The Korea Herald reports that a young man of European heritage from Brazil has had plastic surgery so that he might look Korean. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

He goes by the obliquely Asian internet-name of Xiahn.

Cosmetic procedures, such as silicone implants, lip surgery or other augmentations, are nothing unusual in Brazil. But the 25-year-old man went a step further to transform himself into Asian-looking man by making alterations to his eyes. Xiahn, who asked not to be named to protect his family from Internet scrutiny, underwent 10 surgical procedures on his eyes, along with other less-invasive procedures, which cost him around $3,100. He also began wearing contact lenses to change his eye color. Originally blue-eyed with blonde hair, he became interested in having plastic surgery after spending some time as an exchangebypass exhaust ports of the motor. The muffler includes an elastomeric member and a blocking member with the blocking member having a pressure relief mechanism.
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BAKERSFIELD, Calif. — Former CFL star Lawrence Phillips has been charged with murder in the death of his cellmate at a Central California prison.

Phillips is suspected of killing 37-year-old Damion Soward at Kern Valley State Prison in April. Officials determined Soward was strangled. Soward is the cousin of former USC and Toronto Argonauts receiver R. Jay Soward.

The Kern County district attorney’s office says Phillips, 40, faces a first-degree murder charge.

Phillips was once one of U.S. college football’s top players at Nebraska. He played for the St. Louis Rams, Miami Dolphins and San Francisco 49ers during a three-year NFL career.

Phillips ran for 1,022 yards and 13 TDs with Montreal in 2002, helping the Alouettes win the Grey Cup that year. He was released during training camp in ’03 forHow will injuries screw up this year's All-NBA ballots? Which guards will get snubbed? And how many Warriors will make it? The Crossover examines the biggest All-NBA debates as the season winds down.

March Madness has arrived, signaling the heart of the NBA’s dog days. With less than a month left in the regular season and a third of the league already in tank mode, let’s pass the time by examining five key questions that will frame the upcoming debates over the 2018 All-NBA teams.

Note: A panel of media members selects three All-NBA teams compromised of two guards, two forwards and one center for each team. Voters are instructed to select players “at the position they play regularly,” allowing some wiggle room for tweeners. If a player receives votes


led to a tilted playing field. Only on the 2016 All-NBA ballot, for example, could DeAndre Jordan be held up as one of the league’s top five players while the likes of Kevin Durant and Chris Paul, Jordan’s more deserving Clippers teammate at the time, be bumped to the Second Team.

This year’s biggest First Team glut is at the forward spot, where LeBron James, Anthony Davis, Giannis Antetokounmpo and Durant are all worthy First Team selections. While a healthy Leonard would have made this an even more crowded mix, Cousins’s injury helps ease the log jam. Davis has played nearly half of his minutes this season as the Pelicans' center, per NBAwowy.com, and voters plugged him in as the All-NBA First Team center last year.

In 2018, voters will---
abstract: 'We determine the exact dynamics of an initial Bardeen-Cooper-Schrieffer (BCS) state of ultra-cold atoms in a deep hexagonal optical lattice. The dynamical evolution is triggered by a quench of the lattice potential, such that the interaction strength $U_f$ is much larger than the hopping amplitude $J_f$. The quench initiates collective oscillations with frequency ${\vert U_f \vert}/(2\pi)$ in the momentum occupation numbers and imprints an oscillating phase with the same frequency on the BCS order parameter $\Delta$. The oscillation frequency of $\Delta$ is not reproduced by treating the time evolution in mean-field theory. In our theory, the momentum noise (i.e. density-density) correlation functions oscillate at frequency ${\vert U_f \vert}/2\pi$ as well as at its second harmonic. For a very deep lattice, with zero tunneling energy, the oscillations of


per unit cell as defined in Fig. \[fig:lattice\](a). The interaction strength is given by $U<0$, while $J>0$ and $J'>0$ denote the hopping strengths between nearest and next-nearest neighbours, respectively. For a spin-balanced gas the chemical potential $\mu$ of the two species is equal. Finally, [$$\begin{aligned}
    \epsilon_{k}(J) &= -J{\left( 1+e^{-i{\mathbf{k}} \cdot {\mathbf{e}}_1}+e^{-i{\mathbf{k}} \cdot {\mathbf{e}}_3} \right)} \equiv {\vert \epsilon_k \vert} e^{i\phi_k}\\
    \epsilon'_k(J')&=-2J'\Big[\cos{\left( {\mathbf{k}}\cdot {\mathbf{e}}_1 \right)}+ \cos{\left( {\mathbf{k}}\cdot  {\mathbf{e}}_2  \right)}+\cos{\left( {\mathbf{k}}\cdot  {\mathbf{e}}_3  \right)}\Big]{\,\text{,}}\end{aligned}$$]{} where ${\mathbf{e}}_3={\mathbf{e}}_1+{\mathbf{e}}_2$. All operators obey fermionic anticommutation relations, e.g. $\{a_{p,C},a_{k,D}^\dagger\}=\delta_{pk}\delta_{CD}$. While the Fermi-Hubbard model is based on the lattice space Hamiltonian, given in App. \[timeEvolCalc\], the above momentum space one is obtained by using the Fourier transforms from Eq. \[fourier\].

![(color online) (a) Sketch of the honeycomb lattice with unit vectors ${\mathbf{e}}_1=(a,0)^T$analytically confirmed by evaluating $P_{k,\gamma}(t)$ using the Lie first-order approximation for the Hamiltonian [$$\begin{aligned}
    \exp{\left( itH(J_f,U_f) \right)}&=\exp{\left( itH_J \right)} \exp{\left( itH_U \right)} +\mathcal O(t^2){\,\text{,}}\end{aligned}$$]{} instead of the Suzuki second-order approximation from Eq. \[suzuki\]. We obtain the same time evolution as for $J_f=J_f'=0$, because the hopping part of the Hamiltonian $H_J$ commutes with the observable $a_{k,\gamma}^\dag a_{k,\gamma}$. Therefore $P_{k,\gamma}(t)$ and $P_2(t)$ are independent of $J_f$ and $J_f'$ and hence $\mathcal P_2(t)$ does not have a contribution linear in time.

The quadratic approximation for $\mathcal P_2(t)$ agrees well with the exact $\mathcal P_2(t)$ for the first few oscillations. Afterwards terms of cubic and higher order in time are important. We, however, do not expect the Suzuki approximation in Eq. \[suzuki\] to be valid in that regime. An estimate for its


$\Delta_\infty$ equals the order parameter of the BCS ground state of the final Hamiltonian. In other words, our and the BdG models make different predictions for the oscillation frequency as well as the average value.

We note that Eq. \[tEvolGap\] is valid for an infinitely fast ramp of the lattice depth and found to be true for one dimensional, square and honeycomb lattices. In contrast, we expect that the BdG simulations of Ref. [@scott_rapid_2012] are only valid for slow quenches to interaction strengths, that are not too large and do not lead to high energy excitations. For fast quenches, on the other hand, we trust our calculations. In summary, even though the two simulations are similar in spirit, they are complementing each other by exploring different quench regimes.

Time evolution of the   e^{-itH_J/2}a_{k,\gamma}e^{itH_J/2}&=e^{it\nu_{k,\gamma}/2} a_{k,\gamma}\label{hoppPhase}{\,\text{,}}\end{aligned}$$]{} where $\nu_{k,\gamma}$ is the same as $\epsilon_{k,\gamma}$, but now evaluated at $J_f$ and $J_f'$. From Eq. \[hoppPhase\] we see that the hopping part of the Hamiltonian simply multiplies each of the operators with a phase. By evaluating the expectation values in Eq. \[finTEvol\] in the same way as in Sec. \[timeEvolCalc0\] we obtain Eq. \[tEvol\] with the definitions from Eqs. \[finJIk\] and \[finJD\].

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![(color online) Quadratic coefficient $c_{\rm 1D}$, quantifying the damping of the oscillations of the momentum occupation $P_{k=0}(t)$, as a function of temperature for $U_f=-5J_i$, $J_f=0.02{\vert U_f \vert}$ and a filling fraction of 1/3. Different curves show $c_{\rm 1D}$ for different values of $U_i$ as indicated in the legend above the figure. We use exact diagonalization with 6 lattice


of temperatures $0<k_BT<10J_i$ and tight binding parameters from Fig. 4.

