claim in bankruptcy is a binding adjudication upon all creditors that the claim existed against the estate and was allowed. But it is not res judicata in independent litigation between creditors concerning their relative rights to payment." [Citing Moore] (P. 3)

20
 See, e. g., Supp. Memo "applying these general rules to present proceeding we find * * * that the various orders entered in the Chapter X proceeding did not adjudicate Jones' right to payment and, hence, do not bar the Government from objecting to Jones' petition." (P. 4)

21
 There is of course such a thing as a protective appeal. Jones took a number of them (see Op 2:71)

22
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"(1) * * * where theThis is a 100,000W station that can be received as far away as India.

How much daily bandwidth would a grib file update require? Are these data files or image files?

Thanks for your replies @Syed, @branko.
While you are in progress with that, I am going to do tests with tuners and dishes on board if I can. Let me know if you need details about grib files, on board communications or something.

Some extra info…

Grib are data files which can be read by viewer programs.
If you have satellite internet connection you will be able to either make requests from the program of an exact location and add all the data you are interested in (wind, rain, pressure, temperature, waves…) or download grib files (wind or waves) of predefined zones. Expensive.

If


you have a HF transmitter and a pactor modem, you will be able to make requests of grib files by mail. That involves too much expensive devices and likely interferences. There are two services, one of then free but you need a Ham license.

Wind of all predefined zones is 3MB total weight. Waves are about the same. Files are from 5kb weight to 200kb . They are automatically generated 4 times at day but for general navigation it will be enough with just one update.

Having these files available to automatic unattended download from outernet it would be the best, cheapest and easiest option.

I dont know, which type of data there are in the GRIB files, but I took a quick look at the GRIB Explorer demo. It displaythe field of view is essential hemispheric. This means that the receiver is seeing multiple sayellites, each of which is broadcasting at similar frequencies. It’s a solvable problem, which we are working on, but at a much slower pace than some other things.

As Cruising sailors once we have passed the relevant licensing test in out country we are eligible to run a Maritime ssb radio. These are often 150 Watts power. We are not limited by the restrictions imposed on Ham radio on boats and I believe are allowed to use the Maritime ssb for commercial purposes.

Maritime SSB combinesd with the opensource Winmore soundcard modem / protocol could be an excelent way to send the return low band width data path to Outernet / outernet maritime users.

@Seasalt This


is very intriguing information. Could you find out for certain if your license allows for commercial use? Who grants your maritime ssb license? What is the frequency range of the radios and how much do they cost? What is maximum power output and range?

Most Maritme SSB HF radios are 150 watts plus and are chanelised. I believe bigger commercial ships have bigger radios.
Some cruising sailors have Ham radios but they are not allowed to send any messages of a commercial / encrypted nature on the HAM network…

The maritime radio is allowed to be used to discuss doing maritime business ie cargo transactions and picking up guests as well as the information in the message can possibly be encrypted.

There is a HAM radio HF email network called WINLINK usingRace The Rainbow Map 1.12.2/1.12 for Minecraft

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U.S. 83, 87 (1963), by not providing transcripts of its wit-
nesses’ prior testimony in the trials of his co-conspirators is without
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merit because "the Brady rule does not apply if the evidence in ques-
tion is available to the defendant from other sources." United States
v. Brothers Constr. Co,, 219 F.3d 300, 316 (4th Cir.), cert. denied,
121 S. Ct. 628 (2000) (quoting United States v. Wilson, 901 F.2d 378,
380 (4th Cir. 1990)). Trial transcripts are public documents. United
States v. Chanthadara, 230 F.3d 1237, 1254 (10th Cir. 2000) (listing
cases).

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this project is to explore the use of residual dipolar coupling (RDC) restraints and paramagnetic distance restraints in improving the efficiency of searches and the quality of the structures that result. The Research Resource will be providing RDC and distance data on model proteins, as well as glycosyltransferases, to the computational groups such as the Baker group at the University of Washington, so that they can modify their approaches to accommodate the inclusion of these types of NMR data. The goal is to develop methods for structure determination that can work with challenging proteins for which only limited amounts of structural data can be obtained.beneath the table to the abstract. Use the Word Count cmd under Utilites menu for counting Significance The prevention of tuberculosis in colonies on nonhuman primates is essential to the maintenance of the integrity of primates used in biomedical research. Such prevention efforts rely heavily on the use of the tuberculin skin test (TST) for screening and surveillance. The periodic unavailability of Mammalian Old Tuberculin (MOT) has increased the urgency for developing alternative strategies for TB testing in nonhuman primates. Objectives To evaluate a variety of alternative TB screening and diagnostic approaches to complement or replace the TST for use in nonhuman primates. Alternative strategies being evaluated include molecular biology approaches including direct and indirect detection of TB by polymerase chain reaction (PCR), and in vitro cellular assays.


a PinkNews article in 2017.

Speaking at the PinkNews Awards 2017, May vowed to “streamline” the GRA, to make it easier for trans people to change their legal gender, in stark contrast to US president Donald Trump.

GRA reform is “low down the list of priorities”, claims source.

A senior Government source told the Mail on Sunday that reform plans would be allegedly “kicked into the long grass” until after the next election, “and probably much later than that.”

As Brexit bubbles, Number 10 have allegedly placed gender recognition law reform “low down the list of priorities”.

This comes after a 16-week public consultation was held on how and whether to reform the GRA in 2018. It was anticipated by advocates that possible reforms would enable trans folk to self-identity.

Currently, trans people mustthough I can’t make out who is responsible. The torchbearers are a goblin troupe of varying sizes. The largest are clearly captains, each given unique names and armaments, while the smallest are disposable minions – but adorably miniature, like the innermost matryoshka doll. Some spot me, and come waddling through the grass. I take a few swipes, sending the little goblins (goblets?) flying like skittles. But, now suddenly appreciating their numbers, I decide on a course of discretion and leg-it back to the portal. Starter Village Quest it is.

Even this holds a fair few surprises. As dawn rises again, the guards by the village gate are drawn into combat with a sizeable force of zombies, led by a ghoul – I join in, but in the chaos somehow


Mr. Douglas, he has completed his prison term, but has twice been returned to

prison for violating post-release control. In July 2010, he moved to terminate post-release

control, arguing that the trial court did not properly impose it in its sentencing entry. The trial

court denied his motion. We reverse and vacate the part of the sentencing entry that imposed

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                    [Minimally invasive hip arthroplasty - what must be spared?].
The classical surgical approach to the hip joint has been modified in recent years. The development of minimally invasive surgical techniques promised a particularly gentle soft-tissue preparation with significant benefits in postoperative recovery and intraoperative blood loss for patients undergoing total hip arthroplasty (THA). Exact knowledge of the anatomy of the hip joint and the surrounding structures at risk are essential to avoid complications. Each of the main minimally invasive approaches for THA implicates very specific advantages and disadvantages. Knowing these factors, minimally invasive hip surgery can be performed in a soft tissue-friendly manner. The resulting advantages have to be checked for significant clinical evidence.


