The Bob McLean Show

The Bob McLean Show was a Canadian talk show television series which aired on CBC Television from 1975 to 1981.

Premise
CBC Television created this series in 1975 to replace Elwood Glover's Luncheon Date whose host had left the network for another Toronto-based broadcaster. Bob McLean hosted this new talk show from the lower floor of the Cumberland Terrace, a small downtown Toronto shopping centre at Yonge & Bloor.

From the second season, the series featured an increasing proportion of Canadian guests and subjects. In 1979, the series travelled from its normal Toronto studio with episodes produced in various Canadian cities such as Halifax, Ottawa and Vancouver.

The Royal Canadian Air Farce's Roger Abbott and Don Ferguson were frequently seen on the series as were comedians Howie Mandel andin depressive symptoms and better outcomes than usual care; however, findings varied by depression severity, and interventions were difficult to compare. Further efforts to improve research and clinical care of depression in the primary care setting for older adults are needed. The authors recommend the use of interdisciplinary teams and more implementation of psychosocial treatments shown to be effective for older adults.


class A1, class A2, class A3, class A4, class A5 > class list5: private storage5< A1, A2, A3, A4, A5 >
{
private:

    typedef storage5< A1, A2, A3, A4, A5 > base_type;

public:

    list5( A1 a1, A2 a2, A3 a3, A4 a4, A5 a5 ): base_type( a1, a2, a3, a4, a5 ) {}

    A1 operator[] (boost::arg<1>) const { return base_type::a1_; }
    A2 operator[] (boost::arg<2>) const { return base_type::a2_; }
    A3 operator[] (boost::arg<3>) const { return base_type::a3_; }
    A4 operator[] (boost::arg<4>) const { return base_type::a4_; }
    A5 operator[] (boost::arg<5>) const { return base_type::a5_; }

    A1 operator[] (boost::arg<1> (*) ()) const { return base_type::a1_; }
    A2operator[] (boost::arg<2> (*) ()) const { return base_type::a2_; }
    A3 operator[] (boost::arg<3> (*) ()) const { return base_type::a3_; }
    A4 operator[] (boost::arg<4> (*) ()) const { return base_type::a4_; }
    A5 operator[] (boost::arg<5> (*) ()) const { return base_type::a5_; }

    template<class T> T & operator[] (_bi::value<T> & v) const { return v.get(); }

    template<class T> T const & operator[] (_bi::value<T> const & v) const { return v.get(); }

    template<class T> T & operator[] (reference_wrapper<T> const & v) const { return v.get(); }

    template<class R, class F, class L> typename result_traits<R, F>::type operator[] (bind_t<R, F, L> & b) const { return b.eval(*this); }

    template<class R, class


}
    A2 operator[] (boost::arg<2>) const { return base_type::a2_; }
    A3 operator[] (boost::arg<3>) const { return base_type::a3_; }
    A4 operator[] (boost::arg<4>) const { return base_type::a4_; }
    A5 operator[] (boost::arg<5>) const { return base_type::a5_; }
    A6 operator[] (boost::arg<6>) const { return base_type::a6_; }
    A7 operator[] (boost::arg<7>) const { return base_type::a7_; }
    A8 operator[] (boost::arg<8>) const { return base_type::a8_; }
    A9 operator[] (boost::arg<9>) const { return base_type::a9_; }

    A1 operator[] (boost::arg<1> (*) ()) const { return base_type::a1_; }
    A2 operator[] (boost::arg<2> (*) ()) const { return base_type::a2_; }
    A3 operator[] (boost::arg<3> (*) ()) const { return base_type::a3_; }
) const { return v.get(); }

    template<class T> T const & operator[] ( _bi::value<T> const & v ) const { return v.get(); }

    template<class T> T & operator[] (reference_wrapper<T> const & v) const { return v.get(); }

    template<class R, class F, class L> typename result_traits<R, F>::type operator[] (bind_t<R, F, L> & b) const
    {
        rrlist1<A1&> a( a1_ );
        return b.eval( a );
    }

    template<class R, class F, class L> typename result_traits<R, F>::type operator[] (bind_t<R, F, L> const & b) const
    {
        rrlist1<A1&> a( a1_ );


}

    template<class T> T const & operator[] ( _bi::value<T> const & v ) const { return v.get(); }

    template<class T> T & operator[] (reference_wrapper<T> const & v) const { return v.get(); }

    template<class R, class F, class L> typename result_traits<R, F>::type operator[] (bind_t<R, F, L> & b) const
    {
        rrlist2<A1&, A2&> a( a1_, a2_ );
        return b.eval( a );
    }

    template<class R, class F, class L> typename result_traits<R, F>::type operator[] (bind_t<R, F, L> const & b) const
    {
        rrlist2<A1&, A2&> a( a1_, a2_ );
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    A3 && operator[] (boost::arg<3> (*) ()) const { return std::forward<A3>( a3_ ); }

    template<class T> T & operator[] ( _bi::value<T> & v ) const { return v.get(); }

    template<class T> T const & operator[] ( _bi::value<T> const & v ) const { return v.get(); }

    template<class T> T & operator[] (reference_wrapper<T> const & v) const { return v.get(); }

    template<class R, class F, class L> typename result_traits<R, F>::type operator[] (bind_t<R, F, L> & b) const
    {
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        return b.eval(


  rrlist4<A1&, A2&, A3&, A4&> a( a1_, a2_, a3_, a4_ );
        return b.eval( a );
    }
};

template< class A1, class A2, class A3, class A4, class A5 > class rrlist5
{
private:

    A1 & a1_;
    A2 & a2_;
    A3 & a3_;
    A4 & a4_;
    A5 & a5_;

public:

    rrlist5( A1 & a1, A2 & a2, A3 & a3, A4 & a4, A5 & a5 ): a1_( a1 ), a2_( a2 ), a3_( a3 ), a4_( a4 ), a5_( a5 ) {}

    A1 && operator[] (boost::arg<1>) const { return std::forward<A1>( a1_ ); }
    A2 && operator[] (boost::arg<2>) const  }

    template<class A1, class A2, class A3, class A4> result_type operator()( A1 && a1, A2 && a2, A3 && a3, A4 && a4 )
    {
        rrlist4< A1, A2, A3, A4 > a( a1, a2, a3, a4 );
        return l_( type<result_type>(), f_, a, 0 );
    }

    template<class A1, class A2, class A3, class A4> result_type operator()( A1 && a1, A2 && a2, A3 && a3, A4 && a4 ) const
    {
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{
    return a.compare(b);
}

# else

template<class R, class F, class L> bool function_equal_impl( _bi::bind_t<R, F, L> const & a, _bi::bind_t<R, F, L> const & b, int )
{
    return a.compare(b);
}

# endif // #ifndef BOOST_NO_FUNCTION_TEMPLATE_ORDERING

namespace _bi
{

#endif // BOOST_NO_ARGUMENT_DEPENDENT_LOOKUP

// add_value

#if !defined(BOOST_NO_TEMPLATE_PARTIAL_SPECIALIZATION) || (__SUNPRO_CC >= 0x530)

#if defined( __BORLANDC__ ) && BOOST_WORKAROUND( __BORLANDC__, BOOST_TESTED_AT(0x582) )

template<class T> struct add_value
{
    typedef _bi::value<T> type;
};

#else

template< class T, int I > struct add_value_2
{
    typedef boost::arg<I> type;
};

template< class T > struct add_value_2< T, 0 >
{
    typedef _bi::value< T > type;
};

template<class T> struct add_value
{
    typedef typename add_value_2< T, boost::is_placeholder< T >::value >::type type;
};

#endif

template<class T> struct add_value< value<T> >
{
    typedef _bi::value<T> type;
};

template<class T> struct add_value< reference_wrapper<T> >
{
   typedef typename add_value<A3>::type B3;
    typedef typename add_value<A4>::type B4;
    typedef list4<B1, B2, B3, B4> type;
};

template<class A1, class A2, class A3, class A4, class A5> struct list_av_5
{
    typedef typename add_value<A1>::type B1;
    typedef typename add_value<A2>::type B2;
    typedef typename add_value<A3>::type B3;
    typedef typename add_value<A4>::type B4;
    typedef typename add_value<A5>::type B5;
    typedef list5<B1, B2, B3, B4, B5> type;
};

template<class A1, class A2, class A3, class A4, class A5, class A6> struct list_av_6
{
    typedef typename add_value<A1>::type B1;
    typedef typename add_value<A2>::type B2;
    typedef typename add_value<A3>::type B3;
    typedef typename add_value<A4>::type B4;
    typedef typename add_value<A5>::type B5;
    typedef


bind_t< bool, name, list2< bind_t<R, F, L>, typename add_value<A2>::type > > \
    operator op (bind_t<R, F, L> const & f, A2 a2) \
{ \
    typedef typename add_value<A2>::type B2; \
    typedef list2< bind_t<R, F, L>, B2> list_type; \
    return bind_t<bool, name, list_type> ( name(), list_type(f, a2) ); \
}

BOOST_BIND_OPERATOR( ==, equal )
BOOST_BIND_OPERATOR( !=, not_equal )

BOOST_BIND_OPERATOR( <, less )
BOOST_BIND_OPERATOR( <=, less_equal )

BOOST_BIND_OPERATOR( >, greater )
BOOST_BIND_OPERATOR( >=, greater_equal )

BOOST_BIND_OPERATOR( &&, logical_and )
BOOST_BIND_OPERATOR( ||, logical_or )

#undef BOOST_BIND_OPERATOR

#if defined(__GNUC__) && BOOST_WORKAROUND(__GNUC__, < 3)

// resolve ambiguity with rel_ops

#define BOOST_BIND_OPERATOR( op, name ) \
\
template<class R, class F, class L> \
    bind_t< bool, name, list2< bind_t<R, F, L>, bind_t<R, F, L> > > \
    operator op (bind_t<R, F, L>visit_each, no ADL

#if defined( BOOST_NO_ARGUMENT_DEPENDENT_LOOKUP ) || defined( __BORLANDC__ ) \
  || (defined(__GNUC__) && __GNUC__ == 3 && __GNUC_MINOR__ <= 3)

template<class V, class T> void visit_each( V & v, _bi::value<T> const & t, int )
{
    BOOST_BIND_VISIT_EACH( v, t.get(), 0 );
}

template<class V, class R, class F, class L> void visit_each( V & v, _bi::bind_t<R, F, L> const & t, int )
{
    t.accept( v );
}

#endif

// is_bind_expression

template< class T > struct is_bind_expression
{
    enum _vt { value = 0 };
};

#if !defined( BOOST_NO_TEMPLATE_PARTIAL_SPECIALIZATION )

template< class R, class F, class L > struct is_bind_expression< _bi::bind_t< R, F, L > >
{
    enum _vt { value = 1 };
};

#endif

// bind

#ifndef BOOST_BIND
#define BOOST_BIND bind
#endif

// generic function objects

template<class R, class F>
    _bi::bind_t<R,


spent billions of dollars training an Iraqi army and equipping it with Humvees, MRAPs [mine-resistant, ambush-protected vehicles], artillery and howitzers, all of this given to the Iraqi army, and it was dismantled in 10 hours,” he told Lake. “Now the Americans are providing 250 MRAPs to Iraq, but only 25 of them are promised to be given to the Kurds. “90 percent of the burden for this war is on the shoulder of the Peshmerga, 90 percent of the work is done by the Peshmerga, but we are only getting 10 percent of the armaments.”