These numerical calculations are based on exact diagonalization of the lattice-space Hamiltonian, introduced in App. \[timeEvolCalc\]. In the following we briefly describe the procedure. First, we determine the matrix form of the initial Hamiltonian $H_i=H(J_i,J_i',U_i)$ in a complete set of Fock basis functions with fixed and equal number of spin-up and spin-down fermions. Next, we numerically diagonalize $H_i$ obtaining eigenvalues $E^{(i)}$ and eigenfunctions $|\psi^{(i)}\rangle$. Expectation values of an observable $\mathcal O$ with respect to initial states in thermal equilibrium at temperature $T$ are given by $$\begin{aligned}
                {\left\langle \mathcal O \right\rangle}&=\frac{1}{Z}\sum_l \exp{\left( -E^{(i)}_l/(k_BT) \right)} {\left\langle \psi^{(i)}_l|\mathcal O |\psi^{(i)}_l \right\rangle} \label{eq:observable_time_evolution}{\,\text{,}}\\
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What is the closest to -160/3 in 2/11, -0.09, -0.4?
-0.4
What is the nearest to -0.1 in -1, 0.5, -17, 2/13?
2/13
What is the nearest to 0.2 in 2, 1/3, 0?
1/3
What is the closest to -0.04 in -1/2, -5, 1?
-1/2
What is the closest to 1/2 in 1, 24, 2?
1
Which is the nearest to 1?  (a) 1  (b) 5  (c) 1536
a
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-0.4
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-0.5
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-1/5
What is the nearest to 3 in 3, -44, -1, 4?
3
Which is the closest to 14?  (a) -1.5  (b) 4  (c) -1.9
b
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the nearest to 0.2 in 3, -1, -7, 1/4?
1/4
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c
What is the nearest to 1 in 0.2, -0.3, 2, -1?
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b
Which is the closest to 0.5?  (a) 2/3  (b) -4/3  (c) -7
a
Which is the closest to -1?  (a) 0  (b) 0.2  (c) -0.5  (d) -0.3
c
Which is the closest to -2/7?  (a) -1/4  (b) 1/11  (c) -1/2  (d) -6/17
a
What is the closest to 0.11 in 4, -34, 10?
4
What is the closest to -0.5 in -0.2, 2, 5, 3/2?
-0.2
What is the nearest to -4 in -2/17, 3, -2, 2?
-2
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0.4
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-1/7
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-2/5
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4
Which is the closest to 7?  (a) 1  (b) -14  (c) 0.2
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What is the closest to 0 in 2/15, 3/2, 5, -1?
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b
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would jump from the front display to the large central display seamlessly.

Apps that don’t support the feature will open up in the middle of the display without scaling and will need to be relaunched. This is pretty janky effect, and seeing as most developers are playing ball, we really want to be on the right side of history here.

Getting started – emulating foldable devices

The first thing you need to do is download yourself a copy of Android Studio 3.5 Canary 13 and create a new virtual device with Android Q Beta and a folding form factor. This will let you test your app to see how it handles being folded in half. Once you have Android Studio, you can get everything you need through the AVD Manager asyou recognize a friend when you see one?" " I think so." " Billy Canton, a friend." " Stop it, Dracula." " What is your name?" " Amanda Sue Bradley." "Mandy!" "This is not a good place for you." " Have not you ever been hungry?" " I'm so hungry." " I am ..." " Give the girl something to eat." "Hamburger?" "For hamburger." "But the house offers, does not this guy." "Sit down here and ..." " Maybe I can help you." "OK?" " OK." "People have lost their confidence." "We belong together." " What do you want to drink?" " A soda, please." " I gotta call." " There." "North Dakota services, thank you." "Does not exist, therefore, Sledge, Harvey, or Wanda?" " Is it successful?"


I had some and Jean." "He was as a sister." "I loved him." "I remember once, when me and Billy we purchased an apartment and ..." " Wait." "Do you purchase an apartment?" " I did not want to live in his car." "He had a job." "Or he would empty the stores ..." " You did not say that the other one said." " What is it?" "We need to show that you were trying to get rid of him." "I tried." "As soon as I would have gotten point is in order, I would have gone." "Listen to me now." "This is important." "If we can not to prove that you were trying to leave ..." "What about the first evening Hornessa?" "You could ignore him."children and explain to them." " Too late." "You ..." "Maybe you could try to find your mother." "My mother?" "He threw me out!" "He threw me out!" "Help me!" "Love me!" "Mandy, I'm sorry." "Really sorry." "Okay ..." "Okay!" " No, Buddy." " He is a child." "He has 15" " How can you blame him for adulthood?" " This is not shoplifting." "This is a brutal murder." "Do we lay him just stand in the corner for a moment?" " He did not do it." " Say it with Annie Meacham ille." " There was a man." "The knife was his." " It was Amanda's fingerprints." " You know as well as I ..." " Buddy, you need to know something." "Documents;" "when they brought him


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“What we have here,” Velvel explained, “is a bunch of unregenerate capitalists, who think that nothing else is important except trying to make as much as they can conceivably get away with. As with the oil companies and the investments banks, huge profit margins and scores of millions annually for their chairmen and CEOs isn’t enough for them. They want more. Always more. Nothing else matters to them. The pipes (transmission) companies are no different.”

Velvel pointed out, “The average guy can’t be published in a newspaper, and cannot afford the money to pay to be on radio or television.


consequences of abandoning Internet Neutrality would be “devastating.” “Innovation would be stifled, competition limited, and access to information restricted. Choice and the free market would be sacrificed to the interests of a few corporate executives.”

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Jeb Bush is going to get fat again. This is a near-scientific certainty of which Bush is apparently unaware. Instead, Bush seems to believe that he has discovered a brilliant new weight-loss method, “The Paleo Diet,” which has changed his life for the better. “It’s really working,” Al Cardenas, a longtime Bush friend, tells Michael Barbaro. Spoiler: It’s not working.

Now, it is true that Bush has lost an enormous amount of weight. But there are several reasons why he is bound to gain it back. First, diets in general don’t work, which is why there are so many of them. People go on new diets constantly, the diet eventually fails, and they look for a new one. Barbaro


indeed describes the many diets Bush has tried through his life, always convinced that This Time Is Different.

Second, the Paleo diet, which presumes that our bodies are designed to consume the kinds of food eaten by our hunter-gatherer ancestors, is a particularly stupid diet. It’s based on pseudoscience.

Third, Bush can’t take this very long. It is true that he has lost a lot of weight while on the Paleo diet. But he has not lost weight because of the Paleo diet. He has lost weight because he is starving himself. “I am always hungry,” Bush tells Barbaro. Right, a diet based on being hungry all the time can work for a limited period of time, but eventually, you will give it up. You can lose weight by changingbe (-2)/(-2) + v + 1. Suppose 145 = -b*q + 5*q. What is the remainder when q is divided by 15?
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Let u(j) = j**3 + 4*j**2 - 2*j + 3. Let h be u(-4). Let o = 16 - h. Suppose 0 = -5*l + 72 - 12. Calculate the remainder when l is divided by o.
2
What is the remainder when ((-1)/5 - 4 - -5)*5 is divided by 4?
0
Suppose -16*x + 425 = -71. Calculate the remainder when 66 is divided by x.
4
Suppose -48*j + 201 = -135. Let z = -3 + 6. Calculate the remainder when j is divided by z.
1
Suppose 0 = -4*w - 4 - 48. Let m = -7 - w. What is the remainder when 9 is divided by (-36)/m*1/(-2)?
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+ 0 + 1/2*s**2. Calculate the remainder when w(-2) is divided by 15.
12
Let r(j) be the second derivative of -3*j**3 - 2*j**2 + 5*j. Calculate the remainder when 62 is divided by r(-2).
30
Suppose -s - 3*d + 45 = 0, 5*d = 2*s - 50 - 62. Calculate the remainder when 209 is divided by s.
5
Suppose 315 = -15*i + 24*i. Suppose -3*f = -2*f - 18. What is the remainder when i is divided by f?
17
Let y = 990 + -766. What is the remainder when y is divided by 220?
4
Let u = 1 - -1. Suppose i + u*i - 6 = 0. Suppose r + 4*q - 75 = 22, 5*q - 206 = -i*r. What is the remainder when r is divided by 29?
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When Trump arrived in California, he sent out a short tweet to let everyone know which political leaders he would be meeting with.