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The cells were harvested by scraping into ice cold TBS and pelleted by centrifugation at 500 g for 5 min. The cell pellet was suspended in TBS containing a protease inhibitor cocktail (Sigma-Aldrich), incubated for 10 min on ice, and repelleted by centrifugation. The cells were then suspended in 1 mL water, mixed well with a pipet, and split into two 0.5 mL aliquots. One aliquot was mixed with 0.5 mL 2% SDS in a 50 mM tris, 5 mM MgCl~2~, pH 7.6 and heated at 80°C for 15 min to completely lyse the cells for proteomics. DNAse and RNAse were added to break-up the viscosity. Protein concentrations were measured using a detergent compatible reagent kit (BioRad DC Protein Assay). The second aliquot was mixed with 0.5 mLon a capillary column LC-ion trap mass spectrometry system (LTQ-xl, ThermoScientific) in a sample of mouse liver was evaluated to select the best peptides for inclusion in the assay. The chromatographic conditions, including column, solvent program, and flow rate, were comparable to that used on the triple quadrupole system for the final analyses. As a result, a characteristic elution pattern was obtained. (B,C, and D) From the ion trap instrument, full scan collision induced dissociated (CID) spectra were acquired which allows the identification of the respective peptides to be verified. The CID spectra for the peptides (B) FLVGPDGVPVR, (C) NDIAWNFEK, and (D) AHPLFTFLR were obtained. (E) These chromatographic and CID spectra data were used to develop the Gpx1 SRM descriptor that includes parent and product ion *m/z* to


estimation of absolute amounts of the different proteins in a sample based directly on the mass spectrometry results [@pone.0050016-Ludwig1]. Their term for this approach is the 'best flyer' concept. This best flyer approach to estimating absolute amounts of proteins in a sample is based on the general tendency for the best peptides detected from a given protein to have a consistent set of traits that leads to a uniform response in the mass spectrometer. This uniformity, in turn, forms a basis for a practical estimation of protein amounts without complex internal standard sets (such as isotopically labeled versions of all peptides detected) or calibration approaches. In our experiments, we have added a non-endogenous internal standard, chicken egg lysozyme, to facilitate this process. Therefore, all mass spectrometric signals couldalso recognize the distinguished history of SRM analysis in quantitative assays for a broad selection of molecules. As a result, the successful use of SRM in the analysis of proteins can be seen as an evolution of a highly tested approach to a new type of analyte.

The oxLDL-driven Antioxidant Response in Macrophages is Mediated by Nrf2 {#s4b}
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Experiments with the Nrf2-stabilizer tBHQ and Nrf2 siRNA established a group of Nrf2-targets in the macrophages. A total of 11 different proteins, covered in the assay, were either significantly up-regulated with tBHQ treatment or significantly down-regulated by Nrf2 siRNA. Of these proteins, Gsta3, Prdx1, Txnrd1, Cat, G6pd, and Gstm1 have demonstrated Nrf2 binding in a ChIP-seq experiment [@pone.0050016-PortalesCasamar1]. In addition, Akr1b1, Aldh2, Gsr, and Hspa1a have all been reported as differentially expressed


as surprising based on the expectation of increased oxidative stress in the Nrf2 knockout animals leading to increased LDL oxidation and uptake into the vessel wall. These investigators both cite effects of Nrf2 on lipid uptake via CD36 [@pone.0050016-Sussan1], [@pone.0050016-Barajas1] and data are presented arguing against an important role for any antioxidant response [@pone.0050016-Barajas1]. Those data, however, came from tests in the liver and not in the macrophages. Histological analyses of the lesions noted a decrease in macrophage staining in the vessels of the knockout mice. Although certainly explainable by reduced lipid uptake decreasing foam cell formation, an alternative mechanism could be increased in foam cell death in the Nrf2-deficient macrophages when the toxic oxLDL is internalized. This potential for enhanced cell death is consistent with our dataset of 35 proteins. For each protein the table shows the parent m/z, product m/z, collision energy, start time, end time, polarity, and peptide sequence. The ThermoScientific TSQ Vantage triple quadrupole mass spectrometry system uses this table in a comma delimited form to program the instrument for the assay. The start time and end time refer to the scheduling of the retention window in which the peptide is detected. The additional tables for each protein in this document are used to manage the retention window scheduling to take into account any changes in the elution time for a peptide and/or changes one might want to make in the width of the window. The proteins included in the assay are listed in [Tables 1](#pone-0050016-t001){ref-type="table"} and [2](#pone-0050016-t002){ref-type="table"}. Two trypsin autolysis


tech has been put to good use and lifted the Commodore chassis to new dynamic heights. I guess time will tell.

As you would expect, the hot engine is complemented with bigger brakes – 6-pot front calipers clamping 390mm AP Racing discs. The forged 20-inch wheels are unique to the GTS and actually looked small to my eye after the madness of Summernats. I think the car would fit in nicely otherwise.

Owners can be sure they aren’t mistaken for one of the regular Commodore-driving masses thanks to a comprehensive exterior redesign, conspicuous badging, and in this case a lustrous layer of HSV’s ‘Jungle Green’.

The driver’s seat is a nice place to be. There are upgraded and rather supportive seats, and nicer materials across the dash and door panels, butdream that can feasibly be achieved in Australia. Time will tell whether the GTS goes down as a classic or merely fades away into irrelevance, but it’s undoubtable that HSV has perfected that old formula and created a very worthy end piece. I can’t wait to see what’s next, whatever that may be.

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This invention relates to magnetic bubble detection and more particularly to detectors employing an integrated optics waveguide.
While substantial advances have been made in many areas of cylindrical domain or magnetic bubble technology, one of the significant problems remaining is that of accessing bubble memories by providing a readout. Various types of detectors have been developed for reading or detecting magnetic bubbles as they are moved along a predetermined path and past a read position of a magnetic domain memory. These detectors provide a discrete output signal indicative of the passage of a bubble by the read position. The majority of such detection systems have utilized various magneto-resistive elements, usually formed of a pattern of magnetically soft overlay material, to electrically sense the flux field of the bubble andLuteal-phase progesterone supplementation in non-IVF treatment: a survey of physicians providing infertility treatment.
We sought to examine current use of, and indications for, progesterone supplementation in the luteal phase of non-in vitro fertilization (non-IVF) infertility treatments among Obstetrician Gynaecologists (OB/GYN) compared to Reproductive Endocrinology and Infertility (REI) Subspecialists. Using a web-based survey, the practices of U.S. REI and OB/GYN physicians practicing infertility from 2014-2016 were assessed. The main outcome measures were frequency of use and indications for progesterone supplementation for luteal-phase support in non-IVF infertility treatments. Comparisons between physicians groups by indication and treatment type were performed using Chi-square and Fisher's exact tests. Sixty-four REIs and 49 OB/GYNs completed the survey. One hundred per cent of REI and 73.5% of OB/GYN respondents prescribed progesterone for luteal-phase support as part


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Jess & DSR got to go to San Diego Beer Week late last year. They wanted me to join them. A bb.com trip. I couldn’t swing it. I may forever regret it.

Yes, there will come a day. I will one day make it to America’s true hop haven. In the mean time, tonight, I (finally) enjoy my Christmas gift from the better 2/3 of your blotter. Can’tsaid.

He said the fund received 830 applications, which were narrowed to 16 winners.

Mr. Leggs said the fund was created in the aftermath of the violent and deadly “Unite the Right” rally last summer in Charlottesville, “where “heritage, culture and public spaces collided,” as a way to “tell the whole history of our nation and to foster understanding, healing and reconciliation.”

The rally drew hundreds of white nationalists and neo-Confederates when Charlottesville officials planned to remove a statue of Confederate Gen. Robert E. Lee.

After vicious brawling broke out between white nationalists and counterdemonstrators, a self-professed white supremacist from Ohio drove his car into a crowd of counterdemonstrators, killing one and injuring many. He now faces federal hate crime charges, along with state charges that include murder.


but the towers can be smaller and need less steel because they have less weight to carry—not to mention having a smaller physical footprint.

All these factors bring the cost down.

“When you’re at the 700-mile distance and above, your capital costs for an 800 kV system become much less, compared to an AC system,” says Neil Kirby, HVDC business development manager at GE Power’s Grid Solutions business, which last year helped install the first phase of an 800 kV, 6,000 MW transmission system.

In part, the savings are offset by the cost of building and operating specialist stations at either end that are needed to convert AC to DC and back. These stations can be expensive, in some cases up to $1 billion for the pair, Kirby estimates. And thereearlier this year the US Department of Energy withdrew its support for the project.

Despite that interest in the United States, the future of high voltage DC transmission is in the emerging world.

