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The Wikileaks release also included material from Paladion, based in India, containing claims that the company could trace encrypted banking transactions and Gmail messages.
Ron Deibert, director of Internet think-tank Citizen Lab at the University of Toronto, has long studied the global spread of such technologies and their ready adoption by governments. The technologies on offer include social networking mapping, cell phone tracking, location tracking, and so-called "deep packet inspection" techniques used to read the content of passing Internet traffic.
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|Analysis of uterine rupture in a tertiary center in Eastern Nepal: lessons for obstetric care.
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|AIM: To determine the etiologic factors, clinical presentation, management and fetomaternal outcome in cases of rupture of the gravid uterus and propose preventive measures. METHODS: A retrospective analysis of cases of uterine rupture was carried out at B.P. Koirala Institute of Health Sciences, Nepal, between February 1999 and January 2004. RESULTS: There were 126 cases of uterine rupture with incidence of one in 112 deliveries. Twenty-five patients (19.8%) had a cesarean scar. Obstructed labor was the common antecedent factor in the unscarred group (46.5%) and use of oxytocics accounted for maximum ruptures (44%) in the scarred category. Patients with an unscarred uterus presented with hypotension and intrauterine death (89.1%), while abdominal tenderness (76%) and fetal distress (64%) were common modes of presentation in the scarred category. Complete rupture was seen in 84.9% of patients. Lateral wall ruptures (71.3%) necessitating hysterectomy (75.2%) were seen in the unscarred group. Anterior ruptures (92%) and repair (84%) were common in the scarred category. Maternal mortality was 13.5% and perinatal mortality 83.3%; these were both higher in the unscarred uterus. CONCLUSION: The incidence of uterine rupture is high in Eastern Nepal and rupture of the unscarred uterus carries graver risks. Regular antenatal care, hospital deliveries and vigilance during labor with quick referral to a well-equipped center will reduce the incidence of this condition.
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Issaquah will prosecute Bellevue officer over DUI
December 10, 2013
By Peter Clark
Issaquah will lead a DUI case against a Bellevue police officer.
Officer Andy Hanke was charged with driving under the influence Dec. 5.
Heading home eastbound on Interstate 90, Bellevue officer Doug Brennan spotted a Jeep driving at 73 miles per hour Nov. 20. The vehicle passed him, swerved in its lane and veered over to the side of the road. Brennan pulled the Jeep over and found Hanke, a fellow Bellevue officer, behind the wheel.
According to the police report submitted by Brennan, he quickly recognized Hanke's inebriation.
"I immediately smelled an odor of alcohol when the window rolled down," Brennan wrote. "I said, 'Hanke, what are you doing?' I saw that Andy had a glazed look on his face and his eyes were bloodshot, watery and droopy. He replied to me by asking what I meant."
Hanke told Brennan he was coming from the Sideline Sports Bar in Bellevue. He would not say how much he had to drink nor whom he was with at the bar. Brennan wrote that Hanke's speech was significantly slurred.
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Brennan will also undergo investigation for his decision to not arrest Hanke.
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Pillo promised swift action if the investigations called for it.
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Hanke received a 30-day suspension last year for disorderly conduct in an off-duty incident at a Seattle Seahawks game. He and another Bellevue officer berated a Seattle police officer directing traffic and were ejected from CenturyLink Field for offensive behavior. According to a Bellevue Police Department press release at the time, Hanke also drove home from the incident intoxicated.
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Depending on how they're designed, production of the RNA switches can be regulated by exposing the bacteria to a particular chemical. By controlling how much of the "on" and "off" RNAs are made, it's also possible to regulate protein production over a continuum, not just turn it totally on or off.
While other gene-expression techniques need to be engineered for a particular gene, Collins says, the RNA-based switch "can be used to control any gene of interest." Other switches rely on proteins to regulate gene expression. But the use of proteins requires several steps, which means they're not as fast to make as the RNA switches.
The microbial self-destruction system Collins made to demonstrate the switches uses two genes that, when expressed at the same time, create two proteins that cause the cell to burst. Both genes are set to "off" in all cells by the ribosome-binding RNA component until an external chemical stimulus causes the cells to produce the second piece of RNA, freeing up the ribosome to make the cell-killing proteins.
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In this paper the inverse problem of finding the time-dependent coefficient of heat capacity together with the nonlocal boundary conditions is considered. Under some natural regularity and consistency conditions on the input data, the existence, uniqueness and continuous dependence upon the data of the solution are shown. Some considerations on the numerical solution for this inverse problem are presented with an example.