Barzani further complained about all of Humvees and Abrams tanks provided by the U.S. going to Iraq, leaving them to make do with old Soviet armor captured from Saddam Hussein’s forces, and expressed deepskepticism that the slow delivery of fresh American supplies to Kurdish forces was due to any kind of “technical issue.” Part of the problem is an American law that forbids the direct shipment of arms to “sub-state entities,” which means everything has to go through Baghdad. The Iraqi government would not look favorably upon a big Kurdish military build-up, and it would be contrary to current U.S. policy about keeping the Kurds in Iraq. Barzani pointedly noted that the weapons he’s gotten from less constrained Western allies, such as Germany, have proven quite useful for taking out the American vehicles ISIS swiped from fleeing Iraqi forces.

Presumably the rockets and other “specialized weapons” the Kurds have received from Iran have proven useful as well. Iranian arms in Kurdish hands


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To change the text, your code would want to be something like:
public void changeText(XWPFParagraph p, String newText) {
   List<XWPFRun> runs = p.getRuns();
   for(int i = runs.size() - 1; i > 0; i--) {
      p.removeRun(i);
   }
   XWPFRun run = runs.get(0);
   run.setText(newText, 0);
}

That will ensure you only have one text run (the first one), and will replace all the text to be what you provided.

a patient to be imaged sufficiently in advance thereto.
According to another embodiment of the present invention, compositions for treating heavy metal toxicity in a patient in need thereof are provided containing the polypodal chelant and conjugates thereof of the present invention and a pharmaceutically acceptable carrier. In yet another embodiment of the present invention, methods for treating heavy metal toxicity in a patient in need thereof are provided in which an effective amount of the aforesaid compositions of the present invention are administered to the patient.
Another embodiment of the present invention is diagnostic kits for the preparation of radiopharmaceuticals or radioactive, magnetic resonance, X-ray or CT imaging agents. Diagnostic kits of the present invention comprise one or more vials containing the sterile, non-pyrogenic, formulation comprised of a predetermined


low density lipoprotein (LDL).
For the diagnosis of infection, inflammation or transplant rejection, BM is selected from the group including the leukocyte binding peptides described in WO 93/17719 (excluding the technetium binding group), WO 92/13572 (excluding the technetium binding group) or U.S. patent application Ser. No. U.S. Pat. No. 5,792,444; the chemotactic peptides described in Eur. Pat. Appl. EP 398143 or A. Fischman et. al., Semin. Nuc. Med., 24, 154 (1994); the leukostimulatory agents described in U.S. Pat. No. 5,277,892; or the LTB4 antagonists described in co-pending U.S. Ser. No. 08/943,659.
For the diagnosis of cancer, BM is selected from the group of somatostatin analogs described in UK Application 8927255.3 or WO 94/00489, the selectin binding peptides described in WO 94/05269, the biological-function domains described in WO 93/12819, Platelet Factor4 or the growth factors (PDGF, VEGF, EGF, FGF, TNF, MCSF or the interleukins Il 1-8).
BM may also be a compound that binds a receptor that is expressed or upregulated in angiogenic tumor vasculature. For targeting the VEGF receptors, Flk-1/KDR, Flt-1, and neuropilin-1, the targeting moieties are comprised of peptides, polypeptides or peptidomimetics that bind with high affinity to the receptors. For example, peptides comprised of a 23 amino acid portion of the C-terminal domain of VEGF have been synthesized which competitively inhibit binding of VEGF to VEGFR (Soker, et. al., J. Biol. Chem., 272, 31582-8 (1997)). Linear peptides of 11 to 23 amino acid residues that bind to the basic FGF receptor (bFGFR) are described by Cosic et. al., Mol. and Cell. Biochem., 130, 1-9 (1994). A


due to the strong hydrogen bonding between the amine (Nxe2x80x94H) and the pyrone-O.
The Mannich reaction can proceed through two pathways (Tramontini, M and Angiolini, L. Tetrahedron, 46, 1791 (1990)) and is usually a result of a complex series of equilibria, related to the nature of the reactants and reaction conditions, which deterimine the preferred mechanism. For EDDA, it reacts with paraformaldehyde first to form a substituted five-membered imidazolidine intermediate (Scheme II), which undergoes rapid electrophilic reaction at the ortho position of the enolic hydroxyl group to give the EDDA-KA adduct. Due to the N-substitution, and amine-N. becomes more basic and the proton of the carboxylic group will be shifted to amine-N to form Zwitterion. The N-H group forms a strong hydrogen bonding with pyrone-O atom, which makesSubscribe To

One of the things I enjoy doing is getting to work
with companies that are forward thinking and thinking about “social good.” Verizon is
one such company.

On a monthly basis,Verizon holds a Twitter chat, which is simply a time on Twitter when everyone and
anyone are welcomed to join an open conversation about a given topic. (Verizon likes to spice it up by usually
offering a prize as well to those who RSVP, let their community know about the
chat, and join the chat. RSVP@theonlinemom.com).

Verizon's May 8th, 2015’s #LifeOnFiOS (the official hashtag) Twitter chat was set to talk about
“Technology and Social Good.” Let’s
consider some examples.

Customer Service Call Center…

Using American Sign Language

Using Verizon as an example, just scratching the surface, the convergence of
“social good and technology” can be found in Verizon’s creation of


Watch is even cooler, because it's a wearable device that looks
good, feels good, is extremely functional, reliable, and here to stay.

The Apple Watch is Not Google Glass

Confession:I was a
“Google Glass Explorer.”I plunked down
$1,500 for the privilege of getting Version 1 of Glass.They later upgraded me to a Version 2.

Versions 1 and 2 of Glass were bust.Meaning, they didn’t work in a way that made
the device worthwhile to wear or remotely justified the cost.

I wasn’t kind in my rantings about the shortcomings of
Google Glass.It seldom worked.Connectivity was constantly an issue.Battery life was too short.I liked the “Wink” app that let me wink and
take a picture.The camera and video
function did work, but they certainly couldn’t justify thecost and clunkiness of the rest of the
product.

Apple Delivers

The Apple Watch, as one wouldat enhancing
the capabilities of young peacemakers in confronting extremism and
terrorism.”It cannot come too soon.

PLEASE NOTE: In March
of this year, I had the privilege of touring Jordan with a group of bloggers as
a guest of the Jordan Tourism Board, as a travel blogger, @TravelEsquire. From that experience and an earlier visit to
Jordan as a speaker at a tech conference, MENA-ICT, I have come to have a
particular fondness for the efforts of the Jordanian leadership and people in
promoting peace in the region. A visit
to their country will demonstrate that tolerance and mutual respect for
diversity have found a home in Jordan.
This writer hopes others will follow that great model and the leadership of a future king.

Reference

Center For Middle
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The Population Of Supporters


tend to be pickier because I feel like the seedy hotels are probably extra seedy here. Read reviews and think about what you want to see.

A semi-preserved sign from a former Las Vegas hotel.

Gambling Tips

The number one gambling rule that everyone should follow is: Only play with what you are comfortable losing. The odds are never in your favour.

If you double up your money, it could be a good time to walk away. Often when I gamble, if I play $20, and manage to win more than that, I will set aside $20 worth of chips and play off of winnings so that I’m never truly behind. Sadly, this doesn’t always work out but I aim to at least be even. A push is better than a loss.

Getring is there because something did not quite work out.

The Pawn Stars tv show pawn shop is located in Vegas.

The Bellagio has a free fountain show which is kind of neat.

The Bellagio Fountain show facing the Paris hotel.

There is now a NHL hockey team! My last trip to Vegas was based around my local hockey teams schedule. And it was so much fun! There was a good balance of people who shared this idea and went to support Edmonton and Las Vegas Knights fans. This made for great energy, no matter who scored or what happened there were people cheering.

Edmonton Oilers defeat Las Vegas Knights in T-Mobile arena.

Stay tuned, the Raiders are moving to Vegas. Soon you can also cheer for your favourite NFL team.

There are a variety


a National Express Bus for 8 pounds to the Victoria Station, once I arrived there I paid 12 pounds to get to my hotel. However, I could have easily taken the tube to Earl’s Court Station and walked the rest of the way. As I had anticipated the exhaustion I booked my first night in the Garden View Hotel. This place was adorable and I found the beds comfy.

One thing that I wanted to make sure I ate in London was fish n’ chips. After some quick research I found a place called Poppies Fish and Chips which I was easily able to reach by the tube. The place was very busy which is always a great sign. They have two separate lines depending on whether you wantCranberry Orange Mimosas #BrunchWeek

This post is sponsored in conjunction with #BrunchWeek. I received product samples from sponsor companies to aid in the creation of the #Brunchweek recipes. All opinions are mine alone.

No brunch is complete without mimosas!

I work at Benignas’s Creek Winery and I wanted to come up with a mimosa for #BrunchWeek using one of Benignas’s wines, but we don’t have any sparkling wines. So, I started brainstorming a mimosa option that included a different type of sparkling beverage.

I found originally found a version of this mimosa recipe in a 2011 Southern Living Christmas book, but I revamped it to use a Benigna’s white wine called Liberty White and sparkling cranberry juice in small cans.

If you want a lower sugar recipe you can get the diet sparkling


unless he is drinking like that. I think he is mentally affected only when he is drinking like that, he gets like that in trouble and they pick him up."
Under the former code, a defendant must have been intoxicated to the point of losing his ability to distinguish between right and wrong in order to avail himself of the mitigation of penalty provision of Art. 36, supra. See Art. 35, V.A.P.C.; Rodriguez v. State, supra.
Reading Sections 8.04 and 8.01, supra, of the present code together, a defendant, to avail himself of the mitigation provision of Section 8.04, supra, must, as the result of intoxication, (1) "not know his conduct was wrong" or (2) "was incapable of conforming his conduct to the requirements of the law he violated."[2]
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Weird behavior in Thread.sleep()

I have noticed something very odd (which eventually crashes my game) with Thread.sleep() and  I cannot figure out what the problem might be. I have run the following method for two hours straight and the output is always 100+-5;
public void gameLoop() {
    t0 = time();
    while (GameState.getInstance().getState() == GameCondition.RUNNING) {

        engine.update();
        sfx.play();

        t1 = time();
        delta = t1 - t0;

        gfx.render((int) delta);
        t0 = time();
        System.out.println(delta);


code) is ever slow (say 1ms, which can happen) then your delta will be 1ms longer next time so you will sleep for 2ms.
Your next iteration, since you slept for 2ms last time, will be at least 2ms.  If sleep or your code is slow again (which will happen) then you will sleep for 3ms next time and so on.  You are accumulating all the slowness that might occur due to your delta including the previous sleep time and any error in it.

