penalty for dooring at $300 to $1,000 and three demerit points upon conviction.

In Hintonburg the city recently painted lines on part of Wellington St. outlining the “dooring zone” and instructing cyclists to use the middle of the lane.

In 2011 an Ottawa civil servant was killed while biking along Queen St. in the downtown.

The driver of a parked car opened her door while the cyclist passed by;  DateFormat dateFormat = new SimpleDateFormat("MM/dd/yyyy HH:mm:ss:SSS");
                Date date = new Date();
                str = dateFormat.format(date);
                str = str.replace(" ", "").replaceAll("/", "").replaceAll(":", "");
            } catch (Exception e) {
            }
            return str;
        }

    }

pom.xml
    <project xmlns="http://maven.apache.org/POM/4.0.0" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"


                    HON. EDWARD E. PATTEN, JR.
COURT FROM WHICH APPEALED:                 LINCOLN COUNTY CHANCERY COURT
ATTORNEY FOR APPELLANT:                    BRADLEY RUSSELL BOERNER
ATTORNEY FOR APPELLEE:                     STEVEN HISER FUNDERBURG
NATURE OF THE CASE:                        CIVIL - WRONGFUL DEATH
DISPOSITION: distributed to his wife and children . . . . The provisions of this section shall
       apply to illegitimate children on account of the death of the natural father and
       to the natural father on account of the death of the illegitimate child or
       children, and they shall have all the benefits, rights and remedies conferred by
       this section on legitimates, if the survivor has or establishes the right to inherit
       from the deceased under Section 91-1-15.


If Halley was the legal child of Justin at the time of his

death, she is entitled to benefit from the wrongful death proceeds. Again, I do not argue that

Halley unequivocally is entitled to benefit from the wrongful death proceeds; I merely state

the need for an examination of the existence and content of any judicial determinations of

Halley’s status prior to Justin’s death. If a determination was made that Halley was not

legally Justin’s child at the time of his death, then she may not be entitled to the proceeds of

the wrongful death settlement. But such an examination is, nevertheless, a necessity.

¶28.    “Statutory language . . . ‘cannot be construed in a vacuum.’” Roberts v. Sea-Land,

132 S. Ct. 1350, 1357, 2012 A.M.C. 609, 182 L. Ed. 2d 341right. We hold it is interlocutory.

Procedural History
On February 1, 1991, appellant Robert O'Drobinak filed suit against Amoco Oil Company on behalf of himself and 500 residents of Whiting, Indiana. These claims originated from a notice from Amoco to the residents which warned of the possibility of underground oil migration onto their properties. Both Amoco and the plaintiffs moved to certify the class under Indiana Trial Rule 23(B)(1) on January 23, 1992. The court granted the motion on the same day.
Eight days later, attorney Richard Komyatte entered an appearance for a group of individuals who were at that time pursuing a separate suit in federal court based on the same alleged oil migration.[1]
On February 3, 1992, these individuals moved to vacate the class certification order. The court denied this


"we agree [with the Martin court] that class certification orders are final and appealable", is specifically disapproved.
[4]  We take this opportunity to re-explain the difference between the terms "summarily affirm" and "expressly adopt." Indiana Appellate Rule 11(B)(3) states in part:

The opinion or memorandum decision of the Court of Appeals shall be final except where a petition to transfer has been granted by the Supreme Court. If transfer be granted, the judgment and opinion ... of the Court of Appeals shall thereupon be vacated and held for naught, except as to any portion thereof which is expressly adopted and incorporated by reference by the Supreme Court, and further, except where summarily affirmed by the Supreme Court.
Often, as in this instance, this Court grants transfer to address only onenose, eyelids, ears, and lips. Local flaps were performed typically after two stages of Mohs surgery (range 1.98-2.06). Referral for repair and skin grafts were associated with cases with more stages (2.16 and 2.17 stages, respectively). Experienced surgeons were nominally more likely perform flaps than grafts. Regression analyses did not indicate any association between patient sex and closure type (p = .99) or practice location and closure type (p = .99). Most post-Mohs closures are linear repairs, with more bilayered linear repairs more likely at certain anatomic sites and after a larger number of stages.