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coming to the United States, which was to bring her ill mother to
Honduras, the limited nature of her prior convictions, and her success in her
native Honduras, despite not being literate in Spanish. The district court
calculated a Guidelines range of 57 to 71 months. The court sentenced Stanley
within the Guidelines range to 57 months imprisonment, three years of
supervised release, and a $100 assessment. Stanley appealed her sentence to
this court.
                                              II.
       Stanley contends that her prior New York convictions       of a controlled substance (or a counterfeit substance) or
             the possession of a controlled substance (or a
             counterfeit substance) with intent to manufacture,
             import, export, distribute, or dispense.
U.S.S.G. § 2L1.2 cmt. n.1 (B)(iv).
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criminal sale of a controlled substance in the third degree when he knowingly
and unlawfully sells: 1. a narcotic drug.” “Sell” means “to sell, exchange, give or
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  In this case, the sentencing transcript reflects that the district court
listened to all of the concerns that Stanley raises on appeal and reviewed the
information in the presentencing report. The court specifically discussed the fact
that Stanley’s prior convictions were ten and fourteen years old and Stanley’s
proffered excuse that she entered illegally to help her mother. The court further
stated that, although it understood the hardship that separation from family

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                   the overall winner of the national popular vote),
but it's one I would only feel good about if all states followed this and not just enough states to give 270 electoral votes.

Or,
you know,
we could keep the current system,
as hated as it is.

Congress could grow a spine and claw back Executive (President) overreach.

Congress has over time let the Executive Branch take more and more power.
If Congress grew a backbone and learned to say “No” then the Office of the President wouldn't be quite so powerful as it is today.
Congress write the law,
not the President.
Then it would matter a bit less who was President,
like a goat for instance.

Ban the 24-hour news cycle.

Not strictly necessary it is something I wish for though.

And the lack of a 24-hour news cycle could only help.

A


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structures, assessing objectness in a visio-haptic way.

Interestingly, as early as 1000 AD the first notions arose that shape/object perception might much rely on convexity. In the first known book on visual science, written by the Arab scholar Alhazen (Ibn al-Haytham), 965 - ca. 1040 AD, he stated that connected convex surfaces lead to the perception of a solid object ("if the body has a convex surface that bulges toward the eye \[...\] then if sight perceives the convexity of the surface it will perceive the body\'s solidity"; (Sabra, [@B29], p. 169). Later on it has been suggested by many studies that the Gestalt principle "convexity" predicts which region of an image is perceived as object (Rubin, [@B28]; Koenderink and van Doorn, [@B17]; Hoffman and Richards, [@B13]; Biederman, [@B5];aesthetic appeal is sufficient for the purpose of this study. Thus, in all our analyses, we only consider P10s with a disorder index of 2 or more and thereby we can efficiently eliminate the factor of aesthetics.

3. Experiment a---assessment of polycubes {#s3}
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Here we measure how humans perceive abstract 3D structures (polycubes) as objects. The central role of Experiment A is to serve as a large scale control for Experiment B. Other than that Experiment A largely confirms existing data from older 2D studies.

3.1. Exp. a---methods
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### 3.1.1. Participants

Participants were 108 healthy adults (age: 22--57) the purpose of this study had not been revealed to them but all experimental procedures had been clearly explained. Participants only partook in the experiment after having given their explicit consent. The experiment is not


[@B7]; Bertamini and Wagemans, [@B4]). Naturally, perception (visual and haptic) also underlies our approach in each of the experiments, but we have---different from the existing studies---coupled it to action (construction) where in both experiments we focus on 3 dimensional entities. We asked: Is there an implicit object understanding existing in adults that is coupled to the feature of convexity?

The main difficulty in addressing this question was that we needed to design a set of stimuli where the relevant parameter (concavity) can be controlled independently of other factors and where there are no easy associations possible to everyday objects. Furthermore, the experimental set needed to allow for perceptual assessment *and* action/construction. Polycubes proved to be an intriguing, geometrical system that allowed us to generate the required set (after removalin Experiments A and B. The disorder index of each P10 was higher or equal to two, which means that at least two blocks would have to be taken away from the P10 to make it ordered. However, it might be possible that the assured "asymmetry" is appealing to people and that their decisions can still be influenced by aesthetics. McManus ([@B22]) shows that in the arts of the renaissance, slight asymmetry is considered more appealing than complete symmetry. Indeed, we did observe a few subjects (less than 10% of the cohort) who always chose the more complex (the more concave!) P10 in all comparisons. It would certainly be interesting to assess to what degree subjects working in the arts and who are possibly more familiar with abstract


principle (Gibson, [@B11]) as well as the concept of Object-Action Complexes (OACs, Wörgötter et al., [@B36]; Krüger et al., [@B19]) both point in the direction that for us objects always carry semantics. Due to this we needed to find a way to eliminate semantics in order to test our hypothesis. As discussed above, polycubes provided the solution to this problem. Of importance here is that compactness and convexity are essentially not correlated for the sets of polycubes used for constructions. The joint distributions (Figures [4](#F4){ref-type="fig"}, [5A](#F5){ref-type="fig"}) do not differ from that of the complete set (Figure [1B](#F1){ref-type="fig"}) and there is no correlation-based bias introduced in this experiment.

As for *Assessment* also the *Construction* experiment showed that (most) people have a strong preference for compact and convex configurations. When askedIsar Stubbe, Ann Van der Voorde and Didier Deses. As a result, the approach is now commonly referred to as the Geneva-Brussels approach to the foundations of quantum theory. While earlier presentations of the operational realistic Geneva-Brussels formalism did not succeed in fully determining the mathematical structure underlying the physics-inspired axioms, this problem was definitively solved by the introduction of the mathematical notion of a State Property System.

Another issue was the representation of the infinite dimensional irreducible components of a State Property System as the set of closed subspaces of one of three standard Hilbert spaces, real, complex or quaternionic. This was now concluded by introducing a new axiom called 'plane transitivity'. An interesting mathematical result proven was the fact that the category of State Property Systems is


than a table on wheels - even with good wheel brakes. And given that the wheels are simply for movement allows me to use a type that I would not have choosen if they were the primary table support.

ARVIDJ, is there any way you could post pics of your table casters, it sounds like the perfect solution but I'm having a hard time picturing it ? Thanksof the Bats. Listen to the broadcast on WDUN 550 AM and 102.9 FM in Gainesville, Georgia with Tony Schiavone calling the play-by-play.

Louisville Bats (3rd IL West) vs Gwinnett (4th IL North)

Saturday night is Outdoor Night at Coolray Field, featuring a Tailgate Stool Giveaway for the first 2,000 fans through the gates sponsored by Charter Business. Atlanta’s RV Summer Sale also continues, visit gwinnettbraves.com for more details. Tickets for all Gwinnett Braves home games are on sale now at the Coolray Field Box Office. Call (678) 277-0340 or visit gwinnettbraves.com for more information.

The Atlanta Braves right-hander Tommy Hanson will have his first minor league rehab start on Sunday at Coolray Field for Triple-A Gwinnett. The Braves righty landed on the 15-day DL for Atlanta with lower back soreness.


list, is scheduled to make a rehab start for the G-Braves. The Bats will counter with right-hander Chad Reineke (5-7, 4.35). Listen to the broadcast on WDUN 550 AM and 102.9 FM in Gainesville, Georgia.

Louisville Bats (3rd IL West) vs Gwinnett (4th IL North)

Put on your hula skirts and join the G-Braves for Beach Night on Friday. Coolray Field will get tropical with beachy music, movie clips and plenty of fun music to keep you dancing all game. Fox 5 Friday Fireworks follow the 7:05 PM game. Tickets for all Gwinnett Braves home games are on sale now at the Coolray Field Box Office. Call (678) 277-0340 or visit gwinnettbraves.com for more information.

Ernesto Mejia’s two-out, two-run single in the top of the ninth led the Gwinnett Braves tothe G-Braves a 2-1 lead. Then with one out, Mejia cracked a single that scored Friday from second moving the Gwinnett lead to 3-1.

Monday, August 6th G-Braves Starting Line-up from Coolray Field:

The Gwinnett Braves (52-64) return home to begin an eight game homestand Monday night with the first of four against the Norfolk Tides (58-58). The G-Braves will have right-hander Randall Delgado (2-1, 4.32) on the mound against Norfolk left-hander Dana Eveland (3-4, 3.13). First pitch is scheduled for 7:05 p.m. at Coolray Field in Lawrenceville. Listen to the broadcast on AM 550/FM 102.9 WDUN in Gainesville, Georgia with Tony Schiavone calling the play by play.