Heading to California with @GOPLeader Kevin McCarthy, @RepLaMalfa, and @KenCalvert. Look forward to being with our brave Firefighters, First Responders and @FEMA, along with the many brave People of California. We are with you all the way – God Bless you all! — Donald J. Trump (@realDonaldTrump) November 17, 2018

Although Trump has been at odds with Brown and Newsom's forest management practices, or lack thereof, the Democratic leaders said it was time for all three of them to come together on behalf of Californians impacted by the fires.

"We welcome the President's visit to California and are grateful for the quick response to


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  public void shouldHandleEndpoints() {
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I've installed cinnamon DE on Ubuntu 15.04 and now when I press Ctrl + A it cursor goes to the first letter of the line. ( like in terminal ).
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A:

Answered in comments by OP:

I fixed it changing keymap option Emac to default. Thanks.


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As a talisman of Germany on the international stage throughout his career, Michael Schumacher made a huge impression on the young Sebastian Vettel with the current Ferrari man making no attempt to hide his admiration and respect for the seven time World Champion.

With Vettel’s own career taking off with Red Bull Racing and enjoying a run of titles when Michael returned to the sport with Mercedes, the pair grew close as contemporaries and rivals; they also teamed up together to race successfully as Team Germany in the annual Race of Champions tournament.

With Michael the man Sebastian is hoping to emulate, Schumacher Junior says that he looks


park vacations everyone else seems to take each spring?

Model your own values by talking goals, such as “We are choosing to put money away for your education and our retirement” or “We choose to have one parent at home, so we have to be very smart with our money.”

Always frame your spending as “choice,” says my MSN Money colleague Liz Weston, who was also at the TweetChat. Rather than saying “We can’t afford that on what we earn,” say “We’re choosing to spend differently.” Because you are: You’re choosing to spend less than you earn rather than go into debt for things you can live without.

You might also remind them of the places your money goes. I once read about a couple who, weary of their kids’ constantsupports using aqua regia, an extremely corrosive, fuming mixture of nitric and hydrochloric acids, to dissolve the gold. ‘That would have led to a very expensive catalyst plant and a difficult process,’ van Haandel says.

Together, Hutchings and Johnson Matthey researchers found that gold complexes with sulfur-containing ligands were stable enough to be dissolved in water, enabling a far cheaper process. Using just 0.6% gold by weight, the resulting catalysts could also achieve higher conversion rates, and remained stable for longer. ‘Gold is more expensive than mercury, so we needed to reduce the gold content and achieve a much longer lifetime so that clients have to change catalyst less frequently,’ van Haandel observes. ‘This lasts at least four times longer than the standard mercury catalyst,’ Hutchings adds.

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with an allele frequency in the gnomAD database (<http://gnomad.broadinstitute.org>) \[[@CR20]\] greater than 0.05 were excluded.

*Myo15a* sequence comparisons were made with *Homo sapiens* (NP_057323.3), *Pan troglodytes* (XP_016787798), *Mus musculus* (NP_034992.1), *Rattus norvegicus* (XP_008766109), *Canis lupus familiaris* (XP_536660), *Gallus gallus* (XP_414818), *Xenopus tropicalis* (XP_017952739) *and Danio rerio* (XP_001919593) peptides. Protein sequences were aligned with the constraint-based multiple alignment tool (<http://ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/tools/cobalt/cobalt.cgi>).

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The index Turkish autosomal recessive family (TAR1) examined in this study (Fig. [1](#Fig1){ref-type="fig"}a) comprised a 7-year-old patient suffering from congenital profound HL (II/1), normal-hearing parents (I/1, I/2) and a normal-hearing sister (II/2).Fig. 1Inheritance in Turkish autosomal recessive families (TAR) suffering from congenital hearing impairment. The index family TAR1 (**a**) comprised a single affected individual (II/1) with a normal-hearing sister (II/2) and parents (I/1 and I/2).a homozygous missense variation in Myo15a in family TAR1 {#Sec9}
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WES of the index family member II/1 identified a homozygous missense G\>T transversion in the Myosin 15a gene (*Myo15a*) at position c.5492 (NM_016239) that is predicted to lead to a transposition of glycine to valine at position 1831 of the mature Myosin 15a peptide (p.Gly1831Val). This variant was then validated by Sanger-based sequencing and was found in the affected family member (I/1) in a homozygous state (Fig. [3](#Fig3){ref-type="fig"}a). Both parents (I/1 and I/2) and the non-affected sister (II/2) were found to be heterozygous carriers of the c.5492G\>T variation (Fig. [3](#Fig3){ref-type="fig"}b). This very rare variation, which has previously only been described in a single consanguineous family of Turkish origin, is located at an amino acid position highly conserved throughout evolution from mammals


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By aiming to correct current confessional myths, Quantin has created a multifaceted resource for new directions in study of early modern protestant patristics. The most pressing way forward requires a determined focus on the conduct of religious politics as a sphere with several more players than learned theologians, or even educated controversialists, alone.

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Well, this is new. In a completely unprecedented move, the new Doctor Who titles sequence is based on a fan’s idea.

As the Eleventh Doctor might say, it’s all clockey-wockey and not as spacey-wacey as the last one, which only made its debut in 2012’s The Snowmen. There were some of us hoping that Matt’s face would simply be replaced by Peter’s in the very cool, very alien titles used throughout the second half of Series 7. But showrunner, Steven Moffat recently said, “It was the only new title idea I’d seen since 1963… We got in touch with him, and said, ‘okay, we’re going to do that one’.”

The original concept was, admittedly, pretty awesome.

And while things have been changed slightly, the


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after the free fall over 1000 iterations. We plot the mean COM energy for the horizontal $x$ oscillation for varying fall durations between $\tau=10\,\mathrm{\mu s}$ and $140\,\mathrm{\mu s}$ in Fig. \[fig:energies\_free\_fall\](d) as black dots. We find that the mean $x$ oscillation energy scales quadratically with the fall duration $\tau$ (dotted lines), which is expected as the initial velocity results in a displacement which is linear in time. In contrast, for the mean oscillation energy along the vertical $y$ axis, shown in Fig. \[fig:energies\_free\_fall\](e), we observe a significant deviation from this quadratic scaling for long fall durations, which originates from the acceleration of the particle due to gravity.

To gain a quantitative understanding of the mean oscillation energy after the free fall, we study the evolution of the particle’s phase-space distribution duringalong the position axis due to the initial velocity of the particle. (c) Phase-space distribution after the evolution of duration $\tau=100\,\mathrm{\mu s}$ in the presence of a static force $F=-20\,\mathrm{aN}$. Compared to (b), the distribution is displaced by $\Delta y=F\tau^2/(2m)=-49\,\mathrm{nm}$ and $\Delta \dot{y}=F\tau/m=-0.98\,\mathrm{nm/\mu s}$ (inset). \[fig:phase-space\]](3_phase_space.pdf)

During the free fall of duration $\tau$, the particle’s COM is accelerated due to the static force $F$. The position at time $t=\tau$ becomes $y(\tau)=y(0)+\dot{y}(0)\tau+F\tau^2/(2m)$ and the velocity reads $\dot{y}(\tau)=\dot{y}(0)+F\tau/m$. In the absence of a force ($F=0$), propagating Eq. (\[eq:phase-space-gaussian\]) results in the phase-space distribution displayed in Fig. \[fig:phase-space\](b). The probability distribution is not Gaussian anymore and spreads towards larger positions, because high initial velocities translate to large displacements after the free fall. In the presence of a force $F=-20\,\mathrm{aN}$ acting on the particle, the phase-space


We psychiatrists who treat individuals with schizophrenia spend much of our time encouraging our patients to take antipsychotic medication regularly. We do this because of concerns regarding the consequences of illness recurrence associated with treatment discontinuation. There is however a good deal of discomfort here, given the substantial side-effect burden accompanying such treatment, and the hope that some patients will, at some stage, be able to discontinue medication without experiencing illness recurrence. Also, there has been some suggestion that long-term antipsychotic treatment may actually contribute to poorer outcome^[@CR1],[@CR2]^ and it has been speculated that the very high relapse rates reported after treatment discontinuation may be iatrogenic insofar as they represent withdrawal phenomena which could be physiological, psychological or a "supersensitivity psychosis" due to receptor adaptations to protracted dopamineleave us? Efficacy of maintenance antipsychotic treatment for relapse-prevention is very well documented.^[@CR9]^ As responsible clinicians we should advise all patients who have benefitted from antipsychotic treatment against treatment-discontinuation. How long should treatment continue? Indefinitely. There is no indication that a longer treatment period reduces risk of relapse.^[@CR7]^ The side-effect burden should be managed by selecting the best tolerated antipsychotic, prescribing the lowest effective dose and instigating behavioural and other measures to reduce the risk of metabolic syndrome. A particular concern is the ongoing use of placebo in relapse-prevention clinical trials in schizophrenia where, contrary to our clinical role and to the principles of beneficence and clinical equipoise, clinicians are complicit in the decision to discontinue active treatment.^[@CR10]^ Most importantly, there is an urgent need for better research exploring


This is the stuff that’s not coming out for at least half a year. Most things, from Allo and Duo to Google Home, felt half-baked. It felt like everything was unfinished, and to some degree, that’s true. It’s still early days.