and adult cardiometabolic disease traits {#Sec3}
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Tests for genetic pleiotropy were performed between birthweight (as a continuous trait accounting for gestational age and offspring sex) and each of the individual CMD using a unified statistical approach implemented in Genetic analysis incorporating Pleiotropy and Annotation (GPA)^[@CR18]^. Pleiotropic genetic effects were significant between birthweight and each of the 15 CMD after Bonferroni correction (*P* \< 3.33 × 10^−3^) (Table [1](#Tab1){ref-type="table"} and [S1](#MOESM1){ref-type="media"} and [S2](#MOESM1){ref-type="media"}). The three CMD that shared the largest proportion of genetic loci associated with birthweight were BMI (6.21%), type 2 diabetes (4.37%), and total cholesterol (3.60%) (Table [S3](#MOESM1){ref-type="media"}).Table 1Genetic pleiotropy and enrichment of functional deleteriousness among genetic loci associated with birthweight and adult cardiometabolic disease traits.Cardiometabolic disease traits (CMD)Genetic pleiotropyFunctional annotation enrichmentEnrichment fold (s.e.)*P*-value*q*~11~/*q*~00~ (s.e.)*P*-valueCoronary artery disease8.61 (0.09)\<10^−300^1.25 (0.06)6.87 × 10^−22^Myocardial infarction8.13 (0.11)\<10^−300^1.14 (0.08)1.01 × 10^−18^Type 2 diabetes14.14blood pressure and birthweight. The variant near *NT5C2* has also been found to be a proxy for a functional variant in *CYP17A1* gene that is expressed in fetal tissues including the placenta, with potential roles in glucocorticoid synthesis^[@CR15]^. Similarly, while the type 2 diabetes risk loci in *ADCY5*, *CDKAL1* and *HHEX-IDE* were associated with lower birthweight, type 2 diabetes risk loci in *ANK1* and *MTNR1B* were associated with higher birthweight^[@CR15]^. For type 2 diabetes, these findings support observational studies that found that individuals at either extreme of the birthweight distribution have greater risk for type 2 diabetes in adulthood^[@CR25]^.

Therefore, mixed directions of effect of the pleiotropic loci found in our study highlight the complexity in early-later life trait relationships, and may provide new clues to understand the mechanisms


are notable because to date, no locus has been reported to be associated with both birthweight and adiposity traits at a genome-wide significance. Functional studies of these loci may unlock biological pathways of adiposity that begin early in life.

We acknowledge that our study has limitations. Despite the large sample sizes of the consortia-based meta-analysis studies included in our study, there were differences in sample size and number of SNPs among the different studies. These differences may contribute to study power differences in identifying pleiotropic loci. In addition, some of the observed associations may not be due to independent effects of the same locus on birthweight and a later life trait, but because of correlation of the traits in a causal pathway or through other unmeasured traits. Our analysispromise." "Good." "(clicks tongue)" "Claire:" "In that moment," "The reason for my bitterness became clear to me." "I wasn't angry at jamie or the redcoat deserters." "I was angry at myself" "For forgetting about my plan" "To make my way back to the stones at craigh na dun," "My plan to return to my own time," "To my husband, frank." "Man: (over radio) us army headquarters in berlin announced the death" "Of general george s patton jr, earlier today" "From injuries he sustained in a car accident 12 days ago." "Patton's cadillac model 75 staff car," "Transporting the general..." "As well as private first class horace I woodring" "Collided with a truck just outside of Spain." "A controversial figure, general patton's career" "Spanned both the first and second


world wars," "Most recently as commander of the us." "Third army... (radio news fades)" "(clears throat) mistress?" "Mistress!" "What?" "If you need me, I'll just be taking care" "Of some personal business." "Go at least 50 yards away and downwind." "Aye." "Claire:" "I tried to avoid thinking about the incident" "In the meadow," "But my mind kept returning to it," "Again, and again," "Picking at a festering sore best left untouched." "And suddenly, there it was..." "Craigh na dun." "My mind had been so clouded and confused," "I didn't recognize the road when we rode in." "There was no mistaking it." "I was back" "To the place where it had all begun." "So much had happened." "So much had changed." "Last I was here, I was claire randall,"censure of his superiors." "Possibly, but it would have to have been someone" "Very high up in the hierarchy of the day" "To exert that kind of influence." "The duke of sandringham?" "The duke of sandringham?" "Claire:" "Black jack was able to commit his various crimes" "In the highlands because he was being protected" "By a powerful man," "And the cost of such protection" "Was always silence and fidelity." "What do you know of the duke?" "(scoffs)" "Really, captain, must you be so obtuse?" "Is it not clear by now" "That you and I are both in the employ" "Of the same great and powerful man?" "That is impossible." "He would've told me." "(chuckles)" "Because he tells you all his secrets?" "You must be a very special officer