Norfolk Tides (2nd IL South) vs Gwinnett (4th IL North)

The 11Alive News will be hosting a live Olympic broadcast from 5 to 6


the blue bloods. Notice in the upper left corner a stylized sculpture of the fleur-de-lis (above picture).

Inside this smaller temple, we find the honeycomb ceiling, the Masonic laurels and the eight-pointed star of Melchizedek (high priest Masonic rank) or Inanna (Sumerian Anunnaki goddess):

From an infinite variety of symbols they could have used, the same small group of symbols is used to decorate all the temples of the “elite”

Saint Peter’s Basilica pièce de résistance is the black altar, which in my opinion is extremely negative — a satanic symbol.

The black altar itself, with its snake-like winding columns, is littered with depictions of: suns, beehives and bees, laurels, squares, pine cones and naked children (sexually abused and sacrificed in Satanic rituals);

Notice the dove (Inanna) on the altar’s ceiling, radiating energy– definitely representing someone else for the “elite”;Notice the upper carving of an upside-down dove (symbolizing the opposite of peace);Notice the shields with painted squares (“we control everything”);Notice the left carving: it is a modernized version of the ancient Babylonian carving of priests of the fish-god (exactly what the popes are) manipulating the tree of life;

Another interesting connection between the modern popes and the ancient “royalty” of Egypt, are the papal staffs (seen in the above and below pictures). They were known as heka in ancient Egypt and used only by the “royal” ones. [9]

Far wall: Pope with heka staff – trademark of the Egyptian “royalty”; notice the fish/reptilian scales beneath;

The “Christian” Chi-Rho/Orion-Pleiades sculpted on the sarcophagus;

Notice the Masonic laurel painted on the archway and the chain with


output you're getting. This way, we'll know what you mean. Also, give us at least a code snippet of what is not working, what you expect, and what you're getting.
Writing a quick etest program is always a good way to track down an issue, and can give you something to post on Stackoverflow if you're still stuck.

[Eq. (8)](#fd9-j84tar){ref-type="disp-formula"} allows us to write: $$I_{\lambda} = T_{1} \cdot U(\lambda,E) \cdot D(\lambda) \cdot F(\lambda),$$ $$\frac{I_{n}}{I_{\lambda}} = \frac{T_{n} \cdot U(\lambda/n,E) \cdot D(\lambda/n) \cdot F(\lambda/n)}{T_{1} \cdot U(\lambda,E) \cdot D(\lambda) \cdot F(\lambda)}\ \text{for}\ n \geq 2,$$and $$\begin{matrix}
{\frac{I_{S} - \Delta I_{\text{RS}}}{I_{\lambda}} = \frac{T_{S}}{T_{1} \cdot U(\lambda,E) \cdot D(\lambda) \cdot F(\lambda)}\ } \\
{{\int{(1 - R(\lambda^{\prime})) \cdot e^{\frac{{({\lambda^{\prime} - \lambda_{0}})}^{2}}{\sigma^{2}}} \cdot}}U(\lambda^{\prime},E) \cdot D(\lambda^{\prime}) \cdot F(\lambda^{\prime})d\lambda^{\prime}} \\
\end{matrix}$$where *I*~S~ is the intensity due to scattering, ∆*I*~RS~ is a correction for to the amount of scattered light that is reflected by the sample, and *R*(*λ\'*) is the measured reflectivity near the peak, and is extrapolated by calculating the reflectivity based on these results. The factor of \[1 -- *R*(*λ\'*)\] takes into account the ∆*I*~RS~/*I~λ~* correction in [Eq. (5)](#fd6-j84tar){ref-type="disp-formula"}. The functions *U*, *D*, and *F* can all either


Three months ago, I never would have imagined that I would be having a brand-new baby girl due on Halloween. After three pregnancy tests confirmed that you were indeed real and not just a figment of my imagination—I was stunned. Your father did not believe it was so—even after three pregnancy tests. We both were in shock because this was not planned. But despite the unforeseen circumstances, we only had one choice and that is to love you and welcome you into the family.

We just knew you would be a boy and your father made sure that your big sister and big brother understood they were having a baby brother. So, when it finally came time for us to have your five-month ultrasound we all were in shock.4 a^{\prime} \lambda_1^2, \nonumber \\
        \lambda_{h^4} &=& \frac{a}{8} \left[ \frac{g^2}{s^2c^2}
        + \frac{g^{\prime 2}}{s^{\prime 2}c^{\prime 2}} \right]
        + 2 a^{\prime} \lambda_1^2 = \frac{1}{4} \lambda_{\phi^2}.\end{aligned}$$ The parameter $\mu^2$ gets log-divergent contributions at one-loop and quadratically divergent contributions at two-loop, which are both generically one loop factor smaller than $f^2$, leading to a Higgs mass of order $g^2 f/4 \pi$. Since there will be additional cutoff-scale freedom in the two-loop contributions to $\mu^2$, we regard it as a free parameter. For $\mu^2 > 0$, electroweak symmetry is broken, and both $h$ and $\phi$ get vevs: $$2 \langle h^0 \rangle^2 \equiv v^2 = \frac{\mu^2}{\lambda_{h^4} -
    \lambda^2_{h\phi h}


contributions to neutral current couplings: $c^{\prime 2} Y_1 \approx s^{\prime 2} Y_2$.

The first three conditions can be straightforwardly satisfied by going to the appropriate parameter region. The fourth condition is more difficult, since it depends on the U(1) charge assignments of (mainly the first two generations of) fermions. It turns out that the charge assignments obtained from requiring that the light fermion mass terms have the same form as those of the third generation (Eq. \[eq:Lyuk\]) and imposing anomaly cancellation satisfy the fourth condition reasonably well. These lead to a lower bound on $f$ of about 1 TeV [@GrahamEW2], corresponding to a lower bound on $M_{W_H},M_{Z_H}$ of about 2 TeV. The cancellation in the fourth condition can be improved by requiring the light fermion masses to be generated byfrom appearing at the one-loop level, and thus allows the cutoff scale to be pushed higher by one loop factor, to $\sim 10$ TeV.

From the bottom-up point of view, the quadratically divergent radiative corrections to the Higgs mass due to top quark, gauge boson, and Higgs loops are canceled by new heavy quarks, gauge bosons and scalars, respectively. In contrast to supersymmetry, the cancellations occur between loops of particles with the [*same*]{} statistics.

The details of the phenomenology depend on the specific model. Since quite a few little Higgs models have already appeared on the market over the past two years, finding generic features of the phenomenology is important. Very generically, there must be new gauge bosons, fermions and scalars to cancel the quadratic divergences in the Higgs mass.


inhibit cellular proliferation and in vivo in a unilateral ureter obstruction fibrosis model. Renal targeting with sTbetaRII was evaluated immunohistochemically after intramuscular (IM) delivery of AdTbeta-ExR. The renal antifibrotic effect of the Ad vectors was evaluated in a lupus murine model with both light and electron microscopy and urinalysis. sTbetaRII was detected in the glomeruli after remote IM injection of AdTbeta-ExR, but not the control AdCATbeta-TR, indicating renal deposition of the heterologous soluble fusion protein after its expression in the muscle and secretion into the circulation. AdTbeta-ExR, but not AdCATbeta-TR, could transiently inhibit mesangial expansion, glomerular hypercellularity, proteinuria and cortical interstitial fibrosis in a murine lupus model. However, the autoimmune renal disease eventually surpassed the antifibrotic effect. These results indicate the superiority of a soluble type II TGF-betashow that essentially the same pattern holds for arbitrary $q$. If $q$ is odd, no algebra group $1+J$ defined over ${\mathbb{F}}_q$ has a non-trivial real-valued irreducible character. However, another concept captures similar structural properties of characters for arbitrary $q$. As usual, we denote by ${\operatorname{Irr}}(G)$ the set of all complex irreducible characters of a finite group $G$.

\[widef\] Let $1+J$ be an algebra group. We say that $\chi\in {\operatorname{Irr}}(1+J)$ is *well-induced* if there exist a subalgebra $K$ of $J$ and a linear character $\phi$ of $K$ such that $\phi^{1+J}=\chi$ and $1+K^2 \subseteq {\operatorname{ker}}\phi$.