While Google wanted to paint this big picture of what the company envisions for the next few years and beyond, it saved some of the stuff that’s actually really cool today for other events at the conference. The most obvious of these was the press-only event Google hosted on day 2, showing off a huge new feature for Chrome OS: support for the Play Store that has long been tied down to Android. We’ve known this was coming for a long time, but now it’s here — servingto take full advantage of the laptops’ hardware. Of course the Play Store will still restrict certain apps from being installed in the first place (just as it does with phones and tablets already), but the apps that are install-able should run 100%.

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the label of $F'$.

    Here and in the sequel, we mean the order-preserving refinement. For instance, $(\{1,3\},\{5,6\},\{4\},\{2\})$ refines $(\{1,3\},\{5,6\},\{2,4\})$, but does not refine $(\{1,3\},\{2,4\},\{5,6\})$.

5.  Each face of $\Pi_n$ equals the Cartesian product of standard permutohedra of smaller dimensions.

6.  The permutohedron is a *zonotope*, that is, Minkowski sum of line segments.

7.  The permutohedra $\Pi_1$, $\Pi_2$, and $\Pi_3$ are a one-point polytope, a segment, and a regular hexagon respectively. The permutohedron $\Pi_4$ is depicted in Figure \[permutahedron\].

\[permutahedron\] ![Permutahedron $\Pi_4$ with labels on the vertices. The shadowed face is labeled by $(\{1,2,3\}\{4\})$.](permutahedron.eps "fig:"){width="6"}

Historically, the permutohedron was followed by associahedron, cyclohedron (see [@z]), permutoassociahedron (see [@K]), and more advanced polytopes appearing first as combinatorially described cell complexes: secondary polytope [@GKZ], generalized associahedra [@Fomin]. The complexes luckilyof two neighbor entries.

Let us first give an example, next agree how we depict the labels, and then prove the correctness of the above construction.

![The complex ${CP}_{4}$. []{data-label="Fig1"}](cyclopermut3.eps){width="8"}

For $n=3$, the complex ${CP}_{n+1}={CP}_{4}$ consists of six vertices and twelve edges. In the figure \[Fig1\], all the vertices and two of the edges are labeled.

A convention about presenting the labels {#a-convention-about-presenting-the-labels .unnumbered}
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Let us agree that instead of saying “the cell of the complex labeled by $\lambda$” we say for short “the cell $\lambda$”.

We shall write a cyclically ordered partition $\lambda$ in the following ways:

1.  Sometimes we depict $\lambda$ as a counterclockwise oriented circle with subsets placed on the circle, as in Figure \[Fig1\].

2.  Alternatively, we cut $\lambda$ at any place and get a string of sets $(I_1,I_2,...,I_k)$. We


keep in mind that $$(I_1,I_2,...,I_k)=cycl(I_1,I_2,...,I_k)=(I_k,I_1, I_2,...,I_{k-1})=$$ $$=cycl^2(I_1,I_2,...,I_k)=(I_{k-1},I_k, I_1,I_2, ...,I_{k-3},I_{k-2}), \hbox{ etc}.$$

3.  For the vertices of ${CP}_{n+1}$, we use one more type of reduction. Given a label $\lambda$ of a vertex (that is, a cyclic ordering on $[n+1]$), we write its label as the linear ordering on $[n]$, which is obtained from $\lambda$ by cutting through the entry $(n+1)$ and removing the entry $(n+1)$ from the string. The obtained label we denote by $\overline{\lambda}$.

    For instance, the label $$\lambda=(\{3\},\{4\},\{1\},\{5\},\{6\},\{2\})$$ yields $$\overline{\lambda}=(2,3,4,1,5).$$

    Conversely, given a linear ordering $\overline{\lambda}$ on the set $[n]$, we cook a cyclically ordered partitions of the set $[n+1]$ into $(n+1)$ singletons by adding at the end the set $\{n+1\}$ and closing the string in a cycle.

   A subset $ V \subset
    Vert(CP_{n+1})$ is the vertex set of some cell of the complex $CP_{n+1}$ if and only if $\varphi( V)$ is the vertex set of some face of $\mathcal{CP}_{n+1}$.

2.  The $k$-faces of $\mathcal{CP}_{n+1}$ can be labeled by (all possible) cyclically ordered partitions of the set $[n+1]$ into $(n-k+1)$ non-empty parts.

3.  With this labeling, a face $F'$ is a face of a face $F$ if and only if the label of $F'$ refines the label of $F$.

\[ExCycloper4\] $ \mathcal{CP}_{4}$ is a two-dimensional virtual polytope, however, the definition puts in in $\mathbb{R}^3$. Figure \[FigCycloper4\], left depicts the virtual polytope $$\sum_{1 \geq i> j \geq 3} q_{ij} - \sum_{i=1}^3  r_i  .$$ After the parallel translation by $S=(1,1,1)$, we get the cyclopermutohedron


                0, & \hbox{ otherwise.\qed}
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\[LemmaDiadFace\] If $\xi$ is a diagonal vector, then there is a uniquely defined cluster $U_k$ such that $$\forall i\in U_k, \ \ \ x_i=\frac{x_1+...+x_n}{n}.$$ Then we have:

$$r_i^\xi=\left\{
              \begin{array}{lll}
             r_i, & \hbox{ if }  i \in U_{k}; \\
            directly from the construction, and complete the proof of Theorem \[TheoremMain\].

\[LemmaFaceOfFace\] Let a vector $\eta$ be a small perturbation of $\xi$. Then the label of $\mathcal{CP}_{n+1}^\eta$ refines the label of $\mathcal{CP}_{n+1}^\xi$.

\[LemmaCoincide\]Two vectors $\xi$ and $\xi '$ generate one and the same cyclic label if and only if the faces $\mathcal{CP}_{n+1}^\xi$ and $\mathcal{CP}_{n+1}^{\xi'}$ coincide.

Proof. By the label, one easily distinguishes whether $\xi$ is diagonal or not. As we know from above, each face equals weighted sum of (some of) the segments $q_{ij}$ and $r_i$. Which ones should be taken, is understood from the cluster structure. This means that the faces with equal labels differ by translation. To prove that they are equal, it remains to observe that equal labels yield equal vertex sets.