1 Introduction
Denote the domain D by
Consider the equation
with the initial condition
the nonlocal boundary condition
and the overdetermination data
for a quasilinear parabolic equation with the nonlinear source term .
The functions and are given functions on and , respectively.
The problem of finding the pair in (1)-(4) will be called an inverse problem.
Definition 1 The pair from the class , for which conditions (1)-(4) are satisfied and on the interval , is called the classical solution of inverse problem (1)-(4).
The problem of identification of a coefficient in a nonlinear parabolic equation is an interesting problem for many scientists [1-3]. Inverse problems for parabolic equations with nonlocal boundary conditions are investigated in [4-6]. This kind of conditions arise from many important applications in heat transfer, life sciences, etc. In [7], also the nature of (3) type boundary conditions is demonstrated.
In [1] the boundary conditions are local, the solution is obtained locally and the authors obtained the solution in Holder classes using iteration method. In [5] the boundary condition is nonlocal but the problem is linear and the existence and the uniqueness of the classical solution is obtained locally using a fixed point theorem. In this paper, the existence and uniqueness of the classical solution is obtained locally using the iteration method.
The paper is organized as follows. In Section 2, the existence and uniqueness of the solution of inverse problem (1)-(4) is proved by using the Fourier method and the iteration method. In Section 3, the continuous dependence upon the data of the inverse problem is shown. In Section 4, the numerical procedure for the solution of the inverse problem is given.
2 Existence and uniqueness of the solution of the inverse problem
Consider the following system of functions on the interval :
The systems of these functions arise in [8] for the solution of a nonlocal boundary value problem in heat conduction. It is easy to verify that the system of functions and , , is biorthonormal on . They are also Riesz bases in (see [5,6]).
The main result on the existence and uniqueness of the solution of inverse problem (1)-(4) is presented as follows.
We have the following assumptions on the data of problem (1)-(4):
(A3) Let the function be continuous with respect to all arguments in and satisfy the following conditions:
By applying the standard procedure of the Fourier method, we obtain the following representation for the solution of (1)-(3) for arbitrary :
Under conditions (A1)-(A3), we obtain
Equations (5) and (6) yield
Definition 2 Denote the set of continuous on functions satisfying the condition by B. Let be the norm in B. It can be shown that B is the Banach space.
Theorem 3Let assumptions (A1)-(A3) be satisfied. Then inverse problem (1)-(4) has a unique solution for smallT.
Proof An iteration for (5) is defined as follows:
From the conditions of the theorem, we have , and let .
Adding and subtracting on both sides of the last equation, we obtain
Applying the Cauchy inequality and the Lipschitz condition to the last equation and taking the maximum of both sides of the last inequality yields the following:
Applying Cauchy's inequality, Hölder's inequality, Bessel's inequality, the Lipschitz condition and taking maximum of both sides of the last inequality yields the following:
Applying the same estimations, we obtain
Finally, we have the following inequality:
Hence . In the same way, for a general value of N, we have
An iteration for (7) is defined as follows:
For convergence,
Applying Cauchy's inequality, Hölder's inequality, Bessel's inequality, the Lipschitz condition and taking maximum of both sides of the last inequality yields the following:
Hence . In the same way, for a general value of N, we have
Now we prove that the iterations and converge in B as .
Applying Cauchy's inequality, Hölder's inequality, the Lipschitz condition and Bessel's inequality to the last equation, we obtain
Applying Cauchy's inequality, Hölder's inequality, the Lipschitz condition and Bessel's inequality to the last equation, we obtain
Applying Cauchy's inequality, Hölder's inequality, the Lipschitz condition and Bessel's inequality to the last equation, we obtain
For N, we have
It is easy to see that , , then , .
Now let us show that there exist u and p such that
In the same way, we obtain
Applying Gronwall's inequality to (10) and using (9) and (11), we have
For the uniqueness, we assume that problem (1)-(4) has two solutions , . Applying Cauchy's inequality, Hölder's inequality, the Lipschitz condition and Bessel's inequality to and , we obtain
Applying Gronwall's inequality to (13), we have . Hence . □
The theorem is proved.
3 Continuous dependence of upon the data
Theorem 4Under assumptions (A1)-(A3), the solutionof problem (1)-(4) depends continuously upon the dataφ, g.