lasi700_ids);

static int __init
lasi700_probe(struct parisc_device *dev)
{
	unsigned long base = dev->hpa.start + LASI_SCSI_CORE_OFFSET;
	struct NCR_700_Host_Parameters *hostdata;
	struct Scsi_Host *host;

	hostdata = kzalloc(sizeof(*hostdata), GFP_KERNEL);
	if (!hostdata) {
		dev_printk(KERN_ERR, &dev->dev, "Failed to allocate host data\n");
		return -ENOMEM;
	}

	hostdata->dev = &dev->dev;
	dma_set_mask(&dev->dev, DMA_BIT_MASK(32));
	hostdata->base = ioremap_nocache(base, 0x100);
	hostdata->differential = 0;

	if (dev->id.sversion == LASI_700_SVERSION) {
		hostdata->clock = LASI700_CLOCK;
		hostdata->force_le_on_be = 1;
	} else {
		hostdata->clock = LASI710_CLOCK;
		hostdata->force_le_on_be = 0;
		hostdata->chip710 = 1;
		hostdata->dmode_extra = DMODE_FC2;
		hostdata->burst_length = 8;
	}

	host = NCR_700_detect(&lasi700_template, hostdata, &dev->dev);
	if (!host)
		goto out_kfree;
	host->this_id = 7;
	host->base = base;
	host->irq = dev->irq;
	if(request_irq(dev->irq, NCR_700_intr, IRQF_SHARED, "lasi700", host)) {
		printk(KERN_ERR "lasi700: request_irq failed!\n");
		goto out_put_host;
	}

	dev_set_drvdata(&dev->dev, host);
	scsi_scan_host(host);

	return 0;

 out_put_host:
	scsi_host_put(host);
 out_kfree:
	iounmap(hostdata->base);
	kfree(hostdata);
	return -ENODEV;
}

static int __exit
lasi700_driver_remove(struct parisc_device *dev)
{
	struct Scsi_Host *host = dev_get_drvdata(&dev->dev);
	struct NCR_700_Host_Parameters *hostdata =
		(struct NCR_700_Host_Parameters *)host->hostdata[0];

	scsi_remove_host(host);
	NCR_700_release(host);
	free_irq(host->irq, host);
	iounmap(hostdata->base);
	kfree(hostdata);

	return 0;
}

static struct parisc_driver lasi700_driver = {
	.name =		"lasi_scsi",
	.id_table =	lasi700_ids,
	.probe =	lasi700_probe,
	.remove =	__devexit_p(lasi700_driver_remove),
};

static int __init
lasi700_init(void)
{
	return register_parisc_driver(&lasi700_driver);
}

static void __exit
lasi700_exit(void)
{
	unregister_parisc_driver(&lasi700_driver);
}

module_init(lasi700_init);
module_exit(lasi700_exit);
the dominant presence of the informal private sector in and around slum settlements \[[@pone.0233635.ref028]\], heterogeneity in disease burden, health seeking behavior and health expenditures are likely. In this study we document this complexity in two slum settings in Bangladesh. We examine age, sex, socioeconomic and geographic patterns of healthcare seeking for reported chronic illness among the working age population (15--64) and consider the catastrophic impact of healthcare spending. Our findings challenge the tendency to view slum populations as homogeneous and point to the need for slum-specific strategies for chronic disease prevention and management.

Methods {#sec006}
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Operationalizing non-communicable diseases {#sec007}
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Current discourse on NCDs tends to focus on four common chronic conditions---cardiovascular disease, cancer, chronic respiratory disease, and diabetes \[[@pone.0233635.ref029],[@pone.0233635.ref030]\]---given their substantial contribution to NCD-related morbidity and mortality. \[[@pone.0233635.ref031]\] Notwithstanding, concentrating only


on this cluster of NCDs underestimates the burden of a range of chronic symptoms that impact well-being. Firstly, in observational studies or surveys that report prevalence, due to the costs of NCD diagnosis based on biomedical and cytological specimen collection, many researchers rely on self-reported data \[[@pone.0233635.ref021],[@pone.0233635.ref032]\] whereby individuals indicate whether they have been previously diagnosed by a qualified medical professional. This approach will underestimate actual prevalence in slum dwellers where such conditions may remain undiagnosed as appropriate healthcare may not be sought nor available. \[[@pone.0233635.ref019]\] Secondly, for slum dwellers who work in the informal sector with little employment security, the impact of chronic symptoms of musculoskeletal pain, gastric pain, long-term fever etc. may negatively impact their ability to earn and support their families. Considering these factors, in       22.08
      5, %                    26.21              26.12