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locate and disarm the bombs and neutralize Rahman if the opportunity presents itself.

There are two things you can do on the final co-op mission to optimize points:

When you reach the bank with the police, don't advance up the steps. Apparently enemies respawn forever if you fail to advance up the steps, and people have reported mission scores of up to 200k here. However, I don't know if this is efficient on a time spent to points earned basis.
When you reach the bomb, intentionally fail to enter the correct code. Then repeat the mission. Apparently you can get between 3k-5k points in a little over a minute (say 1:20) with this method. That means you'd net around 180k co-op points in an hour.

There are a few co-op missions I'dat $v=v_0$ for the shock wave model, i.e. $I^-$ with parameter $v$ belongs to Minkowski spacetime while $I^+$ with parameter $u_*$ belongs to a Schwarzschild black hole. As a result, the normalization condition is not necessarily preserved between the two sides of $v=v_0$. Certainly, this doesn’t occur for the spacetime given by the metric $g_{\mu\nu}(t)$ in Eq. .

To calculate the “asymptotic" Bogolubov coefficients, it needs to find the relation between $u_*$ and $v$. It’s believed that no particle is produced in the early times $u_*\rightarrow-\infty$ (or $v\rightarrow -\infty$) [@k2]. In this case, $u_*\approx v$ and the “asymptotic" Bogolubov coefficients are given by $\beta^{as}_{\omega\omega'}=0,\alpha^{as}_{\omega\omega'}=\delta(\omega-\omega')$. While the Hawking radiation comes mainly from the late times $u_*\rightarrow\infty$ (or $v\rightarrow v_H$), and in this limit we have [@k2] $$\label{eq:z6}
\begin{split}
u_*\approx v_H-4M\ln\frac{v_H-v}{4M}.
\end{split}$$ By substituting Eq.  into Eq. ,


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$encodings          = "-- Encodings\n";
$expert_pi          = "-- Expert flags and facilities (deprecated - see 'expert' table below)\n";
$expert_pi_tbl      = "-- Expert flags and facilities\nexpert = {\n";
$expert_pi_severity = "\t-- Expert severity levels\n\tseverity = {\n";
$expert_pi_group    = "\t-- Expert event groups\n\tgroup = {\n";

open PROTO_H, "< $WSROOT/epan/proto.h" or die "cannot open '$WSROOT/epan/proto.h':  $!";

my $in_severity = 0;
my $prev_comment;
my $skip_this = 0;

while(<PROTO_H>) {
    $skip_this = 0;

    if (/^\s+(?:BASE|STR|SEP)_([A-Z_]+)[ ]*=[ ]*([0-9]+)[,\s]+(?:\/\*\*< (.*?) \*\/)?/) {
        $bases_table .= "\t[\"$1\"] = $2,  -- $3\n";
    }

$value\n";
    }
}
close PROTO_H;

#
# Extract values from time_fmt.h:
#
#	ABSOLUTE_TIME_XXX values for absolute time bases
#

my $absolute_time_num = 0;

open TIME_FMT_H, "< $WSROOT/epan/time_fmt.h" or die "cannot open '$WSROOT/epan/time_fmt.h':  $!";
while(<TIME_FMT_H>) {
    if (/^\s+ABSOLUTE_TIME_([A-Z_]+)[ ]*=[ ]*([0-9]+)[,\s]+(?:\/\* (.*?) \*\/)?/) {
        $bases_table .= "\t[\"$1\"] = $2,  -- $3\n";
        $absolute_time_num = $2 + 1;
    } elsif (/^\s+ABSOLUTE_TIME_([A-Z_]+)[,\s]+(?:\/\* (.*?) \*\/)?/) {
        $bases_table .= "\t[\"$1\"] = $absolute_time_num,  -- $2\n";
        $absolute_time_num++;
    }
}
close TIME_FTM_H;

#
# Extract values from stat_groups.h:
#
#	MENU_X_X values for register_stat_group_t
#

$menu_groups .= "-- menu groups for register_menu\n";
my $menu_i = 0;

open STAT_GROUPS, "< $WSROOT/epan/stat_groups.h" or die "cannot open '$WSROOT/epan/stat_groups.h':


$!";
my $foundit = 0;
while(<STAT_GROUPS>) {
    # need to skip matching words in comments, and get to the enum
    if (/^typedef enum \{/) { $foundit = 1; }
    # the problem here is we need to pick carefully, so we don't break existing scripts
    if ($foundit && /REGISTER_([A-Z]+)_GROUP_(CONVERSATION|RESPONSE|ENDPOINT|[A-Z0-9_]+)/) {
        $menu_groups .= "MENU_$1_$2 = $menu_i\n";
        $menu_groups =~ s/_NONE//;
        $menu_i++;
    }
}
close STAT_GROUPS;

$bases_table .= "}\n";
$encodings .= "\n";
$expert_pi .= "\n";
$expert_pi_severity .= "\t},\n";
$expert_pi_group .= "\t},\n";
$expert_pi_tbl .= $expert_pi_group . $expert_pi_severity . "}\n\n";

for my $key (keys %replacements) {
    $template =~ s/%$key%/${$replacements{$key}}/msig;
}

print $template;
grp:lswitch          Left Alt (while pressed)
  grp:lwin_switch      Left Win (while pressed)
  grp:rwin_switch      Right Win (while pressed)
  grp:win_switch       Any Win key (while pressed)
  grp:caps_switch      Caps Lock (while pressed), Alt+Caps Lock does the original capslock action
  grp:rctrl_switch     Right Ctrl (while pressed)
  grp:toggle           Right Alt
  grp:lalt_toggle      Left Alt
  grp:caps_toggle      Caps Lock
  grp:shift_caps_toggle Shift+Caps Lock
  grp:shift_caps_switch Caps Lock (to first layout), Shift+Caps Lock (to last layout)
  grp:win_menu_switch


Shift
  grp:lctrl_toggle     Left Ctrl
  grp:rctrl_toggle     Right Ctrl
  grp:sclk_toggle      Scroll Lock
  grp:lctrl_lwin_rctrl_menu LeftCtrl+LeftWin (to first layout), RightCtrl+Menu (to second layout)
  grp:lctrl_lwin_toggle LeftCtrl+LeftWin

These are all the different key combinations you can use to change the layout. I use grp:ctrls_toggle but you have a lot of options to play with and see what you like.

strategy (after training). After training, the onset of activation was delayed for all muscles, and the sequence of activation systematically reflected the muscle position in the body from top to bottom: neck/upper body muscles were recruited first and in an anticipatory fashion, whereas leg muscles were recruited after the disturbance onset, producing compensatory adjustments. The resulting control strategy includes a mixture of anticipatory and compensatory postural adjustments, with a systematic sequence of muscular activation reflecting the different demands of neck and leg muscles. Our results suggest that subjects learned the precise timing of the disturbance onset and used this information to deploy postural adjustments just-in-time and to transfer at least part of the control of posture from anticipatory to less-demanding feedback-based strategies. In turn, this strategy shift increases


While being interviewed by PSM3 magazine, Todd Howard was asked about his thoughts on 3D technology. He responded negatively to it saying, “Honestly, I couldn’t care less – having to wear those glasses! I’m not …an adenoviral vector expressing Fas (Ad-Fas). Fas protein levels were ∼1.8-fold higher in livers of mice receiving Ad-Fas compared to mice receiving a control vector expressing lacZ (Ad-lacZ) (Fig. [2a](#Fig2){ref-type="fig"}). At 12 days after injection, body weight was similar in both groups of mice (Fig. [2b](#Fig2){ref-type="fig"}), whereas blood glucose but not plasma insulin, TG, and FFA levels were increased in Fas-overexpressing mice (Supplementary Fig. [2a](#MOESM1){ref-type="media"}). Hepatic Fas overexpression resulted in hepatic steatosis as demonstrated by a significant higher TG content (Fig. [2c](#Fig2){ref-type="fig"}). Moreover, lipid intermediates such as ceramide and DAG accumulated in livers of Ad-Fas mice (Fig. [2c](#Fig2){ref-type="fig"}). An intraperitoneal glucose tolerance test was impaired (Fig. [2d](#Fig2){ref-type="fig"}) and hyperinsulinemic-euglycemic clamp studies revealed significantly decreased glucose infusion rate and, importantly, higher endogenous glucose production under clamp conditions in Ad-Fas-injected vs. control animals (Fig. [2e](#Fig2){ref-type="fig"} and Supplementary


mice. **c** Blue native (BN) polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis (PAGE) and **d** in-gel activity assay using isolated mitochondria from liver of Ad-Fas (*n* = 5 and 6 respectively) and Ad-lacZ (*n* = 6) mice. Quantification of individual band was performed using ImageJ. Values are expressed as mean±s.e.m.; \**p* \< 0.05, \*\**p* \< 0.01, \*\*\**p* \< 0.001, and ^\#^ *p* = 0.08 (Student's *t*-test)

Besides a reduction in lipid oxidation, elevated de novo lipogenesis, increased fatty acid uptake, or blunted TG secretion may contribute to hepatic steatosis^[@CR1],\ [@CR15]^. In hepatic Fas-overexpressing mice, protein levels of the active form of the lipogenic transcription factor sterol regulatory element-binding protein 1 (SREBP1) was slightly lower (Supplementary Fig. [3e](#MOESM1){ref-type="media"}). In addition, hepatic mRNA expression of key genes involved in lipogenesis and fatty acid transport were unchanged or reduced in Ad-Fas compared to Ad-LacZ mice (Supplementary Fig. [3f](#MOESM1){ref-type="media"}), suggesting thateach using a tip sonicator. Aliquots of the lysates were diluted to 250 mM sodium acetate (pH 5.0), 0.1% NP40 and incubated with 50 nCi per sample \[^14^C\]sphingomyelin (Perkin Elmer, Waltham, MA, USA; 52 mCi/mmol) for 30 min at 37 °C. The substrate was dried prior to the assay, resuspended in 250 mM sodium acetate (pH 5.0), 0.1% NP40, and bath-sonicated for 10 min to promote the formation of micelles. The reaction was stopped by the addition of 800 µL chloroform/methanol (2:1, v/v), phases were separated by centrifugation, and an aliquot of the upper, aqueous phase was measured by using liquid scintillation counting to determine the release of \[^14^C\]phosphorylcholine from \[^14^C\]sphingomyelin as a measure of acid sphingomyelinase activity.