Proof Let and be two sets of the data, which satisfy assumptions (A1)-(A3). Suppose that there exist positive constants , , such that
Let us denote . Let and be the solutions of inverse problem (1)-(4) corresponding to the data and , respectively. According to (5),
Now, let us estimate the difference as follows:
where , are constants that are determined by , and . Then we obtain , . The inequality holds for small T. Finally, we obtain
If we take this estimation in (14)
applying Gronwall's inequality, we obtain
taking the maximum of the inequality
4 Numerical procedure for nonlinear problem (1)-(4)
We construct an iteration algorithm for the linearization of problem (1)-(4) as follows:
Let and . Then problem (15)-(18) can be written as a linear problem:
We use the finite difference method to solve (19)-(22) with a predictor-corrector type approach which was explained in [9].
We subdivide the intervals and into and subintervals of equal lengths and , respectively. Then we add two lines and to generate the fictitious points needed for dealing with the boundary conditions. We choose the implicit scheme, which is absolutely stable and has second-order accuracy in h and first-order accuracy in τ[10]. The implicit scheme for (1)-(4) is as follows:
where and are the indices for the spatial and time steps, respectively, , , , , . At level, adjustment should be made according to the initial condition and the compatibility requirements.
Now, let us construct the predicting-correcting mechanism. First, differentiating equation (1) with respect to x and using (3) and (4), we obtain
The finite difference approximation of (27) is
and the values of allow us to start our computation. We denote the values of , at the sth iteration step , , respectively. In numerical computation, since the time step is very small, we can take , , , . At each th iteration step, we first determine from the formula
Then from (15)-(18) we obtain
The system of equations (28)-(30) can be solved by the Gauss elimination method and is determined. If the difference of values between two iterations reaches the prescribed tolerance, the iteration is stopped, and we accept the corresponding values , () as , (), at the th time step, respectively. By virtue of this iteration, we can move from level j to level .
5 Numerical example
Example 1 Consider inverse problem (1)-(4) with
It is easy to check that the analytical solution of this problem is
Let us apply the scheme which was explained in the previous section for the step sizes , .
In the case when , the comparisons between the analytical solution (31) and the numerical finite difference solution are shown in Figures 1 and 2.
Figure 1. The analytical and numerical solutions ofwhen. The analytical solution is shown with dashed line.
Figure 2. The analytical and numerical solutions ofat. The analytical solution is shown with dashed line.
Next, we will illustrate the stability of the numerical solution with respect to the noisy overdetermination data (4) defined by the function
where γ is the percentage of noise and θ are random variables generated from uniform distribution in the interval . Figure 3 shows the exact and the numerical solution of when the input data (4) is contaminated by , and 5% noise.
It is clear from these results that this method has shown to produce stable and reasonably accurate results for these examples. Numerical differentiation is used to compute the values of and in the formula . It is well known that numerical differentiation is slightly ill-posed and it can cause some numerical difficulties. One can apply the natural cubic spline function technique [11] to get still decent accuracy.
Competing interests
The authors declare that they have no competing interests.
Authors' contributions
FK conceived the study, participated in its design and coordination and prepared computing section. IB participated in the sequence alignment and achieved the estimation.
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text: On Thu, Jun 17, 2004 at 08:39:59PM -0400, the unit calling itself Greg Wooledge wrote: > > And I really don't understand why you feel it necessary to bring this up > > again and again. If it were in the docs, and it were clear to me I > > wouldn't post the question. Why is that so difficult for you to > > understand? > > If you find the documentation to be unclear, you must say so. More: > you must say precisely *which* document is unclear, and which section > of the document, and how it confused you. > > If you don't do this, people will naturally assume that you have not > read the document at all. You may be the brightest person in the world, > but we don't know that. We only know what you say in your e-mails, > and if you sound like a clueless parasite, you'll be treated like one. > > http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html That's good advice, Greg - thanks... I'll try be more specific about where I've done my research. Jay


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Prison inmate Aubrey Walsh posts selfie taken on mobile phone smuggled into jail
- From: The Sunday Mail (Qld)
- February 24, 2014
IT was a classic case of dumb and dumber in a Townsville jail.
A prison inmate smuggled in a mobile phone only to be found out when another inmate used it to brazenly post a selfie on Facebook.
Standing in a cell at the Townsville Correctional Centre, Aubrey Walsh, of Palm Island, lifted his arm to capture the classic self-obsessed photo.
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The image on the social media website alerted authorities to the fact the duo had access to contraband behind bars.
It's believed prisoner "Ainslee Gee Gee" smuggled the phone in between his butt cheeks via the adjoining low security prison farm at Stuart.