By a theorem of Halasi [@Halasi2006], every irreducible character of an algebra group $1+J$ is induced from a linear character of some subgroup $1+K$ where $K$ is a subalgebra of $J$.

Clearly, if $q$ is a power of $2$


$1+(J/I)$ can be identified with $(1+J)/(1+I)$.)

(B) Suppose that $(Z,Y)$ is a good pair in $J$ and $1+Z\nsubseteq {\operatorname{ker}}\chi$. By Lemma \[adjustment\] there exists a unique $\theta\in {\operatorname{Irr}}(C)$ such that $\theta | \chi_{1+C}$ and $1+Y \subseteq {\operatorname{ker}}\theta$. We say that replacing $(J,\chi)$ with $(C/Y,\tilde{\theta})$ is a contraction. We say that this contraction *employs* the good pair $(Z,Y)$.

We say that an AC-pair $(J'\chi')$ is an *offspring* of $(J,\chi)$ if it is obtained from $(J,\chi)$ by a series of contractions. We call $(J,\chi)$ *uncontractible* if it has no offsprings of dimension smaller than $\dim J$. If $(J',\chi')$ is an uncontractible offspring of an AC-pair $(J,\chi)$, we say that $(J',\chi')$ is a *core* of $(J,\chi)$.

It is not difficult to see that, whenever $(J,\chi)$ is a non-small AC-pair, either there is a contraction of $(J,\chi)$M,\tau\times {\theta})$: contractions can be performed to one summand of a direct sum of algebras without affecting the other summand.

It is clear that any offspring of a non-trivial character is non-trivial. As ${\theta}$ is non-trivial, so is $\psi$. Let $Z$ be a $1$-dimensional subspace of $D$ such that $DZ=ZD=0$. Then $1+Z\nsubseteq{\operatorname{ker}}\psi$: else we could apply a contraction of Type A to $(D,\psi)$ to reduce the dimension still further. We have $\psi_{1+Z}=l {\lambda}$ where $l\in {\mathbb{N}}$ and ${\lambda}$ is a non-trivial linear character of $1+Z$. As $(R+Z)^2=0$, the map $x\mapsto 1+x$ is an isomorphism between abelian groups $R+Z$ and $1+R+Z$. Thus, by Lemma \[abchar\], there exists a $1$-dimensional subspace $Y$ of $R+Z$ such that $1+Y\subseteq {\operatorname{ker}}(\tau\times{\lambda})$, and $Y\ne Z$. It follows that $1+Y\subseteq{\operatorname{ker}}(\tau\times\psi)$. Hence a contraction of Type A replaces


output by $O'_i$. Construct the aggregate $O'$ of $O'_1,\ldots,O'_r$. Multiply all the character degrees in $O'$ by $t$ and **return** the resulting categorisation, which is correct for ${\operatorname{Irr}}({\mathbf}A,z)$ by Lemma \[aggr\].

**Step 3: search for a Type A contraction.** Let $$M= \{ v\in B\!: \; R(x,v,w)=R(v,x,w)=0 \text{ for all } x,w\in B \}.$$ Thus, for each $q$ and each $J\in {\mathcal}J({\mathbf}A,q)$, we have $M=\{v\in B\!:\,  Jv=vJ=0\}$.

Try to find $y\in B$ such that

(i) $R(x,y,w)=0$ for all $x,w\in B$; and

(ii) $R(y,x,w)=0$ for all $w\in B{\setminus}M$ and $x\in B$.

If no such $y$ exists, move to Step 4. Otherwise, set $$L= \{ w\in M \! : \; R(y,x,w) \ne 0 \text{ for some } x\in B \}.$$ There may be more than one possible $y$: we choose $y$ so that $z\in L$ ifpossible and, subject to this, $|L|$ is as small as it can be. Write $\{w_1,\ldots,w_k\}= L{\setminus}\{z\}$ and $U={\langle}z,w_1,\ldots,w_k {\rangle}$. Consider an algebra $J$ encoded by ${\mathbf}A$ and a character $\chi\in {\operatorname{Irr}}(1+J,{\langle}z {\rangle})$. As $U^2=0$ it follows from Lemma \[abchar\] that there is a unique subspace $U'\le U$ of codimension $1$ such that $1+U'\subseteq {\operatorname{ker}}\chi$. Since $z\notin U'$, there is a uniquely determined tuple ${\mathbf}b=(b_1,\ldots,b_k)\in {\mathbb{F}}_q^k$ such that $$U'= S({\mathbf}b) \! = {\langle}w_1-b_1 z, \ldots, w_k- b_k z {\rangle}.$$ Now allow $\chi$ to vary and write $H({\mathbf}b)= \{ \chi\in {\operatorname{Irr}}(1+J,{\langle}z{\rangle})\!:\, 1+S({\mathbf}b)\subseteq {\operatorname{ker}}\chi\}$. Then $${\operatorname{Irr}}(1+J,{\langle}z{\rangle}) = \bigsqcup_{{\mathbf}b \in {\mathbb{F}}_q^k} H({\mathbf}b)$$ and, for each fixed tuple ${\mathbf}b$, Type A contractions yield a one-to-one correspondence from $H({\mathbf}b)$ onto ${\operatorname{Irr}}(1+(J/S({\mathbf}b)), {\langle}z{\rangle})$.

We shall construct algebraic data ${\mathbf}A'$ that encode precisely the algebras $J/S({\mathbf}b)$ as $J$


\{ a=(a_{ij})_{i,j\in C} \in M_{C,C}(q) \! :\; a_{ij}=0 \text{ for all } i,j\in C \text{ such that } (i,j)\notin R \}.$$ The partially ordered set $(C,R)$ defines the assembly ${\operatorname{Irr}}(T_{C,R})$, where $${\operatorname{Irr}}(T_{C,R})(q) = \{ (T_{C,R}(q), \chi) \!: \; \chi\in {\operatorname{Irr}}(1+T_{C,R}(q)) \}.$$ We note that $T_n (q)$ is, of course a pattern algebra, corresponding to a totally ordered set with $n$ elements.

We shall construct a certain categorisation of ${\operatorname{Irr}}(T_{C,R})$. This is a modified version of the procedure described by Isaacs [@Isaacs2007], Section 3, and our exposition will follow a similar pattern. (In order to relate [@Isaacs2007] to the present paper, one should reverse all partial orders and replace multiplication in every algebra with the opposite one.) The only substantial change is that we use the actions of certain automorphisms of $T_{C,R}(q)${\mathbb{C}}^D$ and $E={\operatorname{Top}}({\operatorname{Supp}}(u),\bar P')$. Then $M_u \cong M_E(q)$ and $$|L:M_u| = q^{|\bar E^{R'}{\setminus}E|}.$$

By Lemma \[orb\], the orbit of $u$ under the left action of $1+T_{B,\bar P}(q)$ is $u+X$, where $$X= \{ u\in U \!:\; {\operatorname{Supp}}(u) \subseteq \bar E^{\bar R} {\setminus}E \}.$$ Hence there exists $g\in 1+T_{B,\bar P}(q)$ such that ${\operatorname{Supp}}(gu)=E$. By Lemma \[normal\_cl\], $g T_{B,P}(q) g^{-1}= T_{B,P}(q)$, i.e. $gLg^{-1}=L$. Thus $$M_{gu} = {\operatorname{Ann}}_L (gu)= g M_u g^{-1} \cong M_u.$$ Now write $gu=\sum_{d\in E} {\lambda}_d e_d$. Let $s=(s_{ij})_{i,j\in C{\setminus}\{c_0\}}$ be the diagonal matrix given by $$s_{ij} =
\begin{cases}
{\lambda}_j^{-1} & \text{if } i=j\in E, \\
1 & \text{if } i=j\notin E, \\
0 & \text{if } i\ne j.
\end{cases}$$ Then $sLs^{-1}=L$ and $sgu=u_E$, so $$M_{gu}\cong {\operatorname{Ann}}_L (sgu) =M_E (q).$$ Thus $M_u\cong M_{gu}\cong M_E (q)$. Now observe that $|L:M_u|=|L:M_E|$ is equal to the size of the orbit of


pair $(K,\phi)$ is uncontractible. The restrictions $E_2$ are contradictory, so ${\mathbf}A_2$ does not, in fact, encode any AC-pairs.