Determination of plasma parameters {#Sec25}
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Plasma insulin and FFA levels were determined as previously described^[@CR51]^. Plasma leptin and cytokine


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We are also close to Hartbeespoort Dam and the Centurion/Fourways/Bryanston and Midrand business districts.

The Guest House offers you a warm and homely stay in an attractive house surrounded by beautiful gardens with an abundance of bird life and total peace of mind when hosting a function. An expansive patio with a view of garden and aviary is the perfect place to enjoy our homecooked breakfasts. This patio also has a built-in braai for rainy days.

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We have a spacious TV lounge with DSTV, which is comfortably furnished and has a fire place for the cold winter nights. An expansive patio with a view of garden and aviary is the perfect place to enjoy our home cooked breakfasts.

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stoic to the point of indifference. H. G. Luther, the man who conveyed the unhappy news from Hoboken, was reported to have said, "I distinctly felt that the news was not unexpected." If, in fact, Payne and Mrs. Rogers had been aware that Mary intended to undergo a risky abortion, their response may be better understood. If the news had come not as a shock but as a confirmation of their worst fears, following several days of anxious worry, they might well have registered a sense of grim resignation rather than the surprise Luther had expected. It would also have been possible that Payne and Mrs. Rogers had already learned of the death through other channels, so that Luther's report of the recovery of the body came notprocess (see for example @rupbla14 for ultrasonics and @rosper13 for eddy-current). This approach has been called MAPOD for “Model Assisted Probability of Detection” [@tho08] (see also @meycra14 for a survey and @cal12 for a synthetic overview).

The determination of this “numerical POD” is based on a four-step approach:

1.  Identify the set of parameters that significantly affect the NDT signal;

2.  Attribute a specific probability distribution to each of these parameters (for instance from expert judgment);

3.  Propagate the input parameters uncertainties through the NDT numerical model;

4.  Build the POD curve from standard approaches like the so-called Berens method [@Berens1988].

In POD studies, two main models have been proposed: POD model for binary detection representation (using hit/miss data) and POD model for continuous response (using the values of the


detection threshold $s$. In the following, we keep $s$ for the notation of this threshold. It is important to note that this transformation is useful for all the different POD methods [@domfeu12].

![Model response with respect to $a$. Left: Initial data ($ProjY$ as response); Right: Linearized data ($y_{ProjY}$ as response) by Box-Cox transformation with parameter $\lambda = 0.3$ of the response $ProjY$.[]{data-label="fig:boxcoxAvsa"}](ProjY_data_crude2.png "fig:"){width="49.00000%"} ![Model response with respect to $a$. Left: Initial data ($ProjY$ as response); Right: Linearized data ($y_{ProjY}$ as response) by Box-Cox transformation with parameter $\lambda = 0.3$ of the response $ProjY$.[]{data-label="fig:boxcoxAvsa"}](ProjY_data_boxcox.png "fig:"){width="49.00000%"}

Berens method [@Berens1988] {#sec:Berens}
---------------------------

The Berens model, based on $y$, is defined as $$\label{eq:berens}
y(a)=\beta_0 + \beta_1a + \epsilon,$$ with $\epsilon$ the model error such as $\epsilon \sim \mathcal{N}\left(0,\sigma_{\epsilon}^2 \right)$. Maximum likelihood method provides the estimators $\hat{\beta_0}, \hat{\beta_1}\; \text{and} \; \hat{\sigma_{\epsilon}}$. Hence the model implies the following result: $\forall a>0, \quad y(a) \sim \mathcal{N}\left(\hat{\beta_0} +\hat{\beta_1}a, \hat{\sigma_{\epsilon}}^2 \right)$. On our data, we obtain $\hat{\beta_0}=2.52$, $\hat{\beta_1}=43.48$ and $\hat{\sigma}_\epsilon=1.95$, which leads to the linear model represented in Figure \[fig:linearmodel\].

![Linear model illustration. The Gaussian predictive distributions for $a = \max\left( P_1, P_2 \right)=0.2$, $0.3$ and $0.4$ are given. The horizontal line represents the detection threshold $s$.[]{data-label="fig:linearmodel"}](ProjY_data_linear_model2.png)

With the normality hypothesis, as displayed in Figure \[fig:linearmodel\], the values of the POD curve can be easily estimated, giving the POD curve of Figure \[fig:PODgaussconfident\]. By considering the error that is provided by the property of a maximum likelihood estimator in a case of a linear regression, we can use this uncertainty on both $\beta_0$ and $\beta_1$ to build non-asymptotic confidence intervals. Indeed,


- \Phi \left( (s - \beta_0 - \beta_1 a)/{\sigma_\epsilon} \right),$$ where $\Phi$ is the standard Gaussian distribution. By simulating a large number of POD samples, we can deduce some confidence intervals. The 95%-confidence lower bound of the POD curve is illustrated in Figure \[fig:PODgaussconfident\].

From the estimated POD of Figure \[fig:PODgaussconfident\], we obtain $a_{90} \simeq 0.30$ mm for the defect size detectable with a $90\%$-probability. Taking into account the confidence interval, we obtain $a_{90/95} \simeq 0.31$ mm for the minimal defect size detectable with a $90\%$-probability with a $95\%$-confidence. This means that the defect size that we detect in $90\%$ of cases has a $95\%$-probability to be smaller than $0.31$ mm.

![Results of Berens method: POD curve estimation (solid curve) and POD lower curve (dashed curve) of the POD $95\%$-confidence\epsilon \sim \mathcal{N}(0,\sigma_\epsilon^2)$$ Thus the POD associated with a given defect size $a$ can be approximated by: $$\label{eq_pod_chaos}
    \mbox{POD}(a) \; = \; \mathbb{P}( Y > s \mid a) \; = \;
    \mathbb{P}\left(\widehat{Y}(a,X) + \epsilon > s\right).$$ For any value of $a$, this probability is estimated by Monte Carlo simulation of the random quantities $X$ and $\epsilon$ ($10^4$ random values are drawn).

Note that this estimate relies upon the assumption that the chaos coefficients are perfectly calculated. However, their estimation is affected by uncertainty due to the approximation error ($1-Q^2=12\%$ of unexplained variance of the $Y$-projection) and the limited number of available evaluations of C3D. As for the Berens model, standard theorems related to linear regression hold for the PC expansions and can be


[@marioo08]. We obtain $Q^2=90\%$.

In addition to the kriging predictor, the kriging variance $\sigma_Y^2(a,X)$ quantifies the uncertainty induced by estimating $Y_{P}(a,X)$ with $\widehat{Y_{P}}(a,X)$. Thus, we have the following predictive distribution: $$\label{eq:kriging}
\forall x \quad \left(Y(a,X) \mid y^N \right) \sim   \mathcal{N} \left( \widehat{Y_{P}}(a,X), \sigma_Y^2(a,X) \right)$$ where $\widehat{Y_{P}}(a,X)$ (the kriging mean) and $\sigma_Y^2(a,X)$ (the kriging variance) can both be explicitly estimated.

Obtaining the POD curve consists in replacing $Y = G(a,X)$ by its kriging metamodel (\[eq:kriging\]) in (\[eq:POD\]). Hence we can estimate the value of $\mbox{POD}(a)$, for $a>0$ from: $$\label{eq:PODkriging}
\mbox{POD}(a) = \mathbb{P}\left((Y(a,X) \mid y^N) > s | a \right) .$$ Two sources of uncertainty have to be taken into account in (\[eq:PODkriging\]): the first coming from the parameter $X$ and the second coming from the Gaussian distribution in (\[eq:kriging\]). From (\[eq:PODkriging\]),method which relaxes the normality hypothesis;

3.  the polynomial chaos metamodel which does not require the linearity assumption but requires normal metamodel residuals;

4.  the kriging metamodel.

Other techniques, not discussed here, could be introduced in this scheme, as the quantile regression used in @domfeu12 to relax Berens’ hypothesis on the residuals distribution, or bootstrap-based alternatives.

![General and progressive MAPOD methodology.[]{data-label="fig:methodoPOD"}](methodoPOD.png)

The results of these four techniques in terms of the estimation of the defect size detectable with a $90\%$-probability ($a_{90}$) and its $95\%$-lower bound ($a_{90/95}$) are synthesized in Table \[tab:synt\]. While $a_{90}$ is rather unchanged, we observe slight variations on $a_{90/95}$ between the different methods.

$$

                 Berens   Binomial-Berens   Polynomial chaos


NBA Draft Prospect of the Week: B.J. Young

B.J. Young is one of the most talented scorers in college basketball, but is facing significant question marks after an uneven sophomore season. Is he a prospect a NBA team should consider investing in?

After a very efficient freshman season, B.J. Young strongly considered entering the 2012 NBA draft, before eventually electing to return to Arkansas. The hope was that Young would build on his promising debut campaign and ride a strong sophomore season to a comfortable position in the first round of the 2013 draft, after improving on some of the weaknesses he displayed as a freshman.

Things didn't go exactly as planned, as Young had a rather disappointing season, both individually and from a team perspective. Arkansas went 18-1 at home,stage to finish the shots he creates for himself inside the paint.

Video Analysis:

Young appeared very intent on proving he can play point guard this year, which helps explain the improvement he made in the assist to turnover ratio (1.65/1 this season, 1/1 last season) department.

Although it will depend on the team that drafts him and the style of play they implement, it's not a given that he will have to become a pass-first point guard in the NBA, as there are plenty of combo guard scorers his size who are thriving in today's NBA.

Showing average decision making ability, Young clearly looks more comfortable operating as a scorer, even if he can find the open man in transition or rolling to the basket on the pick and roll.

The biggest


on plays when he's not really into the game mentally, closing out with his arms down, struggling to fight over the top of screens, and not really hustling as much as you'd hope.

Even though Young is undersized for the shooting guard position, there's no question he has the tools to be an above average defender at either backcourt spot if he's willing to put forth the effort physically and mentally, something he hasn't always been asked to do throughout his career so far.

Young is undoubtedly one of the bigger boom or bust potential prospects in this draft, as his talent as an athlete and scorer are highly coveted traits in today's NBA, but there are significant question marks about his perimeter shooting ability and intangibles. Character concerns have[Ophthalmological complications of the asphyxiophilic "scarf game" in a 12-year-old child].
To report a first case of Terson-like syndrome associated with asphyxiophilic practices in an adolescent. A 12-year-old boy was referred for decreased visual acuity in his right eye. His father had been diagnosed 3 weeks before with subarachnoidal hemorrhage. Fundus examination showed a dense preretinal hemorrhage in the right eye suggestive of Terson syndrome. Angio-magnetic resonance imaging eliminated aneurysm and arteriovenous malformation from the diagnosis. After questioning the boy further, he reported that he had participated in the "scarf game", a very popular (but lethal) asphyxiophilic practice in middle school, some hours before he noticed a sharp drop in the visual acuity of his right eye. After 2 months of follow-up, he recovered 20/20 vision in his right


was acquired by the present owners in 1987.