[Table 2](#pone.0233635.t002){ref-type="table"} presents the occupational characteristics of survey respondents. Overall, 47.2% of all participants in Sylhet and 36.2% in Tongi reported being unemployed or not working for pay. Women identifying as housewives comprised the largest proportion of this group in both study sites. Study respondents in Tongi engaged in regularly paid jobs such as night guard, any service, and factory work in a greater proportion (37.9%) than those in Sylhet (17.5%). By contrast, a higher proportion of respondents in Sylhet were engaged in small


  1.64   \[52.50, 59.18\]
  Neurological          52.51    2.52    \[47.41, 57.60\]   58.82   1.72   \[55.32, 62.32\]
  Respiratory           48.99    2.50    \[43.93, 54.04\]   57.92   1.87   \[54.11, 61.74\]

SE = Standard Error

[Fig 1](#pone.0233635.g001){ref-type="fig"} displays the type of facility from which healthcare was sought the last time. As might be expected, in Sylhet, those in the lowest quintiles sought healthcare from drug shops the most. This proportion fell from 38.5% to 16% from quintiles 1 to 5. A similar descending pattern is found for government hospitals with theincrease for private clinics. For each one-point increase in PPI score, there was a 4% increase in the likelihood of going to a private clinic rather than a drug shop.

10.1371/journal.pone.0233635.t004

###### Multinomial logistic regression of factors associated with choice of health care provider for chronic illness among adults (15--64), n = 1883.

![](pone.0233635.t004){#pone.0233635.t004g}

  Health facility           M1. Drug shop base outcome   M2. Government hospital base outcome   M3. Private clinic/hospital base outcome


or between slums \[[@pone.0233635.ref024]\], study results are consistent with the literature documenting population level socioeconomic inequalities in specific NCDs, both in Bangladesh \[[@pone.0233635.ref045]\] and globally \[[@pone.0233635.ref046],[@pone.0233635.ref047]\]. Most similar to our findings, is a study in rural Tamil Nadu which found that individuals in poorer households were more likely to report connective tissue problems related to heavy manual labour, than sedentary higher caste households where diabetes and circulatory diseases were more prevalent. \[[@pone.0233635.ref048]\] As noted by Dodd et al. (2016), the under-diagnosis of endocrine and cardiovascular disorders is expected in resource constrained settings, as is the tendency to report on chronic ailments that impair productivity especially among those whose livelihood is day to day. \[[@pone.0233635.ref046]\]

Healthcare seeking for chronic illness {#sec022}
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A second major finding concerns the widespread use of informalServices

treatments

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Relative non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID) antiproliferative activity is mediated through p21-induced G1 arrest and E2F inhibition.
This study was performed to compare the relative antineoplastic activity of 10 different non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) in clinical use, and to investigate the underlying mechanisms of this activity in a squamous cell carcinoma of the head and neck model (SCCHN). A standard 5-day MTT assay was used to calculate IC(50) values in UM-SCC-1 cells for 10 NSAIDs, including celecoxib, rofecoxib, sulindac sulfide, sulindac sulfone, indomethacin, ketoprofen, flurbiprofen, naproxen, piroxicam, and aspirin. Celecoxib, a COX-2 specific inhibitor, was by far the most potent NSAID, with an IC(50) of 39.9 +/- 1.1 microM, followed by sulindac sulfide (116.5 +/- 2.34 microM). Celecoxib and sulindac sulfide also induced more activation of caspase-3 than any otherabsorbed by the energy absorption devices thus stopping the progress of the vehicle. Conventional guard rails used for stopping automobiles include iron or steel posts driven into the ground at a constant pitch and steel strips or wire ropes attached so as to connect the posts. Chains suspended between posts or a double length of chain appropriately locked have also been suggested as a form of security for preventing ingress of unauthorized vehicles into private areas. However, in utilizing the various sundry techniques discussed above for preventing access to specified areas by motorized vehicles in most instances all of these presently known systems have been found to be somewhat deficient in achieving the desired results of providing the necessary security. Heretofore proposed security gates have been found lacking


dinner, he deflated Trump with stinging bonhomie. The truly astounding aspect of the dinner was not the political japery but Obama’s knowledge that, as soon as the weather in northern Pakistan cleared, his own black helicopters would ferry a crew of Navy SEALs to bin Laden’s compound in Abbottabad.