\[LemmaFaceOfFace1\] Let $\lambda$ be the label of


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	SYS_RCTL_GET_LIMITS     as a bare plural. In each case, we have a name occurring in a position that is typically occupied by common count nouns like 'hunter' and 'bear'. Just as we can count how many hunters or bears there are in Princeton or Alaska, we can count how many Alfreds or Sarahs there are in Princeton or Alaska. Just as we can make generalizations about hunters or bears from Alaska, we can make generalizations about Sarahs from Alaska. Frege thought that names have descriptive, predicative conditions "associated" with them.8 Despite this, Frege-like Mill before him and 7. In addition to Burge (1973), see Jennifer Hornsby (1976), Elugardo (2002), Elbourne (2005), Nick Kroll (n.d.), Paul Pietroski (2007), and Sawyer (2010). Larson and Segal (1995) don't explicitly adopt the predicate view,


types of the expressions in the (b) sentences will be the same as those of the corresponding expressions in the (a) sentences. Since the common nouns in the (a) sentences all have predicate-type semantic values, the names in the (b) sentences all do as well. The truth values of, and the propositions expressed by, the (b) sentences will therefore be determined in the same compositional way as those of the (a) sentences. Because my view of the syntax and compositional semantics of names is parasitic on the syntax and semantics of other count nouns, I do not need to provide detailed investigation or elaboration of their syntax and compositional semantics in order to present my view. In general I entitle myself to say here just that the syntaxcontinuing to be used to refer to you in ways that are caused, with a chain of intentionally reference-preserving links, by the original dubbing. Thus Kripke's "causal theory of reference" could well be maintained as an analysis of what it is to be called Michael-to be in the extension of the name 'Michael'.24 5. Burge Said 'That' Burge (1973, 430) advocated a version of the being-called condition: "A proper name is (literally) true of an object just in case that object is given the name in an appropriate way." This invites the question: appropriate for 23. This view of plurals as true of "sums" was proposed by Richard Sharvy (1980). 24. For a recent investigation of the nature of the property of bearing a particular name, see Gray


since we cannot grammatically count in this way: one dust, two dusts, three dusts, . . . ; 'cat' can be used as a count noun since we can grammatically count in this way: one cat, two cats, . . . . Names pass this test easily. Just as we can count the number of cats in my house using the noun 'cat', we can count the number of Johns in my department using the noun 'John': one John, two Johns, . . . . (B) We can also make predictive generalizations about the syntactic differences between names and other count nouns. Sloat (1969) has already provided such a generalization. We will provide a slight amendment to Sloat's generalization about the distribution of determiners with names and otherin which there is a difference in acceptability between the left column and the right column. The only difference between determiner plus name and determiner plus common count noun is that overt 'the' cannot appear as a determiner before an unmodified name in the singular, unless it is stressed. But the definite article must appear as overt 'the' when it is stressed or when it occurs with a name that is modified or in the plural. Sloat (1969, 28) proposes that the simplest explanation is that the definite article has a "zero allomorph" (what we have been calling null 'the') and must appear as such before a name in the singular, except when it is stressed or when the name is preceded by a restrictive adjective The Sloat


saw the Marc Jacobs who designs those beautiful handbags (not the Marc Jacobs who works at Google). In the next section I will argue that Sloat's descriptive generalization is not quite right. My aim is to defend 'The'-Predicativism against Segal's criticism from section 9 by actually giving a "well-motivated account" of the "special rules" that govern when the hidden determiner "can appear on the surface and when it cannot." The main reason to prefer 'The'-Predicativism to 'That'-Predicativism is that the account of the "special rules" in question is well motivated when the hidden determiner is Øthe , but not when it is Øthat . The main reason to amend Sloat's generalization is that doing so enables us to give a very simple generalization to account for the distribution(59), to winnow out the nonyoung Martins from the set of Martins containing the one I want to speak about. But I might also use it nonrestrictively, to attribute youth to the Martin that I'm speaking about while saying about him that I talked to him. On this point, I agree with Matushansky (2006b, section 2.1), as against Sloat, but I want to provide a more extended discussion of, and argument for, the point. There is a straightforward test for the availability of a nonrestrictive interpretation for a given modifier. Nonrestrictive-Interpretability Test: If someone who believes that there is only one F can sincerely utter a sentence containing the phrase 'M F ', where M is a modifier, then the modifier M can have a nonrestrictive interpretation in


A F F F A R A 92 Where Øthe : The definite article must appear as Øthe when it has a name as its sister, unless it is stressed.40 One could think of this as a kind of obligatory contraction: when nothing occurs "between" the definite article and a name, they get smushed together, resulting in an unpronounced definite article (discounting those cases in which the article is stressed for emphasis). One way for a word or phrase to get between the definite article and a name is to be linearly between them, as in (62), 'The ever-popular Michael is teaching metaphysics this year'. But linear adjacency of the definite article and the singular name is not a sufficient condition for contraction. A branching node that dominatesbe highlighted is this. The existence of the null definite article has been confirmed by a number of syntactic facts that are entirely independent of concerns for a unified compositional semantics for names. Sloat's chart, which displays how names and common count nouns interact with overt determiners, demonstrates that not only can the overt definite article show up with singular names, it is completely predictable which environments do not tolerate an overt definite article and which ones require a definite article to appear overtly. The definite article must appear overtly with singular names when it stressed, when the name is preceded by a restrictive or nonrestrictive modifier (but for some exceptions discussed in section 10), or when the name is followed by a restrictive modifier; otherwise it is


argument position. A name is "a rigid designator if in every possible world it designates the same object" (Kripke 1980 [1972], 48). Kripke was concerned to argue against a view he attributed to Frege-that (i) the sense of a name is some substantial description believed by users of the name to Names Are Predicates 95 apply uniquely to its referent, and (ii) the referent of a name is whatever object uniquely satisfies that description. Kripke took it to be a consequence of this view that if a name were to be replaced in a sentence with the description that gave it its sense, then the two sentences would have the same modal profile (be true in just the same possible worlds).41 Kripke's point was that if the truth-conditionalan accidental property of Aristotle's (he might have been called Alcibiador), we should worry that the description 'the x such that x is called Aristotle' does not rigidly designate Aristotle. Therefore, this argument against 'The'-Predicativism would go, since 'Aristotle' is a rigid designator, it cannot make the same semantic contribution to sentences as does the description 'the x such that x is called Aristotle'. 41. I am going to stick to the old-fashioned practice of reserving the preposition 'in' for worlds and contexts ('true in a world, in a context', 'designates o in a world, in a context', and so forth) and the preposition 'at' for times ('true at a time', 'designates at a time', and so forth). D E L I A G R A F F


that will adequately convey to your audience which party it is that you are talking about. Nothing in such exchanges requires that there be some one particular completing description that enters into the proposition expressed by your original utterance of (87).42 When you use the incomplete description 'the party', you use it to talk about a particular party, to say something about it-as opposed to whatever party is the so-and-so (as Donnellan 1966 might have put it), where "is the so-and-so" is supposed to stand in for some particular completing description recovered from the context. According to Russell's theory of descriptions (1905, 1919), a simple sentence such as (87) will be true only if the predicate in its definite description, 'party', applies to just one event. But therethe table' would change between today and tomorrow if every book other than the ones being talked about today were destroyed in the night. But it does not. The incomplete descriptions in 'the book is on the table' would be rigid even if, incredibly but unbeknownst to the speaker, there were no books or tables other than the ones he was talking about. The upshot is that there is no onus on me to provide an explanation of how or why incomplete descriptions are rigid designators. That 45. I'm leaving out explicit relativization to utterances of the sentence and contexts of utterances, which I would put in if I were being more precise. D E L I A G R A F F F A R A 102


a scientist and decides to marry her, then his current wife will stalk the scientist and try to kill her. The definite description 'the scientist' here is acting something like a variable that's "bound" by the antecedent indefinite description 'a scientist'. (I put "bound" in quotes, since binding may well not be the right way to account for this sort of covariance.) But we also see such covarying uses of names. Recall these from note 22: (104) If a child is christened 'Bambi', and Disney Inc. hear about it, then they will sue Bambi's parents. (Geurts 1997, 321) (105) If John insists on calling his next son Gerontius, then his wife will be annoyed and Gerontius will get made fun of because of his name. (Elbourne 2005, 182)of a more general phenomenon of semantic shift (Leckie [2013], Rami [2014]). D E L I A G R A F F F A R A 114 Dever, Josh. 1998. "Variables." PhD diss., University of California, Berkeley. Donnellan, Keith. 1966. "Reference and Definite Descriptions." Philosophical Review 75: 281–304. Elbourne, Paul D. 2005. Situations and Individuals. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press. Elugardo, Reinaldo. 2002. "The Predicate View of Proper Names." In Logical Form and Language, ed. G. Preyer and G. Peter, 467–503. Oxford: Oxford University Press. Fara, Delia Graff. 2011. " You Can Call Me 'Stupid', . . . Just Don't Call Me Stupid." Analysis 71: 492–501. ---. Forthcoming. "'Literal' Uses of Proper Names." In On Reference, ed. A. Bianchi. Oxford: Oxford University Press. ---. n.d. "'Romanov' Is Not Always


of lung cancer have prolonged the median survival time, thus increasing the risk of bone metastases during the patient's remaining lifetime.