Description

Fernleigh, fronting Shore Street East to the northwest and bounded by GJ Walker Park to the east and south, is a single-storeyed timber residence with a detached kitchen house overlooking Moreton Bay and Stradbroke Island to the east.

The residence has a corrugated iron gable roof, in which an attic space has been enclosed in recent years, with a large dormer window to both the northwest and southeast. The building has both timber and concrete stumps, with a timber batten skirt to the perimeter. It has verandahs to all sides with corrugated iron skillion roofs, boarded soffits and timber posts. The exterior walls are weatherboard and the building has sash windows of cedar, some of which have timber shutters, with aQueensland's history.

Originally a cottage, the kitchen house was used as the first Cleveland State School prior to its removal and re-erection at Fernleigh. Fernleigh is located on the land which was part of the first survey and sale at Cleveland in 1851 and demonstrates the pattern of subdivision and development of Cleveland along the peninsula.

The place is important in demonstrating the principal characteristics of a particular class of cultural places.

Fernleigh is characteristic of a modest 1860s timber dwelling, having a four-room core and detached kitchen house.

The place is important because of its aesthetic significance.

The timber buildings and established garden have aesthetic quality, and form an integral part of the mature townscape of Cleveland Point.

The place has a strong or special association with a particular community or cultural group


1. Field of the Invention
The present invention generally relates to device modeling and to an improved system of maintaining the target performance of the model through the development of the process used to fabricate the device.
2. Description of the Related Art
Today's fast-paced product development cycles necessitate that design tools such as compact models (e.g., the physics-based subroutines used in numerical simulation codes for larger entities such as circuits, mechanical systems, etc.) be developed early in the fabrication process development cycle. To create accurate compact models, large volumes of measured data taken from hardware that is fully representative of the next-generation process are needed. However, the largest available source of data is the current fabrication process technology generation. The amount of data available regarding the final version of theUnfortunately, we are no longer providing domestic samples via our website. As Mondial's Spokesdog I am taking this opportunity to remind you that we are a B2B (Business to Business) company, that specializes in the importing and exporting of our baby diapers.


billion; that's quite a lot already, half a billion. 1830, that's when Darwin was working, one billion individuals. 1930, that's when I was at school, yes, yes! I was almost finished school at that time! I almost entered university - two billion, that's what I learned at school, they said we are two billion. In the meantime it's changed. From 1930 to 1970, that's four years before I got the Nobel Prize, four billion, just in one lifetime, from two to four. 2009, six-and-a-half billion. Tomorrow maybe nine billion, maybe more, we don't know. So this is really a staggering increase in population. It's even more frightening when you see the curve how suddenly you know more than exponential fashion this number has risen.

What this means is thatfrom people like you an influence that goes up to the hierarchy and tell those old men there's need for a change!

All the ills that I have mentioned are due to one single cause - there simply are too many human beings in the world. It's staggering, it's frightening to see how quickly our numbers have increased just in my lifetime - four-fold increase just from the time I was born till today. It's terrifying, so we have to do something about it.

The writing is on the wall. If we don't act soon to overcome our genetic tendency to intragroup selfishness and intergroup hostility, the future of humanity and of much of life on Earth will be gravely endangered, possibly leading to total extinction under conditions that can


only be visualised as apocalyptic.

Here I turn to the young. This is the most wonderful thing about these Lindau Nobel Meetings, and as long as I am physically able to come I will come back, because here is where we meet the young people of the world. And I would like to turn to all you young people in this audience and say I want to tell you, my generation has made a mess of things. It's up to you to do better. The future is in your hands. Good luck.

Annette Baudisch: My favourite one was Smithies.

David Fisher: Oliver Smithies?

Annette Baudisch: Yes, that was really great, because I found that he hit the balance between being really personal, but not too much, I like that; and the oneFisher: But as we've heard this week, so much happens that is unexpected. And half of these people didn't realise they were going to discover anything, and they discovered something great and changed the world. Maybe you'll do the same.

Ting Zhang: Me? You mean my project? I think my project is not as important as the Nobel Laureates', but I think at least it's a small move. But in the future, after many of these small moves, I will someday make a big discovery to astonish the world!

David Fisher: Ting Zhang, one of the 26 young researchers at Lindau from China. Back to population, and not everyone is convinced it's our number one problem.

Hans Rosling: I'm Hans Rosling, Professor in International Health at the Karolinska Institute, but now


learnt to produce the drugs so cheap that they continue to earn money on it afterwards - that's clever. They also put another price on the patented drug when they sell it in middle income countries, so it's affordable, they don't lose money on that. So they start to rethink also, and I asked them why? Because we have to, we are not earning enough money. This is interesting. Big pharma is not the success any longer. They have a decrease in their return on investment, and a lot of the money in big pharma is pension capital. I ask my students, should we hit big pharma because they don't deliver drugs for malaria? Yes, they say, hit them! Yes, but who should you hit? You have tobe precise. Shall I hit the staff? No, no, no, hit the CEO they said. But he's elected by the board. Well, hit the board then! Well the board is elected by the stockowners. Well, hit them then! But who are the stockowners? They don't know. Well it's pension funds. Go home and hit grandma. It means that pension funds in the richest countries are those who have placed the money in big pharma to a big extent, and those are responsible.

I was concerned that so many at this meeting thought that population could solve the climate issue and the environmental issues. It will not. It's a constant, population. We have to get rid of poverty. Family size has to come down in Afghanistan and in Africa. Yes,


this paper was made easier by an automatic pipette, however all the results presented were made with the manual pipette, so the automatic one was never published. But I made one and it was like the one that we all call the Eppendorf Pipettes now. It had a disposable tip and it would repetitively deliver one millilitre and it was accurate to a quarter of a percent. But as I told them, I never published it and I never patented it, and somebody else invented it later and became a millionaire!

David Fisher: Damn!

Oliver Smithies: The major thing that I had a hand in that was an important tool was gel electrophoresis, and that I invented in a sense by accident when I was in my first job inwhich Elizabeth Blackburn did for example, or also like which Oliver Smithies did, he had so many inventions in his whole life. So what more, go this way and if something pops out, obviously then I go for it. So it's probably easier to go there, as the Elizabeth Blackburn way, and if you find something then go for it.

Phillip Fitzgerald: I really appreciated the Laureates that were willing to use their clout and their name to advance the field of science overall, such as Sir Harold Kroto, Christian de Duve who had written the book on overpopulation. There are multiple ways of helping to ensure that we are training the next generation of scientists and that this field and process will continue on after they are gone


to give them aspirin. It was so embarrassing and so tragic. Cervical cancer is so common. Actually if we could cure that, it is as important in many African countries as HIV. But you could see that the man is not fully satisfied, you know. And I asked him, wouldn't it be a greater prize for you if your vaccine could be made available cheap enough so everyone could get it? Oh yes, that would be the best prize, he said. You know, he said, my grandmother died from cervical cancer, so I always knew how painful it was. And it's interesting, a Nobel Prize is not the most important for a researcher - it is that his research really reaches to the people in need, and it'sp53 paralogue p73 can activate p53 target genes that mediate apoptosis in response to a number of chemotherapeutic agents \[[@R33]\]. Thus, we asked whether the protein levels of the pro-apoptotic p73 isoform TAp73β changed in response to propranolol. Following propranolol treatment TAp73β isoform levels increased (Figure [5B](#F5){ref-type="fig"}). In addition, the protein levels of the p53 and TAp73 downstream pro-apoptotic target gene proteins NOXA and p57^kip2^ also increased (Figure [5C](#F5){ref-type="fig"}, [5D](#F5){ref-type="fig"}). We next examined whether activation of p53 and p73 might be due to DNA damaging effects of propranolol. As expected levels of γH2AX, a marker for double strand DNA breaks, increased in response to doxorubicin; however, no increase in γH2AX was detected following propranolol treatment ([Supplemental Figure 1](#SD1){ref-type="supplementary-material"}). We examined other downstream pathways previously implicated in the proliferative


NB growth in short term assays *in vitro* were higher than those predicted to be achievable *in vivo*. However, since focus formation assays demonstrated efficacy with lower doses of propranolol, we next investigated the effects of propranolol on growth of SK-N-AS NB xenografts. When tumors reached 50mm^3^, mice were injected subcutaneously with 2mg/kg/day (1mg/kg/day twice a day) for fourteen days. The tumors of mice treated with propranolol demonstrated slower growth as compared to PBS vehicle-treated control mice. The mean tumor volume of propranolol-treated group was lower than the control group on day 14: 197.6 ± 44.3 mm^3^ versus 414.5 ±76.6 mm^3^, unpaired t-test p = 0.0246) (Figure [6A](#F6){ref-type="fig"}, [6B](#F6){ref-type="fig"}). Notably, the mean body weight of propranolol-treated mice was not statistically significantly lower that that of the vehicle treatedbut were fairly similar in the 15 cell lines that we tested. β2-AR mRNA (ADRB2) is expressed in the majority of NB tumors, as well as cell lines derived from metastatic tumors, at levels that are higher than those detected in normal adrenal tissue. Interestingly, relative levels of ADRB2, but not ADRB1, correlate with favorable prognosis. The observation that high levels of ADBR2 are associated with more favorable prognosis is similar to findings for patients with other types of cancers, including oral squamous cell carcinoma (OSCC), leukemia, and prostate cancer \[[@R50]-[@R52]\]. Our findings demonstrate that the majority of patients have tumors that express β2-AR and thus, if expression is required for response, we would predict that most NB tumors would be sensitive to propranolol. However, it is also


and *in vivo* concentrations the doses effective against NB SK-N-AS xenografts were similar to those used in regimens for hypertension and those reported for children with hemangiomas (2-3 mg/kg/day) \[[@R8],[@R22],[@R36],[@R58]\]. The *in vitro* synergy with the irinotecan metabolite SN-38 and COX-2 inhibitors also supports potential combination therapy with topoisomerase inhibitors, such as irinotecan or topotecan, or COX inhibitors such as celecoxib in relapsed patients including those with central nervous system (CNS) metastases since propranolol, which is highly lipophilic, is known to cross the blood brain barrier and concentrate in the central nervous system (CNS) \[[@R59]\]. In a recent study by Pasquier and colleagues propranolol alone did not demonstrate single agent efficacy when administered to TH-*MYCN* transgenic mice, but was synergistic with vincristine and vinblastine, two agents commonly usedextern "C" void abort ();