Let $S_0,S_1,S_2$ be the assemblies witnessing the correctness of the categorisation $O$ for ${\operatorname{Irr}}(T_{[1,13],<})$. We see that the AC-pairs in $S_1(q)$ all have $2$-dimensional cores described in the statement of Theorem \[main\]. We have $m_1=16$, so all characters $\chi\in {\operatorname{Irr}}(T_{13}(q))$ lying in $S_1 (q)$ have degree $q^{16}$; and using data returned by the algorithm, we calculate that there are $q(q-1)^{13}$ such characters. The characters in $S_0 (q)$ all have small cores (for every $q$). This concludes the proof of Theorem \[main\], and hence of Theorem \[wi\].

The data returned by the program allows us to find $N_{n,e}(q)$ for $n\le 13$ and all values of $e$ and $q$. We observe that, for all $n\le 13$ andwith the poset $([1,25],<)$, do the 8 steps above on elements $1,\ldots,13$ keeping the rest of the poset unchanged and then perform the symmetric reflection of the same 8 steps on entries $25,\ldots,13$.

Our starting point is the example above, which can be reformulated as follows. Each algebra $J_i$, $i=1,\ldots,9$, is embedded, in the obvious way, into a matrix algebra, which we may write as ${\operatorname{End}}_{{\mathbb{C}}}(R_i)$ where $R_i$ is the corresponding vector space of column vectors (for example, $R_1={\langle}e_1,\ldots,e_{13} {\rangle}$ and $R_9={\langle}e_9, e_{12}, e_{13} {\rangle}$). Observe that, for each $i\in [1,8]$, there is a direct sum decomposition $R_i=Q_i \oplus R_{i+1}$ such that $$\begin{aligned}
K_i & = & \{ a\in J_i \!: \; {\operatorname{im}}(a) \subseteq Q_i \}, \label{Kinew} \\
L_i & = & \{ a\in J_i \! : \; a(R_{i+1}) \subseteq R_{i+1}


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new reality, Order No. 2 left the situation as it was after the issuance of Order No. 1, without any provision made for visitation by the father. Moreover, the judge failed to comply with Super. Ct. Dom. Rel. R. 52(a), which requires the court to issue written findings of fact and conclusions of law when ruling upon a motion to modify a prior order of the court,[12] and the judge's statement in her written order that there had been no material change in circumstances did not reveal her reasoning with respect to the thorny visitation issue.
The problem was further compounded by the entry of Order No. 3, in which the judge dismissed the case on inconvenient forum grounds. Although the judge held no hearing on the mother's motionto be denied that right unless by his conduct he has forfeited his right, or unless the exercise of the right would injuriously affect the welfare of the children. The right of visitation is an important, natural and legal right, although it is not an absolute right, but is one which must yield to the good of the child. 2 Nelson, Divorce and Annulment § 15.26 (2d ed.1945). The right of access to one's child "should not be denied unless the chancellor is convinced that such visitations are detrimental to the best interests of the infant." Townsend v. Townsend, [205 Md. 591, 109 A.2d 765, 768 (1954)].
More recently, in In re Ko. W., 774 A.2d 296, 304 (D.C.2001), we elaborated on these principles in language which bear significantly


to the child, contact between the father and his daughter should not be prevented or curtailed solely because the father has not paid his court-ordered child support.[21]
The mother also implies that denial of visitation rights to the father may be sustainable, in part, because the father failed to avail himself of a majority of his opportunities for visitation while the mother and Myriam were living in North Carolina. Counsel for the father attributes these failures to circumstances created by the father's religious convictions.[22] In any event, irregularity in visitation would not constitute grounds for extinguishing the right. "The courts have granted visitation rights to parents even in those circumstances where the parent has ignored the children for a long period of time," Lotz, 146 A.2d at 364, provided,from collections import namedtuple

import numpy as np

from jesse.helpers import get_candle_source

ITREND = namedtuple('ITREND', ['signal', 'it', 'trigger'])

def itrend(candles: np.ndarray, alpha=0.07, source_type="hl2", sequential=False) -> ITREND:
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    Instantaneous Trendline

    :param candles: np.ndarray
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    :param source_type: str - default: "hl2"
    :param sequential: bool - default=False

    :return: ITREND(signal, it, trigger)
    """
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Python adding to a list if hitting certain criteria

Can someone explain why this is not working?
I believe it should be assigning a value to div3num and div5num based on what number originally is. Then it should be hitting which ever part of the if statement returns an integer. For example for 1. 1/3 and and 1/5 should jump straight to the else part and thus not add to the list. but for 3. 3/3 = 1 and so should add 3 to the list. at the moment when i run the code it puts in all values from 0-9.
number = 0
divisnumbers = [];

while len(divisnumbers) < 10:
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Gastric polyps: analysis of endoscopic and histological features in our center.
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The families evicted last week had been withholding rent legally since July 2018, but in the Union’s words, they were evicted “in retaliation for the recent tenant protests and legal filings.”

The raid itself was brutal, occurring early in the morning when the larger community was not present to support the families. Without notice, the police came with axes and sledgehammers, and drew their guns on one family. Lewis stated in a Facebook post that she felt like she “had committed a crime in my sleep, the way they knocked [the door] down in came in,” and that she hid her children in the closet to prevent them from being held


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and tea or tip the man," I said teazingly to a passenger who stood with poor, thin, shaking "Homie" under one arm, searching frantically through his pockets for his keys.

"I've fixed him!" he answered with an expressive wink.

Passing through the custom house we were made happy by the information that it had been decided to attach a passenger coach to the special mail train to oblige the passengers who wished to go to London without delay. The train was made up then, so we concluded to get into our car and try to warm up.

A porter took my bag and another man in uniform drew forth an enormous key with which he unlocked the door in the side of the car instead of the end, as in America.was faint for food, and while my companion dismissed the cab and secured tickets, I ordered the only thing on the Charing Cross bill of fare that was prepared, so when he returned, his breakfast was ready for him. It was only ham and eggs, and coffee, but what we got of it was delicious. I know we did not get much, and when we were interrupted by the announcement that our train was starting, I stopped long enough to take another drink of coffee and then had to run down the platform to catch the train.

There is nothing like plenty of food to preserve health. I know that cup of coffee saved me from a headache that day. I had been shaking with the cold as we


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"We change for the boat here," my companion said catching up our bags and rugs, which he hauled to a porter.

A little walk down to the pier brought us to the place where a boat was waiting. Some people were getting off the boat, but a larger number stood idly about waiting for it to move off.

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'TypeError: Cannot read property 'getStateForAction' of undefined ' in react-native

In my react-native project,
i installed follwing
npm install @react-navigation/native @react-navigation/stack

after edit my 'app.js' file like below,

import {createAppContainer, createSwitchNavigator} from 'react-navigation'
import {createStackNavigator} from 'react-navigation-stack'

import HomeScreen from './screens/HomeScreen'
import LoadingScreen from './screens/LoadingScreen'
import LoginScreen from './screens/LoginScreen'
import RegisterScreen from './screens/RegisterScreen'

const AppStack=createStackNavigator({
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});

const AuthStack=createStackNavigator({
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});

export default createAppContainer((
  {
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    App:AppStack,
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  },
  {
    initialRouteName:"Loading"
  }
));

HomeScreen, LoadingScreen, LoginScreen, RegisterScreen are I created classes extend by 'React.Component'
when i run the project, it gives follwing run time error.
TypeError: Cannot read property 'getStateForAction' of undefined

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“You feel like you are visiting San Marcos, not living here,” said Baker.

Pointe Apartments has scheduled a shuttle to pick up the residents at the hotels where they are staying to take them to campus; however, students say they are unreliable and have missed class on multiple occasions.

Other residents like Dillon Marrs have been talking to the general manager, but say communication has been difficult.