Facebook friends who commented on the post shared their delight at the daring example of disdain for prison rules.
"that's phat best selfie so far anybody beat this," wrote Travis Arona Barnsey.
Another urged Aubrey to "ring me wish me happy birthday".
It's understood the act of self incrimination sparked a sweep of the prison where inmates are said to charge their phones on the new TVs with USB ports.
A Queensland Corrective Services spokesperson said an investigation into the incident had been launched.
"(QCS) takes the control of contraband in prisons very seriously," said a statement.
"Procedures are in place to ensure cells are randomly checked and information received is acted upon swiftly.
"Prisoners often take extreme measures to smuggle contraband into prisons.
"QCS continues to refine security processes and employe new technologies to control contraband."
A family member who had commented on Aubrey's Facebook page said she did not realise the photo was taken behind bars.
"I thought someone just put the picture on there. People post things on his page all the time," said she said.
"I thought it was an old photo."Originally published as How this dumb prisoner caught himself
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ms Posted at 3:45 PM February 24, 2014
Glenn, You're an idiot. Criminal Bikie Gangs are associated with middle eastern crime where proceeds of drugs go to support terrorist groups overseas. Do you condone Terrorism? Fool
Jim ( Dingo Jim ) Mitchell of NW Qld Posted at 1:45 PM February 24, 2014
Just a continuation of the stupidity that put him there in the first place. The difference between genius and stupidity is genius has a limit.
Dennis Goldman of Cairns Posted at 11:33 AM February 24, 2014
Gee whiz, They've got TV's with USB ports?! I can only afford a TV with 2 channels...Off & On :(


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Slowboarding from Motion LightsJuxtapoz // Monday, December 20, 2010
We preface this post with 1) we don't know anything about longboarding, and 2) we always appreciate a well-done web video, especially from Argentina. Hypebeast posted this video today called "Slowboarding," created by Motion Lights. As Motion Lights says, "This audiovisual explore longboarding as sport, from the slow motion perspective..." Video after the jump . . .


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The spring installment of the St. Paul Art Crawl starts on Friday and runs through the weekend offering plenty of arty adventures in Lowertown and beyond.
Things get started with the Brass Messengers stopping at Lowertown locations on Friday (6 p.m.) with high school students dropping off snow shovels that have "Spring is Here" written on them.
Here are five additional things you should know about the crawl.
Since Lowertown is the future home of the new St. Paul Saints ballpark, teaming up with the baseball team is a natural. Last year, the Saints mascot Mudonna visited the Crawl, but this time around the Art Crawl folks wanted to do something different, said Tom Reynen, St.
"The Saints gave us 108 baseballs and we passed them out to the artists and they had a month to create an art project around it," said Reynen, who notes there was a line of artists out the door of the AZ Gallery when the balls were given away. "I think it's a fun way to merge art and sports."
The 70 baseballs that were artistically enhanced will be displayed at Union Depot during the Crawl and will be set up again for the Green Line light-rail launch in June. The baseballs will be judged by Saints owner Mike Veeck and St. Paul Mayor Chris Coleman with the grand prize winner named "artist of the day" at the Saints home opener. Why 108 baseballs? That's the number of double stitches in each ball.
The Little Bohemia Neighborhood Association (West Seventh Street in St. Paul) is throwing its own special art crawl celebration on Saturday (noon-6 p.m.) with 40 artists displaying their work in neighborhood shops and participating in open houses and special gallery exhibits. The West Seventh Street part of the crawl also includes the addition of the Schmidt's Artists Lofts to this year's event with 20 artists participating throughout the weekend at the renovated Schmidt Brewery.
In an effort to include St. Paul musicians, writers and performance artists in the Crawl, five busker stations located at different corners in Lowertown, along with a performance stage inside the Union Depot, have been added to the festivities.
"At the busker stations there are going to be little wooden stages with a stand and tip jar," said Reynen about the new event. "People will spontaneously get up and sing, read a poem, play the accordion or whatever and they get to collect the tips for their 10 minutes. We're trying to get the streets more animated."
There are people who are drawn to the Crawl as much for the art as for the sneak peek into where the artists live.
Last year, the Crawl added pedicab rides and they will be available once again for folks to take around town. In an effort to get people to see more art and check out buildings they might have otherwise skipped, pedicabs will be roaming the streets of St. Paul looking for crawlers who'd rather not walk (or drive) to their next stop.
"Several businesses are sponsoring them, so the rides are free," said Reynen. "It's a good way to get people to go to different buildings. Just remember to tip your driver."