Non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) accounts for about 85% to 90% of all lung cancers.^[@bibr5-0300060520925644]^ The early diagnosis and prevention of bone metastases are therefore important and can increase the survival rate of patients with NSCLC. An evaluation of the relevant prognostic factors is necessary to ensure the optimal prevention of and precise therapy for bone metastases from NSCLC.^[@bibr6-0300060520925644]^ However, the independent prognostic factors for bone metastases from NSCLC remain unclear, and relevant studies are scarce and controversial.^[@bibr2-0300060520925644][@bibr3-0300060520925644][@bibr4-0300060520925644][@bibr5-0300060520925644][@bibr6-0300060520925644]--[@bibr7-0300060520925644]^ In this retrospective study, we investigated the clinical features and evaluated the prognostic factors in patients with bone metastases from NSCLC.

Patients and methods {#sec2-0300060520925644}
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Patients {#sec3-0300060520925644}
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 In man, tuberculosis disease is highly associated with increased IL-10 production and the use of murine models has confirmed a critical role for IL-10 in disease progression. In this grant we propose to investigate how IL-10 can influence disease progression using both in vitro and in vivo techniques. We will take advantage of the CBA/J mouse strain which, in similarity to man, can naturally produce abundant IL-10 in vivo during infection with M. tuberculosis. Using the CBA/J mouse strain as our primary model we will determine the mechanism by which increased IL-10 production leads to disease progression by investigating the immune functions that are altered in the presence of this cytokine. In addition to investigating the natural progression of infection in a strain that produces abundant IL-10 we


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Ah yes the vagatarian trail, the last few bushy pics were building of the trail :party0010:

http://www.funinbc.com/forum/showthread.php?t=112083

The rest were just a good day out [36]

I know exactly where that trail is, found it on a solo trip, but the hill side gave way and it would be an instant flop as soon as I got over the creek crossing.

vajayjay

01-05-2014, 12:51 AM

I know exactly where that trail is, found it on a solo trip, but the hill side gave way and it would be an instant flop as soon as I got over the creek crossing.

The hill at the end? that was fun pushing my way through the bush :D Back up and hit it in 2nd and go abit, back up again and again etc etc

Or you talkingAt present, non-volatile memory has been widely used in computers, communications and consumer electronics products. For example, U disk, MP3, digital cameras, mobile communications terminal, solid-state hard disk and other products use the non-volatile memory as the storage medium. As these products continue to increase storage capacity requirements and process geometries of the non-volatile memory continue to shrink, the reliability of non-volatile memory is facing more and more severe challenges. Especially, the erase number of the minimum unit physical block of erase operation of the nonvolatile memory is limited; this will cause serious influence on the service life of the nonvolatile memory. For the problem that the erase number of the physical block is limited, the existing technology requires wear leveling operations to be performed on the physical


1588.[2] The Stewards found Stokes, as the trainer, was responsible for qualifying the horse to run in a race (rule 1692);[3] the workout rule was violated because the trainer permitted the misidentification of the horse that actually engaged in the workout (rule 1878);[4] and Stokes's conduct was detrimental to horse racing (rule 1902).[5]
Stokes appealed the Stewards' ruling, which was stayed pending a final decision. Stokes argued the ruling was based on an inappropriate "strict liability" theory. As a trainer, he claimed he was responsible only for the horse's fitness to run in a race, not for qualifying it. Additionally, he argued there was no evidence he was aware that a different horse would engage in the workout, and rule 1902 proscribes only intentional conduct.[6]
The administrative law judge (ALJ)[course of administrative procedure or administrative construction of a statute is accorded great respect by the courts and is upheld unless clearly erroneous].)
Stokes argues he did not receive a fair hearing before the Board. While rule 1592 was cited as authorization for disciplining Stokes, he contends the Stewards did not find he violated rule 1592. Stokes is mistaken. The complaint filed against Stokes specifically cited rule 1592, and the rule merely authorizes the Stewards to discipline "anyone responsible" for entering an ineligible horse. Other rules render the trainer responsible. The complaint clearly advised Stokes of the charges against him.[11] Moreover, the Stewards' findings specifically stated they were authorized to sanction Stokes under rules 1692 and 1592. Stokes's claim the Board improperly used a rule the Stewards did not


interests of horse racing....." (Cal. Code Regs., tit. 4, § 1902.) Detrimental conduct includes, but is not limited to, listed items such as knowing association with known bookmakers, indictment for a crime involving moral turpitude, and so on. (Id., subds. (a), (b) & (c).)
[6]  Stokes's brother, Heath Stokes, was also disciplined with a 180-day suspension and a fine of $2,000. The Stewards found Heath Stokes violated the same four rules as Lance Stokes and he "willfully disregarded" the rule on workouts. Heath did not appeal to the Board.
[7]  Rule 1592 provides that "[a]ny horse ineligible to be entered for a race, or ineligible to start in any race, who competes in such race may be disqualified and the stewards may discipline anyone responsible therefor." (Cal. CodeIntroduction {#Sec1}
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Tissue opaqueness is mainly derived from heterogeneous optical properties among different components. Water has refractive index (RI) of 1.33, proteins have RI of above 1.44 and lipids have RI of above 1.45.^[@CR1]--[@CR3]^ Mismatched RI among different components scatters the incoming light. In addition, endogenous pigments including heme, lipofuscin, and melanin block the light from transmission. Calcified mineral and collagen further block the light transmission in bone and dental tissues. All current tissue clearing techniques achieve transparency through similar physical principles, despite different chemical reagents being used. Transparency can be achieved through eliminating RI mismatch within the tissue and decolorizing pigment elements.^[@CR1],[@CR2]^ The first tissue clearing technique was introduced by Werner Spalteholz over a century ago to study the tissue organization within the whole animal body.^[@CR4],[@CR5]^ In recent


tissues. The cleared head of a *CAG-EGFP* mouse was imaged with a 5×/0.16 objective on a two-photon microscope. Second harmonic generation (SHG) fluorescence was used to show collagen-rich tissues such as bones and teeth. GFP fluorescence was used for imaging soft tissue because hard tissue contains fewer cellular components and displays weaker GFP fluorescence. The head (\~10 mm in dorsal-to-ventral direction) was imaged in both the dorsal-to-ventral (6 mm Z-Stack) and ventral-to-dorsal (4 mm Z-stack) dimensions. The two stacks were stitched together with Image J to form a complete image stack (Fig. [1l, m, n](#Fig1){ref-type="fig"}). Optical sections obtained at 1, 3, and 5 mm depths revealed internal structures (Fig. [1o, p, q](#Fig1){ref-type="fig"}).

To investigate if neuronal tissue can be visualized through the bone, adult *Thy1-YFP-H* mice (P60) were cleared following the recirculation procedure. The skullthe SHG signal acquired with a 5× objective on a two-photon microscope. The intact mandible (**c**) and femur (**e**) were imaged. Optical sections were acquired at boxed regions and enlarged in **c'** and **e'** respectively. Boxed areas in **c'** and **e'** were re-imaged with a 32× 0.85 NA objective to reveal the trabecular bone organization of the alveolar bone (**d**) or femur (**f**). **g** Tooth within the mandible was imaged with a two-photon microscope. Optical section was obtained to show the pulp chamber (**g'**). **h** and **h'** An intact knee joint was cleared. Optical sections acquired at different depth are displayed. Arrows indicate the articular surface. Articular ligaments are labeled. SHG second harmonic generation signal

Performance comparison between the PEGASOS and other clearing methods {#Sec6}
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We compared the PEGASOS method


decalcification and decolorization steps. Extra treatment steps might also make the method complicated to perform for regular labs. Despite of the progress of numerous tissue clearing techniques, signal aberration, and intensity reduction in the deep region still remain to be major challenges in whole organ 3-D imaging. Serial block face imaging combining tissue clearing and sectioning technique should be a promising direction in the field.