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$X_K\to X$ is universally open. If we prove this, then we have that $X_\Omega\to X$ is universally open, universally closed and surjective, and then we're in the situation of your other post that I responded to, where the appropriate fiber product diagram is
$\require{AMScd}$
\begin{CD}
Y_\Omega @>p_X>> X_\Omega\\
@Vp_YVV @VVfV\\
Y @>g >> X
\end{CD}
where all the schemes besides $X_\Omega$ are connected by assumption. Thus $X_\Omega$ must also be connected by the result at that question.
In order to prove that $X_\omega\to X$ is universally open, it is enough to prove that $\operatorname{Spec} K\to \operatorname{Spec} k$ is universally open for an algebraic field extension $k\subset K$. By a standard locality argument, it's enough to check this on affines. So we want to check that for $R$ any $k$-module, the map $R\to R\otimes_k K$ isNeuroanatomy of Alzheimer's Disease and Late-Life Depression: A Coordinate-Based Meta-Analysis of MRI Studies.
Depression and cognitive impairment are both common disorders in elderly people and frequently occur together. Due to the presence of a common set of behavioral and cognitive symptoms, differential diagnosis may become arduous. Neuroimaging may offer a good tool during diagnosis. We performed a coordinate-based meta-analysis to compare gray matter changes in Alzheimer's disease (AD) and late-life depression (LLD). AD and LLD led to brain atrophy in networks only partially overlapping. Both conditions are linked to a reduction of the bilateral hippocampal volume, but AD is correlated with great atrophy in the left anterior hippocampus and bilateral posterior cingulate cortex, while LLD is correlated with great atrophy in the precuneus, superior frontal gyrus, and ventromedial frontal


impellers.
According to the present invention, it has been found that it is possible to mount a vacuum pump on the same shaft as the fluidizing pump impeller, and pull the separated gas directly into the vacuum pump. It has surprisingly been found that this can be accomplished according to the invention without redesign of the fluidizing pump impeller, change in the size of the motor for rotating the pump, or change in any other significant feature of conventional fluidizing pumps. The invention thus achieves the significant advantage of eliminating piping and an entirely separate pump, motor, motor mount, etc. with ensuing reduction in costs, and increased ease of operation.
According to one aspect of the invention there is provided a pump comprising: a main housing including a suspension inletWALT'S LOOK AROUND: Blue Moon

What’s so rare about the moon? Well, nothing I guess. Well, nothing when you put every other miracle of nature in the same class of familiarity. But tonight’s full moon is rare because it is the 2nd full moon this month.

Usually we only have one a month. But when you have a month that is longer than the 27 and a half day cycle of the moon, and the first full moon in the month is early enough, and this month’s first full moon was on the 2nd, then you have enough time for the moon to cycle through and have another full episode before the month is over. And that will happen again tonight.

I don’t know where the term blue moon came from


but if I’m using it all-over under foundation, I’d rather mix it as I think the results are more cohesive. Poured (Cream) — It works well on bare skin or over liquid foundation from my experience. I like using duo fiber or stippling brushes gently swirled in the compact, then lightly patted in three places along the cheek bone for initial lay-down of color, and then blend by swirling in feathery circular motions. Fingertips are also excellent for blending out the color once you’ve applied the initial amount.

— It works well on bare skin or over liquid foundation from my experience. I like using duo fiber or stippling brushes gently swirled in the compact, then lightly patted in three places along the cheek bone for initial lay-down ofthen be fitted with gold or stainless steel sleeves that allowed pre-grown neural fibers to be inserted and removed through micropipettes. The micropipettes would pass through the sleeves and pierce the fine outer layer of cortex at the depth of under a millimeter, allowing neural signals to pass through the skull via electrode-capped terminals or transdermal/transcranial contact points under the skin. Embedded cranial terminals would then connect via a cap or device worn around the back of the skull containing a pre-grown neural device-controller with the same bit resolution established for the camera’s visual field. When terminal contact was made with an external device controller, the neural interface would begin generating input and output directly from device to cortex. With synaptic plasticity generated by both the input and


could potentially enable low-power wireless device connectivity through the skull without the need to change implanted batteries.

Ongoing Concerns

The ability to port data in and out of consciousness has been demonstrated in multiple capacities with multiple interfaces ranging from low-fidelity non-invasive to high-fidelity radically invasive. Although these technologies seem like science fiction, they are being vigorously explored by academic, medical, and commercial interests, with companies like BrainGate seeking patents on multiple neural interfaces and software platforms simultaneously. While the primary purpose of neural interface research is putatively therapeutic, the functional potentials and ethical concerns of neural porting are problems looming in the future. Right now these are hypothetical concerns, but if a single-access embedded neurode procedure could be perfected and automated and performed at a local clinic in twohours for around a thousand dollars, and it was covered by insurance, the temptation for cosmetic and personal use of such a procedure becomes clear. Neural interfaces can be abused, obviously, and can be hacked into to enslave and torture minds, or drive people intentionally insane, or turn them into sleeper assassins or mindless consumers. Security is an inherent problem of any extensible exo-cortical system that must be addressed early in the engineering and testing stages, or anyone with an exo-cortical input would be ripe for exploitation. Sensory discrimination is an ongoing problem in any media environment, so individual channel selection, manual override, and the ability to shut down device input should be an integral part of any embedded system.


Cancer is a disease in which abnormal cells divide uncontrollably and possess the ability to invade other tissues. Normal cells grow and divide in a controlled way to produce more cells as they are needed to keep the body healthy. In order to ensure this process proceeds without mishap there are various protective mechanisms in place to ensure that damaged DNA is repaired and not passed on to subsequent generations of cells. However, due to a number of causes including, environmental stresses, genetic factors and age among other things, damaged or mutated DNA is not eliminated or repaired and can go on to affect normal cell growth and division. Consequently, uncontrolled division of abnormal cells leads to cancer, the second greatest cause of mortality in the United States.A photo caption in a Haryana government magazine describing 'ghoonghat' (veil) as the 'identity of the State' has sparked a controversy, with the opposition saying it reflected the 'regressive' mindset of the BJP government.

However, senior Minister Anil Vij dismissed the opposition charge, saying that BJP government had taken a number of steps for women empowerment and was not endorsing that women should be forced to keep a 'ghoongat'.

The recent issue of Krishi Samvad, a supplement of the Haryana Samvad magazine, a monthly magazine published by the State government, carries a photograph of a veiled woman.

The woman's face can be seen covered with a 'ghoongat'.

The woman is seen carrying cattle feed on her head, even as the caption reads: "Ghoongat ki aan-baan, mahra Haryana ki pechchan (pride of the


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        Return None if the header is missing instead of raising an exception.

        Note that if the header appeared multiple times, the first exactly which
        occurrance gets returned is undefined.  Use getall() to get all
        the values matching a header field name.
        """
        return self.get(name)

    def has_key(self, name):
        """Return true if the message contains the header."""
       using Ubuntu 16.04 on a virtual machine.
I appreciate your advice.

A:

Use dpkg -L <packagename> to see where your packages are installed.
To install libcrypto, use sudo apt-get install libssl-dev.
I hope this helps.


v. District of
Columbia, 93 F.3d 910, 924 (D.C. Cir. 1996) (internal quotation
marks omitted)). The District Court found that motorists in
Appellants’ class – those who are caught speeding by MPD
officers – are dissimilar to motorists detected speeding by the
ATE. The District Court thus concluded that the District’s
traffic enforcement policies do not violate the equal protection
                               6

guarantee of the Fifth Amendment. See id. at 9. The District
Court reasoned that when an officer directly observes a speeding
motorist, that officer, by virtue of direct observation, has
probable cause to effectuate a warrantless arrest of the motorist
in the speeding vehicle. See id. In contrast,                             7

only those motorists who are observed speeding by police
officers who are not members of mobile radar units are actually
pursued, arrested, and subjected to criminal sanctions. And in
Appellants’ view, it is a violation of the equal protection
guarantee for the MPD to arrest speeding motorists who speed
in excess of thirty mph over the speed limit and are observed by
an officer without a camera – i.e., a traditional MPD officer –
but not to arrest speeding motorists who speed in excess of thirty
mph over the speed limit and are observed by an officer with a
camera – i.e., a member of a mobile radar


unit.
                          II. Analysis
A. Standard of Review
     “We review a dismissal for failure to state a claim under
Federal Rule of Civil Procedure 12(b)(6) de novo.” Atherton v.
D.C. Office of the Mayor, 567 F.3d 672, 681 (2009) (citation
omitted). A complaint must provide “a short and plain
statement of the claim showing that the pleader is entitled to
relief.” FED. R. CIV. P. 8(a)(2). “[W]hen ruling on a defendant’s
motion to dismiss, a judge must accept as true all of the factual
allegations contained in the complaint.” Atherton, 567 F.3d at
681 (alteration in original) (citation omitted). But the pleader
must still provide “more than labels and conclusions,is on the one
attacking the [governmental] arrangement to negative every
conceivable basis which might support it, whether or not the
basis has a foundation in the record” (alterations in original)
(citation omitted) (internal quotation marks omitted)).
    In order to defeat the District’s motion to dismiss their
equal protection claim, Appellants “must allege facts sufficient
                                 9

to overcome the presumption of rationality that applies to
government classifications.” Wroblewski v. City of Washburn,
965 F.2d 452, 460 (7th Cir. 1992). And they must offer more
than a “conclusory assertion that the policy is ‘without rational
basis.’” Id. Appellants have failed to satisfy this burden.


scheme deters more
motorists from speeding than does an enforcement scheme that
relies solely on civil citations. All motorists must account for
the background risk that speeding may result in arrest and
potentially either a criminal fine or imprisonment. The District
has decided that the best way to deter speeding is through the
creation of some variability and uncertainty in the city’s
enforcement schemes. The wisdom of such a determination is
not the appropriate subject of equal protection review.
                         III. Conclusion
     In sum, the District of Columbia’s different treatment of
motorists stopped by an officer for speeding in excess of thirty
mph above the speed limit and motorists civilly citedQ:

Unlocking screen brings up Phone app on Lollipop

I just updated my Nexus 4 to Lollipop. Now, every time I unlock my phone, the Phone app opens. Surely this is a bug and not a feature. It doesn't matter if I received a notification; and I'm not clicking the phone icon at the bottom - I slide to unlock, draw my secret pattern and am instantly taken to the phone app.
Does anyone know what's going on here?

A:

I figured it out. Swiping to the right opens the phone, swiping to the left, the camera and swiping up unlocks to the home screen.