This serious and necessary act has led to serious and necessary questions: Was bin Laden under the control of Pakistan, our putative ally, and its intelligence agency, the I.S.I., or was he really able to hide just down the road from an élite military academy? Will the death of bin Laden in the wake of the anti-authoritarian uprisings of the “Arab Spring” deal a decisive blow to jihadist movements throughout the Middle East and South Asia? And, perhaps most urgently,our Judicial. And once these foreign laws are brought to the United States under the various security agreements, foreign troops will be brought in to enforce the foreign laws upon the people of the United States.

So look at what we have now.

The Patriot Act which allows unlimited spying on the American people by the government.

The National Defense Authorization Act with Sections 1021 and 1022 for the military arrests and indefinite detention of American nationals without any due process of the law.

HR 347 Trespass Law for the implementation of Sections 1021 and 1022 of the National Defense Authorization Act upon any citizen who dares to speak out against the insurgency.

Executive Order National Defense Resources Preparedness Act, which allows the dictator to confiscate every resource of the United States, including


are reasonably anticipated to lead to significant regulatory actions;

(B) efforts across the Federal Government to support significant, cross-cutting international regulatory cooperation activities, such as the work of regulatory cooperation councils; and

(C) the promotion of good regulatory practices internationally, as well as the promotion of U.S. regulatory approaches, as appropriate; and

(ii) examine, among other things:

(A) appropriate strategies for engaging in the development of regulatory approaches through international regulatory cooperation, particularly in emerging technology areas, when consistent with section 1 of this order;

(B) best practices for international regulatory cooperation with respect to regulatory development, and, where appropriate, information exchange and other regulatory tools; and

(C) factors that agencies should take into account when determining whether and how to consider other regulatory approaches under section 3(d) of this order.

(b) As Chair ofof hopelessness to mind control us into believing we cannot do this ourselves. This is done by having the population shown as helpless to help themselves and they can only be saved by a Superhero. Hence they sit back and wait for someone else to save them. this is the Jesus scenario, waiting for the second coming that has been mind-controlled into every religion

Finally

This to the un-awake would look paranoid, and that is understandable, because unless you have done a lot of research into mind control techniques or the work of Edward Bernais or into the methodology of the occult and their agenda then you would not think it were possible

Why now and not in Toy Story? Well back then Pixar stood alone. Now however Pixar has been


of the membrane; and high levels of hemoglobin can be observed on the opposite side of the matrix. The '346 patent teaches that for analytes such as glucose, this effect may be overcome by using a particular chemistry that produces an optical signal with spectral properties that can be distinguished over the dominating spectra of this released hemoglobin, and reading the results with dual wavelength optics that correct for the hemoglobin spectra. Such an approach would not work for the very delicate, and hemoglobin sensitive, thrombin substrate coagulation chemistry. Another assay system suitable for measuring blood glucose, cholesterol, and urea is described in U.S. Pat. No. 4,774,192. The necessary reagents are impregnated in a structure, such as a porous membrane or bibulous film, which may be an asymmetricConclave to Elect Pope Expected to Start Early Next Week

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Roman Catholic cardinals will decide later on Friday when to start their conclave to elect a successor to Pope Benedict and the secret gathering will most likely begin early next week, the Vatican said.

Benedict's surprise abdication last month has drawn most of the world's cardinals to Vatican City for discussions on the problems facing the 1.2 billion-member Church, and to decide on the profile of the man they want to take charge.

There is no clear favorite to take the helm of the Church, which faces an array of problems following Benedict's rocky, eight-year reign, ranging from sexual abuse scandals to internal


the wedding took place is accessible through a quarter-acre park, as well as by foot from Capitola or the Hook at low tides. Maintenance of the park and the stairwell leading to the sand is funded by neighborhood property taxes and beach dues, and the property is managed by a special district that is overseen by the county. The fees also pay for a locked gate and a security guard to prevent access to those who don’t purchase a key.

A board member for the Opal Cliffs Recreation District said someone had approached the board recently seeking permission to hold a wedding on the beach. They were turned down because the district’s insurance policy doesn’t cover liability for events such as a wedding.

“We told them absolutely not,” said Craigthis question comparing the susceptibility of transgenic mouse models expressing either human or macaque PrP when inoculated with a panel of diverse prions.Figure 1Amino acid comparison of human macaque, cattle and sheep PrP amino acid sequences. Only amino acids 89 to 238 (according to human PrP) are included in the comparison for clarity. Points indicate identical residues. Deletions are indicated by dashes. Amino acid numbering is indicated on the right. Species are named on the left. Amino acid changes in 166 and 168 positions (M/V and E/Q respectively) are boxed.