Materials and methods {#Sec16}
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Animals {#Sec17}
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Adult mice (6--8-weeks-age), both males and females, with genotypes including *C57BL/6* (JAX \# 000664), *Thy1-YFP-H* (JAX 003782), *Thy1-eGFP-M* (JAX 007788), *Wnt1-Cre* (JAX022137), *αSMA-Cre*^*ERT2*^, *Tie2-Cre* (JAX 008863), *Ai14* (JAX 007908), and *CAG-EGFP* (JAX 003291) were used in the experiments. Sprague Dawley rats (300 g) (Charles River 400) of both males and females were used for experiments. Dog tibia bone samples were kindlywere measured using Image J (NIH).^[@CR47]^ When we evaluate the effects of treatment steps on fluorescence intensities, the signal intensity of sample after PFA fixation was set as the initial value. The "integrated intensity" values were measured. When we compare the fluorescence preservation in different clearing media, the initial time point, D0, was set at 1 h after immersing samples into the clearing medium. Afterwards, measurements for the "mean gray value" were made at indicated time points. The D0 fluorescence value was normalized as 1.00 and the relative fluorescence intensity was shown as the ratio of fluorescence intensity at other time points to fluorescence intensity at D0. When we evaluate the fluorescence preservation properties of different PEGs, the fluorescence intensity ratio (mean gray value) of D7 to D0 was


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Brochure design for summer sales at a furniture and decoration shop in Catalonia (Spain).
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A4 size – 8 pagesother research. A week later, they were working full time, but the boss was not Soskovets.

Over the past few months, the Russian and Western press have identified six different people as Yeltsin's campaign manager. In fact, the person really in charge was Yeltsin's daughter Tatiana Dyachenko, 36, a computer engineer with no previous political experience. While those in the campaign's upper reaches have always known that Dyachenko was the key cog in the apparatus--if only because she alone saw the man she routinely calls "Papa" on a daily basis--her role has been widely misunderstood. After dodging the media for months, Dyachenko last week described her job to the Russian press: "I'm kind of involved in everything. I'm everywhere--everywhere there's a weak link."

The history of "Tatiana's emergence is really


a classic Soviet mind-set. They thought they could win simply by telling big shots like the directors of factories to instruct their employees how to vote."

Starting from scratch, Gorton calmly explained to Dyachenko that she and her colleagues must suspend their beliefs. "You live in Moscow and travel in the most elite circles," he said. "Because you're smart, you are used to trusting your instincts. You can't do that in this kind of work. You have to know what the people you don't know are thinking."

And then the team went to work. A great deal of their communication with Dyachenko and Yeltsin's other aides was conducted by written memorandums. "Translation was a constant problem," says Dresner. "We spent a full day trying to convey what we meant bywas corrupt; more than 65% believed he had wrecked the economy. We were in a deep, deep hole."

In one of the team's early memos, a 10-page document dated March 2, the Americans summed up the situation: "Voters don't approve of the job Yeltsin is doing, don't think things will ever get any better and prefer the Communists' approach. There exists only one very simple strategy for winning: first, becoming the only alternative to the Communists; and second, making the people see that the Communists must be stopped at all costs."

In hindsight, the need for an anticommunist emphasis by the Yeltsin campaign--the need to "go negative"--seems self-evident. But when the Americans first harped on anticommunism as the "only" route to victory, many in the campaign resisted. And despite their


most anything you could get in the West," says Dresner. "Showing average Russians grudgingly coming to the realization that they had to support Yeltsin was the only way to move people who essentially wished the President was out of their lives."

The Americans were "vital," says Mikhail Margolev, who coordinated the Yeltsin account at Video International. Margolev had worked for five years in two American advertising agencies but freely acknowledges that his methods are still influenced by his earlier tenure as a propaganda specialist for the Soviet Communist Party and as an undercover KGB agent masquerading as a journalist for TASS, the Russian news agency. "The Americans helped teach us Western political-advertising techniques," says Margolev, "and most important, they caused our work to be accepted because they were thehis national security adviser. According to an exit poll, 56% of those who voted for Lebed in the first round voted for Yeltsin in the runoff."

June 16 was a horrific day. As the first-round vote approached, Yeltsin's support softened. It had been built up, virtually a point at a time, over three months. It was eroding now as Lebed gained. The Americans' private polls indicated only a 5-point lead for Yeltsin over Zyuganov. The two candidates who received the most votes in the first round would go to the runoff, and Yeltsin was almost certain to make the cut. Finishing second to Zyuganov would be a stunning blow to his momentum. A low turnout could produce exactly that result, and the first indications signaled a turnout below expectations.

The


arcnet_local *lp = netdev_priv(dev);
	int i;

	lp->buf_queue[lp->first_free_buf++] = bufnum;
	lp->first_free_buf %= 5;

	BUGLVL(D_DURING) {
		BUGMSG(D_DURING, "release_arcbuf: freed #%d; buffer queue is now: ",
		       bufnum);
		for (i = lp->next_buf; i != lp->first_free_buf; i = (i+1) % 5)
			BUGMSG2(D_DURING, "#%d ", lp->buf_queue[i]);
		BUGMSG2(D_DURING, "\n");
	}
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/*
 * Get a buffer from the queue.  If this returns -1, there are no buffers
 * available.
 */
static int get_arcbuf(struct net_device *dev)
{
	struct arcnet_local *lp = netdev_priv(dev);
	int buf = -1, i;

	if (!atomic_dec_and_test(&lp->buf_lock)) {
		/* already in this function */
		BUGMSG(D_NORMAL, "get_arcbuf: overlap (%d)!\n",
		       lp->buf_lock.counter);
	}
	else {			/* we can continue */
		if (lp->next_buf >= 5)
			lp->next_buf -= 5;

		if (lp->next_buf == lp->first_free_buf)
			BUGMSG(D_NORMAL, "get_arcbuf: BUG: no buffers are available??\n");
		else {
			buf = lp->buf_queue[lp->next_buf++];
			lp->next_buf %= 5;
		}
	}

	BUGLVL(D_DURING) {
		BUGMSG(D_DURING, "get_arcbuf: got #%d; buffer queue is now: ", buf);
		for (i = lp->next_buf; i != lp->first_free_buf;reset it.
	 */
	error = -ENODEV;
	if (ARCRESET(0) && ARCRESET(1))
		goto out_module_put;

	newmtu = choose_mtu();
	if (newmtu < dev->mtu)
		dev->mtu = newmtu;

	BUGMSG(D_INIT, "arcnet_open: mtu: %d.\n", dev->mtu);

	/* autodetect the encapsulation for each host. */
	memset(lp->default_proto, 0, sizeof(lp->default_proto));

	/* the broadcast address is special - use the 'bcast' protocol */
	for (count = 0; count < 256; count++) {
		if (arc_proto_map[count] == arc_bcast_proto) {
			lp->default_proto[0] = count;
			break;
		}
	}

	/* initialize buffers */
	atomic_set(&lp->buf_lock, 1);

	lp->next_buf = lp->first_free_buf = 0;
	release_arcbuf(dev, 0);
	release_arcbuf(dev, 1);
	release_arcbuf(dev, 2);
	release_arcbuf(dev, 3);
	lp->cur_tx = lp->next_tx = -1;
	lp->cur_rx = -1;

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	/* bring up the hardware driver */
	if (lp->hw.open)
		lp->hw.open(dev);

	if (dev->dev_addr[0] == 0)
		BUGMSG(D_NORMAL, "WARNING!  Station address 00 is reserved "
		       "for broadcasts!\n");
	else if (dev->dev_addr[0] == 255)
		BUGMSG(D_NORMAL, "WARNING!  Station address FF may confuse "
		       "DOS networking programs!\n");

	BUGMSG(D_DEBUG, "%s: %d: %s\n",__FILE__,__LINE__,__func__);
	if (ASTATUS() & RESETflag) {


communication (GSM).
Over time, other protocols and technologies have been employed in radio frequency (RF) communications, including those in mobile communications systems. Future and modified technologies and protocols in mobile communications systems can be expected. Because of these frequent modifications and progressions in mobile communications systems technologies and protocols, equipment and functionality of devices, systems and methods for particular technologies and protocols become quickly outdated and obsolete.
In virtually all mobile technology systems, certain elements of devices and methods in the systems remain relatively constant; whereas, other elements of devices and methods tend to be replaced and changed. For example, all mobile devices require antenna and radio equipment. However, mobile devices differ in the equipment required to conform to the applicable technologies and protocols employed in the relevant mobile communicationssystem environment, including, for example, each device must have appropriate features, functionality, and equipment necessary to operate according to the applicable protocols (e.g., either CDMA, GSM or other).
Certain efforts in the industry have been directed to attempting to incorporate multiple operational elements to conform to more than one of the applicable protocols (e.g., certain devices may operate in both CDMA and GSM systems). However, such devices are typically more costly and cumbersome. In any event, the devices do not contemplate new or changed protocols that may become prevalent in the future. Also, the devices do not necessarily incorporate vehicles for operations in all of the possible mobile communications systems that are presently in operation in various locales.
It would be a significant improvement and advance in the technology and


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per cent lower after five years among those who took Aspirin compared to those who did not.