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A toxicologist with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency said the chemical recently found in Guam water wells is present in small amounts in every person's blood system.

“The thing about perfluoroalkyl compounds is they’re out there and they’ve been out there a long time. They’re in Teflon, anti-stain stuff for clothes, Scotchguard…,” said Bruce Macler, water toxicologist for U.S. EPA’s Region 9, which oversees Guam.

“We all have a certain amount in our blood,” he said.

U.S. EPA health advisories for the chemical are based on levels of the chemical called Perfluorooctanesulfonic acid, or PFOS, found in factory workers who handle the compound in high levels on a daily basis.

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have faced sexual misconduct allegations - including Republicans Trump and Moore.

Moore has vehemently denied allegations that he sexually touched a 14-year-old in the 1970s, when he was in his 30s.

With Moore leading slightly in the polls ahead of Tuesday's special senate election, he has been elusive on the campaign trail, appearing fewer than 10 times in the past month.

Moore is leading slightly in the polls ahead of Tuesday's special senate election, he has been elusive on the campaign trail. He was last publicly seen at this rally on December 5

Moore's Democrat opponent Doug Jones (left) has been racing around the state in the campaign's final days, appearing with New Jersey Senator Cory Booker (right)

In contrast Jones, his opponent, has been racing around the state, appearing with Booker andA West St. Paul police dog was forced into early retirement after suffering a brutal beating from a suspect he was chasing.

He was going to be sent back to his breeder because the officer and his family couldn't afford to adopt him. But then, the community stepped in.

Officer Joseph Gobely was particularly distraught when he found out he may have to part ways with the dog. After all, there’s a special bond between an officer and his K-9 partner.

Gobely said he’s loved dogs since he was kid, so he jumped at the chance to have a K-9 partner.

“It's kind of re-assuring that you have a partner back there that's ready to help you immediately," Gobely said.

After tackling a suspect this spring, 3-year-old Doc was punched in the face


How to tell if someone’s a programmer

“A woman asks her husband, a programmer, to go shopping:
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their mortgage agreement and declaring the notice of default is null and void,” “(2)

[a]n order declaring that Defendants have no right or authority to foreclose on the

Jacksons’ property,” “(3) [a]n Order prohibiting Defendants from foreclosing on

the Jacksons’ property,” and (4) compensatory and punitive damages for the

various forms of financial, emotional, and defamatory harm alleged. The request

for declaratory and injunctive relief, which if granted would undo the foreclosure

sale and restore the Jacksons’ mortgage on the home, made the suit the functional

equivalent of a collateral attack on the validity of the foreclosure proceedings.


     The Jacksons responded to the motion to dismiss on May 20, 2016. On May

23, the District Court referred the motion to dismiss to the Magistrate Judge for a

report and recommendation. On July 19, the Magistrate Judge issued his Report

and Recommendation (“R&R”), which recommended dismissal of the amended

complaint as against MERS, SLS, and Mellon for failure to state a claim. The

R&R comprehensively analyzed each of the Jacksons’ sixteen causes of action and

determined that none made out a legally cognizable claim. 6 The Jacksons objected

to the R&R on the ground that their claims were sufficient.

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Jacksons’ objections to the R&R, the Jacksons moved the Court for                       II.

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      In his R&R, which the District Court adopted, the Magistrate Judge

conducted a lengthy, comprehensive review of each of the Jacksons’ sixteen counts

and concluded that none stated a cognizable claim. Rather than reviewing the

District Court’s comprehensive analysis of each of the Jacksons’ causes of action,

we affirm the District Court’s dismissal with prejudice on slightly different

grounds. “[W]e may affirm


and parajudicial resources impedes
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                                      AMENDED COMPLAINT

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through their attorney of record and file their complaint against Bank of

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unjustly
        enriched by the payment of fees, insurance proceeds and equity in the
        home.

38.     As a result of the Defendant’s unjust enrichment, the Plaintiff has
        been injured and damaged in that the Plaintiff has been forced to pay
        charges that were illegal, wrong in character, wrong in amount,
        unauthorized, or otherwise improper under threat of foreclosure by the
        Defendant.

39.     The Plaintiff claim all damages allowable under law as a result of the
        acceleration following Borrower’s breach of any
               covenant or agreement in this Security Instrument . . . The
               notice shall specify (a) the default; (b) the action required
               to cure the default; (c) a date not less than 30 days from
               the date the notice is given to Borrower by which the
               default must be cured; and


 as reported by the Defendant, and Plaintiff is the legal and rightful
        owner of the mortgage note.

72.     At the time said communications were made, Defendants knew, or
        should have known, of the falsity of the communication or recklessly
        disregarded the potential inaccuracy of the information, yet
        knowingly, willfully, and maliciously communicated the falsity.

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        information, the Jacksons were caused to suffer injury to his
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a few more that will be tied up next week. Karl is the first new player in, but obviously I am looking at bringing in a few more players; talks are ongoing, and I hope by the end of next week, that 99% of the panel would be secured and ready to go for next January.”

We will have in-depth interviews with Karl and John Caulfield to follow on CorkCityFC.ie.6.01%, respectively. The sample size was then obtained by using NCSS‐PASS 11.0.4 software (NCSS, LLC, Kaysville, UT), assuming a significance level α = 0.05 and a power of test 1 -- β = 0.9. Statistical analysis was undertaken using SPSS 18.0 software (IBM SPSS, Armonk, NY). Data are presented as means and standard errors (±SEs). The data from the control group were used for multiple comparisons with the experimental groups at each time point. Analysis of variance was used and multiple group comparisons were performed by using Dunnett\'s tests. Values of p* \< *0.05 were considered statistically significant.

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Levels of LC3 and beclin‐1 protein were maintained at a certain degree in normal skin tissue (normalized optical density, 3.69 \[SE ± 0.07\] and 0.67 \[SE ± 0.01\], respectively). After the burn was inflicted, levels


However, in models of myocardial ischemia, cellular apoptosis was found to aggravate ischemic damage, while reducing apoptosis reduced ischemic injury.[23](#acem12352-bib-0023){ref-type="ref"} It seems likely that the increase of apoptosis exacerbated the ischemic damage within the deep dermal zone of burn wounds and thus participated in the burn wound progression.

Autophagy is a highly conserved pathway that delivers intracellular macromolecule waste to lysosomes, where they are degraded into biologically active monomers, such as amino acids, that are subsequently reused to maintain cellular metabolic turnover and homeostasis.[9](#acem12352-bib-0009){ref-type="ref"} Autophagy principally serves an adaptive role to protect organisms against diverse insults, including infection, cancer, neurodegeneration, aging, and heart disease. Defects in the process of autophagy have been closely related to neurodegenerative disease, cardiomyopathy, diabetes, fatty liver disease, and Crohn\'s disease.[24](#acem12352-bib-0024 acem12352-bib-0025 acem12352-bib-0026){ref-type="ref"} Enhancement ofautophagic activity has been shown to protect against myocardial ischemia--reperfusion injury,[27](#acem12352-bib-0027){ref-type="ref"} reduce neuronal ischemic anoxia injury,[28](#acem12352-bib-0028){ref-type="ref"} slow down the process of aging, and protect against many diseases.[29](#acem12352-bib-0029){ref-type="ref"}

There are few published articles describing the relationship between autophagy and burn wound progression. It is well known that autophagy plays dual roles in cell survival and cell death.[30](#acem12352-bib-0030 acem12352-bib-0031 acem12352-bib-0032){ref-type="ref"} During nutrient deprivation, ischemia, or inflammation,[33](#acem12352-bib-0033){ref-type="ref"} autophagy is activated and has a cytoprotective role, but several stress stimuli can induce autophagy and, thus, distinct programmed cell death pathways can be activated when stress is not abolished.[34](#acem12352-bib-0034){ref-type="ref"} It would be intriguing to know whether autophagy plays a prosurvival or prodeath role in the pathophysiology of burn injury progression.

In our study, the autophagy level was at first reduced and then increased, yet remained


ago."

She conceded that, although other buildings along the avenue have renovated their facades, she hasn't always agreed with the new looks.