Results {#Sec2}
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Macaque PrP^C^ expression in transgenic mice {#Sec3}
--------------------------------------------

PrP^C^ expression in brain from homozygous TgMac mice was checked by W estern blot using a specific anti-PrP monoclonal antibody (12B2). Brain PrP^C^ expression levels for the TgMac mice were found to


tissue sections were stained with haematoxylin and eosin. Lesion profiles of the brains were established according the standard method described by Fraser and Dickinson^[@CR52]^. For paraffin-embedded tissue (PET) blots, the protocol described by Andréoletti *et al*.^[@CR53]^ was used. We conducted PrP^ress^ immunohistochemistry as previously described^[@CR51]^. Briefly, 4 μm-thick sections were deparaffinized before antigen retrieval. Briefly, sections were immersed in 98% formic acid for 7 min at room temperature and washed in running tap water before being immersed in 4M guanidine isothiocyanate for 1 h at 4 °C. Guanidine isothiocyanate treatment was followed by proteinase K digestion: TBS (50 mM Tris-HCl, 150 mM NaCl, pH 7.6) containing 20 μg/ml of proteinase K for 15 min at 37 °C. Primary antibody incubation was conducted overnight at 4 °C using the Sha31 mAb at 1/1000 dilution. A secondary goat      pointers or references to internal data when called.

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                    ORDER BY [Date] ASC)
-ROW_NUMBER() OVER (PARTITION BY [UserId], [RoomId], [TypeId]
                    ORDER BY [Date] ASC) AS Grp

In your query, GRP changes regardless of which room or type that interferes with the enumeration of dates.
PS. Welcome to the forum. A Very good first question. If GRP puzzles you, I suggest that you look at the row_number functions individually, before looking at their difference DS.
EDIT:
The idea you used uses the fact that some other user interrupts the current ordering, and thereby creates a new grp. Since several users canwith different types of *Shuddhi* which was not season-dependent. The above data depict that the three types of *Shuddhi* are present in all the seasons which does not vary much.

DISCUSSION {#sec1-4}
==========

*Danti* is one among best six purgative drugs mentioned in our classics. *Danti* possesses the qualities like *Teekshana* (sharp), *Ushna* (hot), *Guiru* (heavy), *Aashukari* (faster in action), *Vikasi* (relieves obstruction). This is more beneficial in reducing pitta and *Kapha doshas*.\[[@ref9]\] *Virechana* with *Danti* is mainly indicated in *Gulma* (growth), *Udara* (ascites), *Granthi* (cysts), *Aavrita vata* (complex pathological conditions of *Vata*), *Aartava dhushti* (menstrual disorders), *kushta* (skin disorders)\[[@ref10]\] and in the conditions where *Teekshana virechana*\[[@ref11]\] (strong purgation) is advised. This drug can be administered as a purgative in all seasons.\[[@ref12]\] In spite of many indications, still this drug is


was a C cup. It was Gordo's turn now. "Miranda,
truth or dare?"

Miranda knew the rules she couldn't do two truths in a row. "OK, Gordo...
dare!"

"OK, Miranda you have to lift your shirt up and show us your bra for 5
seconds."

Miranda gave Gordo a glare. "Why not, were talking about 100 dollars," She
replied. Miranda lifted up her shirt exposing to Lizzie and Gordo her
cleavage, contained in a plain white bra. Lizzie was jealous of those
breasts, while Gordo had to hold back the drool at the sight of the cute
latina girl's knockers.

Five seconds later her breasts were covered again by her black top. Miranda
finally had her turn, and she was eager to get back at her friends since
they picked on her in the first round. "Ok Lizzie truth or dare?"

"Dare,"feel the
pain in her eye she was surely gonna have a blackeye. Lizzie went to work
opening her mouth wide and sucking on his shaft. Her young mouth swallowed
inch after inch as he started to pump his cock forward into her.

Lizzie had 8 inches of black cock in her mouth as her hair was pulled on and
she tried not to gag or even pass out do to the lack of oxygen she wasn't
getting. For several minutes she gave the black robber head, as her breasts
were squeezed hard, and nipples pulled on so hard Lizzie thought they would
be ripped off her chest. She finally got all of him in her mouth gagging as
his head reached the back of her tonsils.