On another transportation note, new this year to the cRawl is Metro Transit's participation on Saturday and Sunday. All you have to do is go to stpaulartcrawl.org to print out passes and you will get a free ride to Art Crawl destinations anywhere in the city.
Nine new stops to see art have been added to this year's schedule: the Schmidt Artist Lofts, Cherokee Park United Church, Front Avenue Pottery, the Penfield, Midway Pottery and Studios, Mims Photography, Hancock Recreation Center, the Bindery Building and Bedlam Theatre.
Amy Carlson Gustafson can be reached at 651-228-5561. Follow her at twitter.com/amygustafson.


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Nobody correctly guessed last week's Whatzit, which is a Mary Dale Strip Cutter for makers of rag rugs. Those taking a stab at it were the Howell brothers, who thought it could be a press for a man's shirt, a pea huller or a noodle press; Mark Friend, who said it was a sharpener for safety razors; Kevin Hayes of Gaffney, S.C., who guessed it to be a clamp used for bending strips of metal, and Tom Wagner, Hartford City, who was close. He guessed it was used to measure fabric sold by the yard. Nice try, guys!


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Editor: Rep. Spiros is off to a poor start. At the campaign forums he claimed that he could be effective at addressing the polarization and divisiveness in politics. These claims were belied by his vote on March 7 for SB1, the mining bill, the most polarizing, divisive bill likely to come to a vote this session.
The bill opens up one of the most pristine natural areas of our state to one of the most concentrated and environmentally destructive events to happen in our state in modern times. The bill declares war on irreplaceable and to many, sacred resources that are threatened to be deforested, subjected to a gigantic open pit mine, with those resources invaluable to hunting, fishing, wildlife and humans to be subjected to the usury ethics of a corporation now facing legal action for mining violations in Illinois.
The bill, SB1 only had one public hearing in Madison and the proponents like Sen. Tom Tiffany, and Rep. Scott Suder and Rep. John Spiros seemed terrified of the thought of a hearing being held in northern Wisconsin and now faced with infrastructure and social impacts if a mine is built.
The majority of Wisconsinites opposed the controversial bill. The bill allows mining waste to be dumped into sensitive wetlands, floodplains and shorelands, allows lake beds to be filled as opposed to current law, doubles the distance from a mine site in which groundwater pollution is legal, and the bill obstructs resource professionals from protecting our air and water.
Every Republican legislator I talked to parroted the same talking point, "Magnets will remove the ore" as if that solved the problem of the waste rock containing heavy metals, sulfides, etc., left exposed to the elements. Our state should not be taken by the legislators to be sold to the highest campaign donor.
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2013-02-11 15:35:26
Passion counts for a lot in drama, and sincerity counts for a lot plus, and both qualities are in welcome abundance in the Center for Living Arts' presentation of the adolescent-angst musical bare. Another theatrical commitment kept me away during opening weekend, but if you haven't yet caught up with the show, I heartily recommend taking advantage of its three-weekend run; you could conceivably ask for a stronger production, but only a complete boor would dare ask for a more heartfelt one, or one that exuded more enthusiasm and feeling from its clearly, beautifully invested participants.
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2009-08-03 12:56:22
Following Saturday's presentation of Thesmophoriazusae - this summer's annual Genesius Guild send-up of an ancient-Greek comedy - I had the chance to say hi to its adaptor/director, Don Wooten. I congratulated the Guild founder on the sensationally silly 75 minutes that he and his cast had just delivered, and during our conversation, another patron came up to Wooten and told him that this Aristophanes goof was the most enjoyable season-ender she'd seen in decades.
Well, damn ... that trumps my praise.
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Even if you didn't know that Genesius Guild's Henry the Sixth: The Contention was an amalgamation of Shakespeare's Henry VI: Parts I and II - with Part III opening on July 17 - and didn't know that the production was directed and adapted by Guild founder Don Wooten, it's likely that your first glimpse at the program would be enough to intimidate you.
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Point Lobos State Natural Reserve will sponsor a guided exploration of the Sea Lion Point area today as part of America's State Parks First Day Hikes initiative in all 50 states. America's State Parks First Day Hikes offer individuals and families an opportunity to begin the New Year rejuvenating and connecting with the outdoors.
This is the third year that California has participated in First Day Hikes, which drew more than 22,000 participants to hikes throughout the nation last year. The program originated more than 20 years ago at the Blue Hills Reservation, a state park in Milton, Mass.