18.1 0.6607978 18.760798

Following Arun's solution:
lookup = data.table(start = seq(0, 18, by = 2), end = seq(2, 20, by = 2))
ans = foverlaps(dt, setkey(lookup, start, end))
ans[, sum(pmin(i.end, end) - pmax(i.start, start)), by=.(start,end)]

Result:
1:     2   4 0.6376326
2:     6   8 0.5728534
3:     8  10 0.6000000
4:    10  12 0.5098897
5:    12  14 0.5000000
6:    14  16 0.3983897
7:    16  18 0.9446753
8:    18  20 0.6607978

Notice the intervals 0-2 and 4-6 are not included in the result.  Obviously, we could bind these back in - but I wonder if this can be done simply by adjusting the data.table code?

A:

Here's a wayQ:

Avoid Swift Calling methods in viewDidLoad at the same time and getting "Index out of range"

could you give me a hand here? I would like to know how to call a swift function once another one is over, I think it is calling both functions at the same time. This is my viewDidLoad:
    override func viewDidLoad() {
      super.viewDidLoad()

        downloadJsonEscuelas(id_responsable: "5")
        downloadJsonAnuncios(id_escuela:("\arrayEscuelas[0].id_escuela!)"))
}

The first function "downloadJsonEscuelas" fills the array "arrayEscuelas" with data, and the second function receives the data as a parameter:
downloadJsonEscuelas:
func downloadJsonEscuelas(id_responsable: String) {

        guard let downloadURL = URL(string: Constantes.URLbase+"json/getescuelas.php?id="+id_responsable) else {


Action movie star Tugg Speedman is on the downslide of his professional career. He wants to be considered a serious actor, but his latest serious role as the title character in "Simple Jack" resulted in negative reviews and ridicule. Comedian Jeff Portnoy is best known for his leading roles in sophomoric comedies, and may be less well known for his rampant drug use. Five time Oscar winner Kirk Lazarus is a serious method actor, who immerses himself in whatever the role. On location in southeast Vietnam, they are the stars of "Tropic Thunder", based on Vietnam war veteran 'Four Leaf' Tayback's memoirs of his rescue during the war, that rescue which was considered a near suicide mission for the assigned army force and resulted in him losing bothinto a register, and it will be referred to in the assembly as %[mydata1].
I modified the code in the assembly so that it only modifies the output register. Your original code modifies %ecx but does not tell the compiler it is doing that. You could have told the compiler that by putting "ecx" after a third :, which is where the list of “clobbered” registers goes. However, since my code lets the compiler assign a register, I would not have a specific register to list in the clobbered register. There may be a way to tell the compiler that one of the input registers will be modified but is not needed for output, but I do not know. (Documentation is here.] For this task, a better solution is


Australian spinner Steve O’Keefe was on Friday charged by Cricket Australia for drunken behaviour. Cricket Australia said in a statement that O’Keefe had made “highly inappropriate comments whilst under the influence of alcohol” and has been charged $20,000 for the offence. He also has reportedly been excluded from playing in Australia’s domestic competition towards the end of the year.

The comments were reportedly directed at teammates and their partners which also included sexual remarks to New South Wales female cricketer Rachel Haynes.

”He made comments to Rachel Haynes and her partner of a sexual nature but they weren’t homophobic,” Channel Nine journalist Neil Breen said. ”And if they were homophobic you would find he probably would have been banned from the game. …He’s admitted they were highly offensive, he’s fallenby Now Creative would be better suited for representing the modern day Peel Region, rather than the ones the Region is spending $190,000 for. Perhaps that money would be better spent on acquiring the services of local Brampton entrepreneurs who, on their own, have taken up this task and came up with something rather impressive.

What do you think, Brampton? Do you like the Region's designs, Now Creative's designs, or would you simply prefer for the Region of Peel to keep the original logo?


of friends, colleagues and relatives over the years, I have NEVER, EVER received a written thank you note.)

Only marginally less annoying are the children's forged signatures inside (they probably can't use a pen, as they are addicted to smartphones and iPads). And then there's the counterfeit scrawl from your lumpen, monosyllabic partner (don't tell me there is a man alive in the United Kingdom who will willingly deign to sign a card, let alone buy or Photoshop one; they think it's emasculating).

I've just received a card signed, 'Love Kate, Kyle, Sam and Lolly xxx'. I emailed Kate, whom I once worked with, to ask who on earth are the other three, and what happened to Michael, her husband? It turns out Kyle is her second husband, Sam herweekly. Thus, investigating high resolution network data from such students may offer insights as to how such networks form and how they evolve.

If students beginning their studies do not know the other students, we could expect them to try out many different possibilities for interaction. Some of these interactions will be deemed worthwhile by the student, and thus continue each week. Another would be that they do not interact much at all, but work alone. Finally, one might expect that the high performing students would become central “nodes”, due to word of mouth (i.e. as a student you would hear about student X who is a high performing student, and then you would try to communicate with him to understand the subject better). These early patterns of interactions


survey and data collection
-----------------------------------------

The online survey was divided into two parts each week; an academic part and a social part. The academic part consisted of 9 interaction categories, while the social part consisted of 3 interaction categories. The categories were developed through a mixed methods pilot project prior to data collection [@bruun2012], and in this study we only examine the category pertaining to *communication concerning problem solving*. A weekly format was chosen based on [@eagle2009] who found the greatest correspondence between self reported networks and digitally measured proximity networks if the interactions were reported within a week. While more finely grained temporal data would be interesting, conversations with a number of students indicate that asking for answers more often than once per week would lead to survey fatigueworking with a lot of different collaborators. As they do this, they find out who they want to work with and return to them again. This is supported by Figure \[fig:Link-patterns-weeks\] (b), where the fraction of completely new links, $\frac{L_{tot}-L_{ree}}{L_{tot}}$, is shown to decrease over time. The number of unique links for all weeks is 1214, which is roughly 5% of the total number of possible links ($L_{possible}=N(N-1)$ in a directed network with 140-160 nodes ($L_{possible}> 19500$). This implies that the decrease in completely new links is not due to a saturation of the network links.

Group flow\[sec:Group-flow\]
============================

![image](alluvialDiagram.eps){width="100.00000%"}

Figure \[fig:Alluvial-diagram-fourNetworks\] shows the alluvial diagram [@10.1371/journal.pone.0008694] for student groups in the four networks displayed in Figure \[fig:Four-networks-from\]. The height of each is box proportional to the accumulated PageRank [@brin1998anatomy] of the


she said. “Those who experience homelessness are more like us than they are different.”

Helping youth around the globe

Through her graduate advisees’ success, Slesnick’s work is demonstrating global impact.

After graduating, Pushpanjali Dashora (’10 PhD) took her talents and her most-insulated winter coat to Alberta. Ohio’s cold weather makes homelessness difficult; Canada’s below-freezing conditions can make streetlife unbearable. At least 235,000 people experience homelessness each year in Canada. Dashora, assistant professor of human ecology at the University of Alberta, is raising awareness about homelessness in one of Canada’s richest neighborhoods.

In Fort McMurray, homelessness is sparked by the nature of jobs in the area. People come to the city, near the Athabasca oil sands, to work in the oil industry. The physically taxing jobs force employees to work 10 days on,that the teens from divorced families had higher resiliency.

“I’d like to see universities creating activities for students to improve their positive intimate relationships, specifically for those who have experienced partner violence.”

Working with Slesnick built the foundation for her work, Guo said. “The strength-based perspective that she uses in her homeless intervention has inspired me to study the positive psychological traits among these at-risk adolescents,” Guo said.

Using research for advocacy

Despite significant strides, more work remains.

“The drop-in center is a place for immediate need,” Slesnick stressed. “I want homelessness to end, and to do that, we need housing for homeless youth.”

Recently, Slesnick completed a housing intervention with homeless mothers recovering from substance abuse. Although they were young, living on the streets and doing anything they could to feed their children


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# Foundation, Inc., 51 Franklin Street, Fifth Floor, Boston, MA  02110-1301,and apparatus for edge trimming a flitch. A number of overhead pres rolls engage the flitch as the flitch passes along a chain conveyor. The flitch is centered by sets of centering rolls. A number of scanners are positioned above the conveyor to provide a computer with appropriate information on the profile of the flitch. The edging assembly includes a pair of adjustable cutting heads designed to chip the unwanted edges from the side board. The cutting heads are dewed in a direction perpendicular to the direction of movement of the board by hydraulic cylinders so that one or more pieces of side board lumber can be cut from a single flitch.
U.S. Pat. No. 4,449,557, assigned to the same assignee as U.S. Pat. No. 4,239,072, uses substantially the


same system for delivering flitches to an edging assembly as the '072 patent. However, instead of using angled edge chippers, as in the '072 patent, the '557 patent uses sawing disks or saw blades to make the edge cuts. The entire edger system moves as a unit so that the sawing disks can skew, that is change the angle between the axis of rotation of the sawing disks and the axis of rotation of the arbor on which the saw blades are mounted, and can slew, that is move laterally along a line generally parallel to the axis of rotation of the arbor.
Many conventional edger optimizer systems measure the boards transversely and then position the flitch onto a feeding mechanism and move the flitch longitudinally into the edger.This conventional method requires a considerable amount of expensive scanning, positioning and transporting equipment to carry out the process. Conventional systems also commonly create cumulative scanning, positioning and transport errors that make the systems somewhat less than optimal. With regard to the '557 patent, complex board centering mechanisms, multiple scanner heads, complex and high maintenance feeding and tracking devices, and complex high inertia edger rotation devices are all characteristic of the system described in the patent.
U.S. Pat. Nos. 5,761,979 and 5,870,936 to McGehee and incorporated herein by reference, disclose using a saw guide or saw guides where sawguides and saws are actively translated along a fixed driven arbor. The sawguides and saws may be skewed a few degrees on either side of the perpendicular to the arbor axis,


what I’ve learned and how I’ve changed.

I remember vividly, my first night of college, my roommate and I went to Chipotle. I ordered chicken on my burrito bowl and my roommate looked disgusted at me and said “Chicken? You know they kill them right?” And I sat there, unfazed, as I continued to spew my order to the guy behind the counter. And here I am, a year later, yelling at the man in the chicken commercial who brags that their chickens are organic and cage free.

While I mentioned in one of my most recent posts that I had been a bad vegan, I have been. This journey has been long, grueling, however rewarding. I have no shame that for my first 18 years of my life, Ilived on mac and cheese, grilled cheese, chocolate milk and bacon! Then my roommate has me watch forks over knives, cowspiracy, and other random videos about animal abuse.

Then, I went full vegan. Something not many people do all at once. Most people I know go vegetarian first for a few years, and then if they’re feeling outrageous, they go vegan. I however, cut animal products cold turkey. It has been a struggle, a rewarding one but a struggle nonetheless. I really feel that I should have transitioned slower, and maybe I wouldn’t have ‘cheated.’ I didn’t, and am learning how difficult this is.

I understand that this isn’t cheating, technically, because I am the one who is doing this. I am in this by myself for myself and for


week or two of trying to get them all together to talk to them at once, I decided that it might make my life too complicated to get into business with the guys. Regardless, I loved their music and still listen to the boots and their one recorded CD every so often. This will definitely be worth a listen.