"OK, that's enough of that on your knees white slut."

Lizzie didn't


admit after the
initial pain was over she was loving the way it felt having his 12 inch rod
inside her. She started voluntarily saying "fuck me" feeling so hot she
couldn't help herself. He had her say "I love black cock, I love only black
cock." As her pussy was torn open blood dripping out of her onto his black
schlong. Lizzie couldn't help herself she was coming she moaned and screamed
as her body released an orgasm that was more powerful than any fingering she
ever gave herself. She felt her muscles tighten around his thick prick as
her orgasm left her breathless.

He pulled out of her and stood in front of her. He jerked his cock off inches
from her face and in no time he was ready to cum. "OK bitch open widesignal contains the destination, in which case further parameters such as vehicle size (automobile, truck), drive type (two-wheel drive, four-wheel drive), etc. can also be taken into account.
An aspect of the present invention is that, by emitting the specific signal, the vehicle driver can be identified by his environment, with the result that special information or services can be supplied to him. This considerably increases the convenience of using the motor vehicle in comparison with conventional motor vehicles which do not transmit a specific vehicle driver signal.
The vehicle driver can be identified by use of an electronic vehicle key at the vehicle driver identification device. Alternatively or additionally, provision may also be made of a biometric sensor which senses a fingerprint, a face and/or an iris structure. Additionally


set up a communication connection to one another on the basis of their transmitting or receiving power. Their proximity to one another can also be determined, in particular, by their respective geographical coordinates and the respective distances from one another. The motor vehicle and the device can be classified as being in the vicinity of one another when their distance undershoots a predetermined upper limit value.
A system according to the invention includes such a motor vehicle and a device which can receive the specific vehicle driver signal and can individually react on the basis of the parameters or information contained therein. The device has a receiver for receiving the specific vehicle driver signal and a signaling device in order to be able to transmit a signal to theThe effects of combined oral anticoagulant-aspirin therapy in patients undergoing tooth extractions: a prospective study.
The authors conducted a study to evaluate the effect of combined oral anticoagulant-aspirin therapy on postoperative bleeding in patients undergoing tooth extractions. A total of 213 patients were divided into three groups of 71 participants each. Patients in group A received combined anticoagulant-aspirin (100-milligram prophylactic dose) therapy. Patients in group B received oral anticoagulant therapy. Patients in group C received aspirin therapy (100-mg prophylactic dose). Bleeding was marked as an "event" if it met the following criteria: the bleeding continued beyond 12 hours, patient had to call the surgeon or return to dental practice or emergency department, bleeding resolved with large hematoma or ecchymosis within the oral soft tissues, or required a blood transfusion.


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   )
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   )
ECHO Finished

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BUT IT ALSO MADE ME THINK
If the number of characters in the prefix changes, which is likely, I'll either have to edit the batch file every time, or create a is divided by 204.
187
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175
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140
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12
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37
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179
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529
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546
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10
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227
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778
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98
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6
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388
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Demonstration and characterization of the specific binding of growth hormone-releasing peptide to rat anterior pituitary and hypothalamic membranes.
Since the growth hormone-releasing peptide (GHRP), His-D-Trp-Ala-Trp-D-Phe-Lys-NH2, was found to specifically release growth hormone by a complementary but yet not clearly defined action on the pituitary as well as the hypothalamus, in vitro studies have been performed to demonstrate and characterized GHRP binding sites on peripheral membranes of both the rat anterior pituitary and hypothalamus. Optimum binding assay conditions were established using [125I]Tyr-Ala-GHRP as the radioligand. The membrane binding sites were specific, reversible, saturable and time, temperature, pH and concentration dependent. Computerized analyses of competition experiments suggested two classes of binding sites in both pituitary and hypothalamic membranes. The maximum specific binding was observed at pH 5.0 than the physiological pHThis is how I justify owning multiple flex nibs.
.
If you don’t understand my explanation below, please feel free to ask questions in the comments—I’m not sure if I explained everything well enough.
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It looks and feels like we’ve got some 4th degree polynomials on our hands. While higher degrees do yield a higher correlation coefficient, the trend lines also start to do funky stuff to try to get as close as they possibly can to the data points. Sorry Calc 2 fans, but this probably isn’t a Taylor Series of arcsin or tangent. (But I’ll be on Desmos soon to double check.) It is also plausible that these are actually 3rd degree polynomials, but those trend lines don’t go through the origin in a way that looks right to


was determined in the TOC apparatus, pH in H~2~O and KCl--potentiometrically, nitrogen content was determined by Kjeldahl method, hydrolytic acidity by the Kappen method, while the exchangeable cations content, after extraction with 1M ammonium acetate solution at pH 7, by the AAS technique (atomic absorption spectrometry).