Peter Rothwell of Britain’s Oxford University said that while taking Aspirin carries a small risk of stomach bleeding, that risk was beginning to be “drowned out” by its benefits in reducing the risk of cancer and the risk of heart attacks.

“Previous guidelines have rightly cautioned that in healthy middle-aged people the small risk of bleeding on Aspirin partly offsets the benefit from prevention of strokes and heart attacks, but the reductions in deaths due to several common cancers will now alter this balance for many people,” he said.

Aspirin, originally developed by Bayer, is a cheap over-the-counter drug used for pain and to reduce fever.

Previous studies have found taking Aspirin can cut the


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the anti-Shiite Wahhabi branch of Islam.

About a third of the 22 million Yemenis are Zaydis, mainly in the northwest of the country. It was never very likely these 7 million could rule the 15 million Sunnis, or Sunni cities like Aden, and they were fairly swiftly kicked back out of it by the Arab coalition, in summer of 2015. (In fact, most of the 7 million Zaydis aren’t pro-Houthi, so their ambition is even more overweening than this demographic suggests).

The Houthis are braggarts who say they will overthrow the Saudi government. They have imprisoned many human rights workers. The Saudis accuse them of being Iranian puppets but that frankly is silly. They are an indigenous Yemeni movement and they got most of their weapons by raiding Yemeni armyRoyal Kids' Convent

Royal Kids' Convent or Royal Kids' Higher Secondary School is a coeducational 10+2 ICSE board school, situated in the district town Rajnandgaon in the state of Chhattisgarh, India. It is affiliated to the CISCE board in New Delhi.

History
Royal Kids Convent was initially established on 29 June 1984 as a pre- school kindergarten by Mr J.B. Singh and Mr Richard Kerr who recognised the pressing need for regionally based children to have easier local access to nationally accredited education programs, and continuously progressed since then to its present state as a renowned ICSE/CICSE establishment for the last 25 years.

Faciality
The school has a playground, a basketball court, a volleyball court and a badminton court.  There are also indoor games such as table-tennis, carrom and chess.

There are classrooms,


Low-Carb Diets May Improve Acne

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According to Alan R. Shalita, M.D, professor and chairman of the department of dermatology at SUNY Downstate Medical Center in New York, acne patients should be encouraged to take limited amount of carbs and especially be wary of overeating dairy products. He is also of the opinion that there are a lot of myths regarding the cause of acne. One such notion is that chocolate is the cause of acne. It’s the sugar inSoler said all those detained were now free and that a group of about 30 women who had travelled to Havana from eastern Cuba were sent back to their provinces on a police bus.

The BBC's Sarah Rainsford in Havana says that ahead of the Pope's visit protesters have become more vocal and the government seems to have reacted accordingly.


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the camels. The captain was asleep at the
time, and every one else seemed to lose his wits, so I at once took the
matter into my own hands, and descended into the hold with twelve picked
men.

'The plight of the camels was sad indeed to see. Some were fearfully
chafed with the comfits, thus proving with what force the latter must
have been showered upon them by the shifting of the cargo. Fortunately,
however, although it was very black in the ship's hold, the camels were
easily distinguished from the comfits, and it was only a work of
patience and a little time to sift them and so right the ship again.

'When the captain awakened and learnt how I had saved the ship, his
gratitude knew no bounds, and he still further promoted me by making


and I was compelled to dilute it still
further, in the proportion of about five drops to a mussel-shellful of
water, into which the wooden kernel was now dipped ten or twelve times a
day.

'Well, I had been at this game, I should say, getting on for twenty
years, and now resolved to have done with it, after risking all on one
throw. So I dropped my wooden kernel, all rotted and weather-beaten as
it was, into what little there remained over of the pure liquor, this
time without diluting it at all, and then let it stew all day in the
sun.

'In the evening the liquor was all evaporated, and the wooden bean
seemed to the taste as though it possibly might have been in the
vicinity of a real one some time before. On that evening,keys, watch keys, cupboard keys, box keys were tried, but
not one could be found that would open the lock. To make matters even
more unbearable, the respectable Mayor, to whom, of course, every one
looked for direction and advice in their trouble, was of no earthly use
whatever without his scout, upon whom he had so accustomed himself to
rely, that he was perfectly helpless without him. His respectability,
exert it as much as he would, made no difference of any kind upon the
situation, except, perhaps, to place the poor man in everybody's way.

[Illustration: DANGLING BY HIS LEGS]

Bill returned to the King who, with the whole camp, was now wide awake,
and wondering what on earth was taking place in the town. Bill at once
hastened to explain the state of things, in the hope


      but with only one blade
                                     missing.
  From Noah,                       Some string.
  From Ratchett,                   8 brace buttons (very bright).
  From the Twins {Quentin,         Wooden top of peg-top.
          in all the world who would willingly give pain
to anything,--least of all to a baby oyster." "Quite so, quite so,"
snorted the whale, "and what is more I never have and, upon my soul, I
never _will_." "Bravo, good resolution," cried I, and then in moving
terms I explained the situation and urged him to take the blue pointlet
back to its mother on receiving it from the conger eel. "What is this
you say," roared the whale; "do you mean to tell me that in exchange for
her own fat self that villainous conger-eel now offers me a baby oyster
instead of the promised lobster? Is it for this gross insult that I
allowed her to resume her wretched existence? Well, I'm thundered!" and
the enraged monster leapt seventy feet into the air. "Where is she?"
roared


no end of pains in teaching me to play the concertina and, eager
to learn, I soon became proficient. But, dear lads, clever as you know
me to be, never could I even approach the skill of my good and patient
master.

'In the course of time the old witch had to die, and the grief of her
little foster son was so great at his loss that, try as I would, I could
not in any way lighten it. One day soon after I missed the little man,
and he never returned again. All that he left behind him for me to
remember him by was his old concertina.

'I waited by the tree for many a long day, still thinking that he would
return, until I was compelled at last to abandon all hope of evera trend toward less AKI, sooner extubation and shorter LOS in the treatment group ([@B35]). In a meta-analysis of 23 studies, fenoldopam treated patients had a significantly lower incidence of AKI, with an OR of 0.46 \[0.27--0.79\] but no difference was seen in mortality, rate of RRT or other clinical outcomes ([@B36]). This meta-analysis included both cardiac and non-cardiac surgical patients with differing durations of therapy so while promising, further multi-center studies are warranted.

Aminophylline
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Aminophylline is a methylxanthine non-selective adenosine receptor antagonist and has been shown to decrease adenosine mediated vasoconstriction, inhibit phosphodiesterase, and increase urine output. One of the earliest single center double-blinded placebo controlled clinical trials in pediatric patients after CPB did not show significant differences in AKI incidence or difference in secondary clinical outcomes between treatment


Flee
All units flee directly away from causing unit/situation. Fleeing unit do not avoid terrains, and even other units. When you run through friend unit and fleeing unit has US 5+ then friend must take panic test. When you run through foe, then fleeing unit must take Dangerous Test. If you stop fleeing at the unit or impossible terrain just put fleeing unit behind disturbed thing in the same direction.

Fly (flee, overrun and pursue)
Flyers always move on the ground when attepmting to flee pursue, overrun - there simply is no time for them to take off properly. Note that they still benefit from their 3D6 distance as they flee overrun and pursue.

Aligning to the Enemy
Once the charging unit contacts the enemy unit, it must perform a second, bonus wheelmodel that is behind an obstacle and in base contact with it the target model counts as having a cover.

If you are charged the enemy who is attached to a cover at its frontage, then you have -1 to hit and lose all weapon bonuses for charging.

Cavalry has Dangerous Terrain (1)
Chariots has Dangerous Terrain (4)

Impossible Terrain
Block line of sight.

If a firer is shooting at a model that is majority behind an impossible terrain, the target model counts as having a hard cover.

All fleeing units through the impossible terrain must take Dangerous Terrain (5)

Other unit
Block line of sight.
If your target has majority of models in cover by other unit friend or foe, you have -1 to shooting modifier

All units fleeing through enemy unit has Dangerous Terrain (3)

Close Combat and