"We're not changing the front of the building at all because that's the charm of Palo Alto, right?"

California Ave used to be a great place for small family-oriented storefronts. Sounds like the landlords are kicking out them all out and trying to replace them with dot-com offices and expensive yuppie restaurants. That is really too bad. Palo Alto already has upscale University Ave and the Stanford Mall. California Ave works best as a cheaper alternative for middle income families.

Posted by Local
a resident of JLS Middle School
on Jan 28, 2014 at 7:23 pm

Some of the best buns since my grandmother's. You will be missed. So sorry to see thisPalo Alto supported by decent, normal people - instead of the appalling greed we now observe in every facet of Palo Alto's so-called "upward mobility"?

How heartbreaking, disrespectful of not only the longtime business but of the community as well. I really hate how the recent boom has only killed people's morals. I'm sure it's more profitable to kick them out. But it's not the right thing to do, and no matter what excuse you use for the press does not make it right.

Posted by Social Butterfly
a resident of Green Acres
on Jan 29, 2014 at 3:14 am

I am a life long Palo Altan..I have been ill for the last few years and have not been downtown University Avenue in many many months. I lately took a drive down University


to make the most money, but to invest in local liveability and happiness, especially for the kids. But it wouldn't be a charity, they would buy and hang onto a lot of local property for the long term stability of businesses, clubs, and other endeavors that contribute to civic life.

For example, such a club might have bought up the bowling alley property and let the bowling alley owner have a long-term lease so she could upgrade. The group could probably have built another large building behind in the empty parking lot and considered proposals for the most creative tenants to contribute to civic life.

There would probably be a way to tie in such an endeavor with a non-profit for kids, and the real estate would of course beother people who have posted here, I grew up with Cho's, and Cho's is still a part of my life. Let me ask you Sue Ross, how many people do you think are going to be saying that about the next over-the-top, over-priced, too-shiny restaurant that will invade Palo Alto?

Ms. Ross, what would you rather have: a sense of community, a heart, or just more empty glitz? You can walk away from this with two of the three. The decision is up to you.

On the other hand, the property owner could just get fed up with these comments and simply sell out to a developer who would tear the whole place down and put in a 50-foot edifice of office cubicles.

This outpouring, however, prompted my first ever venture


gore and violence and torture. We love it in our media, we love it in our history and we love it in our folklore. I have a deep love of Gothic literature from man made monsters to the romantic nobility that seduces women and then drains them of their blood and their mortal souls.

Vampires are the most popular mythical beings. They are more popular than fairies, unicorns, and leprechauns. There are good ones and there are bad ones. Misunderstood and completely feared.

The most famous vampire ever is and will always be Dracula, but if we were to root around into history you would find that Dracula was based on a Romanian nobleman Vlad the Impaler. The facts around his life are absolutely horrific, however, he didn’t drink bloodlanguages (including the language of her peasants). A mother. A woman who managed a large amount of properties, worked in her community, started a school for young women, and supported war widows.

It was this contrast that kept compelling me to come back to the story.Of course, it would have been quite easy (and fun!) to portray the legend in a bloody horror show. But it was after last year’s US election when I realized that I could not do that. I would not use a sensationalized story to portray this powerful and intelligent woman as a monster. LM: What are your plans for the show in the future?SN: That’s a tough questions to answer, at the end of a six city tour! It’s been challenging.But, I think after


I see as many Fringe shows as I can while I can. I am always inspired by the work of my fellow artists.

I am going to clue you into a loosely kept secret around here… I am an American. I was raised by NPR listening hippies. I watched Public Television a lot and I was brought up with the voice of Garrison Keillor lulling me into a peaceful amusement about the people and crazy antics of the fictional town of Lake Wobegon via the very popular radio show A Prairie Home Companion. There was even a movie about the radio show itself starring Keillor as the romantic interest of Meryl Streep, and Lindsay Lohan who was just starting to tip over the precipice of highly successful child starand smelling our Christmas Tree/Yule Bush… but then our host would say phrases like, “The ice cream is a metaphor FOR EATING PUSSY” or “Put your hands up and spread your legs… Officer Morley was naked” or “I came four times that night” and I was immediately snapped out of my warm, safe, innocent childhood to my lurid and sex positive adulthood and I sat at the edge of my seat falling in love with Dave and Morely’s very amazing and heartwarming adventure into spicing up their sex life.

I really could not love this show any more than I do and I really feel so much pleasant joy and amazing gratitude to have seen it.

Please go see it, you have two more chances Sat Sept 16 at 6:25pm


the people who interact with us on a mostly daily basis – wouldn’t exist if this true story hadn’t happened.

And that is because Katalin Szabo is the grandmother of Chris “MooMan” Nyarady, who is the executive producer and host of Geeks versus Nerds Vancouver and how all of us met. So, I would like to thank “Nagymama” for being alive and living her beautiful life and having her beautiful creative children and her beautiful children having their beautiful creative children, which created a space for me to meet the people who would be my chosen family.

With all of that being said, this was the most adorable and sweet and hilarious love story filled with whimsy and puns and hats. This is story of how Katalin met her firsta brief but interesting history of Scientist Turned Comedian?

TL: When I was in grad school I used to throw gag slides into my talks. I find that a little humor relaxes the mind. When I started comedy I was performing regularly at a bar in Palo Alto that had a PowerPoint setup so I brought back some of those gag slides and put them into my standup act. The audience loved it!

LM: Why did you choose to perform in Vancouver?TL: I’ve heard Vancouver has a wonderful performing arts scene. I want to experience it myself.

LM: Do you have a favourite scientist?TL: I named my children after Edison and Faraday. The reason I like them so much, besides their influential body of work, is that they are both self


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\[t1\] The boundary-value problem – with arbitrary given real functions $d_1(u)$, $d_2(v)$, and $Q(t)$ is invariant in the Lie sense with respect to the 4-parameter Lie group generated by the infinitesimal operators $$P_1 = \frac{\partial}{\partial x_1}, \ \ P_2 = \frac{\partial}{\partial x_2}, \ P_3 = \frac{\partial}{\partial x_3}, \ \ J_{1 \, 2} = x_2 \frac{\partial}{\partial x_1}


\ \langle J_{1\,2}, P_3, P_t \rangle,$$ $$\langle P_1 + \alpha \, (P_3 \cos\phi + P_t \sin\phi), P_2, P_3 \sin\phi - P_t \cos\phi \rangle,$$ $$\langle J_{1\,2} + \beta \, (P_3 \cos\phi + P_t \sin\phi), P_1, P_2 \rangle;$$

subalgebras of dimension 4: $$\langle P_1, P_2, P_3, P_t \rangle, \ \ \langle J_{1\,2} + \beta \, (P_3 \cos\phi + P_t \sin\phi), P_1, P_2, P_3 \sin\phi - P_t \cos\phi \rangle;$$

subalgebras of dimension 5: $$\langle J_{1\,2}, P_1, P_2, P_3, P_t \rangle.$$

Here, $\alpha \geq 0$ and $\beta$ are arbitrary real constants and $0 \leq \phi < \pi$.

As an example, consider the algebra $\langle J_{1\,2}, P_3 \sin\phi - P_t \cos\phi \rangle$. solving the corresponding system of Lagrange equations, we easily obtain the following ansatz for this algebra: $$\label{6}
    u = u(r, z), \boundary-value problem is much simpler than the original problem –, it remains a nonlinear problem with basic two-dimensional partial differential equations. Our main aim is to reduce problem – to a boundary-value problem with basic ordinary differential equations. For this purpose, one can use different approaches, but we consider here only one interesting example. Consider the ansatz [@iva47] $$\label{12}
    u = u(\omega), \ \ v = v(\omega), \ \ S_k = S_k(\omega), \ \ \omega = z + \sqrt{\vphantom{\sum} {z^2 + r^2}}, \ \ \ k = 1, 2.$$ Note that this is a non-Lie ansatz because the maximal invariance algebra of system and with arbitrary functions $d_1(u)$ and $d_2(v)$ is trivial and is generated by the shift operator $\partial / \partial z$.

Substituting ansatz into the