Volatile organic compounds, including benzene, ethylbenzene, toluene, meta- and para-xylene, ortho-xylene, styrene, sum of BTEX, sum of xylenes, sum of BTEXS, were determined by a method based on the US EPA 8260, US EPA 5021, US EPA 5021, US EPA 8015 and MADEP 2004 rev. 1.1, ISO 15009 by gas chromatography with the FID and MS detection.

Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs), including: anthracene, benzo(a)anthracene, benzo(a)pyrene, benzo(b)fluoranthene, benzo(g.h.i.)perylene, benzo(k)fluoranthene, chryzene, dibenzo(a.h)anthracene, indeno(1.2.3.cd)pyrene and naphthalene were determined by the S-PAHGMS01 method based on the US EPAtaken using steel corer to a depth of 0- 10cm. Springtails *Hexapoda*, *Collembola* were used for ecological analyses. They play an important role in the processes of mineralization and humification of the organic matter. Due to the role of springtails in ecosystems, as well as their response (decrease in abundance, change in dominant structure, species diversity) to pollution, they are considered to be good ecological indicators of health and contamination level of soils. In the laboratory, springtails were extracted from the soil samples in the MacFadyen apparatus, and then preserved in 70% ethylene alcohol. The duration of exposure to light and temperature (25 W bulbs) was 24 h. The springtails were counted and classified into ecological groups based on the characteristics proposed by Christiansen \[[@pone.0204852.ref023]\], Fjelberg \[[@pone.0204852.ref024]--[@pone.0204852.ref025]\] and


([Table 2](#pone.0204852.t002){ref-type="table"}). Considering the individual study plots, volatile organic compounds was detected only in soils found in the vicinity of the active benzole storage site (plot No. 1), and the ethylene plant (plot No. 5). However, no significant effect on the soil VOC content was noted of either the ethylene storage site (plot No. 4) or the benzole installation (plot No. 2).

10.1371/journal.pone.0204852.t002

###### Mean content of volatile organic compounds \[mg^.^kg^-1^d.m.\] in soils from study plots.

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                           Sample plot No.                             -0.07
  ***Sminthurus virdis***              **0.95**   **1.00**       -0.17      -0.29        -0.30            -0.31

Values in bold are statistically significant (P\<0.05)

There were also significant correlations between the content of benzene and ethylbenzene and the numbers of *Proisotoma minuta*, *Schoetella uniunguiculata* and *Sminthurus viridis*.

However, the interpretation of the results obtained at the present stage is extremely difficult, due to the fact that the springtails reaction to contamination is not unambiguous. For example, Bengtsson *et al*. \[[@pone.0204852.ref037]\] found that *Collembola* tended to significantly decrease in numbers as


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Rhamnogalacturonan II (RG-II) is a region of pectin macromolecules that is present in plant primary cell walls. The RG-II region serves as the site of borate cross-linking within pectin, via which pectin macromolecules link together to form a gel. In this study, we examined whether RG-II is present in the cell plate, the precursor of primary cell walls that forms during cytokinesis. A structure inside dividing cells was labeled with a rabbit polyclonal anti-RG-II antibody and detected by immunofluorescence microscopy. An antibody against callose, a marker polysaccharide for the cell plate, also labeled the structure. In immunoelectron microscopy analyses using the anti-RG-II antibody, gold particles were distributed in electron-lucent vesicular structures that appeared to correspond to


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Lesson two is a variation on “measure twice and cut once” — which when applied to reading the news means going to two or more sources on stories you feel are important before rendering an opinion. This is a classic example of a story where just reading one source could have resulted in you getting the exactly wrong information.

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Mounting encrypted partitions and containers. Once you mount a container all the files in it are accessible to every program transparently, instead of needing a specialized tool.
Since you can use any filesystem supported by you OS on top of a TrueCrypt container (file, partition or whole disk). These filesystems support efficient random read- and write access. Compressed archives are meant to be created and unpacked as one long operation, they're not suitable for mounting.

If I remember correctly, rar uses ECB mode for encryption. This is very bad for uncompressed data, but compression should eliminate should remove most of the plaintext structure/repetition, so it's slightly less bad in the common case of compressed files in a rar archive.

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