Update: WREK’s AudioVault ate the file, so the show did not air tonight. All the links above remain correct, but move the dates back one week. I’ll post again when the show actually airs.

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hey man, just saw the post about follow for now. i did a search for the band on goole tonight because i just found my ffn cd i bought at “city stages”(DLR) in Berlin. He pioneered in-situ measurements of thermal and mechanical properties of planetary surfaces and was Principal Investigator for the instrument MUPUS on the Rosetta lander Philae. ||
|-id=064
| 12064 Guiraudon ||  || Jean-Claude Guiraudon, who founded the  in 1961, which later evolved into the . He now works at the international level with MILSET, the , which he helped create. ||
|-id=065
| 12065 Jaworski ||  || Victor Jaworski (born 1984), an ISEF awardee in 2002 ||
|-id=067
| 12067 Jeter ||  || Crystal Lynn Jeter (born 1984), an ISEF awardee in 2002 ||
|-id=068
| 12068 Khandrika ||  || Harish Gautam Khandrika (born 1987), an ISEF awardee in 2002 ||
|-id=070
| 12070 Kilkis ||  || Siir Sirinyasam Kilkis (born 1984), an ISEF


is a Dutch amateur astronomer who lives in Argentina. He suggested names and prepared citations for more than 60 minor planets, one lunar crater and two craters on Mars. ||
|-id=133
| 12133 Titulaer || 2558 P-L || Chriet Titulaer (1943–2017), Dutch science writer and astronomer, co-presenter, with Henk Terlingen, of the Dutch television coverage of the Apollo Moon landings ||
|-id=134
| 12134 Hansfriedeman || 2574 P-L || Johannes Lambertus Maria ("Hans") Friedeman (1937–1996), was a Dutch journalist who enthusiastically reported on space travel, science and the environment. In 1977 he started his own weekly page, and in 1981 this led to the first complete section on science and society in a Dutch newspaper. ||
|-id=135
| 12135 Terlingen || 3021 P-L || Henk Terlingen (1941–1994), a Dutch journalist who, an influential didactic poem composed around 275 B.C. that describes the celestial sphere, the constellations and weather prognostications based on their rising and setting ||
|-id=153
| 12153 Conon || 3219 T-1 || Conon of Samos (c. 280-c. 220 B.C.) was a Hellenistic astronomer and mathematician who worked in Alexandria. In 246 B.C. he created the constellation of Coma Berenices, commemorating the sacrifice of Queen Berenice's tresses of hair after her husband's return from the Third Syrian War ||
|-id=154
| 12154 Callimachus || 3329 T-1 || Callimachus (c. 305–240 B.C.) was a Hellenistic scholar and poet who worked in Alexandria, where he compiled a catalogue of the famous library. He wrote the poem Aetia  commemorating the creation of the eponymous constellation Coma Berenices by Conon of Samos


Wakata, mother of the Japanese astronaut Koichi Wakata ||
|-id=418
| 12418 Tongling ||  || Tongling, Anhui ||
|-id=421
| 12421 Zhenya ||  || Eugenia Krysina (born 1952), a chemist who lives in Moscow, is a friend of the discoverer and displays a keen interest in astronomy, especially in minor planets. Zhenya is the diminutive form of Eugenia ||
|-id=423
| 12423 Slotin ||  || Louis Slotin, Canadian physicist and chemist † ||
|-id=426
| 12426 Racquetball ||  || Racquetball evolved from the Mayan Meso American ball game played throughout Central America from 2000 B.C. through 1500 A.D. Today the sport is played on a four-wall court by two to four players with a short racquet and a small rubber ball. John Africano, an AMOS team member, hasOPEC and Russia to withhold oil production for higher prices. It is also the last chance in supply-demand action for profitable trades and for short-term profits for Southwest shale producers.

This writer forecast 2019 as a downturn in the oil industry as early as April 2017.

Only geopolitical tension mixed with resource wars could interrupt a 2019 sharp decline in prices as once again, since 2014, the world confronts discouraging demand for oil and over-supply.

Look for a price forecast, and more, in this column in the October issue of Energy magazine.

Dr. Daniel Fine is the associate director of New Mexico Tech’s Center for Energy Policy and the State of New Mexico Natural Gas Export Coordinator. The opinions expressed are his own.


and improving the efficiency of commercial dispute resolution and bankruptcy procedures. More than half those policy changes eased start-up, trade and the payment of taxes (figure 1.1). Through indicators benchmarking 183 economies, Doing Business sheds light on how easy or difficult it is for a local entrepreneur to open and run a small to medium-size business when complying with relevant regulations. It measures and tracks changes in the regulations applying to domestic, primarily smaller companies through their life cycle, from Note: Not all indicators are covered for the full period. Paying taxes, trading across borders, dealing with construction permits and protecting investors were introduced in Doing Business Source: Doing Business database. start-up to closing (box 1.1). The results have stimulated policy debates in more than 80 economies andCRISIS The global crisis triggered major legal and institutional reforms in 2009/10. Facing rising numbers of insolvencies and debt disputes, 16 economies, mostly in Eastern Europe and Central Asia and the OECD high-income group, reformed their insolvency regimes, including Belgium, the Czech Republic, Hungary, Japan, the Republic of Korea, Romania, Spain, the United Kingdom and the Baltic states (table 1.1). 6 Particularly in times of economic distress, efficient court and bankruptcy procedures are needed to ensure that assets can be reallocated quickly and do not get stuck in court. Most of the reforms in this area focused on improving or introducing reorganization procedures to ensure that viable firms can continue operating. Before, it was common for insolvent firms in many economies of Eastern Europe and Central Asia to


be liquidated even if they were still viable. Not surprisingly, the average recovery rate in the region as calculated by Doing Business is 33 cents on the dollar. In OECD high-income economies the average is 69 cents. Swift action has been the name of the game in Eastern Europe and Central Asia. The region s policy makers have been the most active in implementing business regulation reforms as measured by Doing Business since This past year was no different, with 21 of 25 economies (84%) reforming business regulation. Besides improving insolvency procedures, making it easier for firms to start up and to pay taxes were popular measures more than a third of the region s economies introduced changes in each of these areas. Less happened in some of49 in all. In the Middle East and North Africa 11 of 18 economies implemented business regulation reforms, 22 in all. Six modernized customs procedures and port infrastructure to facilitate trade and align with international standards. These include Bahrain, the Arab Republic of Egypt and the United Arab Emirates. ELECTRONIC SYSTEMS ON THE RISE AROUND THE GLOBE In economies around the world, regardless of location and income level, policy makers adopted technology to make it easier to do business, lower transactions costs and increase transparency. In Latin America and the Caribbean, where 47% of economies implemented business regulation reforms in the past year, 23 of the 25 reforms simplified administrative processes. Many did so by introducing online procedures or synchronizing the operations of different agencies through electronic systems.


the minimum capital requirement to 100 tenge ($0.70). It made dealing with construction permits less cumbersome by introducing several new building regulations in 2009, a new one-stop shop for construction-related formalities and a risk-based approach for permit approvals. Traders benefit from improvements to the automated customs information system and risk-based systems. Several trade-related documents, such as the bill of lading, can now be submitted online, and customs declarations can be sent in before the cargo arrives. Modernization efforts, already under way for several years, also include a risk management system to control TABLE 1.3 The 10 economies improving the most in the ease of doing business in 2009/10 Economy Starting a business Dealing with construction permits Registering property Getting credit Protecting investors goods crossing the national border andyear's aggregate ranking (see box 1.1). Second, it ranks these economies on the increase in their ranking on the ease of doing business from the previous year using comparable rankings. The larger the improvement, the higher the ranking as a reformer. Source: Doing Business database.

14 6 DOING BUSINESS 2011 FIGURE 1.4 In the past 5 years about 85% of economies made it easier to do business Five-year measure of cumulative change in Doing Business indicators between DB2006 and DB2011 DB change score Doing business became easier GEORGIA RWANDA BELARUS BURKINA FASO SAUDI ARABIA MALI KYRGYZ REPUBLIC GHANA CROATIA KAZAKHSTAN MACEDONIA, FYR MOZAMBIQUE EGYPT, ARAB REP. UKRAINE CHINA ALBANIA TAJIKISTAN NIGERIA CZECH REPUBLIC SYRIAN ARAB REPUBLIC SIERRA LEONE UZBEKISTAN COLOMBIA AZERBAIJAN SENEGAL MADAGASCAR ARMENIA PERU MAURITIUS MALAWI VIETNAM TIMOR-LESTE


Georgia a 2009 survey found that the new start-up service center helped businesses save an average of 3.25% of profits and this is just for registration services. For all businesses served, the direct and indirect savings amounted to $7.2 million. 14 WHERE ARE THE OPPORTUNITIES IN DEVELOPING ECONOMIES? More than 1,500 improvements to business regulations have been recorded by Doing Business in 183 economies since Increasingly, firms in developing economies are benefiting. In the past year about 66% of these economies made it easier to do business, up from only 34% of this group 6 years before. Compelling results are starting to show, as illustrated by Rwanda and Ghana, and these results have inspired others. This is good news, because opportunities for regulatory reform remain. Entrepreneurs and investorsNEXT? Doing Business has been measuring business regulation from the perspective of local firms and tracking changes over time since Since its initiation, the project has introduced 5 new topics and added 50 economies to the sample. In the past year Doing Business has been working on 2 indicator sets a new set on getting electricity and a refined one on employing workers. 18 IDENTIFYING REGULATORY REFORM POSSIBILITIES IN GETTING ELECTRICITY According to World Bank surveys of businesses, managers in 108 economies consider the availability and reliability of electricity to be the second most important constraint to their business activity, after access to finance. Studies have shown that poor electricity supply adversely affects the productivity of firms and the investments they make in their productive capacity. 19 But


183 economies. Nine topics are included in the aggregate ranking on the ease of doing business. The project has benefited from feedback from governments, academics, practitioners and reviewers. 2 The initial goal remains: to provide an objective basis for understanding and improving the regulatory environment for business. WHAT DOING BUSINESS COVERS Doing Business provides a quantitative measure of regulations for starting a business, dealing with construction permits, registering property, getting credit, protecting investors, paying taxes, trading across borders, enforcing contracts and closing a business as they apply to domestic small and medium-size enterprises. It also looks at regulations on employing workers as well as a new measure on getting electricity. A fundamental premise of Doing Business is that economic activity requires good rules. These include rules that establishclaims in non-local currencies Up to and including one year Maturities Over one year up to two years Over two years Public Sector

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Getting credit Malaysia, South Africa and the remain tied at the top of the ranking on the ease of getting credit. Between June 2011 and June 2012 Doing Business recorded 5 reforms strengthening legal

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